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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-11-03

Pork, beans, and potatoes at
Morgesters.
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y written examination Is held at the close
of eacll month from which the average class
standing of each pupil Is aseertained. The
highest obtained by any pupil for the month
is Gd; the lowest Al; the highest general aver
age W; the lowest So.
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physicians as well as invalids TO use it with
confidence. 1t is the most reliable remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs that sci
ence has produced. 1t strikes ut the foun-
dation of all pulmonary diseases, affording
prompt and certain relief, and is adaptsa TO
patients. OF any age or either sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest children take
it without difficulty. In the treatment of
ordinary. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects Of AYERS CHERRY EEc-
ToRAL are magical, and multitudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. 1T should he kept
at hand in every household, for tho pro-
lection it affords i9 sudden attacks. In
Whooping- cough and COnsumpssoI
there Is no other remedy so efiicacious.
soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are sufficient guaranty that It will
continue TO produce the best results. An
impartial trial will convince the most scepti-
cal OF its wonderful curative powers, as well
as OF itS superiority oyer all other prepara-
ems Tor pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts OF he
country, knowing its composition, recon-
\ end AYERS CHERRY PEoloRAL to invalids,
AUD prescribe it in their practice. The test
:. half century has proved its absolute
certainty to cure afT pulmonary complaints
not already beyond the reach Of human aid.
Prepared by Or. j. 6. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical cleyaists,
Lowell, Mass.
soLp nj ALI pRUdGIsTs rYKRTwRERs.
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pRESSMAkiNG.

Mrs. +. Pollman having moved into
the house Of Jas. Penfield near the
Catholic church wishes to inform the
citizens of Ridgway and vicinity that
she is prepared to do in neat and
satisfactory manner all kinds of plain
sewing and lat reasonable
prices. All persons having work lin
this line are respectfully invited to
give her call. nl5mS
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Folding cribs, cradles, bedsteads
&C., at Bowers.
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Business Cards.


ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Main street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa
Particular attention given to the
examination of titles, also to patents
and patent cases.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-11-03

For kidney aud pelvic difficulties
take Manalin
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-11-03
HALL q M'cAuLEY

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. vS2t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31
SHIPPING NOTES.

There isa whaler outside ss we 60 to press.
The Haw bk kalakaua is at the old Custom House
wharf loaded for San Francisco to sail this day. The
mail will close al the Post ONCE at p m.
The Am bktne Eureka 10 at Brewer d Cos wharf
loading for San Francisco to sail shortly.
The An bktne Eis arrived last Saturday from San
francisco and ha. dock-d al Brewer & Cos wharf
where she is disehargng. We regret to cay that
Capt Brown had fall Two or three days before reaching
port. harIin: himself severely.
The Am bk Martha Ridcout is At Allen Robins q
wharf disehar;ing . cargo OF lumber.
TIE Brit bk Sir Laneelot IL at the old steamship
wharf nearly discharged aud will probably sail about
the middle Of neIi week for Portland, Or.
The Am sch Anna 10 the foot OF Fort Street, load
Ing for san francisco to sail about Tuesday heIt.
The Am BIZ Revere Is at the E.panade discharging .
easso OF eosi from Departure Bay.
The Brit $ Anj.r Head I. at PMS $ wharf ioadin:
FOE Hongsoas. She will ssil on Tuesday next.
our thsnks are due TO Capt Howard of the Consuelo
(st K,haIni,l for h.es Of late Y papess.
TaeP " y s z.slsndia arrived oa Tuesday afternoon
lsst from San frsnciseo Her dei.pton esnsed by
the nou-arrysl Of the English nails At san franei,eo
The Am sch staghound .. at sorrn.on's wharf She
has discharged ali Of her San Francisco freight and will
ssii for Jal4it to-day probably
San Franeiseo-AuiVed Dec II. Am b-tne d sprcck.
els. fdes hsnc. Nov e.; Dec II. Am sch Rosario
swift. 81 days from kshnlui; Dec - Am sch Tsi.ht
whitney, sdsys froun Hilo; Dec 10, Ain bk { Aur
ray. Ravens, hence Nov =.
Port rosn.ead-Arrived Dec 10. An tern Excelsior
PitI. from Hlo.
spokrn-Sov n, lat 50 :, long 81 W, An bk Amy
Tarner, Newell. froa New York Tor this port
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and could only have come, from the performs
sncc of experiments on living animals" And
he makes some grim comparisons between tue
scientific aud the popular form Of experiment,
the former combining itself TO the destruction
Of few Of the lower animals, and the latter
enarging its field to the destruction Of num-
bcrlcss human victims. lie instances tho ex-
pcriments which have been made in past years,
in regard to the nature and sources oi cholera
contaeion, and those still in process and
more particularly the popular experiment in
regard to the communicability Of tubcrcular
disease from snimals TO man by the use of
milk from diseased cows. He SAYS: al
have every reason to believe that Professor
Gerlach's experiments on the communicabiity
Of tubercle by means Of milk are very extcu-
sivel- parodied 10y commercial experiments on
the human subject. learn, on what believe
10 be the highest authority III this country,
that tubcrclc Tin diIercn, dcgrccs) is nmlady
which abound. among our cows and that so
long ns the COW continues to give milk, no
particular scruple seems To prevent dstribu-
tion of that milk for popular use. To the per
sons who consume that milk an important
question as to the causnbility Of tubercle is
put in an experimental form. Whether they
will become infected with tubercc is ques-
ton which the individual consumers do not
stand forward to answer for themselves. like
the animals of the laboratory experiments
but DR.. Creighton's lately published book. en-
titled Bovine tuberculosis in Man, and q
paper in which AM glad to say he brings un-
der notice of uur Section the very remarkable
series of facts on which he grounds that start
ling title, seem to suggest first iusiallment o
answer In accordance with Professor Gerlach's
experimental finding"
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CULTlVATlNG VIRUS.

few weeks since we ventured some re-
marks upon the prevention of disease, and no
ticcd the modern tendency Of medical science
to inquire into the causes of, and the means by
which to prevent disease, as contradistin-
guishcd from the tendency of the past, which,
starting with the premises that disease was
inevitable, looked forward solely to the means
Of cure. And we there instanced some of the
surprising results of the departure taken from
the views which governed but few years
since.
Among the results referred to were men,
toned the almost total Transformation that the
surgical treatment of wounds had undergone
and based upon common theory, some sur
prlsng results as accomplished in the treat
m-nt of diseases not surgical, such As the pre-
ven,ion Of splenic fever (anHaeap,ia) by the
incubation Of virus cmioaied from, that Of
the original disease. and involving the princi
Pile upon which vaccination 10 preventive Of
snall-pox. But still the busy work of inves-
tgation Is going on in the same field OF dis
covery; and one by one results are presented
which cannot fail to earn the gratitude Of man
I tht OF
+. X. G. S. &C., &c, delivered before the Iu-
ternational Medical Congress, and quoted in
a recent number of the Lancet, is proposition
to treat tuberclc in man by incubation or
vaccination" with a "cultivaied virus.
Extended experiments on animals have cstab-
lished the fact that vaccination is successful
in preventing the disease. Under the general
designation of tuberclc are included, pulmo.
nary plhhisis tconsuInpliOn), scroiular, aud
| lupus lepeihelial cancer) and the virus from
any oue of these diseases will infect with gen.
eral tubercalir disease.
| How many myriads OF tho human family
may yet be benefited by such discovery it is
impossible to tell but like smallpox, snch
diseases may be some day confined To such
only as through ignorance or prejudice persist
in their refusals to submit to vaccination.
And equally impossible would il bc 10 foun an
estima,e OF the extent to which the discovery
Of vacciuias for the prevention Of other dis
eases equally fatal, may yet be carrie.i.
DIR. Simon says; a. venture Ia say that in
the records Of human industry, il would DO
impossible to point to work of more pro'iiise
TO the world than these various contributions
to the knowledge Of disease. aud Of iis cure
and prevention; and they are contributions
| which from tie nature Of the case have como,
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CO N M ER RciAL.

HONOLULU. BECENBER sist ISL
hu'iress fst III. week Ne hnd 10 Ne In 4 ,ery ..ti,
fetcry condition, s things dered and when put
various business houses ret through their seige Of
eute' on quarterly aeeoant. and FOO; up their trade
aud hu'ne's fof the yest We think the showing viii be
emincniy satisfactory. As community We have the
'ah'tAeucn OF freedom from any failures that cast,
'tain upon %,
shipping movements for the week have been some.
what retarded owing 10 the bo.tercu. .tst- Of the
Nesh.r, AID fears are freely expressed for the
ssfey of the schooner. warwick and jus OF
Ing sect, as they have been heard from for som.
time The simr Z.aisnais, did no, arrive till Tuesday
", having been detained in $ Y. till the th ms,
Awaiting the arrival Of the si Advice. by her give.
no indication Of Improvements In rate, Of sl,nd pro
duee the decline In reported by tn. AMER Head
being eouhrmed
The departures zinc. our last hs,. be.n the wm q
Irwiu, tcr san Francisco and Zeaauda tor III. Colo
MES. together with two others in ballast
From the L. geoaofisi Of Nov s6th. VIC make th.
following extracts relative to the attack. upon th,
h-eiPrce'y Treaty. "' The advantage TO the
H'wsiisn Islands by the present arrangement arc also
hIrutssoou. 10 ourseiye. by the .umulu. given "a
inda'ity In the Islands export. to them ha,,
auadrupled In the pact dvr years. The treaty
With the Hawaiian Islands Is scarcely Les. porisnt tc
people than thc eonIol OF the suer canal 10 ic
British .ubjeeis. when the American isihmu,
l, pierced our maritime interest. will scqulre an
Importance exceeding any they hsv. yet attained. II
!. 10 thi. view % certain and distant fuur, that
the real vslne becomes apparent hence the treaty
10 Of far than the mere exchange o
commodities specified by Il; = ."
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SATU RDAY PRESS.
THE NEW YEAR,
DECEMBER 81, 1851.

Another leaf in the book of time has been
turned and the year 1852 is before MS. Look
ing back over the record Of the pas, twelve
months we find it not unmarked with events
Of Observation-Disclosures of joy and sorrow .
The gathering storms of tho latter months Of
the previous year had been safely tided over
and lssl dawned propitiously but clouds in
the shape of terrible epidemic soon arose
and veied our little island Kingdom in con-
tinuous gloom for fully half the year. When
these had passcd away the sky grew clear
and bright again, and remained unobscured
until the last moment. The effect of this tenn
porary check all kinds of business was
severe while it lasted, bii was followed by a
reaction which placed trade again on a firm
footing and which continues to the present,
time. Many problems affecting the welfare Of
the nation have not been salts iac,orily solved.
though important steps have been taken TO
that end, and new questions have arisen that
call for thouy htful action in the future. II
the year Just past has not been entirely sati--
factory in every particular, much experience
has been derived that should be of value for
lutute guidance. nc olehlfS year ulus 1alr
to be n marked one in the political history Of
Hawaii nei; and We trust that the hand of
Wisdom shall ever tie found on the helm of
our little ship of State, 10 pilot her safely
away from the dangers Of internal discord and
foreign jealousy into the smooth and open seas
Of peace, progress and prosperity.
As we stand to-day on the threshold OF
another year, let US resolve to press onward
in union and harmony, stopping only to take a
retrospective view wien it can be done with
profit. Let that which brings with it feelings
of pain be buried in the past, and that which
is freighted with thoughts OF joy and pleasure
be written on memory's page as lessons for
future use, for the past is valuable only as n
guide-post to what lies beyond u.s.
Hoping that the noon and the sunset of So
will be even brighter than its initial morning,
ard that n aniiUld blessings will be showercd
upon tie nation and people alike, we extend
TO our friends, our patrons, our readers, and
to all others, in every condition of life, our
sinccrest wishes for happy, happy New
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

strength IL that weakness he tempered with
good Judgment. But il il is not, it will lead
TO dissolution. When it is made apparent that
we can not govern our own mixed population
aud can not protect foreign interes,s here, and
then only, need VIC begin to prepare for the
end. 1t rsquires no prophet 70 tell wha, will
bc the fate OF this Government when that time
arrives. II is n foregonc conclusion. and no
one can deny it. The U. S. Government real
izes this fact and will do nothing to speed the
day 1t is contrary to their policy to extend
their territory by conquest, and we have moth
ing to fear on that score. II will be the in
competency of the Government that will bring
about the end which not few in our com.
munity desire To sec
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IMPORTS.

Prom Post BAk.ly per Marina Ridesut, Dee 2s-.ss.
iSi ~ roo ~ lumber VI SIS n faced lumber. 80 shin.
gles, aAg poles. q. sks poia,oe,
From NsuAime. per Revere. Dee ss-iio tons coal.
Prom ssa Franei.eo. per siarhound, Dec :5d-H Z
Davies. pkg iron, ~ hdi vire Allen hei,insoa es
pkg groe; Dillingham; a 60. - pkg plintsi Le~ers
tooks rs pkg issa II Judd, IS oats, bales hay
Philip. 10, - pkg dry gcs,ds; Lyman Bons, - pig
gie; Melnerny, pkg bsrois and shoes; Cattle 4
aooke. hhl wine. mach; May Co. i9s pkg .roc
Hzckf-d Co. 10 c. bread; T Macrhourc. cs eroe.
- bran. 81 oAIes hay; Wilder 20. 81 bales hay,
D toos..
from san Francisco per Zralsndia. Dee 2>-Hymsb
Hrs. 81 pss tobacco. pkg dry goods 81 CO shoss
Uksiinss, ace ef@cf.; W kch4rdson &C thoe,. CO
farm goods; West, - ysrnish; ko-e, pkg ma
trial; temsnts c. books; u Frazer. b. appie.,
D csriz, se. shoes, Jordan. c ~hisky; fhlinps
Co ~ pkg ;roe, a. G. ,osseee Beronan, C ,Addiery
Haekfed . 20. ~ sks potatoes. CO mise; J Water
Asase. al dry yood. n frsits; Nay Co. n G.
gros; HAIL Son. &c hsrdwsrsS Adsais. 80 pkg
faits; n wiaxs,e. dry goesls; y NeInssny. bndl
tree. A Nontsns, pkg nsmrs; TG Thrum, G eta.
( oaery; q Wells. CO frames. fishri. CO dry
70 sis. Nslns, GO dry goods; Ehiers 4 10. pkg
Dr., good. = spAidag, 81 pkg kdware; Board Edacx.
Il "a .tstionsry; sgprcm~ cesu. do; erisse.
bs type; ualilsicf Co. CO eissr.: waIkef, es
ssgines, sai sys pkg TO chiaess arms.
Prssa san Francisco, per EliA, Dee sdsh- orlnhArm
c., a. pkx Rroe is0 - feed 81 sks potatoes
tn eoxuss. " pkg gods pkg tob.sss uoiiissss
Go. pss seap end potf'es iioa tren Works.
Aw.: Orde, % h6ls lime; hynsn brps. ~ pk; goods
&c; Wolf, sO 81 bras. hi pkg rsoe. 70 biz hay. ~
~ fssa; q Nssfsssne CO. SEX beer pool tssle
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PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco, per Ella, Dec 81 Cburehc.
y hcrsman, 4 MrunlEcf, usnsCn, w Bcssrugrt. W
Wesley, Mrs Browncll aud ChIld, Mr. Brnwnell Lom
He-
For san Francisco. Per W q irwin Dec 2oth-FrAnk
THREE, J Brady. G. Wolf welsh.
Prom San Francisco. per ZeslHudis. Dee g7-Mis.
Stysn, Farmcuter. Mr.. Cat Jr. Ms. 4 Halstesd,
Castle sud wtft Dr. Tisdale Mis-. King, Miss Judd.
Nr. Mac fle nur-e snd infant Ncin-tuy, r Hind.
and wife, Ms. kfS J & Ualr and wife. VIM Foster,
Brewer. Mt kurckisp wife and setysut. Mr. Gcnhcrt
Rev simpson aud wife Mts J W Thompson, Dr. l. :
Thompson, Adams, capt X DE- rinituwski, y II
Phillips NJ Lowis. Nathan, Mis- Brrdiy. 4 Phil
lips II lteynsmann, Glade, Dr I Wells and 3.
In the steeragv.
For Australia, Per zeaisndia ,Dec Sd Evens W
Lair, W Muec, ChinAmAn.
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tuen Robnsrn. eo % sks fcur; u Davies, ~ boxes
h1t-s \ " ficrce & Co, 10 bls uakuu,. - ukE feed.
grue etc, Irwin Go, 100 hbls salmon. Bulvs \
Go. bis duck, - Pkg etoc; Grrive. bdls paper;
schsetct 20. 10 psE spices; Herbert - Pkg futnt-
tu-et Lishman iuo bbls Nme, 70 b. hay; Laine Go,
a. .ks feed Jaeger. G. guns; % Sc cken, - pigs
hdwatei Hal son, b pkg hdwarei Nelniytc \
Bros 80 tk- iced so SIS bran, i5 PKG rruc, tAste
Cooke, ~ bls hay ts sks barley 30 sks btsu, Pkg
rtuc, :, pkg mdsc Hsekfeld Co ~ hl. lime 81 bbls
ch; VIZ clucrpN, iCs hats 4 VI pANes Go, ~ hn IL.
hsy. lo ~. grsin; Dillingham; & CO. u Pkg mdse tisw
Govt, buoys Brewer Co, - N brick, ioj N .hinFr-
b posts q ton saud. iiS bs hay, Is sks fccd s
Pipe 3 bi. btead, tank gasoline, horses; Z vii
Hams ~ pkg furniture.
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Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign
Ports.

Ports
Ger bs Adonis. peharde, Bremen, du. II. Hacs,eId
Br sk kesrayd.--New Castle, " s. W, du.
Am bk Amy Turner, Newell New York, du. Jan i5-so,
Brewer a co. Agents.
Brit ship Duke OF Abcrcorn Biunie Liverpool due Jan
sssl, I II Davies, Agent
-.ehr Atassa Jaiuit, via Marque'a', due II
Ger ss Z B.hoP, Walters Bremen, due Feb Is. II
Ger bk Aiafr NohrInann Liverpool due March $40.
1T waierhouse Agen,
due March lois brewer i Co, Agent.
Brit bk Mneysh, Ros: New Castle. \. 5. W. due Jan
Brit Ss raeiae SLOPE Barnes, Sew Castle, W, due
Am bs Edward May, johnson Liverpool, to sail about
Dec s,h, V Maefsrane Co, .,Eent.
Dee Is. Bisycir & Co, Agents. ''' " 'A' A00a'
Am S.tne Kiisi,., Cutler, Port Uambie dueH
Am bk Buens Visa Calhoun, PIT Gamble due Hackfeld
Am sk Emerald, Lord, Port Gamble due Haekfeld Co.
Br bk Lizzie Bell, Nosn.rd Liverpool D.rie.
Am sch ID. sehn.usr. Lo,d.l, Por, Gamble for k.Au
Loeb Lee. New Castle. y s W. du. Jan
Bit G sn HSsn: s.H due
An bs Camden, swanion. Port Gamble, due Jan $40
An b. Rainier, wun, 'PoIt Gamble due Jan co25, II
Hsekfrid & Co. Agents.
Am sch Rosario, SSifl, for kahulni, due.
Jan S-iU, Allen 4 Robinson. Agents
Am sch Twilight Whitney San Frlucisco for Hio, due
Jan i-i1
Am bstne spreekels. Fries. San Francisco, due
Jan 1918 W Irwin Co, Agents.
An bk ID Murray, Ravens San Francisco. due Jan To-
Is Z A schacfer 4 Co, Agents.
Am bk Forrest Queen. Winding. San Francisco, due
Jan lo-i', llaekfed / Co, Agents.
Am bk II W Amy. Freeman. san Francisco. due Jan 8
10, Castle Cooke, Asent-.
An bktne " II Dimond, Houd eti San Francisco, due
Jan I5,:p, W Irwin 90, Agents.
Pm Anstraiia, Carcii sydney, due Jan iS, II Hack
field 20, AGENTS.
Pm S. City Of sydney. Dearborn, San Francisco, due
jan =, II Hackfeid q Co, Agents.
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An accident to dear old lady occurred last
Saturday night, quite serious i'll its nature, but
which might have been much more SO, and no
thanks to the Superintendent of Water Works, for
his neglect TO guard or cover up the excavations
that had been left open the past few weeks for
mason work around the iireplugs along the streets
Is the officer, the Government the party liable
for damages III such cises z
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MEMORANDA.

Report ofRM ZcAlandia, Chevalier, Comman-
der. from Francisco
Dec Sfh. s:a5 D IN discharged San Francisco Pilot
Fine weather experienced .hr hr., two days when
strong sontherIy gale with heavy head sea met
With which lasted end and ird. in consequence OF
which Engines had TO be reduced 10 half speed for
twelve hours Received Honolulu Pilot on board
2'th Sass I'm.
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Notices Of any events Of interest rsnspirinE the
other Island. will always be thankfully received for
publication. Correspondent. requested to append
their true TO all communications, not for pubi.
cation necessarily hut guarantee that the writer
I. acting In gnud faith
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DIED.

MANwELl.-in Portland, oregon, Dec. sd. Nr Gsc
M.NwELL ldcst son OF the late " Tim Maxwell. Acet
Se years. He leaves wife, child and brother to de
pors hi. loss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

torraced sidewalk is the latest departure in
Honolulu, sample of which may be seen ON the
mauka side of Merchant street. This new style
places the lampposts in n position inconvenient
N nnlna rinIa
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Sailed.

SAILED.
Dee ei-Am wh bk Northern Light. Campbell for cruise
Hon hk Chiclayu. ordano. for Poit Townsend
&-strn lehua. for Hama aud MoiokAi
Sim lwalaui, for NsastA. KonA and Kau
sim X Bishop. for koloa and waimca
sch W.ileic. for Maliko
Am bstne Irwin. for San Francisco
G-PMSs Zealandia, .Chevaer, fot sydney
sim Iikeiike. for Maui and Hawaii
- Sch Marion. for hukuiha.le
sch kalikeaouli. for ionokas
2-Am bk U Whitmorc, shiIlaber. for LRoyal
Roads. &c
Sch ~aioii, for Pasnhsu
Stm ia. Nasec, 70. KAUAI
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

ArrfVeu.
Dec st-Au bktne Ella. Brown. iT d.y. from, San =
Am VIII bk Northern Light. Campbell, 10 DAYS
from san Francisco
C-Am bk Martha Rideuut, wiekburg. . dsy,
from Port Biakey
stm Likclike. from Hawaii aud Maui
g1-PMss Zealsndis. Che,Alitr. from san Fran
Sch Netie Merrill. from Lahaiua
S-stn sss Makrc. from Kauai
stni kilaucs Hon, from kahuIui
Sch kekauiuoh from Hanalei
1-stm LehuA, from MOlokai & Hama
Sim Bishop from Kauai
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per " q Irwin Dee :6th-i TO- rs
10. rice sNNi6 bs sugar, Sii hnchs bananas shipment
q kshului. igi, ,9st lbs sugar, Val Dom sii.glga
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k,VP1uME CUVRr OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. In Probatc-In the Estate OF METHU-
SELAH X. MAIlUKA, OF Honolulu, deceased, intcs-
tate Before the chief Justice.
On reading aud fnr the petition OF Simon X. Kaai,
OF Honolulu. Island of Oahu, alleging that Methnsclah
K Mahukn Of said Honolulu, died mtestate At said
Honolulu on the II day Of december, 4. D. ISL and
IL i. ordered that TUESDAY the 10Th day OF JAN
UARY, A. u. 1882. be and hereby Is appointed for
hearing said petition before the said Justice In the
Court room OF hi- Court, Honolulu. at which time
and place all persons concerned may appear aud show
granted, and this order be published In tue Hawa-
iiun and Engsh languages for three successive weeks
in the Kuokoa and " saturday Press newspapers in
Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, Ii. l., December 22d, A. d. 1851.
A FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest: A. RosA. Chicf Justice Suprcmc Court.
O. 3t Deputy Clerk
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31
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