ocr: illfHicinca. i j 4 ,y4ml j X.V;? ; S,- Vgd " 1. I ski- T 'I'll Id Old Established Remedy I now put nj' ir t',p LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES ! And is a.-kn..wlr.lrr.l to Is; t! BEST SARSAPARILLA! WONDERFUL CURES U ha iticui.il. Tiw mi.i.l coi-ir i f wl..cl. .ire in the RBMBMBEIl! TRUE & ORIGINjL ARTICLE LARGER BOTTLE! Th.iii ect crTcrf.l l-y iv vcn.lrr. TVe pr.': riff.tr ! iVtrrnitin.) tint tho mr.n riit Ttfioi if hit art nn', I lor the I -in .jt'ir liull t UMinUtiif.l, !! riltl'-T It Wh.lt ..'fltt.T. I'tirrt; i-r iiiti-C I i-.irrfiit. f thrv wl-h ht P T R K TXTKAi' T oi'r.ir-;ii":iril!-i, to 'nit t"r "llriM..r i 'riLMiial S iri,'.Til!.i.' nt V Urt $n4 bvttte vvci 01rt1, al ):; I'Ol'nr fT N tl.l'. Now York General Depot, 31 CortJandt-St BulT.ilo Depot, 225 Main Street. X TOrM ii.Mrt" l IV m. Hi-rhhm. Xrw-YorV, or C. V. ChitiiOL, t-uiUlo, ill attvtniili tuni;t ntUMiU'-K. t.Ali vV HA V. wiiiTh; .V jiryrtK.-U'M. ( (ttllC;t. SARfAPARILLA,NVILD CHERRY The won !rf;:l N'ii'J power- of thia pri"parriti.in ir rliif to tne pi tntv of i: com p-i.t: n. It ta ti..nii-.i 'it fi-MH .in I li.tr k iii.(ii a' u. in ttr Mtdutmt , i . tittricet in.t p-jit .ft aai' ii on rt-rtaiii p.irta. In u lirow oiT unbare iijn, to liwU QUtrr Kxuncts rf ai( rt a prtltnd. t.i. iotti t tt w ar.iAyrro m roiTji or ikaL rvn:rrto .d iicalivu ma. if 1 4 , i ! i v I ! i . i j I I 1 ! t l . . ! : , .1 1 I ; I .


The Ottawa free trader. [volume]

ocr: , , Now Goods ! r f. NATTINtiKH is now in recvint of most tJ . of Ins Full nnd Winter Uoods, And will hnve ill nfhii Isrge ptirrhnsn this week, ready in offer l" hi" customer, ami ihn public at large, ricso C'ufeHtf Set. sept S3

place_of_publication: Ottawa, Ill.

publisher: John Hise & William Osman


ocr: wejVNV.4 y r.x. :-- irn si ... . . i -- w rr - .v. For lot Removal and Pfrr.ninrnt fun of il NCUVOUS DISEASES, Kt A of thi! Cnn-pl-itntt which ai ratu-nj .y n im, ,'intxJ, knl or unh-althr riudilitn nl lh N K It V 41 ( I I.STE 91 . Thia biitiful anil roiivtmtMit j pliratmn of 11, m, tstauiHit (Hf-M-t-t ol 1) ALV "t U atiJ 1A-IS r lM, hu tjren prmiouiK'ff.t tir riiftinijpJtilit'J (.1 nt.t, h th iu Knioiv anJ th l'tiitt.t tatt-ti. ui bm lit mt$t a.ul. mMtcinmi dintv i .c Dr. CHRISTIE'S OALVA1MI0 BELT n.l M.WJXKT1C it ni I Kith th inoit prfct ri.tiii), Oil C. It. Ill IUCCVS4 in an ca-i i OFARRAI. I K 11 I le I T 1 , trcr-;thno(C th (-knJ hnrly. Civirf tuna tn M a ? a now. oifaiu. ani in-rifiratint: ti. t-nioa alfni AI-hj in rill i H IMP. PAH l Hit I'M - Y, IH rCi rlA or INDItiK.Sl iN. H H r :i M A i If l A I I V. aiuJ i HMONIi , Hut 'p. H'll MMtV. I.l 1. H.Ulil. tKAKNK(-H. NKHVOl h MU.MtMtJt, I'Al. PiT-illON Or t It K lit. A Hi, AI'lM If.liV, NM It M.i.iA r-XlN-H tn tha HI !", an.l IIV.M', l,t M I OVPL INT. al'IS AI. t OM PLAIN I", ami t I t . ATI HK t-f th firi.NK., HIP i UMII.A'NT IH-). AX. of tht KIDNK. I hrKll'UN" V I K Sk It V lU'Si'M P 1 1 " i AL lAHIiiV.niil ail NKItV'tH M l'lK A"-r-1-, m tin'h c orti j'litnti iiit lii'iiif.iic titiipl -ran- -nariial;', A Derat.gomnt of Ihe Ilt rvons Syitem, C'7- In NKItVOt S I HMrHIM-t, lr!f a ;t r.-air.nri iiirtr .it- lr tjurui- ttr tit-v u t.ean tl.t f :tl fi,.-tot tha airta.lr pr.i-'fwtt I f- -ttt-in ; li.i,,, Uii-Ur t!i f ri-intheiii-K lilr i-mi ( Tttilijii t nfn.' cnx;e t l t;a:anitm. at a; '..i.-.i t tan tiiMtiliiui tjn.J . i". ;r ti it ihifu. tt i f . h ittiai'i!,'.l j ,it it-it i til nr.i iintir ii reiujiea to fot.uar iirniiU, .ajti. itjr an.l nRr I , lil, 'i ht jmat partiharity an-l e-tca!!4-!!-- M Dr. Chriitio't Galvn:c Ci:ratlvi, roi;nti in t!i fct that ttv iik' n 1 c me tv dterwdiJ f;;i.'irlitfti tl plisfa n.' tl.-i uinil ri...xl- n Uiuni.i ) anJ pnv aicktr-c tho h'i4 .! tilt aua-i.ta Naikiit ditki h ! I y ui.-Jwi ti. ji.i(.mhhi t'r--4(Afn fAf wi $itwi. e.i.xiJif- t'.r en .-c-ftliK-x f' tSf A I. .nai. prmtt M 'i.e'i'ti't. ari'tt tifi tit infitr$t njuy unri't fiy m , i. m tt tti t w htttv thui in'rtNjiK Unn iq tut i nitrl Mat, uni; tuiw jaaia nnr-a mnro than 7 ri,IIOII Per so us iac.uitinf alt . flatit-a an.l ronJumm, uni.r- KllH'b Tt B ta llumhesr O) la-Ntwc. Vt he M 1 javu liarly n'.ert to .Svrtnua l nmiiltu tiava t-f-n EMTIHBLT AND FERM ANENTLY CUKCP, wh-n all h") ' raliaf ha-! Isftri gitan up mi4 n. tlnrif alia t.aan tnl in tain ' lo illuUrata th iwt nftha U K I.V A XV III-IT, rip 1 1 Me? th n a paii-n artlict,! wli that f nt ei ilivatinn. IM M'Kfii V or mi other 1 hmnii- or Naivotia liimnlcr In nrilinar-jr ratti. mnnilaiiti takan -aich. h thair ai-liun on tht nnnann i n-.( cia of the atumarb. aif'-rii r-m'-ity ra.ifl ttji -i.t- n tta tut pa' iu rt in a Inner at ate an-i will) in .in.i taruitita. aitei the ai'ti-Q thui cirita-1 rciii rinw rompaia tin with tha rtr-t r-t-tu.tn -f in-eii '1 apt iic.tii.'i ol tba i M, V a M BM.I 1 k a pai ( tu: aurleiar atan in the ort rmi.to'-n- (; ri, itta, k and -timnlr tia tha btil aio'ih-i the Hntr u. r tka MiCi'-ttiG V lui-l ai Jirft tt-.J in a trmrt ert-.l t,.r tn-.anaitn rari-.inition will a, I oil tlie p-tun eirne-iii nf the Beit, tlie rarT caniine; a tsii-sioic ririu'ttr 11 whirh wiil vBSt nn to t I.e i.c-raute a o.l ttin-i h. k agiP to th it'itia, thua at- pi if a iuiuatn:''.e feelfinx Ciii-uUtton ttiio'iciit-ut tua etatem ti .a the moat t-averi i iii n. I .P-i A are rt H ! -NKM'I.V I TKHJ A V Vf l)AH IH iir. 91 h Ht'tt-NT IU tllADiL Alt IHt. Diiit'.Ail: ( VKAK8 CERTIFICATn.H AND Ti:STIM0NMAle3 4f tlia innat rmloulit-f! Climra-rf er, from lil parta nf th conntr? eniil.t he gi-rr. eianl In lil e-erjr ctilumn in triii rr'r ' an i:xn:.()Ui)!.vr.Y c.vsi:, d'Mv.e-i'V.t,.. . j.u.-:.-.f5 mmmm


ocr: : . I I j Old Established Remedy Ii now r:t up tn t.e LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES! ."nil is acknowtrilit'-d to l L'te BEST SARSAPARILLA! inaile, as is cernfied by Ibc WONDERFUL CURES ' It ha ix-f Igrmc I. Tht oruinal fO ip t f wltich arc int. . jxmrMio.1 ol U prupriftort REMEMBER! Tli.it nMiot, l lit only TRITE Si. ORIGINAL ARTICLE Ami It now brouclit iffort tie f.oMic r, a LARGER BOTTLE! 'I'linn ever ottered l.v any vender. The pnit-rielor t delernonea i,ni the molt a.ri'T.Ttes it Ins .ir..iirc,l lor Ihe I .si IJ ycais shall l o IlinililnuiCd, l.o m-l-er nl -.'hit ;i.-rin.-e. P ireht.wrs must tw rnrefil. if Ihev wish the PHI PA TH MT nf H ir.i.tinU.. to mil lor - Prist"!'" 'riv ntnl .e irs-t'.irllls." In Ihe largr.it mtd Mlitl l-vcr Olfricd, at Oi luilur sr Isiu'e. New Ycrk General Tepot, 3 1 Cortlaiidt-St. Buffilo Tepot, 225 Main Street. t f lir Vr. s I 're.sr I W. Hi sriis, Vee -Vork, Ot C. C. I it is to', Hull do. will iiirrt with proti'lit nttcnlion. .. . . I ., .. ,1 ;..... ''.'it', J-J. .. '.i ' . .v i'.;:.'-' i . I;, --I ' . t.lo.'if I. i 3 :'y SARSAPAniLLA.NVJLDCIiERRV wmmmrnm The wonderful lieallii wers of this prrpirnllon are due to the ,,-euliaruy of at cs...."is..,... It l . torineJ of Btjols nn.l llnrkt wh.rli are used In a. lAr MiHumt tn tilssr, and nrolm-.t ariwn on rrrinui parti, 10 to throw olf ....pure fluids, lo wlucli oUirr l.xuactt dt not srea frillnil. a.ir snTTLR it w imisrii to contsih uoia niL risirnso aao iiaslimi ats-naa una half 'a o.t.Los or Tllr "IMFLA S.SS.MSil.US." A thornutth operaiion oa the KWnevs is nlwari u etfecl of tins uie.li.-lue. HW iises or Ihe llloo.l will Iiml Iht. tha most cleans. tic .neilt.. ne, far btjurt any elArr ia rrfrttk inf id mrigiiraliHif rhtrl. J)itird'.rt of th AToisrsI mud Mrio'fl Or!l, J.ssf fi.u.i.r,, Draff, tlrtrtl,


ocr: lUctVtc'uus. -t, For thr Brmovsl mil rmnanrnt Cure of if. NERVOUS DISEASES, An.) of thoa ('omfiUinti which art rmuftil hf ta im paUttii, HstttiiJ ur uiihrilihy roiuittinn of tU N K It V O I' I IVSTRM. Thii baautiful tDj rnt.rvnient uiliratioo nf thf fcitrmui prtof OALVAKlNl .n.l MA'.Vr.l' INM, h. bfon priMHiuncil by ilittitiRiiiihvtl phvci milt, tvoth in k.tito( Ami tht Cnittd Hiairs, U ba tii M0if tymiuiStt itmii gfia-.i-f ry $) (A, J(f Dr. CHRISTIE S GALVANIC BELT MAfi!frTIC FLUID, is naed with th most psrlect and certain succaH ia ail caass of U R M R R A 1. DKIIII.ITt, llrangthaning tha waabanail tssly. (itl.ig tuna tn tba tanoai organ,, and invif orating the aollia lyftam AUsi in rlTS, tltAMP, l'AKI.YnlS and r.AI.HT. msPl.l'SIA or IMMIIKsrillN, HltblUMA'IIHM. Al I'TK and I IIKIIMl , nol'T, fcl'll.b.rsv, l.t M BAUD. DKAKNK.SH. NKM VOtH THK.MOIIS, PAl.. PITATION US' TUB IIS.AHT, A I'llKl.t X V. NKl'. HALtilA, P AIN8 in lha MIUK and t HtlbT, I.IVKH COMPLAINT. SriNAl. IIIMPI.AINT. and e I HV ATl'Ks: nf tha SPINK, II I F CIIMfl.AI.NT, UI K ASKS ol lha KIUSKII. llr.KH lM V OKM KV Ot'ttan.l PIIVHII AL K.NI.Illir. and all NUtVlll S DINKAsKS. which ciioiplainu mi. domona ainipls cauaananialy, A Dorangamant of tha Nervous System. ft lo NKKVOt'S t'OMPLAINTS, Drug, and Medicines tnr.ta.t rA, dit.att, for tbsy waakao Iba vital auarfiastii tha already proitiats.l syitam ; while, Undar tht strengthening Iila-aTl losj. fitillfilig man. one nf Oalraaiam, a, applied bj Utit bwaiiuiul and WiindaKul discovery, tha exhausted pstiant and wash anrd mdsiar u reainred to former haailb, ,trsngth, altiticity and vigor Tha graat peculiarity and saccllenea of Sr. Chris tia's Galvanic Curativss, csaisti in tha fact that thay arraat and cure di-eai, by aatwa. d tvplirstien, 10 place of th nitiai amis ol doming and phyaicking lha patient, till asuiu.la Nature ainba bopalcaaly undar tha inSictinn. 7ey ,lrra,IArn lA wAalt ty.lew, efuaiix ihs orrw lal.an s (Af ttomd, primate IA. i.fril.siif, and n.irr it tht sliglittat injury under any r..r..w.ranre, Hincf tbtir introdurlion ia th tailed Slat,, only thr y,ars tioce. atnr Uian 75.OC0 Perioni lirUJinf all (, rlutM and fomlitiont, a morn which araraa lata: numhir of ladiai. who art pacu liarljr idhjart to Nertou Complainta. hata ttaaa EKT1BELT AW I) PERMANENTLY CORED, whan all hnp f raliaf had bto giro up, and atary Ihing Ua btan triad id tain ! ToilluitratathaaHoflha OA I V A SIC HKIsT, auppiiaa iba caa of a parano aJilictad with that bant nl ciTilitation, l)VSPs.fl A, or anr othar hrunic or Ntnooi Uiaordar In onlinary cwi, admulanU ara Ukan. wairh. br thatr action on tha narra and mm tstrlaanf tht itnmarh. adurd ftfapurary raiief. but birb ratra lha patitnt io a Inwar ttata, and with ii.juiatl terultiaa. attar tha artion thut atritad baa cauad Now eompaia thu with tha altact rn(iti inm tha application of tha UALVANIC Bfc.I.T. lakaaOft papue turltrar, avaa in tha wortt tjrmptoina nf an attaf h and aimply tit tha tail arnund tha Bodr. ounj Ua Mafnttie Huid as dirartad In a short pa'nnd tbt Intanaibia partptration will art on tha ptNiUvaaiaaiaot f tha Halt, tharaby cauainf Oalvamc riiYnlatina which will patann to tha ntativa. and thrnra bark fam ta tha poaitira, thut kaapina; yp a rnntiniinua iaiame eircuUUon thriiijt:b4ut tha avatam Thut tha moat tavara ratt of OVUPICPSIA ara PrTBMA. MttNTLV CL'RLU. A .W UAVS IS AMPI.V L'KrlCir.NT IO EHAUICaTJC THE DlbKAMK or VKARft. CERTIFlCATEil AN'D TH.TIMOMALS Of tli moat t'lidonbtsMl l lmrntrtar. From all of tha could ha Zm V "?w. ry..3 aMaV SK m ' b


ocr: T 1 If aVM i ri a I Tl For tlie Removal and Pfrmanrnt Care of NERVOUS DISEASES, Antl of thne Complaint! which ir nut! by an puivd, weakffned ur unhealthy condition (if th NKUVOUM MY9TRM, Thii btaititiful nti convenient eipplirttina nf th mv.UrHMii pnwvnol 1MLVAMHM ami MAUNKI H.1, hut been pronounce'l Ity liitittKiiihel rimi, 1m .lb in Kuinj jml tho I mtfrl htat, to b tli Moil vtuMf nrrfiriHaf 4t$crfiif nf Itie 1fe. Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC ltd MAGNETIC FLUID, li used with the most perfect and certsin succsti sll cues of OKSJKKAI. IIKBILITY, Rlnnsjthriiins; the wraksneil bmly, (ivinf; n tn vsriuui oiKRtis, sisl iiivigoratiiiR the ttlilir AU in HIS, (KAMI', I'.sltAi.VSISl Biol IIVSI'KI'SIA or INDK1KSTHIN, Al l!TK sixl I HllllMr, (llll'T. Kl'll.kl'SV, I.I BsUII, UKAKSKMS1. NKKVOL'l ltKM(H8, ITI'ATIO.N li THK IIKAIir, AI'III'I.KXY, N ll A Mil A. PAINK in Ilia hll)K SliJ I IIKHT, I'OMI'I.AINT, bl'INAL I DMI'l.AIN'l-, sn,l t it ATIIIK of Die SI'INK, HIP I IIMI'I.AINT. KAUKSofllie KIDS K V H, IlKKII-IKNl.V OK ril HtiH I'll VHII.'AL KNMMiY, ami all 1HSKASKM. winch comUinu sriM fiumone CHUM namely, A Darangement of the Nrroua v 6iy- In NKUVdt'S f'DMri.AJNtS, rll Me.lu'lllea incrrit Ihr rfiitnif, for they weaken Vit4l eneiicivBol the already moattutfil ayitem under the itrengllienuiK. lilV ((iMiig vit;ilum( enre nf lislvanisni, as applied liy this heioililiil vmideihil ilncovery, the eshailatril pjlient and enrd auSorer u rritmrd tu liirnmr liesliti, eliutirity and vigor The great peculiarity and escellenc nf Dr. Christie' Oalvanic Curatives, rnimita in the fart that they arieit and cure liy niirMiars' aiyltcotton, in phire ol Ihe iimal mode dimmm, and plialrklli( the patient, till .Saline iinka hojvleuly Ulster the mltiction. TKrif ttrtntlkrn tht trkatt tyilein, rffite Iht lalion , thr hlovd, promtHt Iht ttrt tliant, ni ntrtr Af itinUttit ooioy urnfrr any ni-riieif'aHcr4. fine their iiitrodui-linii In the l ulled HUles, only )ears since, outre than 7 5,000 P e r 8 o n s iaclu.linir all a (res, rlaaies snd conditions, v.-liu-h were a laiice number of ladier hn are liarly subject to .Nervous Complaints, have teen ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, when all hope of relief had heen given up, and thing else been tried in vain ! To illustrate the Hie nf tha GALVANIC suppose the cue of a perton sltlinted with that nf civililatinn, DysTM'SIA, or any other ( limine Nennui llianrder. In ordinary cates, stimulants taken, which. I their action on the neirea and cles of the itnniai-h. adurd (rMuraiy relief, hut leave the patient in a lower itate. and with farultiri. alter the action thui escited ha Now C(imre thu with the eriert rriulting from suplirshon nl the GALVANIC BK1.T. lakes peptic itirlerer, even in the wont symptoms of alliu k. and 'imply tie the Melt aniuniUhe Umly. the Macnelic Kluid ai directed In a ihort period Inteutible pervpinitinn will set nn the iogitive of the Hell, thereby catuiug a lialvamc which will pan mi to the m sjJtive. and the nre Kain tn the imotiTe, thus keepms; up a lialvanic circuUtion thrnushnut the avatem the irMt severe caea of DYsl'KrslA are PKH A NKNILY I KKO. A KKW DAYS I!) m.'KKIWKNT TO KKADICATK THE UK VKAU0. CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS Of tlie most I'lMloubtevt Cliarairler, F mm all parts of the country could tie given, ctent to nil every column in thu iiajier ! AN KXTIIAOHDIXAUY which concltiiively prove thut


ocr: ! KOHN & MANDLEBAUlo, i tK7iBim:a "I Can and I Cant." With Msfraf.'ovu. Can you at Kolm ,t Mnudlebnum'a buy C lolhin winch in styles w ill outvie All otlu is winch you may try I lean. Can you at any other plaee Oliiain a suit with eipial irrace, And cloth with equal sircngili and tare! . I rant. Can you insure, hy dcalino there. The clieaiesi cloiliiiiK lar or unr. And where wecunsuve the dimes in it y. nr t I tun. Csn you, at their Kniporinin find II ever so much yuu be iiu-luird, Aii article not suited to your itim-1 f J can t. Can yon wjuS eamlor n-eonmi'-iid Tr.dr l:'.iiipprjntrt 1on lativfor(i1en., Aaone lu whi'ch'.hi-yshouldutlciiil I ,. :, ' enn- We lief leave to inform tii chijrtsol Ottawa and vicinity, thai we have received an unusually lan;e stork of recent purchases, winch nre now open for v.our inspection. We nre fully il.-leriinii.d on mnelly n.Uieriiiu to the pnn iplts ol nn lionornhli' coii,iWitiim, and ill doius so, we earnestly and most ainrerely hoIk-h yortr ratronaire. uroiiiisiin 10 rive L'encrni satisiactionto nil v.itu will, lo us the honor to lisik at our stiK-k and to hear ilia low prices of our assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting off very article necessary for a GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE, Iticludiiif; Trunks), VnliM-k, c'urpct E:igs, I iiilirt'lliis, and, ffenemlly.a complete stor k ol FURNISHING GOODS. An unusually larac stis-k of Hats and Caps So CASKS (iKNTLKMKX'S CALK ROOTS, 10 Cases Lasting 11111I Cliitli (iuitrrs, nspI.-ndidnKsorlmi-nt of ' BOYS' CLOTIIIXG of all kinds and rpinlitics ; a l..rc var-ty of of every description ; an unusually Inr-'e stock of . JEWELRY, riiDLES, ACCOROEOlfS, &c; and particular attention is askc.l loour Sn.ES'DID ASSDUTMEXT VF a.lof which we most rep-ctfullv invite your alter tion to.aswe oossecs everv n.fv.-iiilni,.. ,,l ..,,,., Hoods lis low ns can possibly be bought, and as it is our lixeil determination lo locate here


ocr: AVyBjC-BELT' For Ihe Knn'oval ami rtrmaiifiit Cure of nil NERVOUS DISEASES, Anil At 1h rnmjiliiint wliioli are mtiril tr u im (uiieJ, wcikeMif.l or uulialib ctuiJitmn of tU NKUVOIH HYSTKN. Thi beatittful nJ cm.rnifnt dpplicitiAo nf th mwleriouii iowrttff UALV ANHM n.l MAilNKI' St, liw boon pmitounosol by (littiiifcitinljvvl hai 7m . :


ocr: Hardware, Iron. Nails TIX. SIIEmillW- AND COrrEK WARE. WE are now receivim; the largest and best selected stock of Hardware ever offered for sale in this market. Our stoc k ot stoves comprises every variety of thf Inte improved Intterus to be found In die Knslern or western mnr let, nninns which nre ihe "Queen nf Ike rra'.rie" double oven air-liillt cooking stove, mnnufneiured nt the rhrrnix Furnnce. Chienso ; also the rfcn air-light, ninde by si. II. Ifnnsom & Co., Albany; cither of which stoves, forecouomv of luel or conve nience in cookine, nre not surpassed hv nny stove in 11- Weenn iiiroiji r'.X'I I! I'l.A'f'kS lo eilher of iliAn, .1, Arib.r In n-i,l.ee m.iu llin. mnw nnil w e will irnrrapt tlie Hove lu w orK well in all eases when nninerlvnut un We bavenl"ofoursizesof the Premium, and ihree s,u-nJ'.lrrated )ren cook stores, together with eve ry va. '"iynfair-tiulitnarlor.irfate and bnxstovi-s.nt prices "to niit purchasers. We are PK'I",r''' '"f n"t stoves wilh ripe and fWinr.. ni ib. sf..-rtet potter Aim, Ifrnvynh Shoir Ilnnlwnro. Hti', CarrirHi, ""' ' ""per Joolt, f7r.i ...' 1 Jlimfe irtmmm ' kVr- "' In short, every thing pertaining ,0 ""' trade, which we willsrll for ready ' lmvt hat cannot Inil tn give sati .faclion. Jnb imrk done to order Otmwa,s.p 1 lJOIINIANI.EY.V Ci Coal Cooking Stove.


ocr: illcdi(inc9. THIS Old Established Remedy Is new put up In Die LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES! Aad is acknowledged to be Ihe BEST SARSAPAR1LLA! ma.le, as Is certified by the WONDERFUL CURES It hat iwrferitiCii. Thf oneml toplci of which ire tn the pOMCMion of tit pruriclur. REMEMBER! ThM BmiTOt' ia tlw onlv TRUE &. ORIGINAL ARTICLE AnJ it now brought before the pul lic in LARGER BOTTLE! Thin ever oil'iTCil by any rcinfrr. Tr proiirit'lor i .leirrtiuntM thai the mnii nrrrTTini it h.m ar(tmrr1 tiir the l.nt 1j ytart tlutl be maihtnicieit, no rtntter at what ;irine. Piirrhflrri. itiut ht enrrfu'. If thev ih ) PURE r.XTRAlT of tS.irnKinlii, to en for "llntiul't nirmal 8.irt.ii'rilla," in the iartit $ntU bvtiltt i-vcr olfentl, at One Dollar tr toule.


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ocr: Vol, o.i THE POLYNESIAN. rD5cial Jotinref.tlie Ha wauan Government. ; eeAvi ainlix.; editor. T tl.; one hall lyjaare (S lines r ls), first rtua, J via., t evnuumnre ix ci.; varo, on 'g. rt cee4ti? poe Ualf squir.-, y the year, S5.00; one xquare, -,00. - Vearlr advertising not one ialf column, S3'09;noi exceeding one 41,00.' FearlT; advertising ii in tied to the .",.. , 'ji ifrertsentcnZ. Twenty-fire ceals per line, for rt losentoa, ana six aaa ooe-lountt ceuls tor each insertion. J ' Jsaiwot airerlisers ire required to pay in advance..- . . f '-. 9 - i- :;. . Lit f AeiiUfor the Polynesian.'; - .-: v .mil. H. S. Swinioa.' Uosto'. ; R.D.Jarvn& Co. ;- Piti. - S. Fa mctaco. Bev.-T. U. Hunt. BUSINESS CAR DS FOLYNESI AN PRINTING OFFICE. an Jdtix n IJaok anb Job printing t eccii as . , v - r -.'f ' . n:n. UWp U11I9) ' - Bills of Exchange,' , Hills of Lading, r-"-i,4. bills. Consular Blanks -Blank. Deeds, Jeads, BUSINESS" AND ADDRESS CARDS wilb oealne and despatch, on liberal terms. S.H. WILLIAMS A CO, jrttrs& (tommisston. fllcrtljants, ft U. WILLI aMo,1 T .' ' Bostos, SUa- TJ. 8. A. ; liills of exchange on the Uuited States and Eu- amtL "4tf ' T EVEBCTT &.CO, . mrrai Commisston iUcrcants, P. BViRETT.i T.Si - 4 VES, ) l JIONOLlLb, Utlt, II. I. v S.lltaA taCISCU, VALIFOBXIA. iioBio.i. itu u.s. J. J All Miiuey ad vauved on " lavoratile term . for Bills ol e uu me u nsied states, t-tigiana aua t rauce. MAHEE, AUTHOn V Merchants de. Ship Chandlers, HONOLULU,- OAUU. iL I iiacs Makek, J. X. AxTuoy 3LANCS. Cbas. Basva Sltips supplied with Refreshments, Provisions, &c.. bortest iutiee,n reasoaaiile terms. - " : ' B. Waaied jorernmeul or coalers l.ills on Hie Li Europe, ft bicli tuoucy iii be advanced on lav terms. -', J , ' -.f. . - - j , STARKE V, JANION Sc. CO., ' Quits ' Commission Agents, BO.VOLLLtf. OAUC, II. 1.. t- flliScliCO.Ctlll'ORM. - V- advanced on" reasonalile lertns for Bills of tx- ... V.-' 4 on the United Slates and Europe. -, 14 if " tJL . : .V O, VIWCSNT, ' ' AND JOINER,' . HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I. ,, re-opened liis chop, is now -prepared to building and johing at short notice, and on tU u.ost reasonable terms.". ' ' C. P. SAM3ING & CO, T DEALERS LN CHINA GOODS, - ; HONOLULU, OMIU,-H. I. "' bied nd for sale, Sugar, Molasses, Tea and Coflee. ISHAEZ. H. WRIGHT, GILDER AND GLAZIER, HONOLULU. OAHU. H. I., - ith neataesd and despatch, House, Sign, Ccli. Ship and Ornamenia! Painting. v ; . MOSSMAN fc WADDINGHAM - - i 'yyr -f is ib ks " "forja of the Ciini-ll"e. ' " HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I., . Teats, Cou, ilaoimocks, and Bso. niaie to order. NICHOLSON & HENDERSON. ; LECttblUkment opp'otlte IhiSeamcn's O'uipcl,) . . Miivni.trr.il.OAHU.H. I. - assonment or Broadcloths, Cas-imcres, Ves'iug, 1 and Linen Drilling, constantly lo ZlSr. i Oirmau wade at snort notice, to latest luion.. FT R0DRiar2 VlDA & CO.,- - CnANDLERV AND PROVISIONS, -. HONOLULU, OAHO. H. I. r witH"recroii at the lowest market price ' - : ' . .... . - 1 ....... . - Iitr.r wrtjasaor Kills oa toe 1 bh'u oatc- ...r ... , ATJSTXII DAOLS,- -y IN GENERA L MERCH AN DIS fc . . HONOLULU, OA UUfl. I.;; .v , r. y 'P. W. THOMPSOIJ", f - t U XI "CS IS S3 HONOLITLU; OAHU H. I: ' . f SusrPJaiilcrs, ; . A. M 'tVS, MAT MAKA WAO. MAUI,' tV l ' I. GOW. 30LESALE '-AD-liF.TAlL? DEALER IN r- GENER AL ,MERCirANDIZE. - ' . f-HOXOLOLU. OlHTJ, H. I- ; 'J " DE WITT 4k HARRISON, - nrtQants.; fCommissiott Agents, V SAN FIUNCBCO, CALIFORNIA. ; 0-!y ' 2IOBAOB nAU23, i HIP ANtt tXClf All fiti BROKEB U SAN rRANCISCQcCAi.troKtLA. iy :t WO OS & TAIinSr' " '-... . MAKERS' AND UPHOLSTERERS ' HONOLULU. OAHU, M. t: Clambers orrtVu Auction Room, 0 copy ."if."- uu, . v--.j so- Jiijie copies,"- - -. -. .-- - I.", . I2j v ; - " Rates Vr AdTertising." ; "t- AXITHOIST BOZtZiES & CO., Chandlery; and General Merchandise. tlahaina, maui;; : ; :. Astiios, - . "' " -v f. Bsllls, 5 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. w - Lr.i-.. .t." i xr.. : Busn tco:i I Ship Chandlers- Commission Merchants'. ALFRED WxBUSfT. - - " ' K y CHARLES, p. ROBIASON. Haw Isiak. cash ah"' "P ' re?"mSl ,n oge: good, o Ex3..nr:.T:i'.?,tew" Bin- f! o- vuiicu oiairs or burope. ' uo ty. ' ?,-'. A' B. HOWE, Shin Chandlery & General Jlerchandi ie, ; - " v-- ' HONOLULU, OAHU. 11. I. hv XJr.K5' n j 11uM,ch 8 required by 'whit fchips and merchant vrawi..iailill), ,hTjrt . Alonev advanced on the must fnvi.rshi. . exchange for Bills on tlie U. Slates aud Europe in 20 If : X X: I1ER1AIDEZ, - WHOLESALE A?iD RETAIL DEALER iS-'" 1 - 'mum i m iwu'Wi II II I r I Am3t& HOKOLBI.C, 6H0, H. I. ' . 23-ly W1LMAUXADD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, . Si" FSASCISCO, C ALirORKI A." 3llt'29 . ULRICH ALTINO, .:. Dealer in General Merchandise, ,lie 8,ore formerly occupied by 1. Moxtoomebt.) . HoxoLctr, oahc, s. i. lySl : ' Boarding House. ; THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully notify their friends and strangers visiting Hono lulu, that they have opened a VICTUALING HOUSE at the Maine Hotel, w here they are pre. pared to accoinntodate all w ho may favor them with their patronage. Board by the day, week or month. Meals at all hours. - - . . r s TURNER Si SHIELDS." Oct. 13. 6m 22 . . BXACXCSZilZTZZZriG. . J. LOVELL wouH respectfully inform the in habitanisof Honolulu and the public cenerally, that ' he has taken the shim for- rome Toplitf. a few rods north of the Costom-house, where he intends to carrv on the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS, in all its branches, and hopes by punctuality and attention to business, to men a 'share of the public patronage. N. B. Particular attention paid to Horse Shoeing. WANTED-t-Ont or two good Journeymen. .Men of temperate habts preferred. . .. . ... . . - - sep 1 5 CuilS. ' . " SAIL. XOFT! HHE subscriber has removed his SAII- 1- LOFT to John Caranave's building in rear of; the American Consul's office,' where he is constant ly prepared to MAKE OH REFIT SAILS on the most reasonable terms. Masters of Vessels and former patrons are solicited to call, and any kind of work in his line will receive immediate attention. , ott20 6in23 CHARLES A: TANER. " BLACKSMITHING Z Joseph lVeitch . v , . TT70ULD respectfully nottfy his1 friends II and the public that he still continues the ibove business at the old stand, on the premises ot Jas. Robinson & Co., where lie is prepared to exe cute all orders in his line. Particular attention giv en to ship's work. ' oct6 21 6111 . Tin and Coppersmithing. - TAMES WHITTIT would inform the pub J : blic that he has opened the shop formerly occu pied bv Mr. Edward Dennis, a few .doors North pi the National Hocse, where he will be found prepared to execute "work" in the above line with neatness and despach. - ROOFING attended to in all its various branches. . ... ... - Honolulu. Sept. 15, 1849. 18-6m. . ..-BENJAMIN .PITMAN, . H EALER JN SHIP CHANDLERY, U. General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce, Byron's Bav", Hilo. Hawaii, has constantly on hand and for sale', a gener.il assortment of Merchandise usually required by whaleships touching at these islands for recruits. ' " . ifp Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills of Exchange on the United States, England and France. Z. ' . - mJ W 4- Balances and Scales. - T UST RECEI VED, per ship " TSAR," J and for sale bv the undersigned. - 4 Fairbanks' Platform Balances, each 2000 lbs. ' 6 do - do do , ; . do 1200 do , " 6 do -do do do 900 do ,;. 6 do . - do . do ; do 600 d. . 24 Drupgbt Scales, Troy weight. , , -ee Pvin R.ilanCea .T v. r, . s. II WILLIAMS & CO. September 29-. 20jf,, r- . C ;. ,: V f CALIFORNIA LUNCH :-,-;r Ti A jr'xTJ GIX O US ZS U7ILLIAM NEILL Legs to inform.the public that he has opened BOARDING d EATING HOUSE on the premises .r'nerLOClCU: piJJiy Henry P.rsloe. where MEALS can be bad I hours. The Tabic will be suppl.ed, with the best the market afford Ps, Cakes and Beer constantly on hand. ' - - - r. - - Boarders taken by the day or week. ' HBVvT'GOCDS. r . T UST. RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY J the undersigned. s- - v. . Dry Goods. 100 psfbla'ck Levantine hdk'fs. white and fancy col'd do ; 2 ca.es super. Bird's Ey. Toweling 10 Jicavy Canton Crape Shaw Is, v " . .Groceries. " .,. . v . . - o0 Boxes' besVbro, Soap. SO bbW yrup. 20 dot. best Eng. Mustard. 55 Jars GooSeberrj- J.a.,20 dox. best Olive Oil, m flasks.-jit. . , . -Ii r ' ni .iikeia and Thick Clothing Large sssorttnenLof BUakett ana . ; , D. N. FLITNEK, - , - v . L;onunues 10 rtrp.. 7-----' - NO METERS, at the 'old si and; A tpnnlned by fre "eTvans with tj TrVlerument, mauc br " Roskell," Liverpool. u r - watCH 1 ITT? Particular sttentioa given to . fine JATC" reraaring,, - ; : .: d&c- s- 8 T .j-.3acctiric - JjilST RECEIVED per HARrooNEEB,. Fr-'bAge-rt. or Ibe HooWn B.y Comp. 4 L'nrn ; not under move, wnen so ties good As der, K SI Q 1"W ti I can the the but tori of all a hope i to as it .The of waiian no for been had he trees,, the little the which has dren the a. among this may While never pher cause to no vering ligion, the and the posed been had lands rt-30n tution, and ; where tokens One to the their be his of For way ing supply bonum any of sure; for a can , for for uitu -Ha- - case 38-lr 47 HOXObCLU,.OAHU, T. I.

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ocr: EJIFIKE CITY JLIX12. NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS. rrilEONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS 1 FOR PANAMA. Through tickets irom san Francisco to New York, by way ol unagres anu Panama. The splendid and popular steamships SARAH SANDS, 1,500 tons burthen, c. Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS, - - ., v nr n 1 - . A ..III 1,100 tons ourinen.J. iouu, uuihhwhuc., m leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting at Chagres, with the staunch and well known steamships CRESCENT CITY, 1,500 tons burthen, Chas. Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY, 2,000 tons burthen, J. G. Wilson, Commander. Rates of fare : San rranciscoto fanama direct. First Cabin, - $300 Second Cabin, - - 150 The Second Cabin has a separate table, and the berths are fully furnished with hair mattresses and beddm?. and on board the aarah sanas are state rooms, a great advantage in point of comfort, over the unfurnished bunks of an open steerage. Chagrea to New York. After Saloons, - $125 Forward Saloons, - - 100 Lower Cabin. - - - 9" All the above have the same table and privileges of the Saloons. Steerage, found with mattresses and board, 65 an oxnerienred Surcrcon 18 attached tO each elnamer. The subscribers are now issuing through tickets to New York by the above named steamers. EVERETT & CO. Honolulu,1 May 15, 1850.-l-tf


ocr: Yet for storage vynve per ee.f Howe Stores'. liver to the Col n the store. acedin s ouantif J Uch packace. f amount entered . oring and taking y the importer or st be in orivini hole package f the stores. k. order to 'the Col. Irs, and contents. which It: wu in. he t her it is for ided for pxportav an outward vner to draw two hundraH ' lnake m. or 01 t be ball been iiaported pne i Teasel- - -'' or fire, shall be at parties who place ;. iVGE. s. each, . each per month. do do do -, do do do do do . do .. . do do do alued at less than , month.' jed at mora than' , 1-2 per ceat. per lued et more that ! onth. -"'-' : 4 . , bMPOSt A TOK.. - gar, rice, nails, aJK d all other heavy, rein.) ", ' 1300 lbs. doincka. ure) reckoning the ska, or oil, vinegar, le, beer and porter - rds, plank, timber. nd furs. ' ? ' i ' tea. t BISHOP, Gen. of Custom. ; 49. , bf Customs. FI CATION. ers are hereby n, and ucid Dust. the Taults or the.. roof, without any e following rt-gula Packaee. name of the apost- and be sealed with I undred Dollars will st will be delivered cceipt given for the int to be delivered.. r of Customs. . , -- IL BISHOP. ollector General. ay 5, 1849. n lo ijwners sum stinp Vessels, that it I he Collector ol toe sail, of the time of nation, in order that s to deliver to them;. for the Mails, be M., on the day of give tbe above no- license of the res - S. R. BISHOP eneral of Customs.


ocr: POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. iJ lain anil faiun Book curt lob printinci IICH AS , . Pamphlets, Shop Bills, Catalogues, Kills of Exchange, C irculars, Bills of Lading, Handbills, Consular Blanks, Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, 1SITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS -AKUS Executed with neatness and despatch, on liberal terms.


ocr: -.i y "FOUND. THE WHARF near, the . Pilot's Office,fonr iron-bound . casks, two ot hich are Coffee, one Sugar, and one Butter. I under that said casks hatfc been lying upon the wharf two weeks. The owner ran have his property; calling at the Custom House where it is now stored, tAi RBisiipp, t Uonolalu K . k -vjRnntry,Cie). W-U J .


ocr: LIVERY STABLE! rf V. MANINI would respectfully in- frk lorm his Inencls and tne public, that he has Ul r ii I. opened a LIVERY STABLE, on his pre- nnses, near the residence ol 'Mr. 1. Montgomery, where he intends to keep the best of SADDLE HORSES for ladies and gentlemen. Horses hired out by the day Or week. t octt3 22 3m


ocr: v 4 . U ' -A 1111 a. rff "V A ........ . Vol. 6.I i- - - W-Li X JbOlilM . The Official I Journal of toeHawaiianermnent, u published weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, H. I. EDWIN-O. HALL, EDITOR. TERMS. O ie copy per annum, 10 advance, - - - .t6 00 Ote copy sit months, in advance, ....... 2 SO Smgie copies, - - ....... j2 . Kates of Advenlsrbe. One square, (16-lines). first insertion, l, 00, each coo- viinace ci.; one nan square (8 lines or less), first bk"""i uiuuuuiucc i. cis.; c-arag, no tices, &c not exceeding one half square, by the year, S5.00; 01 tj's 'ji, wo,w. - 1 cany aavenisias;nni "Ln hl1 v ""iT""! ,30-00 5 ?l "i" ' 6i.; '.e,ry lwrtinj Itmited lo the ad. rtiser"s own business.' Ltgal A(rrttteninX.:-Tweaty-five cents per line, for ise u miuuBjaau ix Ma one-ioartii cents lor each soofeqneni insenion. - ..--. - a-- Xroieot advertisers are required to pay ia advance. TAlinf Acr9lfm fnrik DiJ.....'.. 1 tiBki, H. 8. Swinloa. Bohtoh, - ft.D. Jarro Co. Hilo. - . riimaa. . 8. FBMiciaco. Rev. T. I. Honl. BUSINESS. CARDS. POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. anianctj Cock anil lob printing Pamphlets, Catalogues, Circalars, Handbills, Bill Ileads, Shop Bills, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, CoasnlaT Blanks, Blank Deeds, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with neatness sad despatch, on liberal terms. S. B. WZZiZiZAXXS 8l CO, $Ct omnflssion illcrcrjants, 6. H. WILLIAMS, - Bostoh, Mass. C. 8. A. .Fulls of Exchange on the United States and Eti-I hoc wautco. 16U ;...,.-,. EVEHHTT & CO, Grnrral CominisDion lUit chants; . r. EVERETT, THEO. UILLABE!t, J1XE3 J. JARVEi, HOROLCLC, Ulll', H. I. Fatucisco, CLiroaiA. ItosToa, Xia, V. 8. - fr Money advanced on favorable terms for Bills of Exchange on the United States, England and France. KIAHEE, AffTnoir&oo.; fsmmission. Merchants & Ship Chandlers, HONOLULU, OAHU. H. I. - Jamcs Makes, 3 - J. A. Axthos. Hawaiia Islakds. Chas. .'lasws 2d. ' " - . . Q- SUips supplied with Refreshments, Provisions, &c., ,i iiu shoriest notice, ou reasonable terms. .. B. Wanted goverameut or whalers bills on the U I : r Europe, foe. which tuoej will be advanced ou fav n'jieteruiS.- ,- KTtRKF.V. JANION A. CO., ta r s. -,C- rfrm;ea;n er 1 : V Commission Agents, HOVOI.CLIT. OAtlU. Ji- t. 8AN FRANCI6CO, CALIK0RM. AIXT130II, B0I-I.E3 &. CO., DBA LESS 1ST Chandlerr aad General Merchandise. LAHAINA, MAUI,. L.H. Axraox, B. h BotiM, . 5 HAWAIIAN ISLANT S. S. Horrirsa,S?, ' Sbios s j rolled with recruits at the lowest Market Hres. " m . llacer advanced on reasonable terms for Bills of bx- iisge on tbe United States and Europe. 14 tf O. W. VIXTOBUT, HOUSE " CARPENTER AND JOINER, .iCHQNOLULU, OAHU, H. L . ivinir renened his shoo: is now prepared to ttcute buildinf and jobing at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms." - C P. 3AZ2SZZTO CO, DEALERS IN CHINA GOODS, " IIOXOLCLU, OAHU, Hi I. "' ' )iiQd d for sale, Sugar, Molasses, Tea and Coffee. tfRIGXXT Cl HAZXVUaf, HorsEf SIGN, SHIP, COAJ abu (Drnamtntol Paintcrff, " GILD EH 3 A OL A5SIEB.S. HONOLULuf OAHU, H. I. lm;iKnmm tf Wood mnd.VarbU, executed "iik neatness mud dispmtek. -4 6 - MOSSMAN & WADDINGHAM rr rLar'12a 41 UD m North of tae Custom-Houiie... -. HONOLULU. OAHU. H. L, V Teats, Cou, lianmocAa, and Bags, mai'e to order. NICHOLSON & HENDERSON. tp (o 'Ja. siaatt CP ax & a ir so , (EttallukoUkt opponUlhe Seamen's Ckapcl,) HOVOI.CLU.OAHU.H. I. !rw asonmemr Broadcloths. Cassimeres, VesUngs, uahmere and Linen Drillings, eons:anuy ir -- Garmenu niade at short notice, in latest I a." n ion. F. RODRIGUEZ YIDA Jt CO., - CIIANDI.BRV ANDPROTISIONSJjjj NEILti begs to inform the HnVflf.III.C. OAHU, - wppied with rtereiu at the lowe-t market price vu w duu n . . i f l- r. I.. .U. TT.itMl MaleSOV Eurc. I . . - - i r ATTSTIM El BACLS, DEALERS. IV GENERAL MERCHAnuiSn " . HONOLULU, OAIIU, H. I. . unsnH lit n H (2D X2T HO SB IB HONOLULU, OAHU H. I J. T GO,W,ER, MAKAWAO, MAUI, H. L J. G. Lr7I3, ' Wholesale - and retail dealer GENERAL ""MERCfl AW DIZE. HONOLTTLU, OhdVi n. I. - ' IN 43-iy DE WITT dfc ' IIARBISON, FfrcQsntg loRnwsioii . Agents, - tv EnarrrV:n CALIFORNIA. 50-ly a a uaawwvvb - - - i nOBACS XLaX7Z2S, tiTir nnoDXp'siO. Ita Sa38 KIP AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB, . SAN FRANCISCO, CatironyiA, J . "KTOCm.A X AUTJJ. "ABKET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS - unfm tT -AHU. H. I. ' 1 f axa.vBM v aw f T tahtWw over tAe Auction Boom. - SUSXX &, CO.. r1 Ch"lers & Commission Merchants ' LAHAI2SA. MAUf " L.r ivcjj v. BUSH. i . ' W ' HiKLCS P. EOB1NSOX. J nAWA liiWDi cash T..eu wnu recruiu, la exchange for rood or V iloney advanced, at the fewest rates, for Bills off Exchange oa the United States or Europe 20 I y. f1 A. B. HOWS, ' .- DEALBB IS , . ehisChaoIIerr & General Merchaadi e. iiOLULU, OAHU. H. I. c .. ----- - b ,wh:' k'P merchant vessels vis g t e'S.n Money advanced on the most ftvorabte term in exci :nange for Bills on the U. States aud Europe. 20 I v. OHABB & SPAZ.DZirO. Skip Chandlers aud Commission Merchants HONOLULU. OAHU. Constantly on hand a suddIv of ah in ston anil recruits suited to the wants of vessels visiting this port, an? lor sale at tbe lowest market nrirM for cash or bills of exchange on tbe United States and curope. r . ian-t-34-y -X JT. DERjlAIVDEZ, WHOLESALE, AND" RETAIL DEALER I! HOItOLCLC, OAHI7, H. I. 28-ljr W1XLIAJ1 LADD, OOMMIS.SIOU MEHOHAUT. 8AH FRASC1SCO, CALIFORKIA. SiriS XXZiRICII ALTINO, Dealer in General Merchandise. (At the Store formerly occupied by I. Mohtoombbv.) l HOSOLCLC, OAHU, S. I. IvSl OEARLSS BREWER, Commission Merchant, BOSTON, U. S. Refer to Makeb, Asthox L Co. R. W. Wood- . . jjn4-34-y DAVID B. CLARK, Opposite the residence of Vr, Wood, HONOLULU. OAHU. Garments cut and made to order in the lates stvles. jan4-34-lj jonxr oa vi ii, HONOLULU, OAHU. Jan! 12. SWAN & CLIFFORD, Bakers dc Dealers in General Merchandise. , HONOLULU, OaHC, 5. I. Jan. 12. SS-j "Boarding House. HHE UNDERSIGNED would respeclfull I notir lheir friend8 .nd8tr.neni vh,u ,Ionf lulu, that they have opened a VICTUALIMU HOUSE at the Maine Hotel, where they are pre pared to accommodate all who may favor them with their patronage. Board by the day, week or month. Meats at all hours. TURNER & SHIELDS. Oct. 13. 6m 22 SAIL. IiOFT! TN THE CAPACIOUS BUILDING FOR- X merly occupied by Z. BENT, Esq., on Broadway near the Ainu's Palact. Sails made on the most ap proved plan, and Repairs neatly and expeditiously executed. ROPE. DUCK, THIMBLES, TWINE, and Second Hand Sails, constantly on hand and for sale. oct20 6m23 CHA'SA. TANER. BIaACKSIMITHING 2 Joseph llVifft- WOULD, reoctfully notify his friends and the public that he still continues the above business at the old stand, on the premises oi Jas. Robinson & Co., where he is prepared to exe cute all orders in his line. Particular attention giv en to ship's work. oct6 21 6m Tmandoppersmitliing. TAMEs'aVHITTIT would inform the pub J blic that he has opened the shop formerly occu pied by Mr. Edward Dennis, a few doors North of the NatiorAL House, where he will be found nrenared to execute work in the above line with neatness and despach. ROOFING attended to in all its various branches.- r l Honolulu, Sept. 15. 1849. lS-6m. BENJAMIN PITMAN, HEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY, U General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce, n.- Hiift Hawaii, has constantly on hand andforsaleVa general assortment of Merchandise usually required by whaler" 'ps touching at these islands for recruits. -T Money advanced on noerai """'" . J .u. rfUmA St.ta. England and ol fcxenange on " 101 FrancW . ' ' CALIFORNIA LUNCH sATzna nousn. V V ...n:. .k.. k- I... nnened a BUAi""u ' H0USE on the premises fonnerly occu. morl h Henry r.i'". " - .. , . . -. w.l h.r C I Tk. T.KI. j will be supplied with tbe t all oouib. m - - r 'v.. .d Beer ht the mi arket aiiorus. a-ib, ..A.i.nltr on hand. Boarders taaen j week. augll ow ia. - GOODS. TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY Jthe undersigned.. . Dry Goods. ,00 ps. black Levantine hdk;fs.w1.i.e end fancy col'ddo.; 2 cases super. ro s r.yc heavy Canton Crape na r. Groceries. 50 Boxes .best bro. Soap 30 bbU Syrup 2 I dej best Eng. Msniara, ; . dox. best Olire Oil, in flasks, &c X;.-;,f Large assortment of. Blanket, and Thick hing octx . . - 12,000; MANILA COFFEt lor ETER ETT&CO. 28-tf D. N. FLITNER, (C,SO. TOMR...H. NOMETERS. at the old stand. accurate rate. rnade ooent observations with a I rao-.i '' J i.. .H.HfiM'YifM to una "a11 L , " Iy of so be ted my not the I bis A be the y the of n ly the. n that To the But all for is and But the ike so for he ing " ded, and of of a that that to very ng the for are to of us REPAIRING . . .


ocr: MARVIN" & niToncoon, General Stationers and Booksellers, WHOLESALE A!D RETAIL, AT THE PIONEER BOOK STORE, n the Herald Buildings, Montgomery st, near Clay Aug. 17-14-ly SAN FRANCISCO.


ocr: THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS to quiet Land Titles will for the future bold its meeting and transact all its business at Hale Hoona, the houso formerly occupied by Judge Andrews, on Beritania street. J. H.SMITH,


ocr: 3 LI e or store w nee -3: " foiae St7rZ"t I delirer to the Col. I Placed m tk. ... 1 tents, quantity f each packs. - tire amount eat'eraj storing and ukin. ebjtbo importer or fcust be in oriir..t whole package win. es.) lit of the stores, the anoraerto toe CoU bera, and contenu, in which it wu L whether it ts Tor ex. itendod tor export. 11 make an oatwanl form. er or owner to draw. Lust be two bundi4 are all been imported in one vesseL. ge or fire, shall be at or parties wno place P RAG xv. cts. each, kts. each per month, cts. do do do ts. do do do . ts. do do do- ts. do do do alued at less than, per month. aloed at more this ton, L2 per cent, per valued at more than, month. COM roes A TOK. sugar, Tree, nails, aU and all other heavy herein.) knd 1300 lbs. do hacks asure) reckoning the casks, of oil, vinegar, ale, beer and porter oards, plank, timberr and turs. t) tea. R. BISHOP, bL Gen. of Customs, 1849. of Customs. TIFICATION. s . there are hereby oin, and Gold Dust. in tbe Vtults of the p-proof, without any lac (tMitm ing icguw Package, must bs e bmw f the deponi- hts and be sealed with- Hundred Dollars will Dust will be delivered receipt given for the oust to be delirered.- ner of Customs. ' IS. B. BISHOP. Collector Generals lay 5, 184fc. " ken to Owners and basting Yessefs, (haf it to tbe Collector ol tne p- sail, of tbe time of Itination, m order that ess to deliver to them; MI for tbe Mails, be- P. lLr8 tbe daj of o give the above no he license of i the res- t. 3. R. BISHOP,


ocr: FOR SALE, AND TO LET. to"let. THE TWO STORY D WEI L- ing House, belonging to the trustees of the Oahu Charity School, and sit uated in the suburbs of Honolulu, on the road leading to Waikiki. For terms, apply to R. ARMSTRONG, Minister ol Pub. Instruction. Dee. 29. S3- tf.


ocr: OF SUPERIOR QUALlWf by tVe baVre or at retail, f'??r;fXj'&JlD& TN THE LARGE nOMMODTOTTft YTRTi I x t-AK anderue tfouse brTheo Sbillaaer, E " Apply to A jyU.Otf , a a. m . i- . . - a- : . ETERVT . . AiiSiu 1


ocr: -Intljoritn. (nolulu. op- u ,Ile , me united Static establish man .1 Ie Whereas, th- J, Lire greater rp.-i: "0 between HaI y WHE.r.t. rr,u'u cannot be perfn .7 eration: H,rl to all nhn. :. It hthe advi,: "rmay i . 1 our ouncil, and in con t opinion of iho ... It and decree, (su,,: fo lllows? 'i bed a Post Office e bein. th P..t.. ie r- ''119 ie I he Post Offi-T- ns and remunpra.:.' tenor may see fit l0 n the day of pnhlici. ne louowmg rates of n, natnelv: jile letter not exceed ior or re. , and on narkets nr -VI flits for everv aM;.: s on each newspqper, mr, or iner printed t), protided it shall to reciprocate, p0tt Two and a half rt. phlets. anileri. tii;iclra Sin? Mails frornSan iern at the I'ost Office Iroin the Postmaster . namelv: f, One cent on each md the receipt of the ucher to the Pistinag- -n ot ins receipts, f the Postmaster, ott ci in tne outer rnxl. hoard, to send off to fii.'iil on shnra ;.L . V IIQ ud it shall be lawful mat purpose when all vessels anrfm vra TJ, viiiT on hoard m.'.i. V at the Postoffice in n at the fore, and to- t Office boar. u;t. . Lf ( P. O. in white i!;.p- ff. - v - from vessels haiim? ird, is to le subject i may be established, the Board of Health late, all coasting ves- receuc and deliver ie Post Office, hereby penalties and liabil cceiviriff and deliior. n House, Honolulu. ncr is charged with tee. ouucil, this 20th da; AMEIIAMEHA. ESTABLISHING HEALTH. out it may concern. advice of our Pnrt and authorise Dr. T. A. Lathrop, Benin- lunter, C. Hoffman, !i, and W. Xewcnmh, i, (fur of them to be f the inhabitants of request and authorise cling the same, with ofOahu,aiuI to point hat in their opinion ne, removed, or pro- nnd cure, of contag- iiseases, and also to es of such diseases, !era, as may have oc he day preceding, cil, this 13tb day of UMEHAMEHA. HE PRIVY COUN- I SANITARY IES. linister of the Interior truct the Governor of imediately, to remove Street, and all other t on the water's edge, are propt-rlv rlean- itb the provisions of Minister of the Intcri- mstruct the Governor immediately, in Ha- k 1 L Jt w i


ocr: PORT OF LAHAINA. Arrived. It 11 Am ar Jaa L Day, Iletnpatead, 16 da Tin San Fran. am r nazelle, tocaaro. is tlo la ahp Serent. Gardner, 14 da it Am acb. Maria, Hobnm, IS de rUar. do do 4o I HAm "h ZVhyr, Bberaiaa, Crntae. am 05 juoo, San. rraacibco.


ocr: e are un. TorJ, of he Vis. f the J. Adams, :ie 2nd Sepi Member. is quoted at 13, h 1,00 Syrup 1,35 ;s of the overland of sickness and tk. . Great exertions cisco to relieve the f AS D RePCBLIC.- -day for Panama. ;ers and $1,500,000 . jO passengers an.l - . We can' 'safl 1 from this countr exceed that of any ery of the mints. My large, verging This Eum has hepn Exclusive of the par te hands. I be fol. v each steamer : $150,000 350,000 - 1,500,000 339,114 32,939,124 pound lump of gold, nto our office yestt-r- creek, and dug ly U It was seven and lie longest way, five ;thirk. - he value of the land en estimated by the This amount does i Irani. the captain of the day from the Mar- 1011s to uis suiiins. arrived and taken wo French frigates It is understood that ?d as a French e.l ar which anchored afternoon, was the 'V, from Callao :be I that bv orders of remain stationed at iir Viucen lies .arrived g, from atparaUo, med that one man at lounil lump of tiure fourteen miles from esterdav. .- We have er men have.- It is. an of the scb. Pen - dates to the 4th. 11h two necks later was expected on tie - - .cd in the Alta of the amerce of that dale sk. and traders from tensive pure liases. d for flour to arrive, as coming quite ase. r steamship (fhio, we 19th inst. .Several e reeentlv triiide ex- 'hate of litne rrcoin- sco. W


ocr: SAIIi XOFT ! TN THE CAPACIOUS BUILDING FOR- A merly occupied by Z. BENT, Esq., on Brvndtray, near the King's Palace. Sails made on the most ap proved plan, and Repair neatfv and expeditiously executed. ROPE, DUCK, THIMBLES, TWINE, and Second Hand Sails, constantly on hsnd and for sale. - oct20 6m 23 CH A'S A. TANER.


ocr: . ,1.. -- . . -.... - . - Ja- - yft;::yp - - - '3 h ;.H ON.O POLYNESIAN . OfficiaV Journal of the Hawaiian Gorirntnent P;0.1?8611' Honolulu, Oaha, H. I EDWIN 0.' HALL. EDITOR'"-" : erms;-w' copf ier aaaain, ia adrmace; 2 T c inn copy sis moautsia Uvance, - t , . 3 60 Kte r AdrertUiar. v siret ( lines), first iosenkm.ti.OO.eacn con J5 cts.; one half square is liaea or Ject. fir 50 ci., each continoance 12 cts.; Cards, no- c. mm csceeam; one nan square, by the year, 5,00; one sqnaras.OO.' Yearly adreriisinr not one hall column, 30.00; not exceedine one . BCAAA .1 X." I I . - . .. , .9 - rij aurenisin iinutea 10 tae ad. own hnsiness. . . kJ., ..... Adtertuemenf. Twentylfire cents per line, for minimi, uu six ana oae-iounn cents for each insertion. adrertisers are required to pay ia adrance. - JErirf 0 AtnUfr Ike PolynetUn. . H. 8. Swiaiaa. -. B. Piusaa. Jtorroa,. R.D.JarreaACo. . Faaaciaco. Eer. T. I. Haal. PBINTING OFFICE . ... ? - . , CCH AS- . ' Shop Bills, aes, , - i lUnds, Bills of Exckaaget Bills of Lading, . Coasalar Blanks,' Ulaalt Deeds, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS with neatness and despatch, on liberal terms. S. H. T7ZXXXAXS & CO Commission JHcrcljants, H. WILUAM3, Borrow, Mi."TJ. 8. A. Tl Ho..uT,U;, Ii, I. BiHs of "Exchaage on the 'United Sutes and' Eu lUt.! - -- ... " - -'. svshstt it co Comwiftflion fttcrcftants. EVESETT, IIoholclc, 0ny, II. I, ' - SHILUABKB.i. . Fsac.x, Citirosai. J. JARVEA J .SOsToa, M&M-, u, a, advanced on faTorsble terms - for Bills of 90 hi Uniiad States, England and Prao. AlTTnOIT &CO, s- 3ferekaats Sc Ship Chandlers, -HONOLULU, OABU.'H. I. :-.-- Maih,. A. Asthos, Has AWA1IAK IfLAKOS. Bieii 26 Sitips supplied with RefrehineoW, Provisions, iic.. shortest notice, na reasoaaMe terms. - ... , C. Wanted goveromeutor wnalers liillkoutheU Europe, for which moaey-will be advanced on fav terms. ft 4 A ... .. v -J --- -. ; "v' STARKE Y, JANION Jk CO., . J (Sommissibn Agents, OAllC, H.'I- - r'BAMCISCU, CALIFORMA. '" DOI.I.E3 &. CO., DEALE1A I , Chaadlery aad Geaeral Merchandise. " LAHAINA.MAUI, 1 Bolus, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. . . . . - ... supplied with recruits at the lowest Market - -" 1 ' 1 'i4 . advanced on reasonahle terms for Bills ol Ex- on the United States and Europe. 14 if C.XTi VIZTOZSITT, - CARPENTER AND JOINER, HONOLULU, OAHU, H. L re -opened hi ahop, is now prepared to buildtnz and jobing at short notice, and on tbw most reasonable terms. . - C. P.' 3AMSIUO & CO, DEALERS IN CHINA GOODS, HONOLULU, OAHU, ILL and for sale, Sugar, Molasses, Tea and Coffee. isiiael n. "wmonT, ' gilder and glazier, honolulu, oahu, h. i." . with neatness and, despatch. House, Sign, Coach. Ship and Ornamental Painting. MOSSMAN & WADDINGHAM Ck 3,Oa BQ OS. SB SSV2 .NanhofUMCaatom-Honae. HONOLULU. OAHU. H. L, Tenia. Cota, flasiaiocfcs, aad BacWmaiic order. NICHOLSON Ji HENDERSON. . ar sa a oca o 4. "iP ax a 21 x nr ss r-.i-u.-.i t k. .e..aMi Chanel. KW.VWKtW typWHt 14M4Z - assortmeaiof Broadcloths, Casiroeres, Vesungs,T and Linen Drillings, consianuv made at short notice, in laiesi iaun. F. RODRIGUEZ TIDA Si CO., KIILUI III CHANDLERY AND PROVISIONS, HONOLULU, OWIU, supplied with recrniu nt the lowest market price psh or Bills on the United States or Europe. AUSTXXT A-BAGXilV IN GENERAL, MERCHANDISE HONOLULU. OAHU, H. L r p. vr. Tnoxacpsoxr, V (9 CP H XV SEB OB HONOLULU, OAHU H. L -.--- M'LANE COWER, , , SiirJPtentePs, lv tjuKAWAO. MAUI, H. 1. T. COMTEK, J . . . J. 0.1X.X3T7XS, - ONDi RETAIL DEALER IN GENERAL 'jIERCIIANDIXE'-. HONOLULU, OA 32 1. s-ly DE WITT ,dk,..itA.RRISON, . fijants Commission vlgtts, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 'iO-iy nOH AOS XCAX7J5S , - , . w -an aa s a aa m apsia Jte svxr? AND EXCHANGE BROKER,,, , SAN FRANCISCO, CaLifobcia. y. woop a pauxxxs, v MAKERS AND , UPHOLSTERERS HONOLULU, OAHU, H I - j-tf 1 ta CAam6rs of Auction, i? .f - t- " T1TTW TT . f. aaiers & Commission Merchant.. lto LA HA IN A, MAUL ALFRED W CHARLES IV ROBINSON. Hawaiiak Ilahds. ri-. recruits, in exchange for goods or " .i;t.':j-!-.;-'-. Exchange on the Uni.e'd State, or Euro'peT . -vw, i me lowest rites, for Rill. r 20 ly. " " 1 t ' . DALCa IH ,5 , ... . Shi Ckaadlerr & Geaeral Merchandise - HONOLULU, OAHU. H."!. m mercbant vessels visiting the port. Moner advanced on ih must rar.ki : ,v .-i umis wu me j. oiaies aiKi c-urope. 20 ly OXIAOa & SPAZ.DZ27G. Ship Chandlers aad Commisnion Merchants. , HONOLULU, OAHU. a .. a . a. - onsiannr on band a suddIv oT shin nfnr mnA recruits suited to the wants of vessels visiting this pon, ana tor sale at the lowest market prices, for .n or dims 01 exenange on the United States and EnronA. .(-- , . ? 4 I ... V ; ; J. J. UERADEZ, fiWHOLESALE. AND RETAlt DEALER IX .. "J. I; ' HOHOLtJLC, OAHP, H.I. . . 28-ly - TVILLIA51 LADD, COSXSXZSSZOXf HAERCnAIIT, SAN FBAKCISCO, CALirOIKIA. SlISS . V ULHICH AX.TIIIO, . - Dewier in Geaeral Merchandise. . (At the glare. formerly occvplea by I. Munoxnt.) - .' HOXOLCLC, OAHU, S. I. Iy31 OHA&LIS BREWER, Commission Merchant, - - . . BOSTON, U.S. Refer to ' ' Makes, Asthos & Co. . R. W. Wood w r - - jan34-y DAVID B. CLARK, -Opposite the rtZldencc of Dr Wood, - - HONOLULU, OAHU. - Garments cut and made to order in the lates styles. ....". jan 4-34-1 y , ... . . Boarding House. THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully notify their friends and strangers vLutiny Hono lulu, that they have opened a, VICTUALING HOUSE at the Maine Hotel, where they are pre pared to accommodate all who may favor them with their patronage.-Board by the day, week or month. Meals at all hours. ... v - TURNER & SHIELDS. . Oct. 13. 6m 22 SAIIi XOFT ! TN THE CAPACIOUS BUILDING FOR- A merly occupied by Z. BENT, Esq., on Brvndtray, near the King's Palace. Sails made on the most ap proved plan, and Repair neatfv and expeditiously executed. ROPE, DUCK, THIMBLES, TWINE, and Second Hand Sails, constantly on hsnd and for sale. - oct20 6m 23 CH A'S A. TANER. I Joseph We itch VVTOULD resjiectfully notify his friends II. and the public that he atill xontinues the above business at the old stand, on the premises oi Jas. Robinson & Co., where he is prepared to exe cute'all orders in his line. Particular attention giv en to ship's work. -... - - r oct6 21 6m Tin and Coppcrsmithing. JAMES WHITTIT would inform the pub ' blic that he has opened the shop formerly occu pied by Mr. Edward Dennis, a few doors North of the National. House, where he will be found -..v,rea jo execute work in the above line with neatness and desp.cb. ROOFING attended to in all its various branches. Honolulu, Sept. 15, 1849. 18-6m. - BENJAMVLITMANy D EALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY, General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce, Byron's Bay, Hilo, Hawaii, has constantly on hand and for sale, a general assortment of Merchandise usual I v required by whaleships touching at these Ulanda for recruits. trF Monev advanced on liberal terms for Bills of Exchange on the United Mates, Lngland and France. . my iiy. Balances and Scales." TUST RECEIVED, per ship " TSAR," J. and for sale by the undersigned. 4 Fairbanks Platform Balances, each 2000 lbs. 6 do do do do 1200 do ' ' do do do do 900 do a do . " do do do 600 do 24 Druggist'Scales, Troy weight. 36 Even Balances. S. H WILLIAMS & CO. September 29. 20tf. . CALIFORNIA LUNCH .... . - A WD X2ATXXXG HOUSE. WILLIAM NEILL begs to inform the 1 1 public mat ne nas opcoea EATING HOUSE on the premises formerly occu ... tt d-. - k-M, MEALS can be had It all hours. The Table will be supplied with-fhe it tho market affords. Pies, Cakea and Beer constantly on hand. . . Koaraers laaen oj augll 6m 13. ' HEW GOODS. TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY J the undersigned. Dry, Goods. 100 pi black Uvantina hdk'fii. white and fancy col'd do.; t cases super. Bird's fcyo loweung, heavy Canton Crape nawls, sc. .- Groeeries. . 60 Boxes best bro. Soap, 30 bbls. Syrup, 20 dox. . . K. r-4t Jam. TO best Eng. Mnstara, to jara - dox. best Olire Oil, in flasks, &c ' " ' ALSO j. i Urge sssortment of. Blanket, and" Th.ck Clothing octZT y . ... v- D. N. FLITNER, t '(SOCCESSOR ." OARDMAir,) Continues 10, repair xa ..AiirTtDs . at that nld stand : -T ....a itennined bv tre- accurvt" - , qoent observations wita a a ran-. ; . byi"7:.c:. to w watch nrniTnivn' dec.Bi so-y, LBS. MANILA? COFFEE, for it ev jEtt tf-eiK' . I , ..... ; 1 12X00 l&vtf REFORM " A great cently took Lo?on- uu jive were some of Great interest, ,US -"C mentary Joshua h is opening out thw and ed under necessary ism tives of so no great be achieved "A'fonnal Thompson, their reforms: - m. will give to ment, or rated, or the relief tered as an 2. The bv ballot. 3.-The lament to 4. Such a the more equal to 5. The canon ior . " w ar Mr. pie were tlCUse of , and Jijly belong to was, that Commons having no exercise no which was' they were . the annual 000,000, the to Under the right of the I heir own The Rev. among be told recommend tented, and are given to ty to men." . was the best (Hear, and was doing when he sum of he believed the not to hearts with things richly that the ple, and not the ers the House to represent working created the the persons W4T44 . mons. mat naval and the sons of anything realm. people had although erned. to forget the persons what good ber of the think that it ery four, franchise. ' DeoDle of the United never seen a a set of men respect, (Hear. New York derly were been told, he elections Uuiversal working so not work oeoDle of America? Lord D. Universal ennial present ing and saw that the terest of all, they could that this became eous ends. could not ;n mnv and noble Unrether in T.irH Complete never beeir what was ery man who the taxation" Hiitv was ted to the not be said would act robbery. man say that if, VMS


ocr: tFOR SALE. 00 LBS- RUSSIA, SWEDE and CtitvvLEnglish refined, round and flat Iron; l ire iron, irom three to hve inches broad; 40 dozen rues; zs tons best quality SeaCeal, at retail by - - c v ',- JAMES IIASSEL. April 29, 1849. ly, r - . -


ocr: ...... . ' VoI.6.. THE POLYNESIAN. The Official Journal of the Hawaiian Government. . t . j . , . . . . . . ' it puuiisneu weemy at Honolulu, Uanu, H. L EDWIN O. HALL, EDITOR. ' TERMS. " - " -0t copy per annum, io advance, t6 00 ( One copy sit months, ia advance, ....... 3 50 Single copies, ..... 2J Rates of Advertising. One square, (16 lines), first insertion. 1.00. each eon. tianince 25 eta.; one half square (3 lines or less), first icrtion, 5(J cts., eacn continuance I2 cts.; Carda.no ttcts, 6i. not exceeding one half square, by the year, 5,(X); iiceiceeding one square, 1 8,00. Yearly advertising not one half column, (30.00; not exceeding one ou.uu. ... 1 eariy aavenismg iimnea 10 toe aa. own business. U?l AirrremeU. Twenty-five cents per line, for first insertion, and six and one-fourth cents for each at$eqiont insertion. Transient advertisers are required to pay in advance. LUl of Agtnttfor the Polynesian. l.ati, IT. 8. Striaioa. BoaTon,. O.D. Jarvea A Co. Uilo. - B. Pitman. 8. Faiircisco. Bev. T. U. Hunt. BUSINESS CARDS. POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. anit lann 3ookanl 3ob Printing Pampklets,' Skop Bills, Catalogaes Circalars, Bills of Exchange, ' Bills of Lading, Consalar Blanks, Blank Deeds, Handbills. Bill Heads.' BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with neatness ami despatch, on liberal terms. S. R. WZZ.Z.IAIkIS &. CO, Jmparttrs & Commission lUcrcljants, 8. H. WILLIAMS, Bostoh, lUsa. V. 8. A. B.FFB1,iLi; Ho,otl.o.O.-c,H.I. W. BKRR,Ja . H. rwi, Sam Fbaicisco, A. C. Bills of Exchange on the United Stales and Eu- ftoe wanted. I6tf EVERETT & CO, Crncrai (Commission ittcrcljants, i. r. EVERETT, ) rosoLVLC, O.Br. II. I. THEO. lULLBElt.S Fatkcisco. CaLivobbia. urns J. JillVKK. Uum. Diu . U. 8. Money advanced on favorable terms for Eills of ticuange on tne U niteu Males, fc-ngiaim ana r ram-e. MAKEE, AIITHOri&CO., Cainitsiou Merchants Jt bhij Chandlers, HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I. JAMES AlA.Et, j J. A. A STMON', H t'HAi. HaKvitT So) Iawaiiak Iclaxds. v S ins supplied with RefreshmenU, Pwisions, Sic., ie ihorict it.Mice, on reaonaMe terms. X. B. Wanted govern meat or whalers lulls on tue u or Europe, for v liich money will !e advancfd Oil lav sdt lerins. STARKE V, JANION & CO., Srrttjants it Commission .Agents, HONOLULU, OUIC, II. I.. . SAN FftANClSCU, CALIKoaM. AITTEON, BOI.T-E3 & CO., DEALES IK . skip Chandlery andl.eneral Merchandise. L..ilAl-t iMAUli L. H. ASTHOS, H f. Bolles, H AWA 1 1 AN ISLANDS. S- HoFFMEvea, ) Ships supplied with recruit al the lowest Market Mouey advanced on r:aoos.le terms for Bills of Ex aaje on the United S.atcs andEnrope. 14 tf C. W. VIUTCEITT, HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER, HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I. -jung reopened i:is shop, is now prepared to eute building ?ridjoting 1 mon nonce, ao the liiost .'easonabls terms. C. P. SATVISING & CO, DEALERS IS CHINA GOODS, tiOXOLLI U. OAHU. H. I. Jtnsd -iid for sale, S?ar, Molasses, Tea and Coffee. ISRAEL H. WRIGHT, HIXTER, GILDER AND ;LAZIER, HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I., R :... :.k an1 rf.ntrh. House. ien. .'.I IC .1111 lit.."' l - J w V Coach. Ship and Ornamental Painting. MOBSMAN &. WADDINGHAM Aa a oat u& su 32 ss Non; oftiie Cuiom-llouse. HONOLULU. OAHU, H. I., Tents, Cots, Ilaminor.Ls, and Bag. Dia'e to order. . I(ittAaiii( opposite Ike Seamen' CAope,) .ii.Mi r. IT ; UIT II I. EU s. t v, rr t r A H H) V O .T assonmeninf Bradths, Cassimeres, v esungs, hmreaiid LineK Drilling, consranlly for sale. 1- : ! .. l.Khlnn. 'jrnx?ntk midi at short t.iUice, iu I" F. RODRIGUEZ VI DA & CO., I PC ULCUS I P CHANDLERY AND PROVISIONS, HONOLULU, OA supplied will, recruits at tne ioe I r Ci?h or Bills on the Uoi ed States or Europe. ATT5TTH &. 3ACLS. XiLERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE HONOLULU, OAHU, II. I. TV nr. THOMPSON , HONOLULU, OAHU II. - J. T. 60WER, MA KA TV AO, MAl'I, IL L n f.t?T17T3. aOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GENERAL WERCIIANDIZfc. HOXOLrLC. CAllC, H. I. DE WITT & HARRISON, promts $z Commission Igtnts, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 60-iy BORAOTJ2AWES, 0IP AND EXCHANGE BROKER, SAN FRANCISCO, CALiromiviA.. 9j o. a 11 II I! ET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS . HONOLULU, OAHU, fl. I. DR. IIAUIIAN, . ' ta Chnmhrr over Ihe Auction Room. bush &. co.. Skip Chandlers & Connissioa Merckaats, LAHAIKA, MAUI, ALFRED W. BI SH. CHARLES P. ROBINSON. Hawaa IaLawna S4iips supplied with recruits, in exchange for goods or P,Vh.ilIjrer.,,V'.?d'J'ilhe ,west f' Bills of D vxiicu cuin or curope. 20 I y. A. B. HOWS. Sklf) Ckandiery & Gcaral Merckaadise, HONOLULU. OA HIT. H. I. I .?i"n lll 00 h5nd n och - T U required r whale ships and merchant vessels visiting thr port exchange fur Bills on the U. States aud Europe. 20 !r m .... . u . o .v vl, ! iv llliiai . . i ki I in Errnift. II ORABB & SPALDING. Ship Chandlers and Commission Merckaats. HONOLULU. OAHU. Constantlv on hand a suddIv of shin inm mnA recruits suited to the wants of vessels visiting this port, and for sale at the lowest market prices, for casa or on is 01 exenansre on the united Stat n turope. i,n4-34-T J. J. IICirADEZ, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX ' HO'OLCLC, OAHP, H. I. 23-ly AVI LM ATI LADD, -oozsmissioir merchant, s as raAircisco, califokki a. . 3in29 ULRICH ALTING, Dealer in General Merckandise. (At Ihe Store Cnrroerljr occupied by I. Mobtgosebt.) HOXOLrLC, OiHr, . I. ' ' lySI CHARLES BREWER, Commission JMerckant, BOSTON, U. S. Refer to Makes, Aicthox & Co. It W. Wood. jan4-34-j H.DAVID B. CLARK, Opposite Ihe residence of Dr, Wood, HONOLULU, OAHU. Garments cut and made to order' in the lates styles. jan4-34-Iy JOHN GAVIN, HONOLULU, OAHU. 35-v Jan. 12. SWAN & CLIFFORD, Bakers &. Dealers in General Merchandise. HONOLULU, OAHU, S. I. Jan. 12. 35-y Boarding House. " rrHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully -L notify their friends and strangers vioiting Hono lulu, that they have opened a VICTUALING HOUSE at the Maine Hotel, where they are pre. pared to accommodate all w ho may favor them with their patronage. Board by the day, week or month. Meals at all hours. - TURNER & SHIELDS. Oct. 13. 6m 22 - SAIL L.OFT! TN THE CAPACIOUS BUILDING FOR- J. merly occupied by Z. BENT, Esq . on Broadway. ne"ar the Kinjt Palace Sail; made on the most ap proved plan, and Repairs neitlv and expeditiously executed. ROPE, DUCK. THIMBLES. TWINE, and Second Hand Sails, constantly on hand and for sale. oct20 6m 23 CHA'S A. TANER. Jnxrtth II Vifr Ik 70ULD respectfully notify his friends -and the public that he still continues the above business at the old stand, on the premises of Jas. Robinson & Co., where he is prepared to exe cute all orders in his line. Particular attention giv en to ship's work. . oct6 21 6in Tin and Coppersmithing. JAMES WHITTIT would inform Ihe pub blic that ho has-Vened the shop formerly o cu--. i... Mr FAtA.rA Dennis, a few-doors North of the National. Hovse, where he will be found prepared to execute work in me aoove unewuu .aVneM and desnach. ROOFING attended to in all its various branches. Honolulu, Sept. 15, 1849. 18-6m. BENJAMIN PITMAN, . . T a .T1"lT XT r. f r .k.nrlier and Hawaiian Produce, reiiri.i iivii...- . j .. , ... n:u M. .. ha constantlv on hand tsyron s p)i and for sale, a general assortmentofMerchand.se usuallv requirea oy wuicoi..j- islands for recruits. . ... . - tr7 Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills of 'Exchange on the United States, England and France. J iitc-n nrrvrvpn AND FOR SALE by Ihe Undersigned-a full assortment of C.r Anger Bhta. Box Rules Screw rD" . mers, Ma'cneis, au, r - planes, Match-planes, te- ; -g . nov 10. 26-y . , , - - - - ' CALIFORNIA LUNCH EATING nOUSB. irrtfTiAM VEILL, begs to inform the W j V public that he has opened a vtrkAPniNG and c..t.n.l7.nhl; . . , Xtoaraers j j auirll 6m IS. TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY J the undersigned. Dry Gqod. . .- ' LiL.r. .KU. and fanCV heavy Canion vrapc Groceries. v ' , dtl besToiive Oil. io Basks. &c ; , rn?nleiM and Thick Clothinj Large assortment of Blankeis s" R HOWE. ; octZ7 yza LBS. MANILA COFFEE for 12,000 M 7 EVERETT & CO. of new that aeaa 500 most with or the dras in or . of At tants The that a uity; the then de of the A But can " In forth and No men nent tality serve of the lages a able 100 lay quite bed It ing by sore town east, ence the - to to and " the rose HONOLULU, OAHU, K I.


ocr: NOTICE. DROPER APPLICATION having: beeo. L ' made to William L. Lee, Esquire, Chief Jus tics of the Superior Court by A. S. Nuuauu for the an. pointmeut of administrators upon the estate ofKa nelawaia," of Honolulu, lately deceased; jSotice ia hereby given to all persons w hom A way concern, that Saturday the 2d day of March A. D., 1850, at 9 o'clock, in the forenoon, is a day and hour appoint ed for hearing said applications and all objections that may be o tie red thereto, at the Court House hi the town of Honolulu aforesaid. ." HENRY RHODES, Clerk of the Sup'r. Court. Jan. 26, 1850. 37-3t


ocr: EMPIRE CITY LIXE. NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS. rpnE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS 1 FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from Sa Francisco to New York, by. way of Chagres an Panama. The splendid and popular steamship: SARAH SANDS, 1,500 tons burthen, W. C Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS 1,100 tons burthen, J. W. Wood, Commander, will leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting at Chagres, with the staunch and well know steamships CRESCENT CITY, 1,500 tons burthen Unas. Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY 2,000 tons burthen, J. G. Wilson, Commander. Rates of fare : San Francisco to Panama direct. First Cabin, ... $300 Second Cabin, - - 150 The Second Cabin has a separate table, and th berths are fully furnished with hair mattresses and bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands are state rooms, a great advantage in point of comfort, over the unlurnished bunks of an open steerage. Chagres to New York. After Saloons, ... $125 Forward Saloons, - . - - 100 Lower Cabin, ... go All the above have the same tabic and privileges of the saloons. Steerage, found with mattresses and board, 65 An experienced Surgeon is attached to each steamer. The subscribers are now issuing through tickets to New York by the above named steamers. EVERETT & CO. 1850.-l-tf


ocr: b HAVING ewe, lr the transactim. thn Dubiic tfclr!? kth Messrs. E,.l LV band a bupdIv f Vention is reapeT,?" boVd crape shawl, : Id wb't crape L silk bed qlu. ass ciow, vermicelli ck and green tea .' ggins, saddle dotL hell and ivorv dr T leather trunka, doLb2,' h's boots and show. h shoes, embd alin.1 Vstrated music, l Sikv. lods. and a van... ORTKR I OGbEN i . . . . jur. can do oniained f n moderate terms. Ull-3m TOES ! ! We U. Ierchants and Shippgj cparcu ih supply lae b, Molasses, and all tk I 1 . . L 1 . ius, ai me soonest Be. Inore re Pillar and nrnm. tends, we have openj f Mr. F.W.Thompsg,, s. Williams & Co when to receive oraers aw JlTH & ROBINSON. bR SALE BY THl pongee naais, sewi blue and black KtT. Kb, Irish linens, hosier a soaa cracaera, black, cassia. 1n. Mtla : ef, prime pork, chewm. n mills, as'd sizes in shovels, culuvaton our. chain cables. Iir Ls't of hollow ware.eaaJ hns, griddles. &c, &t; . oat. pate nmres iu nails and spikes, coppct ig cloths, water filteren. ailor s irons and snem terdigris, chrome yellow, bt'e turoentine.hlk nam. varnish, boxes of ri h izxl4 izil 12x18, U bars, willow baskets 1 c v Lab 1 1 x CO 11-tf NONA NA INni ma Honolnla nei.mi l. pa, ua iae pono snakst panu hao i banaia it T.


ocr: Vol. 7.1 THE POLYNESIAN. The Official Journal of the Hawaiian Government, is published weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, H. I. EDWIN O. HALL, EDITOR. TERMS. One copy per annum, in advance, ----.-.$ 00 Oae copy sit months, in advance, ...... 3 50 Single copies, -.-...--........ 12 Rates of Advertising. One"Jqaare, (16 lines), first insertion. Sl.00. each con linawce 23 els.; one half square (t) lines or less), firt io-emon, 50 cis., each continuance I2 els.; Cards.no. uces.&A. not exceeding one half square, by the year, 85,00; a t exceeding one square, ss.00. Yearly advertising ni exceeding one half column, S39.00; not exceeding one eniamn, aso.on. Yearly advertiMn; hunted to the art vertiser's own business. Ltfxl A leerlitcmcnlt.--Twenty-five cent per line, for tne nrsi ieriKta,a- six and one-tounh ceuts lor each Suh'eqoeat insertion. ' Transient adrertisers are required to pay in advance. LUsttf Agents far the Polynesian. LiHMMi, IT. ri. gwintoa. Roktoii,. R. D. Jre te Co Hito. . B. Pitman. 8. Fncico. Rev. T. I. Hani. BUSINESS CARDS. POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. plain anci Jaucn Djak auti Jab 3nuttn'q .SUCH AS pamphlets, Catalogues, Circular, Handbills, Bill Heads, Shop Bills, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, Coasalar ltlauks, Blank Deeds, fISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed iin neatness and despatch, on liiral terms. S. S. WZZ.Z.IAIYIS & OO, Jmpjrtcrs .Cjmmission Hlcrdjants, II. Wl I.I.I MS. -,. - ' Boitos. Miss. U. 8. A. J.F. B. MvKs .ALL B. F 8.V. W. BKKH, Ja - J IlOSOLiilD, 0nc, H. I. I Bxm Fsakcisco, A. C. G. b. rfr. Kills of Exchange on the United States and Eu- rooe wanted. I6if EVEEETT &. CO, Grncrai Commission IHrrcljantB, A f. EVtRETT, ) HoJuoi-tLi'. Oahu. II. I. TilEO .HLLBE"t, 8 Fciac- OALiroasi. JlVltS J. JAUVt, ) BooToic, Mass., U 8. ty Mo:iey advanced on iavKal.le terms for Bills ol Exchange on the United SUtes, England and France. MAKEE, AUTHOIJ &CO., Commission Merchants & Ship Chandlers, HJNOLULU. OAHU. H. I James .Hacks, J. A. Anthon Hawaiian Islands. ; 2d. ) S ups supplied with (lerreshment, Provisiuns, 3lc., at tht hunet nonce, u reas4uaMe terms. .V. K. WameJ g"vernineiu or whalers dilUon the U S. nr Europe, for which money will be advanced 011 far orMe terms. . STAKKEY, JANION & CO., SltxtQinli Sc Coininission Agents, HO SOCUI, OtHO, II. I.. 6.V.H I-H .'ICU, CALlt'US I . b. r. BOLLES & CO., DEALKRi IN Shin Chandlery Had General Merchandise. LAHAINA, MAUI, S. r. BOL.L.ES. S. HOrFMETER Snips sullied with recniiis ai t!ie lowest Alartei .Mmiey advanced on reaonalle terms for Bills nf Ex change on ihe Uui'ed Statf aud Ennie. 14 if C. W. VICEIIT, HOUSE OARPKXTER AND JOINER, HON JLULU, OAHU, H. L Having re-pened his phop, is now prepared to execute building and jobing at shori notice, and 011 f most retsoiMhle terms. & CO., Ship Chandler & Commission Merchants, LA.iAlNA, WAU1, ALFRED W. BUSH. - Hawaiian- IitANDS CHAKLE3 P ROBINSON. Haa,,an l"OB Mnus auiiuiied with recruits, in exchange for gods or cash. . Money advanced, at the lowest rates, for Bills of Excuange ini tlx- United Slates or Europe 2 T C. P. SAIVTSIUG & CO, DEALERS IN CHINA GOODS, HO XO LULU, OAHU. U. I. OtHind J nd for le, Sus?ar, .Vlnlasees, Tea and Cnflee. I3RABL H. WEIGHT, HOUSE, SIGN, SHIP, COACH AND (Dniarncutal painter, ; GILDER & GLAZIER. HONOLULU. OAHU. H. I. Imitation of Wood and Marble, executed ith nealnet and dispatch.. . STONE AUD TLANDREAU. House Carpenters & Joiners, (Ouoosite the rea.dence of George Pelly, Esq.) 1 Pr noSOLULC. OAHU, H I. Jobbing done at the shortest notice and on the moor reasonable tenus. ' Feb23-4l CLARK A McCOLGAN,' On the premites adjoining Dr. Wood's HUiMUI.ULU, uahu. Garments cut and made to order iu the lates styles. jmt-34-ty ' , NICHOLSON & HENDERSON. 9 a v4 lia, ax oex O siflUcsirB EttabliJtMtit OftpotiU Ike aM'i Chapel, 1V.11 I7I.IMIAM1J.H. 1. ;A ir?e assortuient of Broadcloths, OasMineres, Ve-'inir, t;ahmfre and Linen Urillmg,cs:aiiuy ir air. ia, ,iide ai hrt notice, in latest Fashion. F. RODRIGUEZ VIDA & CO., PIIIP CIIANOLERV AND PROVISIONS, i HONOLULU. OAHU. H. I. foips ttinulirit viih nx-ruits at ihe lwel marfcet pnee "r Cash or Bills on the United State or Europe. AUSTIN & BAOLE,j DEALERS IN GE.VErtAL MERCHANDISE HONOLULU. OAHU, H. I. J. T. GO WER, Dealer in General Merchandise, MAKAWAO. MAUI, IL I. rrtert Dealers in General Merchandise. in. 12. HONOLCLV, OAHU, S. 35-y : , ; ' I. TILRIOn ALTING, Dealer ia General Merchandise. (t tkc giore f.unrly occaHcd by I. MosTOOMear.) . HOXQLPLC, OABT, . I- Iy3 I cabinet mker and upholsterer. HONOLULU. 0HII.H. 1 i-u . SEA A BARTOW. - faction and Commission Merchants. ' IT GC. A .v , - i-il9 . MOSObCLV. OAHU. H. I.-' . . T0P801f A HOWE, ctin V fommlsMon IvfcrrtianW, (P- W. THOMPSON. AUCTIONEER.) HONOLULU, OAHU. EMPIRE CITY LI.E. NEW YORK THROUGH TICIiETS. THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San Francisco to New York, by way of Chagres and Panama. The splendid and popular steamships SARAH SANDS, 1,600 tons burthen, W. C. Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS. 1,100 ons burthen, J. W. Wood. Commander, will leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting at Chagres, with the staunch and well known steamships CRESCENT CITY. r00 tons burthen, Chas. Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY, 2,000 tons burthen. J. G. Wilson, Commander. Rates of fate : San Francisco to Panama direct. First Cabin, - - -, $300 Second Cabin, - - 150 The Second Cabin has a separate table, and the berths are fully furnished with hair mattresses and bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands are atate rooms, a great advantage in point of comfort, over the unfurnished bunks of an open steerage. -Chagres to New York. After Saloons. .... $125 Forward Saloons, - 100 Lower Cabin, - - 90 All the above have the same tablo-and privileges of the Saloons. Steerage, found with mattresses and board, 65 An experienced Surgeon is attached to each steamer. The subscribers are now issuing through tickets to New York by Ihe above named steamers. . fc.Vt.KE 1 1 & CO. Honolulu, May 15, 1850.-l-tf JOHN BECK, Commission reliant, And General Commercial & Shipping Agent, Mny 27, 1350.Sm2 Hokolcln, Sandwich ItV. CRABB & SPALDING. Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants HONOLULU, OAHU, Constantly on hand a supply of ship stores and recruits suited to the wants oi vessels visiting this port, an J for sale at the lowest market prices, for cash or bills of exchange on the United States and Europe. an4-34-y M. R. HARVEY A CO., UOUSK, MGiN, SHIP, COACH AND Ornamental (Jainters, Having re-opened the shop on the premises of C W. Vincent, is now prepared to execute all orders with neatness and despitch, on the most reasona ble terms. Honolulu, March 23. 1S50. 46tf CHARLES BREWER, Commission Merchant. Referto BOSTON. U.S. Makee, Anthon" & Co. R. W, Wood an4-34-y JOHN GAVIIX, HONOLULU, OAHU. Jan. 12. 35-y RENJAMIN PITMAN, DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY, General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce, Bvron's Bay. Hilo Hawaii, has constantly on hand and for sale, a general assortment of Merchandise ufitally required by whaleships touching at these inlands for recruits. I yrF Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills of Exchange on the United States, England and France. my 19 ly D. N. FLITNER, (SUCCESSOR TO MR. E. H. BOARDMAIT,) a 1 v art UontiniiPf to repair LMKU- s8i&L NOMETERS. at the old stand; accurate i ates determined by fre quent observations with a Transit Instrument, made by Roskell, Liverpool. tTJ Particular attention given to fine WATCH REPAIRING. dec. 8. 30-y, S. II. WILLIAMS A CO., rMPORTERS of American and European Goods, will keep constantly on hand a general a-ortment of Merchandise adapted to the markets ol Oregon. California and the Hawaiian Islands. A general assortment of Ship Chandlery and Provi sions required by w halers touchins at this port for recruits, on hand, which w ill be supplied on liberal terms for cash, or Bills ol Exchange. my!91y CAUTION. HE UNDERSIGNED hereby caul ion- .11 Mnnm rainnt tresDasin? in any manner upon his estate at Puloa salt works, on pai 1111 01 be ing proceeded against according m i- - C. W. VINCENT. Nov. 10, 1849 26-tf STORAGE. TN THE LARGE COMMODIOUS CEL- 1 LAR under the honse of Theo. Shillaber, Esq. Apply to jyl4.9tf EVERETT & CO. HOLLOW WARK. 8 CASKS ENAMELLED WARE, con sisting of Round Boilers, Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles, Preserving Pans, Skillets, Griddle. Glue Pots, Frying Pans, &c, &c, received per Tsar, and for sale by , . 22tf - EVERETT & CO. 7ALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR V SaLE The sultMirilier l-einjr about to leave this Kingdom, offers hi Dwelim? House and Lot for le. The premi-es are itua ed in the .une. part or Hono tu u froiiitnzon twolreets and ha e on iheui a well ol eicellent water cook house, barn, &c Also, a quantity oftaru.? Fruit Trees. THRRILL m ir23tft jmiu J. TUKRILL.- NOTICE is hereby given that from and af ter this date no horse,-, cattle, or other animals will he allowed to run at large on the plains of Ku la o Kaho Waikiki. Animals running at large will be impounded. ; . By orderof the Minislerof the Interior. Honolulu, Ma? 4, 1850-5 1-tf TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to appli- cants for the purchase and leasing of Govern ment lands, that the Legislature being now in ses sion, attention to their numerous applications must be deferred for the present, until the more pressmg business of the Government is deposed of. By order of the Minister of the Interior. - n.y75-2tf a KEONI ANA." YfRS. ALEXANDER, DRESS-MAKER, iL &c, (opposite the. residence of Dr. R. W. Wood.) bejs leave respectfully to inform the In dies of Honolulu, and environs, that she has com menced business in the above premises, w here he Mill be happy to receive orders for rnanuf-tctiirine every description of I adies Weajinir Apparel; and she trusts, bv assiduity and attention to her custom ers, combined with reasonable charges. share of their patronage, , Apr34-a0tr -, SAIL LOFT On the premise formerly oc cupied bv EVERETT & CO. opposite Caranave's buildings. SAILS MADE AND REPAIRED with despatch. Canvass, Rope. Twine, Thimbles, Second-hand Sails, and aH necessary materials, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. l,' VOAHULS '.V lAillilii "Honolulu, June 8, 1850. 6m 4 JC3 British insert . year ty's lidity And act are riages of British in tftV British British of fines son ces not to her cellent and That ties realm,) this act this place duly try or and same ty s forms 2, of the shall form ed, or whose dwelt, next name ing them, in month 3. file all with such kept pend a notice of his days if before ister all same; notice, ing the have a " 4. tioned, zalion the the her by zed; such the notice.' 5. sent cense now in whose quired a license ' 6. riage this hll them her of an is not or riaee. fir the diately al consul, heino- a of the ed, mav made, of the that ization such shall for 7.


ocr: QUPERIOR CHILE FLOUR NOW J landing ex HELENA, from Talcahuano, for rale by the undersigned, in bags ol 100 lbs. This Flour is direct from the mills, and will be sold low and in email lots to suit purchasers. To Captains of ships or to speculators purchasing for exportation, 4 per cent discount will be allow ed from the duty paid price. STARKEY, JANION & Co. Honolulu, Aug. 3 12-tf


ocr: s :CALES. FOR SALE, ex CHARLES : 4 Platform Scales, 1,200 pounds; 6 do, do. 900 -, 6 do. do. 600 " 1 4 do. do. 200 " 6 Grocers do. from tha celebrated manufac tory of E. & T. Fairbanks & Co- ' ,nyl8-llf S. H. WILLIAMS & CO. H AY FOR SALE. Appy to 0lf STARKEY, JANION 51 CU.


Western union.

ocr: NEW STOKE. ftmlfaxain! 'pilK unclers'iKued having entered into a copartner- J. ship lor Ihe purpose ol carrying OH a ucreral mer cantile biiHinesa in the city of Hannibal, would respect fully call the attent iun of the citizens of the surround im; country to their extensive and well selected stock w hich amounts to at least $25,000, $10,000 of which we would like to sell during the next UO iS ov!4y RHODES i. SMITH. 5((i pair Oooti and Rhoes, chta. at ,1 MJU nov!4v P HOD KB t SMITH.

place_of_publication: City of Hannibal, Mo.

publisher: O. Clemens


ocr: TK11E"®AK@TA S:» [onftlJ The lowestlanfe oath® river, abo*m Little Rapid* ttt» tMWoaBjrtovapt *«h willow, *aaft-maple and cotton wood. The .higher bottom landf_|roduce«a»ih, elm, bass wood fNHtfeMer, hackberry,»and, on some psarS of-Afr river,' as about Tjjavferse des HjW&^bHkcfc aii3|* 1»jWte walnut- After as cending the river hj^, we still find in the wooded parts, ash, elm,linn, hacjjtberryand white walnut. In some sections of- the up land, hard maple is abundant, tlickory is also found in some localities—-ironwood, a spe»iftajgf ptyltr, bitch, and several kinds of oak. the lower 1art of the ^libhesota river, are some groves oMamaracji." On the upper part of the river, the oak is pWfcci "parw^K^ tijatgrows on the higher ggJitid ,|Brt it .is roxM»d chiefly about lakes, aim skirt ing around the sides of ravines. l£4he£ra vines of the Coteau des Prairies, back from Big Stone Lake and Lake Iravuse, the jjgrd ow pretty abundantly.— These are the chiei of the forest trees, of the maple is said to grow pretty abundant! O Minnesota valley. The country yi eit|er side of the river, up perhaps, as far as the Cottonwood, may be regaj$§3 as well wood ed.' On the Upper Minnesota, the Prairie c&touiuls. i S. R. R. ci^Pjl*LB, November, 1850. r-—•' [h] Onnlidike. Tacankuwaxte, Marpiwicaxta, Mazarota liena okar Unhdaka iyayapi, tuka ptiya iya-, yapi xni. Tacanrpiaspa, WicanrpUankahena ix akasanpatanhan waziyata iyayapifkeyapi. Kapoje kin ix Hoganwanke kin ohna eyaya keyapi. Tintatonwan toketupi tanin xni Apa Raratonwan om wankiciyakapi cinpi' qa apa ix cinpi xni keyapi Marpiyabordoka cihintku tanihan Xakpedan wahoya on Xakpe hecijra unhdaka ya cin nace. Ruyqpa Anoginajin kiot-Gamdat^bdakayapi kfekejrapi. \%r paionwMt InyArceyaka en tonwanyaflji kin f^/a'apsf RaraWiwan wanyag yapf cinpj ^gajga ^"x ciripi xm£ IB... Jb] Winter Bunts. $&od*lPBkd, Man-of-the-Clouds, tand Grey Iron, with most of their people have gone to their hunting grounds, south of the Mir^eso ta river. Black Tomahawk and Big* Star with a small party have crossed to tire ffast side of the Mississippi, and gone north. "JLit tle Crow's band have gone up the St. Croix. Six's band and the W arpetonwans, of Exttle Rapids, are divided among themselves, some desiring to go north and others south'. Six, it appears, is anxious to meet with young Hole-in-the-day, and of course is for moving to their hunting grounds in the north. Ea glehead and Standing-both-sides, on the con trary* wish to avoid the Chippewas, by going south. [i] (£7-Mdokehan sanpa Warpekute wi caktepi tuka tuwe econ tanin xni qon, he na Itaha tanyan oyakapi unkan Zake Bexdeke kici econpi keyapi. Iye Wicaxtayatapi kin hecen eniciyapi ao. £i] We ire authorized to say that those Warpekute Dakotas, who were killed and scalped, a year ago last July, were killed by the Sac and" Fox Indians. JttMUUU] MY. ^SfcitOnwan Wicaxtayatapi yuhapi kin Wa kfay andutawanii ee. anna wanakajatan han Isantanka rfonyjqii: H* wicaxta waxte. Waxicun niqanagi^ewc®yexni. Dakota wicaxta ihdawapi wanjijucitaku dapi eca ay axtan xni da yankapi. T#ka Wakinyapduta Kececexni. V Ptinhan wicalqcopi qon, ehan way a-zanke & kitanecinyan qiapi, tuka.unjidaka au kin ix ope ca den hi. He ehan wanmdake ca kici wdWahd^OL Taku wanji akipapi kta tuka iye iyotpani te kta, he jn jyokixica key a. Mdoketu kinhan en un kte xni kecin. Ake n&kahCwjca.kicopi kta nacecikeyapi naron, unkan. 7 Seta mde ca Wicafttiayatapi wan nape mduze ca hen ma!e kta ce, eya keyapi. Hecen Ptansinta etanhan fiiyu tuka Mdeiye dan ehan hi xni ecen ta. Wiwajupi an petu wikcemna nonpa sanpa nonpa he en ta. Tehan kakija tuka wiya'ya yanka exta sdon wayexni. Wakantanka Cihintku caje kin naron, tuka awacin xni naceca. Iho heon un]{iye owasin unkowihankepi kte cin he awakicin unyaKonpi kta iyececa. Tolian un/api nun tanin xni. T. MDEIYEDAS, WIWNJUPI^, 1350. [e] Wakinyandnta is Dead. He wSs the principal SisitonwjA chief at Lake Traverse, and has long been favorably known by the white people, flisj&ther, whose name he bore, was chief before him. The present one was what is called a good Indian, but somewhat lacking irienerftr. A Dakota chief must rjecessarily be a lreggar, but Wakinyanduta was less troublesone, in this respect, than many others. Last fall, when the Indians were called below, although he was sick and not a.ble to walk any dij^antfe, SVpapop dowfl this far, with l\is people^ynere seemed to .be then but little prospect of his living until another summer. What seemed to distress him«iost, when he talked'of dying, \*a%that he would not be present at the making of a Treaty.— And tlien again, whdh he hearajthat they would'probably be called £r thatl purpose, he is reported t8 have said—"I will go down and shake hands with the white chief, and die there." Accordingly he and his family left ^heir planting place at. Lake Traverse^ that he might, if possible, be present at the expected treaty, but he died on the 22d of September, before reaching this place. He had been a long time sick, but probably was not prepa red for death. S. R. R. LA.C-QUI-PA.RLE. Sept. 25,1850. [a] DAKOTA TAWAXITKU KIRT. HE DE CETU KTE. Dakota apsl wowapi takudan iyokihi xni kin ecinpi, qa waxte dakapi xni: tuka he onspepi xni on hecen cante yuzapi. Apadan ix wowapi onspepi kex on wa kamnanpi xni, qa ikceya yawa yankapi ca, tokan iwicarapi on ixtecapi. Hena on etan han owancaya wowapi cinpi xni. Hecen I toketu tanin xni. Ota yawapi cinpi kex, to kan i kowicakipapi qa he on tawalenyapi xni. Waxicunwakan owicakihipi km hena ix ituyar yawapi scce i Cin Oil C&nWctXtCpl xni. git 1 T». la lho he on etanhan Waxicunwakan wan a wanakajatanhan, wowapi onspewicakiyapij at St ^Paul ,¥iineiota7momWy, atTwen kte rinca tuka ota owicakihipi xni, qa ton*T44r.Five wotanin-wowapi wanjt wi-,j I kipb«n, wotonin oyakapi naronpi 4*ani*in on tooa wawapi onspepi kin h«|MUoluni iwinktapi qa wawapi onspepi xni k%iji eya, yawapi naronprkinhan okini waxte dakapi, qa owancaya nina cinpi kta nace ecinpi on ito wotanin-wowapi wanji cistena wicakicagapi kta keyapi. Wowapi kin hanke Dakota iapi kin en owapi qa hanke ix Isantanka iapi kin en owapi kta. Wowapi kin ix DAKOTA TAWAXITKU KIN eciyapi kta. Wotanin kin tona Dakota naronpi ktanacece cin hena, qa.tukte wtcoie, Dakota awacinpi kinhan, on tftnyan unpi qa wakan itoheya iyoptapi kta nace ecinpi kinhan hena en owapi kte. Dakota Tawaximyayapi kte cin on ito Koda mayawawo. Onnispe xni exta onspe iciciya wo. Waxicun, Ikcewicaxta, Waxi cun-cincapi ko tona owotana .cante yuzapi kin hena tuwedan wacin iyomakixice ktt^xni, q& tuwe xkixkeya cante yuze cinhan Tie e okini waxteya omakiye kte xni kacen epce. Ecin tukte on wicatancan wicanagi ko tanyan 'un kte cin he eciyatanhan arbayedan .wawi tonpexniyan, token owakihi.wa\vokiye waca 111 tukte wayutakuni kte xni wadake cinhan, he en, Taku onximada kinhan, wa ditagya Jtipajipyan waurie" okini wanmayah dake kte. Toka kin en waxte mayadake xni exta okini oeitn ohanhdemayaye kta nace. Tuwe kaxpapi nonpa, qa ix hanpa tawanji iyopemajjp ca tanyan mavhuhe cinhan he wi ake nom hehanyan wi iyola wahoxicieahi ece.'e kte, tuwe amaye cinhanl Dakota Taicajfilkii Kin citku a I fal Prospcctus of tltc DakdtaiFriond. The members"^the Dakota Mresion hav ing as yet gathered but little fruit from their long continued labors among this people, owing, it'is believed not a little, to the want of ability on the part of the Indians to appre cite, even in a small degree, the benefits which they might derive from education, and feeling that something extraordinary is nec essary to be done in order, if possible, to di minish andtremove the existing prejudice to education among them, by exciting in them a taste for reading and bringing into use that knowledge of letters which is already poss essed by a few, have determined to try the experiment of circulating among thema news paper, printed in part in their own tongue. This is done with the cordial approbation of the Prudential Committee of the American Board of Commissions for Foreign Missions, by which this Mission is sustain^. The paper will be known by the name of THE. DAKOTA FKIEND. It will be the object of the paper to bring before the Indian mind such items of news as will interest them, and any such matter as it is believed will be calculated to improve their physical, mental, and mor^l condition. The Dakota Friend will study to avoid giving offence to the candid, whether White Man, Indian, or Mixed, while it will endeav or in kind firmness, to oppose the acknowl edged errors of both civil and savage life, and maintain Truth. The support of those Amer ican citizens who reside among, and have influence with the Dakotas, is Respectfully solicited to the Dakota Friend, which will be published on a half medium sfieet, and issu- Cents per annum in PAUL, advance. Editor of the Dakota Friend November, 1850

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn.

name: Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume]

publisher: Dakota Mission


ocr: Ruiz V nc«cp ,- VOL. 1. "Mi ®A3C®TA.[F1311iM©. A MONTHLY NEWSPAPER. Edited toy 6,H, Pond, To whom all communications on business or for the paper, should be directed POST I-.VID, For.t Smiling. TERMS*—'Twenty-Five cents a year, in advance, Printed atthe Chroniclc A llegister Office Fifth Street, .St. Paul. DAKOTA TAWAXITKU KIN. 0^ Persons who receive several copies oEthe Dakota Friend, will confer a special favor by distributing them and forwarding the names and addresses of subscribers. I'aratonnun nom Orau Owicayaltapi. VVehan Raratonwan nan pa kinukan Wa xicun ktepi keyapi,qa onsakim wicakaxkapi. Woksapi wi kin he en ito wohdagwicakiyapi. Raratonwan uman Batiste Rubado eciyapi kin, he Waxicun wan Andrew J. Drake eci yapi he kte, Kaken econ qa kte keya ohda kapi. Drake eciyapi kin he waxicun tokeca nom ora canku ohna mani ya, unkan Raratonwan ti kin en icahda yapi qehan Batisti tankan mazakan y.uha hiyu, qa Waxicun nonpapi qon hena iyog inajin wicaxi. Raratonwan hehan takeye cehan Waxicun kin ix naxdog iyaye ca can wan askam ina jin kta, tuka can kin iyohi xni ecenkataiye ya. Heeoij qehan tiyatakiya kihdu keyapi. "Waxicun nonpapi qoA ix hecen oyakapi keyapi. Raratonwan km ix eya ecen *ohdaka, tuka "Drake makapsinpsinta on etanhan he eamon ce" eya keyapi. Unhan wicaxta ak enom he iyukcan yankapi kin, hena hecekcen oyakapi naronpi qehan okunwanjidan heya pi. "Batiste Rubado atayedan tinwicakte fee" eyapi, qehan omniciye kin en Itancan kiyapi kin ix heya yaco, "Niye Batiste Ru bado tinwicayakte kin on ito Wajupi-wi kin he en anpetu iwikcemna nonpa sanpa zaptan kinhan tahu kin etanhan otkeniyanpi qa ecen nitfe kta ce" gVayaco keyapi. lho he hece tu. Hehan uwan kin ix decen oyakapi. Waxicun wopeton wan Alexander Living ston eciyapi kin he ktepi. Waxicun wan, Aiken ecipapi, wopeton ti kin en i, qa wokoyake tawa kin apa eanpan miwma en okihnaka. XTnkan ozoge sican opiye mahen mazaska opiyedan wan un, un kan he ecehnaopeyakihnaka Mazaska xakpe cen ohna un: hecon qehan tokan iyava.— He iyohakam hen ake hdi tuka mazaska opi yedan qon hakam tuwe icu qehan wopeton Dakota iawinilkii py[BILi®KlI!® ST. •'HjlMijiwfi'^i Wf^W'i'iuy fm* IJ-lli.. .UP' ®Y TFKII ©MC©T& u]3-§-§0©K), PAUL, MINNESOTA. NOVEMBER, qon he okiyaka Unkan iecadan Raratonwan wanji Oshaga (Oxaga) eciyapi mazaska op iye qon ynha wopeton ti kin en hi, unkan wopeton qon eyaku qa Aiken kicii. lie ic unhan Oshaga reyata pamahdedan na^in tu ka ecehnahan tankan mazakan yuha kilula. Unkan Waxicun wanlulakapi xni tuka maz akan boqega ecedan naronpi cor hokxidan wan heya, "Raratonwan kin he nicute ktc^ ce" eya. lho Waxicun kin hecen ohdakapi keyapi. Unkan hehan Raratonwan wanji tokeca woyagkiyapi unkan heya keyapi.— "Livingston ktepi qehan hen nawajin unkan mazakan econpi naWaron qaxota wanmdake cehan Oshaga hetankan naxdog kihda wanm daka. Hen tuwedan tokeca Ikcewicaxta mazakan yuhe zni ce" eya ohdaka keyapi. Oshaga ix to hehan Wohdaykiyapi, unkan heya. Hejvaktetuka lkgevvicaxta kin hecon maxipi ce eya ohdaka keyapi. Hecen iyukcanwicakiyapiqon ix "Oshaga tinwicakte ce eyapi. Unkan omniciye en Itancan Knowlton eciyapi" Wajupi-wi kin en anpetu iwikcemna nonpa sanpa zaptan kinhan tahu kin etanhan Oshaga otkeyapi qa te kta keya yaco keyapi. 0^7=* The above is a brief account of the tri al of-two Chippewas for the murder of two white meft. The names of the murdered persons were Andrew J. Drake and Alexan der Livingston, The Indians were both found guilty of murder, and sentenced by Judge Knowlton, to be hung at Willow Riv er, Wisconsin, on the 25th October. It is believed that the ignorant savage, who knows no law but that of revenge, will not be dealt more severely with than his more fortunate white neighbors—and that while the Red man is made to suffer the permit}', he may also be benefited by the protection of the law of the white men. Who can estimate the amount of misery which the Indian expe riences from the treatment which he too often receives from lawless white men [l] Najicapi Oyakapi. Oiyuwege kin en Waxicunwakan wan Ixta hdeze eciyapi kin, he wowapi haga unkan Sisitonwan hen wojupi apa tanihan najicapi -keya. Decenoyaka. Hotonmani eciyapi kin, hemdokehan hin yanrin ihdaka hdi xni qehan, tamaga kin en ptewanuyanpi iyor payapi, qa ihangyapi. Hecen Hotonmani ihdaka hdi qa maga wanhdake cehan, icante xice rince ca Waxi cunwtjkan tipi kin en i, qa kajujuwicaxi.— Maga-qon hecedan waniyetu hdutapi kta 1850. NO. 1. tuka he e wanna ihangyapi. Unkan waxi cun kin ecen econpi kta keciyapi, qa hecen canwa.vteyapi. Hena heeetu, tuka atokan kin ix togye cinpi. Tatanka iye atayedan ito hdajujuwicakiyapi kta keyapi naoe. lye. VVraxicun kin hecen ecinpi xni tuka l.):t.krt$ kin ecen econpi, qa ptewanuyanpi nom ktepi. Hegonpi qehan Hokinis Wicaxtayatapi kin wowapi kicage ca owasin ecekeen okiyaka. Unkan Wicaxtayatapi kin heya nace, "Pte wanuyanprktepi kin hetanhan wicaxta torn mayakahipi, qa ix niye wicayeeicajujupi kta. lie um a nan wicayadapi xni kinhan' Akicita nihuwe yewicawaxi klace," eyakeyapi. lho he nakinonpi qehan, owasin najica iyayapi keyapi. [1)1 Flight of tlie Sisitouwans of Traverse des Sioux. A communication from Mr. Hopkins, o* Traverse des Sioux, informs us .of the flight of the, Sisitonwans from that place, and the reasons why they fled. For the sake o! brevity, the substance is only given below. When the Indians of Traverse des Sioux returned from their summer hunts to tlu u corn fields, an elderly man named Hotonman found that the cattle had destroyed nearly ail his little field. Magnified by,a glance ir.ro the future, the consequences of the loss fillv/. the old man's soul with bitterness, and repaired immediately to the Mission House to deliver his tale of wo. Always miserable, he now felt himself to the he most miserable The long, cold, dreary winter, in imaginat: rose up before him, and shaking his icy in the wrinkled visage of Hotonmani seeme to say, "Look on me, and while the M:e of-the-South by his warm breath screcus vos. from my chilling gripe, hasten to weep i your wife and children, soon to perish hunger." And'the old man hung his hen.: and listened in silence, to the deepgrowli: of his sullen soul. By kind words and the pi'omiseof fuL muneration, the gloomy clouds were ck away, and with a lighter heart the old returned to his lodge., i But it was the cattle which had done mischief, and the friends of juslicc reso s that the cattle should pay the debt. Ate dingly they tried, condemned and exec 6vo choice cows belonging to the Miss The Sub-Agent being informed of the a gave the Indians the choice between tl viz To pay for'the cows, deliver four n. atthe Agency, or be brought down by military. They choose to fake to the Pra—• Perfectly natural!


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

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publisher: James M. Goodhue


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