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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-16
THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

VENHE EUNDERSIGNfG is prepared to repair or
III manufacture all kinds machinery mill gearing vjojt
lass gearing, ship forgnes smith work. "
Cart boxes forge backs anvils &C. made q
Iron and and best quality of smiths for sale.
Also one excellent small sized sugar mill with copper train
complete adapted to either horse or water power.
2-t d. NJ. WESTON
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r. COADY & Coz

Shipping Commission Merchants uoaouIu s Refer to
Messrs Griane, Niinturu * WIetts Co, New York,
Butler Keith Ill., Boston, Wells Fargo 4 Co, Shaw &
Read, SAN Francisco, Asop Co.. valparaiso, u T. Irdin
1, CO. SIeIbourne VIM Pusrau * Co., Hong Kong, Barring
brothers & Co. London. Exchange for sale the L S.
ul Europe. Honolulu, July l, 1S5ou.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL.
VA Z. CUTRELL s. g. PETERSON. Propris
w e0rs, Merchant Street. Thankful pat
they have hitherto enjoyed Nesrs. Cutren
would continue solicit the attention Of their friends
the public general to their establishment which they have
spared neither pains expence render the popular
place of resort in Honolulu Their bar is continually supplied
with the choicest wines, liquors, ard cigars.
Their billiard saloon is unsurpassed by place ard
under the sole charge Of Mr. A j. McDuee
popularity sufficient success in cater
ing in this particular department for the c
zens or honolulu 3-tf
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

GCGER r CURED HA MS, & TONGUES, Smoked
~ Beef Smoked Herrings, Loaf Crushed, Sugar.
Patrs Clrrants Nuscat Rasns Citron PEEL Fresh
Fresh Dates Bottled Fruits Jams Scotch Marmalade, Pickles
Durha Mustar sarlines Sperm Candles Water Crackers,
Fancy Biscuits Carolina and China Rice
Spices, Colman's Stone Blue, Salad OIL Sauces.
Superior 0oong Teas, Fine favored Coffee ground
and packed in tins for Ships
The above viii be found fresh Of excellent quality.
July j, 1T SAVIDGE ( MAY
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DANIEL C. WATERMAN,

Commission General Shipping Agents H0noulu,
Oahu S l. Reference, Messrs Morgan, hathaway Co,
Macondray Co, Francisco Messrs D. K. Green X
B. Conglon Esq. W. G Z. Pope Esi., New
BeIford July /. 1S56-tf
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CoOPERAGE! COoPERAGE!

COOPE RAGE COOFE RAUL!
The undersigned his friends and residents. that he
still continues business in all its branches at
the Nuuanu and Marine streets snip
Agents respectfully invited to call and
anime and desirable assortment of Casks Barrels
etc. his shop will be executed with dispatch
and on the reasonable terms H. {. GRAHAM
n b. On hand and for sale, 1000 bbs Casks. 1-1yS
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RESTAURANT FRAEC.Es.

NJ ESSRS. a. MEDAILLE AND David
- - BOl CiiER respectfully inform their friends
puc generally tat they have opened Hotel Restaurant
IN Nuuanu street. nearly opposite Auction Rooms.
where they hope by attention careful selection Of
everything OF the best ta5 the produce thew will
VIII receive portion of public patronage. Dinners breakfasts
or ocfeonS can be had at all hours day night Confec.
toary can be supplied, in all its varieties Parties can be
accommodated at the shortest notice supply OF
preserves, OF the most recherche varieties always hand.
14-f - ~
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s. N. EMERSON.

N. EMERSON,
Retail dealer in Dry Gods Shoes Hats Bon1es Fancy Goods,
Crockery Glassware Paints Oil, Groceries, Hardware,
&C. respectfully the public that he has just moved
into his store, the Kealhuuhulu lot, the
Protestant Church, in Waialua. He would especially
yte the attention Of people Of Waiaua and KOolau,
who viii find their advantage 10 call and purchase
Waalua Sept 1S-12-2m"
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z. PfTNAE.
Ship Chandler and General Merchandise Waialea Bay,
HILO, HAWAII
Keeps constantly hand extensive assortment OF every
description goods required by whale ships and others
Shipping with fresh beef Vegetables, and al kinds OF
Groceries, and Provisions &c at the shortest notices. at the
very lowest market prices.
facilities for Of fror to 5000 barrels EelS near
the landing. and from tiatcled buildings.
Wanted Whaers bills the T. s. Europe for which money
advanced >nable terms
n port off the safest and most commodious anchor
age port the Hawaiian group Here You can give
their liberty without danger losing them by de
sertion No ardent spirits allowed to be sold
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'7- = ~I' MELCHERs & CO.,

Merchants and Ship Chambers, Honolulu, Oahu
s Stone store Of kaahumauu and Merchant sts
BIoney favorable for Whaers bills tn
L. 5. and Europe. July l. lS5G-tf
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su uSTNEss CARDS.
GODFREY RHODES,

ccountant and general Agent offers his services Broker
in bringing up books making and collecting accounts,
transatiEg and into the French and Hawaiian Ian
cuaes etc, Office the of Mr.. Rhodes, opposite
Glr. Monsarrat's Auction Room. 4-6m+.
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ALLEN 81 CO..

Commission Merchants dealers in Ship Chandlery, Hawaiian
Produce ami General Merchandise of Queen and
KaahuInanu Ss Honolulu Oahu, l.. l. July 1S56-tf
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J. WORTH.

J. WORTH.
Dealer General Merchandise Hlo, Hawaii. Ships supplied
with the shortest notice, reasonable terms
Bills of exchange wanted July 1, 1556-d
r. S. HOLLISTER,
Attorney Councillor Law and Solicitor in Chance,
Koloa, Kauai. S-5r@
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'ENsE NORTHERN n ASSURANCE CONIPA.
a ny, Established 1850 For Fire Life Assurance at
home abroad " Oo ~
Capital 9T ,259.76O, Sterling
Islands. RsjRERT CIIFSIIIPE I ANTHNr
l.
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Forwarding Merchants, San Francisco, Cal
References T. s Hathaway ESQ. Messrs. T. 4 a. Nye,
& Swift 4 Perry New Bedford, Messrs Grnnel Minurn &
Co, York John NJ. ESQ., Boston, Messrs. Per-
kns & Smith, New London Daniel C. Waterman ESQ
olulu. July l, 1S56-tf
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Surgeon United States Navy Consular Physician 70 sick
American Once next door to j. {. Spalding
Kaalluulanu St. Residence at the mansion OF e Pihnau
ESQ Beretani and Alakea ST. Respectfully offers
professional services resident families, the shipping
and strangers geueTay. Medical and surgical advice in
English, French, Spanish and Italian Office hours from
IL 4. VI. to , i. NJ, and from TO D z. NJ Jy LIT
At Other haurs enanire az his rasi!ence.
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UNDER RITER,S AGENCY.
, Va = CNDERSIGNED, BEING SPECIAL
Il AGENT for the Insurance Companies in pbladonbj
requests all masters of ships that any of the oce
III Philadelphia 10 call ON him in o distress
n
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J. L, BEASDELL

inform his friends and public generally that he ha.
taken the stand lately occupied by c. W Vincent King street
where he intends carrying the carpencriYg all IL,
branches Jobbng done the shortest share Of pa
tronage solicited G-tS GFOECE NITIT 81
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Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, II. l. Also
{. Titcomb's Coffee Plantation, oftrs for sat
Hawaiian coffee, in large or small quantities.
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omssion Merchant, and IMP orter Honolulu, Oahu S.
Wanted, Bills of Exchange the L. = and Europe Con-
snments from abroad promptly attended to. Island pro-
duCe Of all kinds exchange for goods. Jy 1u
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Physician Surgeon the new drug store OF
Kaahumanu and Queen sts Makee's block. Jy 1tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09
Forcignism at Washington.

"Oliver Odschool" one of the hes: correspondents
who ever wrote from the national capital, in a re-
cent letter to the Philadelphia Bulletin states the
following important facts:
The American and auti-American parties in this
city, having each nominated their candidates for
mayor, aldermen, &c, are in the field preparing
for a municipal election which takes place on the
first Monday in June. The American candidate for
mayor is Mr.. Silas II. Hill, formerly a Democrat
and from New Hampshire. His opponent is DR..
Magruder, formerly Wing. The convention which
nominated the latter consisted Of thirty-fve dele-
gates of whom TWENTY FOUR WERE CATHO-
Lies % and fourteen ofhce-holders under the gene
raj government. Here is union Of Church and
State, or something very Ike it. The Americans
say that, if "Amercans ought to govern America, "
surely the capital Of America ought not to be plac
ed under the control of foreign friends and
brethren and il is q burning shame that the temple
of liberty now being erected bere-the new wings
Of the capita-should be erected by foreigners
scarcely a single native born American, except
some of the artists, being employed upon it The
case is the same with the extension of the Treas
ury Building and the General Post Office. Ameri-
stand but poor chance to obtain employment
in door or out, in Office labOrers, under this
administration which carries on an exterminating
and relentless upon them.
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Editorial IeIanRe.

pear tree, planted at Danvers Port, Mass,
by Gov. Endicott, two hundred and twenty
years ago, is still alive.-He who takes two
many glasses will himself become lumber.
1t is stated in a Philadelphia newspaper
that State street, in that city, is five miles long
10 q straight line from North to South. 1t is
occupied with retail shops and stores almost
exclusively, and is the largeststreet, so tenanted
and used, to be found in the new or old world.
The Gospel is said to be preached from the
pulpit of Chicago in seven different languages.
The population of the city is about 90, 000.-
We overheard the following conversation, the
other day, says the editor of the Home Journal,
on board the Aida: II met Lord Ellesmere
and his party at Niagara, the other day.
knew the ladies were persons of distinction the
moment ! saw them, because they wore 70
jewelry, nor any other ornament whatever"
They cannot be on the best terms with
God, who are always quarrelling with mankind
TO secure the regular attendance of ply
stefan, and consequently leaky purse, feed your
children on the fruit inst from the south, and
partake heartily yourself You may want an
undertaken before you get through, and You
may not. Try it once.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09
Monday Morning, June 8, 1855.
Dance TO The Music.

Opponents of the American Party are
in the habit of saying that the contest for
the Presidency will be between the Demo-
cracy and the Black Republicans-that
Mr.. Fillmore will scarcely. be known in the
race. A friend at our elbow, proposes to
democrats who profess to believe this. TO
wager 5000 that Mr.. Fillmore gets more
electoral votes than the Black Republican
candidate.
Furthermore, in view of the fact, that
democrats are declaring Mr.. Fillmore aciR
not get q single State he desires to test their
sincerity. He therefore proposes bet of
500 on each of the States, (Kentucky,
Tennessee, New York and Pennsylvania l.,
from which the candidates for the Presi.
dency and Vice Presidency are selected,
500 to 81 600 that he gets all four of these
States, and 500 to 81 900 that he will be
elected
Any person can take up the first propo-
sition.
The second proposition to be taken as a
whole-all together.
Should any one object to taking the last
proposition because he is not willing to be
out of the use of SO large a sum; he can
put up 500 forfeit; the balance to be put
up the day previous to the election.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH.


BUFFALO, June Ga collision occurred last
night at Pekin on the Niagara Falls division OF the
Central Railroad. Mrs. NJ. F. Stevens, of Mass,
and Mr.. Harper, fireman, were instantly killed
Many others were seriously wounded.
BosroN, June 6.-The Democracy fred salute
of hundred guns this morning in honor of the
nomination OF Buchanan.
Gov. Netcall, of New Hampshire, sent in his aus
nual message to the legislature to-day. One third
was devoted to National Afairs-prncipaIly the
slavery question, He denounced the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise, Kansas outrage, and the as
sault on Sumner.
NEW YoRK, June 6.-The American National
Convention in session this morning. IL was re.
solved unanimously that the next meeting be held
in Louisville, KY, in June, 1851
BosroN June Charles Hall, of this city, re-
ceived despatch to-day from the Hon. Arson Bur
lingame at Washington, stating that Sumner had
just learned Of the recommendation of George Gard
ner, that the commonwealth should assume the eI-
penses of his illness, and that he desired that the
recommendation be not pressed; and in no event
could he receive the allowance prOposed-whatevs
er Massachusetts, can give let it go to the suffering
in Kansas.
New York, June THE ship Stephen Heath,
from Point Phillips Australia for London, was spo-
ken to on the l4th by the snip West Point, and
replied that she had q tons of gold on board and
half the crew were in irons for attempting to take
possession of the ship.
CINCINNATI, June T. noon.-Flour 5,25a5, 10
Whisky unchanged; Provisions dull; prices nominal.
Groceries very firm. Sugar SAG; Molasses 4S. River
is falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, June River is falling slowly
with feet inches water in the canal.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS,
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sen my stock situate i'm edatey at Union
Depot Memphis and Ohio Railroad aud the Men,
n is and souneryie Plank Road n miles Of Memphis.
containing 60 Acre. 300 In One state o. cultivation;
hntly unhered and all under aHd sub
staut fcncea good Two story p AIMED Dwelling Framed
Negro Houses stables for tvrnty horses aud hundred
head Of Cattle. selling from my Dairy Is worth
MIX per day There IS Acres set In ugree Of choice
quality will sell the Land Or stock and few likely
yong Negroes and give possess9 me tiaey or vii sell
the land and deliver next winter. Here the best chance
nor party familiar with Stock Raising and devote his
time the business to be found In West Tennessee This
place divided into nine Lots With besata BadiHg
SITE wood AMI cleared lAnd each all near and with
. good read 81 the a. pot
Ifrot sf privately before the LIST JAY Il viii on that day
be divided and sold lots % suit purchasers togsiheF win
stock consisting Of seventy ave head Of cows mostly
with calf by my Rrahnih Bal twenty Mares Wh teal BY
Nrbrasks asiOck the hooded Hogs and Sleeps Brah
Bull Memphis and Cow e1sanAh; young Stallion,
Nebraska By nPesd sovereign, Ann Gieneoe tour ysass
ola
wishing examine ths place get farther nfor-
nation, will please call me- G. b. Locks, hca Estate
Broker In Memph. IL s te shown ~ Ovegseer, Who
on the place The The Memphis Aad Ohio Railroad
leaves this place al ~ ocioek end Estefns az ~
o'co.k, =. every cay. JOSEPH 4. FERGUSON.
naayi8->imdka
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The Speaking saturday Might.

The very large number present at the speak
ing Saturday night, and the enthusiastic spir-
it which prevailed, indicate that the people,
although generally quiet, are alive to the great
importance of the Presidential campaign and
are seriously rejecting upon the issues which
are to form the ground work Of discussion
Desiring to hear these issues debated, they lis
tened attentively to Mr.. CLINTON for nearly
two hours and half and We are quite sure
they deem themselves well rewarded. Mr.. c.
is very rapid speaker, and in the time he &C.
copied uttered as much, and effectively, as
most men would in five hours. His manner
is peculiar, and very forcibe. lie evidently
has full faith in the wisdom of the ancient or
ator, who counselled action" No one can
listen to him without becoming interested
His logic convinces by its clearness and
strength; his Oratory wins by its beauty and
elegance; whilst his humor and wit are ire
sistible and bis denunciation and in yective alb
solutely terrible 1t is not our purpose to pre-
sent sketch of his speech, which will not
soon be forgotten by those who heard it. Suf-
ficient it is TO say, that it presented abundant
good reasons for considering old party issues
obsolete and uniting in support of the pruci-
pies of the American party for the benefit of
the country, whose welfare is jeopardized by
the great influx of foreigners, and the defer
ence paid to them by the democratic party. 1t
seems to u incredible that any candid, intel
ligent man could listen to the facts he cited,
aad the arguments he employed, TO exhibit the
dangers which, TO the South in particular, are
almost inevitable from the growth and inso-
lence of foregnism in the land, and not be con-
WINGED. During his speech Mr.. O. was fire.
quently interrupted by enthusiastic shouts Of
applause. Our citizens would be pleased to
have an opportunity of hearing him again; but
as he has an appointment TO speak at Memphis
Thursday, we presume he cannot give them
another treat. We commend him to our Mem
phis friends, as an advocate Of Americsnism
worthy of place in the heart of every man
who loves his country and her institutions.
After Mr. O. concluded his speech, the crowd
literally forced 40 exhortation out of four young
friend Grove. He did it up in his usually fe-
licitous style. He has On srduous campaign
before him, aud will do his duty faithfully.
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COMMERCIAL.
LOUISVILLE. June 5. 1856

LOUISVILLE, June 5, 1856.
Iron, Nails, Pig-ErOn and Lead.
We quote by the quantity follows Stone coal
bar iron Sa3tc; charcoal bar iron 44c; all other des
criptons at the usual rates. Nails s. 25a3 30 for
l0d, and corresponding rates for other szer. Ten
nessee Pg-Iron, $36 for No. /; $S3aS4 for No. 2.
We quote Browuspor, Pig-Iron at the same rates
on six months. Sales of Sal. River Iron, Belmont
FurnaDce at s3ia86 per ton; Pig Lead firm at Ia
tic. Bar Lead 7ta79 cents. Sales of shot at SEA
25a2 80.
CINCINNATI, June f.
Iron No change 10 the general features Of the
market There is a moderate demand for Pig at
fS4sS5c, for Ohio river hot blast. In the absence
Of transactions, we must quote other kinds nomin-
al Only limited business being in bars at &c
for common
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09
DecIension of Col. Nelson.

We regret to announce that Col. THos. A.
r. NELSON has been compelled by the condi-
tion of his private affairs to decline the APP
pointment of American Elector for the State
at large, rendered him by the State Conven-
ton. The Knoxville Register states that it
will publish this week a long and very inter-
esting letter from him on the subject
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The Great High Way

Of Nations commencing at the remoest Of Maine, only
end the Pacific teemng with its millions Of passengers
and groanng under its loads of freight gracefully crossing
the beautiful Sewanee and asteuly winding its way around
the base of our MAZE tic Capitol
No longer these grounds be desecratcd by the
Swine the b6Orjg Of Bulls the brayng of Jack
that dpi}eatrc has fortunately been removed to
extreme southern confines.
TERNs.-This word slipped in accidentally. How natural
il is in these days for all things to end in money We did
intend to arrive this point but would come New
ertheles hope you win not consider mercenary We
good deal like politicians, brimu Of patriotism,
work for the dear people Of pure love and affection for
Them and for money and taking Of ourselves Oh
mention them Like the Cincinnati Convention,
this sale is gotten up exclusively pro b9a0 cO Never
theess like those patriotic leaders, Pierce, Buchanan Doug
las &C. will gratefully receive slight tokens Of regard for
eminent ami disiHjeysed public services and in this
beg leave to suggest that they be in the shape
payable in bank running from five years in such
the public may kindly dictate, the two first with sat
actoy riders all bearing interest 1--WE like TO progressive
not standing stD and lien retained, &C. &c.
The Omnbuses with the Fly and other appliances will be
on hand as usual.
Performances to at II o'clock, An the prem
Uses. Programmes ready in few days
LINDSEY CROCRETT,
F. R. GLAsCOCK, Auctionecr SO College st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09

TENNESSEE FARMER AND MRCHANIC.-The
June number of this valuable agricultural jour
nal is on our table, and the information it CON
tsins, more especially to the farmer, is alone
worth the subscription price for the entire
year. We are grstifed to find in it important
papers from the pens of some of the best in
formed and most practical men in the State.
It's conductors certainly understand what is
best calculated to promote the interest Of Ten
nessee farmers as we'll as t heir own, and as an
evidence of the fact it need only be re
marked that they have secured the aid of cor
respondents, whose experience and Judgment,
as resident practical farmers, can be relied
upon. That this journal is destined to be one
of the main suxaries to the success of the az
riculturists of the State, cannot admit of a
doubt. Let sll who feel an interest in the cur
tivaton of the soil, aid in extending its cirOu
lstion.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09

SAD CAsUALTY.-A gentleman of this city,
Whose services were called as undertaker,) informs
US that young man by the name of Walter Will
son, son Of James II. Wilson, of Williamson coun-
ty, sccdently shot himself at the residence Of his
father on Friday last. He was engaged in shoot
ing birds, and setting the gun down with the ham
mer up and the muzzle against his side, the force
of the conclusion caused it to discharge the cons
tents, which passed through his right arm and his
body, causing instant death. de was about IA
years OF age, and deaf and dumb
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09

con, Ny Pooh NERVES so exclaimed the un.
fortunate Jacques Strop, when the unfeeng Macaire
had the hardhood to draw that fatal snuf-box upon
bis 10th companion. Not less ridiculous was the
recent attempt of some persons, (who certainly
must belong to the Strop family, to compel the
interference Of the night watch to stop a little
seasonable hour in the lower portion of the city
few nights ego.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-09

~ Neal, the clever ''itsms" of the Tren-
ton Journal, is scoring the postmasters in that
district in consequence of the irreguarity Of
the mails. The same discrepancy has csus-
ed some of our subscribers in that region a
great deal of annoyance. That's right,
Neal, pitch into them until the nuisance is aba
IL