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The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
Truly yours,

GRASS VALLEY, JUNE Sd. 1855.
nEAR SlR-The last medicine YOU sent me bas Son.
tne business. am now perfectly well, and wish to
sNe my ,estmony to the public in favor of your skill
was troubled with complication diseases brought on
oy nat soul destroying habit of selfpolution and com
paints caught by connection with bad persons of The on
clans as well as those quacks who invest the State md
~ mem al given up as ncurabe but being advised bv
eha VINO nad been benefited by your scientific treat
heht 10 can upon you did and feel grateful tn him
or he information but still thankful to YOU for he
care ana good advice you me- well as the e1ica-
tons medicines you prescribed IF any of the afflicted
snoud see ihs let them be that it is voluntary ~,
erg IN gratitude for the blessings of health received
cm you, and also given with feryant wish that il NAV
pe OF service to those suffering did and now INV God
oess you IN your efforts TO lessent the surngs
man man iamiy, and my good citizens you TO drive
from the community these teaches that urev unon H.
public by false pretensions of empence In the dI @
"oru' Yours eternally,
To DR.. &c. YouNe. San Francisco irnno ,;
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
ST NICHOLAS HOTET..

oorner commercial and sansoe streets San Francisco
E. J. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE is fitted and furnished in a stvle ;,fa;, g.,
none in this city. Accommodations of snnar;o.
description are offered to all, whether Transient iI;,
regular boarders Particular attention will he rran
10 the accommodation of Families and no eTa,+
TO MAKE this Hotel home all who NAV favor
win heir patronage. Asxiduous and polite sttent;o -,
reed upon from all connected with this hopse h. ~
sS' December Ism
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
C0partnerShip Notice.

fENHh CNiAKSlGNfI have formed Il Copartnersbin f
the purpose OF continuing and CARRYING on tbe LIP
NlTtRE TRADE, as Wholesale and Retail Dealers 80 n
rorteFs in s city and Sacramento under the man I'm
style Of H0TES * Co.. -Ae anu
Resident Partner, BGston.--2 W ITovEs Il Ca 1so .a
1s2 Montgomery street. san Francisco ~
Resident Partner san F.ancisco-Danie Moore s,rr,o
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
RAILROAD HOUSE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !

Al IOs 46 49, COMMERCIAL STREET, and 81 Clay
~ Street, San Francisco.
The Stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel by OBJ
serving the Cupay and Town Clock which visible from
sA parts of the city, and from the baconey of which
most beautiful view of the City, Bay and surrounding
city possesses the same advantages.
Ibis Hotel is First Glass House, fire proof throughout
lighted be gas, water and all modern Improvements in
every story situated in The most central part of the city
the most cleany bsst kept Hotel the Pacific Single
or double Rooms, with or without board. Meats all
hours from A. NJ to II P. NJ, and cooked to order,
Ladies Ordinary, Second Story.
great reduction in prices to keep peace with tho
times enables the visitor TO Ees better and
omically at the Rail Road Hote44hao41where See Bill
of Fare in Golden Era, and ogrTS of food
The visitor is also sogai entitled q M M spec,ion of
numerous large and beautiful views along The Panama
Railroad Chagres River, and great A<tc and Pacific
Rairoadl f5s++H
No runners attached to this Established as its propre
tors depend upon its own merits.
HALEY s. &'THOMPSON
TrDr
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25

fVHIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, first introduced into
i Pisa some Fifty years since, became well
known as certain cure, that in every town and city, not
only the Continent but in Graat Britain the demand
for it great-its merits astonishing that in less
than year from its introduction it had suppanted all
othbr remedies. The Medical Faculty of the principal
cities of Europe compelled to acknowledge its
derful mastery else Propretors of other
Medicine jealous of its vanly endeavored to stay its
onward progress Like grass before the mower, their e
forts fell to the ground and like fire the praries
sweeping all before it, its onward march became trium
phant 1t stood forth; upon its merits; a discerning
pdblic tried and convinced of its MAGICAL yR
TUES The massive fortune acquired by Dr. AREIRA from
the sale of during the six he prepared it, alone
bore witness to its miraculous merits At the decease
the Doctor, the recipe bcqueathed to his son. who
has lately introduced the remedy into the United Sta
The number Of has already made astonish.
ing Thousands and tens of thousands bear testimony
to its efficacy.
All lcho Use a. IL ,oH CURE with safety speed and Ger
tainty other Medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Qudck NoSt7rnS Use Remedy that has
been tried for the past fifty years. and known
to fail.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
Exchange and Banking Notice.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1, Is56
TTNHF undersigned have entered into co-partper
l. ship, for the purpose of trans acting legiti-
mate Exchange and Banking business, under the
anne and style of GARRISON, MORGAN,
RE TZ & RALSTON, in rhs city, and CHAS.
OR GAN & CO., in New York.
T he cash capital paid in is seven hundred thou
nd dollars (S7o0,000)
An amount will be kept in tire Manhattan Bank,
ew York, at all times, to cover our bills in case of
IS of any shipment of treasure.
We are now prepared to sell sight Exchange on
the Manhattan Bank, or Charles Morgan & Co.,
New York; also on the Manhattan Bank, made
payable, viz: at the Southern Bank, New Orleans,
La: Messrs Darby & Barksdale, Bankers, Saint
Louis; Mo, Southern Bank of Kentucky. Louisville,
KY, Ohio Life insurance and Trust Co, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, Merchants and Manufacturers Bank,
Pittsburgh, Pa. to purchase Gold Dust Bars, Bull
lion, Mint and Bank Certificates, approved securi-
ties make collections and to transact all matters
pertaining to cur business the most liberul terms
G. X. GARRISON,
CHAS. MORGAN,
by his attorney C. K. Garrison.
r. S. FRETZ,
Jauuary 4-lm w. G. RALSTON.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
A case of Chills, Ague. Tremors and General
Ill Health soon cured

Mr.. Uriah Weeks, who arrived from Panama, March
2nd completely prosrated weak and scarcely able TO
move had had the Panama Fever three months: had
pains in the bones chls appetite strength energy
he used Webbers Cordial two weeks, and felt strong
and well that the 18th, he went to the southern mines
where he is working. This fine herbal comound is
onscientiousy recommended in any of the following
plants where has been Known TO effect the
ordinary cures, Debility and Weakness from whatever
produced Dyspepsia Nervousness Indiscretion in
early life, Female Weakness. loss of appetite, memory,
sleep, trembling, and all other similar ailments
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
Russian Hill Hotel for Inyalids.

VENHlS INSTITUTION, under the direction of
IL Five Trustees, and charge Of experienced and
competent PHYSICIANS. offers superior induce
ments to such persons as desrous of remain
ing quiet for time under medical treatment, and
enjoy the comforts of home.
Persons suffering from any form eff disease lex
cept cholera and small pox will be received any
private rooms, if desired, without extra charge
The ROOMS of the Hotel are large, airy, and
well furnished with every nveDience.
Experienced NURSES will always be in at
tendance, and every means and calculated TO en-
cure the speedy convalescense of patients.
The CHARGES win be moderate in all cases.
and no extra expense for Medicine, Lights or Baths
EThe PHYSICIANS in attendance are well kno
to the pnblc as scientific and trustworthy gentle
men.
Connected with the hotel is Dspensary for
worthy INDECENT persons, where Medical attea-
dance and Medicine will be furnished gratis.
For admission, application must be made to the
Physicians, at their Office, southeast corner of
Washington and Dupont streets, San Francisco.
All Letters must be addressed as above.
Hon. JANE S VAN NESS
Him. JOHN S. HAGAR.
Hon. JAMES MiESTELL, Trustees,
WM, 6. WOOD, Esq,
G. V. GREY, Esq,
PHYSICIANS:
L. HUBB ARD, NJ. D., JD. BROWN, M. D.
N, B,-Indigent persons will be prescribed for at
the Dispensary, on the Northeast corner of W ash
ington and Dupont streets, each day of the week
Sundays excepted, between the course ofone and
two o'clock. Diseases of the Eye treated on Sat
urdays,
DR.. l.. HUBBARD, on Diseases of Women and
Children.
Dr. J. D. BROWN, Surgical D seases genera lly
San Francisco, January ls, 1856 -3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25

T o THE AFFLIC1 ED-Persons troubled with disease
! should persue the following LETTERS OF RECON-.
MENDAroSs, from DR.. ]. C. YOUNG'S patients They
are voluntary offerings of gratitude to him for benefits
receTed and are proofs strong Holy Writ of his scien
TIC atafnments No read them without at once
having confidence in him; and we confidently make the
asse rtion that people afflicted with private or other dis
cases. VIII caupon him in preference to any other ply
slcian in the county Read them carefully We that need
medical assistance, and then loose time in consulting
him while there is time left to cure you in
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
Medical Correspondence.

800.
Dear Slr-l have not had single fit since commenced
taking your medicines am also gaining strength every
day The trouble that he'd, which was the cause of the
fits is also leaving very fast. In fact think am en-
trely well but if you think it best will take medicines
short time longer. 1t is only about two months since
commenced taking your prescriptions and although you
told me 1t would take froIl three to four months vet
feel perfectly well already feel sorry that did not
visit you at first and not allow myself to be led away by
the vain boastng those quacks that cops YOUR ye Of
business and thereby impose upon the public They dis
poed me OF my money and had not stopeped taking
their vile stuff they would have robbed Of my life also
Thanks to your superior medical Skill beyond dang
er, and shall always consider you the savior of my e
Dear Dr. publish this if you consdert worth your while
for wish to proclaim to the world your WORTH that every
one who needs physician may know where to call and
be sure of avoiding deceit and imposition.
Yours till DEATH GEO MARSHAL
To J. c. YouNG NJ d.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
DIR. Webber's Invigorating Cordial.

DTt W GUDer s IHVISOrdIIIIg OUTuIdi'
Frederick c. HULL do hereby certify that from the
constant use of Tobacco for many years. had become
emacated TO skin bones, my digestion destroyed all
ate disagreed with me, constant pain in my chest a
fearful nervousness and trembling and general weak
made apply for medical aid The large quantity
of medicine took during MONTHS debilitaed me more
and more, and my friends feared in rapid decline.
AT this time commenced taking DIR. Webber's Invigora-
ting Cordial and do soemnly avow that in weeks
was strong, robust in good health, and weighed l5 lbs
more than when commenced takngit.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
Wood & Willow Ware Business.

At lowest wholcsale.price by W. HAWXHURST
1l2 and ia Front, near Washington street.
p. S. am still doing business in the same old Wooden
Building, very low rent, saving of expense which
about all goes to the benefit of my customers and mer-
chants who do not at least call and before they
NY elsewhere cannot be wide awake to their inter
st. oy.2-6m nd
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-25
Biac kman, Howard L. Co.
Wooden Ware. Baskets, &c.

INCLUDING Brooms, Tubs Pals, Wood and Zinc. Wash
Boards Choppng Trays, Rolling Pins, Barrel Covers
Clothes Pins Clothes and Market Baskets Peach Baskets
Bottle Baskets Shoe, Scrub and Dust Brushes, Hair and
Wire Selves, Cotton and Linen Twine, Bed Cords and
Clothes lines with other article belonging to the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-28
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Father Land.

" There is a land, Of every land the pride,
BELOVED Ly Heaven DER all the world beside
Where brighter suns dispense serener light,
And milder moons imparadlse the night;
land of beauty, virtue, valOr, truth,
Time-tutored age, and 1ove-exalted youth !;
The wandering mariner, whose eye explores
The wealthiest isles, the most enchanting shores,
Views not realm so beautiful and fair,
Ner breathes the spirit of purer air;
In every cline the magnet of his soul,
Touched by resemblance trembles to that pole;
For in this land of Heavens peculiar grace,
The heritage of Natures nobler race,
There is a spot of earth supremely bIest,
A dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest
Where man, creations tyrant, casts aside
His sword and sceptre, pageantry and pride
While in his softened looks benignly blend
The sire, the son, the husband, father friend
Here woman reigns the mother, daughter wife,
strews with fresh flowers the narrow way of life;
Around her knees, domestic duties meet,
And fireside pleasures gambol at her feet
Where shall that land, that spot of earth be found
Art thou man, patriot ?-look around
o, thou shalt find, howeer thy footsteps roam
That land thy COUNTRY, and that spot thy HoME',
-MOntQOHlerU
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VARIETY.

THE ENGLISH POSTAL SYsTEM.-The second Annual
report OF the English Post office has just hand
and is document of more than ordinary interest
1t shows the past condition and present state of the
Post office III Great Britain, and the success of the
system of uniform and low postage which to a cer-
tam extent has been example for postal legislation
throughout the world. In the statistical and other
information given, and in the order and
Of sub jects, this Report is all that could be desired
The number of Post offices in Great Britain is 10 :
49o, and OF these 920 are Principal offices, and
9,9fo Sub offices and Receiving Houses. The great
features of the British Post Office are the Ioo and
uniform postage, the free letter delivery the receiv
ing houses, the money order SYSTEM the return Of
dead letters to the writer's and the payment of gov
ernment postage out of the treasury.
Ihe number OF letters mailed in the Kingdom du-
ring the year 1865 was 456 PIG 176: the number of
newspapers II 900 900; the packages of transient
printed matter, 5000 900, and 100000 valentines
This last number is obtained from the excess letters
valentine week over the other weeks during the year
The gross income of the Post Office was $50 100
and the expenses little over half that amount The
number of money orders taken out during the wear
was was o'oOl AZ, and the amount of money remitted
Soo,O4f ,o9o. No mention is made of any money ey
er be1ng lost IN money orders but in 837 allowed
oy the holders to remain unpaid during the lifetime
u 'ne ofuer, thus makind second commission nee
49, ol oead letters the Report says seLast year
tne nuhoer OF returned letters, that is of letters
"nch were sent to the Dead Letter Office and rotf
ed 10 the acrtters, IN consequence of the ot+an,+
denver them having failed, nearly 400 600 or
ABOUT one-half per cent the whole number of Ia+
ters posted. -
Two million letters sent from the British Tslas
to the United States last year. being about 500 O00
less than the year before. OF these two millions
105,OO0 were returned dead letters. The number
OF letters sent to Victoria, in Australia was $50 000
ana OF these, $4,000, or II per cent were returned
10 the Dead Letter office There were 300 900 let
tiers semitic France and 81 900 were returned ded
Inc army and navy in the East used the Post Office
largely, sending home /, 1885, 953 letters. and re-
fIelSSlng IaS from home 762s58 The Money Order Office
nSa only been In operation to the Crmea for eight
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THE PACIFIC


DV E1EI1SER.
rs Published Every Thursday Morning.. at SIX
Dollars per Annuns, Pays bic az. Advance
Papers sent California United States will be s7 10
per annuIn Isl 90 being the Hawaiian and Amer
lean postage, prepad) All such papers have American
postage stamps on them, which will prevent any additional post
age being collected. -
To accomodae subscribers California the ph
Ser VIII receive subscriptions or adver-
Snents the bills Of sound bank York city Bos-
on New bedord or New London, any order from
merchant in the T. any resident here or anv
nlttel V 0
Subscribers in Tahiti the Colonies China and other parts of
the racine, VIII receive the paper for SO 90 per
Rates
AT WHICH ADVERTISEMENTS CHARGED.
All transient Advertisements (r insertiOn) per line
Zach subsequent 8
Business cards, (not exceeding lines So co.
Zach additional line) 80 cts.
IL Payable always in advance.
ships advt (not exceeding TO lines pace 81 CO.
Each subsequent insertion SO cts
Coastng schooner advertisements the type kept standing
- insertion so cts.
QUARTERLY ADVERTISERS will be charged following rates
payable at the end of each quarter:
FOR one square or oneeighth of colun quarter S5
one-fourth of a column per quarter $500
1a oLe1idI Vi ID coiuilH per quarter $15 90
u Ngadvertisement will inserted less than 30 c
obituaries funeral invitations or communications
intended only to benefit individuals business, charged
advertisements. -00N
Advertisements in
iect to heavier charges.
G7Subscripon to the Commercial Advertiser is payable IN
vARIABLY "
a. No transient advertisements inserted UNLESS PRE-
u Correspondence from parts Pacific viii always
be very acceptable.
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COOPERAGE! CoOPERACE,

The unders gned would inform his friends and residents that he
still continues to his business in all at
the old stand of Nuuanu and Marine streets Shin
Agents and Mastersare respectfully invited call and
anime his large and desirable of Casks Barrels
ETC., Orders left viii with dispatc
and on the most reasonable terms II. G. GRAHAM
N b. On hand and for sale 1000 bbls Casks. T-Iy*
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Ess CARDS
DIR. FORD,S

ONCE and Drug Store Queen Street. the Sbins
Medicine chests retted and prescriptions prepa
under the supervision of LANGHERNE Hot cold yanor
shower BATHS at a
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asker rne cause, replied,
how Ned has contrived to
II 8, Io,.4 &Ho. L
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BUsIM Ess CARDS.
II. COADY & co

tpng and Commission Merchants, Honolulu, Refer to
B Butlfr; G Keith Hill Boston, Wells Fargo Co, Gsaw
y 90, Melbourne, Wn. Pusau 4 Co. Hong Kong Barring
BROTHERS Co., London. Exchange for sale on the u s
and Europe. uonouIy JuIv 1SSG IS -
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-. i. p.. ...Io,rrOnU, sIfu UcIiiS
+" I have been wondering
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as Published Every Thursday Morning, "a Six
Dollars per AmEIssa, Paysa BILE fEs A GEyauce
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Here is a fine specimen of New York criticism !:
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commission Merchant and General shipping Agent Honolulu
1o H. :, l, isetere'ce Messrs Morgan, Hathaway Co..
MacondFiy \ Co., San Franco Messrs. D. r Green &
90 James B Congion Esq & - q io,,e ESQ New
Dc"oro July l. 1S56-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GODFREY RHODES.

Accountants and general Agent, offers his as Broker
IN bringing up books, making out and collecting accounts
traIslslng from and into the French Hawaiian Ian.
gug etc., ETC. Office at the Of Ar. Rhodes opposits
Mr. MonsaIrats Auction Room. 4-ins
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CHARLES BREWER,

Commission Merchant Boston. Z. s. Refer Makee and
r. W. Wood Esqrs. July 1, 1861
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CuAS. =. GUILLOU.

1e surgeon United States Navy Consular Physician sick
american seamen. Office to J. G.. SpalCnr
fHaihunaTu ST.; Residence of r. -p;ip,a,
Esq corler OF Beretania and Aakea Respectfully Oft RI
MS professional services to resident families 10 the h
ana TO strangers generally. Medical Surgical advice -
fngst French, Spanish and Italian. Office hours nom
IL A II. to p NJ and from 4 to 5 2. NJ Jy IF
1t other hours enquire his residence.
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B. PITMAN,
Ship Chandler and Merchandise Waiae. ~
Keeps constantly assortment Of cvcry
description of goods required ships and Others
shipping furnished with fresh beef Vegetables all kinds Of
groceries, and Provisions sc. at the
very lowest market prices
BE st facilities for of from to 5000 barrels being near
the landing and free from matched
Wanted, Whalers bills Europe for which roon.
will be advanced reasonable terms. 80
N This offers most commodious a,cb-
age OF any port in the Hawaiian group you can give
seanlen their liberty without Of losing then, m a
sertion No ardent spirits allowed to be sold
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commission and Forwarding Merchants San Francisco Cal
seIerences l. D Hathaway Esq. Messrs t. & A. r. Nye.
swift Perry New Bedford Messrs GrnneIl
So New York John NJ Forbes Esq, Boston, essrs. Per-
Ks smith, New London, Daniel c. Waterman Esq Hon
oluiu July j, 1S56-tf.
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. AUGUST 2s, 1885,

mainly denominated professional ofice-seekers and
office holdersJ have usarped the election of Presi
dent; or the nomination is the election SO far as the
party is concerned;) and always making it with q
view in their own profit in the monopoly Of Office and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14


What Iady Or gentlefnan wouidstemain under the
curse of q disagreesbe rea,h whenby using the Balm
ef Thousand Flowers" as deufrice would not only
render sweet but foayc white aiasaser?
Many persons do know their breath is bad and the
subject leicaie sher friends N mentionit.
Pour single drop of the Balm on your toothbrush
ass wash tn teeth night aud morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last 5ear.
A BssrTrUL CoarLExIox may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
moye Tan. phile. and freckles the skim leaving
it of soft and roseate haze w,tatowel. pour two
drops and wish tic face night and morning
SH svfsa M,epE EAsYs--he your shaving brush in
etbor cold water nour two three drops
o. Balm of Thousand Flowers" rG,, the beard well
and viii beaatifG soft Iath.r facilitating
the oper ton Of 81 wing. Price only Fifty cciss.EF
FxrRIDak 4 o !, proprietar<. 90 GA sE8HaoF1
Essrt-I tiFs5slz KELLER, IA RS LEY ts CO. III
apps lyd&w $40 -ass .agentsfa Egansyitie.
4.-..s4<aazsszzas
EEG4t hat -as-issaAsI $3.50 lConmunies,sd-
i@a1 OEstTEJ.BX.E zsgssa8 . H.
DIpD this eity. Monday las. O'Clock P NJ.
cA1o CApsrlestwo ~reigpsrso rank. Their
death 5roughtoR lsarn by tine decar Of their favor
candidate City Clerk Their literary productions.
COLLECTION, will soone issuedin book FORM ny emil
ncnt publishing house Fast. in TIE spring
Our viii and his friends will the usual badge of
ming xix ~eeks:sfa rz - ~ 4 ~ ~ -ezr
oWjas ordinance of the City Council trids oriin
City Council Article Digs theiT bodies will net be
placed the eetery but their al read
soon a their whereA"outs caa he ascertained.9 p
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BDAT FOR SALE.

a. aa q .f atove n srklin. is eherea
tn occupied ~ E0w White asa woed boat
boat Is 81 feet vide
ted etro5s and durabis Apply to VIM. AZ 6ArBETT
miles thu Henderson, iegrr che frst4hkSds
aFSi