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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-11-05

REGULAR PACKET FOR HILO.
To sail 4 HIS DAY Tn srsddy. Nov. 8.
SES THE CLIPPER SCHOONER
A<L LihOslhO,
One hundred and fifty tons register,
A. G. THURSToN, Master,
VIII hereafter run regularly TO HIIO, touching at
KANAIHAE,
KOHALA and LAUPAHOEHOE,
When in Honolulu, will be found regularly at J. Robinson
& Co.'s Wharf.
For freight or passage inquire on board. So
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-11-05

CLOTHING FOR undersigned have
~ always on hand an assortment of German made Clothing,
Coats Cloaks, and Pants of different styles
July 1. Lift Won HOLT & HECCK.
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a LII Persons indebted to the Estate of the late VIM. Henry
IA Stuart, cabinet-maker, of Honolulu, are hereby requested
to settle their accounts before the 1st day of November next, and
all persons having claims against said Estate are notified to
present them Immediately to C. Ii. LEVERS,
69-6 Administrator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-11-05
Household Furniture.

ON NOV. 13, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
VIII be sold a large assortment, consisting in part of
Dry goods, groceries, naval stores, boots and shoes,
Cordage, yellow metal, wooden ware, crockery,
Glassware. Hardware, &c &c.
Terms very liberal and made known at sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-11-05

EpNGLIsH, French, German, and Chinese silks. The most
a complete assortment ever offered. For sale by
July !, 1tf ROBERT c. JANION.
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CHOICE RAMS!
Nj r. EDW. r would inform his friends and
I'VE the public, that he has now for sale a few prime Fine
WOoled Rams, of large carcass, which will be necessary
to establish, in order to combine a carcass with n good yield of
tallow, in conjunction with a heavy fleece Of good wool.
Waimea, Hawaii, Oct Is. 69-72
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

The BURDELL MURDER-The Bond street
drama was brought to temporary close on
Saturday night last, by the verdict of the
Coroner's jury, which we have already pre-
scented to our readers. The lengthy and
searching inquest, substantially fastened up
on Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham the guilt OF
one Of the bloodiest and most awful murders
that ever has been chronicled by the records
OF crime. The parties will be put upon their
trial. and it is possible that they may not, up
on that full and final examination, be con-
victed. But prima facie case appears to
have been fully made out against them. There
seems little doubt from the evidence, that
Eckel did the deed, and he cannot be con-
nscted with it without duplicating Mrs. Cum
ningham. The fastening Of such a crime up
on the female parties implicated. is calcula-
ted to inspire emotions OF horror, but the
public mind will experience feeling of relief
at the discovery and conviction Of the guilty
perpetrators Of so fendsh deed. The pros
pect for many days, that the affair would re-
main shrouded in darkness, and its perpetra-
tors enjoy complete immunity, induced feel.
ing OF alarm and diccontent among all class
es. The disclosure Of the mystery will bring
. corresponding sentiment of satisfaction
So thoroughly is the public mind convinced
of the guilt Of the parties now in confinement
that no sympathy is manifested from any
quarter in their behalf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

The Railroad meeting at owensville on Sat-
urday was largely attended, and the spirit
manifested upon that occasion proves that
the people along the line are determined to
have branch road. Books were opened and
$1,000 subscribed on the spot. A company
will be organized Immediately. and the friends
Of the enterprise feel sanguine that the balance
Of the stock will be taken Immediately. The
importance Of this branch road to Evansville
cannot be over estimated. II the road is built
10 Owensvillc, it cannot fail to be pushed
through to GRANVILLE. The enterprise is now
fairly set on foot, and it will be pushed
through to speedy completion. The $1,000
subscribed is to be used in making the surveys
Of tho road and determining its location.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

G An extensive mail robbery has jus,
been detected on the railroad route, which
brings the Canadian mails to the States, near
Burlington Vt. Numerous small populations
had been suspected and the officers were on
the look out at this point. Several arrests had
been made but were dismissedlfor, want Of evil
dence. Evidence finally came to light, purely
by accident, which implicated on unsupported
party. one Of the officers and mail contractors
on the route. He is said to have made ilnpor
tant confessions, and complicated other part es
OF high standing, all of which is yet secret
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G-ltappears that Greeley fthe New York

Gltappears that Greeley ofthe New York
Tribune, and Reverdy johnson Of Maryland,
have been implicated in the corruption inves-
tigation now going on in Congress. The testi-
mony Of Gen. Stryker Of New York. states
that Greeley received draft for thousand
dollars, and Reverdy Johnston one for fifteen
hundred, from members Of Congress. for ser.
vices in the Des Moines Railroad affair. They
have both been subpened to appear before the
Corruption Committee.
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" evidenc. ~ be aiduced In favor OF the
e~caeiou.ne.s Hoofsnds German Bters prepared BY
Dr. NJ Jackson Va the edened demand fer them
fro all parts oi,he Union although there be
eompcsnds prepared aud represented being worthy Of
liberal patronage yet feel coatransd 20 remark that
tire of with which the worthy doe
has been honors by peraus Of the highest character
aud re.peahlitv who found IL have
to his preparation 10 test Sufficiently conclusive that
efectua, for the almost immediate relief
those with that drefdl mstady dyspepsia has
been discovered. See advertisement. Fo- sale bv
feb KELLER 4 WHITE.
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Our latest advices from Washington City
are to the 18th. Dispatches from Washing
ton, dated the 14th'state:
In an executive session Of the Senate TO-
day the Committee on Foreign Relations re-
ported back the Clarendon and Dallas treaty.
with amendments to obviate the objections
heretofore made to it, which was debated
more than three hours.
There have been about twenty convictions
during the last year for forging land warrants;
the last three took place in Maine, OF which
the Pension Office received intelligence by tel
egraph to-day.
Messrs. Stodwsll and Lee, of Virginia, had
hostile meeting near Blsir's residence this
afternoon. After firing three bloodless shots
board Of honor was appointed to effect an sd-
Keitt and Goode, members Of the House, and
Capt. Corries, were on the ground.
WAsHINaToN, Feb. 16.
The War department has received intelli.
gence from Gen. Wool, dated Benecia, Califor-
MIA. January Sd, saying that peace and quiet
prevailed throughout the department of the
Pacific, which he has no doubt will continue
as long as the Indians are treated with ordi-
nary justice. The disposition Of the troops is
such as not only to give protection to the
white settlements, but restrain the Indians
should they exhibit any indication to renew
the war, which, from the information he has
received. he does not in the least apprehend
> Among the fifty Senate bills reported by
Washburne, of Illinois, to-day, were those fol
the improvement Of Lake Michigan, the Hurl
gate, the Channel Of the Hudson and Illinois
rivers. and the harbors Of Providence, Cap,
Cod. Chicago and Michigan City.
The programme is to unite them all in on,
bill, in favor Of which, there is large major
ity, but want Of time may prevent consum
nation Of the scheme. a.
The witnesses from Western New York ar
expected to arrive to night, if so, the investi
CATION committee will then meet to rsceiv
their testimany. Their report is anticipate
tomorrow, though it may not be made unit
Wednesday.
The Central American treaty was discus:
ed several hours to nay.
The Senate ratified the extradition treat
between the United States and the Neither
: lands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

ThO bONO PUbLlCO.
UP"Every mother should have box in the house
handy In case Of accidents to the children"
Reddtng's Russia Salve.
hsa Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing. and is
recommended by physicians. ltisa sure and speedy
cure for Burns, Piles, Bos, Corns. Feons Chilblans,
and Old Sores Of every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch scald Head Net,le RASH Bunions Sore Nipples,
tftt ,mmended by uurses) whilows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Siings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy. Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, 1, iss most valuable remedy and cure
which be testified to b, thousands who have rsed |,
in tho city of Bostonand vicinity for the thirty years
In no instance widths SaIve do injury interfere
with physician's prescriptions. IL is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russao
articles growing In that countryand the proprietor,
have letters from all classes clergy men. scians
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves, and recommend to others Readings Russi,
Salve is put in large tin boxes, stamped the
with picture OF house and disabled colder. which
picture also engraved the wrapper. Price s5
q box. RrppISG & Co.. Projectors,
KELLER. FARNSLBY e. co. AGENTS,
ap1-d&wIy Evansville. Ind.
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Condition Of Walker.
The accounts from Walker. continue Il

The accounts from Walker. continue to be
a. contradictory as the predictions OF partizan
papers on the eve Of an election. With the
best light we can get on the matter. it seems
to us that he is losing ground, and we can
see no good reason why the people in the
United States should be the least sorry for
it. 1t is probable that at one time the adven-
turer had the sympathies Of the people whose
interests and welfare he professedly espoused'
and that his rule was as acceptable to the
country as any which their circumstances adj
mitted to be established. But when his ulti-
mate policy was developed. and it was appar-
snt that his purpose was toestablish govern
nent which would at once reduce the native
population to abject slavery, and to introduce
African slavery as permanent institution Of
the country-and finally to annex the country
itselfto portion Of the U. S. severed from the
rest Of the Union, he lost all claim Of SYM
pathy both in the country that he left and in
the country that he invaded. He is now only
supported by foreigners. The native population,
alike Of Nicaragua and Of the neighboring
States are arrayed against him. Without
such aid from the people of the United States,
as can only be furnished him, in gross viola
ton OF our neutrality laws, he will probably
fall, sooner or later into the hands Of the PEG :
pie whom he has attempted to subjugate.
When Walker FIRST went from California to
Nicaragua and joined the liberal or revolution
airy party Of that State, his friends claimed
for him motives Of patriotism. like those
which actuated Lafayette, Kosciusko, and
others who participated in our revolutionary
struggle. While he acted in the capacity oil
an officer in the revolutionary party Of tina,
State, there was general disposition to re.
gard him in the light thus presented. Ever
when he became the Commander-n- Chief o
the army under the Rivas Government, which
was q native administration, whose Minister
Plenipotentiary was recognized at Washing
ton, his relations to Nicaragua were Of a char
acter that enlisted public sympathy and re
spect.
But when he assumed the reins of the civi
a well as the military government; when b,
the doubtful forms Of more doubtful election
he declared himself President, and Rivas a
traitor; when all the native population VIII
had up to that time recognized him as thei
saviour, now turned against him as a scourg
and the war became war Of races betwee
the owners OF the soil and strangers fror
North America. public opinion commence
undergoing radical change. The contest
now to be conducted against an alliance
all the Central American States, while til
piratical President has not even the poor RI
source Of sympathy, from any civilized natio
on the earth to sustain his course, and but
pittiful handful Of men Of very questionab
character and motives.
Defeat and disgrace await him now, as Il
meritcd judgment upon his reckless and P
ratical career.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

Rs god article will alwaysriumph overany rretenae
imitation II has been said that city paradise o
ubus bu really mcrtoous article capsule Of doins
II and "a will stand the test Of
position deueua.nt ipfa.ed notoriev; and Hosteter
famed stomach Bter bear evidence OF this for 1t has been
taken hold BY the people AMI tried and found
ing in curng any OF Dyspepsia in form. When
these Known why should not he appreciated
An used BY everybody For sale nv Druggists aud Dealers
generally. kELLER WmIE
feb4-dks wOOLsEy SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

OF The SomerriRe Star gives an account
Of a serious explosion that occurred in that
place last Friday, in the grocery establishment,
Of Mr.. Love, which was caused by Mr. l.. at
tempting to pour oil into lighted lamp, bu,
mistook q can Of powder for the oil. The
building was completely riddled and the con.
tents Of the house scattered in very direction
Mr.. l.. was considerably but not dangerously
injured.
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cRE&TCURE OF DysPEPsIA.

@. @. MERsHON Merchant says:
SINrsoSvItLE Shelby Co.. KY. March ~. 1855.
1.-THE Bit.srs give general Subtraction. and here
with hand you erscs.e OF Mr. Morton Bsrkisy respect
bic farmer Of this cluntry.''
sINpsoNvuIs Ky. March m rsss-Dear Sir-r oulc
ben afflicted for several With
Dyspersia in asxrsvstsi form. for which used
sni various other remedies with Mt obtsnipr
say relief From the various tss IN favor Of Hoof
lands German Btters induced 20 try them and
sa,e with reasur. that through their enjoying
better than have dope for past and cheery
Afflicted with that terrible
Respectfully. veurs.
To DR.. G. NJ Jackson, MORTON BERKELEY.
See advertise ment. Ieb3-dSv
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Total. 81 az. al


1t will be scent hat the losses by fire were but
a mere drop in COMPARISON with the marine los
ses. The same relative state Of facts exists as
to New York insurance companies, where also,
several companies have recently been forced
into liquidationd. Companies which one year
ago showed large capitals are now bankrupt,
and the premiums received upon fire risks have
all been swallowed up in marine losses, leav.
ing the holders of fire policies without any
protection whatever.
Several Of the Eastern companies whose fail.
ures are thus announced, have been doing q
very considerable Western business, and their
Western customers are therefore left without
any protection under their policies.
1t is plain fact that nothing is more GER
tainly fatal to an insurance company than
that Of extending its business into every de.
partment, and spreading it out over the entire
country-In such cases it is impossible to
throw over and around it those guards and
that care and attention 80 indispensable to sue.
cess
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

OF w. H. Garland, ex-treasurer Of New
Orleans, who was acquitted Of the charge o.
embezzling some hundreds Of thousands oil
dollars. has sued the New Orleans Delta for
defamation of character for sundry common s
in reference to the matter, and laying his da.
IMAGES at 100000. That amount would al
most break they concern if the had to pay it.
we Judge.
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FANCY GARROTING.-The most effective
mode of garroting is thus described by the
New York Mirror: As . gentleman was
about leaving house in fashionable quarter
of the city, where he had been spending the
evening. pair of white arms were thrown
around about his neck and his lips were stifed.
The suddenness of the attack deprived him oil
all power of resistance. As usual, mo po-
licsman were to be SEEN"
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FOR THE JOURNAL.
Inever 'spired tew b. rcit,
Il need at tell. 'spose You no it'd
But 10 4 thawt there's virtu init
Darn'di IL wouid'nti In . mint!
But when you tawk Of dog rs.ypn.
webs.er's round and takes delte in;
Ded or live he'll stamp your fseturs.
And ''babii" tsw. deer little erssturs.
On paper. iron. glass or plate.
He'ii Ok yevr shsddss sure fate.
So natrai and 90 trew 20 Bfe.
when yev'reaway 't~iil feel y-wr wife.
uoyas-dtf rILEsrON's Gallery.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Gales Ssaton, Esq. =,
for number of years editor and proprietor Of
the Raleigh On. c.. Register, died in Washing
ton on Tuesday evening" in the 10th year of
his age. The deceased was son OF COL Sea-
ton, ofthe National Intelligencer, and gentle
man highly and deservedly esteemed in all the
relations of life
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

OF Yeh, the Governor Of Canton. has du-
ring his short reign, beheaded no fewer than
10000 persons. 1t is high time tho eniight-
ming influence of American gunpowdsr was
| felt there
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| NJ There is q slave in Memphis who is
said to posses an estate worth $4,000. This
negro belongs to his wife, free colored woman,
in whose name the property is held.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE I'm columns of day will
be found the card OF Dr. w. CavsssuGH. advertising
.CrRE,' for that distressing disease tie Piles The
DR. has for many years devoted his attention this class
with such that he oaers the
public edai entitled their entire
ddence has tested durins tho twelve
years and its has proved uninterrupted TO ecacous
In all cases. We recommend the afflicted 10 try it,
(Chieago Path Finder.
For sale in this cityby febs KELLER WHITE.
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E.. l.. n.
The seventh lecture Of the series will be delivered BY
HAMILTON SMITH Esl..ss crs'csnsciy Hall. Friday
evening" Feb 10Th sueet-Resoarees Progress
poets OF the Valley OF Lower Ohio.
Season tickets not transferable holders requested to
exhibit them at the eoor. fei9-2t
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W 1t is hoped that the steamer Gen. Pike
will be raised. as she has been moved up on
shore several feet, bringing the water to her
boiler deck.
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GOA j..
TEMPLE Or HONOR.

Evansville Temple OF Honor No. meets every Thursday
evening the Hail. on Water Canal BANK
R.w. PoINTDEXTER. W. G. T.
Al. O'RETLLY. W r.
Beacon Light Social Temple No rs meets alternate
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. r. r. r.
G. W. RuDYARD. r. i. jal20 '57-iy
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FAILUREo OF EASTERN Insurance COMPANIES
According to the annual report of the Insu.
rance Commissioners Of the State of Massachu.
sets, the losses to Eastern companies, during
the year 1856 were enormous, compelling
many Of them to 60 into liquidation. The
losses Of eighteen stock insurance companies
in the city OF Boston, during the year, as showr
by the report of the Commissioners, are as fol
lows:
Marine Loses. IA n 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Notcesin ths place. per line insertion
81 cents line three times 50 line week dis
eounton longer time.
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Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and TerrsBapts
Z 40 A. NJ. on which local passeb wllhe taken.
81 For formation through Tickets arpy a the
transportation Once. head o. Iecust street kv-
ansviiie. deeIs j. j. DANIELS. sppr.
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FOR SALE or HINT.

WOOD, WOOD,,-oraers for Wood left at SAMUEL
week.-mrs. will he prompts tiisd. fet3
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FOR ~NIsE OF HsNT-
good Dwelling TItuse containing nine rcc~s. with coed
out buildings situated Locu . between 7,h aud sh
For further nf,rmation enquire Of
febs-lw JOHN 3. MILLS.
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CITY GALLERY.

~ you want q good and
Mo rhcar picture call 1t the Citv
~ lheye daguerrean Gallery. No. 45.
Main street. fel4-tf
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BOARDING

With large and pleasant for the accommodation Of
andiay for single gentlemen be obtained
in private family. in eentra. location. Apply at this
ofhes. fei-n
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liOWAkD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
FHNo all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
IL SfLkMhoRaHTA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE
GOSokR1A ciELT. SYPHILIS theNice Of OxANsa or sEY
ABUSE. Nc..
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of the awful de-
srueton OF human e caused Sexual dsea the
certons rrAe,eeo the uIortu vcmr Of sueh
eases by Quaeks have directed thor
Chartabe he worthy 81 their name to give Medical
Gras 70 all perScns thus afflicted. apply by letter with
description oil their condition. (age occupation. habits Of
life, &c and i Poverty su
FUkSIsn MEDICINES FgEE CHARGE. " -
The Howard Association 10 benevolent tuition estab
shed by special endoument for the relief
DISTRESSED afflicted With vlrulent aud EpideBic Diseases
it mas nov Surplus Of which the Directors
voted to e.pend Advertising the above notice. snesi
TO add that The Association commando
cal skill OF the and will furnish the most
modern treatment.
just Publshed by the Association report on sperua-
torrhoss or seminal Weakness the vice
turbaton SelAbuse and other Diseases Of the
Organs BY the Consulting Surgeon. which will he
mall lin asealed envelope) FREE ut
ofTvo STAMPS for postage.
Adde'S. DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN Consulting SURGEON.
Association No. South NINTH Street Philadel.
! phia Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
- EZRA d HEARTWELL, President.
-uho. PAINFULLY. Secretary felS-'diy
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II A r Z 8 .

A- RATES. 81
square, lines less time. soe three times eli
week q weeks. e2 so; month, 81 three
months 81 six months. $40; year. si5 Dscounton
lare,r Cards Of six lines under - per
apnum No charge for marriage, death religious notices
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