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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-13

LUMBER ! LUMBERU
lust AR RIv ED per Radnga. from Boston.
q so pairs Of double sash doors, 8 feet 6 inches and Z feet
8 inches, with blinds and frames complete.
40 NJ feet assorted Pine Boards, IL to l6 feet long, planned %
one side-a superior lot.
ALSO,
Per l.. p. Foster, from the Tekalet Mills, Puget Sound,
rs NJ feet tongued and grooved northwest flooring, II inch, planed
on one side.
90 NJ feet northwest planed boards,
so NJ Sc assorted rough lumber, scantling boards and picke0,
For sale at the new Lumber Yard in Fort Street, nearly oppo-
site the French Hotel.
3S c. II. LEVERS.
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FANCY GOODS.
lust RECEIVED, PER EXPRESS, via
- Panama, from New York, the following invoice OF fancy
goods, comprising
Ladies' muslin bands,
" Embroidered handkerchiefs,
Wells,
4" Collars,
Muslin insertions,
Ribbons,
Fans,
Fancy French kid slippers,
White satin slippers,
Gentlenen's kid gloves, white and colored,
Ladies' white and colored kid gloves,
Ladies' dress hats.
For sale by
J. C. sPALDING.
Honolulu, July 9, 1857. Salt
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& BISHOP

ALDRICH & BISHOP
UIAvE JUST RECEIVED EX YANKEE,
l. from San Francisco,
Manila rice, sardines in hi and or boxes,
Hams, assorted meats in lib and 2fb cans,
Brooms, pals, tea, matches,
A large assortment of Cr0ckcry,
Handsome toilet sets, complete,
Flower pots, glass water bottles for birds,
Stone arc-Filter churns, jars, jugs, &C.,
Solar chimneys and wicks,
CoOAin. Stoves, of various patterns and sizes,
Assorted prints, shirts, pants, hats,
Black alpaca, velvet carpet, linen carpet,
Embroidered window curtains, cotton sheeting,
Wide linen, bleached shifting,
Superior military linen drill,
Shirting stripes, Ravens duck,
Gray wool shirts, denim jumpers, &c,
Willow Cab s. for children,
Spanish clover (afaha) seed,
Carolina hoes, fish lines, copper rivets,
Waffle irons, futing scissors,
Office chairs, with cushions,
Whatnots, &c, &c, &c.
Honolulu, July 10, 1855. 55-tf
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
NOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 2 large Mahogany
Sideboards, very superior, ] smaller one, do: do, Chest q
Drawers Mahogany, Bureaus do, Toilette Stands do, and Rose
wood, Card Tables, do, Arm Chairs, Rocking do, Heavy Rose
wood Extension do, Parlor Chairs Of various patterns, Mirrors
different sizes, Hat and Umbrella Stands, Cottage and Horizon
tai Pianofortes of celebrated Makers. Also = splendid assort
rnent of new pattern Housepaper with border
July i, LIT Won HOLT L HECCk.
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L N AND SPIRITS.

WINES AND SPIRITS.
lust RECEIVED, PER "YANKEE,'' from
- San Francisco, the following assortment, viz:
Octaves old Martell brandy,
Octaves Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S brandy,
Quarter casks Harmony sherry,
Cases claret, " st. Julien Medoc,"
Cases Sauterne, "Jno. Durand,"
Cases Wofes Scriedam schnapps,
Cases ginger wine,
Cases Gala Port wine,
Cases Angelica wine,
Barrels alcShoi.
Honolulu, ,.,;4 .,ss,. '''' T. Z s'Allp ss,i
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OF THE OYA HAs
i WAIIAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, for the yea
1856. Vol. II. No. 3. Price 90 cents. Just published, and 70
sale by
S9-f IL. NJ. WHITNEY,.
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MASTS OF ALL SIZES,
ENoR SALE BIZ a u.cxyrrn . co.

CARGO ON THE WAY FOR THE
FALL SEASONS
DEALERS, STOREKEEPERS AND THE
public generally are respectfully informed that the splen-
did new clipper ship
KAMEHAMEHA W.,
John Garry, master. 500 tons register, 800 tons burden, A I
at Lioyd's Tor fourteen years, was to sail
FROM
For this port, direct, between. the 10th and Goth OF this
month, (ApriD with one of the largest, most valuable and COM
plete ASSIGNMENTS ever brought TO this market "a one vessel
She will be cue here early in August.
SAMPLES Of Dry Good are expected In about six weeks, due
notice Of which win be given.
April q, 1857. ~
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MARKET.

A. HORNIBLOw, BUTCHER, would re
- . specially inform the citizens of Honolulu that he has
leased the premises formerly known as the Family Market"
on King street, and will open the same on the LIST Of April.
where can be had everything pertaining to the butchering
business. The patronage Of the public Is respectfully solicited.
n D. Orders delivered to any part Of the city free Of extra
charge. 30-lyA
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ROYAL HAxovEKIAS CONSULATE,
City Of Honolulu, July g, 1851
To GIVE PUBLIC Office that
Tb-os - 'S ny absence from these Islands, my partner, Mr..
Consi = nercs Is duly authorised to act in my behalf as
0'nsui fs the Kingdom q Hanover.
s-ss suHRM. WOW HOLT,
Royal Hanoverian Consul.
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Cultivator Magazine, (monthly, on faruing) 200
The above lis. comprises the cream Of British and America
periodical literature, and win be supplied to subscribers here
the rates annexed to each periodical. Those taking sever
periodicals will be allowed a liberal discount. All the abo,
are regularly received by each mail from the United States, an
can be supplied on application. The undersigned will also ord
by mail any papers not in the above list for those who may desil
them. (5SfO II. NJ WHITNEY,.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having re-opened his Oh
IN stand, opposite the seamen's Chapel, In the rear Of Messrl
Castle 4 Cookies store, King street, begs to be favored with tn
patronage Of his old friends and the public In general.
He offers for sale, at moderate prices, French and Gema,
cloths, silks and satins, OF various colcrs, kinds and oualjties
Also, a variety III Talors' trimmings and tools Tailoring in ii
its various branches, in the latest fashion and at the shortes
notice.
32tf C. H.. NICHOLSON.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.
TINE UNDERSIGNED having rented the cid Royal
School premises, near the Palace. IL prepared 70 receive
pupils for instruction in the common branches II English educa.
tion also in the higher branches If desired. Terms 81 per
week, or $12 per quarter.
53tf SAMUEL DERRY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-04-16

with the disease who bad taken the medicine
once a week. and chat case was the simplest
form Of the ma'adv. That beladouna, in
Ur0DsT doses, will m0diy am attack Of scarlet
levot, have no doubt, but that 10 is strictly
prophyIaciic has not as yet been substantial
ted. AS tho medicine in proper dose is per-
iectly safe, 30 is wei. for every ono to give it
trIal bui ss iIs pTCUyRi1c power only lasts
while the system lis under il8 influence, and
as epdcmics usually occupy weeks and months
OF time, we must expect failures i'm the hoped
for results from its usc."
The mode Of preparing and administering tho
solution is thus described by Dr.. Campbell, oil
PiusGcld, Mass.i
"I will add a few suggestions as TO tho mau-
uer inwhich boll0douua should be used.--
From Che miuutaUcs8 of the doses, 30 can only
be administered in q watcry solution. This
solution, if kept long I'm a room Of ordinary
temperature, will undergo fermentation, and
ils properties be destroyed. Let lho extract OF
boNadouua ba made into pills Of four grains
each, one pin TO De dissolved in am ounce oI
pure water or cinnamon water. This solu.
tiol should bo kept iu % cool place, to prevent
iis undergoing destructive fermentation. II
wo'ld De much tho better woy, THAT o. fresi
ISOLATION b7 used every day, which can b.,
| boia with Il'.o inconvenience. Infants may
take two drops of this solution daily, and tbt
bose increased orc drop for every years 0g
afterwards, thirty drops being the maximum
| Ioruu adult"
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TljStCllaNCONs.
Life in New York.


The great "city Of Gotham has just
passed through another of its pcriodi-
cal czcitcmonts. The "BurdelI murder"
had nearly lost its interest, when most
opportunely another subject of a more
pleasing character came up, to furnish
matter for the gossips and scandal-monc-
ers. Instead of a murder, they had
mo.riags to talk about, and one Of rather
AN extraordinary kind
The bride was the daughter Of Mr.
John G. Boxer, a fashionable million
airc, and the bridegroom a young and
good-Iooking son Of the Emerald Isle,
named Dean, who was employed in the
humble but honest capacity of coach
man, to his aristocratic fathcr-in-Iaw.-
The loving pair were privately married,
itscems, but the fact soon reached the
ears of the brides family, and then en-
sued a most divorting comedy, in which
the brides father, his ex-coachman, and
son-in-law, were the principal actors,
and the public the amused spectators
Every stratagem was rcsorted to by the
indignant father to set aside the mar
riagc. or render it Of no effect but the
young husband with true Irish ingenui-
ty and pluck, met the old gentleman at
every turn, and completely circumycntod
all his plans.
Once, thefather had secured a pass
age for his daughter in the steamer for
Europe, and had arranged to get her on
board the night before she sailed, but
the watchful eyes of love discovered the
pilot, and it's execution was prevented by
the aid Of the police Bafiod in this,
Mr. Boxer applied to the Court to have
the marriage dissolved on the ground Of
his daughters insoniy, but the medical
men refused to consider her falling in
love with a handsome young fellow, suf-
Gcicnt proof Of unsouud mind, and that
plan failed
At last, fearing that by some mis-
chance, he might be eventually cheated
out Of his bride, who was still kept in
close custody by her father, Dean re-
sorted to law to compel him to give her
up. The Court, after full hearing, de-
oided that she should be restored to her
husband, and ordered the Sheriff to en-
force its decree. This brought matters
to point, and the purso-proud old
gentleman was compelled to yield at
last. The coachman triumphantly re-
coiyod his bride, and so ended this com,
ody in real life.
The papers state that so intense was
the excitement at tho trial, that tn,
court room was crowded to excess, anJ
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

SCARLET FEvOR.-Ths justly dreaded dis
case has caused great mortality among chill
dron in many parts of ,ho country, during
tho last year, AS 1t may make IFS appearances
i'm this vicinity, we deem it our duty to give
Parents all the information we can IN regard
to IFS treatment. Wepubllshod some time AGO
statement concerning tho good effects of a
solution Of brliadopaa as preventive. Since
then we have seen other testimony in lis favor
from yariOds physicians who have used it,
A physician of Lawrence, Mass, states thst
ne was Induced to tfy the beladonua by some
remarks upon the subject by J 8. Bartlett,
Of The Royal College Of London, twenty-five
years agoi and proceeds TO say,
believing his observations entitled TO at.
tention, ] then Induced several families 10 use
the belladonna solution as directed and /
have continued to use In my practice dpr.
ing every epidemic that has occurred since
and have never seen but one child attacked
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Gbr 4joulc Cjrtlr,
CAPITAL PARODY.

We find the following capital parody upon
McKoy's "TclI me, ye winged winds2' going
the rounds:
Tell me. We winged winds
That round my pathway roar,
Do We not know some spot
Where women fret no more2
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some "uOllnr' in tho ground,
Where babies never yell,
And cradles are not Iouud2
The loud wind blew the snow into my face,
And suickercd as { Nary place"
Tell me thou misty deep,
Whose bjlIows round me play,
Know'st thou some favored spot,
Some Island far away.
Where weary men may find
A place TO smoke I'm peace,
Where cinolnc is not,
Aud hoops are out Of placer
The loud waves sounding perpetual shout
Stopt for awhile, and sputtercd "Y on git out"
Tell me, my secret soul
All! tell me. Hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place
From women, girls and death2
Is there no happy spot
Where bachelors GRE blessed,
Where females never 90
And man may dwell in peace7
Faith, Hope and Love-bes boons to mortal
given,
Waved their bright wings, and answered " Yes,
in Heoven"
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Wing sheepfold (boring a few honora-
bic excoptionsJ clean over to the extreme
Southern ground lie now holds, along
with the whole Pro-Slayery party, that
Slavery is a benefccut institution, and
that, 80 far as human vision can discern
it is destined to be perpetual. lie is
bold, Icsolute, unscrupulous and ener-
gctic. No man Is so intimate with. and
no man possesses so much influence
oyer the ChiefJustico, as hc Thccause
therefor, we have already in part intima-
ted. JIG was for This reason that he was
procured TO argue the Drcd $ ltt case.
In the course of that arcumen re- cxer-
ted all the force of his temper his sar-
casm, hisrc1soning powers and his par
tlsan feelings, TO bring the Judges 90 his
way Of thinking, or. if that were unpec-
essary, TO confirm them i'm their intend
cd decision.
No man could have listened 10 tLat
plea without percoiving that it was the
advocates purpose 60 awaken an the
personal prcjudiccs of Southern Judrcs
on The Slavery question: and 70 was inn
possib.cnot to see the influence he was
exercising as ho uttered his undiguifed
and importincnt rigmarolc in regard TO
'Sombo. and "Cufec. as he fclicitous-
lv styled them.
Such are the sources of judge Ta-
ney's inspiration i'm his recent opiniop.
and such was the impartial. consistent
and dlgnliied advocate, who was set TO
ID. a.. ..
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4ortrr.
ROBINS GOMEZ


From the elm trec's topmost bough,
Hark! the robins carly song,
Telling one and all, that now
Merry Spring-time hastes alongi
Welcome udiugs thou doat bring,
Little horbinger of Spring!
Robins comei
or the winter we are weary,
Weary Of its frost and snow,
Longing for the sunshine CHEEKY
And the brooklers gurPIing flows
Gladly then we hear thee sing
Robins come!
Ring it out DER hin and plain,
Through The gardens lonely bowers,
Till the green leaves dance again,
Till tho air Is sweet with flowers;
Wake the Cowslips by the rill,
Wake the yellow daHoail-
Robins come!
Then, as thou vert wont Of yoro,
Build thy nest and rear thy young
Close beside our cottage door
In the woodbine's leaves among
Hurt or harm thou need'st not Tear,
Nothing rude shall venture near
Robins come!
SWINGING still o'er wonder lane,
Robin answers merilyi
Ravishod by the sweet refrain,
Alice clops her hands in glee,
Shouting from the open door
With her clear voice, DER and GER
"Robiu's comoW
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THE CITY BELLE:
Or Six Months in the Country.

BY MRS. LYDIA 7. prERsOv
"lIv dear Touiso tho doctor has i'm
formed vour Da tbat he cam nroscriIo
potbipg further for vou cvconf eiv
months rasidopcain fho country wbicb
with nroncr caro. Lo saws ,n,v orooHy
alleviate vonr svmDfo,ns W. ~ I.r1
oorsr14,l ~, l,o .,,f;..+ IL
concIudql to r.rito 10 roIatiTo % ,,, a1,r-
in Lebanon connt,, 10 I-no,r ;r ,Io o'' a"r
occornrnodofo and n,,,.so wow W.. W. 0,,, 49,
and 7 connof rossiLI,IooJ tI,o o;t. o4l 20
nrosort Lnt Sdr.b .i,iI iI.,,o aool, ,'rg C,'y a.
ne sbo 10 o,rofi anJ ','ll r,at;ot ,tU "IJ JO'
uObr wa how ~, ',,', a. I:,.o s; month.
I'm tr,, co..n4,. ,,...-. c.,r, c,@r;,, @ ,,o" vi.
c;of, and orIbo% % oIoJ,o:os ' ae I:c, 5o
itI no o,Lor oor,r.r;nr ,o ti,o' I,a' I ,i''
;rroronf c,rn tr.,, airls2 ,' Dgar Wv i
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The EUeuiag Post publishes the following
Epigram ON the Supreme Court and the Cues
lion Of Color3
Pray why should Sambo, in our Court
Faro worse than Pat or Sawney7
For though he is a colored man,
Our Justice, too is Taney.n
Since Touey does thus ruthlessly
Poor Sumbo's rights attack,
What mercy may wc hope Tor from
Attorney Geugro BlgcE2
Pronounced Taway
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artificial life in a city were we'll exchang-
ed, with all its pride and circumstance,
for she true happiness which that dear
girl has enjoyed during her six months
in the country"
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OLD FASHIONED SPoETs.-Mrs Sher-
wood, in her pleasant autobiography, ad-
verts to this subject in speaking Of her
mothers early days, when undignifcd
amusements were not declined by ladies
of any ace. One Of these she describes
as consisting of the following sort Of Vi
olent fun:
A large, strong table-cloth was
spread on the upper steps Of the stair
case, and upon this cloth the ladies in
clined to the frolic seated themselves in
rows upon the steps Then the gentle
men, or the men, took hold of the lower
end Of the cloth, attempting to pull it
down stairs; the ladies resisted this with
all their might, and the greater the
number Of these delicate creatures, the
longer the struggle was proTactcd. The
contest, however, invariably ended by
the cloth and the ladies being pulled
down to the bottom of the stairs, when
everything was found bruised except
their modesty. "IIigh Life below
Stairs could hardly have been too ram
pant in its exposition, if it really reflect
ed what was going on above We can
hardly realize the matter We can
hardly do so in merely fancying VIC see
good Lord Shaftesbury, Admiral Gam
bier, Baptist Noel, and DR.. MNeil en-
gagged in settling Miss Martineau, Cath
arino Sinclair, the "Authoress Of Amy
Herbert and Mrs. Fry on a table
cloth upon the stairs and hauling them
down to the bottom 1t would be high
ly indecorous; but 1 am almost ashamed
to say, 1 should like to sec it.-HaJib
and Men.
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Disasters on the Lakee.

CHICAGO, April "A heavy gale oc-
Cured here yesterday, which wrecked six
vessels along the lake shore. Fifteen
lives arc reported as lost
The brig David Smart is ashore five
miles north. The crew with the exoep-
ton of the mate, are lost
The yawl boat Of the steamer Huron,
with FIVE persons, in attempting O rescue,
was capsized, and four were lost.
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A letter i'm one Of the London pa
pers asserts that Yeh, the Governor of
Canton, China, has, during the short
time he has held Office, behc adedno few
en- than 10000 persons,
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angry papa ana That she manifested
the utmost delight on being restored to
the arms of her ubold Irish bov SIo
is said g., how, , f.rt,,,o 90 e,Go ooo -.
'o''o'o D."
nef own f'ght' 1t Is to be hoped that
the rest of their lives may not give fur
thcr proof to the adagc that
"Tbe course Of truc love pevor Jis pm,
smooth"
-,os--
Personal Sketch Of Chief Justice TIA
ney.
The following vivid pen and ink per-
sonaI pict,re is from tbo corrosrordar,,
% .,r spn 20 49,. - ~
VI W "SN''IH,o", ]" 'uo ~
Y. Tribune. lt is especially interesting
at this time:
Roror r To,ov trorbi,ror Lo c,,,u.
:. IT,rrIord Isv.,,r yL, r.al;o,I ,l;o '.' c,
rno,Iv in nm intcr;or c5n1t,. ,. aFI.t St,t,
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For the News.
Answer TO Enigma by "Clate H." I'm last
weeks News, "Tho Battle Of the Kegs
UiIIsloro. ENoCu.
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LTAnswer to Mathematical Question last
week; 4iO yards, y feet.
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1TCorrcct answers TO ]. NJ. Ellis's Enigma
received from "H. A. g." of Liberty Tp,
aud "S. Il. r." of Brushcreek TIP,
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For the News.
Mathematical Question.
How high would man have TO ascend to
see one-third Of the carlh's circumference,
supposiug its diameter 5000 milss2 TOM.
Penn Tr.
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when the result was announced, Dean
was almost sufocated by the people who
pressed around him to offer their con.
gratulations. He escapedinto the street
as soon as he could, and was obliged to
run to get rid Of the crowd who follow
ed him, cheering and yelling, like sim
pletons, as they were.
It would not be just TO the chief acc
tors in this 'strangc, cvontful history,
were we to conclude without mentioning.
that the "lody in the case appears to
have been true to her husband, through
out in spite Of the proceedings Of Ioi
angry papa, and that she manifested
the utmost delight on being crostorod To
the arms of her "bold Irish boy She
is said to have a fortune Of 100000 in
her own right. Tt is to be hoped that
the rest Of their lives may not give fur.
thcr proof to the adago that
"Tho course Of true love never dia run
smooth"
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