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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-28
HAW WAIIAN ISLANDS. JANUARY %, 1888. sv;
a)Ouses an0 gm0s.
TO LET.

kA GOOD. CONVENIENT DWELLING
fQ House, and two other buildings suitable Lodging
A rooms, with spacious yard, good well, bathing house,
and other conveniences for family located maka Of
the large native church Kaumakapli
sides by Beretania and Smith Whoever wish
rent said premises and take after the 18th Febry,
viii please apply to Rev. L. SMITH.
Honolulu, Jan. 90 1858. s2-3t
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Commercial Advertiser.
Breakfast.

BY MRS l.. n. sIGouRxEY
Breakfast Come 10 breakfast.
Honest frieni IS he,
More than gourrnand Dinner,
More than tinseI Tea,
More than solii Supper
Dragging in its train,
pizzy-head, and nightmare,
Or psraiytic pain
Breakfast Come 10 breakfast,
Little ones, and aH,-
How their merry footsteps
Pat-sr AZ the call
Break the brr7fi.-pouf freely
HHk that eream-iike fiS<s.
blessing on their appetites,
And on theft lips Of rose.
Breakfast III recIairus "a
From realms of death-like sleep.
FROM viii AMI dream-Isnd ,randerings
Wherein We iaugt. or weep
II ziveth strength frE labor,
4; giseth zeal for play,
New vi-sr to the student,
Fresh spirits to the gay.
Dinaer may be pleasant,
SO may social tea,
But yet, metiiinks the breakfast
Il hest of all the three;
With its greeting smile Of welcome.
It's holy -oice Of prayer,
II fargetii heavenly arrnor
To foE TIE hosts a care
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TO LET.
Ia THAT TWO STORY BUILDING
:3 King street. adjoining the premises Of Messs Uai
.2 Ahee. and lately occupied by Herman Benzer
The ground floor fitted with all the necessary
ng for restaurant, with four the second floor
Ao good cook house well the
easily be altered tor a any other business
Rent low-terms easy Inquire of
19-f HOLT 4 HECCK.
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(1OOKINc STOVES. AND one cABoOsE.
- = -s-f sf CHAS. BREWER. 20.
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To the Farmer and Dealers i'm
Agricultural Implements.

EDLEASE READ.-Having erected good shop, with
facilities heretofore by this
manufacturing Agricultural Implements Ibeg leave
that am now properly under with that business
work material but the best In this hope t-
interest Of the good mechanic interest the
terest OF and growing Agricultural State and the
time that interest which foremost with ankud-s
have had twenty experience III the Misunderstanding bus
established the first shop and made the steel piox
in the State Of Wisconsin,
cultural improvement also made the first Now
ing machine and the first steel pow made this State
Therefore, with experience and knowledge Of the
the country, (Which different oters
turists of this country and in efforts trust shall
with good share Of patronage from the farmer. and all inter-
ested this matter and in the interest and development the
agricultural improvement
der the manufacturing of
1900 CAST STEEL CALIFORNIA DEEP TILLER OR
QUEEN OF THE WEST PLOWS
The mould board the Landslide shear
cast steel making the plow much lighter than
used In this country. Also.
GANG PLOWS, CULTTYATORs, HARROWS, FANr
MILLS, DC, &c.
In addition to what manufacture, shall constantly
ceving implements from the best makers Of the Eastern
Western States, amongst which
500 CINCINNATI EAGLE STEEL e. ROPER PLOWS.
shipment of which just piows stand
point Of true merit and WORTH altogether higher than others
in the great agricultural State Of Ohio.
Please favor with call and see for yourself and be
WINGED that publishing humbuR but simply acts
they and that young State within itself already
vide the farmer with implements inferior
Any article manufacture viii have all the latest improve
ments, and be finished in workmanlike manner.
short notice. in the best manner
THOS. OGG SHAW,
33 Sacramento street, Davis, San Francisco Cal.
Shop corner Davis and Sacramento sts 70-sm
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CHARLEs M. VINCENT,

,oxrR ACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would In
form his and the public that he has taken the ws
and would that patronage heretofore 50 beraiy
stoved An orders various branches of Buildng
s,cications attended 70 with prompt
ness and dispatch ,,,vcvxr
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THE HONOLULU IRON

THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
VYyUE UNDERSIG NED is prepared to repair or
manufacture all kinds of machinery, mill gearing, wndt
lass gearing, ship forgngs and smith work.
Cart boxes forge backs anvls &C. hand and made to
order.
Iron and and best quality Of smiths coal for sale.
sized mill with copper train
complete, adapted to either horse water power
2-d d. NJ w WESION.
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FLORENs sTAPENHORsT.

Agent for the Bremen board All average claims
aanst the said tnderwriters occurring in
Kingdom, will have to be certified before July LII
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q M n W. FIELD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

r.
Fever and Ague Chils and Fever Dumh Ague Intermittent
and Rement Fevers, Liver Complaint Jaundiee. En-
largement OF the Liver, Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This Invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice years bilious climate
fail curing Fever and Ague any the above
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind also
those have invads from their effects upon the
constitution, will End the "Inda choagogue invslus
BILE remedy purifying the blood aud thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of choagogue in eradicatng Bile fe
the human system only explain s extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent Of Fever and Agu
and the grades Of intermittent and remiten fevers
II has been tested in thousands ofeass and BY
all used Of the Fever and
dies extant.
k5Be and ask for Dr. ogoods India cholsgogue
there many counterfes offered for sale.
Forsale New Orleans wholesale and retail al proprsoF's
J. WRIGHT co.
Il and I5l Chartres street.
General Agents for the South.
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j. WRIGHT & co.


| r YOU wOuLD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS.
DEFoRM1ry OR PREMArURE DEATH
lDaiIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant NsserFailng Anaos Pain Earth II
wARRANTED
70 cure without aud quicker that other things
reevs control over
the mniadies below named which now ALI other
remedies and medical skill
|. Stops all pain, even Of Burns instantly.
Heals Burns and Small Pox. etc, free Of scars
;. Admits no scald to raise water blister or sore.
4. Takes away Old Sores fully
5. ssbdues all internal and external Inflammation.
9. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly
7. soethes Nerves to ease, quiet and strength.
8, Restores action and strength to Palsied Limbs
.. Destroys Modification instantly.
10. Generates Flesh rottedtherehy.
II. Keeps Oh Black and Swelling after blows
H. Dissolyes Catsrscs and strengthens Sight.
Is. Draws and heals Blisters free Of smart mark.
IA Neuralzes all poon and humor either hereditary or In
fused by bees. hornets mosquitoes reptiles. abid AMI
mails corrupt bodies OF plants.
IABsoLUTELY
Now. whether the bgot behaves not Fire Poison In
hammaon Modification. Infection Hydrophobia the hor-
Of all Incipient Consumption. Constipation Eyspe.
Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels Peurisy
Diarsa Dysentery etc. comparatively
easily by child possessing box Of
this Innocent mighty cheap, electric rapid ansidos uni
'''''' suffering slo.ooo
VIII be forfeited LrF where all medical
MILLIONS
Use daily praise itxoHE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT 1T, and y has become the
commercial antdote exant.
Refer Dr. " Mott York the greatest surgeon etc.
in America and all eminent ply sicians.
Forsae in New Orleans. Wholesale and retail, by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Buchu,
For Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel Dropsy OBJ
structions Weaknesses Diseases Complaints
aud all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs arising
and Imprudences in e aud removing Improper Dis
charges from the Bladder Kidneys Organs whether
existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever they have originated
ter Of
HOW LONG STANDING,
Giving health and vigor Frame bloom to the pad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

"a ~ q ef|noline are various and not slsap.
IA rs 1e9sna. The wife 81 bureIar who ,rsz
IS z e '@ e. q Providence B 4 conveyed
~ pe<<lro4ts tle other fa< IL fifasi. s;s.
- 2. !. e' teueaih ne fellow bunk rS-'.
~ v&7e7 'lqn y any malicious design.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

s''1 2 oe7eEReq Wan no returns are given from
sna Nsx QfleAus. The N. \. Express
4 Important omissions arc apparent Ia this
4hd until those are Appgied ibe Messa ,,'s
1.o['y pc considered Is complete a. il shoal5 ~
51 IoF example, Chic City d ChnrcheSl i no.
~<o'&oaed Neither Is Baltimore. nor some
4.oo9 cI<|e5 and towns. where The RELIGIOUS
r>1< 1aa beelt3 and now y. most active
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

8 'pz death from Intemperance recently o..
419clnn>1- The man had been living o.
H ro1ater 81 Ueek2 Dax after al, II
oHpEaH q liquor That 70 any ordinary .a.s.
oql4 have proved fatal Al o1oe.-indesd. r.
Il -ncH e <Q7a1ue as much ss two nnsrfs
Y F'lA !ae eery liquid That he had made ia
'o 20, 'eel'1EF hops. world, God and all
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silence that Dreadful Cough!
The work destroyer begun The Lungs are in
danger Resort at
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain Are you noheri Your
daughteryour idol and earthyJoyis bed Of Ian
gushing; pale cheek eacated show that she i
fast wasting away The sepuIehra cough pains your and
sckens your soul II is the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy that will stop cough herfom
the consumptives grave
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic aush cough and feeble limbs tell Of feafalers
bodinss loss Of hope Just life consumption
sheds heart crushing blight the future; but you need
despair An is stretched forth soothe. and
healyour wounded lungs tits Dr. DAVIS
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar.
tits admitted by everybody Compound Syrup
Of wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that win positively
CURE consumption coughs colds GROUP whocpng cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, BY
]. WRIGHT CO.,
n and Isl Charities street.
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RIO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-JUST RECEIv-
Il ed on consignment from the msnufactursrs
50 cases OAK TANNED RUssErS, Double Buck and
Reviffia.
~ cases t.ADIFs' FINE sHoFs. assorted.
IS Aens Boys and YVuths BR0GANS.
Which viii be sold very low by
nils e j. d VALENTINE a Co. 81 Common st.
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-haes OF hoao--
Per Month.
Per Week. II
. =.
Carriages in waiting the landing upon the arrival Of the
boas TO convey passengers Immediately TO the Sprngs
An analysis OF the water be had by applying to J.
WATERMAN 4 BRO, of Magazine aud Common
CHARLES CULLUM,
my5 n Proprietor.
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There remedy viii stop the Cough and save hsrron
the eonsumptves grave.
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CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRms--wARRANTED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and Ensctual
Remedy for Worms.
established beyond the shadow Of doubt by the
experience and testimony Of eminent physicians that
than three ourth Of the dess with which children
afflicted caused by and thousands Of children die
annually from those diseases when the eauss either not known
attributed something else Various the preparations
which recommended remedies for worms expert
has proved them all less Intellectual the end
however has atlengh attained remedy which
has failed to destroy wherever they have existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony Of the
nent ph yscsns and respectable individuals the country The
remedy is
wiNERs CANADIAN vERMFUGE.
It safe in its operation and easily administered than
other Some the symptoms which Indicate the
Of in the bowels follows The
pale Of eaden color and suused with occasional hushes
the heavy and dull the breath f9d the upper lips
swollen tchings in the nosrs which the panto
his the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening
great and is liable to starting and grinding his teeth the
appetite exceedingly irregular being sometimes
at others feeble, and in some it Is deprayed
To the following certificates others might added
but IL believed that these sufficient establish
that Winers Canadian vernage superior remedy for
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered medi
cine prepared BY Mr. John winer on designated ~
wners Canadian vemifuee. and being fully satisfied whts
efficacy confidently and efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of worms from the intestine canal.
Y,...,...., s y. REILLY,
q " DIcKES ,ss.,, ~
Member Of the R. c. Surgeons in London, etc.
fFrom the Rev. .. Flanagan. of r,inbrook q WI
j. wrsEEsir have the trial Of your Canadian YER
miuse ana WIN inc most happy results In my own family
and in which has my knowledge the expu
sion of worms has followed the administering Of your verm
uge and every one here prefers it the other effects
ana ennafeh axe y more readily which great point
INV Is ,sis = SA'''' W. ,or,u
fhe physicians now generally use = winers Canadian
and be with anS soos
denee to the rest as It will always destroy worms and re-
ssr Over one thousand c.y,,se.,., h,va han az, -.
agents from planters merchants and physicians bearing tss
nony 70 q, ine emesey Q, the Invaluable remedy.
Prepared only BY JOHN wrsER, Manufacturing oAsmi..
and wholesale Druggist, HantoA, Canada West
NJ. ., .n mn y, a,,a.s. ",
'a"'' 'e''""pps'
WAND EvEER,s MEDIcATED GI
GENUINE scHI1DAM scHSAprs.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

FoREIGN NEws.-The Canadian screw
steamer Indian arrived at Quebec, from Liver
pool, on Saturday afternoon. Her news is to
the l4th inst. The most interesting item is
the return of the Agomemnon to Cork, and
the renewal of the attempt to lay the telegraph
cable The squadron was expected to sail for
the mid-ocean station on the 18th. Advices
from Arabia give details of horrible mas
sacre of Christian residents of Djidda, the sea-
port of Mecca On the 10Th of June the
Nahometan population Suddenly rose, and
commenced an indiscriminate slaughter Of for
eigners The French and English Consuls per-
ished in the massacre Others were saved
through the interference of the British man of
war CyclOps, which carried off numbers in its
small boats not, however, without having to
fire on their pursuers. In reply to an inquiry
in the House of Commons, Government stated
that three vesselS-ofwar had already been dis
patched to the scene of slaughter The Queen
has officially announced her acceptance of the
invitation to be present at the Cherbourg
fetes
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

TRYING 1T AGAIN-The advices from Eng
land by the Indian represent that the Atlantic
Telegraph Company intend to make another
trial to lay the cable across the ocean. The
vessels were to start on 18th, and by this time
are in midocean, again at work running off
the cable. 1t must be confessed that the h ope
of the company keeps up well under all the
dscouragements they have experienced, but
they probably think they will never again have
the chance of trying the experiment under
such favorable circumstances, with the best
ships of two Governments at their service
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29
Horrible Tragedy.

Two LITTLE BOYS MURDERED BY THEIR FATHER.
We learn from the BinghamtOn Republican
that a most shocking affair occurred at Maine,
Broomc county, on Friday last. Oliver How
ard, tanner about 80 years old, deliberately
cut the throats of his two sons. His wife had
gone to visit her mother, and took her two
little girls with her, leaving her two sons, aged
/ and years, at school The following ad-
ditional items of this horrd decd we take rom
the Republican, Of the 18th inst
We have been furnished, by John Congdon.
Esq, Coroner, with the following particulars
in regard to the murder Of the two little boys
by their father Oliver Howard, as revealed
by tile evidence given at the inquest over the
bodies on Saturday morning last
Towards wife having been unwell for some
time past, went to her fathers house, near
kattleviIle, on Thursday, taking with her the
two grls-the two boys being left at home
with Towards father About o'clock Fri
day afternoon Howard went to the school
House and took his boys from school, saying
that he wanted to take them home he stop
ped at a house on the way, the lady of which
asked the boys if they would not like to have
something to eat.
They answered yes, and the woman went
into another room to get something for them.
but when she returned the boys and the father
were gone. A sister of Howard was at the
School House when he took the children
away and, fearing something wrong followed
| to her brothers house, but could not get in
She then went and got Mrs Cummings and
another woman. and they returned with her to
the house They called Howard and asked
to be admitted when he replied that he
would kill them if they attempted to enter
One of them then looked in at the widow and
saw one of the boys lying on the floor dead The
| neighbors were then called and Howard soon
| after opening the door, was arrested. After
he was in custody, and had admitted his guilt
he related to physician present how he killed
the boys. He first took the oldest one between
his knees and holding him by the chin with
one hand he drew the razor across his throat
with the other. The boy at first fell to the
floor, but afterwards got up and walked across
the room before he died. The other boy was
| then killed in the same manner.
This is the most horrible affair we have evel
been called upon to record. The verdict o
the Coroner's jury was in accordance with
the facts as related above The bodies of the
murdered boys were taken on Saturday t
Kattleville for interment, their mother being
too sick to 90 to Maine Their names ar,
Royal and Alfred-the oldest seven years old
and the Youngest five.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29
The Press and the Cable.

Our New York contemporaries comment at
length upon the lamented disaster of the fail
ure to connect the two continents. The En-
press states that a thOrough-going, old fashion
cd citizen, who bears a national name though
not fame says it was not designed, after the
Declaration of Independence was adopted,
that there should be any closer union between
Old England and Am erica Providence, he
says, is against the union ! If that citizen is
a prophet, then it is all up with the connection
but as Providence has tolerated clipper
ships and quick stea mers, we do not think
any one has right to invoke its name against
so great an event.
The Tribune thinks the present machinery
for laying the wire can never succeed, and
wonders at the want of wisdom and reckless
ness of the capitalists engaged in the enter
prise. Nevertheless, it says, by land or sea-
Greenland and the North Atlantic Oregon or
Siberia, the telegraph must be made.
The Times says the experiment does not
give even an approximation to the success of
the enterprise. 1t hopes however, for an
effort, and declares that England and America
never had an antagonist worther of their re-
sources than the winds and waves of the At
lantc.
The Courier says that Although two fail
ures stare US in the face, it is not in the nature
of things that this great enterprise should lack
another and yet another trial, each failure
eliciting new suggestions for consideration,
and setting new lessons to be learned, until
even failure itself shall bring final success. -
This is the general feeling and encouragement
of the Press of the country, mingled with
hearty sympathy with those who have failed
in the enterprise
The Sun also says that defeat will not
prevent renewed efforts to accomplish an OBJ
ject so universally desired and science, and
the indomitabe perseverance which character
ICES the two nations united in the most
wonderful task ever undertaken, may yet
| triumph over the obstacles which the waves
and the depth of the ocean oppose to it's
consummation"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

The AUGUST ELECTIoNs.-Th elections for
members Of the Thirty-sixth Congress COM
mence in August next, and an interest is i'm.
parted to them from the fact that, if, at the
next Presidential election, the people should
fail to elect, the House of Representatives to
be chosen will have to make the choice In
Missouri, the election will be held on the first
Monday of August. On the first Thursday
in August, North Carolina will elect a Gov
ernor and members of the State Legislature,
which latter elect United States Senator in
the place of Mr.. Biggs. The candidates for
the post of Governor are the Hon. Duncan K
McRae and Judge Ellis, both Democrats
Alabama, Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee,
hold elections in August, but do not this year
choose either State officers or members of the
next Congress.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

RAILROAD DIFFCULTIEs.-Th \. Y & Erie
and the Central Railroads having got at log
gerheads, for some weeks the former has been
carrying passengers from NewYork to Buffa-
10 for So, and to Dunkirk for Sc, 10. Various
attempts have been made to reconcile the diff
culties, but without success. As u last resort
a railroad Convention was held at Cleveland
last week to take the matter into considera-
ton. The conclusion arrived at was to make
a general reduction on all the thoroughfares
leading West, to correspond with the low fares
on the n Y & Erie, and to refuse all business
relations with the latter road such as receiv-
ing tickets, billing freight, &c.
The fl ght is a very pretty one as it stands,
with nobody interested except the stockholders,
and nobody benefited but the public.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

p9- PFC NIcs-we observe by our exchan-
ges-are Just now the rage all over the coun-
try. Some of our citizens to be in fashion,
or for other reasons, got up" an affair Of
the kind on Saturday last in a beautiful grove
near the mouth of Towanda Creek A lovely
Summer day breathed its softest breath upon
" fair women and brave men "-DTTRIcH's
brass band discoursed its best music-edbles
and bibables we're in profusion, and every one
as merry as a marriage bel.' More ration
al enjoyment or pleasanter time could hardly
be experienced.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

MARBLE YARD.-Attention is called to the
advertisement of F. H. BALDWIN, who has
commenced at this place, the manufacture of
Tomb Stones and Monuments. Mr. B is al
ready well known to many of our citizens, hav-
ing for some years been engaged in furnishing
his manufactures to this section, and needs no
punctually and properly fill all orders-to ac-
complish which he will keep constantly on hand
a large stock of the raw material" and en-
ploys none bu the best workmen