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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Aarnaua, Sa., gtpprmbcr 10. 1853
DER llnabhinaiae RepabIikaHrr.

Der .S1rribcr trs 9tcpublifaner5 bcs
q ffagt I'D, IN siner lceten 9ilmmer, uut
q fa9t, mir bitten i'm pes 8rpbneibs be-
ftuIpigt in Sejug ouf bic Yrrmiltms
Siite Der biciiBen A6crbaus0rfrllib
@un, ais mir III Spn 8rpSnrio se1prcs
drn, babrn wir gIabe 70 pcnig an jez
iicit Srbrtiter grbabt eiS aub an ben
Wam i'm Rpnbr. SIN frircr fpl9rnbcn
Summer 1T CT ober nnf cine bumme
Brile Gerausgrtoipcrt unb in bic Safe
binsin9stappt, bic nidbt einnal fir i'm
eciret mar, uab bat Iit ipmit irlbit auf
cine inbirrftc gSeiic ais lhulpi5 rrfamt.
Darauf bemrrften mir hann, baB ,.tpenn
man BEN 6mb treffe, 70 bele er," unb
babcn unIrrr ScIer fCrnrr auf lctnen 9lrs
tifel biu9epieien. g8ir lGugnrn babrr,
baB mir ibn in 9r;ug auf bicfr Sade
I, bss SrppnriOs brlbuloist baben, unb
bebauptcu, bab CT bicS Iclb t inbireft
I, aetban-uno Ipmit piebrr cine 9rpbr
llnpabrbcit benz publifum pCrselest
bat. Das Gi9en>9tesiter brS llnab>
binsisen 9tepublifanrrS ilt bod in Der
furSen 0tegentIAaft5 3eit bc5 jeeigen
Sbrcibcr5 Su elmer furbtbarrn SInsc
bsronsepabicn. Cine 9artbri gu per>
tbri6iscn, wrIbeS pbnc 1cinr 3uFu1t Su
1tnpabrbriten at ncbmcn, nibt gel1eben
fann, bie5 pitrbrn mir bp1 ME unb
nimmrr untrrueGmeu.
lrr QSas unS beIcnbrrS gum 2a6en Be-
pr9tc, III Gin 9(uSbruf br5 sebahtcn
Sbrciber5, rbenfalls in Der lcstcn ylrp.,
llamlif, ubab CT un5 Dor rcr lrtten
gBaN BABE ;u 3eiten sure1t peibcn
nii6en. ."-Hun bas III abcr bod SetpiE
gum Tpttlu9rn! GS 1T bies nbrr aud
suslci6 Scrludtc5 Gigrnlcb, niat pabr ?
gBea rpenn chen 1pnit nirmanb lcben
mill, 70 pirb birS aud man6mal ais
nbtbis an9cicben. 9tun aber, mo- bat
er uuS Surr9t gctpieien Soa! 9a !
yti6t in rinrm rin;i9en SAT- iit rr ais
Sieger aus benz Sampf brrpcrgesansen,
fcnbcrn jrbeSmal berb suritfgrpirirn
wcrecn. gSar c5 in ScSus auf Scnrs
Chapman tab CT unS SuriifgrpieIen
Bat2 2luf bic SeSobIung rer WtitgIie<
Der brr Iretrn 0rlre9ctuns? Sn Se>
aug auf bic Sapttiibcn Gbbren? Stns
fi6tli6 Yon Greirm 6anbel? 2tuf rincn
Iariff? 9luf g8ilmct'S Oiifrift Dies
tparen fO gu fassn allr unIere Saupts
Strcitisfcitcn, unb in SeSus auf cine
jcbc trrlrlbrn 1T CT berb Suriiferfbla>
gen iporben Ipmit baB mir ibm Sra9en
pprselegt bic er rtidt brantpprtcn burfs
tr, unb baburb bab mir bem SrIf ceut.
Iih grSeigt babsn, baf gebahtrr S6rei<
Der iib gang fcit in rincr unauscuebmrn
Gn9e brIinbrt. Cine ibBne 3urehtipris
fun9 prn Ieinrr Sritr, in Der Sbot :
g8abrIid trr Jtrpublfanrr 1T in iapa>
6r, Icbr ihwabe oGnte scratben-mrit
fbpG6er ais berIrIbc npb je par-unb
ipcm trr Shreibrr ni1t mebr flus
banbrlt OSrr ibm 3aum unb 0ebib an
aclsat wirs-Mnb Sies BAH, ia irbr balb
-bann Wirb bic Sofo Spfp 9artbci in
elmer nur gang ftrScn Belt bis Su rinem
gan; ftrinrn &oGuflrin in bieirm GauntS
5ufammrn grfhmplSrn irin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Gin arcEer SanFrauh.

Sn Der Scnntaass Na6t rurbe in oas @rtiu,
be Der Dslawdrs Sant In Ddbi I'm Stdat gltp
gcrf sinaebrCdeu uno es purbsn aus Dem Sc.
wtlte S37 900 ssilrblm. Ter GstRabl Ipurot
srif am fclarnbsn NOrssn brmcrft, unb paburd
babsn Die 8dutsr 3sit arpcnnsn, iih nit ibrsr
Seute aus benz Staub 81 MAIDEN. Oas pon pen'
lelbsn sntwsnrste @Flo bat aus fctlsnoen pirct.
Zen bsRancen $4,000 in Yadtt Bills. IS 600
in atasnuBtsn. trl6doistsn DrIapare 8antnctcn,
$4,000 in @Ulo unp $1,000 In nnpsrn Wdnsen &c
Die ppli;si III BON rsm i6wrsn Disbitabl in
SrnntniB arIeBt uno ss iinp $4,000 Sslpbnuns
fir Die SerbaftuHs rsr Niutsr aussrtOtsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
i11enii,iiei,ca iPIcno.

Cine 5rau. prlhs iribr In glsrarf. n. g..
wcbnts. orrlirR pcr ctpa rinsm Sabre bisIsn Sri
unD scS na6 Gtieaac. Dor Ginger 3sit ma6tr
iis Iia init rsn trdnfrn 8inrs auf Den armt auf,
I'M naG Ntwart suriii;uIrbrrn. Sn Der Ndbr
ucn Glcaprlano, Ohio, Iarb bds Sno In ibrrn
armrn. Die Wuit,r, untr5hlia uno fern Scn
5reunorn. sle6Ssitis 81 ttf fiibIcnc, um biz ttru'
re etihc frcmpsr @rpe an,uusrtraurn, IrBts ibrs
8eie fort une fam in Nswari an nit Dem !optsn
&jnps auf ibrem grme.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

Nrwarf, 3. 9ippembrr. Cine arCee Nn>
3ltl SppoiitUnsminnsr psrinmmsts lid in Der
9laft in Der Wsreury. Iiiee unb als bic Sirasr
nd6ri&tsn sinIisisn tsauten it 6 his 500 Wnnu
init sin paar 6unbsrt 8ad,tn nah rrr 0cbnung
rrs rrpIbltrn G'ouprrurur 9rnRinstcn. mo bsrs
isIte rins iurPc 8cce bislt. Daraui tsant liG
Der ;}ug nan prH 6nuie Res 6errn g. D. Sriuis
bic. Der in Die 9ITtmtu aspibtt wurpe; aud er
Olnftt in elmer fur,rn Secs uno bob parin bsrpcr.
ca6 irtne sSatl bauptidGIid hen tnrrai6sn uno
rrn'ipirll'n Nnlrrn8un9m Der Dsuiiten su per.
oartrn ls." or. 8. b
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
OR Na'enfana an Ser SuNantl,anna

Die gaIenfinarr lSnss Scm susqurtanna 5lue
finO nun unsrwEbnIid aei6dftis. 8iir mun6r
NsIn an rsr eGnss hes StuesS baden bic Gtarn.
tbiimer rsr 8lugufsr ibre Ntse unO &5rts ssirst,
uno Der Ssrtfaans bat lsbbaft anscfan9sn. -
@rc6e Sudntitdtrn prn adlsn Rrrpsn in ben be-
naGtartrn Stdptcn oertauft, uno dduicnos wr.
ben In Sdrrls arpadt uno mad Baltimore a.
Iinbt. SuantitGim esrIsItrn wsresn fur rir in
Gre duslaufcnern S6ifTe arfduft, bsrsn Stiebls'
batrr rtn trrrli6rn g8rbIasi6mad oisirS rtpas
unrrsclmdbiaen artifcIs ppn 2tssnsmittrIn fen.
nrn.-CSulfefr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
lLufruI,r.

Sei elmer GfTrntti6sn prr,rlfIrn. wsfGe am
vurIcB.en Sam0aa abenp in pbGnrpills. 9brfsr
Gauntp. afbdItrn wuIrs. au gbrsu Der srwdbItm
FCItS'Sarriratrn. wurrr rim l6anrIitrr auf-
ubr reruriatt, rur6 zine gnsabi SrrIGnpsr. prI>
&s am SunneI fI sinsn 5aasI prn Stsinrn in
Die 9rC5diicn ihlsursrisn, wUeurdb msbrrs Per-
icnrn in brisIbcn tsfGdpist wurprn. DIR Cor.
rtipUnccut elmer Rouittauner 3cituna iaat. pak
Die Srrpatsr Der pt6nrpils @ilcnwsrte tritlcl.
fen b6tten, aas fdtbuIiten SrrIanper dtSuldidsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Sluti5cr Rampf swiftben supei pof.
mciffern.

Gin fur6ttaur Sdmrf idue am ~. Sd. in
Ninncicta Spil6cn Rem pcilmtiler 8 3. Srw'
arb ,a 6ciparp Sate unp Sobn Slsrncr pom 60,
lumbuS Statt. IN peltbrm Der Gritrre bur6 rinrn
9tspcIpGihuR feines 9ransrS t6ptIi6 perwunuet
wurpt. 9Utitii6s @rbdilisfetrn psrrrn ole llr'
fade cT bHtid'u That anscarts. Scwlrp. Der
Elm bsftiacr Wann asrprisn irn fcf. uno grarn
weldsn spei Nntlaarn esr Criminal Court pcr'
Iisasn. birtsrtiBt 5rnu unO 6nor. 8tsrnrr
bat iia ben SInpen Der SuRi, iitsrsrten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
DrcSider nOccbieI.

Gbrip. gBiltam 81. S6OG, paaCr Der 9uitei,
i6sn Stride pCn RUrrietduH, Dat cine ginIapune
Der ;3iUn eutberii6sn @rmrnos. 3u atbsns, &C.
srniitrr Suoicn Gitp. or. 81 anssncmmrn, unit
nil Icin amt in 9iOrristaun asssn ben Zen DE-.
eemtsr oufssten. Gtrw. Gbarlss 3. Bar, Gin
iunasr Yreoi8sr bon eancalsr, pa., pirO biz
Sielle erleBen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Gin gutter 5d,uj.

Ssrr Saecb 6rnneis. iriibr OCn Ct. WarsTt,
Gteiler Gauntp. jsbt in Rifflin pCbntaft. I6Cb
Scr einiaru 3aatn Uisr pilpe G,inis in sinsm S6ub
Sc parrH rrl&e Vcn Ter arSstsn Sprte uno mo'
zen scH Gntr 6IiiaslpiBe CUR anrsrn 5 5uB Z
3pu, uno wcGen i'm Dur6I6nttt 8 plumb jrrs
Da Der gdnie Slug Rur aus 9 Gtdd trlaup, 70
mar biss elm irhr outer Shua.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

sS>SCr einigsn Sa9sn fam zine Dame In rin
SCtsl in eiban5n, wrlds vcrsab pab Te in Nctb
ici. wrtI iit ibrm @rlbrutst orrlcun hattie. Sis
waHrir 1t on biz SrTeer osS 5rsimam e.. Srprus,
vprsetrHo, itr Batter isi NitslIsO bss Srpsns &C.
psitn unO bdtts ibr asilst eab iis fA in fCltrn
SSitlrn nur an bic Sriipsr wenben m6tts. Sir
matts CUTE @rI6dftr. mar absr eines f65nsu
WOrsenS duf cine sstsimHbuClt gIrt pnpuittt
uns pas @Islp ntbnrer 0OladnNcr NIT ihr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

9-Sn NeW Orleans fno ir6S prsbi'
ger aGS Spfsr itrsr SrufepiliGt ssfaasn. inpsm
ls 8ranten, bic am ssItsu 8isbsr rGrnisosrldgrn,
Die Strtt sSaramtnte psratrct6trn. Die Rl.
men prrisIbm Fino Jisp. autcf. @irdro Wops,
Gapducust, Sdsin Dususrnap unC SUsfr. Die
Difjris pon 2Uuiiidna bat in ben IrBtrn Wc'
natrn ni6t psnisrr ais t6 Srirfrr prlcrsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

@rup. TaSsr BOT wistcr einmal bic Sranati>
aunasaepaIt nrstrlu6t uo Der Court Of Quar-.
ter Se1cns in philadelphia ms @rii6t aei6ta.
gen. 2rBtcrr bate ndmlih itrsn 9lrrt 5ctiaS
wsacn srctsr Disnitssrsebuua. rotsi er pisllsitt
$500 psrpisnt battle, uHl $50 srilrdft. Drr bsm.
ctratiIds @uuusrnsur atr prrlicb prm bsnlrtra-
tifhrn Gtsrf bic Strafs. bIt atfo bic StaatstaiIe
am $50 ssbrad,t unO rem unartrsusn 9eamtrn
icsuidssn stnsn 5rsibrtrf fir fsrnrs gFi6tpr.
teburgen ausaeilrlt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
lie lOci,enernote in Ganssa.

Die g8sissnernrtt in GAMBIA in a'asnwSrtiasns
Sabr iR mad ben tn Dem eanrptrtbitaffs @u-
rrau rinaraanssnsn Seridtm unaricbr IS pro .
,ent unter eem burGf6nittli6tR 9rtrds aew5tns
lihr Sabre. Sisle Suittr fcmmsn scn feds
unb pirrsiS Gauntiss, wCpUn feds uno brrils in
Otsrs@anabd ilne, mo- allrin gBsi,cn 81 sinem be-
tr1btlihsn Sstrdg aebdut pire.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

S@-Sri Der neutiHsn Ohio Stlats 5air mar
aud pas tsrdtmts 8enHpfrre ddfbicn usbt riucm
tarer 5aGm ausssifrat. Sis ~ tst atsr 81
Sabre at unb aspanu gu SuFttscsnrR 3sitsn FIR
ibre Gisner sci 900. SIRE isBiam Giaur Rrs-
Der unO Beating, BON sanGlisr, SbiO, tauftrp fie
per errl Sahnm fur 81, 500.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
6ciI,aftc i'm d,ref;rn

Das Ssrmebrunas G'rf6dft Der SriIian bsr
tsstsn 1ass in utap f6eint aIidli6 ron StattrH
;u sstsn. snn ss pro bcridtrt, cae IN Der Nd6t
vUm i2rn pUrissn ROndts in Der 5dmtlis hes
Serbr 6. Simbaa. sinss esr 5auptIEuts Der Wcr.
mcnsn, nm SaiSirr, nttt wrnt3sr aIs SrGIf @r-
blirttn llattfnnern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

gTSn China FnO 5anrtISuifrH uHm5sIi6.
Srbu Saufmanu muB feline S6uIrrn am anfdns
uno in Der Wtt, toss Sdbrss bel siusm srusrn
retiai5Im 5rlfe tsjahIrn. 81 er baJa ntdt i'm
stanSs, 70 mub er Itin grIddft 70 laHSF aufes-
ten, bic isinr S6uitrn btsitlt ifnb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

sB-Gim 1litar. Grmpasnir, rslar aus Tau.
ter Sirasittm tcilcbt, bat G in RCEIcIt srtiIeet.
ais Snprs. oa6 bic glattommsn Saul's NIB
Dapip's nttt nur ben @eltdftn Res 5rirtns as.
pntfrn, icnPru aud zen trirsrrlSrm @tias Se.
iVclt line.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

p9-gs III srmittsIt rorern. cnb F8 dHf brn
unetadIi&rn .S6iFs, ..auihia" weI&ss am t3tsn
lssIsn Scrtcmtrr auf trr Gee prtranntr, 53I
prrlunsn beianbsn prn bfntn i'm @anirn 81 grrrts
trt purtcn. Cont liup olfC Al0 gsrfOnrR bat
oeIrm Ihrsdltdrn unstiid umaefcmmsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

ESDsr Rapor vun pOrtSmcut6. girsnirr,
6at trruss Mabrrscln srariffcn UNI ieps grion bic
in cen StraBrn Der Staht Fudt Oprr I6w6rt su
rtrbaitsn unO Ju bslraien, Da irirps StrafSrl'
efr srnua ssttn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

~Rib anna Sclt, OUn SDitminstcn Della
mare. farb am Scrtgsn Mcntdg, tn Sksiier, an
ben 9cirtungsn pcn eSft ipsI6ss fc NlCrsens ac'
ncmmsu bate. @etdulttr Siste Ica bic nriadr
,u Der ralhen 5bat arprIru lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Gin aItfIid,sr Mann.

Cine Stury ssbt bic Tunbs In ben i3sitlmssn,
SdB elm farbsrr Wann lritrr Elm GinwOtnsr ron
Ncuistaun, icst in glsw SsrIsg, fdrSliG in prn
Srlis Der It5rsn tlcinsn Summe SCu $4,000,
fam, has ibm Elm YFan,sr in Sdptn srrmaGtr.
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FRESH PROVISIONS
. NJ. E,S.
KING STREET NEAR THE BETHEL CHURCH

KING STREET, NEAR THE BETHEL CHURCH.
WEsTPHALIA HAMS SMOKED HAMS,
Sugar-cured Hams. Fresh Lard,
Fresh Butter, French fruits, in syrup,
Sailed Butter, French PruneS,
smoked Herrings, French Olives,
Yarmouth Bloaters, French Mustard,
English Dairy Cheese. French Capers.
California Cream Cheese, Sardines, small tins,
Brown Sugar, Sardines, large tins.
Light Brown SugaI, Assorted Herbs,
Crushed Loaf Sugar, Assorted Spices,
Loaf Sugar, Durham Mustard,
Carolina Rice, Salad Oil,
China Rice, Lamp Oil,
Pearl Sage, Curry Powder,
Pearl Barley, Cayenne Pepper,
split Peas, Worcestershire Sauce,
Scotch Oatmeal, Chutney,
Tapioca, Fine 0olong Tea,
Arrowroot, Fine Souchong.
Neapolitan vermiceni, Fine Green Tea,
Neapofitan Maccaroni, Chocolate,
super6ne Flour. Fresh Roasted Coffee,
Fresh Corn Meal, Green Coffee,
White Beans, Assorted Crackers,
Dried Apples, Assorted Scotch Biscuits
Ass rted Meats and Soups, English Soap,
Fresh Oysters, Salt Water Soap,
Fresh HOLSTERS, Goldfish,
Fresh CLAIMS. Anchoyies,
Fresh salmon, Saleratus,
Assorted English Fruits, Yeast Powders,
Assorted English Jams, Fine Table Salt,
Assorted English Jellies. Bath Brick,
Assorted English Sauces, Currants,
Assorted English Pickles, Raisins,
English Green Peas, Ciuon Peel,
= French Green Peas, Rohippp's Barley,
- Green Corn, Rohinson's Greats,
White Wine Vinegar, Carbonate of Soda,
Malt Vinegar Cream Tartar,
Cider Vinegar, Corn Starch,
Fresh Peaches, in tins, Cavendish Tobacco,
Fresh Ounces, in tins, &c, &C. &C.
Fresh Bread. Roasted Coffee. packed in tins.
for Ships Use. est
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To the Owners. and Persons interested in
WhaIeShips i'm the Pacific Ocean.


OFFICE or rHR PANAMA RAIL-RoAD COMPANY,
NEW YORK. July 20, 1857.
SfSrM Of informing those interested in the Whaling BUSH
AER ness, Of the advantages offered by the Railroad
& a-ross the Isthmus of Panama. for the shipment Of
Oil from the Pacific to the United States, and for sending out
fits and supplies from the United States to Panama
The Railroad has been in regular and successful operation for
more than two years, and its capacity for the transportation Of
has been fully tested. The attention of several Captains OF
whaleships has recently been turned to the subject Of shipping
their oil from Panama to New York during the present season,
and the Panama RAILROAD Company has made arrangements
to afford every facility which may be required for the accom-
plishment of this important object. A Pier, $50 feet long, has
been built in the bay Of Panama, to u end of Wit Zreight
alongside, and deliver the same alongside Of vessel 4spin-
wall. Vessels of from 200 TO 300 tons can lie at the f1er with
safety, grounding in the mud at low water.
The vessels TO and from Aspinwall are fast-sailng brigs, be
longing to the RAILROAD Company, and the Company Is pre-
pared to receive oil at Panama and deliver it in New York,
under through Bi1ls'0 Of Ladinx at the rate Of seven
lon IL received in the harbor from ships tackles, charging for
the capacity Of the casks, without allowing for vantage. For
covers every expense from Panama to New York, in case
the oil Is sent through the superintendent or Commercial Agent
OF the Panama Railroad Company, insurance excepted. The
freights may be made payable ON the Isthmus or in New York
at the option Of the shipper.
The vessels Of the Company sail regularly semi-monthly, and
the average passages TO and from Aspinwall are about twenty to
twenty-five days. The time occupied in crossing the Ishmns is
four hours. Oil, during its transit across the Isthmus, will be
covered with canvas, or conveyed in covered cars. and owners
may be assured that every care win be taken to prevent leakage.
Several cargoes have already been conveyed to New York with
on or other goods consigned for transportation to the Super
Of the Panama Rail-Ro Company, or to William
Nelson, Commercial Agent Of the Company at Panama. will
be received and forwarded with the greatest despatch.
" Frederic l.. Hanks has been appointed Agent at Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, and is prepared to furnish every requisite
information to shippers.
Agent Panama 4. r. Co.. Honolulu 81. o4-12m
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be In accordance with the feelings of the parentas
But, in some localities, the number Of children OF All
| denominations is not more than SUFFICIENT TO FORM one
school. and it would be a useless expendifure OF money
to support two or three schools where one will answer;
and the inspectors have been instructed from time
to time to combine the very small schools together.
where it could be done with economy: without any
regard to religious sects; and in = mixed schools
where are collected the children OF different scots,
perhaps hostile to each other, to allow no reig'ous
exercises or teaching that could offend the conscious
ness of any class Of parents whose children might %
present. It is natural and proper that the teacher,
If a religious man, should wish to open or close ms
school with prayer and reading n portion OF the HOLY
Scriptures, but it is not proper while there are pres
ent children whose parents disapProve OF DIS "oue u
worship
It is proper therefore that clergymen and religious
teachers of all denominations, whose special calling
it is to attend to the spiritual wants OF the people,
should distinctly understand that the free schools are
supported by the people, for all the people, and to mt
all the people to understand their rights and perform
their duties as subjects Of good g~ovefnment, ana at
tain success in life; and that they cannot, In accord
ance with our laws. he so conducted rs to afford a
separate class of schools for every sect, nor be the
medium through VIII oh the peculiar sentiments OF any
sect can be taught. (See instruction OF the boaru Oh
July Sd, 1861
this broad platform are Mt liberty to form private
schools tn suit themselves, and in case they provide
for the education Of their children IN their own way,
the law allows them to be freed from the school tax
ny uDDliCttiOni " tbC S"nSt W
Ger.
1t is difficult to conceive of a system more liberal
and better calculated to move on without awakening
sectarian jealousies, OF coming into collision with the
RELIGIONS teachers of any denomination. But, | re-
greet to say, that in some of the districts difficulties
have arisen between the School Inspectors and a por-
ton Of the Catholic population and their priests on
sectarian grounds The correspondence herewith en-
closed will explain the matter in detail to the Legis-
lature.
By referring to the correspondence of Mr.: Wyllie.
with Mr.. Dillon, under the head of schools, ana
also to the subsequent correspondence of that Minis
ter with NJ. Perrin, in 1851, and the several reports
of this Department, the Legislature will see what has
been the line of policy of the Kings government, IN
regard to religion and education in past years; that
it has maintained them, to belong solely to the IN
ternal affairs of the kingdom; that the free schools
are supported by the government for state. and not
for sectdrian purposes. and that religion is here LETT
as free as the winds of heaven, unless 1t degenerates
into RIGHTEOUSNESS.
ITO he continuedl
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NEW GOODS!
RECEIvED "a NrILLA.'' FROM
fancy prints Bales emb. cambria handlfs.
do Of Madapolams do linen tape. do thread
do Of superior shirting do Waters best quail. 6-cord
do printed taconets spool cotton
q q , s'sss:: ' ! ..,, n...,. DC ; az; white flannel
do Swiss muslin and robes do psd. WOODEN table-cover
do book muslin do tafctas. oiled silk
do bishops lawn do VII. silk cam hdkfs with
DO lnsn' d %S's'k'n do LADIES' isnsy ve eSsas as.sd quail.
do do handkerchies do black quits
do cambrc do do scarlet and blue blankets
do lawn do do sofa carpets
s Mhii sn and ma s5ast m silk s s%nss, for Ladies' ,ss. Sas s seat as1s1..
Bracelets, cohrres, kid gloves, cs assorted silk
Cases asstd trimming cords and buttons
Wooden and cotton fringes, black mantillas
Cases assorted stockings, do socks
Ladies riding hats great variety, Amazonia hats
Chiidren's hat -trimmings, WOODEN cord and tasseis
Artihcial flowers, great variety
English silk umbrellas, for ladies and gentlemen
Very superior portmonnaies and ladies' necessaries
Ladies, fancy note paper and envelopes
Ladies, limitation combs, do asstd faeons
Large assortment of different qualities cotton pants
Large assortment of half wooden pants
Black Alpaca coats, pilot cloth. monkey jackets and pants
Scarlet and blue serge shirts, white cotton do
namns-wool under shirts and drawers
Linen bosom shirts, farcy cotton dc. of different qualities
Palm leaf hats, Leghorn do, silk suspenders
Silk carriers. cotton suspenders, ~childrens toy Ind dolls
English saddles, hog-skin do, saddle girths, saddle cloths
Silver'd bits, stirrups and spars, riding whips
Lasting CATERS, patent leather shoes, French calf boots
wrapping paper, letter paper, foolscap do, bill do
Paint brushes, shoe brushes, %scrubbing do, tooth do
Shaving brushes, hair do, lamp do, pocket books.
Water bottles (stonel room paper and borders
Painted boxes, glass beads, koa-handle butcher knives
Table knives and forks, pen and pocket knives
Scissors and Jack knives, small chains, hooks and eyes
Rasps and files, assorted, bung screws
Iron and brass screws, locks, spunges, ivory CO nbs
Plated candle-sticks. with tulip shades, battle combs
Pearl buttons, cast-steel hand saws, best English raisors
Ladies' pen and pocket knives, asstd pencil cases
lnks~tands. match boxes, plated baskets, &c.
Wax tapers, Britannia metal, tea and coffee pots
Casks hollow ware
For sale by
62-.f IL. %HACKFELD 4 co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-22
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFFS F!

Lumber Lumber
1T THE OLD re-
IA ceived, ex Fortuna, the best assortment of Eastern Lum-
Der ever imported, consisting of
$1,000 feet assorted white oak plank, for Ship Carpenters
and Wheelwrights' use.
90 700 feet white pine sheathing boards. ! inch thick
$4,000 feet yellow pine II to II inch plank, for heading and
steps.
20 600 feet Pennsylvania white pine boards. parallel widths,
planed on one side.
5000 feet Pennsylvania white pine shelving, planned on both
Sides.
43 600 feet assorted dimension plank, II to 9 inch. I
100000 best Aroostuk shaved cedar shingles.
$4,000 best laths-
And a variety of building materials.
C. H.. LEVERS, Lumber Merchant.
81 Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-22
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GILMAN & CO.,
LAHAINA, MAUI.
RE NOW RECEIVING. E LATE r
"A RIVALS. a large stock Of
PROVISIONS.
SHIP CHANDLERY,
NAVAL STORES,
GROCERIES,
Which they offer for sale at lowest prices.
New Pilot Bread, New Navy Bread,
Corn meal, American mess Beet,
Rice, American mess Pork
OF different brands, warranted.
No. ] brown. sugar, No. abrown sugar,
No. moiassees, Black tea, green tea,
American butter, Pressed pie fruits,
Kona coffee and lilo coffee,
Ass'd meats, CLAIMS,
Gases crackers, oysters, corn, peas, etc., etc.
BEANS! BEANS!
Fresh Island-grown beans. large fat .s Lima" beans,
smaIwhite shome" beans, long speckied California" beans.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Heavy leather boots, do brosaus, fine boots, lined brogans,
Half boots, fine brogans. bucksSins, slippers, &c
PAINTS, OIL, &c.
Pure white lead, No. 1 do, black paint, green do
P Prisst ya pl%s, e bl,sH d ye, eopsr ssra spirits "t turFentihe.
Coal tar, lamp black, paint brushes, sash tool brushes,
. Stockholm tar.
Assorted numbers cotton duck, heavy Ravens duck.
Light Ravens duck.
ALSO
An assortment of fine clothing, pants, shirts, socks cravats,
under shirts, handkerchiefs. &c.
WHALING CRAFT.
Lances, harpoons, gig irons, one-1ued irons,
Bomb lances, whaling guns, &c
A constant supply Of new Irish potatoes, new sweet potatoes,
onions. pumpkins, always ON hand in shipping season, and sup
piled At short notice
II Together with a general and full assortment of merchan
disc usually found in a ship Chandlery establishment
Lahaina Sept "a. eO-u