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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20
Pleasures of the Wealthy.

In the latter part of the last century,
there Rourished in Paris, very wealthy
banker named Nicholas Beaujon. By his
liberality, churches and hospitals were en-.
dowed and established, some Of which even
at this day bear his name. He was also at
one time the owner Of the celebrated Ely.
see Bourbon, long the residence Of princes
and persons of note, which he enlarged and
belIished, and which subsequently be-
came .royul palace. The fame of his
inagni8cence was such that on Englishman,
jealous OF his reputation, was determined to
satisfy himself of the fact. He called al
the bankers residence and was shown into
the dining.rocm3 the tuble wins covered with
tempting dishee:
"Yu6r master lives we'll, at all events, "
said the scebticoI son Of Albion. .
4 ''Alas! sir" the attendant replied, "my
master sts down to tuble; he pattakes oi
only one dish of vegetable"
"Well! he has wherew ithal ID crafty hi'
eyes," continued the visitor, as he lookct
up at the pictures.
o "Alas! sir, my master is nearly blind"
IL suppose" muttered the astounded Eng
lishman, as he passed into another room
she comforts himself by listening to beau
iifuI music" '." ''.
''Alas! cir, my master has never hear'
that which is played here; he goes to BET
early in the hopes Of getting few mo
fnents repose." .'.-
swell! but your master, at all events, en-
joys the pleasure Of q walk" ..
"'Alas! sir, he can no longer walE."
So from question to question, and alas tt
alasj the Englishman found that the mil
liohairea BeaUjon was the most miserable o
"a nery S43 ~ a"'a .yS $685. 'stt .'-'
.,e. f.4g o.. '+ las ss4.- o. .,.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20
, ,Sf(iistellautous.
Pretty Thoughts.

What is crime! A wretched vagabond
travelling from place to place in fruitess en-.
deayor to escape from justice who is engu.
ged in hot pursuit; foe to poor innocence
which 10 too often made to suffer for the
guilty.
What is thought! A fountain from
which flows oil good and evil intentions-a
mental food electrical in the force and ra-
pidity Of its movements, silently flowing
unseen within its avenue--Set it is the con-
trolling power of animated nature, and the
chief mainspring of all our actions.
What is happiness9 A butterfly that
rOves from flower to flower in the vast gar
den Of existence, and which is eagerly pur-
sued by the vain mulitute in hope of obtaini
ing the prize; yet it continually evades their
grasp. .
What is fashion! beautiful envelope
for mortality, presenting q gittering enc
polished exterior, the appearance of which
gives no certain indication of the real value
Oi What IL contained therein.
What is wit! A sparkling beverage tha,
is highly exhiIaratiDg aud agreeable when
partakcn OF ut the expense OF others; but
when used ut our cost it becomes bitter arc
unpleasant.
What is knowledge! A key that unrav'
els all mysteries, which unIocks the EN-
trance and discovers new and unseen ant
untrodden paths in the hitherto unexploree
fielG of science and litereature.
Whnt is iears "A frghtfnl substance tt
the really guilty, but vain aud harmless
shadow 10 the conscientious, honest ard up
right.
" hat is joy? The honey Of existence--
really beneficial aud agreeable when parts'
Ken oil in moderation, but highly injurious
when used to excess.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20
A Legal Point.

Jesse is of opinion that the following le-
gal point is about as important as many
others, publ. he'd on knotty questions OF the
law; ....a. .,-..... ..,.,. -.
A few mornings since, one of our law.
yers was. startled ffofi bis dream OF rich
clients and fat fees by q LOUD knocking at
his Office door. He opened the door, when
"gentleman from Africa" known az
Mariposa Jack. stood before him. cr
"Look heah, Judge" said he, II wants
your 'pinion on law pint. saaz -.
swell, 60 on" s-. f, .S>. '@',4''.j =
"Spose man brings some eggs 10 town,
n'.hires anudder nigger to sell 'em, an dal
niger can't do it. an he gibs 'em to me- an
| loses dc money, kin he do any ting wid
met" s''9" .
The learned counsel, putting on bis wi
sest look, informed him he knew Of no law
to punish hitisa a.Df4s sagtqs5n @ai 4
y"Yaw! yawf ehuokled Jack, II kncw't
be couldn't in de fust place--kase de--;ka'
| de eggs was rotten any how. Judge, wher
duz you want your boots blacked!'' !
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

H 0TTry for a single day, beseech you,
10 preserve yourself in an easy and cheer
I'LL frame Of mind. Be but for one day, in
stead of q ,fiteworshipper of passion and
hell; the aunworshipper of clear self-pos-
session; and compare the day in which you
, have rooted out the weed Of dissatisfaction
with that ON which you have allowed it to
!. grow up; and you will find your heart open
TO every good motive, your life strengthen
ed, and yosr breast armed with . panoply
'agsipe. every trick Of fate; trUly you will
wonder at your own Improvement t.-Jsan
PeN Rsebtsr.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20
naR Life has been % Failures

So said a capitalist in this country, worth
bis several millions, on being asked why he
did not have a biography of his life written.
What an answer, and what sad truth to be
made and considered by one who has spent
a long life in amassing wealth; and now,
with trembling limbs, stepping into the grave,
the startling truth, quite too late it is to be
feared, flashed across the mind, that his life
had been q failuYs-its great object, and the
only one worthy the attention Of an immor.
tai being, having been entirely overlooked.
or neglected.! What more than such Q
thought need occupy q sane mind, to fill and
keep it full of unutterable anguish! Life a
failure!
Reader-whosoeve you may be. poor or
rich-did you ever ask yourself whether
your life also has been failure! Whether
you are living merely for this world!-lay'
ing up the treasures Of which you cannot
avail yourself in your time Of greatest need!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

0rMany Of the brightest virtues are like
stars--there must be night oF they cannot
1shihs. Without suffering. there can be no
!. iortilude; ne patience; no compression; no
~, ,syhpa.hy. TO enjoy life. you should be :
littls miserable occasionally Trouble Ike
~ esysnns, i not very agreeable iH iizelfs but
tsives sFsaf ssst 10 other thfhgss IL Ut t4
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or There are two kinds of envy. ln the
base mind it degenerates into downright ha-
tired Of . superior, with desire to deprive
him of what the envious one cannot pos.
sess; while IL . noble soul it goes no far.
ther than emulation, or O. desire to equal or
surpass the person in question. How sub.
til and almost imperceptible the difference
between the seed of one' virtues and vices!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

OeF,Tather," /" said . cobhlsrs lad. % ne
was ,pegging awaypat an old shoe, 'they
say that trout bite aeeod, now" "Wsll,n
replied the old gentleman, aycu stick tO
your work, and they gony bits yoJ. !"
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4ostitaIt
H o p e
rROxsrHE GERMAN o. scnlLLEn .

ERoNsTHR GERMAN OF SCHILLER.
A still, small voice, in every soul,
J., OF happier days keeps chanting,
s2A And eagerly on to the golden goal
sssq We SEQ man running and painting.
The world grows old, aud grows young again,
sun this hope Of improvement haunts mans brain
Hope welcomes to life the smiling child;
Her light shapes round the sehoolboy swim;
Bope ores the young man with vision wild,
And she goes not under the earth with him,
When his race Is run, and the grave doth ope:
On the brink Of the grave he planteth--Hops.
II 10 not an empty, aatteripg dream,
p. = JOnsphnP Of idle thought;,
Through every heart 1t sendeth a CLEAN
p OF that better world we've sought.
And what the voice within US speaks,
9, Deceives not the soul that trustingly seeks.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

Now IT CANE TO Pass. "a lady ssked a
very silly Scotch noblemaD, how it happen
ed that the Scotch who came'out Of their
own country, were, GENERALLY speaking, men
Of more ability than those who stsid at
home. al ,gn !.n..s le gzosa ieJ .
"Oh! madam" he said. "the tsason is
obvious! At every outlet there sre persons
stationed to examine all who pass, that foI
the honor Of the country no oae be permit
ted to leave II who is not man Of under-
standing" = tt,. ..... .,.,..4s taS I, :
"Thsn. !" said she, a suppose your lord
ship was smugglod;"s ass slIs als1o54ta \
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

d 0.y-tMudsm," )" said 1 pBlits traveller y
itssly landfaaysi ~ see proper % help ny.
self to this milkj idthere any impropgisty b
e" aea,g,... q. .-s !; ;...l,.g
IT don't know what yob mean; but II you
mean TO insinnste that there's sngthing bad
in that rilk; I'll tive yvu e ppderstsna thst
you've struck the wrong houss. 4AsIs
ain't tie arak hair Id the milk. loT e so6n =
Dorothy An told ne ths tat-wss dEassNsl
ia IL Isswent nd strained Z OvaEA ,'el "
hCffifsd young lnsn dsniiasd pastsklns =
The catAAvoFad milk M 81 ss.s.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

ora theatrical cothpany was playing in
one of the interior towns out west, Shakes.
peare's Othello. When o lRello demanded
Of Desdemona -"the hanakerc6ief! the
handkerchioi!". green 'un in the audience
cried out. impatiently, "Nsver mind your
handkerchief; slow your nose with your hn.
gers, and 90 on with the plsy!" I'd. IL
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

.GTWhy isaa centsin contribution box
|likala native of Psnnsylvsnia! Because It
ID psnng-NITE. ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

Il OarA slsss! a-lsssl exclaimed ~ oldlbsch-I
sloff. wfEi6' wanted 10 marry. Aiss! Riss! be
cried, after be had been married awhile
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

Gran editor out West. speaks y ls@gsEs
= YrcfssssoasI piskpoekets.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

'A AuDiToRss OFTTcR,1
RAvrNSA, May ~. is5S. n,
/ hereby certify the foregoing acts % PS
correctly copied from .the dle tdTnsshsd fos
auditor 81 Portage County.
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The two Rachels.

"Can wealth give happiness! Look round and see
What gay distreHs Ahat splendid misery
envy none their pageantry and show
envy none the gliding Of ther woe."
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sRAyENNA, THURSDAY, MAY 90, 1858

truth. What an end for a gifted soul -
Weeping over the fabric of the silk.worm-
mourning that she must part with few bits
Of shining crystals and-colorsd ssones'
The world has followed thee to the grave,
and lefta mound in place of the green grass,
or shut the doors Of a tomb upon thy coffin!
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Weelsannsea

NKVsHSALt5gW
DeF taAItAt >, Baltimore aDsdtf" fEf0eias
isben gterssd Unit NuSnabme beS SUnHtd8D Hno
sCfet eents per g6p2e, an bic Erd8er 3Hplbar.
Der ,gDsder" ipirb stenfaGs In WaibinetUu anb
Dbseltne tdaIt4 burtb Tgdser ben MbCnnrnItn
tnS 9aus beiDret.
Durb bic Dot psrfensst tpfet Der td9ltde ,9eeder"
$3.50 per Sabr, tn unbsbtHeter Vpra Rie-
iahlun9.
RS- pas 10 p't EN- Ia t t bes Baltimore SDefer
,rIetnt ieSen 8reitae unb tpfet idbrlt 50 in unbe-
btngter 0prausbeBablan9.
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n gamffao sen 1s. gcptembcr 1853

uno DeS SluteS Dor ..nir. Dreul2en BARI riht
DrIeoen MAIDEN nit oem 2prannen. eS bari
n'Wt III peu4lerll9er 6reunDl9lft DEM bic
0an0 telpen, nel1er ein bltterter 5Seiuo it,
20 mnB treu bleiben Dem BauoniB, oao Der So
mig pelpWcren bat auf benz Surse 0rleDrld8
pe9 VrcBen, uno rieIe Ireue mro ipm BON
Oranfrel1 ais Elm Serbre1en anserefuet perz
Den nno um oleler 2reue pillen miro pa8 Blut
oleler 2aulenDe per9o1en DerDen. 2lber mir
OuIIen oenncd) ntpt 5nridWelhen, mir mlllen
serpatl8 l9relten auF unlerer Sabu, penn mir
nldt au3 unIere Gbre unD unler outes @em1len
perlteren nouen, ipenn Der 0eane oes SSnl18
nI9t NIT Shn1a9 belapeu in Der Wedi1te qe
nannt Weroen loll! OeuH6lanO bOTIt aut Breus
BEN, gang europa l4aut auf unS erwariet, raB
wIr unlete Ptlla,t 9e9en Da8 SaterlauD erIiiueu
nho o1ele Fflt1t ut 3u fdatpfeu 9e9en cen 2ps
ronnen, Der OeutldlanD uuterIo1en unD Al e..
ner fran5oltl9en Yrouln5 MADDEN ptu, 3u fdul=
pen, 10 lanJe mir nod enen SUP brett &anDes
oelleen, 10 l1n9e nod elm 2rcpfen Slut III un-
lern Apern tlleBtI Se1en S,e, mene 6teunoln,
o1ele 0eoanten llno eS, Die meln Oer5 beme9en
un0 Die mlb Demen MAIDEN. SD leDe tlar
llber oa8 SrOBe uu9llif, cas- uns 5erI0msttern
miro, Denn wtr Detter 9eben auT Denl beneteuen
2SeSs, aber tb oarf niDt winlpen, paB plr un>
tebren, oenn man oal mcbl In9ludlIt aber ME.
malS ebrlpS leln llnD ldl wetB, Der &GuiB oeutt
wle td), er, = SorH mas lit DaS, uuerbrat lie
ltb lelber, flan9 oa5 nlbt ME perlporrer e5 @r>
rau!4 pOn Wfenl9en? Dtem @ott, e8 tommt
naber unO naber. QSenn e6 feinCll1e Truppen
ltnD, bin i9 perloren.
(NDrtebund fclat.O
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ScblU1s SSreitcuIteiu,
Henan Lon s beDopr .Ut tg9e.
(8OrtitBuna.)

kOpFtICPuN9)
Wlult Da nun seben? fra9te bic 6rau,
SD perlanSe Den 9elO nIdt, aber 9ebe.
Statt Der AntmDrt mari er Den Dut auf Den
&Il9 uno leete lld. .. &c.,. .s.s. a..
9eio, ia9te er, 0 ia @,elD 0elo 1T ruup,
man tann es nltt balten. SD bate @elD, irel'
llb, uno es wabr ebtll9 perplent, aber per
fann flr'S lln8lud SIP babe e6 wie0er perlps
len. ... ,.... ... ..
QSle tnner, rtef lie nit Sitterteit, SpieI,
2runf, 6aulbeIt, Die baben Oldp unD ull9 plz
bun 9ebradt, no mir ltno. a.r- .sI
lSean Ou bel benz Solfe marlt, ermoerte er,
baben lie ltAer rc4 fur elm t5sltBel4eut berau5.
Setlft. .< .... ...r...
@oebetelt babe id1 ntdt, eiierte bic 6rau, al
ld fann es nod tmuler nl9t Oeine S1pelter
lDleS ml6 an DID, aber lA WuBte eS beller.
2Sa5 lie mir fir Die GIn0er 9eSeLeu bat, Slcp
uno gabrunSsmIttel ia, ra5 lW9t pCrt III &ctbe.
DER Wt1ler ltrefle Die SunO aus, 5cg Den
Sors- ga lth bet INV lHiuY uea 0sdel 5urRG.
Sroo, 6lelld, Sutter, Elm Stiif SUDDEN, Aepfel
unr Pfeffernulie la9en plrln. Sbne Elm gSort
gu la9en, 6oA CT Den SUDDEN 1erau5 unO blB blnz
eln. ..... ....
. Ou Glenper! Du NiGtsmiirbiser !" rlei
Die 6rau, Die in Ger6WeI flnn9 Gber Den 9fdu0er,
Der l9ren &lnoern flltblultg Die tlelue QSpbltbat
nabm, lbm 9ewaItlam Den &orb 81 entrelBen
luhte. Gr belt lbn lelt, t9re 9ta9el 9rlnen III
SerOanlntes gSeib idrie ct ipItbsnp, ih
mill DID lebren, Du &abe! Sene seballte
6ault traf ibren &opL lie 1aumelte 5ur SeIte,
lblu5 uIIt Der Stttn all Die Sde pes OIenS nnp
llnf beWuBtlo8 nleoer. > ...........
Die &lnDsr erbpben Elm fIdBli4eS Slunerses
1drei, mlbrenO Der Wtaer enen 2lu9enbld
ltumnt auf Den S0rper Jap, D1uu aber ieme
6ault ron NeueuI l4uttelte, gSrllt Sbr rnbi9
leln, Sbr Geltten, la9te er, ODER loll l1 Gud9
AUDI IT'LL nla9en. - Sr pur9Iu1te Den Scrb
melter, ltedte Die Neptel uuo Den PTetferfuUen
in ltme Gal4en, nabul Da6 6lel9 unO tbat eS
bmju, berauf l1nltt er oae SroD Our1, ma4te
Elm Sch III Die Dttte unD le9e Die Butter bun
eiu, Die anpere BrrDbdlite wari er auf Den
Iu9. DaS lit fir Sud-, riei er Den &lnDern
5u, pa tbut Gu4 9utll9, melter brauht Sbr
nldta. t #.Y- ... -> ..........
90 sns er our Tbure bnau8; pejuenb
Itlir5ten Die &InDer aus brer Gde auf Die leDlDle
| Wtutter, uno tneteu bel ibr nleoer. Sle unl>
| I9llu9en lbren Hafen, tilBteu lbre Oauoe, trcd
neten raS Slut con lbrer Stlrne unO wulAen
Dlele nit Waner, bis ltb Die frau uaH elnl9er
3eit matt aufrI9tete unO ira9enO unO wllO UNI,
Derblfte. ..t
@r lit fort, lieblte Wutter, er 1T lan3lt aus
Uem 0aule, flulterte DaS WdOAen.
Aber er bat AueS mltSeuCmmen, ite Der
tlene Snabe malnenp en
AueS bis auf ELL Sttd 8rpp, fiate Der 2lnz
Dere bIn5u. ... .....
(6ortieeun9 fcl9t.)
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Terms.

ehs daily BAL fIMoREwEKCER is publis
eysry morning tcfcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers TO City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WEOKER is also delivered in the Citias .,
@ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECFER
S. so in advance.
Es- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER i, nubIis
he'd every Friday at ~ per annum and Si per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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9Sprtipetn, WInoeird uno Sherrp,pci1,e.
100 8lertel 5aB Ga6en 3pugals worunter cine
p1rthte Der btten QEdlttat,
200 DuBenp Dent Dgus aau3 gnren i'm Q1oe pee In orr
Beu tieneu gartDeu 8eleeea Des RGufers apos.
eeben perbeu, j. y. barron unb i o
No. l32 unp l33 3jet 2pmbarbnr
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GSe6fel
SSrGNfet gsnU &etpEHue1
-.l. . DIR. Swayne's 4
!3tiauIulen5eeBter Sprup BON BilbtirI6en
SAui;erpr6entGtcbe Rur.
YOtnt &pG8, 5ricbrt9 Go.

YDtnt SCds, 6riebrtt Co., Mb.
Or. @wdpue- 9Bertber 6err GS ais cine Qatht az.
grn @ubgm betraGteub Suslet6 aber um SUD aeret
~ ein Wta M sud nit easr m8 leibh estrefsRsn sur 10
auBerDroertlt beanEt maer ais eras nteper dt.
ben UUrOs SIN estn StUber bate t cine farte 8.Rfer.
altun9 aus pet1cr R3 eta1e@Wur bilpee 9 aud
Qnn9en mittpe m oe nnertd nnb auser lt ptst SnIetm
Sitter aUsTarten Qeu 4psm pur6 pte Suneen
paifrsn une pTr@ bic Ssfuuns in mener Sruf
ieta init srpBer HeG gtert babet bate m Gae unb
@a4t etncn besen Saen perlOr ben aPgett unp Iurpe
lepr btnfaa8 70 oaB msne Aere ale pphnuns dafaaben
nb metne Rrantbe aueer pem SeretG ppn Weetn besr.
Sn eiee eleHbeH 3UlGnp beb t cine aH8e 3et bis M
tiRem C9ertpc dbgemaarF par, nno nr mt au 2Ofnun8
Ycr(ap anpeu uien. Da 6 aber ben etunesn UUn ben
Yreen punperbC4en Surfn 6eIeien bate Die @uer u.
"a M N meH8eieBter 3prHP ppH W tle ttr-
nod EeInincre uni fna SepraR9 pereben on an
meinem srogtn @raunen nne CUR drsaoe mener 8amIe,
ma on ast SspH SOen Ssbraut bate, Id pSl-
eber fra SABRE nS peracieu unsup6 Sin 5 tu sefnn.
FER SRauu ps auf bteien Gas ut 1884, So bin IN
p eeten IS Wpndten nt etnen Gs rlnt aepeen unb Be-
""' ''' " ~H9 s''''" 0''' sTG9 '" SSfrDgs''4
Der uneridrtebsn IA NIT 9pVmas DtrUn eendu bsanut
fam beueen BAT wts anseseben tebatet mar
SD ee!rdGte etns 2eoerbsrIsuns fd ME 9DInpe-.
&r IL etn wurptees 9ttt9Ites Der CSeteuf6aft.
H Sdhes u. Durbprpp
saRpr hes Serlinel 6rlileS Baltimore Gcnfgrrut
~ 9Der fam be Peilbartet Der auSSebruua bsswctfeI
Ha@Oem sr ,tn 5sHsa5 Tis 9As cDse sseen pat.
unb b en5t8s bic pom prpentlen NrSte ubereitet
gares, IT Ar . ~aan . o3Hlammsnssiester Sprup
araalpqten wtI8su ausemsfsn unp fur psI&s bts
srltdunbten Gpien aus befeH (Sebrdube @ taten nam
ltA puEcn >Grtaitungen Nustebrune @rpndttis @n1
braEarett, blazer puren 9utlpeen petierett Iupadt
Sitnne Seirents9 poer 6ruti9mer3en ael6wG1c GpEs
aettpn (Inegen Bbrau0 @dCne unb aneersn Ia, la.
6n SCr6tCPfen pper perStranbet tsnDe Aei,una Sber
@uunpune Ger 8ebet Seine nabr6alten @tgenSdften
trrebcru renle eas Slu unterpuIte bic strait
wU Der @Ppet't tsRIt' ~ Aasiatser Ssstertssr -.-a
". Smdoue unp S5pbn
- Npttb SepeHtb StretI, ieCr bem NorE
Gttldbeipbia
s Serfautt beu
s. y. &Opt, gtO. rs SdltaSrearase;
6, It. 300 tnB DO. % 9rpGpWap;
y, ret, Hr. 81 Npttb CSaunraBC unb
IN per Nrtce ot8 Baltimore 2Sefer."
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.-. ]. w, Russel's .
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-06-10
To the Owners. and Persons interested i'm
Whaleships i'm the Pacific Ocean
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAn-RoAp CoxpAsY,p
NFH GnRE- Ink % 1877

OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
NEW YORK, July 20, 1857.
Az The Panama Railroad Company takes this method
~solHA OF informing those Interested in the Whaling bust
0 ness, Of the advantages offered by the Railroad
across 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
every description Of merchandise, including Oil, Provisions, &c,
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 Diade arrangements
plishnent Of this important object Pier, $50 feet long, has
been built in the bay Of Panama, to the end Of which Freight
Cars are run TO receive cargoes from lighters or vessels lying
alongside, and deliver the same alongside OF vessels at Aspin-
wall Vessels Of from 200 to 800 tons can lie at the Pier with
safety, grounding in the mud at low water.
The vessels to and from Aspnwal are fast-saiing 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 Bills Of Lading at the rate of seven
cents per gallon, IL received at the Pier, and eight cents per gal
lon IL received in the harbor from ships tackles, charging for
the capacity of the casks, without allowing for vantage. For
whalebone, one and one-half cents per pound. This charge
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 Istimus 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 Ishmus 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 will be taken to prevent leakage.
Several cargoes have already been conveyed to New York with
out the slightest loss
Oil or other goods consigned for transportation to the Super
intendent of the Panama Rail Road Company, or TO w iIliana
Nelson, Commercial Agent Of the Company at Panama. will
be received and forwarded with the greatest despatch
u Frederic L. Hanks has been appointed Agent at Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, and is prepared to furnish every requisite
information to shippers
JOS. +. JOY, Secretary
Agent Panama r. r. Co. Honolulu 81 s+I2m