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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-11
NEW GOODS!

ID w. FIELD would call the attention Of RETAILERS
IL and DEALERS generally TO the large assortment Of
Merchandise which he has on hand, having been lately received
per American ship sHarriet 4 jessie" and other LATE
ARRIVALS from the United States, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Cio.hing, Carpeting,
Boots and Shoes. Furniture, Groceries, Hardware,
Earthenware, Glassware, woodenware,
Ship Chandlery, Naval Stores. Cordage, Oakum. Duck.
Anchors and Chains,
Paints, Dill, Turpeutire.
Haxall Flour, 8 NJ Flour in boxes, American Mess Beef
Mess Pork, Prime Pork. Ham. Tongues.
Sugar, Cooking Stoves, Carriages, Ok Carts, Hand Carts,
Cement, Yellow Metal Composition Nails,
Solar Lamps. Side LanpS<~ Reviewers, Lead Pipe.
Hydrant Hose ma Mating, Iron saies,
Phials, assorted sig A Bourbon Whisky in l5gal keg,
Best MoDongahela whisky, in Is gal kegs,
SiO4o Madeira Wine, Sparkling Catawha Wine,
Still Catawba Wine, Best London Porter. &C.
Tiff
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-11
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
DER SHIP .yOHN GILPIN," N FOR
II SALE BY J. c. SPALDING-
Merchandise, viz:
10, II, ID, 16, II, Is, 81, "A. q, ~ feet OARS;
Boxes champagne cider;
Boxes preserved meats, assorted, in Oh tins,
Boxes preserved CLAIMS, in lib tins
Boxes preserved oysters, in lib tins
Boxes preserved mince meat, in lib tins,
Bills. Carolina rice;
Bbls. Vinegar
Tierces Hams:
Bbls- old Bourbon whisky
Cases spirits Of turpentine
Cases alcohol, in tins
Kegs pure ground lead
Cases blue sheetings
Cases paints, viz: Prussian blue, chrome yellow.
Chrome green, vermilion red. French blue,
Rolls pump and rigging leather1
Honolulu, Aug. 25. 1857. p
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FOR LEASE!
- THE COM MODIOCS DWELLING
I::: HOUSE in Nuuanu Valley, just above the residence Of
LII Mr. Bates, having been put in thorough repair and fur
nished with an ample supply OF water, win be leased OIL rea-
sonable terms To o good tenant. Apply to
WM. G. PAkKE,
lift Agent for W. 7. Walker.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-11

TO LET
THAT TWO STORY OF
t::4 King street, adjoining the premises Of Messrs- Utai 8
E4k Ahee. and lately occupied by Herman Bender for a res
taurant. The ground floor Is fitted with all the necessary fix
ings for a restaurant, with four rooms on the second floor
Also. a good cook house and well on the premises The SAME
can easily be altered for a store or any other business
Rent low-terms easy Inquire of
70tf yoS HOLT & HECCR.
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PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!
nF THE CELEBRATED U
u TURES OF
CHICKERING & CO.,
RAVEN, BACON & co. AND
NUNS & CLARK.
The undersigned can furnish superior toned instruments of
the above makers, through Messrs. Badger q Linden.
berger, SOLE AGENTS for the Pacific coast.
Plans and styles can be seen at our Office. Orders solicited.
66-tf G. A. q H. r. POOR.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,

DEAD! READ! READ !" Yc afflicted read" IN,
IL following certificate Of a cure Of over 20 year,
Standing:
u. l. llEiMnoLD Dear Sir: have been troubled
WIN ~ alctIon OF the Bladder and Kidneys Of oyci
twenty years have tried Physicians in vain and
~ las' concluded 70 give your Genuine Preparation
4 trial ~ had heard il highly spoken Of II afford.
~ Immediate relief have used three bottles. ana
have obtained more relief from is effects and feel
much better than have for twenty years previous
have the greatest faith in its virtues aud curative
powers aud shall do all in my power to make il
known to the afflicted. Hoping this may prove ad
vanias"ons to you in assisting you to introduce the
medicine. am truly yours ~ McConulcg
Lcwis'own Pa. Jan. 2s. 1857
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormicli's statement. he
refers +" the following gentlemen:
Hon. VIM. Bigler. cX-Gavcrnor Pennsylvania
Hon. Thomas u. Florence, philadelphia
Hon. J. {. Knox, Judge Toga aounty Pa
Hon. J. 5. Blnck, judge. Philadelphia
Hon j. u. Porter cX-Goyornor Pennsylvania
Hon Ellis Lewis. Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. x. &. ''ricr, Judge L. 5. court
Hon. G. W. Woodward Judge. Philadclpia
Hon W. a. Porter, city solicitor. Philadelphia
Hon John Biglcr, Ex-Governor, California
Hon Il. Banks. auditor general, Washington city
with many Others, If necessary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

no hostility the part of the north towards the in
stution Of slavery when majority of the states
were slnvcholding- when sentiment prevailed
that perhaps on the score Humanity to the Africans
the Save trade ought not to be tolerated. and on tho
part OF the states holding slaves that their interests
would not bcpromotcd by the further introduction of
African slave labor. At time, when in the chan pes
III the mutual sentiment of the world which NAV b,
as caprlcious as the changes Of its physical elements
slavery may have been regarded by the country en-.
brncihg large part Of the southern sentiment nvol-
vcu IN the institution as social moral and political
cVii. II So u Is only necessary now to say that this
sentiment has entirely changed. All who are nov in
any way connected with African slavery az IL exists
IN the southern states and understand il as the onn.
dalIon OF our social and political system are eonvin.
ccd mat IL Is the reverse Of all this that 10 IL con
ditloh oi humanity TO the Aircun-tlat II is to the
interest oi the southern statcs and that 10 is Il social
moral and political good not only to those with
whom II prevails but that IL Is the conservative cc.
ineht ol the government, without which, it isoubtil
II republican constitutional government as il exists
with us, can long De maintained.
II the south is not herself united in the propositiop
10 make this just demand upon Congress for the en-
IRE repeal OF these laws to the increase of Az
rlcah labor for the Increase Of her populations and the
extension OF her institutions. then ii would be unnc-
cessary and perhaps injudicious to make it. Nor
should southern men cherish hostility towards each
other for difference of opinion in reference to the
true interests Of the south this question: II Is the
hnty ana the interest Of all southern men to stand
united on the rights which the south has now to
maintain even II they can not agree on plans to Sc.
cure TO her further and greater Interests to thn future
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

MExlco,- Information has been received although
not from an official source. that Forsyth our Min.
ister in Mcyico, FAD finally closed the legation bnt
not actually demanded hi. passport H. had gone To
Tacubaya in,cudng 90 remain there until the latter
part of October. II i also asserted. and believe
with good foundation, that the British Minister in
Mexico had orders from his Government TO protest
against the forced loan, 10 recommend his countrmcn
I" refuse paying, and generally to act in the manner
that Mr. Forsyth had acted. II is further said that
Mr.. DeEriac, the French Minister, had bccn or was
10 be, recalled by his Government.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
OLE feIitiana 1emottat.

THE MORTALITY tN NEw ORLEANs--'Thc whole num
bcr of intcrments for the week ending Sunday the
2Gth ult. at o'clock, 4. w. was Gl0. or these ddl
died OF yellow fever.
lhc 'o'ai number Of deaths for the thirty hours
chd'ns Monday, The 27th nlt was GS, being thirty
n'ne less Than exhibited by the report of last week.
for the same period
1hc deaths for the twenty four honrs, ending Taes-
uay at noon, were reported TO be GO.
We continue the table of last week.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

TJ> The following isan extract from the address
'of the Hon. JOIN Nc Rae to the voters Of the Fifth
Congressional District Of Mississippi.
. j do not hesitate 10 say that African slavery be-
ing the foundation Of the social and political system
of The south, and her entire interest and destiny in
vovcd in its impartial Justice the part of the free
States ought to cause them chcerlully 10 give their
assent to the repeal by Congress, of the laws prohib
iting the African slave trade. and that well devised
plan should be adopted and iostcred and encouraged
by the southern states for the gradual Introduction
into that part Of the Union adapted to African slave
labor, OF such an increase Of IL by importation of
blacks from Africa It's interests and necessities de-
mand. ] know with the present sentiment on the
part Of the free states towards our institutions this
cannot be done. But this feeling Of hostility is I'M
reasonable and unjust, aud the demand ought to be
made by the south, not with excitement but with
camness and pressed upon the of Justice Of the
peal to their impartial of right and what is due
10 the great Interests OF great section of the con-
federacy.
There is nothing in the constitution of the United
States, making it imperative on Congress to prohibit
the African slave trade the Introduction OF Alrl-
cans as slaves into the United States. The following
is the clause Of the constitution on this subject:
q T. The migration or importation of such persons as
any of the States now existing shall think propor Ia
the year one thonsNnd eight hundred and eight but
"a tax or daty may be imposed on such importation
not exceeding ten dollars for each person."
me power of Congress derived from the provision
o le constitution is only permssive, II granted
az AL and not mandatory and the law prohibiting
ae trade defining it as piracy and furnishing it ac-
nutalhgly is wrong and offensive to the south, and
'onSh! TO be repealed
ih'S IN" was also passed at time when there was
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
ESTRAY HORSE.

YNlIERE WAS STRAYED before me, the under.
l. signed authority, on the third day of September
1858 by William Bristow residing one mile north o,
the town of jackson, Bay poney, nnbroke, about
twelve hands high. about seven years old branded
the left hip with an anchor. left hind foot white,
and small star on the forehead,
Appraised to be worth in cash, fifty dollars.
sept IL G. w. CATLETT, j. p Sd Ward.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
|. ltcycr. Othcr dis. Tnlnl,

A Nkw CALIfoRNn.--Lcavcnworlh CKansas) saws
the Times, was agog with the gold fever. There was
buzz Of excitement through The entire city "God'
was upon the lips Of ALL aud pixies Peak" acquired
an immense deal ofnotoricy The excitement Of elcc.
fion was forgotten in the eager anxiety to learn some
thing concerning the new III Dorado.
Mr.. Elmorc King gave n n brief account of his cy.
pcricnc" in The gold region. IIcwcnt ont in the spring
and left on the 9th Of last July During this time
ne was engaged ~ prospecting. and never failed to
discover the pure ore Several companies were rcp.
nlary engaged IN the work ~ digging and a. d ecn.
"ral thing, took out from irc 70 len dollars dny pcr
man
All they had was roGmon pans and even these
"cr" scarce. man with proper tools for obtaining
gold. could secure from ten TO fifty dollars n ,lay
Pixies Peak is about seven hundred mites west of
L"av"nworth. Our city is til" only point where gold
seekers can obtain proper outfit west of st. Louis
The gold region extends from the Sou,h Fork Of the
Platte down TO hc hrud-Water. of the Missouri EN-.
bracing the Park Mountains and extends as far west
a. Cocholona 'nss-snnth 10 New Mexico The rich
est ''dggin,' nrc Fuattincqui river aud Iucrano
Is the nearest settlement.
The country i Wild and unsettled In the main. II
is possessed 3 the Rocky Mountain Chcycnncs and
tananchc., who are At war
The soil in the gold rrgionis of n redsh color min
pled with an immense quantity Of broken quartz.
The gold j. Gnc aud thckl, mixed with the soil The
samples brought into lcavcuworth we're pronounced
by old Cainrnians equal y any found in that State
ana worth from sls 70 $50 per ounce. The sample
attracted much &eution from our citizens
AZ present, OF lather when our informant left there
worc from one 70 1--WE hundred miners at work and all
doing well. The only complaint was in regard TO
tools. MI the streams that came from the mountains
roniaincd the precious ore which grew more abund
ant ~ the mountains were nearer. one difficulty was
IN the prccpitons Of the streams which render
cd explorations very difficult 1t frequently occur
red that miners, IN ascending some creeks or rivers.
were stopped b., 5ie higl and iags rocks With
proper faculties for exploration, any company would
realize most handsomely.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

7 WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD TO any per-
L son who will return to me at the Clerks Office.
for this Parish, the Indictment found by the Grand
Jury of the Parish of East Felcana. on the 7th day
of April, 1858, against Frederick r. Harvey, for
shooting slave William, the property of Lee IIardes-
ty, with the intent to murder the SAID Indictment
having been lost stolen from the Clerks Office OF
this Parish.
sept H. 1858 WM. PATTERSON, Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
I'd" See advertisement headed
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation
in another column
JUDGEMENT.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA Seventh District
rARIsH or EAST FEILCfANA. Court,
Dorctta Sevcars, wife


John Ris Sr. husband
TlllS CAUSE COMING On FOR TRIAL accord
l ing to previous assignment. and the law and the
evidence being considered. by reason thereof il il or
dered, adindgcd and decrced by the Court that the
pianh, Doretla Sevcars, and her husband John Rst.
81, he separated in property, and that she recover
Of her said husband the sum of three thousand dol
lars with five per cent ud cial interest thereon from
the 9th OF June 1858, until paid and for costs orsuit
That she have the free use and administration of her
estate and for costs Of suit
CYRUS RATLIFF
Judge Of the Seventh judicial District.
August lGth 1853
4 true copy. Sept. l3 1858.
SIS II. SKlPWITII, by Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

40" The Liverpool Post says that electrical cxpe-
rimcn's have proved beyond doubt that the defect
in the Atlantic Telegraph Cable arises from leakage
At distance of two hundred and forty miles from
land.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
LOST OR STOLEN.

TNIiE RECEIPT BOOK of the undersigned, con-
l. tanning receipts In full on settlements with all
the business houses of the place. and sundry other re.
ceipts for money, notes, drafts etc lost or stolen
from the Drug Store of Il, Walker, OH or about the
10th of July 1858 Said book was a small blank
book with botting sheets intcrsperscd, and marked
on the back, Receipts. Any person who will return
the same, give any information respecting it will
much obligc ISAAC n. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

NEW MEDICINES.
UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. at the Drug
u store of NORWOOD TILDON, d fresh supply
consisting, in part, Of the following;
3 doz. Balm of Thousand Flowers:
Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger:
Roan's Tonic Mixture;
Osgood's India Cholagogue;
Railways Ready Relief:
Regulators;
Rcsolvcnt
Hooland's German Bittcrs;
Reddin's Russia Salvc:
Rushtons Cod Liver Oil;
> . Billings Astrngent Syrup;
] Gross Barry's Tricophefos:
] Lyons kathag0n:
] Winens Canadian Vcrmifure:
B, A. Fahncstock's Vcrmfuec
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
PARISH TAX SPECIFICATION.

TN ACCORDANCE with an act of the Legislature,
approved April, lS47, requiring the Police jury of
each and every parish OF the State of Louisiana be-
fore leyying and deciding on the amount of Taxes
to be assessed in their respective parishes for the cur
rent year, they shall to be made out an csti-
mate exhibiting the various items of expenditures re-
quired for said parishes respective
Therefore, the Police Jury in and for the Parish of
East feclana La, at its session commencing and
ending on the first Monday in September, A.D 1858,
proceed to make ont estimate exhibiting the va
rous items of expenditures for this parish for the cur
rent year, to witt
|. For the purpose of paying the Juries SUM-
moned to attend the District Court $4,000 90
2. For the mainainance of paupers, 1000 90
). Repairs and erection of Bridges. . 1000 90
4. Repairs and preservation of the public
property in Clinton; ;.......,,..... 800 90
3. Current expenses Of the Police Jury to
wit: salary of members, clerk police
officers, and printer, ........,,...... $50 90
b. Payment OF auditor and treasurer. ...,.. 800 90
I. incidental or contingent expenses. ..... $500 90
g. Deiraylng expenses OF elections, 250 90
.. Ruryng poor and INDECENT persons who
leave nothing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, so 90
$l0,l50 90
Amounting to ten thousand one hundred and fifty
dollars.
ATTEST: WM NJ JORDAN,
President of the Police Jury.
b. j. DELoNy, Clerk. sept IL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

D;s~ Morp'y, the American chess player, was beat
en- by llarwllz in their first trial, after three hours
play, in Paris.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

TCnE SPLENDID STEAMER. GOLDEN AGE. w.
! ncConbs, Master, lin the place Of sf1aaes.a a
the BELLA DoNNA) will commence her 5g,v;,s;SfS
regular business for the season. maxim, -
the first trip on Saturday, the 18th Of August, 1855
and every succeeding Saturday evening, will leaya
New orleans for DonaldsonyilIc, Bayou Goula. pla
qnemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Waterloo Bay
gu sara folnte Coupe". Morganza, Tunica. Williams
port. Red River Landing. Fort Adams. and ali inter
mediate landings. Returning, will leave Bayou Sa
ra, every Wednesday the arrival of the Cars from
Woodville. touching at Port Hudson and all inter.
mediate places.
Go"Partcular attention paid to the receiving ana
landing of passengers and way freight, al all hours
Of the Gag and night ono7
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE.
MIII.;s pIrIJ DINr

F.. w A l. X T., r.,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Madicinos
chemicals paints, oils, dycstulIs pcrrumerv. class
ware, dye-woods, painters articles varnishes win
dow-glass. line soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes
seeds Of all kinds, surgical and dental instruments
trusscs and supporters of all kinds spices. snu0s
manufactured tobacco superior inks.
NN-Fme Vines and Braades for Msdica, PURPOSES s5s
fancy articles, &c, &c, &c. All the popular med
icincs Of the day for sale at proprietors' priccs
oler goods equally as low as they can be obtain
cd IRON any establishment in this section warranted
to be fresh pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filed, and sat
ls'actlon guaranteed without regard to price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALL HOURS.
Clinton, La. Feb. q 1853.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
w Of our Friends, Customers. and the Trading
Community generally to the change we have lust
made In our commercial firm and business arrange.
mcnts.
1st. The business heretofore carried on under the
firm and style of A. LEVI, BLOOM. & Co.. will
hereafter be conducted under the style Of BLOOM
KAHN, Co., and composed Of the same nlemberc
as the old firm.
I'd. A. LEVI has taken one half Of his interes,
out OF the business which reduces the funds of the
concern.
3d. II therefore becomes imperative on us to settle
up our business and to effect this we are compelled
to ask aud exact prompt settlement and payment
OF all outstanding debts contracted prior TO Jan ISL
1855 This is the only means by which to keep up
our large assortment Of goods and grant in future
our usual accommodations to purchasers.
dlh. We design that the Stock kept in future shall
equal. il not surpass, in variety qlauty aud ouali-
ty, what the house has yet been able to display.
9th. The larger portion Of our SPRING AND SUM
Ml.R STOCK has been ordered from New York and
Will be completed in New Orleans, and sold at the
old stand on the very best terms.
lfs- AGAIN, AND. AGAIN, ~ysN
AS matter OF Interest TO both parties we press the
necessity of prompt arrangement cf all debts due us
We are forced to pay ours.
BLOOM, KAHN & Co,
REPRESENTING:
$, Bloom, A. LEVI, S. KAHN, S. ADLER.
Clinton, La, February 1858
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
JUDGEMENT.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA / Seventh District
PARISH or EAST fEIICIANh Court
Jane Dennis, wife,

Stephen Roark. husband
'NUlS CAUSE COMING ON FOR TRIAL, accord
ing 10 previous assignment and the law, and tn,
evidence bel considered by thereof it is or
dnred nalndgcd and dccrced. by the Court that the
piaintil, Jane H. Dennis wife aud her husband. ste
phen Roark, be separate in property. That She re
ceive the following slaves TO witt woman America
man Pompey. aud woman Aggy, claimed in her pc
lioh as her separate property and that she have The
Tree administration of her separate estate and that
she have her writ Of possession for said negroes and
costs OF suit.
CYRUS RATLIFF,
Judge of the Seventh Judicial District.
August 10th, 1853
A true copy. Sept. l3, 1853
Is ii. SklPWITII Dy Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
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FACTURERS, q FARMERS.

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FACTURERS, q FARMERS.
PROSPECTUS OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
FOURTEENTH YEAR.
NBis WORK DIFFERS MATERIALLY FROM
J. other publications. bcingan illustrated periodical
devoted to the promnl CATION Of information relating
to the various Mechanical and Chemical Arts. Manu-
iacures Agriculture, Patents, Inventions Engineer.
ing, Mill Work, and all interests which the light OF
Practical Science is calculated to advance.
Every number OF the Scientific American contains
eight pages of reading matter abundantly illustrated
with rom five TO eight engravings al of which are
expressly engraved for this publication
'All the most valuable patented discoveries are de
neaed and described in its issues so that rs respecs
inventions, II may Justly be regarded as an IlQsfar9
Rpertory, whore the inventor may learn what has been
done before him in the same field which he is eXplol-
ing, and wherein he may bring to thcworld knowledge
OF his own achievements.
Reports of American patents granted are also pub
lised every week. including official copies of al the
Patent Claims. These Patent Claims are furnished
from the Patent Office Records expressly for this pa
per, and published in the Scientific American in atl
rance Of all Other publications.
Mechanics. Inventors Engineers Chemists Mann
facturers, Agncuuriss, and people in every proes-
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ONE Dollar for six months
CLUB RATES,
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| Fifteen copies Tor Twelve Months, ,......S22
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &c.
'NllE UNDERSIGNED, under renewed obligations
to his friends and the public in general, for their
liberal patronage, begs leave to state that he has lust
received large addition to his usual stock of
Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Dyc-stun4.
Wines, and other Spirits
For Medical purposes only,)
Books. Stationery, Pcrumcry,
Patent Medicines, Fancy Articles &C.. &c
Being permanently located, he will always endeay-
or to br ready to attend all cabs of his customers.
day and night His stock Is, and always will be- com.
pctc in every thing in his line of business and terms
AS low as can be had in the southern market.
april 5 NORWOOD TILDON.