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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-21
advertisements
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
lust Received.


GLUE, BR BRICK, ASS,D NAILS
u Hunts handled axes. charcoal irons, wrought spikes,
Axe handles, row locks, whalers' spades,
Buck shot, chisel handles, knife cleaners,
Safety fuse, bead and moulding planes,
Carpet hammers, blind hinges, wrought nails,
Seine Irvine. Uford's study lamps, fish and chalk lines.
Gun nipples, superior needles, shot belts,
Plated castors, plated forks and spoons, II
Plated dessert knives. wire rat traps, horse rasps,
Pencil sharpeners. shinging hatchets, copper lacks,
Spirit levels, tea trays, horse brushes, and cards,
ONbows and OK yokes, corn shelters, grain cradles,
House paper, assorted, pod and center bits,
Enameled duck for carriage tops, new saddles,
Finished grindstones, grindstone fixtures,
Lead pipe, !, 4. II, II. and 2 inches,
Douglas pumps, Nos. l, 2, 9, 4, 8. 9, guarded lanterns,
Brass screw rings, nest trunks. nail rods,
Glazed sash, sx1O. l0x12, 1Ox14,
Doors and blinds, I, l inch and Il inch hose,
Hair cloth, curled hair, feather pillows,
Looking glasses, bush and grass scythes,
Heavy log chains, cast steel picks,
Iron braces, bags shot, scotia and bead planes,
Pick handles, jack ard smoothing planes,
Try and steel squares, hand screws, assorted,
Scythe stones and rifles, sash fasts, ciout nails,
britannia tea and coffee pots, bake Kettles,
Drawing knives, Gillot's pens, 30S, 4o4,
Curtain rings, powder TASKS. ivory handled knives,
Black bowed scissors, axe hatchets, boys axes,
Porcelain picture knobs, razor strops and razors,
Zinc washboards. wheelbarrows, hay cutters,
Timed spurs, harness leather,
Harness, Japan, brass and silver mounted,
Britannia lamps, shovels and tongs,
Extra handles for Eagle pillow No.2,
Flat Swede's iron, assorted,
4 inch and 9l6, 1 square, Swede's iron,
J. /, ! inch round iron, nests buckets and boxes,
SINCE and double bedsteads.
Dry Goods, &c.
Extra skirts, rattans, Scotch diapers and napkins,
Printed jaconet mushns. fast colors,
Turkey red prints, small figure,
Fine prints, white ground,
Curtain cord, paper, cambria,
Ladies' and gents l.. c. handkerchief,
Child's and misses white hose,
Al, ga, ga and Ia sheeting,
Brown drilling, brown cottons, ticking, etc.,
Ind a great variety of Goods, in store and to arrive, for sale by
ll3If L. q. HAIL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-21
Ex .sYoung Creek,

$50 16, IL and is feet oars;
80 bales cotton duck, Nos 2, 8, AS, 8, 7,s,a
% kegs assorted nails;
40 TBS Prussian blue paint;
10 fbs chrome yellow do;
SO TBS chrome green do;
10 TBS vernilliOn;
10 TBS French blue;
co charcoal irons;
No. 4 stoves" Roger WiIliams;"
5 bales hops;
2 cases hops, l ID papers;
100 bbls extra prime pork;
200 bbls Galego -four;
IL 900 TBS pilot bread;
$4,000 TBS navy bread;
100 tins assorted crackers;
20 half bbls new Goshen butter;
25 half bbls new apples;
16 small cheeses, in tins;
100 whole boxes raisins;
200 half do do;
100 boxes s. W. soap;
g casks Zante currants;
25 kits No. l mackerel;
8 cases GO fbs) bags table salt;
Is cases Dixon's half fb tobacco;
so boxes champagne cider;
so boxes porter pints-1O0 doz;
10 bills old Bourbon whisky;
10 10-gallon kegs prime Bourbon whisky
20 6-gallon kegs do do do;
80 2-gaIlon kegs superior and extra whisky;
10 octaves "Rivierre" brandy;
10 do "Pinet Castillon & Coz brandy;
5 quarter casks duff Gordon pale sherry;
25 bales gunny bags;
~ doz grey flannel shirts;
Q doz scarlet do do;
4 dOZ blue do do;
80 doz denim pants;
80 dog denim frocks:
1s ssIs Am sa snss.inss--4 browns
10 bales Otis denims;
Z bales Cords drills-44 brown;
case Lancaster stripes;
case Anchor do;
5 half bbls hide poison.
os-a . '''e % '''''e' . "'s''' 't'" ). e. spALD1Na.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-21
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

INV OVD NEW UOOUS
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
from Boston, by the YOUNG GREEK, an addition to his
large and desirable stock of
Hardware and Cutlery!
COMPRISING the following articles Folding harrows, cast stee
d handled garden spades, long handled do, cast steel shovels
garden shears, bush hooks, steel sledge hammers, charcoal irons
iron rakes.
Cutlery.
A large assortment of pocket knives, cocoa handle knives, Ste
II inches; knives and forks
Tools, SC.
Cross-cut saws, wood saws with frames complete, bhcksmith's
screw plates, dowelling bits, gouges, plumbs and levels, black
smiths yises, wooden bench screws, bodkins, scratch avis
cooper,s chisels, grinistones of assorted weights, anvil and plane
handles, brass divilers and compasses, lockwood rules, coppering
punches, box chisels, mailets, files and rasps of superior quality
bench hatchets-
Cords and Twines.
Hemp and Manila cords and lines, cotton do, seine Irvine, cot
ton and linen wrapping twines, fish lines, all sizes and qualities.
Builders ~rdw
Fine lath nails, Heavy I hinges,
Pressed nails, Square bolts,
Wrought nails, Picture knobs,
Cut tacks, Improved gate hinges,
Improved blind butts, Window springs,
Store door locks, Upright rim locks,
Wardrobe hooks, Door latches,
Brass hooks, Night latches, 2 to @ keys,
Brass hinges. Brass and iron padlocks.
Sundries.
Colts revovers, extra nipples for Colts revolvers, India rub
Der curry combs, large and small paint brushes, powder TASKS,
measuring tapes, bottlng wire, halter and trace chains, emery,
cloth and paper; roller buckl s, breeching rings, rat traps, alba
tn spoons, charcoal furnaces, gridirons, washboards, bed screws,
wrapping paper, petticoat lamps, timed spurs, waffle irons, etc.
u9-6t W. N. LADD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-21
SHIRTS! SHIRTS !

The business of the above will be carried on as usual solely by
wYMAN STILES.
Kawaihae, August IA, 1855. Holm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-21

New Goods ey "Candace."
ElOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED:
Ladies' Lisle thread lace stockings,
Do do do plain stockings,
Do cotton stockings,
Linen tapes, white linen braids, piping cord,
Worsted braids, Coates sewing cotton,
Misses broad leaf Leghon hats,
Do do do Tuscan do, trimmed,
Ladies' black silk gloves,
Large white and colored cord and tassels, for furniture,
Embroidering silks, do scissors, button hole scissors,
Linen damask table napkins, crochet cotton,
Crochet needles, with fancy ivory holders and cases,
French flowers, satin bonnet wire,
Elastic hair pins. GEO. CLARK,
T6tf Hotel street.
White Lead.
VulHE SUBSCRIBER is CONSTANTLY
Il receiving, from the manufacturers direct, the best qualities
Of fresh
.Extra.-
White lead, ground in the best boiled English oil, and is au
shorised to contract ut lower prices than the present market
rates.
Honolu lu, June 9. 1857. Soft
FLOUR
okn BRLS. BEST FLOUR
\OO daily expected per clipper ship "Syren,"
nssf omAs. BREWER, 2D.
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OF
frs his services in the adjustment Of accounts, collection Of
bills, etc. Mortgages. Leases, Bills of Sale, Agreements. and
list GEO. WILLIAMS.
SHIPS, ACCOUNTS. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

The Rev. DR.. Hsines, Of the Baptist de.
nomination immersed tao persons, on Sab.
bath morning last, At the Flowing Spring
Mill" He Afterwards delivered an esrns,,
aud eloquent sermon in the Pr,.bytsrian
Church Of this town.
The Right Rev. Bishop Meade, preached
10 the P. Z. Church Of this place, on ye,t.r.
day, and will, to day, administer the rigb,
Of Confirmation.
Interesting exercises are still in progress.
IN the Methodist Church, and pumber Of
persons have made a profession Ct religion.
whilst many others are living on
iiope--s beam Of comfort"
The Revs Norval Wilson aud Geo. v
Lseeh are untiring in their labors
ChArlestoSn is truly blessed with tho
"nsans Of grIes"-feW towns have superio,
religious privileges and advantages,
bow few, comparatively, have = "hope Of
glory"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
JUST KkBukE,


Our n0igbbors Of tho !Sp,rI give jus,
rebuk. to certain disturbers Of the Metho.
dist congregation, in the article which VIC
annex. We noticed, on Sunday night, tho
conduct Of . few noEid bs.deceA youths, who
have nero impotence and assurance than
brains, talking, laughing, splitting, sod other.
wise annoying the congregation. Nothing
but regard for the parents and friends,
prevents rs from giving their names Just
now; but Ne pledge ourselves 10 do 90,
should they hereafter Be so ipdiscrest - 70
b guilty ofsimilar sondue. They deserved
to 30 taken Gus BY the ears, which will BE-
done, il repeated. The SPIRIT says
ave regrs, TO state that some psrous with
more inpudencs than prudenos have rendered
themselves conspicuous by laughing and whi.
pairing during the services, to the annoyance
Of the congregation, the majority Of which !.
eomPoesd OF vell>behAvsd aud ORDERLY people.
These indiV,duAis would cosfer favor upon
the members Of The church If they would ab>
scot themselves entirely. There are tho.e too,
~ho 10 violation Of good manners, are die
posed to disregard . notice which i. promi.
neniIy posted 10 the vsstibuls, in relAiion 10
tse use OF tobacco 10 the church. We hope
Tor deceDcy's sske that this notice will here.
after be observed"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
SEED WHEAT.

We Lave been kindly remembered BY
Jo'trH HoLT, Esq Com missioner Of Patents,
with sfsw sacks Whest-oue called the North
Carolina Improved White whest--snd
the other the Tuscan Wheat. Ofths North
Csrolina wheat, the Commissioners says
The plan determined upon for the cult.
vatiou Of this wheat 10 to SOW Il in drills,
nine or ten inches apart, on good soil proper
ly prepared and at . considerable distapcs
from other wheat fields. 10 reporting, the
periods Of sowing and harvesting must be
statsd the effects Of the weather, insects.
or rust, If any, upon the crop the quantity
raised TO given space Of ground, and tbs
weight per bushel"
The Tuscan wheat is very productive, aud
has not been known to rust for nineteen
years
Col. }. o. johnson, Of Edeutou, North
Carolina, speaking Of the North CsroliD.
wheat says
this wheat I have been sowing for eight
o. ten years. IL was very much improved
BY picking aud selecting eli the large white
grains A busLel and peek vas Obtained by
this process, and from that thirty ave bush
els we're gathered / sOusd the yield which
furnished me With twenty-five bushels to Oh.
acre. IL ripens generally about the 25tb Of
June Ii Weighs So pounds to The bushsl. y
To any Of our farmers Who will pledge
themselves to SOW this wheat, aud then fur.
nish Us With the result, &C.. We will hand
over our sacks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
THE TARIFF DRMoC RACY or PENN
SfLSANIA,

The whole Democratic party Of Penn,yl.
Vania, LseompiOn aud Anti Lecom ptop
seem to be coming out 10 favor Of . pro,es.
tive tariff. Ats large Democrats N ss,ipg
in the large Democratic county Of Berks the
other day, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That We are unqualikedly in
favor Of the repeal or modification of tho
Tariff Of 1857, and earnestly desire that
adequate protection shall be secured 10 the
great Industrial interests Of our State and
country"
There it is. While the Virgins aud
South Carolina Democracy are preaching
the doctrine Of Free Trade, their Penpsyl.
vAniA allies" are clsmOrous for protection
to their manufactures And 70. the party
10 unit, upon ell questions, in ell portions
OF the country What . bypOcri,ic.l.
sSindling, dsts',ibls thing is modern De.
moerAcy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
IACoaaGCF ASSERTION.

The Fse< Pres 10 its last issue asserts
vi,h - uSch essf1sree ~ IL the editor had
tie Poll bssk b<fJss hin, The. Nr PArrK-
srx cast his vots for GIs. W. SrsxEns in
1851 We ls.rs frOn very good authority
tkas this 10 sOs uas and II ths fset Wa of
ss&-S<st i8portSsee % BE- the sabjcet Of .
positive nverD<at BY the editor, be shoald
~ leass have Iaf0rned himself better before
ks made the ststsneat, AID drew his infer
sross frs1 it-SPtyn
Oar staisDsEt v.s made upon What ire
eor-i3sred reliable Dsnoers;ic au,hority-
s,3 ne are ret eouSiEeed BY the above mar
vsIiszs EihsTslity of the Editor Of the Sgirii.
tkat Ais sssAority Is more worthy OF belief
And, sitSosgh se made cur statement With
. degree o: esufisree ue sssure cur neigh
bor, tAai, notwithstanding the Pei Book for
NJ EEASSA<y's Diss,ia ~ tes learz, has ben
FsrIfefsHay ysrs ria CIpk's OyTos, We have
sss AsA % before ~ IL nay Be that the 1a..
fAvEy- of The Spirit can inform rs What has
bees.e sf ihs Missing PsIl BOok1 Is the
ssss<1sat Of the sPiris Editor made s1sa
tie s.sAs-Ey Of ths PslI Beoki Who did
Mr. r. vsts ssrI Viii tks Editor Of the
SPsrS eoss<ss 20 tell ~, ssd base It's asser-
Sion spoa tks Psll Book,
The SSs-H says-Ws lsarn that this state
meat THAT Mr.. p voted for g. W sum
WeTsI 10 net tTss- New, We AK, how does
tSs siIasr ks7u that IL = ros ps,' Has Ia .r.
aziD<d the Poll B0oEsJ We answer for
his, Ne sAPkatisAlIy. Yer he etuld lot
have sss= thai vEish uAs lot TO be seen, in
lie Clerk S&es
As vs have beea isf1rned By the same
DssssSsfsc sa,kori;y that the Poll Bo Ok Of
tAss District Il not u the Clerks efses in
Bsrksiy Ne ask Of ear s0ssus porary Of the
RsnA10.& WAts 10 sIAniss in Richmond
The As4itOI's 0zes fer the Poll, asd inform
-.
We ean assure eur readers TIA, We have
~ sisF0sitioa 20 zisrsrreseat the Rsprs.
SsstAtsvs Of tAs District. Oar sta,emsu.
Sss sass4 upoa DsHoeraiie Authority With.
Ssi err sslSsIiatsOs hat ue esnsider IL .au.I
- sAsi Il car ssigAkoF AID ws vii! u.hs
ala cSrTs~;s9s y s.iszEr skea iaf,ru,s
fr0@ sJsrss S>>,,r isfJrnei tkan our con.
Temporary q TIE SPyri, uho has not seen
tAe Pei Book u.ISss presented to HIN IL
Cka~E~ss.,~~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30

The CousiJ Couri sdjournsd on Friday
last. The contested election case Osou pied
the Cosr' from Tuesday ell the adjourn.
meat, si'hCut gsi,ios ihrouEb
Ar Ca@pbsll bad siT nsjority DO, tusn.
'J-'hrss having been tbrovs from bic poll
At former Courts lsft him in the minority.
The late CouTi have stricken Of tu,lv.
from hr AisIuitbs poll, leaving bu, cir
more 70 give The result 10 Ne. Campbell -
The ease vii Be up sgsin 81 tho Ootobsr
term
Iti'v,ry ds'iratls that the m,,t,r 5. 4,
e'ied % a. to relieve tte parties Interested
a. eel a. the county Of heavy tax
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30

'LarEsr PARn PAsHioSs The late news
shout the Paris fashions is someuhat star,
LOG Fat i the rsgs. Ladies ealtivato IL
They are devouring vast quantities u butter
mashed ross leaves and sucn like The
Empress Is quite eofpulent, shie3 aeeousts
Tor tho style. The fashion will be here be.
fore long. We hail il With Joy 4 Bsv
era Is davnibg Our girls vii s,op eating
slate pcneils and chalk. aud eommencs par
tking ILLEGALLY % rosst beef and baked
b'sns They vii rise wits tie laft r. 3
vii sHerci's They I'll try 90 The sash
tab perhaps.
Glad e. bear Of the fssbiob 90, vie gill
Be Just 10 toun, f" Vitboat aby change Of IN
editors grab
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
ID | Q d,

Departed this lie On The iaA OF Ausus I,,t ~
ms fe''dehee N Greene Cobply, Ohlo. vh,r,h.
nel L,sdtd since the year Is31 SAMUEL
NO" EL, IN the 9o'h year u his age Tn, :.
''Ased sss veil ADD most iAVorabIy Laovn ,o "A.
people Otthis comfy, having :, moved 10 Css,.,,
,ISn nom Che.isT county, Pa early a, ia
u" Nh' married twice, AAd his children bc~ las.
hr arc en having be.n The father ~ IN a.
A. hu't~od aod iathsr. he eas aaset,on.,r a.,
hhH-as ciIihen and heishbor sfaeteut sx,,gt
40 'hAtttAbe lie hiled many ru.t. Of birb r.
- ','.i.iir AID aSAys With honor " him,rl al
:. .'iN'ii'a 10 those whom u an o.i tops,rt.
1''N .sW - hts eaUJ associsiss arr Asu I.r Leo
~" 'Ls ieeo,leGiiuhs OF the pAsI. a. zoe b.,
sry have nrAt oil dePatsiH The soa o,ras
"'a' - FAfr W
u li-'sr'r'c. Berkeley ooGbtT. on nsIa..
49, gI1'raclrJ uIRr,., LUCINDA "a
pENBotScH, sred - year,
A. sPuuFH- q ParsoesEs, Carroll eounty
81 =, - b So HENRY yoaurss; es,i+ q, Re-,
"a - AH4 Mar y. SiOP,on aged - noa ID. an
30 SdhdAI last, amer short nIness M Al
s. years -s'- '"N-'
va the ls'h Instant, Mr. LLOYD LANHAM
OF 10" county aged about 80 years,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
NaTOAlLTT or EaLr.Y0sr

Col Ars-ST-s 7. SHrTr, has been roni.
hated ~ al iSisTsrjsst party 10 mas.
1es;lsg - BAiiimsrs, as easdiiate for Nav
-, a sTFssiiSoa 20 tie Hon Tnos,s
S~sNN' tie Frsssu; ireuzbest, aad uoniase
q 'sf A=srbsaa party Col skati has BEEN
Js'''cs q he pssss, vArdsa Of she Iail.
a-d Ass ssrTs4 il VAn5s, other pablo o.
s's' Saa - tos a. Cd gag ard EsatIsuau.
y CSsasrior % the BalImors asI Osio
Raj hs'd. "A'eh po.i'iya tbs people Of
bai'isoFs al silJ- HIN 70 ali On The i3,h
e os'oee' b ssst'ag ,hsir ,zsrssss for The
Hes Tksaas susun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
LEAF nv ruE wAs-s,pE,

Two gentlsusn Of our sequsintases-
travelling quietly along ,Ls road ca then way
TO . ssisAboring County neither having.
ihesshs beyond the concerns Of this life,
and s.'hsr Suffering from the ills which aesh
- heir to. consequent upou careless aud ir.
religious life espied lying 10 The road
shst appeared to them to be . treasure
money perhaps. One Of them With the 40
tv'ty Of youth and health, i'll suited to
the eomfl'in;s efrheumatism which 30 con
'tan'iy fall from his liPs-lssped FROM the
vehicle, ben, upon securing the prize
oPenipg the document, they read the fol.
losios which We re.publi.h ,ha, they may
read 1t again and again. Aud We ask IL tho
reading Of this Dialogue moved them to
give . single thought as TO tho thipgs there
IN Taught, vas 1t not . treasure more pre-.
siOus than gOli'
TOMORROW.
arsLeOUs wis nrspr
q DsteIpest 20 die - sg nov ,n,.,u,
vi.ssst a. interest," - CArtsi, and be los. Tor .y
ut ~ w.
A.No.
Iaen ..es do iniend 10 repsst1
a do Dot Ebov--p<Ihsps "tosnorrova
DO mos 'aat e To- morrow" shall not ID
A. No do not
q Do rot tAisk there are .sny no. IL bel
see sipe'-lst 10 repent to mouovp
A.or., nv soal, this 10 Q solsms thought Gst
~" - one Thou fool. this light thy soal shall
be required ofihee"
q Do IS,liev, CAri'''s .ord.. 'EIer,f ye,sre.i
, - Ghag az hlcrsJ> ge-tht
a. Then csnnOI repeat too soon. Why talk o
\ to morrowl' Who ever saw 'io-morTou -
| There - no day like to-day. Ysserdsy 10 zone
4 io-morrcv !. GoJ's-nOt mtue. And should
Be GATED ibis niE b; 10 ssst BEFORE tie eresd ,ribu
pal Of m angry God, how sad will Re nv case -
| To have my evidences TO seek when nv cause /
20 be uiet To have Christ 10 procure for my Atyo
! estr, When he will appear a. nv Judge.
! p. ). Reader. may friend sheeiiona1ly sole
u cue Little favor ct you'll IL i, that you wcul
pat this 10 yeur pocket and, a. In the presence @
Ire great snd living God, read It over lev q ht
IuS' before you Law upoa your pillow. Ren,mher
/ EEerrt nv BE- bsr. aKai. IL eaa4Ot ses tAf IA. :
| S'- Of Gs<." John ,: J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tue Pbilsdelphi. Prea.-Forscy', paper
sun secPs up = heavy firing sg,i1st the
h-m'nistration. Ii hast been scared Of
from i's purpose, as yet, by the dsDupei,-
lions and threats Of tue Presidepts organs
h''ili exhibits pluck, ss the following par
sgrsPh will show
III 10 consistent deduction from the
abandonment Of the sceep,ei doctrine Of De.
moeracy, aud the usnton breaking Of ss sol.
smn covenant a. ever Va entered into be-
tween the people aud their servants, that
the Administstiou Of the Federal Govern.
ment should be hencefor,h regarded As the
democratic party. This in the new ritual,
explained aud insisted upon by the Wash
'pgion Un,0n, aud the slaves that walk in
las shadow. Tie President and lis CaLi
net, the Administration aud il, policy these
are our new infallibiiities. To obey aud
worship these is to live; to di.obey them il.
to die. A comfortable faith and an easy
one, this. Now,ws 10 10, intend TO insipu.
ate that the Administration can make auy
mistakes. Heaven fortend! We are free
to accept its u'tsrsnees a. inspired wisdom
a. apples Of gold set 10 pictures Of sil.
YER We are ready TO behave that eli she
eight people in Washington, Presidsst .ud
Cabinet, are immaculate gods; that they
are better than ereeds, higher than eotvsn.
hon', aud more potent than pledges But
our difficulty is here: How is the Deuo.
cratic party to get on in tho event Of there
being no Democratic administration Of ID.
Federal Government Platform gone.
pledges broker, party beaten, President and
Cabinet replaced, who then shall lead aud
think for the party o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
axrx- y. noIGLGr- E>a-

Ia. VEx:-i, Ere. Press soi,,. 'he ssBs
e H.. rs-tt=sa, as ~ Iuterentent eanti-
S.is fsS 20, y-~ss. from isis District Mr..
Bsrrr. "a. t<ss t>at<n 50 cften by the
p.-s<r,.,, HAT .. ihessst his friends would
IarEy care - tsir z Hin frvsri again for
tA.i rSs-tis, - NsttA,ssrg RSTa5Isess-
VII tks R,PaIL.-Is infara Us hsv often
Mr.. F4rIxxsE vas sesstEiAte kr Coz grsss,
sd aeS<asedr IL ear nsmory serves s., he
vss ea,lsi.,< 70 is33 sgsisss Eowase
LrcAs, tzs vitk1rsv n eooss91soss Of 4
c. SsE.4 a,A Er NAILsE, being Candidates.
I. 1913 ~ s.s i. essdiists 10 opposstioa to
vs. LucAa. .sj Srf-s:si Ia ls[9 he vas
q e..lsis,s IN sFpositisa 70 kru,HD PIR.
Az. .,a de5estel Bot, IN 1851, taking
sAv..s.es of The split IN The Dsncer.sie par
q vi.k Nessrs- BEps>sra and BrRD, and
Hkrirg srsa tie Ussss bobby, BE defeated
Mr.. Belssexr Ar4t keu, sftsr finding him
ssa N . largely DeaOer.iis Di.,riet, lie
i.r,eS tai 1Ssa kis forner frisnds, aa2 from
iss<res..d zssivss of delegates from tho
H.sPsrsFury Frreire', be vas nominated
.s.er hard struggle, By tie very PARTY h.
kaA seea v,rrirg ss.ihs: al kis lie, and
that, les, .fsr Debating their champion
Brdi,gsr, vhe had stood to the party
shrssss every sasrssrsy.
Bss Mr. I. vii have ssrOss sppositisa il
Sks rsnks 81 As nes allies saA il is MGR,
sAas probable thAs he vii b compelled Il
rssirs % he SHADES Of BOydrills 10 runins;.
ovsr he v.niiies 81 political hfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
Arrival Of City Of Washisgtsa.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YoEk September % The steamer
City Of Washington, with advices to the 18th
inst arrived here thu. af,ernoou.
TIE cAbe commun cItIoEs continue but
were illcgible.
The American horse 'Pri9ress won the
great Yorkshire bsbdicup rae.
Fears were entertained At Madrid Of an
armed outbreak
Queen Victoria has declined the sprIica.
ton OF tue Canadians for member Of the
royal family TO visit that province and in.
Auguratc the Cry,tal Palace exhibition
The chess contest between Mgrphy and
HArNi,E was progressing -Four games had
been played each winning two
The statement that the Prince Of Prussia
would soon DO declared Prince Regent Is e.
;terEtad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-30
Married,

On The ~ inst. by Rev John 6srd.t,,, GRO
:, GARDNER, aud MARY hOGELIN al n
hafun'tuIk. -
=. 90 ne 10 inst hy Rev John Land.r,,, Mr.
ERtDERiCk fRANTZ and Mis-, HANNAH
FRANK, all .. Berkeley 60
On'he 18Th mat. By Re-. JsAn L.,rs, GRO
IL, FfMAN and Mas SUSAN CHAMBERS
tOih "i Berkeley Gu.
IN Warrington on the 18Th last by R,vR
MsrHre ID ID ,PTr.ii-ai Of 0rorre,o.n Cole.
a,-i'lr4 by The Rev =. ~ Rlyi. D. b url
LIN and VIRGINIA X. daughter OF Col. W y
PhHhP'. Of wa,hingioB.
=, ~ ne III ihI by Rec. J II March ISAIAH
oaHLhi ct Greene county. OHIO, anG A. -.
sALLIE c. MARCH. Of w inehe.sr.
Gu n. slh inst. by Rev. Mr.. Ru,tai..n los
W CARSON OF Missouri, aud Mis-. NARTu.
CARSON, OF FEed,tieE co 4"
On ID. 10th last. al Sandy Hook, wa.h eous
~ Nd Rev ]. Smeiuer Mr.. JACOBPOI
kaoIs HE. Md