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MODERN BEAUX.


In the good old days that we read Of,
The young men were honest and true,
Were civil and kind and sober
And seldom or never got blue.
They went 10 their beds 100 good season,
We're never out late at night
And then they got up IN the morning
About as soon as twas light
But now thcyare changed for the "ir0fser,"
And this YOU will easily see
And admit, OF III forfeit a copper,
II you'll listen a minute TO nc;
For they frolio and spend an their money,
They smoke, they chew and they swear,
And DO many worse things ! might tel you,
And could and would If dare.
While their fathers arc toiling and sweating,
They're idling their hours away,
Or with fast-tfottiug pony ami sulky,
At the races are seen day by day.
With the air of a sporting character.
Away round the circle they run,
At the ra,c u mile in 2 80,
Like bullets shot out 81 % gun.
They spend lhdr DAYS at tie tavern,
Go home by the light " the moon,
And then they get mp loo the morning
Some time in the afternoon,
With eyes both sunkcn and blood shot,
And faces as long as YOUR arm;
Aud they look very much like pussy
that's lost its adeciiouate "marm."
Then these boys OF the DAYS so modern,
The ladies' hearts cnsuarc-
Perhaps you quay know how they do it,
Our that's neither here nor thcrel;
They marry-thc days hy over
Ere the honey moon ceases 90 shine
The husbands no longer lover
He's back 90 his cards and IBIS vine
I've seen, and too often, with sorrow,
g. 3D. .af. & I'd.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

run THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
ton, and for the relief of COnsumptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
lcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparentto escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred dement's
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
dueed cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
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lluttru.
NE REsroREp wANpERER.

ny Mps. T.. H sfooURNGy
"a sheep wandered nom the fold. She refused to r'
turn The shepherd took her lamb. Then she followe
him" From THE GERMAN.
was a straynp sheep,
| wandered from my guide,
Along the broad and howory road,
My lambkn by my side
warning call heard
Come back to me ~ Il saidi
knew Il was the shepherds voice,
Yet turn'd away my head
Among the giddy throng,
| sportcd far and wide,
By tho green margin Of the BROOKS
My lambkin at my side
But clouds obscured the sky,
stood alone that day.
know It was the Shepherds hand
That took my lamb away.
He took it 10 His fold,
My eyes with tears dim;
Then, through the darkness and the storm
rose and followed Him.
Tho steep and narrow way,
With humhlcd heart took
I knew Il was the path lie went
The path that forsook.
SO, still IN climb and pray,
Till this short life is DER,
And Try find my folded lamb
And never wander more.
Hartford, Sepf 10Th, 1853.
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Many bereayod parents heart will mourn
fully respond to these tender and touching
lines from the Providence Daily journal -
When the baby died. we said,
With a sudden, secret dread,
Death, be mcrciful, and pass
Leave the other but alas
While we watched he waited there,
One foo, on the golden stair.
One hand reckoning at the gate,
Til the home was desolatc.
Friends say, 1T is better so,
Clothed in innocence to co.
say to the parting pain,
That your loss is but their gain.
All the parents think Of this
bit remember the Hiss
From the httio Tosc-red lips,
Ind the print Of fngcr-tips
Len u}on brokca foy
llN remind them hoir the bog
And his sister charmed the days
wa Mcfr pretty ciRso7ie rays.
Only Time can give relief
To the weary, lonesome grief
Gods sweet minister Of pain
lhon shall sing Of loss aud gain"
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HFLEMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
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HtoHLY CoNcENrRArED coMruUND FLUlI

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of the skin. pJllid Couutcnauec and Euptons on the
Face, Pain n the BACK noavness Of he Eyclid., Ere
qucn'y Black Spots Flying before the Eyes with Tenn
pora'y Snuasin ana Loss of sight Want Of Attention
Nothing more Desirable such Patients than Soil
tude and Nothing they more Dread for Fear Of Them
selves no Neposc OF Manner no tarncstness, NO Spec
u'uoni but Hurried transition nom one question to
another
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which the patient may expire VINO can say shat thrsc
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llELEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Ispreparcd directly according to the Rules Of
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PREPARED by
DIR. j. G. AVER a. co.
LOWELL, MASS.

Whol,sale by j. Nj. HENRY Waterbury. 90
!. +, Pierce and $. p hedfcld, Montpelier pf ,S'
Nichols, NJ, d., NJ $. Adams Co aud a. ~ on'' eG
Northheld, Ferry Catot aud by all dealers IN m''
! ~ nm l--n
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NJ I. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

u
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman King, Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER a GRAVL1N have just opened a new
Stock Of Groceries Nc, which they win be happy to sell
ON the most reasonable terms, comprising ..
SUGABS-all kinds; MOLASSES and SYRUP
TEAS-a kinds, best iu town COFFEE-Govcmmcnt
Java in Packets, assortment in Bags Ground in bulk
and papers; sOAPs-Comnon Bar Stoves 4 Davis
Chemical, CASTLE Toilet. Fame, and shaving, TOBAC
COAL kinds and sorts Chewing and Smoking SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS dozen kinds from
Short Skies 10 a Plantation SPlCEs-peppcr, Spice,
Ginger, Cassia Gloves, Numcas, Rai,ins, Currants,
Figs Citron; ENriACTS-Lemou aud Vanilla Sal
eretus, common and Soda Cream Tartar Rice, Mus
ard, Pepper Sauce kcchup, Olive OIL for table, Ger,
kins an kinds Pipes, Lamp Oil and Candles Butter and
Table Salts con FlSl-Salmou, Mackcrcl and Her
ring; PORK. Hnms and Lard Cheese Tubs, Wash
Tubs Wash Boards brooms, Pals, sho,cls aud Hoes
BOOTS S suOEs-common and fine Oyeralls, Green
I Jackets. Nc. LOOMS PALMER,
TERMS CASH. JOHN GtAVL1N.
Montpelier, June II, 1856. Olaf
GAIT! SALT 5000 bags Dairy Salt,
- 400 BUSH Crystal Rock do for grinding, 5000 bush
10y STORRS < FULLER
wv AFTER MEN 49,
w for sale 10y STORRS x FULLER
June 2j 1858
ny f. As TE A s.! ~ d.
L % chests New Crop Teas. % boxes Tobacco.
Receiving and for sale at the DEror STORE, by
March 10. 1855 STORRS q FULLER
/ 900 BBLS. FLOUR, just received, and
juno p. 1885, sroRRs & FULLER
~ Al Z f r S A l. L --
- Alta bargain.
/ june %, 1858. SIOltliS x FULLER
N1NEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
/ ' tity. for sale by
I Dec. !, 1856. PALMER * GHANLlN.
y, 900 cde S from New YORK. AZ 5ca@s ',
prices hy SrORBS q FULLER.
March l6, 1858.
/ ME- LIME l-Pcnniman' Burlington
II LIME, fresh from the kiln. at all times, ioT sale
by STORBS * FULLER.
june o. 1855
DALES OF WRAPPING IRVINE AND
ID WICkING, for sale by SrORBS FULLER.
Onn KEGS EAGLE NAILS, for sale
A@NBO hy STORRS < FULLER
june n, 1853
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Nj ORE TO BE MIRE L
WI THAN THE
MCHEST DLADEH EVER WORN
KINGS OR EMPERORS.

~ y Aff<t'A mann ~ T. y u IL " OltA
BY
KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT Why Beautifd Head of Hair I
Because It is the ornament God Rfasclf trorilea for
all our race Reader although the may bloom ever
brightly n the glowing cheek, the eve be ever 30
sparkling, the teeth De those Of pearls if the head is be-
yea u its covering the hair be suarled or shryccd
harsh and dy STILL II sprinklcd with gray MAJ
ture will lose more than half her charms Prof Wood
Hair Restorative used TWO OF three times A ,rrok nil,
restore ana permanently secure 10 all snch ornament
Head the following and judge The writer " the first as
Nav YORK, April 49, 1855
the obligations am under fo the entire restoration Of
my hair to rs original color about the time Of my arri
val in the United States it rapidly becoming gray
but upon the application Of your "IIair Restorative Il
soon recovered It's original hue consider your Rc.tor-
auEee very wonderful invention quite eiHcaeious
am, dear sir yours truly;
"Dr,eb ar Gwyliedy5 d.. FhALbEhd'
Welsh Newspaper office l3 Nassau st. Apr. r. IS
Fhor. o. j. W00p.-Dear Sr,-Somc month on six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative
ana gave u my wife, who concluded try it on her hair
c thinking az the time that &c would restore the pray
hair Co rs original color, but her we'll as ANY sur
prise, after few weeks ial it has perfoucd maj VIM
d'rn effect by turning al the gray hairs to dark brown
At the same time boautifing aud thckcning the hair
sironsly recommend the above Restorative 10 am pcr,op
IN want Of such change ofthcir hair.
CHARLES GARDEN.
NEW IoHE, July %, 1857.
FhoF o. j. WooD With confidence do | recon-
mend YOUR Hair restorative, being the most crar
Gus article / ever saw. Since using your Hair Rcstora-
tive N hair and whiskcrs which were almost white
gradually grown dark and now feel eoufd,n nj tbat A
'W more applications will restore them 10 their NATURAL
coof il also mas relieved me Of all dandriA and nm
Pheasant itching so common among persons who pcrspirc
puop. Woon-Abaut two years ago nv hair eon,ncn.
cea nmg oh and turning gray | was fast becoming
o'ld' ana had tred macy Remedies TO no effect COM
mcncd using your Restorative in january last A few
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(NBINET AND FURNITURE SHOP

- MIR. @. II ArHERrON
Would respectfully announce to the inhabitants Of
Waterbury and vicinity, that hc has opened shop ON
Stove Street, door south Of Leolaud & Ashley 2.
store. for the sale aud manufacture VI Furniture. My
stock consists in part of French and Common Sofas,
Secretaries, bureaus. Cane and Wood Bottom Chairs,
Stuffed and Spring Seat Chairs, Center, Card, Tepoia
and Common Tables, Corner and Side Whatnots, Cham
her Sets, Office aud Bar-room Chairs, Chitrcn's Hi1h
and Low Chairs, Bcdstcads, Cottage Jenny Lind. Com
and Punams Spring Beds liockccs. Settecs Stools
&C., Vc which will be sold low for cash. Purchasers
win do well 10 call and examine before purchasing else
where. Also rcady-ma Collins constantly on hand
and made 10 order Picture Framcs made 10 any sizc
of Gilt, Black Walnut Mahogany or Common; also
Doors Sash and Blinds which will sell the manu-
facturtr's prices flr cash. GEO. II. ATTENTION
Waterbury, MAY 10, 1865. 9:i2
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IABLE CUTLERN-A large lot Of the
L best TABLE CUTLERY jus, received 10y
Oct. ~, 1857. EMERY N FIELD.
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DIAPER HANGINGS-lO.O 900 rolls of the
4 best styles at cost by EMERY a. FIELD.
Oct. ~, 1857.
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EXCHANGED with that of the Emperor of the French.
| is full and unqualified, upon all the points and ar
ticles, contained iE the Treaty concluded on the
18th Of October, 1857, not embodied in the Addi-
| tional Article prepared by the Hawaiian Plenipo-
tentiaries and accepted by the Plenipotentiary Of
France. ad referendum and it is further understood
and agreed that the King of the Hawaiian Islands
reserves his rights of ultimate ratification upon oil
those points contained in the aforesaid proposed
| Additional Article. Honolulu, 4th Sept, 1858"
II is in this situation and in faith of this agree
ment that the undersigned Plenipotcntiaries nave
successivcly affixed their signatures and seals;
lst. To six copies of the Additional Article
agreed upon, viz two in French, two in Hawaiian.
(See documents Nos. 6. 2 and 6)
Cd. To three copies of the solution above men,
toned given by the King himself. on the 18th inst.
to the difficulties raised by the Resolution adopted
in the Privy Council on the I'd instant. (See doc
ument No. 81
Having finished this exposition, the undersigned
Plenipotentiaries proceeded to compare the three
new texts of the treaty OF 18th October, 1857,
copied by the Hawaiian Government, in French,
in Hawaiian, and in English, the latter being a
r translation, and having found them to correspond
exactly with the originals. the exchange OF the
ratifications of King Kanehameha ". tn the three
texts above mentioned, for the French text ratified
by the Emperor of the treaty of friendship. COM
merce and navigation concluded in Honolulu on
the 29th of October. 1857. between their said
Majesties, was Immediately Effected.
The undersigned Plenipotentiaries then declared
that if the 26th Article of the Treaty above mem
toned stipulated that the said Convention would
remain in force during ten y ars, counting from
the day of the exchange of rati6caiions, the 9th
Article OF the same compact, after a subsequent
discussion. decided neves theless that in conformity
with ,he 9TH Article of the Treaty concluded be-
tween d. mark and the Huwaiin Islands, on the
18th October, 1916, the Treaty. the notifications Of
which are now exchanged. shall not go into effect
u nj twelve months elapse after the date of the
said exchange: and that il is only counting from
the last term, that IS to say one year after the date
of the exchange, that the period of ten years strip
ulated for in Article 26th will commence to run.
Finally, the undersigned agreed TO fix upon to-
morrow as the day for the publication of the Treaty
of 18th October, 1857 in the official journal, the
Poiynessan.
The meeting closed at IL noon, aud the Plenipo-
t~entiarips adjourned sine die.
(Si.ned,) (Sipned,) (Signsd.)
EN- PERRIN, L. KAMEHAMEHA, R. G WILLIE.
[Seai.] (Seal] (Seal.]
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cbaudise of either of the two States, shall enjoy in
full right, in the other. the franchises. privileges
and immunities of every kind. granted u. or which
may DO hereafter granted in favor OF the most
favored nation, and this, gratuitnusly, if the con-
cession be gratuitous, or with the same compensa-
ton, If the concession he conditional.
It is specially stipulated that the postal arrange
ments concluded. in Honolulu. on the 24th OF No
vember, 1853. and which regulate the exchange
of correspondence between the Society Islands and
the hawaiian archipelago. and reciprocally. she'll
be maintained, and that the two contracting par.
ties reserve to themselves only the right of modify
ing the details thereof. in the proposition ard
measure that hereafter necrssity may point out.
ARTICLE XVI.
The present treaty shall be in force for ten years
counting from the day of the exchange of the rati-
~fcations, and if. in one year before the ex iration
of this term, neither the one nor the other of the
two contracting parties announce by an official
declaration it's intention that it shall cease to have
effect, the said treaty will remain still obligatory
during one year, and 80 EDWARDS until the expira-
ton Of the twelve months which shall follow the
official declaration in question. at whatever time
it may be made.
1t IL well understood that in case this declara.
ton come to be made by one or other Of the con-
tracing parties. the provisions of the treaty, rela-
tive to trade and navigation, and contained in the
articles 8, 9, 10, IL. II, Ii, Ia and "a, shall be
alone considered as having ceased and expired.
but that, in regard to the other articles, the said
treaty shall remain, nevertheless. perpetually OBJ
ligatory, and cannot be modified except by a Iu-
tual agreement between the two contracting par
ties.
ARTICLE XVII.
The present treaty shall be ratified. and the
notifications exchanged, at Honolulu. within the
term of ten months or sooner. if possible, and it
shall not go into effect until after twelve months
from the date of said exchange.
In faith of which the before named Plenipoten-
tiaries have signed the same and have affixed their
Seals.
Done at Honolulu this twenty.ninth day of
October, in the year of our Lord. 1857.
(Signed,) (Signrd.) (Signed,)
EN-. PERRIN. l.. kANEHAMEHA. X. &. WILLIE.
(Seal.] (SeaI. (Seai.]
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or if there are several owners. stating their num-
Der and what share each of them possesses.
2. The name. the Dimensions. the burden. and
in short all the peculiarities of the vessel which
may distinguish her AS well as establish her nation.
atty In case of any doubt in regard to that ma
tionality, that of the owner, of the captain and Of
the crew, the consuls or consular agents of either of
the two countries to which the vessel may be des-
tined shall have the right to require authentic proofs
before vising the papers on board, but this to be
without any expence to the vessel.
If experience should hereafter demonstrate that
the interests of the navigation of either of the two
contracting parties suffer ny the tenor of thepresent
article. they reserve to themselves to make therein
in common accord the notifications which may ap-
pear to them convenient.
ARTICLE XIV.
The vessels of war, the steam vessels belonging
to the State, the packet boats engaged in the pos
tai service, and the French whaling vessels, shall
have free access to the Hawaiian ports of Hama
lei, Honolulu, Lahaina, Hilo, Kawaihae. Kealake-
kua, and Koloa ; they shall have liberty to stay
there to make repairs and to refresh their crews;
they may also proceed from one port to another Of
said ports Of the Hawaiian Islands with the view
of there procuring fresh provisions.
In all the ports specified in the present article,
as we'll as in all those which may be hereafter
opened to foreign vessels. the vessels of war. steam
vessels belonging TO the State, the packet boats en-
gagged in the postal service and the French whale
ships shall be subjected to the same rules as are
or may be imposed on, and shall enjoy in all res
poets the same rights. privileges and immunities
which are or may be granted to the same Hawaiian
vessels and whaleships, or to those of the most fa-
vored nation.
ARTICLE XVI.
Consuls and vice-consuls Of each of the two coun-
tries may be established in the other, for the pro-
lection of commerce but those agents shall not
enter upon their functions without having obtain.
ed the erequdtur Of the territorial government.
The latter shall besides preserv We their right to
Determine the localities in which it may suit it to
admit consuls, il being well understood that in
thiss aspect the two governments shall not offer
respectively any restriction which, in their coun.
try, may not be common to all nations.
ARTICLE XVII.
The respective consuls and vice-consuls, 10 well
NJ I" eIeves consuls," chsncellop o. secretaries at
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ICE! ICE!
PER MOUNTAIN WAVE,

Ann TONS FRESH POND BOST0l
@OO IS patent Britannia Ice Pitcher.
5 Silver Plated Ice Pitchers,
IS chest kefrigcsators, assorted siseA
IL Upright do do do,
10 Tank do (for HoteiA)
z dozen Patent Ice Cream Irsscfs, III
10 Water Coolers.
~ Ice Cream Moulds. al
The above Ice and assortment Of sundriss caieulA
use Of Ice, are expected about the Goth Of Septemha,1
ssred for sale BY the HONOLULU ICE Gu.
ll2-tf C. n. LEVERS m
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Bed Bug Exterminatoe
Electric der.

8.
The above are sow acknowledged de
Only InfallibIe Remedies!
Terms, Cash-pAr funds IN New York
A..N No Goods cold % oommfnniou. "
WlkI "Costar's BuIlec~," with full partc-
" ulsrs. furnished on application.
70 Druggists and Dealers
In pieces where tbs Ezs.sxRfsasovs have mot "a y
Snerodsosd. 'tCostAr." makes the SpecSnt Proport~5
Ion orders for . SfnQls Dose Qor Q 6rst uA
b~sssS ~ 9ros PvSos efWA y NfeaR-
1-On all orders SSs 80 worth - OrW. . discsr4
%s.ndi or Scssiar's" Privaas Circular. ,sD~f
ed 0saSers.
XXI.
To the People.
II no Duaeiss ~ Dealer IN your piacs kept
Of the Extermir storn. , Sample Boz Of the Rat II
&C.. ExtsvmsNrsor will be . nj n you By mall. pr
on receipt Of 81, or = Sample Boz of the Electric ~
for Soc. TAe Bod BNg EzsevHsSnaeov being . liquid I'd
be cent through the mail: but I'm cas. . wkere q IL red
the Eleclyic Psscdsv will be found N CELESTIAL subuI
~.
To protect The Public seainse Spsstess and II
PWnkeous Invitations . NEW LABEL hes heen prsps4
bearing . fac sfssf's Of the Propric'or's signature;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-16
TREATY

Betreen His Majesty Kamehameha Ill.,, King Of
the Hawaiian Islands, and Her Most Gracious
Majesty V~ictoria, Queen Of Great Britain and
Ireland, Defender Of the Faith, &C.. &c.