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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-03

GUST. C.. NELcHERs- SO9S Hh'N1''
MELCHERS 81 CO.,
Merchants and Ship Chardiers Honou, ou'
Stone store corner Kaahumanu and Merchant sts.
Money advanced for Whalers bills on the
U. s.. and Europe io' -.
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Pianos, MelodeOns!
IAyDRE ORGANS, AND MUSIC
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
horace w AT IL IL .,

W
= AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
- the best Boston and New York amos and Neio-
m N deo1s- The largest assortment Of Music Ner-
~ - ehandze in the United States Pianos rom hse
z-zusfsc1res, Of Uariefy Of sfyie-from those
-xood cases. for s3OO To those Of the most elegant
" 1900. No house In the Union come in competi-
number variety and celebrity Of its Instruments nor
t<zelT lsw prices af which they are sold
nee Wnrers' VI odePn Improved II limos.
shsut iron frames have in their scale an improved
psE-r and cnmpass Of tone equang the grand Win
and durability of the square Piano The Press and
ensstsrs have justly pronounced them equal II not
nany other make They gua- anteed TO stand the
N s7ery climate.
R7er Waters nel0deons (tune the equal tenn
Eperior in each desirable quality. Gan al-o furnish
ktarhars and Smiths MeIodeorrs. Prices from s45 to
FtED sets q reeds $50; two banks Of keys. 500
"a bass Heioieon- $50 SITS and $780, less liberal
zach Instrument warranted to give perfect satisac-
s7srraase mooey refunded -
nsdre Organs nv stops. 500; eight stops, slsOi
~ Percussion, S22 twelve stops SO Twelve oo'
SO twelve do with percussion, $500 nfteen stops,
ssnhand Pia NOS. at great bargains, constantly in
ree trum $50 20 $40.
ss-Oue q the largest and hest Catalogues Of MUSIC
saea; all Music and Musical Works published In tne
an fr sale by this House. Also Martins eeieorated
~ " knis of Musical Instruments and husicai me,-
a ne loEest prices Music sent wherever ordered,
utalog1es sent by mail III liberal discount
rarfs, teachers, seminaries and clergymen
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TESTIMONIALS OF THE
xe Waters Pianos and MelOdeons

fzno cane 90 hand and in firsf-rate order. 1t is
aaslrnent and no mistake---tLee a Walker, fhiia.
-1~n' Pianos. writes follows. A friend OF mine
purchase Piano for her. She likes the one you
assrnhsr. 1855. Ny Piano Is becoming popular IN
= lad link can introduce one OF two more tney
- popular than any other make
NO of Waters Pianos In use In our seminary ono
'een severely tested for three years. and we can
rrh. Illinois,
g. Esq,-Dear s:r.-Havinz used one OF your
- wo years past, have found u very superior
Gray, Principal Brooklyn Highfs seminary
5an Haynes, writes a. follows. . Preston Hoiiow,N
Mr. Waters-Dcar Sir: received tne he'o
r, ~ sood orders am .eii pleased Win tne :,
10 ne tone also. Hope shall have OCCASION !"
y : 10 n0r- the present season"
.f-Aa<. s, 49, Horace Waters, Esq--Sir: The
~ 80. ne vas duly received IN good orus, ..,is.
- = ~ yoa viii accept my thanks Tor the eeIy
- Which you furnished 10, and for the vefy mono,
y,a, .leh you have fuiniied and nor tnsn ;sh
80 rcsived from you continues TO give sstisfac,
-, a. one Of the best instruments In the place
= ~ .nan-ston. Va
,sern has safely arrived Ifeel obliged to you for
RlN vccnf win do all lean sor you In these paris
- Pa. Hnek, parquesvie, g. c.
a aaiy received Is came IN excsnen. com,
k7H,,rlJ much admired by my numerous family Ac-
II s-,tsrT your prompensrs- rs---fR0bert Cooper war
N r,,e. ..t country, Pa
N - a Latham. campbeiton, Georgia
.sr. - ach obliged TO you for having sent us snen
spf 80 so, and We shall take pains 20 recommena
. H,--IM Co. Buffalo Democrat
k-r r1erz' Pianos fre known among the sery
4 - tned 70 speak Of these instruments with coz.
~ r'nal knoviedEe sf their excellent tone aHd
9Ss-IS. Y. Evangelist
~ q the mezfts of the Hoe.ce WatcrS Pianos,
1luser rsdse, ,s's, a. being Of the very best qosn'y
=. ne State Yair disSlayed greater exeellence 10
- % nan Horace Wakers' PfAnos-"-tChurcnman
r1sfT Hanos aFe buib u ne bese 40 mose
- NED material We have doubt th1f buyers
IN snaps b-tzer, af this shAn af any other house
NJ - tA1vocsf< and Journal
= - xnyshers In the country .r7(Home Journal
~ - Plsnoeo1tes are q mn rich and even tones
49, W. 4 Nuzic,l B<vfev.
viu 1.d g -. VaS<rS nare. ~ vsry best
~ 80 ~ - p5nno - - 49, u - ure.ee
ku1s~ enu11eR1 - v1nDlgn 49, - ~
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
IA William A Cooper, OF Honolulu deceased are here
by notified Of their accounts to his
Stewart Hamilton Cooper and William Green who have 90
tained Rrobate Will undersigned, their suue
and ali persons having claims against his estate ~
to present them parties for settiennenf
- JN0. Mo11a04EAY
Honolulu. August IS 1852 1oo0
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al
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Snslntss Garos.
HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY.
- A r. EVERETT, Treasurer Agent
A.. EVERETT.
"a, AOCTI oNEEH.
e9e Honoluu. Oahu, II. I.
F. COLBURN.
AUCTIoNEI
So-u haahumanu street, Honolulu, Oahu
Won HOLT & HEUCK,
General Commission Merchants HonouIu Oahu. s. l. 1o5
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT.
Commission Merchant Shipping Agent Honolulu
Oahu, III. l. IO5-tf
GODFREY RHODES,
Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Spirits Porter near
the Post Once. Honolulu is-d
GEORGE G. HOWE,
Lumber Merchant yard Of Queen and Nuuanu
the Punchard premises 1o5-f
III. HACKFELD s. co.
General Commission Agents. and Ship chander Honolulu
Oahu, :. 1. 1oSd
f. o. HALL.
Importer and Dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods Paints
general Merchandise. Of Fort and King lO5t
GEORGE CLARK,
Dealer in Dry and Fancy Goods Hotel street between Nuuanu
t'l and Naunakea streets. Honolulu s. l. IL If
JOHN THOMAS wATERHOUSE,
Importer Merchandise
Honolulu. and Lahaina. Maui. Att
MOSSMAN & son,
Bakers oOis, Nuuanu
oluiu Oahu 3 l. l27u
w. n. LADD,
Importer Dealer in HARDWARE Cutlery, MECHANICS
lulu. 105-u
JANION. GREEN & CO.,
Commission Merchants-FireP Buildings Queen street
Honolulu April 1, 1889 1oSu
j. Inwrx y. l. rsGoLs-
Accountants Collectors Brokers' Honolulu
B--compIcated accounts adjusted, and commercial
books opened and closed loo-I
A. :. & vi. s. GRINBAUM.
Importers and wholesale Fashionable Clothing Hats
Caps and Shoes and variety of 9entlemens
sssor FgInishpg a0a SSS sso corner Of fI s an'
A. HAEArs, b swAIs HAWAII
ABEL HARRIS 81 CO.,
Dealers in all Produce Honolulu, Oahu H.
Bis q Exchange Messrs- McKuer Merrill, San
RITsON g. HART,
Successors HIry Robinson, Wholesale Wine and Spirit
wright, and a the foot Of Kaahumanu street 32-tf
B.F SNOW,
Merchant Honolulu Oahu, Haw Islands
inc o and Honolulu Packets.
OF Coffee the Trconb Plantation
Sale of Croker Brothers x Cos Yellow Metal
New England Roofing Company l2Su
r wx A ALpHCH
BISHOP & CO.,
OF ~Makee's BLOCK on
Kaahumanu street, honolulu
wireceve deposits discount rstcass business paper and
attend to collecting ETC. iiz-u
w. A. ALDRICH,
Importer and General Merchandise Commission
Of Sugar. Moasse and Coffee and otner
Island Produce Agent the LGHUE PLANTATION Con
all kinds Of Island Produce solicited Orders
Merchandise promptly attended to- Ioo-u
THOMAS SPENCER,
Ship Chandler Merchandise, and Commission
Merchant Oahu 3 l. keeps constantly on mana
an extensive OF every description OF goods re-
qured By whaIeships and others.
Shipping furnished with all kinds Of groceries PROVISIONS c'
notice at the very lowest market prices
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CA III. F. POOR,
rxrpoRrFRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HONOLULU, OAHU, SANDWICH ISLANDS.
hn' r's @ ~ Philadelphia.
GEORGE r. fkAboDs, -'f' New Bedford.
ELISHA HASKELL, Esq, 80 Ros,on
Messrs. READ. dAKDSsh q S-- New York.
- WALDO, BARRY Co, O., rrancisco
ApERSErHY, CLARK Co.. So prsncisco
BApcgR < LISDgSBERGER, san
l05-d
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SHERMAN PECK cHAs. BREWER, ID
G.. BREWER & CO..
Commission and Shipping Merchants Honolulu, Oahu II.
tH REFER To
JAMES HCSNRwELL, ESQ.,,
CHARLES BREwER Esq. Dos''"'
MEssRs. MERCER Il MERRILL, c. p.
CHAs- WoLcOrr Brooks, Esq, M f''''
MEssRs. WM. PusrAu Co., uongkong.
MEssRs. PEELE, HUBBELL & Co., Manila.
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THOMAS SPENCER,

Ship Chandler General MerchaDdise, ard
Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, 3 l., keeps constantly on '
extensive assortment OF every description ci g r.
qured by whaIeships and others
Shipping with all kinds Of groceries provisions %c
AZ the shortest notice. the lowest market prices
u ''N' ~ - 105-f
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NOTICE!
TIME UNDERSIGNED IS PR REPAIRED TO
Honolulu public the following, the most
reasonable terms
CORAL STONES!
In any quantity building and other at 20 much
each rough for foundation to buildings
at so Steps and Door Window Ss
and Caps with smooth surface cut out in size to suit
Lime, Fire Weed,
Ballast for Vessels,
Hides, SheePskfns, Herss. &c.
1o7-H J. L D0WeETT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24
Vermont News.

Prof Geo. N. Boardman Of Mid,llcbury
college has resigned, from il-healih, the
proie-sionship of rhetoric and English lit
erature, which he has held for the last six
years.
L. p. Warren Of Washington county,
has raised Is calves this year from u
Cows.
II A. NJ Clark of St. Adams has sold a
span Of four year old Black Hawk mares
for $500.
Lorenzo Macomber, aged % and boy
manned Moty, aged IL, were drowned ia
LamoiIle river, in Chittenden county, while
fishing, few days since.
The dwelling of Lncius Childs OF Waits
i field, and all his furniture, clothing and
$500 in notes. were burnt on Thursday !;
partly insured.
There are in Clarendon 335 colts and
old horses, 1000 cows, 1900 oxen and
yaung cattle. GAIA sheep, and 240 swine,
valued at S7S,366.
The mountains in Addison county were
white with snow on Sunday morning June
IL, and the people up there have the con.
ISOLATION Of knowing that corn and potatoes
that were killed won't have to be h0ed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24

~ The best joke on those marauding ras-
cals-who, not without cdtos to be sure,
pull up the corn at this season--the crows,
and the hardest on ROSTERS, we record as
the original and brilliant discovery of a
gentleman just across the river, in YER
mont.
Drive two stakes in the midst Of the
field, say six feet apart. Suspend between
them an old string of bells. From the cen
ter of the string cord or strap hangs to
the ground, and is secured to the leg of a
Slusty rooster. Don't you perceive" that
every move he makes lie jingles the bells
n and that crow won't come within fifty
rods OF him? But that isn't all.--The iu-
venter makes further claim--it keeps off
the hawks. When the "machine" was first
set agoing. a few days ago, neighbor OBJ
served large hawk come from distant
wood and began his gyrations over the
corn field at great height Presently he
got his eye on that rooster and at once con-
tracted his circles and began settling omin-
onsly, with the evident intent of coming
down on him. The rooster gave his low
note Of alarm, and eyed the hawk in terror
down he comes--the rooster screams
and makes vigorous spring--lhe bells
ring out generously, and away goes the
'bifd" looking over his shoulder to see il
The rooster with his bells was after him.
N. Is. '.Infringenents upon this patent
y lwhrn o,tained) viii be prosecuted with
sthc utmost rigor Of the law Ciaremoat
"a " H. Eagle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24
Imporaantt Females.
m CdEES e VI ANS PILL

Prepared by CORNELIUS l. CflEESEMAN ~ New
York City The combination nfingredlsntsn THESE fs
their operaon certain in correcting all iTfegu
painful transformations removing ala oostruet Gus whether
from nld or otherwise headache pain In the side alpation
81 me heart whites all aeettons ny sefles
main 10 the and limbs &C. Steep men arse
bsemaps Pills invaluble az they will brihg on the
monthly period with regularity Ladies who have been dis
in the use of Pills place the utmost con-
in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they repre-
sent TO do. ,-..
c the Pills cannot be taken without producing PE
GUITAR RESULT The condition referred to Is FREEMAN
80 rss,,lt MISCARRIAGE such Is the irresistible
# the medicine to restore the sexual functions e
condition thereproduetse power ofnaturt
cannot resist it "a.
warranted purely vegetable and any thing nlu
lions Expiict directions which should be read aeconp
nv each hey price ST. Sent bs mailon enclosing 81 70 tt
General agent by druggist in every town ~ tht
united states r. d. Hutchings General Agent for tne
limited states 1855 chambeFsSt, New 1ors 70 Mhhih a.
Nh lessle orders should be addressed For sale Nhona
nd Retail by o. T. WOODS. Bellows FasNt so-oi-iS
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AcclprNr-Mr Leonard pennimnn |

AcclDENT.-Mr. Leonard Penniman,
who drives the butchers cart of Hastings
4 Wright, met with an accident on Tues
day last, on the Pope hill in Fairbanks
Village, which came near being quite seri-
Gus. While he was engaged in charging
some meat just sold his horse was started
by the noises of some small children, and
before he could gather up the ,eins, the
horse was tearing down the-steep hill at a
fearful rate. Mr.. Penniman was thrown
violently out against the fence, and the
horse. cart and its contents were all knock
ed into pi," as the printers say. The driver
was badly bruised and cut up about the
head, but we learn that his injuries are not
SO serious as at first anticipated Caledo-
aian.
The lightning struck light of glass in
Policeman Poulter's house, Milwaukee, the
other night, cutting out circle but two in
ches in diameter, as smoothly as If by a
diamond, and doing no other damage.
Col. Daniel Needham of Hartford, is to
deliver the address before the Franklin
county agricultural society on the 2lst of
September.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24
Goal fflatters.
BELLOWS FALLS. JUNE "a, 1853.
Tns ISLAND Housr.--This house, kept

The ISLAND HousE.--This house, kept
by C. r. WHITE, ESQ, is one of the finest
Summer resorts in New England, and tray
elers who stop there speak of it in the high
est terms. A correspondent Of the Boston
Post who has recently been stopping there
says: "the building itself is the perfection
&of commodiousness and taste, while the
grounds, the fountains, and the drives in
the immediate neghborhood are finer than
most Of the fashionable watering places"
Il is most excellenty kept hotel and well
deserves the high reputation it enjoys.
Pop goes the weasel Whtcomb is get
ting poetic. See his advertisement.
Amadon has got the most splendid lot of
jewelry ever offered in this part of the
country, and he is offering it at very rea-
sonable rates. In the line of fishing tackle
and shooting irons mot the printers) he
has also first class assortment. Mr.. A.
practices with both and therefore knows
lust what is wanted.
The annual fair of the Wilmington agri.
cultua society is to 10 be held Sept. %,
and the one at Nottingham on the 4th Of
October.
MAMMOTH HEAD LETTucE.-C. r.
White, Esq, who keeps the Island House
bias sent us from his garden tile best lot Of
lettuce we have ever seen. The heads are
Is large as small eabbages and veyy tender
certainly superior to any we have before
met with, and is doubtless fair illustration
Of the nice things on the tables of the Is
land House.
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WHfTCOUB'S.
sPlease omit this verse in singing
Bellows Falls, june % 1859. 46
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS & INVENTORS.
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teal ecipes.
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BOSTON MARKET.



FLOUR The market for Flour has b. en- quite dull
Throughout the week and Of any importance
70 notice The better grades held pretty firm at pre-
yious rates but to effect prices have be
ken Common extras 81 a p; family 81 Is
80 and superior at 81 rs 50 y bb including Gene
Ohio and Michigan.
GRAIN the market for Corn has been iu during the
week, and in prizes considerable decline has taken place
The sales Of Southern eoS have been at 90 Sc with
sales Of good 92e, but held a3c. quite
duh, aud the tendency " prices downward Sales Of
Northern aud Canada at 5Sc ln rye the have been
sna 81 p bush. White beans -elii $50 a ST
for common 81 ~ q % for pod, and 81 As q is
for pea and marrow.
RUrLEt AND CHEESE. Batter il 10 moderate demand
% Ii @ iNe for good Vermont and New YORK da-
vS and 10 q l5c for Cool cheese and
Id demand bu il Plenty and dull The have
beeu Al 61 SIC D. b, for poor 10 good
PROVISIONS. No movement OF any Importance in Pork
the past Beef is in moderate demand bat p
main quite steady with Of Eastern and Western
and extra prices angling from at Sll l6 p bbi.
cash Lard has been dull and the sales moderate ls a
1919 in bbis and erce aud at l2 g lSicin kegs Smoked
Hams are selling at II q III y d,
WOOL. The transactions in Wool the past week have
been 10000 lbs fleece and pulled AZ steady prices The adj
vices from the country continue report very high prices,
and the moderate, manufacturers only.
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DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, June l4th Mr. CHARLES II cUNE, aged
IS ,.,,,,,,,,.,
In Dummerston, June 18th, Mr. lTHAMAR CHAMBER
LAIN AIRED "A lie was Inferred Masonic honors.
In DufnmerStot May 18th, Mrs. LUCINDA AfRlDGE
wife of Daniel Atrilge. aged 81 years.
In Wslpole n II May q, Mrs. SALLY ANGiEk, WHO"
of Elisha Angler. age 81 years, months.
In Indianapolis Nav %, CARLETON TitAfER, aged %
formerly Of Aestmofeltnd
Ia Westminster, june L. OLIVER SAWYER aged s.,
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, June -
At market So Cattle about 100 REEVES and ls0 Stores,
consisting Working Oxen Mich Cows, and two and
Prfrs IT Market Beef-Extra IS ea q 75 FIRST quality
s. 81 a rs second quality So 50 q 10 third quality,
50 20 oranrIy 81 co.
Working 0xen-sT5, 40 "a $50.
Cows and GatEes-S-5 3D. IS a $50
Yrariiugs two years old S23 g p three years
old p d 50
Veal Uaves-Si G n ST.
sheep ami lambs-I65J at market prices-Extra and
eeetinrs "A so q IS, from 81 y IL in lots 81 Td
"a - 80. Spring Lambs from So 90 q 90.
swine-f00 a market
Hides r Sic Taow 3 lie U ID
PgIfs 81 %3 sosI 81 each. Ualfskns u q lSc p rs.
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MARRIAGES

In Springfield Is BY Rev. Mr., Hesetine, Mr. kos-
TER sWIFr and Miss FRANCES NOBLE, both Of y
In Townshend. June 18TH bY Rev q y. smith, Mr. A.
W RICE Of West Dover, and Miss AUGUSTA a. BALDWIN
Of Wardshoro. =
In West fownshend June sth, by Rev Mr. Arnold, Mr.,
OLIVER WILKINSON and Mrs. NJ. A. BoNTELLE, ooth o.
Townshend =.
IN Jamaica. May 81, by Rev Mr.. Owen, Mr.. JOSEPH n
COREY aud Miss. SARAH N. LANDhAN, Of jamaica
In Jamaica June u by Rev Mr., pietee, Mr. BYRON q
RABBIT, Of Londonderry, and Miss CYNTHIA P LAND
MAN, Of Jamaea
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Latest News.

There has been two other arrivals from
Europe, which give but few additional de-
ills of the battle of Magenta, beyond con.
firming the success of the Allies against
Austria. Milan was occupied by the
French and Sardinians. Gen. Conrobert
was not wounded as first reported. Anoth,
er great battle is expected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24

BAD SPELL OF SIoKNEss.-The Boston
Medical journal publishes the following
bona ride letter TO physician in that city;
II have noise and blowing in my right
ere AMI in my left there is cracking and
it beats as If there was some thing flying in
it and when ley down it is always worse.
| have apain in the oapen Of my head and
it come down in to my left eye and brow
and some times it is like the birds shining
(siugiag) but that don't last long some times
cant sleep 10 it is (t Isl mere day and a
beating at my heart and the desperation
will poer of me as cold as waiter and a
creeping over all my face as if there was
something on III
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24

neutrality-suspicious. of the
performs its functions we'll,
fully developed The stoni-
pendent ON the healthy ae-
proper performance of its
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers III eonse-
Liyer-haying ceased to do
of that organ, one of tile
study, in a practice 0
find some remedy wheref
many arrangements ~
ldy is at astfound any per-
Complaint, in any of its
tile andconvietion ascertain,
morbid or bad matter from
tneir place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
blood. giving tone and
ehinery .remoyingthecaust
radiea ! cure
ed and, what's better. pre-.
use of the liverInvigorater
utfieient to relieve the
food from rising and sour.
. firing prevent IS Night
!, niget, loosens the bowel
: ness.
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