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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-01
|MIPPING OFFICE.

MIPPIyG OFFICE.
IicE.-T HE NDE r 8 G y - ID.
= Iasi respectfully infrrm the merchants Of Homo
masters visiting this port, that they have this day
sP.rnersbip. for the purpose Of shipping foreign
1 pas, experience ami strict attention to the bust
. = abe 70 execute ali orders entrusted TO our
" mi 9Th Dispatch
- ~ aade arrangements with Mr. JoHS DAVE o
Aate fr the accommodation Of seamen- we snaii
lave whole crews on hand for shipment at the
s7r1Tsi security given for thu amount advanced to
= s1rshie Of The reef
THOMAS H PLACE,
- WILLIAM A MARKHAM,
= m q Graham K Markham, Shipping Agents.
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n e0rH OF JULY. 1sS0,>ON The
~ o.t nnenf, GRANTED TO c. O. HARkls. 1sq-,
lxIs.l fats. P6a and Fango~, on all the
y M ~ u ne Districts Of KohslA, Hamakua, Hiio'
~ 800. nA- Persons gathering the above-n.med ar
<an use, wif not be moIested, but they bare no
Tasnzfursth,s ID day Of August, lsso.
ma l. KAMEHAMEHA-
nh - ziven- that have transferred all my ngnt
~. - soeve grant To Abel Harris Co., TO gather
e4psa.. 'se-named articies, agreeab,Z .fn Ine
Iol3ml c. c. HARkS-
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, OCTOBER /, 1859
Stores, a@eIIings ano Zeal estate.

TO LET.
SlSt FOR ONE YEAR, THE tONDE FARM
80 at Makawao, for cuvating wheat &c. Apply to TH0S
-2-- w. EVERETT, Lahaina, to the undersigned
G. =. JUDD,
165-3m Attorney for D. I. Conde.
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SrARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
1ssERsIGNED HAVE THIS DAT
M - sneership e under fhs nems and sy1e of IkED-
Hscs CO., foe the puipooe q carrying ou
DRED 4 HANKS.
A4In ron SALE
- o9u * OARH, suairsiy ~ -
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HEMP sHROUDING.
q rot ~ by e. " A3z14Ah . C1<.
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To LEI,
Ia THE STORE AT THE FOOT OF KAA.
::B humanu street. recently occupied by Messrs Rson
A Hart in the wine and spirit trade. Possession given
thu lst ofOctober next For terms, apply personally to
ii. ROBINSON,
159-tf At his DIR. McKibbn's.
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GOALS = 4
ON TONS BEST ENGLISH GOALS
Z0Qy For sale By
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HOWLAND'S
AMRROTYPE GALLERY.

TIME UNDERSIGNE would call the ATTENTION Q
Il Of his Friends and the Public to his Rooms over tn
Pacc Commercial Advertiser Printing Office, (nex to tn
Post Oe) where taking Pictures which, for elegance
stve AND softness of tone, cannot be excelled.
Being receipt of New Stock, Chemicals &c he
prepared TO take Pictures all the latest improvements
mr. Pictures Glass. Paper Patent Leather, lndi
Rubber &c, warranted to give entire satisfaction
NBThe Public invited to call and examine specimens
11a-tf w. T. ROWLAND Artist
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THOMAS SPENCER,

Ship Chandler Dealer Merchandise and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu, s l. keeps constantly on hand
extensive assortment Of every description OF gois re-
auired by whaleshps and others
Shipping furnished kinds Of groceries, provisions &C.,
at the shortest lowest market prices
~ 'e' - 1O5-f
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CARPENTERING AND JOINERY.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
Public that he has taken the stand FORM
ery occupied by Johnson Carpener King street
Bethel where he intends shop and
conduct the business in all its various branches.
~ BAH orders executed with promptness and dispatch
l45-n GEO MILLER.
, 1859-03-04
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway and sansOmc streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO.

- THE PROPR1ETOR OF THIS WELL.
MI known and old established house Is still Of his old
tricks-of feeding the public St the low price Of
Six Dolan per week, aud still they come 10 paFAke Of
bis good and well furnished table; and as Nj. Kelly IL
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, be pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting At bis house
10 make the public comfortable. '.
The house centrally OcAted In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post 0ce, and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers.
The house contains number NJ single and family
rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies and alnge gen
tlemen.
There Is also attached 10 te house q READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of rele ted standard works There s alSO at the arrival
A WAGON,
which beings n the house. 10 convey passengers and
baggage. free of charge. The public are respectfully
requested 70 give the house trial. ~ .
Board, per week, 80; per day, 81; Meals so cents;
Lodging per night so n rs cents Lodging per week. 81
b 81. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Fnnsisco. Dec. %. 1857. l.H
, 1859-03-04

its manifest improvement, The grass
is better than before, and the trees have a
more thrifty look. As to the flock, they
have done better than usual This we at
tribute, in part, to changing them from pas.
ture frequently, and to the liking they have
to their orchard pasture, especially in the
hot season.
Orchards often suffer from the want Of
grazing. They get overrun with weeds and
briars, as they will not when sheep are kept
in them a portion Of the time.
When the fruit begins TO fall in any
amount, we turn Off the sheep and put on
the pigs ard calves. These remain until
the apples are about ripe; then the orchard
Is cleared entirely, uutil the fruit is cared
for. The sheep are afterwards allowed to
return, but not to eat the grass down too
closely. We would rather save good
bite over for spring-or rather save it that
the grass may be earlier and better in the
spring.-GeHssee Farmer.
The Editor cf the New England Farmer
says, that gentleman residing in Cambridge
informed him that charcoal placed around
the roots of the diseased peach stock was
serviceable. He Immediately removed the
soil from around the trunk of sickly tree
in his garden, supplied its place With char
coal, and was surprised at its sudden reno
vatiOn and subsequent rapidity of its growth,
and the tenacity with which the fruit held
on to the branches and the unusual richness
of its favor when matured.
, 1859-03-04
MisttIIantuus.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-prosrEcrrs
Volume Fourteen begins Sept. IL, 1855.

Noiume rourtcch begins Sept. IL, 1858.
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, 1859-03-04
agriculture.
Tree crowing--Root Pruning.

Tree 0rowing---Root Pruning.
In your January number, | read with
pleasure " An Englishman's views on the
tap-root." Being an ardent lover of frnits,
and considering that abundance of this, by
nature destined food for man, can only be
obtained by PrOmuIgating true principles
Of their culture, as deducted from actual ex.
perienee, submit the following, as a synop-
sis Of my investigations, in the latitude Of
Texas and California.
have found that by removing or resettng
fruit trees, that the shape of the branches of
a tree coincide v ith that of the roots.
The roots will extend in any direction,
from which they derive nOurishment
The dryer the soil, and the more permea-
be. the deeper the roots descend; hence, the
necessity Of deep tillage and its concomi-
tants.
The descending roots are not only pump
roots," but are essential in sustaining the
tree in position, against violent winds.
The deeper The roots descend in the earth,
~ le.s dc rrowth is affected by atmospheric
.h.br,e., y ~ Y
The ,ap root cannot exercise an Injurious
eject on the quality of the fruit, because if
the lower st:stum Of the earth is uncongen.
III 10 their growth, the roots will spread
horizontally, or the trees will perish.
In transplantinc trees, the 6ne fibrous
roots are invariably DESTROYED BY ayoidabIe
exposure-the main roots sustaining the tree.
Trees hear t-snsplan,ino better. the longer
sherUOts and shorter the ton; hence, " dor.
maut buds.n transplanted. make 4 finer
growth than ihOse Of a year or older from
the bud. sar7lN s15o,t
The p.actice. Of root pruning. 70 induce
fruitfulness. IS erroneous ; as il DESTROYS the
vita, parts Of the tree. Fruiuulness is in.
dncoi ~ sny device, by which the tIOw Of
SAP Is retarded in the branches, thereby in,
sreasing the length Of time il is exposed to
light, heat and electricity; the action Of
these agencies maturing the development Of
blossoms; hence q the true rationale Of
Hebig, that theaFoOls absorb the greater
mart Of their carbon from the air, and when
the roots are deprived of access to the air,
Tie trees VIII not produce either fruit or
blossOmas . Is false. s-a.s
Fruit trees are more precious in southern
climates. because the protracted growing
.. ---..... a. -. = -
, 1859-03-04
hssA WASHINGTON HOTEL, O.
"a Corner Of Main and Second streets, j.
OLYMPIA, W. I.
sILAS GALLIHER, PrOprIetor.

THE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
nection with and part Of the "Washlngton Hotel
large two story building ~ by 50 feet, by Nhch be Is
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacious, comfortable and exceenty ven
public house In Washington Territory. An idea Of bis
ability TO accommodate the public may be dgedom the
fact that the hote contains twenty-five private rooms
lexcusive Of family spartment) six Of which are large
drawiug rooms Or parlOTs.
Thankful TO the public for e liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon bis former business he feels confident be der
the snurn Of sangem with him comfortable and plea
SAINT and pains shall be spared 10 set his table as well
as any In like business Beds and bedrooms furnished TO
such as may desire them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached to this establishment which
will be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public.
share OF public patronage s respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1857 sly
, 1859-03-04

4 no edect Of pasturing sheep in orchards,
bolh On the trees and snImals, Is Of some in
terelt . thOgp who Keep sheep and have or
chasds thish'i Is desirable 70 keep in grass
r.iher thah II olhsr crops. a good turf is
% nath der % pidk and sOft apples upon,
% apeak Of no other advantage, that we
Noald NE 4, ksdp oFcilrda always in gtass,
cnnli Ne dosoProfzblys Unless the trees
are altogether TOO high, one cannot well pas
ture horses o. cows in an orchard; and II
veeoald ihsss animals DO not secure that
dota cIdan swasd desired. Sheep, too, are
aid % snrieA shs soil upon which they feed,
= veil as to improve he land BY the dss-
1Iuoiion a oonrla and noxious vegetation.
But We Win nsnllon some results Of the
practice. Soms years since IN answer to
an inquiry through an agricultural journal,
one farmer stated that he had pastured an
orchardl uIIA skssps for several years.
Whei Be lrst turned them IN, there was 50
li,,le growth ihai hscOuld not cut graf
from III, orchard. there being no recent
growth q sn1eint length and thrift to fur.
niah ..iona IN three yeaEs' time the trees
improved malefiallS. making from 4 foot
o eighteen inches Of nov wood every year.
An0 her rsported that sheep pastured in an
orchard for two OF three years made great
ImprOvsneuk h De fruit Neither spoke o.
any iniunoas eject on, the foek. issaa
Wshave pistured sheep in an old orchard
nOre.oE' la ~ tsO years past, and T.
81 y
, 1859-03-04

JOHN d. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HAS JUST RECEIVED. BY LATE ARRIVALS
IL from the East, and will continns 70 receive, q
large and varied assortment Of a..
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
C Among which are the iOIlovlnR-
OK YOkes, assorted Sizes complete;
OK Bows best Vermont make In cases Of dozen pairs;
Grndsiones, assorted szes-a large assortment;
Ok YVkee, plain; OF bow pins; or chains;
Churns Thermometer and cylinder, assorted sizes;
Steel grain and coal Scoops; hay Knives;
CroWbam, sledges, Screw wrenchea, Brushes; D.
Bay Cutiers. assorted szea; horse and Wool Cards;
Axes, Hunts and Conss Store Trucks assorted hlzes;
hay Forks :, and tine, Tultle's and other kinds;
Barley Forks. large; Manure and Straw Forks;
Hay Rakes; Barley Rakos, best quality, -.1
Seedsowers Cultvatos, with steel and cast iron teeth;
Horse Rakes revolving and steel teeth;
Farm Wagons light and heavy; Harness;
Carts and Cart Harness; names; horne Collan;
Canal BaEr0ws, best quality, In cases Of u each;
Winches for The Mines; Double Trees three horse do;
PlOwp, steel and cast iron, Of al axag and prices:
PloW Points, all kinds; Tmcs halns; Post Apgcrs;
Cheese Presses; Cheefe hoops; Well bnckota;
Grain Cradles. Grape Vine and Granta extra nnRors;
Are, Pick, sledge, Fork end Rake handles;
Corn Mllls, grain Mills; alckls; seythe Stones;
fannlng Mills, s'orted sizes; Extra Knives Boxes;
Sections &c., ior Reapers; Extra Arms for Threhe;
Roapes, M0Wora, Thfeahen, &C.. = q atliss =
JOHN d. ARTHUR,
ASSN 3 and Washngion street, near Davis.
, 1859-03-04

.DRX GOODS,
Corner Battery aud Clay streets, San Franclseo,
.HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ii 200 bales 80 inch brosn drills
100 bales 80 Inch brown sheetilgsi i
100 bolts No. 1000 Duck; @
500 bolts No.2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck; lltl.Hk
10 cases Merimac prints;
10 cases Pmgue pnntsi rfrr f1s
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases OunneRb prints;
10 cases and 4 bleached Hhirtingu; ig4q ao
70 cases 81, e. and lo-A hleaChed Shihngs;
20 cas- blue drills;
20 cases blue denima;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales !, and 4 ftlckings; M
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray nannels; i
10 bales BAllardFale white flannel; ..l.
& cases Coburgp and MeFinos;
cases wool and half Wonl pinids;
cases blue and black alpacaS;
10 cases Paclhc-new styles De LANES;
8 cases French Merinos;
1000 Bay State plaid ahAWls; ftaatn
1000 cashmere and plain wool shayls; black and col
oTed glk.; plain, figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other DnoI Goods.
.s.t.,. a..i.a- BLAHKETs.
1000 pairs white. green and blue MachnaW:
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and sBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap gIey English Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets;
600 pairs T. 10 I, II and ia white Bed BlanletS.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirts,
1000 dozen grey and white heEino Underahiits and
DraweTas tt ~
1000 Dozen MeIino and sll wool soclut
500 dozen satinot and Jean pants; y -A-
500 dozen duck and cottonnade pants;
500 dozen hickory and check shifts;
= 500 dozen calico and white dress shirts, ., 4.
500 dozen ovefalls and jumpers;
Black and hney silk cravats, neckties SIX handker-
chiefs, suspendefs, and variety Of other articles too
numerous 70 mention. For sale low nv 80 VI
JANsON, BOND q co..
99sa Cor Battery and Clay STA, San FFanclaoo.
JACKS FOR SALE !
OK JACKS AND JENNIEs Tor ualeby
20 PUGET MILL CO.,
9t.M AZ feekAlet, WI.
COARSE sALT-Ia S6Is and Cor sals b q
, 1859-03-04

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Club HoHss Gin, hope e realize large prOdts
Sctcidam Schnapps. oy aing sslllng y, ~ yallornla;
dedicated Scn6pps some are ~ = sESgSIIv nro-
hOnnt ochn1ppa, lpared az T. pass for good
de-. 6e.. AnlLiquar, except with the best
Under the ahoya ~ ~, liudgs. II yoa would be
liar tifles m iirnor safe, use only the long g.
N M clv ~ lahed renoWnod gen-
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IN vfholeSoua trarh cosliS1 ARoMATIc SonHAPPs.
M UDoLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
t8su p Beaver street.. New York.
, 1859-03-04
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other, ard every facility Is offered for th r enjoyment
They may be taken By persons IN perfect hcallh being
the m1St Luxurious Bath ever devised. 2l:4
, 1859-03-04
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In The stomach and bowels
10 which they are especially
subject, as well as In the
eholic Of grown persons
Ita jndici0us adoption IN
connection with the principal
meals, or when q sense of exs
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