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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-18
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B. f. SNOW.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

B. f. SNOW.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HONOLULU. H.
| WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.-
w Mosquito netting, wos white hose,
LINEN Iine ate"ss to@sling. fSsIsaasls' Rsd sasin
Genuine Fnrina Cologne-471I.
Cut gobets. Sets crockerv.
Bay State lanterns,
LoOkinggasses gilt frames Sizes tins crackers asd
Sup. OoIOnx Tea-1slb boxes.
Black ink,
Bxsmaccaroni,
Maps of the United States
slvered bits,
Solar Lnmp.-Assorted sizes.
Solar side lamps No lamp chimneys,
/, R. s;.h hose and brass hose ptpes Carpet .aeks.
Boats compasses 'o '0' as DeeI seraeas
Brands Whaling Gum. and Irons.
Browns do. do. do. Guns.
Copper pumps, copper ladies'
Fluke chain chain head straps.
! set Cutting BIccks-wh CHAIN PENDANTS, complete
Chdn can-hooks, boat anchors,
Oakum, row Jocks sai needles.
Manila and Hemp COrdage-AssoRrED SIZES
Ratiine spunyarn, seizing. tOwine.
I Cutting Fall, Blue Bunting.
Hammers,
Rasps and files. Axes, green paint,
Chisels,
Coal tar black paint composition sheahing
Cut nails assorted sizes.
Shocks and Heads,
New Bedford Casks,
Hoop Iron, COoper's Rivets.
Iron bedsteads French bedstead,
Rope halters Jue door mats,
Enameed valises, Gunny bags
SAIIS
fore top-sail, i main topsail,
mizen topsail, / fore-sai,
topgalant-sail, l topmast stay-sail
topgallant studding sail, ! main royal.
Fire crackers, spttoons,
Chain Cables. Ravens Duck.
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
Do. do. GROCERS' do.
Do. do. COUNTER do
Assorted Shelf Hardware. Bsxes Glass.
Dyer's healing embrocation
Cotton bags.
Bride leather,
Wagon harnesses
Worsted and silk coach lace.
Cases quart bottles cases pint bottles.
Composition and Felt for Fire.prOOf II Oofs.
PRESSED HOPS, ETC., ETC., etc.,
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j. G.. SPALDING

j. G.. SPALDING
Offers for Sale. just received
PER BARK g SACHEM,'' FROM BOSTON.
BALES BRO. DRILLS, 100 doz denim frocks and pants
3 II bales bro. sheengs Z cheese,
bale beached do, bales pump and rig leather,
10 cases denms, $50 kegs white lead,
3 ticks. 20 bbs rice,
2 cases bleached jeans, Isl boiled oil,
case honey-comb quilts, bales cloves,
! case striped grass cloth, bags pepper,
] white duck, 10 coils Russia bolt rope
b. and white quilting. Is casks pilot bread,
200 boxes family soap,
25 cases refined lard, Is coils spunyarn,
100 half bbls crushed sugar. cases mems clothing,
200 saddles, complete, cases charcoal irons,
25 kits No. ! mackerel, 55 cases boots and Shoes
200 boxes S. W. soap, 25 green peas.
10 half bbls hide poison,
20 alcohol Wines and Spirits.
20 spirits turpentne IL and 2S eighth casks best
43 coils Manila cordage, dark brandy,
so bbs extra mess beef, or pipes Hennessey's do,
80 half bbls prime butter, or do Martelfs do,
$50 bxs hlf do raisns and casks Riyerre
box salt 140 boxes Catawba brandy,
shocks grind SALT 20ib bags so half bbls whiskey
III kegs nails, 100 kegs do do,
25 tobacco. los doz qts r. Byass' porter,
100 bbs Haxali flour, 10 doz London cordial gin,
Is cases brandy peaches.
Honolulu March "a, 1859. li3-tf
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HOWLAND'S
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.

yuYHE UNDERSIGNED would call the ATTENTION OF
of his Friends and the Public to his Rooms over the
aPacc Commercial Printing Oce (nex to the
Post O where he taking Pictures which, for elegance of
style and sofness tone, cannot be excelled-
receipt of New Stock, Chemicals &C. ne Is
prepared TO take Pictures the latest improvements
M Pictures taken Glass. Paper Patent Leather, India
Rubber &c. and warranted to give entire satisfaction
11atf w. r.. ROWLAND Artist
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UPHOLSTERING.
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,

w. j. RAWLINS & CO.,
RE THANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS,
prepared with their present improvements, to
suppl merchants families with hard and soft Also
meats foot OIL
always ready buy trade for talow sush and
Ali kinds o kitchen grease. SS-1y
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AGENT FOR THE

HAMBURGH-BREM
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE UNDERSIGNED. Agents Of the above Com
pany, are prepared to insure risks against
about Honolulu.
For particulars apply Office.
MELcHERs co.
Homo uu, Oct IL, 1857. 6S-tf
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BlackSmithing

Tl~ THE UNDERSIGNED. HAv.
SRA ing removed his shop to the NEW ESPLAN-'G2
AZ4ADE. is prepared execute work OF all kinds
and prices to suit the times
attention be paid all kinds OF ship work and having
procured an experienced Fae recently arrived from the United
States requiring services in that line may rely upon tne
0'Isls 1sstS se''s e-e'' " ROBERT BROWN
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FOR SALE,
lust ARRIVED PER AMERICAN CLIP.
- bark SACHEM, j. Atkins, n.aster from Boston, thu
following assortment of Merchandise
Gases blue denims
Gases blea. flannel,
Bales bro cotton
Bales awning stripes, article
Bales bro drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Cases satteen blea. twill,
Bales printed carpets,
Gases ladies' gaiter lined roots
Cases mems rubber boots,
Cases boys do do,
Cases women's do do,
Gases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork,
Barrels pork,
Half bbls pork,
Or bbs pork,
Bbls beef
Bbls navy mess beef
Tierces hams
Barrels vinegar
Half bbls crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins
Gases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, 1x16, 1x17, 1tx17, 1lx17.
134-n Apply to CHAS. BREWER, ID
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r. l.. RICHARDS
~oxraNUE. THE SHIP CHAN.
KXTlkL "a COMMISSION BUSINESS IN MS = ~
in soar:s 2, ssssaSn snS trends he vim
Tasd to mees ~ nnsv Of ship Chandery and every
keep e % usually required 0y RfARDs
'GR Heoo,aa, = Apsl .. 1859. la0u :
p1uE BOARDs AND sHlnGLEss .ss
~ ~ carr CLE1R EAsTEHN - r
H(D sssd;ssa, 'lss. Z sssses ..se sS,.s,ss e
- 49, nnoGln 61gyso e.S es.S - = 0n0< G. U0Vn
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gent ior the Bremen and Dresden Board Underwriters All
average claims against the said Underwriters, occurring
or ABOUT this Kingdom, will have before him
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IL.
~ ny. ny. an old gentleman worth half million
rs, ~l aesperasely in love with his servant gin'
~ -, and was accepted but the old gentle
TIN 10 en- learning how matters stood, threaten
- 49," = berth in the Lunafic Asylum. he oe-
|tas Ied, y and finally told the girl " It couldn.
Ahr ioung Lady hears the announcement anu
- % cold pizen' and blasted hopes She
&l,..tn yer and threatens to make Rome howl
= ~. ornzs suit for breach Of promise. and 70
'as scrape, the old gentleuan pays $zooO.
- ts'ers from Frasee state that Protes-
- a. ~ Iek country is suffering renewed Persecu-
sy aands ef the Roman Catholics. Among
~ avs Pa9od which are desgned esPeeislly
&K., ~ ne Proontants. are thoes which pro-
NJ sinister bon o. edoested out of HFAoee
ss, ~ y reesiuc1 - pastor BY any q she
- 49, 1sarcha - - RFueeeanto shall NOT
~ y css nsss er.nt. q - sbfeed e segr'
= :. viii = ls.e 5|ss ~ . g liSi5sla1s
ne sn9fse II = ~ A.
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Harvey & McCIynAOnt,
PAINTERS. GLAZIERS, GILDERS AND Pa
PER HANGERS, o.
SHOPS IN UNION ANO KING STREETS. 1854

SHOPS IN UNION 4NO KING STREETS 1920
THE HONOEGLU IRON WORKS.
rTvHE UNDERSIGNED b nov prepared 70 rPeir 3
manulhesure al kib1 ~ fnaohinefy, @in 9eHnG @1Q
lsSs seazins phip forginas ard enifh work !.
CcSt hpxea, nFge baeks, anvl1 8e On hnnd ano neoe
Isos - ~ ~ qsalIsy q snh's go = ss,s
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CHAS. +. GUILLOU, NJ. ID
Surgeon United States Navy Consular Physician sick
American and general practitioner
Once and Merchant and residence
DR.. Woods Mansion Hotel
Medical and Surgical advice English French Spanish and
Italian.
Office hours from IL other hours inquire
his residence. 1-u
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b. PITMAN,
pYRoN's BAY, HILo, HAWAII,
.,,,- and Dealer in General Merchandise keeps con-
Ship Chanaier an description
saGo, 1Goss required by whalesbips and Others d an
Shipping ser;es and Salt Provisions. etc. etc. AZ the
hrest notice and upon the most rea;onaD,e %@ %@ .eIms
ss.nced for whalers Bills at the lowest ra'es-
Money ,;,;a 90 Sor storage from to 5000 barrels
bess So ardent spirits allowed to ee sold Al .n S n
- favorable lays, ETC., As u any - - 143-u
t1;Io March, 1882
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advertisements.
J. c.. SPALDING

INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE
IL public to the following memoranda of Goods at
Plowraes, to arrive comprising the cargo Ship
SIAH 3RIDLEf due in September next also invoices
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courp CrOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would IN,
So1 h;s friends and public, that he has taken and
fitted up the premises Fort street opposite " I'VE,
od,s Store as a CARPENTER SHOP and would solicit that
,,atronace heretofore literally oesto"ed An oIeis IA
,he various Of Building Plans, anu
Contfaciss A' CHARLES W. VINCENT
~ DOoRS WINDOW SASH and all other articles per
~ a. hnldng constantly hand and for sale sS-tf
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Susintss Garos.
)o-tf p ryppprr 1.,-'

New York Board OIL Underwriters.
undersigned takes leave notify Merchants Ship Masters
Se .nat ne mas been duly appointed Agent the
New York Board OF CnierSrters
iS-u ALEX j.. CARTWRIGHT
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General Commission Merchant Honolulu, oahn Money
advanced favorable for bills Of Exchange on tne
T. s. England and France oo-u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
Late Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of writ Of feri faoias
ED issued by Justice Of the Peace for
the State of Maryland in and for Mont
gomery county, aud to the Sheriff d.
rectcd, win be exposed to public sale, on
SATURDAY,. he 1lM doy Of Decem
her meet, at the Court house door in Rock
willie, at o'clock, Z. NJ, for cash only,
all the right, title, claim, and interest.
both at law and in equity, of Richard T.
Jackson, of, in, and to the following
Pieces. Parcels, or Tracts of Land, to
wit: all that Tract of Land called VIII
liam and Jamcs, and. "Additiou to the
Same" containing l5S ACRES, mora
or less
Seized and taken MS the property of
the said Richard + Jackson, at the suit
of NJ. II Lection, use of hyde Griffith,
and will be sold to satisfy the same.
WIN, w. ALLEN, Deputy,
nov l9td for NJ Fields, Late Sh'ii'.
.rs~ PoSTPoNED The sale Of the
above property is postponed TO saturday,
the sth of January, 1863, at the anme
place and hour
WILLIAM ". ALLEN, Deputy
dec lets foi II. FIELDS. Late Shtn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

handsome majority and returned again
at the election Of 1857, in consideration
of his marked ability and unsurpassed
usefulness. No man stands higher with
the present Administration and the lead
ing and liberal men of all parties here
than Joshua Vansant; and this happens
not from mere accident, but from the in
tegrity, worth and fine social qualities of
the man. | have known him we'll for
quarter of century, and can speak by
the book F"
DIR. JOHN Morris, the Postmaster of
Baltimore, and LEVI X. Bowen, the
Naval Officer of the Customs, have also
been with us, and everybody who has
formed their acquaintance greets their
arrival with enthusiasm. The Demo-
cratic party, in its palmiest days, never
could claim two more prudent and polite
members than these gentlemen. The
former, though not generally known out
side Of Baltimore until within the last
few years, was always one of the most
energetic and useful members of the De-
mocratic party to be found in that city !;
ard the latter has made mark" in
Baltimore county long to be remembered
The talent of Mr.. Bowen was always ex-
ercised with effect in that interesting
portion Of our State, but last fall year
he caused the canvass in that county TO
be conducted with an energy and skill
which captured it from the adversary,
To Meir utter surprised To him are the
Democratic party and its allies, formerly
of the Wing iaith, indebted for the re.
covery of that g former stronghold OF
Democracy" and at the coming election,
unless | am greatly deceived, lie and the
warm friends he can there rally around
him. will make another mark CRAFTY
ing and cheering to the party throughout
the State. AS Postmaster and Naval
Officer of Baltimore, Dir. John Morris
and Levi X. Bowen are popular with all
classes of tho people; and, in saying
this, am giving uttcranee to senti-
ment which will be generally endorsed.
Turning from Baltimore to this city
permit me to tender the compliments OF
the season to Mr.. GEORGE G. Patterson
formerly of Montgomery, who is now
officiating with great usefulness as a
Clerk in the General Land Office !
happen to stay at the same house with
that gentleman, and that house is the
stopping place of numbers of the sub
stantial farmers Of your county. With
all of these frequent visitors in Wash
ington, Mr.. Patterson appears to be a
decided fuvorite, and will be paying
him but poor compliment, when say
he carries about him heart calculated
to endcar him to all who form his ac-
quaintance. But having spun out this
letter long enough, you will be glad &c
hear that | have closed. TOBY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

New HoTHL.-F5r the last year or
two we have heard a great deal said IN
our village about the erection Of new
hotel, but as yet nothing has been done
TO forward the project--oxcept tolh.-
Now we are aware that Rockville needs
and eau support q good hotel, but it can
not be built and carried on by talk, and
if no one is willing to come forward and
invest a little Of the necessary stuff call
cd moacy, we may as well defer our re-
marks to some future occasion The
only plan which at present appears foasi-
ble is the building Of it by joint stock
company, AMI if some energetic man
would take hold Of it and 90 out into the
county among our wealthy farmers, per-
h5ps sufficient stock would be taken to
secure the desired object, but if this fail,
we consider the case hopeless. We hope
our public spirited remarks on this sub
iect will be duly appreciated, aud we in
tend to give our readers before long some
suggestions on the propriety Of running
daily whcelbarrow express between
this place and Tennallyiown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

Gs- On our first page, will be found
the very able and eloquent address, de-
liyercd at our last Agricultural Fair, by
ROBERT OULD, Esq, of Georgetown, d.
c. We need not ask for it perusal by
our readers, as the name and fame of the
talented speaker is a sufficient guarantee
that anything from him will be welcome.
Net being a farmer, Mr. O. does not
attempt to treat tie subject in practical
point of view, but considers it in a mo-
lal, social, and political light, and shows
with great force and beauty the power
which the science Of Agriculture has ex-
crted over the destiny Of man since the
creation. lie also paints with master
hand a glowing picture Of the proud pc
sition occupied by tie tiIlcr Of the soil,
who holds the lives aud happiness of 50
many millions in his hands, and cheers
him on in his noble work.
We should have laid this address be-
fore our readers long before this, but
have been compelled to delay on account
Of not being able TO procure a copy
We understand that the Society intend
to have it printed in pamphlet form, fol
distribution
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

ANorHER FAuuRE. - The filibuster
"emigrants," who sailed from Mobile a
short time ago in the Susan, bound for
Nicaragua, were wrecked on Glover
coral reef, sixty miles from Balize, on
the 10Th of December. The passengers
were all saved, but the vessel was a to-
tai loss. Capt Maury endeavorod to
charter another vessel to carry the passen-
gers on Gov Seymour, Of British
Honduras, regarding them only as ship
wrecked citizens Of a friendly nation,
offered every assistance, and sent them
back to Mobile in The British war-stcamcr
Basalisk, where they arrived on the %
.Gstanl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
T He SEN TIN Ell.
ROCKVILLE, Wild.
FRIDAY, ;::::JANUARY I, 1859
NEW YEAR.

We enter upon the new year with emo
tons Of gratitude for the steady support
of friends 'tricd and true" who have
stood by us during the past year, and
who still cheer us forward in our ardu-
GUS and continued labors. Ii might be a
matter Of regret that our labors have not
always been crowned with success but
We are cohsoled with the belief that we
have done our duty, that we have not
failed to condemn the wrong, or to main
tain the right as understood by us upon
all occasions and upon all subjects. We
have earnestly toilcd for the promotion
Of the interests of or county, and for
the welfare of the great country of which
we orc a part; and Notwithstanding the
clouds which for awhile hung portcntous-
ly over our land, We rejoice that the new
year opens with such fair prospects. of
peace and prosperity. The financial pres
sure is fast passing away, and our rela-
tions with the commercial nations of Ed-
rope are such as to indicate continued
profitable Intercourse. The horizon is
ciear--the great heart Of tlcnpton throbs
peacefully and regularly in its steady
onward march
We shall continue our labors with re-
nowed zeal and yigor The SENTINEL
will be found, as ever, battling against
sectariauism and sectionalisnl, as foes to
our peace and prosperity, and upholding
the constitution and the laws, which
promise equal rights aud equal privi-
leges" to all our citizens. This we hold
to be the fundamental principle Of our
republican institutions, the basis upon
which rests the fabric of our national
freedom and our future welfare. In all
political contests we shall be on the side
IF the Constitution and the Union, be-
lioving that by the preservation of the
former the pcrpetuity Of the latter can
alone be secured. Our efforts will be
steadily directed to the development Of
the resources Of our county, and the ad-
vancement Of the interests Of our citi-
zens, and we hope, by a firm adherence
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
Religious Notices.

51lS~ The Rev. Mr.. McMuRRMN, of Virginia,
will preach in the Presbyterian Church in this
place on Sunday next, 9Th inst. at Q o clock
p. NJ. The public are invited to attend.
.Es1'~ a protmctcd meeting will he held in
the NJ. Z. Church at Brookcyic, commencing
on Saturday evening, 9th inst, at O'Clock.
Services ON Sunday at II, A. NJ. Nevs, 7.
ISRAEL, Of Baltimore and DAnyEY BALL, Of
Washing ton, will preach on the occasion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
NEW YEARS NOTICE.

Z RETURN my thanks 10 my customers for
their patronage during the past year, and
at the same time take occasion TO say that
henceiorward / will adhere strictly to a cash
business-buyng for cash aud selling FOR cash
The discounts in buying Tor cash, together
with the loss by bad debts, and the cost Of
bookkeeping and collecting, would amount in
q year in my business TO some four thousand
dollars, which sum | desire 10 divide among
my customers by selling ut less prices. This
system will enable them to buy for less and
will also save Inc n deal Of trouble and work.
To most Of my customers it will make little
difference whether they buy for cash or on
time. ] am therefore determined Hereafter 10
decline every application for credit for the rca-
sons stated above.
NJ. WILLIAM,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

FoR FEMALES 1t is lamentable fact that
so large number of females are afflicted with
Irregularities, either profuse or suppressed,
which rapidly and surely undermine their
health, shorten their lives and ofttimes renders
them unfit for those duties in life for which an
all-wise Creator has formed them. This state
Of things need not exist when Dr. Whcating's
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS are SO sure to bring
relief. They are composed of materials, harm
less TO the most delicate constitution, but eff
cient in the highest degree in graduating that
train Of diseases incident to the sex, originate
ing from irregularities. They are no Nostrum
but claim for themselves virtues resulting from
the use Of those most valued remedies, prcscri-
bed by the highest medical authority, ancient
or modern. Many females give way to dcspon-
dcncv, imagining themselves in confirmed
decline. TO such we would confidently re-
commend these PILLs; believing If there is II
power in aay remedy to effect permanent
cure, that blessing win ensue from their use.
They ARE manufactured only by }. Il. Bower,
cor. I'd and Race streets, Philadelphia. None
genuine without his written signature upon
each box. Price 81 90. sept. 10.