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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
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Memories.
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Memories sunny and golden,
Thoughts Of the days agOne,
Coss 10 my heart Ike the flushing
That heraIds the coming dawn;
They, the beloved and true hearted,
Thst gladdsned the days Of yore,
Are fhronEing through MemOTy'S portals,
And sitting beside me once mOEe.
LIOly and sweet are ths echoes
Deep in my hsaEt thst dwell
They come Hike the chimes Of q silVeTy
Sound Of . far-OG beI;
Voices, the true and tender,
Strike on my listening sars-
Thsy, the beloved Of my childhood
Friends Of my ripper years.
ThsughCs Of that dear young sister.
Who passed TO the " land Of rest"
Far from the hone Of her childhood
Far in tie pTsSiSd West-
One hope mid the gloom and the darkness
6sans bright O'sI Our SOrIOwing night
We knOw our beloved Is hsssSSogth
A gIOriaed angel Ot light.
and think, sometimes, that these holy
MeDOTy- haunted bOuTs,
Are seut, like the Aw.usa OunshiAe,
To brighten the hdiHg aOweTs.
%, Whenever the mists Of this earth life
Their daFkeniRg shadows entwine,
Bow low, At the hush Of twilight,
Al nsneSy's hOliSst shrine.
Zee, thsy ss@s: the loved SAd the absent
Some % earth. and some In HeaveH;
And they meet around my aTeSide
In this eHist Asw Of even.
Like the baooa tAaG lists the rOse-leaf-
Like the Aush Of the sunsOt sky-
Gone nenoEtsS SAsTsd and holy
o. the loves thas shau Aever die.
Sunday Evening.
low calmly sinks the parting sun!
Yet twilight fingers still,
nd, bsautifal - dreams Of heaven,
II slumbeFs on the hill
aFth Slssps, with ~ hsS glOViOus thiagS,
sseaaA The HSly Spirits wings,
nd, rendering back the hues above,
rsms Esstiag in trssss Oi lOSe.
Ound yOuder rocks the forest trees
In ShsdOwy gTVuPs Teeline,
Ike saints at evening bowed In prayer
Around their holy shrine
nd tAEOugh their Issyss the night winds blow
o calm and still-theiF music low
Gems the mysterious voice Of prayer
Of echoed o. the evening air.
nd yoDdeT western throng Of cloudS,
Retiring from the sky,
o calmly move, 20 softly glow,
TAsy seem TO Raney's eye
hight eSesAuSeS Of better sphere,
ome down ct nOOa n worship here,
nd from their sacrifice Of love
70 their home above.
he blue Isles Of the golden sea,
The night arch floating high,
he eOwsyS that gaze upon the heavens,
The bright stTsams lsapinR by,
re living with ReligtOn-dsep
n earth and sea its glOries sleep,
nd mingle with the starlight rays,
Ike the soft Light Of parted days.
Ae spirit Of this holy eve
Comes through the silent air
, feeling'S hidden spring, and wakes
A gnsh Of music there
ud the fsT depths Of ether beam
passing fair, we almost dream
hat we can rise and wander through
ssiT opsn pashS Of tracklesS blue.
ach soul Is filled MithgloriOus dreams, -
Each pulse is beating wild,
nd thought 10 soaring to the shrine
OF glory undeHled!
I'd holy aspirations start
he blessed angels from the heart,
I'd bind-Ior earth's dark ties are riven-
" spiEits to the gates Of Heaven.
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A SHARP student was called up by the
worthy professor of q celebrated college,
and asked the questiOns:
"Can man see without eyes~
"Yes, sir" was the prompt reply.
How, sir, !" said the amazed professor,
"can Q man see without eyes? Pray,
sir, how do you make that out? ?"
" He can see with one, SIR" replied the
ready wittsd youth; and the whole class
shouted with delight at his triumph over
metaphysics.
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Remarkable Cure Of couumut,or.


The almost miraculous cure that has been effected
in my eaae. prompts to inpAFt 10 those 81 ny IeI
luW creatures tho may BE- suffering from Ike saIe.
ton, the source OF relief, with short des IDtlon Of
ny case Several years ago, my health began 70
tal. vas attacked BY general weakness and de.
hiliiy which reducsd me TO the mere shadow Of my
iOtmtr Sclf Al that stage sought MEDICAL assist
AnCe, and eNps nded large amounts bot Without tho
least beneficial result That fell destroyer CODsumD-
ion had already ssised upon my VitAlS. uaa daily
drAUine, eloser 10 The tomb my physciAns held out
hope Ot recovery; my strength had wasted, and
uAa In state Of almost utter prostTAtIOn. I vas in.
"rmed by my physicians that they could do nothing
Tor me except to smooth my path to the grave,
when most oFtunAtely, applied to Dr.. l. J. Csap.
hay, and am nov well and perfectly sound man.
II IL dcut for me to express the emotions Of deenep0
gratitude ] experience when realizing the lmmeesu.
Lable service I have received at the hands OF Dr.
CHapkay and feel Tsjoced that II 10 at ease N M
power to tender this feeble recognition Of his great
skill and capacity. To the a0licted woulA Say do.
not despair Tor whatever may be the nature Of your
case, am eonndent that yOa Win Aud FelIsfby sp-
plying tonT. l.. J. CRapkAy.
There 10 balm 10 Gilcad and there IL a pAyoIeiaus
ulefv."' HENRY WEaal inc II Al
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, tile 18th day
Of October, A. D. 1850. City and County OF san
francisco, In the State Of California,
tLAI R.J. rhIBAULT. Rotary YA0RS:
=. The nndeEsAaneA q peEseAaliy aeSaatnAad With
heAEy Weesllng, aa1 kAeVs that tAa elEoaaalaAeeO
rslaees e ne serege.sg eeFdsats ere tgus. Ne saV
Mengy Wessllag eassae he Ilaeas, AaA bsass VIliaN
L@csaeAaS. u>Al =. A.AoeEa1ntH.
esAsssNse ese ssssa y AsssFs n, ~ YTA cay
S0S'ss :; 0Is.ss ~ aaA 0esa0 = - HsaS-
n-O HS. Tu1BAUL9, Rsaasy RuAas,
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GREYHOUND SALOON.

F. II. HARM0Nr 0Nr....................P PROPRIETOR
Main Street, Dorsey's Block,)
9IyS PLActEviLP 3m
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"Porter, when does the nine o'clock
train leavef" asked m old lady Of an Irish
railway porter. Sixty minutes past
eight num-" was Mikes reply.
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Thankfulnoss Vhe Incentive % OraaieuA1
cuumAYR

The uaAevsigAeA AesiF00S Of oeQuaanalmg eAaep vN~
may b untaSsaAA1a eaOegA % - sAaaS1y a0AeAsA,
Whcre permaaSnl TelsS Of theig sa1sFiaes nay bS
obtained feels n h Aniy "a tins pahllry exprsse hIs
meps siWcrTs RvattsAs y d. T. J. CaA,Aay Gsr eke
PrFIAansni rsceVeFy othiS health. Bone down ~
the distressing Sy1ptoms IN eaAsns "a the vteisss
rV0etIceS otOneo0eFOllahs PAaAoa n youA; AspTesD.
ed in body aaA Mind, unAkle 70 psrioSSssven tAs
nost tTiAing duty impospd On the daily avocaaioAa
Of lte, OOaRAs the 0Avtee of mAAy PAystetAna VIE
ars. reeardsA ny dIsesss os trisine Importance
but, alaS' amer kU VeekS, and IN eevevAi In.
stances, months, 81 thsB trsasmeaI, Z leanA - NJ
uhu;leFAble horror that nseaA Of TeiteI the syme-
tome became mere alaEAtns ~ tAsis toTssrS; nnA,
-. e y r. 80 49, H' y Ssess s:ss Pssny
eonseQOeAcs, ! oespaiFOA - evvV TseaininR M
health SsFengsA And sAsrEy; and e : Iasa resSVS.
and With Sa. faint AoPe called upoa D. caAVAay,
Icine Whieh AlnOst lassaatiy rGsvsA ~ of ~ e.
PAin and dIssineas In ny hsSA. kaeeaFageA b eAls
r. csnh, rsSOvea 70 place nysea l@nsdiassly aaAaV
his eaFs and ~ saTtet eeeAts0es 70 al hAs ALeee.
ticus and advice. ny head heeAae clear, ~ Ideas
collected, the constant pain In ny haeh anA eTolas
the weAkRsos of ny lim The nevvous Teaesian of NJ
whole eOdy on the slightsss alarm or e1ciasaesI;
,russ Ana uAni u ceaAAsncs In sahers he IaeaPAh
i,y 70 study anA vaat ot FesOSsion the fRAaSs sx.
citing and 81 times pioasarAble dFsams aa nIEhe
followed By involuntary dIseAArsss, have 81 AAsap.
suited the Doctor, ~ - MIasVsFsd b = scv ne
that life Skich, - . sAoSe tine ere, ooaNsm.
plated to end BY ny OwA haaA.
With Wee 70 eaard the unIoFtsAate frOn aall.
ing into the snaFSs Of tneOaPetsas SAaeka, Aosa
my duty 10 O0es shis Iestimony 70 the nseriS anA
skin Of Or. Csapkay, and rsco@mend him % an
Who may stAad In need a medical aAVice, beine
a.snrtd ~ my own txPsrienes, that once under
his carr, radical and permanent care wIlI b< ef.
iec,ed. BE HiLl.N .NaORR
state Of California, county Of san FrancIseo'-eaA.
.crihed and sworn to before me, this lItA day Of
,Srnedl JOnx Mimi rrou. I, a No..,v p..A,t.
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Remarkable Instance Of Medical Relief.
beaou publish the eertAeates Of thrse ofth sst-
g-ssFs tsom aAe PAA9s Of aiaeaae. wha. AasIhR -.
coveted their former Aealth aud iapened By graft
tade, GAGs AhoNn IN their eases and FeneAtal srent,
and their eaieU0ents arr authenticated by Noaasy
Puhile ne ae@aaAs sf serbSty tmpeStSas1y cen.
aSnd their PeAltcty. and Ve eO@9eaA lhsig PsTuaAI
10 The AtieAtloa u an a@leteA
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p. \ J. 60 8Axp RssPA AnAsllOun, tssaaaasln.
eo.ne eesaAlA Uuso Vgovsae1vo aaa1na 9onOrSA0A
and eSpAmas 4lssasse aHa an uEsmpassS6 rS;aSaV
Ne ea veas!Sel wsgesa1gas, 0aANTsAouo ana Cancer
- v.oe.A H0o,4 els.AaFass So Vagiaa, UOsTus
easse. ~ sah Q d. T. ,. CaApkayH go, oaeFa-
nsaeo q eseyU Eeae1o@es1, OsPssila Raei8e HaIn
sasAasAle ce.N easss As hessialloa 8 apTsvsn-
Svs es..sss snan Pex. z = D. = csaPkay's.
0e9eNA1aA a.soe6aa. las1loS 4 lnS4. q poosssS =
g - peys e sAsAlealS esSheglaS o. ApAlsib
~ ~ sscs sATr.g - - s,sasss 80. g ssseaseecS g;
eSee.ea - - SszaS ~ We apPeessaeos AIsaaol1
oevaAeal D.. OlApAeVN RFopAllaetlsum. ~ b In
veS{ eeAveatens packages. end VII Be foand con-
- AllordeTS must beAAdPeSsedtO L. J. CAapkay,
MD, san Francisco, California. iyIlSm
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-08

~ pity the poor in bondage that have none to
help them; that is why am here; not to crafty
any personal annosity revenge, or vindictive spir
1t, Iii my sympathy with the oppressed and
the wronged, that are as good as you, and as
precious in the sight Of Cod"
You don't know your testament when you
see 1t.
II want you to understand that l respect the
rights of tho poorest and weakest of colored peo-
pie, oppressed by the slave power just as much as
do those of the most wealthy aud powerful"
IL wish to say, furthermore, that you had bet
ter all you people at the South, prepare yourselves
for settlement of that question, that must come
On Tor settlement sooner than you are prepared
tor it. The sooner you are prepared the better.
You may dispose of me very easily. | am nearly
disposed Of now; Lut this question is still to be
settled--this negro question, | mean th. end of
tina! is not YETI
ioresee the time when the painter will paint
that scene, no longer going to Rome for subject;
tho poet will sing it; the historian record it; and,
with the Landing Of the Pilgrims and Declaration
of independence, it will be the ornament of soroe
future national gallery when at least the present
form Of Slavery shall be no more here. We shall
then be at liberty to weep for Clptain Brown.
Then, aud not ill then we will take our revenge.
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THE ANTIS LAVERT BUGLE,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT SALEM, on1o
By the Executive Committee, of the Western Anti
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SeS-We occasionally send numbers to those who
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interested in the dissemination of Anti-Savery
uth, with the hope that they will either subscribe
themselves or use their influence to extend its
rcsl ationamong their friends
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each, and abolish stamps altogether. If, with
these amendments. a suffciency of revenue should
still be wanting. an increase of the property tax
on q low basis Of assessment, not exceeding that
Of 1859, would be acquiesced in by the people.
This latter recourse could not be followed with
the disastrous results which threaten the imposi-
ton of the high tariff. 1t is wisdom in us to
place the burden Of supporting the government
on the shoulder which can sustain it with most
ease. Ii the new tariff causes the whaling fleet
10 abandon ours for rival ports, which now stand
counting them, and are ready to pay each vessel
bonuses 10 60 there, with free pilotage, are we not
unwise To leave the burden where ii may produce
such results Let our Ministers pause, and If
they have at heart the welfare Of the islands, let
them wisely consider the present state of things.
\ step retraced now. may save many a painful
step hereafter. If, however, they care not for
our prosperity, let them 20 on in the course they
have marked out, and curse the nation with their
iron rule.
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MEMORANDA.

" schaarer yeftie Merrill reparts-Let New York Dec.
II; made the run to the equator in the Atlantic in 81 days, 70
the Cape Z 50 days Passed through the Straits, aud was
anchored there four days during a heavy gale. Crossed the
L!ne In the Pacific in long. 1923 30, on the 18th March Dur
the passage, experienced all kinds Of weather, and found the
vessel a b-aGfihii sea-boz;- The b,s; run made was zoo miles
in three Gays, an average Of about Us miles per day. March
,, in 3 ht- 3s7 log. Sic 30. spoke bark Aurora, % wss;POr;,
20 months oct, 1000 bris sperm. Saw several other uhaIers,
but did not ,p-ak them The run frou Ne- York TO Honolulu
vas nade in IL: ssiIing days
u Bark Isabella, rePorts-Lef New Zealand, January -
Spoke and heard from Canton packet, 100 bbIs- josephine.
$50 sp- rs vi The josephine bal lost her mate and boats
crsr on S=s Holland, -as bound 10 the oehotsk. Wa. c. Nye.
el~an; Jrrsh S~in, l sp- VIZ; = y. Mason, clean. Northern
Light. clean The Isabella viii cruise on kotiack and thence
North
II Captain siocun. o. ship Ibran Barker, reports the sd-
I0-ins ,hsp. spoken aOd heard frOn Dee -, OF French Rock
ship Bart GSsnoId, ClIrk, % y. b.. so sp since leaving Homo
lula Dec. 20, ship Spe~iSeH, Gibbs, Of y. H.. OF NORTH Cap>,
New ZEALAND, - 50 Jan q, 1880. OF South Cape, New Tea
Land, bark Jfreh s<fn, Earl, q y. b., one RICH; whale the sea-
ron; zSth, ship Gay Head. LSven, Of ". B., clean heard from
sane date. ship Janus. Sni:h. % " B., clean 29th, sh Unc1s,
Lrr-, Of " B 81 81. Season came date, Polar Star. Weeks. Of
sev Bedford. clean /, hard frUG, chip Vim. Thompson, ChAts,
q \. D., 40 %, season. oS Preach Rock 5lst, OF South CAPE,
Aap 4 y. Maso1. Earth, Of ". b. clean Feb ID, ship Ken
slnztn, ststson, OF b, one right whale the season
RzsOsT OF Bank wAsnsGsos ALLsros, WOODS FEB. 10,
sASee ron Stanley, falkland islands, 22i, Staten Land in
sight, saw n British Iaan-oErar s:esring NE I'D, passed
Cape Horn-sas several vessels bound TO the eastward. March
-. took the sE- trade, IN cse 3 April !, lat lee 20 8. lon,
iIo~ W. >poAc 1nAins sFk -muy, o. ~. D. Iluh -
a rruis-, % months out, with Va brls Sab. crossed the eqaztor
IN icSe W. louz. Ioa, took the y. T. trades In SOC NJ 1859
w., dad ths trades tuu ~ BY % aud N.S.E- fresh since she
IT'D, Iss y, long. 1Ae w., cave had very light winds ron
Q. daylight Of ths Sd. made O.yhee noon q the same
dAy, .sds MaGt-
vrssrls Af sr.zrsr.-whzle ship Hesper, Hamblin, s mos.
cor Iso osis, put In for repairs, and sailed Jan. 20 whaling
osfx Morning Light, Lccs, 4 mouths out. so bris, put in for
~stsr. and sailed Jan l0-bo<h TO cruise on the Coast OF Chile
As3, vsaieship Daniel Wood. Mouisoa, hou Honolulu. arrived
Feb' ID, and sailed The I2lh Tor a eruis. and home-had taken
no al since leaving Honoluiu- VIII bark Columbia, McCookbe,e
-xcfI. ns f4- brrs = IN lrrkIer sound and sxItff Ian. 90.
fAa IN p.t bark IIos~nss, Hume. frao New Yo.. hr San
gr>ue.sro rp4rfrg.
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DEPARTURES

APRIL io-Am triS Conscrt. Kingston. for Port Madison.
19-Sctr hanoi, Wilbur. for Lahains-
iS-Seh Mary, BerriIL, for kawaiha.-
I2-Sch hinOole, from KoEs AMI ports on Hawaii.
liam clipper ship Henry Brigham, Potter, for Bakers
Island.
3f-Seh LihoIiho. Kapuahi, for Hid and ports on Hawaii.
fish MARIA, NCitern, for LahSins and ports on Maui.
3-Hss VII brig Oahu. Roles, fer the Arctic.
S3-Shr Narvics. for Lshaiua-
It-An sk ship henry Enre!and, Kelly. for Ochorsk-
lam clipper ship Syrsn. Green, for New Bedford
3s-Am sh Olivia RsdheLi, for Arctic Ocsaa-
Ii-Sch NOk-iki. Wetherb-e, for kahuIui.
-f-Sch kamoi, Wilbur, for Lahzina-
1S-HIs wh bark Harmony, Kelly, for the Arctic
2S-sea Henry. M'Gr~Eor, for Lahaina and ka.aihIe-
2S-seh Excel, RagsisI-, for Kauai.
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VESSELS IN pORT-APRIL &c.

Am bark Warrington AitstSn. Ho-.ls-
An ship Chnrje. Phsfp-, Brfgu-
Har bTix H.so, yda iieii;-
Am bark brzncsE palrnrT r9fy.
Am ba-- u. t.a-la-y. s~-
Hz~- ba=z S-u.rsz. -
wIItLERS-
Al oh bzrS. InI-ra'i, ITrrc..
Am Th clip Jrrzn- Cars
Dtdsnhar< VII bars G~rmzn, L1bb.u.-
H<x vb brig Victoria. fsh-
Hsx VII brig AH:iIia- Frhlter-
law wh brig Aloha, StEyers-
Am sh parE Ionia- Ssott,. up hr San Francisco
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vessel. Expected from Foreign por,.

An bark lie, Bah, VIII lie due from Kaa2sa=a, Japan, in al
June
An missionary brgt Morning star, Brown, due from Msrque-
as in May.
Al bArz Yankee, LOyett, would leave san FEanclrco about April
2Sih-due here Nay sth TO 18th
Am BARK Comet, smith, Will leave san Francisco early IL Nay,
iron ID % Sth-due here May lo.h TO I'd
An -Lip samuel Robertson. TAb-r, sailed from Boston Jan. -,
EEh ndse 70 b. y. snow.
Am Steamer Rlau-a, Bush, saii-i from New London Jan ;. 20
G 4. Williams & 90. Du. Nly l..
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SPEIDES-At Washington City, District OF Columbia, Jan. 20.
Robert SPeiden, in the 55th year Of his age. Mr.. Robert
Speiien ~as the father % Mr.. R. '. Speiien, ons a residen, Of
Honolulu
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Elem advertisements.

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Hawaiian -four Company, for the choice Of Officers, will he
held at the Court House on Monday, May eth, at 10 o'clock, A.
Vi. Il. ARMSTRONG, President.
Honolulu, April 20, 1860 2O5-2t
A CARDIFF undersigned being about to leave these
Islands, takes this method Of expressing his gratitude to Messrs.
BURSs 4 EMNEs, Ship-Bulders, Of this city, for the many acts
OF kindness and consideration shown 10 him during the time
in which he was in their employ. They merit, ami the under
signed hopes will receive. the confidence and support Of the
community for their good judgment and faithfulness in all
matters connected with their profession.
2o5-1c- DUNCAN ROBERTSON.
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IMPORTS.

Prom sIs IsAycssoo-p-r OH F-.io<, sprI Is-Ilo bags
Totaces-
Prom NEW YuEs-Ter N.tti- sI--.l- APR! 3g-5s e. tahucrn
) cAs-s swing maclIn~-, : - boo. 81 @ medicine. J easA,
! BOX f1rIt-Te, p.z, ar-!-r.h-i goods
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THE "ALHAMBRA."-On Saturday next, at -
o'clock, J. F. Colburn will offer at auction the we'll
known "Alhambra' premises, on Nuuanu, near Ho-
tel street.
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DEDIcATIoS.-A new house of worship at Waikans
Koolaupoko district, on this island, was recep,lv
dedicated to the service of God. Alarge concoursen,
natives assembled on the occasion and listened 10 =
appropriate sermon from the text. Gen. % l.
q This is the house of god. this is the gate Of heaven
1t is neat substantial and convenient building. with
belfry and spire furnished with slips throughout T,
is so located as 10 Accommodate the population Of h.
tween 400 and 500 inhabitants living within ahor,
one mile Of the house. 1t is Sc feet by 81, and cos,
$3.50.
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OCE ADvIcE-A correspondent writes us r.,.
ing the abuse and il-treatment to which ner.o,.N
subject who are 50 unfortunate as to get into ,hs -
up. He says: ITO get drunk is a bad bnsiD..-
to be carried to the station-house il worse I'm, ,
the object Of the abusive language of the jealous os
cial who presides there, is worse than all" Ouro-
respondent may be right, but it strikes US tina, ~.
best way is TO keep clear Of the station-house al,
gether. Taken there in a = half seas-over" co,a;
ton. who knows but that himself is the cause ., =.
= abusive language mot he. certainly. Go ~.
the Dashaways, and stick TO your pledge. and -
will have little cause 10 complain Of the Treatment, +.
the station-house. -
Nor YET "PERFFCTED. Since the publicq;io, .,
the letter of = Hawaii from Talcahuano, We l.,..
that Capt. Hamilton, Of the c. ". Morgan. which
touched at that port, lost no less than ten s,,n.-
there by desertion. This would indicate that Con.n,
Blakey. " who took so active measures to restore ~.
ancient prestige Of the port. for the prevention Of do
sertions," had not quite succeeded yet Perhaps ON,
correspondent will inform us of the fac: by and hr.
when he has succeeded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26
MARRIED.

In this city, at the residence Of the brides father. on the
evening u 18th April, by the Rev. L. COrEin, MK. WILLIAM
WHITE 10 Hiss SOPHIE T.. Hall, daughter Of J.. .. Hall, Esq.
OF this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

FURNITURE AUCTIoY.-A sale of furniture takes
place to-day at the house of Mrs. John Ladd. The
assortment is one of the largest and best that has been
offered in the Market for q long time, and those in
want should be on hand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26
EXPORTS.

4IJs LOus FrruF.ang ullO, . baes dOm-stcs, IS faIes wool, ~
deer sAins, IS pigs tsIiOE, 40 pkgs curIO-lties, -, 36s Us metal
aud copper, 20 pkgs coffee, IOs57 goa; skins, o balrs pull. l
pig k0a plank, 2 pkss sugar, Co.'s hides, 60 Pkgs unsp-cihed
merchandise.
For BAKERS LLASD-per Henry Brigham, April 2l-Stores
and suudEes- Value, SsgS 50.
For NIcToEiA-per Consort, April 1926 gals oil, sos lbs
sugar, l5j& Us c0Eev, 33 gals mOlass-s, $50 rs rope.
For tie AELTIc-per Olivia, April 2i-Provisions, stores and
suudEie.. Value, saba 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

REAL ESTATE SALE-The dwelling house of the
late John Ladd, will he sold at public auction to-day,
at II o'clock. 1t is one of the most desirable resi-
dences in Honolulu, and every part Of the buildings
and premises is in the best possible condition-just
as good as new.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

WHALEs-have been very abundant about the
islands the present spring. 4 large school of them,
some forty CT fifty at least, were spoutins OF waialae
all Friday last.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

THE NEXT MAIL-We know OF no vessel expected
from San Francisco before the Yankee, which will be
from the sth to the 18th Of May, and will prob
ably bring two mails, those Of March 9th snd 10Th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-26

WHALEMEN's L1sT-We issue on our fourth page a
revised list of North Pacific whalers, with the latest
reports from each vessel. There are l5S vessels in
the list. at least ten of which are sperm whalers, and
may not cruise North during the Summer.