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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-09
G.. II. POWELL'S COLUMN
CONTINUED.
10 lots and site free, with engine ae above,
for
L17T. SHLNGLE d SQUARE TIMER
MILL
at Glpnmout
at Glenmont.

The balance Of the 500 free lots in Glenmont
will be given to parties wishing to put mp
stores, shops and dwelling houses.
Business men and mechanics please remem-
Der that these inducements would make town
even where there were no railroad advantages:
and that here where the Grand Railroad cross
ing of the st. Croix is bound to be, where such
long lines of road meet the naygable waters,
and make their transhipments. together with
the inducements offered to those who viii go
there and go to pork combine to make Glen
mont point we'll worthy of your attention.
Besides the bonus offered to actual operators
they will be allowed 10 purchase more proper
ty at Clenmont at the lowest rates.
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y! Death to all Vermin!!!

!!!Death to all vermin!!!
1T IS TRULY WONDERFUL
with what certainty Rats, Reaches, Mice
Moles, Ground Mice, Bed-Bugs, Ants,
Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, insects on Ami
mails, in short every species of Vermin,
are utterly destroyed
"Costar's" Rat d Roach Egtermin ator,
"Costar's" Bed Bug E1terminator.
"Costar's" Electric Poacder for Insects.
dc, dc, dc.
THE only Invaluable remedies known
J. C. COVER, ed. "Herald,") Ian
caster, Wis. 1--WE highly recon
mend the Exter. More grain and pro-
visions are destroyed annually here
by Vermin, than would pay for tuns Of
this Rat Killer and Exter., yet hun
dredth part Of the value of such prop
erty laid out in Costar's Exter. would
save all from loss"
W. CURTIS, Druggist Oakland, III.
eve reed the box-care Blakslev st.
Louis-it gives great satisfaction where
ever tried-is ''dead shot, every time
and no mistake"
OSBORN d PARSONS, Tation, HTs.
"Your Rat Roach Exter, is all sold.
1t gives universal satisfaction"
GEORGE ROSE, (Druqgist,) Carding
ton, 0. 81 have been selling your Elk
ter, for the last year, and have not
known it to fail in single instance"
r. WRIGHT. (Druqgist,) Troy, 0. Il
have sold out the RAJ, Roach DC. Elk
ter. The Rat Killer sells fast"
PRINCIPAL DEPor 40 Broadway,
New York.
All Wholesale Druggists in New
York are Agents.
Wholesale Agents in all large cities
Druggists and Dealers everywhere
sell them.
Eg 10000 Boxes sold per week in N.
Y. alone.
re- !.Beware!l of spurious limitations.
Examine each Box, Bottle or Flask, and
take nothing but "COSTAk'S"
EE- 81 Boxes can be sent by Mail, suf-
ficient to destroy .the Vermin on any
premises.
Gs- 81 Sample Packages, q doz.) by
Express to Dealers.
E- For Agencies, send Cor Circular,
Terms, DC.
WHOLESALE AGENTS for Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, &c.
At St. Louis. Mo.,-H Blaksley and others
Chicago, Ill.-J. I'll. Reed d Co. i"
Mil, Wis.,-H. Bosworth & Sons.
For sale by ". +. LEWIS & Co.
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q e. HI ID % H. 9

Liberal appropriations of lots have been
made at Glennont for schools.
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100000 Acres of Land

nor sale, including wild timber, prairie lots
Il and improved farms in the Counties of
Pierce and st. Croix, which are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
ulation. For particulars address
GEO. MAY POWELL,
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TO CONSERVATIVES
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

The subscriber. for several years resident
Of Asia. discovered while there, a simple veg
etable remcdy-a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds. and Ner-
veus Debility. For the benefit of Consump-
tives and Nervous Sufferers. he is willing to
make the same public.
To those who desire it. he will send the pre-
scription, 18th full directions free Of charge !;
also sample fthe medicine, which they will
find beautiful combination of Natures SIM
plest herbs. Those desiring the remedy can
obtainit byTreturi. mail. by addressing
j. L. CUTHBERT.
Ne. 400 Breadway,.N
April 70, m.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07

THURSDAY. uARcB :. Is61.

TE New B~if-rI Shipping Lis, % January sh contains is
annual review u the American ~haie-i-h-ry kr 1850. accom-
panied with much valuable statistical Information. II rrmarss
Tn. year cDmrn~nc~i With no fIfteriug prospects, nor has its
success exceeded she moderate auicpati9ns which we're enter
tanned The Who'll agIab-r q vessels -mpayel 10 the American
shal- fishery On tn EEt % January 1851. j. Eve hunir-i and
fourteen, againss nv hundred and sixty-nins GA the hrst %
January. lssO. showing . diuiuuriOn % fny-hge vessels. and
an Aggregate 81 Is. soc tons.
The imports - spera oil amount d 53.s0s brs % shale oil,
ls0.OOS bis ami q ~hslebone l5@I.65J r.
The average prices during The past year have been fr -peru
Cd i4it cents whale oil &si cent, PER gallon Vhsi=boD-,
Northern, 80 i-5tn cents, and south 80 ga cents per Il
The exports of oI and bon- Or the year have been - follows
Sperm oil, 3159s bri- shaIe oil. I3CO5 br-, and q wh4l=bou-
SlI216 b showing a falling n in the export q speru. from
1853. lS,4l5 bril-. AMI IN vhaiebJue 90 53 IL zni al -Nc-s
in sha- oil q a. ; bf4
The news from the Nor heru whaling f~,t The LAST season -
very ds-ouraging. during the -ei-on 81 l.DD. about 40 Amer
lean ship. cruissd Worth, inetuinZ k1diacs. Arctic AMI Ochot.k
rvG- FrDn4 tb- Information received u: doc MT APPEAR that
their average catch ELL reach 500 barr-s-ths b~s.t average
zyeracr since th- whaling business ~as Pur-uai in these
s.As. according O. the number % ships.
SN shp- have I~-u htt~d from this por. the ia-t y-ar for
Davis Straits-thr-r firm New B-imri and three from Fair
haven whose -gecr-s remains t1 ~ proved
We cauEot nov estimate The impar- q Oh hr the current
year- Bus whil- ~ think sperm ~ ~ul cUfus fully mp o that
~ the past year. whale must fl short
The number % vessels employed IN the r=ht ghahuZ business
rll be considerably diminished ttr- year May - the largest
vii Dc Withdrawn and put into ths frrixhtng business, Shi=
others. ~hich need he4sy repairs. VIII - sobi and broken up
The 0iowinz table exhibits the number % ImsTieGH vessels
in the North PaeGs whaling service during ;he hiieen
Jeas from 1876 b 1889, =t1 the total ol taken b. them AMI
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

TAXES AND PROPERTY Tie assessed valuation of
taxable property in the Kingdom for 1860, accord
ing TO the table published on our fourth page. is
So, 2J6, 2Sl. divided as follows
EGel Ii'p Pganc,,y 3i 80
These amounts do not include the government
property, nor that of the Royal family, or of charita-
bic and religious institutions, which are exempt from
taxes. Including these, the amount of real and
personal property cannot fall short of ten millions of
dollars. even placed at a low valuation. The large
amount paid for assessing, compared with that re-
quired for collecting the taxes, will appear only for
1860, is the tax law provides for but one assessor
during the next four years, thus reducing the cost
to at least the sum paid for collecting. The table
shows an apparent falling off in the receipts from
taxes, which, as assessed during the past two years,
have been
1880 1899 si I8 $50 $50 p y
Here is q very material decrease. and We find it
runs through all the items taxed for instance, the
decrease OF dogs is reported as amounting to l,492; Of
carriages, 105 of horses. l,433 of mules, 2O8
of personal property, $500 ,431, and Of real estate,
Sl32,563. -
DONATION FOR JAPAN-We are glad to learn from
the Friend that the sum Of $1,000 which was raised
by subscription in Honolulu six years ago for the
purpose of introducing missionaries and the gospel
into Japan, has recently been appropriated to that
object through the Missionary Society of the Re
formed Dutch Church OF the Z. S. The sum will be
devoted 70 the special object of building a chapel at
kanagawa. We are requested 10 inquire, in this
connection. whether this one thousand dollars has
been at interest during this time, and # SO, what
has become of the (say FIVE years. interest on it
If any interest has accrued, it unquestionably be-
longs with the principal and should be devoted to
the same object. -
- We have received from the fair a%uthoress,
Miss Rowena Granice, two numbers Of the Auburn
(Cal) Signal, containing q tale called "Camorie,
or the kanaka Girls Revenge in which the TO
mantle love, disappointment and suicide Of a Ha-
waiian girl, is told in most TOO improbable . manner,
to excite even a suspicion Of the story being " foun-
dei on fact" -
y We are authorized to state that neither Capt.
Hunt nor Judge Borden wrote the article extracted
from the Boston Commercial Bulletin, which sp-
peared in our last paper on the L. s. Hospital troub-
les. The writer of tGt article has another in this
paper on the rights AMI privileges of seamen.
- On our last page will be found interesting
news from China.
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SAILING og THE Morning SrAR-It was the iu'en-
ton Of those having direction Of the movements Of
this vessel 10 have sent her first 10 Micronesia, and
upon her return TO have dispatched her to Marquesas.
Late news form the latter islands induced the plrec-
.tors Of the Hawaiian Missionary Society to send her
Immediately 10 the Mlrquesls. " two Of the sta
tons. there has been some trouble with the natives.
I Is not. however. supposed that the missionaries
will b. hinierei in their work. There Is sui! a call
for additional laboTers, and hence the Society has
sent another Hawaiian missionary and his vile.
The vessel left our harbor on the 18th ultimo-
Previous 20 her sailing, religious services were held,
the Rev. \. Bishop offering prayer in tiawa'Ian, and
the Rev. L. Smith in English. \ gcodly numter u
natives were present TO witness the departure OF the
vessel. Rev. DR. l. II. Gulick was sent rs delegate
Of the Hawaiian Missionary Society IL Is confidently
hoped that his presence and counsel viii be all that
i required IN addition 10 the combined wisdom ot the
separate missionaries, in their General Meeting, to
carry forward the work NJ the various stations.
Having been fully made acquainted with all the IN
;elligence which has come 10 hand. We are not DIS
posed to cherish iesponding but the most hopeful
views Of the missionary work AT the Islands The
.U0raias Star may be expected to return IN SIXTY
or seventy days.-Fri6HG.
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Moons Phn-c- ut Honolulu. in March.
>hfP-' Mails.
ve--eI- Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am clipper chip ocean Pearl. Cr1~eL. would leave San Fran
e,cD "a al February. and touch a. Honolulu ~n route for
China.
An tark l.. Bush. you'd leave san Pralci--g ~ Mt ''ldJ
about Mareh I-t-d1- here March l. 60 -
Am lark Comet. smith. @luL have san FrlIcl.cIaf about March
13-lu= herr Marrn - o. .
An clipper ship Moonlight. Br--s- you'll touch ~ this PIt, 81
rsI-e fr H1uz-lrE- To leave -au Francesca about haTcA
1-t-Iu- here March II O. 10
bark X ". wei. Gh-rs-u. from Victoria. '. l. With
China aud Jaf-E--e gs-d-- d. fully due.
An hzrssutiu@ Jenny Faud, Nor, from Puget sound With a
CARO- ofIrmt=r. due early IN March.
An brg Josephine. stone, from Ba,-rs Island. vii be due
nh~ut March l.
Am bark Oriental. Johnson, sai-l irota Boston. Nov. ;, with
cargo q Goals AMI -lulr-- % e. Brewer s Co
Ham. bns CDucDria. Cahutlsy. sailed from Eremsrhay=n.
April u. With assorted cargo % Mes-T-. H1f--hlaeEar =
Stap-nhDr,t- Put into Rio ia June fT repairs sailed
again Tor th- port July e.
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The attention Of your correspondent has been called
to the editorial of the Friend, under date March 1st,
entitled, The American Flag protects and Prorides
for all seamen sailing under it'-and as l deem the
doctrine unsound, therefore take issue with the
editor upon all the points 50 ably argued to his oJCu
satisfaction. The assertion of the writer, that = for
many years it has been an open question, whether
the American Flag protected and proUide9 for all
sailing under it, or only those who were native born
citizens, or had become naturalized, - is not true in
fact, for he confounds protection with relief. The
former undoubtedly has been the subject Of much
discussion; the latter has neither been the subject Of,
or admitted Of discussion but as TO matter Of relief,
it is now and has been the settled law Of the land,
since 1908 at least, that all seameu, citizens Of the
United States. Except such as are regularly shipped
in foreign vessels and all foreigners regularly ship
ped in American vessels at any port of the United
States, and those shipped abroad bearing projections
rs American seamen, - are entitled TO relief, and no
others.
The author Of the communication to the Boston
Commercial Bulletin, referred to in the above entitled
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ASSENG ER>.

FOREIGN.
For PH1yrx IsLAsD-per Lhoiho. Feb 2S-A u Goddard,
" II IIariVicS. Alien COu-t0cE. and . native
Fr NsE4CEA--per Morning star, Fep 2s-Rs' DR. "uileS.
Sr hapuha and ~fs.
CoASTWIsE.
From WtyDwAKD PoRrs-per KIau@a. March 5-Prfsssor
AI-xlni-r and ~if. Mi-s BaIIsin, Mis- Levers. l. l. TDrhert,
" X SnNigrt-s. y Sparse-, II Barney, T Hall. q Brsuic. " Ap
Jones, J " smith q " Newman, Masters Bailey and Coan.
one other. ami IS deck passenger
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DEPARTU

Eth r-seh kamehameha ", White. for L~hAina- hskess
Landing and KalePolePo.
a--sch Kaluna. Henry for Hlo-
a--sch Margaret, Nsikai, for Kauai
9--Sch Go-ahead, Clark, for KAUAI.
1-T.S :. :. sfoop Wyoming. Mitchell. Tor san francisco-
s-Sm Nss. packet Morning Star, Gelest- for the Mar
quesas Mission Stations
&c U,r scb LfhoTho, Bush, for PhTniN Island
s-srh Emma Rookie, Wilbur. for Lahaina and hahuiui-
"a sch Henry, Rivicre, for Lahains and hilo-
u...h I-srh WarEick, John Boil, for MolOka-
" sch Keoni Ana, Kapuahi, nr LahAina, Hama Anu
Waipio-
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EXPORTS.

For MaEQrEsa-p-r N1u.r- star. F-b 2s-!lmb=r. m-r
chandis-. pr7visiDus- etc, fr th- Mar4u=au Missionaries
Valg=-slI15 -.
F0r PHESIE I-LASD-p-r LihYlh1- Feb 2s-s csss fASSth
brraI. lb52 GALS ca-ks. L barrels pork. - pkg ui. mYLt.--s
.ura-. auI a quantity o stores, etc, fpr the guluo Islands
Va!ue-sI15I -
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PORT Or HONOLULU. II. L.
AkfsIvALS.

Prb. 2s-Sch Jeanette, frO&[ ,r,. p, u,ri
March sch Queen, from Anah-LAhi, from ~
nAH - ola, Kauai, with ) cords IRE
sch K.moi. wetherby. fro.
nth Is nag bran, 100 bag n Lahaina and hahnhli,
baCs corn meal. hides, goat : oats % a ~,
% deck passengers
a-Steamer KiLauea. Berrsl. FRI " -.h
. head cattle. 70 sheep. ~ bn
II brIs beef a. bags ccfee- 5 L ; potatoes, 90 hiles'
a. Witty Of other native
4-Sch EekauiuOhi, Milne. from hcnaS - 10
baI@s puIu. IS bags coffee, . hides, and kau, WITH =
gLegsb,rtter-2 cabin and 80 deck 300 goat skins,
s-Sch Nofxahfne, Kuhesna, from wlhS1assengers
kevs and IS mats sugar, 81 barrels anoii, with lfo
no,asses 9 hides, ] horse Passenger u uerces
WIirht. ) Pomeroy, y Emerson, and D pas~-W II
esengers
z-sebS Kamehameha ", from LahainA' and Mars
- S.u.i. aret-
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VESSELS IN PoRr-MARCH I.

An bark Yankee, Commodore Patty
An brig Agate, -
- = .hip Congress 81, Siranbnrg-
H. rh brig Victoria, Dsusisoerg
-w~ poRr-Stezner khzrs.- sehooneTs ho'ssiA
CoAsrt KekauIuohi. Msiwahine and Queen
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REMoyAL--Two Of our oldest accountants, Mr.. ].
5. Walker formerly with Capt. Thos. Spencer. and
Mr.. \. L. Ingols, of Messrs. Ingols X Stanley, have
moved into Makee x Anthon's brick building, over
the Bank. The numerous friends of these gentlemen,
who will probably call to congratulate them on
on the acquisition of freproof quarters. TO hold the
valuable properly entrusted to them by their pat
rons, are requested to go up d" en- queue" as the
stairs are very narrow, and accidents might occur,
rendering the services of Drs. Hoffman, and Ford
necessary, who are always in waiting near by, keep
ing a bright lookout for such jobs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07

n We are indebted to the Polynesian for the use
of the assessment and tax table on the fourth
page.
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- The steamer leaves for Kauai tomorrow, re-
turning on Sunday morning. She also leaves for
Hilo on Monday next.
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There SHE BLows."-On h~rrsday last, when
the water was let into the new twelve-inch water
pipe for the first time, on trial, one of the lengths
near the lower stone bridge in Nuuanu Avenue,
burst, and sent up a Jet of water, which at first WAS
quite small, but gradually increased in a semi-cir-
cular form, till it reached 4 height of some sixty or
seventy feet. While it lasted, it was q magnificent
display, and demonstrated that with the new water
works, it will be possible to have as elegant foun-
tains here as in other cities. Let US have at least
one public fountain, and the most eligible place, IL
not the only one. is the square before the court
house, which should he fenced in and a tasty foun-
tain constructed.
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The following table shows the total number Of vessels and
amount Of tonnage employed in the American whale fishery,
sIner Is4l.
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ACCIDESr-On Monday last, while a native over
seer and one Of the prisoners were engaged in
loading a drill hole, for blasting, near the site Of
the old reservoir, in Nuuanu, the charge exploded
prematurely, and the overseer had one hand and the
prisoner both his hands badly ~mangled, requiring
amputation of some of the fingers. Their eyes were
also injured by the explosion. The accident was
caused by carelessness in using grarei to drive down
the charge, against the use of which they had been
frequently cautioned.
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What's i'm a name
A Rose 10y any other name would smell a. sweet.
The man yho hath no music in himself,
Nor i no; m0v'd wiki concord Of sweet sounds
l. fit for treasons. strata-ems, and sPoils -

The man who hath no music M AlulstH'
Nor i uot moy'd wiki concord Of sweet sounds,
L tit for ty-asons, strataEsus, and sPoils.'
One of our leading merchants, walking home on
Friday evening last in company with a well-known
shipmaster. had occasion to pass by the Royal Ha-
waian Theater, as the operate 2lettdnh werereheaFs-
ing the Anvil Chorus in II Trorat0re. The astonished
shipmaster, on hearing the noise. turned to his
companion and energetically exclaimed, why,
theatricals must be at n low ebb here-you have
turned your old theater into n blacksmith's shop"
The merchant Immediately catsrpiliGred, and had
immediate recourse to suntIia to enable him TO
- pursue the the even tender Of his way"
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Docs the american Flag protect aud provide
for all tho senmen sailing under il!

Correspondence Of the Pac. Com. Advertiser
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TAXES AND PROPERTY The assessed valuation of
taxable property in the Kingdom for 1860, accord
ing to the table published on our fourth page. is
So, 2y6. PSI. divided as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07

\ NEW PUBLIcATIoN.-A little twelve-mo Primer,
of sixty pages, entitled Ny Easy Book, has recently
been issued from the Commercial press. for the au-
thoress, Mrs. Louisa L.. Gulick. 1t is prepared on
the inductire system of .~teaohing by sounds, and it is
thought will be found well calculated for use in teach
ing English to the Hawaiian youth. 1t merits, and
will probably receive an early trial in our schools.
Copies can be had at the Bookstore.
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SECESSION N THE PACIFIC-One of our residents
thinks, from present indications, that the whaling
feet ~contemplates - secession " from the Sandwich
Islands, but wishes US to proclaim to it, As Old
Hickory did to South Carolina The Uuion-it
must and shall be preserved"