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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
Commercial Advertiser.
Prayer Meeting i'm a Storm.
BY BAYAED TAYLOR

BT BATAED TAYLOR
Gee President BueIlanan's Fast Proclamaton)
A gale came up from the sou'-sou' west
Twas fierce November weather;
But the ship had felt such a storm before.
AMI her pIaHks still held together.
And thus, though the howIrng tenpes; showed
No signs Of ditnnution,
The passengers said: - Wen trust our ship,
The siauncll Old Constitution ~
The captain steps on the quarter-sIeck-
"The seas" he said they batterus
Twas my watch beiJw in the former gale
doubt II well weather Hatteras.
The wind on the one side blows me of,
The current sets me shorewari;
III just lay-to between them both
Ani seem 70 be going forward"
" Breakers ahead =" cried the watch on the bow,
% Hard up :" vas the first mates order;
- She feels the ground SWELL the passengers cried,
- And the already board herg'
The foresaH split in .he angry gust;
In the hold she ballast shifted
And an old sail, - II jackson steersti,
We shouldn't thus have drifted ~
Bu. the captain cried - Let go your helm -
And then he called ~ the boswain:
Pipe all hands the quarter-Icck
And well save her by Devotion ~
The first mate hurled his trumpet down;
The Oil tars cursed together,
To see the EOot. ship helpless roll
At the sport Of and weather.
The tattered sails all abaek
Yards eraek, and masts are started
And the captain weeIs and says his prayers,
TIN the hull be 'zIid-shps parted;
But God Is on the steersmtn's side
The crew are in revelation.
The wave that sweeps the captain OF
VIII save the Constitution
President Buchanan
Secretary Cass resigning hiz seat in the cabinet
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MELCHERS * CO..
Importers and Commission
Merchants.

STONE STORE, EAAHUMANU ST. CORNER MERCHANT.
Consuates Of Russia, Prussia Bremen and Lubbock.
AGENTS FOR TIE
HAMBURGFI- BREMEN FIRE Insurance Co.
PIONEER FLOUR Mills. San Francisco.
Sale of ASEGUT X KEINHARDr's SALT BEES,
o SUGAR. MoIASSES OTHER HAWAIIAN PRODUCE.
Cosgnmens respectfully solicited. and all orders from the
other islands and abroad. promptly executed.
GrsTAv C. NELCIIEfs. GUsTAv RESERs.
Bremen. f2I6-f) Honolulu.
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n. c.. WATERMAN. John ,. POPS
ID. c. WATERMAN & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Especial paid the Whaling Fleet by
furnishing Of funds purchase and sale Of Exchange, OIL
Bone General Merchandise, and the procuring of Freight
REFERENCES.
MeSsrs. Isaac ROWLAND JR.. * Co, New Bedford
W q. T.. PuPE, ESQ. do.
MORGAN. STONE X CO., SIn Francisco.
NcRUEE A MERRILL do lO5-tf
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HOWLAND'S
A7HEgfeGpTXPE GALLERY

yarEfE ITNDFlSiGNf,D would call the ATTENTION Of
OF his Friends the Public 10 his Rooms over the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Printing Once mex th
pox- Os where he taking Pictures which. elegance Of
stvIe and softneSs OF cannCt he eNceied.
Raig in constant receipt New Stock Chemicals &c1e s
,--1r 70 take Pictures the latest improvements
Pictures Glass Paper, Patent Leather, India
R1Ebs- &c and warranted entire satisfaction
NB-The Public invited to call and examine specimens.
no - " +. ROWLAND Artist
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AMOS. >. COOKE

ID. y. FLITNER.
his old business the freproof building Kaahua
street.
Chronomecrs rated by observations Of the and stars
transit instrument accurately adjusted To the
meridian Of Honouiu Particular attention given To fne
repairing. Sxant and quadrant glasses slvered
adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
on hand and for sale. Lift
SHERMAN PECK. BREWER, 2D.
&. BREWER - CO..
Shipping Merchants, Honolulu, Oahu H. L.
REFER To
JAMES HUSSEw ELL, Ed.
CHARLES BREWER, Esl-,
NESsES. NC;CER NEKRLL- -, r-.,.;.,o
CHAs. WoLCorr BROORs. Esq,
MEsSRS WNt. PUSrAU Co. HOugSong.
MESSHS PEELE, HCBBELL X Co. Manila.
l6S-tf
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NOEs SALE

"a ~E9 bSLA
s4ss THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS saz.
FOR SALE sdtSS
His Property. located in Waialua, Oahu, consist
Dwelling, Cook and Storage Houses, with
of Land Of which 100 either wholly
enclosed wall portion easily irrigated
from abundant supply kao
tivation CATTLE including yokes
Working Steers, large number of fine
Mich Cows Also Horses Carts Piows and full assortment
of Farming Implements
The above property centrally in Waalua, and
affords persons interested sugr-Growng promising
invest, having good waterpOwer it. and
excellent land, with enerprng foreign and
neghbOrhood, communication
both 10y and with Honolulu.
245-u W. CHAMBERLAIN.
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4. G.. SPaLDTSG

IL. w. SEVERANCE,
Ship Chandler and Commission Merchant, Honolulu, :.
REFERS To
Captain g. +. Snow, Honolulu.
Messrs. u. c. WATERMAN X Co.
WILLIAMS x HAVEN, New London.
MC2UER X MERRILL, Francisco
SwIFT X ALLEN, New Bedford.
HESEY A PEIRCE. Boston.
H. W SEVERANCE viii continue ship Chandlery and
Commission the Old Stand Every description
Ship Chandery and Merchandise required by Shipping will be
kept on and for sale at low rates lie-tI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES


Are well known TO be infallibIe.
Dyspepsia. by thoroughly cleansing the first and
second stomachs, and creaing pure, healthy bile
stead OF the stale and acfid kind Flatulency 10
oi Appetite, Heartburn, Headache kestessness, H.
temper, Anxiety, Languor, and Melancholy which
are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia will vanish as
a natural consequence of its cure.
Costiveness, by cleansing the whole length of the
,ntesines with solvent process, and without vio-
ence ali violent purges leave the bowels costive with
Fevers of all kinds by restoring the blood TO a reg
ular circulation, through the process of in
sue cases, and the thorough solution OF ali
obstructions in Others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rheu-
matism permanently in three weeks, anu Gout in
half that time, by removing local inflammation from
the muscles and igaments OF the joints.
Dropsies OF Kinds, by freeing and strengthening
tn kidney and bladder for they operate most de
ghttnlly on these important organs, and hence have
ever been found certain remedy for the worst
Also Worms, by dislodging from the turnings Of
the bowels The Shiny matter which these creatures
adhere.
scurvey, Ulcers. and Jnvetcrate sores. by the
peect purify which these Lie Medicines give to the
blood. aud ali the humoIs
Sec, brtic f npiion~ and bad complexions by
thelr Alternative effect upon the fluids that the
s. lnand the morbid state of which occasions all erup
i've complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other dsagI
tie coIopieXlons
The use of these Pills for very short time will Ell
feet an entire of salt Il heuIn, and striking
improvement in the clearness OF the skin Common
Colds and Influenza will always be cured by one
dose, or two in the worst
GIes-The original proprietor of these Medicines
was cured Of Piles, of 80 yeas standing, by tn
the Life Medicines alone.
Fever aud AgHe-For this fcouige Of the West
m country these MedreInes will be f. and
dy and certain remedy other medicines leave the
tenn subject to return of the diseases by these
medicines is permement-TIy them, be satisfied. and
be cured.
Bilious Fcvers and Liver Comp!nin,s-Cene-
raj DEBILITY Loss OF Appetite and Diseases Of Female.
the Medicines have been used with the most bene-
hcA results IN cases OF this desert pton kings Evil
in ial. mil 4
vet powerful action of these remarkable Meiicines-
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility. Nervous Complaint
Of all kinds, Papitaton of the Heart Painters Collie
are speedily cured.
hercurini Disenses.--Persons whose constftu-
tonS have become impaired BY the iajudicous of
Mercury, Will find these medicines g perfect cure s
hey never al. TO eradicate from the system all the
effects OF Mercury. infinitely sooner than the most
powerful preparations Of Sarsa parilla.
Prepared and sold by
w. IL. AIOFFAT.
335 Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
GIT p n CP 2TT
FOR s ALE '

E Subscriber offers for sale the followin Lots IN
/ TIA city Of Mineral Point.
Lots 80 III and 1872 in Harrison. survey Al.o lot-
81 and 49, except portion decided Thos. kins
ula also in Iarrison's survey. The above lots
thirteen Of iGnd. On them is good dv elinp
house inning six rooms A good spring house and
sello ami spring convenient. There is also
the lots good Barn, large and commodiouS. Also
aid 10 80 fruit Of them
ing Also a beautiful .rove.
The property will b. sold at bargain, and to
snv one wishing purchase, better chance h..
found ON part at the purchase money, time will be
given If desired The above property lies John
racken- residence, and aJoins Col John B Terry >
homestead. Enquire on the pfeInist II
JOHN ROBERTS.
Mineral Point, June (. $3.50. 23tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
Agricultural and Horticultural
IMPLEMENT AND NIACHINIRY.

IMPLEMENTS AND NACHINIKY.
We take this opportunity to return our thanks 70
many friends ana the public generally, for the
cry liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon us
and hope that by strict attention 10 our bushes
and desire to meet the wants OF the NOrthwest IL
the Agricultural Line, that shall merit continu
ant OF the
All correspondence and orders promptly attended 10
Full Seed and implement catalogues sent to any
address eipt of stamp
Adress WILDER, EMERY & Co.
'3m 2U4 Lake Street Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
MANHOOD

J.si PUblisAsd a sealed snrtIop..
On the Nature, Treatment and Radical cure .
SpermatorrhOca. or Seminal Weakness. Sexual DebiI
ity, Nervousness ava Involuntary Emissions, Undue
ing Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity.
BY ROB. j. CULYERWELL. 81. D.
Author of the Green Book" &C.
The worli-renowned author in this admirable lee
ture clearly proves from his experience that tn
awful ccnSeqnt noes OF selahuSe may he cffrctually
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations. bCugies, Instruments rings or
cordial, pointing out mode OF at certain
and efectual. hy which every sufferer ma tier
what his condition may be- may himself cheaply
privately and radically This lecture will prove a
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to address p0st paid N the
ceipt Of two pos stamps, by addressing Or Chas
KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York. Post Box $3.50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
by Cornelius l.. Chce.aman NJ. ID.
NETWORK CITY


Is continually in peril if she is mad enough to neg
ect or maltreat those sexual irregularities 10 whsh
TWO thlfdS or her less subject
Or, CHEES MANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORNElIUS L.
CHEESEMAN, N. D. of New York has for twenty
years used successfully in extended private prac
tee immediately relieve withoot pain, all disturb
anceS OF the periodical discharge, whether rising
from relaxation or suppression. They act like a
charm IN removing The pains that onpany diff
cul or immoderate reconstruction, and are the ouIy
Paine in the lons, Back and sides Palptation of the
Heart, Nervous TremorS, Mysteries Spasms Broken
Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects of
an nnRtural condition of the sexual functions In
the worst cases Of FIuOr i{bns Whites they effect
a speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered As the ONLY
safe means of renewing interrupted menstruation
but
LADIES MUST BEAR II MIND
That they should not BE- used during Pregnancy, rs
miscarriage would certainly result theretrom This
CAC TON Is ABSOLUTELY NIECE SSARV for such
is the tendency OF the Pills to restore the cr nal
functions OF the sexual organzatiou that they in
'VIta6iy arrest the process of CESSATION.
E1Pt'cn directions stating phen, and chsn thev
SioHId not be HSed with each BoX-th0 Price One
D0Aar Gu Box containing SO Pulls
valuable Pamphlet to BE- had free, of the Agents
Pills SEN by MAJ! promptly, BY enclosing price 10
any Agent Sold b. druggists generally.
4. B. HI CHINGS, PROPRIETOR
20 Cedar St, Ncw-York.
Sold in Mineral Point BY r. D. PultorJ. and BY
Druggists Everywhere.
Al
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
Prof Mcffitt's
TemDle OF Art

Is NOW tilted ~ in style superi any gallery ia
L the West; having mammoth sky-light which
hble him 10 better work than done the old
style.
''Sccure the shadow the substance fade"
OF thoee whom so dearly love. Thou kao%tst not
what Il day may bring forth
So here am who plays with the sun cam, gaintin..
with the pen Ill 81 tire, bright faces the hurnishtd
pate-thTowiug gut here ami casting "A shadow
there reproducing creatures Of f health and JOY.
prepare now, 10 take al! kinks of pictures; this
beautiful Photographs which admired 10y the low
OF art; also the new style fScrreotype hch arc
surpassed by any pictureindeeda an knd4 81 pic
that b. taken in manner far peror TO any
ever this city. All invited to cal! and
nay rooms and see specimens all work warranted
suite charge. have splendid lot o. fine.
gold locke,s, fancy and frames whic will sell
low. one and all give call. Rooms in MoiIotts
Block, up stairs
c. MOFFETr, Artist.
Mineral Point, Nov. 27th 1860. n45-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
w. Is. NOFFaT.

80 broadway New 7 ork.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND

DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as tAe on
safe means OF renewing interrupted menStraatio
nm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
MOFFAT7S
LEE FILLS Al PHtEnIX BlfIfRS

TINHESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
i lie for period of THIRTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
every part of the Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate power Of restoring perfect health TO per
sons suffering under nearly every kind OF disease TO
which the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-27
Kentucky ITEMS.

From the Louisville Democrat, November Is
A. correspondent, writing from Greensboro,
says large numbers Of slaves have been making
their escape from that county recently, the Union
men suffering alike with the rebels What other
result could be expected when the country is
OverTun with the Yankee soldiers, who lose no
Opportunity TO corrupt the slaves with their
teachings
Lot " Of troops passed through the city yes
terdsy on thoir way to the seat Of war-WheT-
ever that may be-and more are coming, from
Ohio and Indiana. Several artillery companies
are to be here from Indiana during the coming
week. We should not be surprised to hear Of
advance in a few days.
Seven prisoners were brought in from the
nelghbOrhOod Of GreenSbUrg Saturday morning
and lodged in Jail in our city. Their names are
as follows; benjamin Dulaney, Lewis Sheats,
IhOs. White, Geo. Lail, James RatchfJrd, J. Is.
CreasOn and Edwin Bulk. They were captured
by a detachment from Gen. McCO0k's brigade,
as they were on their way to Join the rebel
forces.
Thos. B. MattingIy. of Bardstown. was also
brought IN before daylight, Saturday morning,
having been arrested BY some Of Col. POpes
regiment.
The German regiment Of Newport and that of
this city viii be consolidated, making seven full
companies and three partly filed.
las the Yankees can't get native K~entuckflns
to join them, they are making vigorous efforts
to enlist the Germans but with poor success, as It
seems the large German population Of Louis
VILE and Newport, with some help, we presume.
from Cincinnati, is able to furnish only one regi-
ment We wonder if the Dutch are not afraid
OF zen. BuekneTs Indians Courier
RELEASED.-We learn that Messrs. Davidson
Nichols, Campbell, Wonack, Chin and WaIcup.
from Greenup county, a part Of the young men
brought 70 this city from Grays0n. Ksufurkv.
ON a charge OF suspicion of treason. were set nj
liberty on Saturday, by taking the oath of
allegiance. They were q tine looking set Of fsI-
lows and We hope have returned to their friends
and homes wiser and bettcr.
We learn that Col. Baylcs' cavalry regiment
has now eight full companies fully oryluizeI
and sworn in.
LCOL Bayies has been hard al work for nearly
three months, raising his regiment, and with al
his hard work and drumming, Offering LARGE
bounty and a months pay in advance. and Sc
curing assistance from Indiana, he now has
according TO the Democrat, only eight com
panies-and these, W. are told. are chiefly com
posed Of Dutch-COurieT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-27
TENNESSEE IEcTsT,ATURE.

On the 23d. in the Senate, the reading Of the
journal was dispensed with, and the regular order
of business suspended, 50 as to take up the
! House bin authorizing the issue of change notes
by the State Bank. The bill was passed-yeas
u, nays 4, and ordered to be transmitted. A
resolution ordering the State Bank to furnish its
branches with their pro rata Of blank change
notes under the denomination Of one dollar was
also passed under a suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Turner introduced Senate bill No. s., to
aid in aming the State, which was read the first
time, when the Senate adjourned until the 25th-
The House resumed the consideration Of House
bill No. 81, to amend the militia laws, the ques-
ton being upon Mr.. Raukin's motion to recon
slider the vote rejecting the bin on its third read
ing, which motion prevailed-yeas 3, nays l3,
aud the bill was recommitted to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Bills were introduced and read the first time
as follows For the relief Of slaves entitled to
emancipation; to repeal sections Is to q, in
elusive, of an act to establish an Ordnance Blu
reau, passed November 20, 1861 to establish
the Memphis Paint Manufacturing Company to
collect TIM revenue of the State to regulate the
practice in divorce suits to extend the time for
the completion Of certain turnpike roads to
amend the charter Of the town Of Pulaski to
change the line between the counties Of Davidson
and Robertson and Davidson and Cheatham to
amend the third chapter Of the code; and to re-
Iieye the Taylorsyille turnpike company.
4 H.. s..--l---l .-F..- ---l
to the deienses Of the Cumberland and Tenncs-
see rivers, as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t has been deemed necessary by
the military authorities of the State Of Tennessee
and Confederate States to fortfy some points on
the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers; and
whereas, such forts have been located at such
points ON the aforesaid rivers as to leave a pOr-
ton Of the soil of Tennessee through which said
rivers flow, and upon which the gunboats in the
service of the United States are, and have Bren,
plying, to the great annoyance and danger 10
the lives and property Of our citizens soexposedi
therefore,
EesoLUed By tie General assembly Of te State
Of Tennessee, That whilst we would not attempt
to dictate or attach any blame to the military OF
civil authorities, or encourage a spirit of COM
planning, yet, in order thst the soil Of the whole
State and the nome Of every TenBessean may be
protected alike from the invader, we ask those
in authority to consider the necessity and propri-
ETY. Of erecting forts and batteries at points as
far north on said rivers as possible in order that
a feeling Of security may be restored to those
whose homes are exposed.
The resolution lies over under the rule.
Another resolution was also introduced in
structing our Senators and requesting our Repre-
sentatives in Congress to vote for a pension,
Roth rpsolutious were laid oypr updar tho rula
and the House adjourned until Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-27
FROM

The ST. Louis papers contain the following
a]trociods proclamation, which seems to be a fee
bic imitation OF F~remont's, only it is after the
| "jayhawking - style:
To che People of jackson, Lafayette Ca johnson. and
Frttis counties Mo.
l have come among you with my command,
under the authority Of the general government,
for the purpose Of protecting the supply trains.
and all other property of the United States gov
eminent, and for the purpose Of throwing "a
shield OF protection and defense around all men
who are loyal to that government.
No excuses viii be committed by any soldier
in my command
We march to enforce the laws and sustain the
government. Every loyal citizen is expected to
give evidence OF his loyalty by active efforts for
the protection of the flag. For four months our
armies have marched through your country ;
your ~professei friendship has been fraud; your
Oatls Of allegiance have been shams and prriu-
ri.s. You feed the rebel army. you act as spies
while claiming to be true to the Union. We
don't care about your past political opinions no
man will be prosecuted because Le differs from
us, but neutrality is ended. II You are patriots,
you must fight; if you are traitors, you will BE-
punished.
The time for fighting has come. Every man
who feeds, harbors, protects OF IN any way gives
ad and comfort 10 tine enemies Cd the Union Wall
be held responsible for his treason with his life
and property. While al the property of Union
men and all their rights will be re,igiously r-
spccted, traitors viii everywhere be treated as
outlaws-euemjes 10 God and man, too base to
hold any description Of property. and having no
rights which loyal men are bound 90 respect
| The last dollar and the last slave Of rebels will be
taken and turned over to the general govern
ment.
Playing wa is played out, and Whenever
Union troops are fired upon the answer will boom
from cannon, and dcsola,iou will follow treason.
Loyal citizens viii be fully remuueraicI for all
property taken from them for the use Of the
army.
All the land between Fort Lesvenworth and
The headquarters of the army OF the West is uu-
Ter the jurisdiction of the United States. and we
propose to have a regular road over it and sure
communication through it, no matter at what
cost of rebel treasure and blood.
1t is hoped that you will see the necessity of
abiding by the laws and actively sustaining
them. Buff you raise an arm against the gov
eminent we have sworn to protect, the course I
have briefly marked out / will follow to tine let
ter. c. Il JENNIsON,
Col. Com. First Kansas Cavalry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-27
From LominYiIIe.

We yesterday saw gentlemen who passed
through Louisville last Sunday. They state
that Gen. Buel had arrived and taken command
1t is understood that Gen. sherman would leave
for st. Louis some time this week. This is
probably a mistake.
Persons coming south are not allowed to pass
through the lines. They obtain special permits,
and come. by way of C%Ioverport, Breckenridge
county, and there take private conveyance.
Louisville papers are not allowed to be brought
ont by persons coming south. Our informants
say the pockets of several gentlemen were
searched for papers.
They were informed by persons in Louisville
and beyond that place, who seemed TO be- intel
ligent, that Gen. Buckner's forces hereabouts
numbered seventy-fve or one hundred thousand,
and that, if he were so disposed, he could easily
take tbs city Of Louisville, as the northern army
was not near 50 strong-B0soiing GREEN Courier,
Nor. ..