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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

When is lane very unlike an action of
lawl When you can see the end from the
beginning.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

A grocer advertises in the following
manner; Hams and cigars, smoked and
upsmoksd"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

I Jack, your wife is not so Psnsive 80
she used 10 bsl' mo. she has lsi thsa
of, and turned expensive"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

We suppose that q man who never
speaks may be said to always to keep his
word.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

Cneestih OF bars Greyhound, 81 westrort, 2la tons. ~ d--
CHARGED from lfe vuya--, and now fitting fr sea, % Vim H..
WnlhtinEtou, Of y u, 81 the rate Of $500.
AZ ship Josiah Bradley, IN Boston, SIS tons, built 10 Med
mFi 80 iS49, has b"rI -pli at - 1000.
FoE A Ma Qr,ErEE-TEe bark Early BirI. cleared from
san Francisco fr saigon Cochin China, July "a. The remarks
able point about il IS tAIt Ibis is tI- first clearance for Cochin
GhiHa, from that Cd. any other port
BARK Monmouth. 259 tons. Of Cod Spring, las been sold at
Valparaiso, for $4,000. cash
Bark Belle, o.; FIirhaveu. 800 tons, recently returned from q
whaling voyage avs -"Ll 90 auction 30 New Bedford. Ly Major
BouTIr, With her inventory 90 'I?t. E,-wcI Brown. 81 Ftiria-
ven, for 90 2IU. Capt H. Was master Of III. Belle Oh her late
voyaga, ami wc understand i,t=EI, 70 d; her for the Pacific
Ocean, under his own command.
Tie Steamer ACTIVE. lately ia the e. :. Coast survey service.
VS. sold Ia san Francisco recently, for S30CJ]-
The Boston Journal reports that an IRON guuhOat. with q SUBJ
marine battery, j. 10 he tIiJ az East Boston. TIE G1vrrurl-rt
has contracted with certain parties ia Boston. 20 build au iron
gunhOat Of between 6OD and 200 tons, 20 b. furnished with
NOodburys Submarine Battery The vessel wiz bc 80 feet
long amt 30 feet beam, and will De- built Of iron iu the most SUI
sututla. manner. She vii carry ONE gun Oh deck. and q large
gun for submarine nEing through the bow Of the vessel. She i
% tc bui- at the Atlantic Works, last Boston. and is TO be- done
r-afy Tor service ia from four 10 five months. The experiment
81 ErIls uadgr water was successfully tested 10 simpson, dork
~ E.L.t Boston
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

sphere and capacity-men who from long ac-
4uaiutaucc and familiarity with them. have be-
come c5nycrsant with their language, and have
learned from intercourse with the natives, ID
Symrathize with them and feel for them. Ii
such can BE- found, they should De called to fill
the ministerial bureaux. Practical worth, ahi.!-
t., and fitness should outweigh legal learning or
noble birth. In modern times, circumstances,
more than birth or fortune, make the man and
deyelope the statesman. The exile Of the fortress
Of Ham. a vendor of bouquets in the streets Of
London. makes the most successful Emperor Of
Europe. An almost unknown lawyer of Spring
field becomes, by chance, the most popular presi-
dent. the United States have had since the days
Of jackson. \ quiet unassumiug lawyer of Cali
fJruia becomes the mmander-in-CAi Of an
army Of GOO 600 men. and the director Of the
bloodicst civil war which the world has ever Wit
messed.
The public have closely watched the progress
Of events during the past few weeks, which have
ended in the resignation Of the ministry. The
interest which they have shown exhibits how
deeply->aateI has been the desire for a change,
and how so,icitous they are that worthy and
capable men only be appointed t. Offices Of trust.
There i Il growing desire that only yjriuous men
should be employed, when such can be found.
The appointment Of men of an opposite charac-
ter, or the retention Of them in Office after their
character and influence have become developed,
has received Il most signal reJuke, which viii
long remain u~ntorgotten.
We may state here that there have yet been no
appointments to fill the ministerial vacancies
named above, and they may not be made for
some days. In the mean time. at the request Of
His Majesty. the late incumbents Professionally
I'll the Offices which they held. We have the
fullest confidence in the impartial Judgment
and discretion Of His Majesty, in rc-organizing
his cabinet, that only such men Will be selected
II fill the Offices rs VIII best serve the public in
~tercsts. Our King has always shown a great
desire - promote the real welfare of his people,
and the public may rest assured that in this the
time he has ever been called to act under
similar circumstances, his action Will not he
but will be such as will meet public
Among the prominent candidates which rumor
in connection with the vacant Offices, are
-hcsc
h"hira Npi, or PRIME MiHistcr-L. Kanehamela.
Hmist'r ofhtc H~terior-stephen Spencer.
N5niSte5 o( Fortign iGairS-R. {. Wyuie.
Minister Of Fi0arce-Clas. X. Bishop, VIM. Webster, aud
{. Harris.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
The icpi@Iafurc.

The session is now nearly closed, and viii pro
badly terminate on Friday, a resolution fixing
that day having been adopted.
In the House Of Mobiles On tuesday. the resir-
nation Of the ministry was announced.
The Representatives on Saturday of last week
rejected the bill passed by tie Mobiles t. license
distilleries. The two reports on the bill viii be
found on our last page. The remarks of Judge
Harris an abstract OF which viii be found
in the report of Legislative proceedings, were
very forcible, and thoroughly convinced the house
that it was not cxpedient TO pass the measure.
BY Il nearly unanimous vote, the majority report
was adopted and the bill rejected.
The liquor bill, as passed by the Representa-
tiycs, has been much changed from what it was
as it cam from the Mobiles, and restricts the sale
t. Honolulu. Three grades of licenses are estab-
li>hcd-l~t, to retail, the lie nse Of which is
81 900; "a, to job, in lots of one dozen quarts
or one gallon, at Il license Of $3.50: and Sd, to
wholesale, under Il license of 500. These diyi-
sions may be an Improvement, but it is difficult
to Judge of the working of any liGror law until
put into practice. The license Of 81 600 to re-
tail, is heavy, and would have been improved, if
reduced to perhaps $500. with sevcrcr penalties
for selling to nativcs-cither forfeiture Of license
or imprisonment. The majesty Of the law should
be maintained. or it should be abolished.
The bill of appropriations. as finally passed,
an aggregate of $4S7 GOO for two years.
1t will probably be signed 10y His Majesty during
the present week, or as soon as ii reconstruction
Of the Cabinet has been decided on.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
NOTES. or THE WEEK.

THE PATRIARCH or kNLIHG-Last Sunday, August
l., was the birthday of our venerable townsman,
Capt. Alex. Adams, Of Ktlihi, he having completed
ON that day his SSth year. lie still enjoys compare
lively good health Tor one Of his age, and is engaged
every day, more or less. in experimenting the trees
which he planted a score OF years ago, and which axe
now yielding ahunllutly Of their fruit. HIS garden is
little Ellen in the abundance and variety Of its pro
duets. The Mango trees are loaded dcwn with their
golden fruit, and We have nowhere seen larger or
hquI>omer fruit Of this variety than those from his
garden. The old gentleman has lately had two new
teeth-not store teeth as Artemas Ward face
tious'y remarks, but a gift from the kind Providence
which still l~eugthens his years and what IS more
sin .ular, his head, which has been bald, Is sending
out a new covering of dark hair, while his eyesight
AMI hearing. which have long been poor, are becoming
restored. These are trifing incidents to be sure,
hu' such a Psychologists Ike to make 4 note Of.
We trust this rcjuv5nating Of the old patrilrch's
faculties may adj TO the happiness Of his declin-
Ing years and render them more pleasurable than
they might otherwise have been. He is almost the
only link now remaining that connects this genera
tiou with the days and reign o; kamehamrha the
Great. -
The American sch. .n1ihetc TasSlr, Captain
Benz. Chapman, passed the West end Of Oahu on the
4th inst, Is days from Tahiti bound to san Fran
cisco with a cargo Of fruit. lie sent on shore n let
ter to Messrs. Wilcox, Richards < Co. and reports
the bark Vie from Sydney, loaded with coal, bound
to san Francisco, as having sailed from Tthiti pre-
vious TO his departure. The schooner Sea Uitct
was sold at sydney for the sum Of el,4l5, and Capt.
c. has purchased the above schooner in her stead.
FREAK or N,TURE.-A singular result Of hybrid
cultivation Of plants was shown us n few days since
1t was n fu,l-deyeloped rose, one half being red, AMI
the other half a pure white. Two varieties had been
buIiel on the same stock, and it was supposed
that two distinct kjnls woull bloom on the same
bush. rs Is frequently seen. We do not remem-
Der a similar instance a this now recorded, hybrid
propagation of flowers generally resulting in a new and
mixed variety. differing from either Of the originals.
- On Monday afternoon there vas 4 small par
" on board the CharyBIiS, at which a number of Ia
lies and gentlemen were present
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

EVERYBODY SINGING JoHN BRowN-Whjlc the
splendid band lChris. AulresO that accompanied the
Towards was in town, says the Marysyiile appeal,
it went about constantly playing the army hymn,
with the John Brown or halle.uilh chorus. The air
is a noble one-stately and stirring. and everybody
caught it from the soncroUs brass instruments that
gl0ri6ed our streets by Il 5ht and day. Boys whistle
ard women and girls sing it, or murder it on the
Piano. Since the band left everybody whistles or
sings it. even Dixie sympathizers, which last fact is a
sardonic commentary on the changes OF the past two
years. The hymn-that is, the music OF it's the
Nlrseilcs hymn IF tNIs WIZ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
Vessels Expected from Foreign PORT.

An bark ~p--I"-r. Pay. -a leave san Fr-r-ra a..4: August
-J-al- here from rl o. 4I,l september.
An clipper ship Flying Lt--- 90 route ~ H.-EsrE--ls=-
an ship .arlu-tau. "a route tr I.a-s.aE-Gl- about 2J-l.
Am -ap K4I4-a E-rl.t. sailed from Ba-t.u jane Is, wei. o
r,E-. of assorted m3. ~. O. e. Brewer a Co
A.. -hr IRE. J.r.--au. sailed from N=w Bedford May j., w,h
l#. .ar-r 1Ea-s.rt-i mI-e. ~ NIe... Richards 8 60.
Has schooner Lh..Eo, Bush. from P.urlN I-ia15-sverlGe.
A.. '-.s N--, k-gt., from sydney Sd. Fa.ra.S I-a.G--.Ee--
as-.
Dutch ship Ga'l-. Koch. from London a1.u; Apul IS, with
a-rI carz. % Jtuiau. Green s. Coo.
Hamburg bark Laura = Louise. Mar. o. -u- from Hamburg
Nav J.. T-L Ia-- O. I.--r-- Iiau.EI - Coz
o.i.rD'r bark -ylpLaI-. Ha---l-.r, ~ SAID from Bremen about
Etg J. with merchandise o. N-.a-r- G. Co.,
Bremen bark i--sll., -- o. leave Bremen AIIu 10 o. 10.
sikh a--.I cargo o. HaE-.ia-,r s. >taIe.h.rst.
Ht" Ta brig Ma.ua- Lass, i.m 90 cruise among t!e Caroline
Er.Ir-oysrII-.
A British war steamer. IS expected from Panama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
AE;sI AIS.

lag li-ScA ErLauIa"'5- Iagry. from E,ra and Fau. with
- bags pulI- ilJ. -at skins. II bugs iuuuu-. 4.
pk-= honey - Ia--r"Ere. T. ual.-. 500 su-cluuts.
tJJJ "rlu-.-- zoo p.u- alut-- % cords aO.I. tuI
u Ia---r-.r--
l5-Syh WarNirs. tJH- fuu N.t.bli. ui-i - bales wool.
- sheep. aaf I1 passengers.
IE->Cu tr-ah,rI- f.rg Vol lI- - .l - cr-ls wool. -- OF
corn. etc.
ls-ScI Ktuoi. shepherd, from Erhului and IIlau1.
with about -u' Iu-l-l, vt-s-.
i5-Si0op LouEl- from kIupn. with 30 hides. Zlu goat
SKINS. Hl-S rHr- . TE-- tIliHV-ls Vt-~-r-rr--
l'-SyH Mara. Crane tt 90 kllhivar- witI - Girls wool.
horse auI : Tt--rU--r>- she was Immediately
Dispatched g. iala5uI ou private business. IRE
Vilu- 90 di-rhIr-iE= her cargo.
lo->,etm,r kitu.s- HrrriU. from viu5warI ports. with
'nsat -ftt.r, horses u pigs. - sheep. = bags
IHl-I-, To- bass potato q boxes honey. . rolls
~Nrl. - bags I.riiy. 10 aui = bags sugar. 81 fr..
u..I---. go u-tr-.-- 20 turkeys. and large Jet
o. native freight
ls-Syh Mara. Crane, g. u I-titiua.
l5-$sL Nl.rNg. NiT-t1. lm kaluIuf. uuh 20 is-- rice
and 70 Barge quantity .fOH.1r.
Ian sh = T. Frri. rIary. from Port Tuxu-auI via
Lttg.Ia. with cargo Uf lumber
2y->rE kl'aull. t,tr-. from NlwIiwIH and X Ilol. with
! curi~ wool, ESQ Es-+ uo't--e-. . bIs tIlgK. IL
L.i"-, I ha= fungus. ! arr-r. ami l. passenger
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
PASSENGERS

FlRst.N.
r,r az FRaSrIsCo-p-r Comet. Aug lG-R-v : ThuTstuu
sat VIC. and > Children. Mrs WIN Humphrey. Mr. - u
Robertson, Or WckHhr, AE Boyd and cAili, tGpt H'tEaVe.
I II Hunter, SIR SteTLrt-l-
COASTwfsE.
Eror, I.s,fS.-per KanOi, Aug IE-Nr PCSIe and = chill
Gr r. DIR WirkiiT-. u y Merrill, and 10 deck passensgTs-
From WlSDwARD P1RrS-per kHauea- Aug l5-Hi--A 'N-
an Ter r % Carer. J - Collins. ant III i-r. T-'~'HE~l'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
DEPARTURES

Aux IS-SrL Euml Eaasr. Wethgrhy. fr Uarrf.
16-Am bark Comet. smith. g r~Iu Fr4urssu.
I6-Srh Warv.-k. John EuL. Gr N.IoSa5.
IE->-h ResauianIi, Haley, lr Erua suI KIN.
1s->cb N-DiS-l.--- kuaealE- ar NaaiIvtT, Ii,Uairi sui
EH.6t-
IS-Sch No5-sikf. Nar~i1. fr KaHu'1i.
Il-Sct Eau1i. Shepherd. Gr lIhafrl and K,iulIi-
E--~yh Nttris. Crane TE NO.
Iy->,h Nanu"ktWsi. Henry. mr LJr1iuJ, Ht1p- ans
other wiuISaul ports.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
NEW BEDFORD OH u4RKET-Jane IS.

Sperm OL-The market i dropping. Tho sales for the week
embrace, for mAuuficturiu-, - bIs 1t 81 -. and 30 DO brown,
IL % and or export 700 Iris at a price not TRANSFERRED.
WHALE UL-Therr isIss doing, on acc. uut 81 the difference
in the views Of holders AMI buyers sales 40 brls IN parcels,
- soc $50 for export, and the hal1ur- 20 tLe trade.
WHALEBJSE-SI-s fr the week 1000 lbs Arctic az = price
not trulspir-i.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

For SGS saSCI-sD-P-r Comet. Au- Ij-1rJj ua-- paddy
mi IL do. ric.. (-CseIs n L,O-J.bs-, 10000 h. corn, 50
.ees sugar. a. boxes tJba-cr. 81 bales pull, 81 DO. fungus. 3
bales <ooI. LIS hides. 3,sS- goat skins. 5 hIIs other skins, :
.s.es F.irhan..' -..,-s. : PsE- .rtrl. tSAIJlL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

- Among the news items in one Of the Boston
papers we find the following. We wish we could
record similar literal donations from our ~fe.Iow-citi-
zeus to alleviate the sufTeriugs and distress created
by the present civil war in America
Or. EoG't W. Wool a native It Augusta. Maine, hut for many
years resident at loaall,u. Sandwich Islands. has sent 10
GOV. Wasahuru turat for the sum Of $500. to be expended an
der his direction for tM- relief 1T the SICK ami wounded soldiers
{ Maine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

THEATEH.-This place of amusement is now occu-
pied 10y the celebrated FAKIR OF silva. who performs
some Of the most astonishing magic tricks ever wit
messed here. Ills veutriloquism is excellent and
amusing. The Attendance has not been SO good as it
might have been, owing, no doubt, to the present dull
times. Those who have not yet seen him, should not
fail to go and see for themselves. Last Saturday
afternoon, u performance was given expressly for
children and their guardians At half price, and quite
n large gathering was present. Another will be
given for the same purpose, next Saturday after
noon, NJ 3 o'clock precisely and the usual per-
formance will be given in the evening, when a
balloon ascension will take place. See advertise
meut. -
- We are still without foreign news. The
North wind which has prevailed early in the
week Indicates that the trades between this group
and the coast are interrupted. Oar next arrival
from San Francisco will probably show n longer pas
sage than the last vessels reported. Both the Fly
ing Eagle and arlington ought to arrive soon. 1t
may appear supelhuous to speculate on what the
next news will he but we firmly expect to hear
of an entire change in the position of affairs in Vir-
einia, caused by the advance Of Gen. Pore's army
before Richmond, from the opposite quarter in which
Mcclellan was stationed, thus placing Richmond
AMI the rebel forces between two powerful Union
armies.
RErAIRED.-The regular Kauai trading schooner
.HoilrGhine excel after a detention Of three weeks
in FORT, and receiving thorough repair, sailed again
On Monday last for ports on Kauai. The residents
Of that island are now favored with three Of the
finest vessels in our coastiug feet-the Emma RooLe,
Kailma and Excel, and We hope will find constant
and profitable employment for them all.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
SEEE&s. &c.

Plain black silk, figured camlets. asst'd coIors.
Black silk neckties and handkerchief.
White cambria silk haudkerchiefs, printed border,
AIeXander's kid gloves,
Black silk umbrellas,
Black SILK hat ribbons,
Back silk lace falls,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
Hats. &c..

Gents Hurcntiuc straw hats,
Gents Paris felt hats,
a large assortment Of ladies' b%onuc,s,
Ladies' and Children straw hats, new styles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

>;IIp-- NIa5I-.

~NN FEHNsf-Cu-Ier Y4-k--, about sept. 1t.
hNrAt-Uer E,lamH, today.
'E lAHArNN-I-r Steamer ru N'uily next.
toG Huu-pcr N,tri- Morrill,, Friday ur SATURDAY,.
k'=A-gsr Steamer ou Monday pes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

%aGN
oEE3RAE~
~ %&ss
<aS22,sIanl Orders(AsSGx
~ GAn1srunr ~
A<ArrnnDnD rouss
~ 8 IS ST.
GYg &S99Se
4. S. CLI- { E:GH0RN n
% hiahiy desirable stock Of Nerehaidtse,
Russia Crash, Pain Killer,
Laitsi' ana &C s@ s,s e ,.I Linen 1,oI na"dherenie',
d1"''.@sos fancy s~usrenarrs.
IL ana - Linen sheeting.
Manila ccfsar..
= slurtimss,
Black and col,reI Sewirc SIX.
w"tIsqts celebrated reIesaph Noodles,
Whit cotton Un~IcrsIdus,
White Cotton pIuIs,
III nrosans, ox5rd Ties.
Goat Brogais. euameled do,
Womeuts Jenny Lind Buskins,
Fancy noaua, Ribbons,
Tool brushes,
Hair do.
Nail Brushes.
Backing do,
Tatot Brushes,
Hearth Hrnshcs,
Citrate Of Na@ncsi'& r~efre.lins summer beverage,
Violet Powder,
Assorted Toilet Soap.
Iubin's justly celebrated
--
E- x ~4%
Ea,es 81 a ",ran'"H'
Iiu.kinGi"Ia Palace,
Srrrrl. Fj,.a4rs
Ladies' Perfume.
~. aa,
h@.1sf.n Waite.
T Teo,I E%,..
TerIela.
Fransr3l". Perfume.
k5s- Ne Gu.ck.
Cough LICENCES.
"a
-. -
Mst. = "u-i
N"'I 80, u+ uL.
- '' ~ 'tl I7's-
hL3~o- ''0- mixed anu striped cotton A"i Hose very
Geienlem.a'- whie sltrss, superior,
"hEte. calico aai hickory shirts.
Bae'. blue, green a"! red alIaccas,
Blu" figured alpaca,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT,
Liverpool Salt in Oak Barrels
BEST WELSH STEAM COAL.
Honolulu. AUG. II. 1852. @233m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

LOOKING Ur AGAN.-The Comet sailed ON Satur-
day last for san Francisco taking q very heavy car
G., most Of which was island produce. Among the
shipments were l0i tons Of Hawaiian rice 40 tons
ofcorn, 3Sd7 goat skins, ard the usual amounts Of
sugar, Fulu, &c. This certainly is a gratifying
result, and occurring as it does in the dulIest month
of the year, affords evidence that cur domestic in
dustry is reyiving from the heavy blows under
which it has been ~laboring for the past two or three
years. Here are eco tons Of domestic produce,
valued at nearly SO, 600 ; besides which the con-
stIoiioa took away some 800 tons, the Inn Eliza
about 100 tons, and the Kathleen will take say 500
more-in al 1900 tons Of produce exported during
the dullesi month Of the year and at a the when
the supply of sugar ana molasses in the market is
very small.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
Sse sEsaEeR.y
Spirits. Wines. SC,

Genuine Holland gin, in baskets and cases,
CIaret in ~hogsEeais ani cases, rs Coz
Superior London porter. in qts. and pts, (BarkIey Perkins
Bottled ale in quarts and pjnts,
Superior English dranglt ale ia h~ogshcals, viz: Bass s Co.
mild ale, Burton Brewery Company, J~eTrcys,
Rum in casks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21
Clothing. Shirts, Hosiery. Nc.

Red flannel shirts, hickory shirts,
White cotton shirts, white linen bosom shirts,
\ large assortment of fancy cotton shirts,
SIX AMI lambs wool urIershdrts,
A large assortment Of silk, LisIc thread. Cotton stockings
and socks,
= 'Ildren's cotton socks,
Mems grey and white merino socks,
Checked cotton pants,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-21

Monkey jIche;s.
Pilot clot;, pants.
Moleskin pants.
Black alpaca coats, Water proof coats,
White maTsciIlcs vests.
White linen drill pants,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-07-09
The White Mans Platform.
PURPOSES OF THE WAR.


C0Eonxss, BIT VOTE NEARLY UNANI-
NOUS, PASSED THE FOLLOWING REsoLU-
rfoS, WHICH EXPRESSES THE VOICE OF
rffE Marion, AND Is THE TRUE STAND
Ard OF LOYALTY:
a~fhat the present deplorable civil war has
been torcsd upon the country by the disunion.
ists Of the Southern States now in arms
against the Constitutional Government, and
in arms around the Capital; that in this Ma
sssnA emergency, Congress, banishing all
feeling Of mere passion and resentment, will
rsssilsrt only its duty to the whole country,
tknf this ssoy is NOT ,cdeed on their part in any
spsrk ef oppression, or for any purpose Of
epaqresf Or su1ssat,on or purpose Of oper-
skyDUisg or Interfering auth tia rights or eS
tatlshsd tnsfit tufions Of those States, but to de-
fAad Gxd mdiatain he supremacy Of the Con-
1etfk<fpa, and TO preserps the Union, lrih all TIE
ee<ahy sqsniity and rights Of the scOeraf States
uniaeSSSsd; and that as soon as these objects
ere sceorspi,shsd the aoar ought to cease"