The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-06-19

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ssoeno ne uee was snen eoSereu Win snow. IL
sno .ses many yeais. may De
kOP..S.eS easoe! rom seeds OF catungs- ABOUT
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w1teoos seeds. which are not produced In much
Fesecss0n until sDe seventh year. The tree grows
% spoof the s'zs OF our peach trees, the first one
onsesveo ~ M. A., about eighteen feet IN height,
core . crop which he estimated at nearly one hun
Gan % cultivated wherever Indian corn can. In
- general qualities the hber OF this plant has
80 pronounced by cotton brokers equal to the
oess See Island vaz1ety and some bales Of 1T have
oesn ooId In South America tor sixteen cents per
posno. The yield u great With favorable soil
- stoatons two thou@nd pounds can be raised
pef aero, while Nj. K. claims that half that
amount can be depended upon as an average. Five
hundSed pounds per acre is held to be q good
ylet4 - The south. = Important IT true
Tn Rxv. UrsRy w.Rp BEycuER ON THE
psurprrvs a. Er.rurAToSn Myss.eE-Tbe
~ Hen-v Ward Reecher saws a recent dated
New York iourna!, entertained and instructed his
bearers Id evening with a discourse having for
II TIKI the rpeent meunee of President Lincoln
rseummending the emancipation resolutions,
snooGn ~ tne outset ne ono reaa q lie" "oids
non xse:eh i1ii. about preparing
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nepsosy running over the history o. slavery, ana
go - ~ hss;ns N no o"s , ns.u ~ shs y no;n,
vheses - sesrted It tie time of framing the
by Government that
e = a evil to Be suppressed or put aside-be
alluded to some Of the remarkable condolences of
the day. First among these he noticed despotic
~ . ne America engaged In the same
vosk Of extending freedom, and next the league
11eUee. kseiands Frame and Spain to destroy
1cn0y = another part Of the continent In re-
upon these he touched with burning
nscnU upon the selfish conduct OF England, and
conesasoed . with the wsrm-hearted generosity OF
~ knes.n Cns. while OF the Mexican invasion
= - snans mt.nsse that the throne OF the
AIgoD6y ACQUIRED house Of Hapsburg must needs
p stTene3y built to Withstand the surges of
American liberty when once the rebellion Is cared
Ioe- In coociusion, he held it to be the duty of
~ 70 jDins hearts and hands in saying AMEN to
IL Dn@R-to forget all differences and disagree
Of every kind, and give undivided support
- the Government to strengthen President Lin
Doln By word and by deed in his arduous task.
ne o~oncludine exercise Was singing America by
- 0tipo segregation.
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4o.ttnet ~ :. ..oe 2 oe.cI'eo' ana TIE resi-.
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