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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

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ToaoSro, May q, 1905.

lvhoNfp, my i'no
Harrison, who took the case Of Murphy etal hos been
by the Attorney General and ar Mckenzie
tanned for the prisoners The papers ready, and
application for q Of habeas corpus will be made
Thursday morning.
London Canada papers say Letters from reliable Cana.
dams In Chicago place beyond doubt tho fact that the
Chicago fcnians the Of rad upon the' west
ern frontier Tho governments T. rapidly Withdrawing
troops from the frontier, believing Fcrana has exploded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

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n.ssgs . rii,. f~li ~ .-.s.,rE v iss - 80 Y %.
B. Dec. sF~ 20 Mss ssspT4 Dsf4lsf
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03

Efg~ An extensive furniture sale will take place
on Monday at the residence of Mr.. Synge in Bere-
tania Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03

PARDoNED.-By the San Francisco papers of Dec.
25th. We see that Capt. George 5. Tooker. of the
whaleship Mercury. who was recently convicted of
starving a sailor, and sentenced to three months
Imprisonment in that city. has been pardoned by
President Johnson. The fact of his being pardon
ed so soon would indicate that his trial was not a
fair one. or that the evidence was corrupt. That
is the way they do things in San Francisco, how
ever. and the tender mcrcies Of their Courts and
lawyers are cruel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03
Of Goods. Including Spirits. Bonded
Value Imported Free Of Duty by

'otal. S4g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03

u The opposition Line of Steamers between
san Francisco and New York, via Nicaragua, has,
according to the New York Tribune, been re-organ-
lied and promises to be more efficient. VIM. II
Webb. the eminent ship-builder. is now at the head
of the enterprise, while N. O.. Roberts, H. G.. Steb-
bins, and other prominent capitalists are among
the managers. During this year they propose to
build a railroad. on the Nicaragua Isthmus, of
twelves miles, so as to make the transit more rapid
the remainder of the way being by water. 1t IS
probable that new steamers Will be put on, 50 that
the route will be a more popular one than 1t has
hitherto been. With the immense and increasing
trade and travel two steamer lines between the
two ports ought to be well sustained.
Two THOUSAND Two HUNDRED.-Our cOtempora-
ries when referring to the distance between San
Francisco and Honolulu. should speak correctly.
The distance is fully 22OO miles. and every vessel
has TO sail over that number Of miles by the short
est track they NAV take.
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FOR SALE.

The Publisher offers for sale this newspaper
- THE PACIFIc COMMERCIAL ADyEKTIsEK"-and
the printing establishment connected with it,
including the complete stock Of book, news and
job type, power and hand-presses, together
with the goodwill of the Office and newspaper,
which has been one of the most successful en-
terprises of the kind in the Pacific. Posses
sion will be given at the close of the current
volume, June 80, 1866.
II. VI. WHITNEY, Publisher.
Jannarv 10. ls66.
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:GaJ- We would call the attention of our retailers
and jObbers to the Auction Sale to take place on
Tuesday next, at the Auction Room of j. II. Cole.
We understand that the terms will be liberal, and
the assortment of goods are the best offered this
season. Its a rare chance, and should be improved.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03
Furniture

Cases Arm.Chairs,
Cases Rocking Chairs,
Cases Common Wood Chairs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-03

rs" We have received from Governor Low, of
California, a copy of the Constitution and Bylaws
of the California Prison Commission a society
of which he is President, and which has for its OBJ
ject " the restoration to virtue, usefulness and hap
piness, men who have been convicted of crime and
imprisoned. and whose unaided efforts are for that
reason almost hopeless" The field of its labor is
certainly Il difficult one. and the task a thankless
one but. for all that. much good has been and
may still be done among that class.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-20
vINELAND
EARM AND FRUrr LANDS,

HID IAN Al amt w = HlifA
II and healthful climate. Thirty miles sopa u
Philadelphia By Railroad, 10 Now JeFAsy. On the
SAME Inns Of latitude 80 Ealiimere, Md.
The soil Is rich and productive, varying from q elhy
to : sandy ham, suitable fg Wheat, Grasa, Corn.
Tabaceo, Fruits and Vegetables. This isA greaa
fruit coaiatrs. Fiye hundred Vineyard aed Grg.
chards have been planted out BY experienced fruit
growers. Grapes, Peaches, Pears, So. nfeAafe
Immense profits. VtnelaDd Il aiEeady 0ns u The
most beautiful places in the United States. The
entire territory, consisting Of fity square miles q
land. is laid out upon 4 general sysscfl u improve.
msnts. The iand is only cold b actual settlers, vita
provision fr public adornInent. Tho place On ae.
count Of is great beauty, ~ we'll ~ othcradyanla-
res, has become ne rss0rf n px0pk Of iqsfe. II hsa
Increased five thousand people " ltiiI tise past three
years. Churches, Stores, Schools, Academies, Sc.
cisties Of Art and Learning, and other elements u
refinement aud culture lave been Introduced
Hundreds Of people arscoEstantiy settling. Humid
reds Of new houses are being constructed. Pnea
" Farm land, twenty acre lots and apward, s2s
per acre. Five aud Zen acre and Village lots m fals.
Fra.iss AID Vegetables npen earlier 10 7 : district
than in any otLer locality noFh u Norfolk, Va
Openings fr aiikhsiso 4 business. Latnber Ysrds
Manufactures, F0undnes, ssDfes, ana ths ike; and
steam P0weT, with room, san bs rented.
FOR EaFsoHs aalo desire mild ~nfBtefs, q healsbfmf
climate, and a good soil, 10 \ sountrg beautifully
! improved. aboundiBg ia ffaiis, sad p9ssessiag ali
NhsTsoeial prIytissef, Ia tie heart d civilization,
it's worthy ofa visit.
letter. snsvsred and tie YIaelnua ParaE , ~.
PEI giving full information. anA containing Rsslgts
81 Bolan kobiasoa, segi p hppiisanis.
address cHAs. ~ Lands, Fiaslaua ?. O.,
Lanais Tasntbip. Aes Jeney.
Pyom Lep0u n Sa6. R1iassu. 4esoskspaf EH-
I tr III 7hs Yrbprsf IN "a oae II H. posf ssf.nsfsS
Efnfs ~teesa - ~ abnoa Lrsi nastsss asd ss,s4bsN
@~9aasaar fy ftfesest fffnsse 1H - kv.g ~ VI
- 1S Ws0s PE4nsa smA
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AYERS
CATHARTIC L

possoss so many advantages over the other
puruatiycs in the market, and their superior
virtues are SO universally known, that we need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality l. maintained equal to the best II ever
has been, and thai they may be depended Oh
10 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared BY ]. C. AVER, N. d., & Co,
Lowen, Masss and sold by
z ,. ogYis, Maaehssseri and G. W. SMITH, Factory
aeint,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-20

EINO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l.
1 DIX particularly invites III ladies who need n
Medical o. Surgical adviser, TO call at his Rooms
No. 81 Endieott Street, Boston, Atss., which tksy
will arranged for their SPECIAL accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty vssrs to-
tn particular branch OF the treat msnf sf al eiss
IS s~pcculimr 70 females, II Is now eoncelodby all
DO n IN this country and IN Europe that he s~Isslls
"a other known practitioner in the safe, speedy
q nd ~efleetnal treatment Of all female complaints.
His medicines are prepared will the sxpfsss par
pose OF removing all diseiRef, such Is debility,
weakness, unnatural slppressions, snlargemeprs "
the womb, also, all diseintgca which flow from q
morbid state Of the blood. The Doctor i now fully
prepared to treat in his peculiar style, bolA medical
" and s~urgicaitY MI diseases Of the female sex, AAG
they are respectfully invited 10 call ut
No, 81 EnditOlt Street, Bsslen.
All letters requiring advice must contain enc dsn
lar to ensure an answer.
Address DIR. J.. DIX, No. II Endieo, Street, See
ton, btass.
Boston, jar. l. 1s66.--1-ss
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
1 HITMAN MISERY.

~. PstisItS. n a geakd kSsehFS. Prtcs s< Gu
A Lecture On the Natrre, Treatment and haaieai
Care ~ sesninzi WesknesS or sperrnaiofrhES 10
daced By Self Abase: Involuntary hnissaoht, ".
Petehey, Nervous Debility, aud lmpeaiinene =
MarriEs generally Consumption, EfAsPsfi ~
fis Mental ard Physical lncApscHy, 80 ~
kDH& J. CuLVERWELL, b D. AaiAof s" ING
~6raa Book,t 4c.
The weird rsuownsaa nstor. t. this saaairAsls
LestnYs, tseSiy proves fron his osn expeHs@
tAs GwfCi consequences 81 Sci Abuse may bs eIe
tasiiy refnCre6 wstheus Ese1beins, and wlfaoat -
Esrous tufgaoNi eper2itens, bcuE3es, instrame =
nnr o. e~nr2lalss puaiiag oat a mode q car% =
este certain and eaeeiusi. ~ which every sadeI
b rsaft<t What - caaGaon naRY Re. mas ours ht11'
Naf rh&apav, pnwAt1sv, Ard radically. THIS Lk@s
TuRg WILL FROYEAB boon 70 Tn0UsAkbs
AAg THOUSANDS.
Set naasr SEA-. 70 arr address. j. Plain seaisd
ssFsssre. "a reeers e FT crr<s o. tse restAg'
s8mRs. ~ &asnewiag
Gas J e KLigE& 60.
, mssmsvT. Eam Ys=sA n~a G@ "a A&<
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nRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
VI Cures cuts, Burns, sealds.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, sprsins.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Corus, Felons, Piles.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
icurcs Frozen Limbs, and ohilblain''
GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Chapped Hands, aud Blster''
GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE
il prompt in action, removes pain At once, ana re-
duccs tie most angry-looking swe!lings ana liiia-
nations, as II by m%agic-thus anordlng reliei ana n
complete euro.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BON
(Sent by mail for 30 ccnts.)
SETH w. FOWLE & SON, Boston,
Prop ietors.
For sale by all Druggists, Grocers, and at all
country stores.
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CAUTION
To Females in Delicate Health.


nR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 2
H kSpIcorT ST., BosToH, IL consulted daily fsr
all diseases incident 10 the female system. Pre-
lapsus uteri or Flour Alhus Suppression, and other
menstrual derangements, are all treated on sew
pathological princi ples,a and speedy relief guaranteed
10 a very few days. So Invariably certain b this
new mode Of treatment, that most obstinate aOm
plants yield under il, aud the afflicted psnass soss
~rslGices In perfect heath.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater sEpsrisnes Il
the cure 81 diseases OF women than any other ply
sician In Boston.
Boarding accommodation for patients who maj
wish to stAy In Boston a few days under hs treat
ment.
Dr. Dow, since 1915, having ceHBned hh vbois
attention 10 m Office practice for The cure Of Prfyats
Diseases aud Female Complaints, Acknowledges Ne
superior IN the United States.
". BAH letters must contain one dolisrsr they
will not be answered.
Office hours from = 4. ". tos r. n.
Boston, July 90, fte5-1yjyz6
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HOLIDAY PHEsESTst
GREAT PRIZE DISTR BITlON
1sr York GIN sfssoctdfioH
7aa nreadway. y. W.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. muoOEOAs. MBslc SoIES
SllvER MARE. FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, snd
ELEGANT JEWELRY,

MsssIn - parnineuos.

NAsHrn 90 pfarhfhuTlpN.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and ~
VAtrv ars plscsI in sEALKD ENVELOPES.
nhish are vel mixed. One u thcss Envelopes,
csntasnins he Ctfli6eatt 81 0rd0 Or scme Ar
tcle. treriA aoI las tsan cas- aoilar az rtiaa,l
AL be delivered At our ofiee, or sent BY mad "
auy address. viihous rgara 70 choies on receipt
II Is Csut. Tbs purchaser viii see vat Aruels
It 4raEt. aus is value. which may be from
One 10 rive Hundred Dollars, And
can then send One Dollar and reoeive lhs Ar
uele named, Or NAY exchange u Tor any uther ar
tlele On ear list 81 SAINT value IL NO
BlanISs-EYery purchaser gets Halas.
Among those who have recently drawn VAL
UABLE GIFTS from this Association, the fslioN-
ing Kindly permit their names 70 be used
Robert n. Hotbhklss, Now Haven, Conn.,, Me-
lslcon, value $3.50. VI. y. I. Willis, W. I'D Sc.
New Yoxk. Diamond Cluster Pin, valve $2OO.-
Mrs. H.. q. Tappsn. l6 York St, Gold Watch,
value SIPS Miss ELLEN =. Dickerson, Bingham
ton, n. T., Melodeon, value $iO0. Mrs D.. II.
Stone, 5Z Tenth 81. n. ", Piano. value $500
Mrs. Teresa A.. Miller, Scranton, Pa, Diamond
Ring. value SIT5. Miss Ellen J. Peek, Spring
Geld Ills Melodeon, value Sl25. DR.. |. Van
| Riper, Washington ID. G., Gold Hunting Cased
Watch, value $3.50. Edward II. Lindsay. Mor-
c~tstsr, Mass, Piano, value $3.50. Miss d. II.
FNruell. Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops,
value $3.50. Francis / Moran, l26 Pearl ST.
Music Box. Nhlue $40. AIrs. R. C. l~ngersoll
Urbana. Ohio. Silver set. value 500. Lieut.. b.
7. Hendricks, WIZARDS Hotel. Washington. d.
G., Silver Patent Lever Watch, value 500. Cap
tain /. Warner. 10th N, Y. Nels., Silver Watch,
value s3J. IL. Taylor, R%ingtown, Pa, Gold Pa
tent LeyeI watch, value 500, JAS. II. Bruce,
Nashville, Tenn, Silver Watch. $40. Geo. d.
Wood, whitby. Canada " est, Silver Watch, S45.
VIM. d. redfeld, Columbus, o.. Music Box, $40.
Many persons who have drawn valuable prizes,
90 not wish their names published or we might
extend this list. Letters from various parties
throughout the country, acknowledging the re-
oeipt o. valuable gifts, may be seen on file in cur
Office,
LIST OF ARTICLES
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
- THH wISTEE TKEa on
BURR & BURTON SEMINARY

WIN open on WEDNESDAY,, y ~, under The
direction a RKv. FEASELIE W. oLSsIrp. 4 NJ "a Prln.
e5pAl aud Paar. g. ALBEE a. NJ, a. ass0taN % eAafse Of
tEe Classical Dcazrtment
Othef and r~safsetcHi Teachers IN the Yeune LNiAes
DensrtuteHtand fT al taobraaebes OF Acae4ntelAaa}
ars empleyed
aot 10 exee9f g. PSF SEEK
Ysnng met having tAe ministry N Faee bay fees7Nt
material Aa from the BUR- fund
RS. cCsHMAS, Clerk.
Naaebssier. Juiy q, lsss-af
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A CERTIFICATE
woKTH a siLLior.
An Old PhyHeion'S
Testimony.


Testimony.
READ.
Waterbury, VI,
Nov. "a, 1853.
Although do not
like the practicco Of
Physicians recon
mendinc, indis
1.-The pa
tent medicines Of
the day; yet after
a trial Of ten years.
| am free 10 admit
that there il one
medicine belsre
the pubic that any
Physician can use
in his practice and
recommend to the
public with perfect
confidence that
medicine is Rev n.
H.D0wns Yegcta.
bic lialsamic Lixir
! have used Il my
self with the very
best success, and
now, whenever !
am troubled with
Cough or Cold,
/ invariably use IT.
Leg c~beerfully re
commend it 70 AL
who are suffering
| from a Cough or a
| Cold, for the Group
| Whooping- Cough,
and all diseases
| tending 10 Con
sumption, alnd 10
| the Profession a. a
reliable article.
| am satisfied Of
lis excellence be-
yond a doubt, hay-
| Ing converted per-
sonally with The
Rev. n. II. Downs
about il. He In
formed me Of the
principal ingrc
dients u which the
ElixiTis composed,
al Of which are
Purely Vegetable
and perfectly safe
H.. E N0apW y .
Sos Brigade u
geoH U. 5 Army.
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prondly refers TO Professors aud respectable pkv
s-icians-many Of whom oonsnli him ID critical ssssa
because Of his Acknowledged sklii aud rspntatioH,
observation.
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OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without regard to value, aud not 10 be paid fol-
anti you know Nkrt you will receive.

antI you KNOW hEIl you WIZ leSVlNN'
EAcH
II Rosewood Pianos worth 1850 TO 300
Is Melodeons Rosewood Gases 125 to 225
75e Music boxes 2 TO 50 tunes IL to 100
100 Silver revolving patent casters is to 40
100 Fruit and Cake baskets 10 TO 80
500 sets silver tea and table spoonsl5 to 30
100 Gold HUNTING Case Watches rs to l50
$50 Diamond Rings, Cluster dc 30 to 200
400 Gold Watches 60 to 100
500 ladies Gold Watches 80 TO So
500 Silver Watches rs to SO
$500 Vest Chnins to 70
1000 Pairs Far Rings (now styles l5o to 9
1900 Necklaces 3 to
1850 Gold Pencils to
1000 ONYX e Amethyst brooches 4 to 10
1900 Lava aud Florentino brooches 4 to Q
LOCO Masonic Plus to GOV
1000 Fine esd watch KEYS new pat. $50 to $50
1900 Sets Of bosom studs Lotto
1900 Enameled sleeve buttons ESQ to 10
5000 Plain Col and chased rings 100 to
5000 Stone sci and seal rings $50 to 10
5000 Miniature lockets al sizes $50 to !
!. eco Sets ladies' lcwelrv 3 TO 10
1000 Watch Charms teacll 3 to 300
5000 Gold pens sill ex ccses x pencils 4.5Ot to 3
5000 Gents breast and scarf pms 3 to 20
1900 Ladies new style belt buckles 4 to $50
1000 ChataliGe and guard chains 1850 TO 20
1000 Gold Ihimbles to 10
5000 Sets ladies' brooch 3 car drops 6 TO IL
1000 Gold Crosses ].SOto
G.000 Oval band bracelets 10 ~
1000 Heavy gold chain bracelets 2b TO 40
2 1000 Bah err drops all eolors to =.
5000 Fine Gold pens to SOY
1000 New st, le it 4 gold eardrops to
1000 Gold pens gold m'nted ebonyh'ds 4.50 to $50
80 Lady's fancy work boxes 10 to 40
n A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
TIE ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE Doll
LAR by PURCHASING A SEALED
ENVELOPE FOR 25 Cts.
Parties dealing ,cih u; may depend oa having
prompt returns, and the article draWn riH Be
Immediately seRi 10 them BY express o. return
mail.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
ny- 8 Certihcstes for One Dollar, 10 for Two
Dollars, SO for Five Dollars. Great Inducements
to Agents.
All Letters should DO addressed,
y. BENTON & Co..
Box 1857 Post Office New York.
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MMl!MG

Dr. sTgIcKLANDs FlLE REMEDY hascured
theessnss 81 fae wursa cases q Bl.ndaud Bleeding
plies. Il gives immediafe reHisf sad eGeets Pr
sassest csse. IavGt directly. II g wsrThniee p
.sre. ~
fssEabT Il DrasGsN - SzS - be|
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Sold at every Drag snd Country Store throash
out yermoai ana GHadAs.
Rial IS ca., rs ea q.d si1a per Bos0s,
JOHN r. HEKRT 4 co,
pKoTHrrcBs
l~se Main s&mA1. NGI7raAg N
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AfrLlcrrp Asp tNroNIunArkl

be NOT robbed and add 10 your sulersnka in kslna
deceived by the lying boasts, misrepresentation,
false promises and prcientinns OF
FOREIGN AsD NATIVE QUAcKs,
vile hi0wlittle ofths nature and character 81 spee
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hibit forged Diplomas Of Institutions 81 Collefes
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