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THE PASTORS DUES.

picked mp an article called "Patty's
Experience in Begging" which was
very suggestive to me. i
Patty goes out among the people OF
the parish to collect few dollars to buy
for tho minister's wife shawl which
she very much needs Patty is young
and full of zeal, and is rather dismaycd
by the rebufIs she meets with. Some
decline To give, some make excuses,
some give after making excuses: aud
l[e who loves. the "cheerlul glver"
could not have found many objects OF
affection in that parish.
One woman says, "No doubt they
need il, for The minister's salary has not
been raised."-And this is what set me
to thinking. fear we do not got at
the right principle: that tho minister IS
entitled not only to his support, but
more, TO save something for u rainy
day. True, he should cast all his care
on the Lord: but still he is as much
entitled to "use tho means" as we.
The minister does our work, liz
not only breaches for us--he visits TIN
sick and the dying, and watches owe
the people generally, doing many thing
which otherwise we might have to dc
As education mustbe sustained throus
the influence of tho teacher, so rellglo
i sustained through the influence Of u
nreacher. AS merely selfish measnr
wo should provide for him, and provl'
Gar him well. DO we understand VIII
the church is in our town? Do v
know. can we guess, the state oi thl'l'
e Mace with no church and no :
Egion ! Would any Of US be wllllI
% live in a place where there is
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DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. sTRICKLAND'S
TONIC IS a concentrated
preparation Of Roots and
Herbs, with antlaclds and
carmlnatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous sys-
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REST.

WHAT'S rest? What does our nature
demand, in order that there can be such
an enjoyment as rest! During the
earliest days of infancy, before any
distinct perceptions Of others seem to
have been awakened, the little one will
rest wherever there is kind hand to
comfort and protect. But when the
affections have been developed and
centred upon her whose ceaseless watch
absorbs the first outgoings of the new
born soul, then there is but one place
where the babe will rest Nowhere
but in the mothers arms is there
refuge from unknown terrors. NO
where but at her side, is the pillow
smooth enough to win from restless
childhood an hours calm repose. The
infant knows what it is to love, and the
days for resting without love, are for
ever past. 1t is in vain, hereafter, to
tempt that little one with all that wealth
can furnish, to induce self-forgcttuIness
and the peace of aquet spirit, unless 1t
can find its head sinking on what is
warm with the fires Of devoted alice
= tion, Rest is state of the mind and
heart. 1t is a condition OF things that
: prevails within, and in every well de-
iycloped soul, it necessarially implies
! the peaceful qualification of the alice
i tions. There can be no true rcposc,
- where there is no soothing draught
' from the cup of love.
) What is home! In the hours when
>, D. home realizes for each and all its malr
, i" intent, it is the place Of retreshmcn
/ after heightened tod, tho refuge from
- absorbing cares, the fireside, the cas-!
~ ~ chair, the table and the couch. Bu
u =, what is it that makes this the resting
~ ~ place? Nothing but the spirit OF low
80 80 that pervades the atmosphere wher
- - these abide. There is no magic IN tn
% 10 word home, nor in the materials OF ou
a habitation, nor in the adaptation OF il
- ~ oonycnienoes to our physical require
~ ~, ments. There is nothing i'll oil this
10 10 make man rest, to bring peace to b
~ i; troubled spirit. II he rests at home
!IM more than at his Office or anon
~" ,cn strangers, tis because he finds at hon
,JI '.L something that he finds nowhere, say
. =" within the hallowed walls that inclo'
80 49, the tomplc of his earthly affections;
90, 90 There is no rest hereafter, wltho
,Lo W. God. There aA is Cod. Eternity is {
,nn 'n endless experience Of the utter III
nn nn possibility Of rest, to those who LOO
''0 for future peace, without that pea
nos which passcth all understanding. II
nto 90 this reason, the Savior calls us to con
n'o w unto Him, for rest. God is love, ,
i'o ho do YOU love God Are you reconcll
,n,, ~ to Him whom you have offended? !
'9 ~ you take his yoke upon you, and tn
;st ' ind rest unto your soul
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FRTIT TREES
CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE
AT THE
WEBSTER NURSERY Z ]

A PPLE TREES OF ALL VARIETlES-Sum-
N mer, Fall and Winter and especially the
Rome Beauty, Raws Jennett, and smith clder,
the best OF ali winter apples. 2 3, and years
old, Select size at the following reduced prices
Per tree when less than 20 arc ordered, 2oeents'
BY %, 80, orany less than 100, 10 cents each
BY 100 $500. ... ,,,oo.,oo
By 200. all ordered at once, $500 per 100
By 800 to 500, ?12.5O per 100 ,,t,. -...-.a-
oaII Persons and Merchants when acting as
Agents for me they will be furnished with trees at
wholesale rates, but when less than iQo are OF
dercd at once, cost of packing will be added.
All varieties Of Peaches ut same rates, except
IaIc's early which Is an extra carly variety rlpen-
inc July 1ith; thcyNre put up at S2O.O0 per loo,
or 2j cents each. o, A.,
cots, Plums, Cherries, andall kinds of ENergrccns
as cheap can be purchased elsewhere rSr'o,,s
along the railroad can order per the liarndcn or
National Express, sending money with order, ana
can rely ON getting strictly prime trees OF 'heI
can come and select for themselves AGaTeSS
App. %, 'GG-tf Webster, scoto Co., ONO
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A JAKU TO 7 FIE LNUTEO
DEs. DsJPONCO'S l'..
GOLDEN PERIODICAL FILLS,
FOR FEMALES.

mfallnIe in Correcting Irregularities, Removing
Distractions of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause, and
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-13

Have YOU any reason to expect such
n greeting! How will you feel to
behold others thus welcomed, and your
self passed by,-nota single soul amid
tho hosts OF heaven to thank YOU Tor
friendly interest and efforts Tor its
salvation? Ponder this while you
have an opportunity to "savea soui from
DEATH" ssusF
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SAVING A SOUL FROM
.. DEATH.
80 If one soul from Anworth,
Meet me at Gods right hand;
My heaven will be two heavens,
In InnlauuGl's land !"

Thus cxclaims the sainted Ruther-
ford; and thus may every one, who
labors to win souls, look forward with
tho hope OF redoubled joy at meeting
them in heaven.
Next to the joy of meeting our gear
Redecmer, will be the unspeakable
delight of meeting some shining one at
the pearly gate awaiting our ARRIVAL
who shall take us by the hand aud say
oBy Gods blessing, you saved my SOU
from death, Next to,Iesus, ! owe thi'
blessed state to you. will be an ever
lasting remembancer OF your KING
Christian iaithtulness while on earth'
Christian friends, would not such I
meeting and such greeting mako you
heaven
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CrrT OFF FROM HIS BASE.

A former resident Ill ID - was OH
a visit to that place, and had many
inquiries to make about his former
acquaintance, and especially those with
whom he had been associated in Efforts
to promote the cause of Christ.
t.Mr. Shcarer is alive and well,
trust" said he.
eyes, he enjoys very good health "
"He is as active as ever III dong !
good, hope"
eyes, he is as active as eycr,-it is
his nature to be activo,-but he IS cut
off from the base Of his supplies, l
think" c.,
"You don't mean that he has failed
in business2"
"No; his property has greatly
increased within the last two or three
years"
"And his spirituality decreased in
proportion-is that what you mean
If so, | am sorry to hear it: he was
one of the most jealous and uSeiui men
in the township"
01Ie is jealous man yet but not as
efficient in doing good as he once was.
About three years ago he built large
factory, and soon after became connect
ed with a railway. His time thus
became greatly occupied, and his mind
taken off from spiritual things. lie did
not neglect the prayer meeting, nor
;ntermit any of his usual efforts to do
good; but there soon came to be less
heart in them, as it were. His prayers
in the prayer meeting became somewhat
formal, and his exhortations had less
weight. A change has come over him
One can scarcely point out any dlller'
ence in him, but one feels that there is
difference. conclude that his ex.
tended business has caused him tC
neglect his closet That is what
mean by his being cut off from his bas'
of supplies.,'
"To be thus cut off is fatal to one
efficiency in doing good"
Gas fatal as for an army to be cut oI
from its supplies"
The neglect of prayer is the grea
cause Of unfruitfulness among Chris
tians. This neglect is not always cause
by the pressure OF business 1t
sometimes caused by great activity
doing good. A man became deep
interested in the welfare of sinner
lie prayed long and earnestly for
revival. At length the blessing cam
lie was constantly employed in atten
ing meetings, in visiting from house
house, in counselhng the anxious and
warning the careless lie neglect
his closet, and brought lcannoss up
his soul, even in the midst Of since
efforts to do good to the souls OF othe
Slight events have great influence
causing a neglect of secret prayer
Young man. was very regular in his
cret devotions and was remarkable
his consistent piety. A friend, "
was not professor OF religion, occu
ed the same sleeping apartment W
him for few nights The conscque'
was neglect of prayer, which, thou
it wrought no change visible to othC
seriously y affected his Christian progr'
The skiIful soldier is careful not
allow himself to be cut off from
base of his supplies, The Christ
should be still more careful to the 50
end
The daring soldier may sometil
cut himself off for a time in ordc
make forced march or perform sc
great exploit. In this, hc may not
imitatal by the Christian. lie
never intermit prayer in order that
may do some great thing for Chl
lie is shorn of all strength to do 6
when bis connection with the Thr
of Grace is interrupted
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PAUL N MA ",
AND
Dr. O. @. MILLER.

From Hop. Warren Chase, the Lecturer.
My hur and Whiskers have been many years
rrnt. Rings Vegetable AMBROSE" has restored
10th TO their original color black and covered the
badness ON the top of my head with fine growth
of black hair. | have several friends who have
used it with the same results and ! cofdlaily
recNnmend il AS one of the few medicines that
viii do What its labels and circulars claim for it.
BE- ~ WARREN CHASE.
MAY 81, GG-6m .
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--aIIow many fools, including your
self, went to the lecture on phenoiogy,'
demanded o collegian of his comrade,
who; instead of answering the inquiry,
took the term applied to him III hIgh
dudceon, 3'Well them" resumed his
friend. chow many fools were thor,
withoat reckoning yourself" = ~
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TnREE,woRDs OF STRENGTH

IAhlJEt1M JILIO Ntp S1ASAN@'N
There are three lessons would write
Three words as with burning pen
In traeings OF etrrnsl light
Upon the hearts Of mcn.
Have Hope. Though clouds environ now,
And cladncss hide her face in scorll,
Pit then the shadow from thy brow;
No night but hath its niorn.
Have Faith Whcre'er the bark is driven
The calm's di,port, the tempest mlrtu'-
Know tbis God rules tho host 0l heaven,
The Inhabitants OF eartll.
Have Love: and not alone for one',,
But man US man, thy brother call,
And scatter, like the circling sun,
Thy charities on all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul -, srd
Hone, Faith and Love; and thon sliai' ''no
Strength when Life S surgcs cease to rol''
Light where thou else vert blind
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-13

im. Il is a certain remedy for Dyspepsia or in-
digestion, Nervousness Loss OF, Appetite, Acldlty
of the Stomach, Fotueucy and Debility, It's not
alcoholic, therefore particularly suited lor weak,
nrnggsts everywhere ut IL per bottle.
Ian IS 1866, 1y
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AlCays Successful ds'@ Preventive.

Alvqys Successful as a Preventive.
It's now over thirty wears since the above ccie-
bratcd Pills were first discovered by DR.. DUPON'
co of Paris, during which time they have been
extensively aud successfully used in most of the
pubIic institutions as well as in private practice,
of both hemispheres, with unparalleled success ~
every case, and it is only at the urgent request
of tie thousands of Ladies' who have used them,
that he is induced to make the Pills public Tor
the alleyaton of those suffering from any 1rres-
nlnriLins MhnteNer - - -
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FARM FOR SALE

4 WISH to sell the farm on which now reside.
J. IL contains 1i0 acres and has about W acres .,
timber. IL hmsa good well OF water, ano go,o9N
orchard and Is well suited either for grass or TIL
lage. lthasa comfortable dwelling house. barn,
corn crib, Ne. 1t Is situated within one mile OF
the town of Beaver, Pike county, aud on the road
leading from jackson to Pikcton. The entire
tract Is under fence For TERMS call on me, ON tl'
premises, or by letter, addressed to BeaStr; ilks
county, OHIO j f JOHN MeMoNlGLE.
June r66--8m, a ,a....4O
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS. MILES, MAIL TRAIN. Accom-. rH'S,

Stations marked thus are tlag stations, ana
trains will stop only when slgn4icd 10 10 So
URLAND SMITH, ...... d. .tI
Master transportation
June 2t 1SGGu
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ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
The Pills are recommended as q ...g.
Most Invaluable Remedy

BOZ
Most Invaluable Remedy
for al those aAlcting complaints 50 peculiar to
thr sry. viz; Distressing and Painful Menstrual
lion Retention. Pain in the Back and Lons, Press
n.e.down Pains, Rush of Blood to the Head, Dlz-
2incss Dimmncss of Sight Green Sickness, HeaV-
mess. Fatigue ON any Slight EXerton, PalpltatiOh
of the Heart. and all the various distressing COM
plants. particularly that most annoying weaken
inc, and the beginning of all other female weak"
nesscs, T r,r,g.,
The Leucorhea, or Whites, Il
At the same time, there is nothing in these plIis
hat ca do injury to life or health. Let the dlrec-
! tios he strictly followed and you Will hnu Them
! to be all they are represented. >,,, '7'
ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT.
IA OoO Boyes have been Sold Within Two Years
Ten Thousand, Boxes sent by Letter, both by
myself and Agents, to all parts of the world, to
which answers have been returned, in which Ia
dies saw. nothing like the above pills have Deeh
known since The Science Of Medicine dawned upon
IN Remoriny Distractions and Restoring Nature to
i e It's Proper Channel,
ouietinr the nerves and bringing back the ,,hosy
color Of Health" tothe cheek OF themosta taehe.tc'
Price 81 per Box. Six Boxes $o
Sold in Jackson, Ohio, by DIR. U. Y
MILLER, Druggist. h b.,
Ladies', by sending him 81 to the Jackson Post
Office can have the pills sent (condentlaly,l "
Mail, to any part of the country free oil postage.
Sold also by one Druggist in every town a"'
city in Ohio. - ,owp p.D,,.;o,or
5 Nov. 28, 18G5.--1y il II i3 new iofK
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,. DECEMBER 1866.
&asmrss Gar0s.

@iUsInrss Gar0s.
&. =. BARLOW.
iuciinneer.
Sales Room a" e"r"" street. """ door from
90 h'''H-'"u street B
a. ". SEVERANCE.
Auttionerr aud Commission Merchant,
FIRE PROOF STORE,
In * Robin-oa'- Buiidiu;.. q urrn street.
VIII continue business th- stand. 5:0-ly
4. 4. BUFFUM. NJ. D..
Ply stefan and Surgeon,
ohee ari Eesiinee Aiiroh i"u.r. Fort street 5sl ly
n. HoFFNIANN. MD.
Physician anj Surgeon.
Makes B.,,E, Vu-rn anI Klahum,uu sts 63l ly
DIR. J. MOTT SMITH.
Dentist.
Ofncc corner "f Port AMI Hotel Street, 6i2 ~
W. II. WICIItRDS.
Dentist.
Corner Fort anl Merchant streets, Honolua. 5Il Iy
JOHN H. PArY.
Notary Public.
Honolulu, l. oHce ri,hop Co. 5a7 dm
JOHN RirSo>.
Dealer in Wines. Spirits, ile and Porter.
S37 HonoInIu. Iy
II. HtCKFELD 4 CO..
General Commission Agents,
55l Honolulu. ly
C. J C. DICKSON
LEVERS & DICKSON.
Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials,
53l Fort SIrrci- ly
vomuOLT & HEUCK.
General Commission Merchants,
532 F"ri Street. ly
-. 4. EIILERS.
Dealer in Dry Goods, Silks. Ae.,
52l Fora Street. ly
r.. a. HALL s son.
Importers ard Dealers in Hardware. Dry Goods,
Paints, o|s. and Gencsdf Merchandise
5il Corner Fort AMI King sts ly
L. c. m'cAxpLr,s JouS PArr.
McCANDLEsS & CO..
Dealers in Creeerie Bread aud General Merchandise,
" E. Corner Of Fort aad Kiag streets.
Iy
GEO. II. BURGESS.
PORTRAIT AND LiNDSCiPE PAINTER,
Studio, Richard Street Bersfania.
Specimens executed by the above Artist Of the m9st fashion
Artists 'tuiio Richard street, or at
the Photograph Gallery, near
{. WATERMAN & CO..
Commission Merchants.
Especial attention paid 20 te interests Of tT whaimE Fleet by
Bone, General Merchandise. and the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
McSsrs. Isaac HowLASp. ia, & Co.. New Bedford
M6ne.S SroSf < Co. san Francisco.
}. L. MERsILL - Co, do Silly
BoLLEs X CO..
Ship Chambers ana Commission Merchants,
Queen Street.
Particular attention paid the purchase and sale OF Hawaiian
Produce
.efers by permission to
B. F. Snow. Messrs. Walker Allen; Co..
Me-srs. Castle \ cooke Aiessrs. H. I@ekied \ Co;
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WRITING INKS

VIl -IIdIltL tIINI II OI k''IIO-
MAYNARD y NoY rs REST BLACK INK,
ANE quarts, prts and cones
pavids best pIack Ink, quarts, pints aud cones
payidS' ropyju- Ink, quarts and piuts
MAYNARD Soycs' best Copying Ink. quarts and pinis
R1uk of Ioniou best Copying Ink. quarts AMI puts
Arnols Writing E,at-in quarts aud pius, received III
rprtt London.
truol's CoIyiug Fluid
navti'u Ruc Ink
pavii's best Cariufno Ink, an glass stands
Iudci,bl, IuL, for marking linen
None b,3 The BcSt Of Writing Iak kept for sale
EIa Pm hy II. ~. NhlINfh-
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PU ELTSIIFD FEklY BY
HENRY VI WHITNEY.
The Night Ancr Chri-In,n-.


TIE f'a-inr amusing parody upon CIrmcat Mnpre's
Night 5sfors Clr.sira,,s" g"
Twas the night arr Christmas, when all tirolFh the ho.se
Tte .t-siHE.. ~ isrrly - Ni-h1i',' car.
Tt. ,la-a-- h1 t..fI Iliy ,u. k..i u ti.e'r i-r-
With very uu -iaJllcts suI IA.ns iu their heads
/ vas q .1sn., away in my cotton cap,
Ani NaHes ~s- rather isr s""- o." a nap.
wf-u ,us 10 tt- rur--ry IIo-- such chatter,
jlml-. ,.-r. er,inE what is the matter 80
Tarr open t'- earsliH- Hsi threw 81 III ol'ih-',
whiis 'Il- -Ht q t.s taT-r served clearly % show
~ Ei.- o, il- fathers f,ai ryr should appear.
- each go tlai t.sI rr..up,i .ei: tiu tieS.
! su-- iu. q rr.sI-.t fIt Ike uti Nick-
Their Tl.--- rsfif- tIsT i'reitiilr the sam
What Jl-ir .taas.- J-etsd III mention ~
a. 49,. as ,rIr. aHi ir,ai.-rry sauce.
y. ll..,l-.-. s-r-i,Ili-. i.au-r arI an +,
Lie I-..ts aH.eh urr..ia- ir..H i-'pzIus - Us,
Went hs-. rr'' s'.i rai-'H-, j'H', j.Iy A"l r.-,
1li each rrrHr Hf diet Nss trslEht to M NrE,
T. th- shan 0s mamma anI santa S.aus to-.
turned rara ,'' 'it. To- NY '--rorn turned hack,
AHHl rr.l -'t "ai 70 va marked - fuiv. ll-r-lc -
Wien Dos Nl--y -N--,-I f,r th-r sufTrru- shocked -r
u.t go tIs y.u hsI better lpy-. &C. DYetoT!'
whrri he,rI de II 9p q. tsr q oii Jal,r'. h,-f;
rl-ft 10y rh,i hIi .'rliy 'arnri my-sif r'u".i,
Win rH- Decor iHta tlI- with q houuI
IL ws. covered h al.i - IN Dis head e. his fao',
All 90 sli, d. hal ou was iis y.ry t-st -1it;
lie haI hard y ild tine Tut sl1f ou hi- back,
Asi lr b---,I Ar raI-taE, bali fulfilled with sack
IL ~y-- NV ti-y iuked, TiI Doctor g,t mrrry
ss- srI aA- Port. ai bis breath .mrt 81 sherry.
Ii Lr.ir t---u -,,4y-I f.r q fortnight or -.
Au-t t.-lrI Bis thiu wasn't white the
but inspecting fh.Ir ;au-ues ia spite q their teeth,
Atrl lrssil- DIE yt;c,. h~ NtistcHtt beneath,
IL f-It uf o. ch pulse sty ng. - Zach iiltIe belly
N4-: ''r- h % the rcst 20 that Jelly
..trlI each -'.I 81. sex itfi- eli
rr rt1.rll wi-F he stii in spite q myself
Iut . WtHk g IL Wisu he phy-ickcl Cur Fred.
SlHl Il. % SuHs hni u1tliif. to dread
lie siI-t scribe -tra.htvty his work,
Al! @ .-eri $50 tI- siv- hi tr.ssrrs J-rE,
And e ding directions while tlssius his nose,
lie hutiH4r hi- az irIin hts chair he
y iI-lp.d Boz his eis. gave OH Jainp whistle,
AuI J1llp ,i--'.ei 81 a. il pficsrd 10y thistle;
tie u.-t4~ g airI-l. rrc he drove 4 sight.
T-y well by t,-marr1-Dol ni-hG Jones, epol night
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, The jews AND JERrsALEW.-A writer in the
4 s'arRdt Of Commerce hazards prophecy IN re-
kltlon u the return Of the jews To the Holy
and, and their re-occupation OF the Holy City
sie anticipates that in this generation perhaps
the great houses Of ROthschild and other Jewish
= ssahEers, may by turn Of the golden key, force
urkey to cede to them Palestine, which can
slen 1 be established a. independent kingdom,
Elth scion Of one Of these houses on it, throne.
fie then speaks of the fine soil Of that region
l',h whieh cotton can be easily grown, and
4ctufes the growth Of commerce and .aanuiac-
pr the banks Of the Jordan being covered
IssS cotton mills but not the temple filled with
yPney changers. This il very material view
the return OF the jews btr not the less sensible.
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HiWi..AN BARREL FACTORY.

yrIuE INDERSIC WOULD Rc-pcCf-
fully inform that they prepared TO
furnish su-ur Kegs aud Molas~r- Barrcts- At
reasonable rates Having improved machinery they are pre-
pa tn annacturc superior article. Au work and every
Stave warranted
81 g. } 4. HOPPER s Co.
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Commercial Advertiser.
,.uaius Of the pilgrims. Dee. -, IG a.

TT FELErIs HDf,ys-
,..s ,or .bruaI, Auots-r race hs. filed
-. r-.ssII1i- t1r,l-r--ssisi= the wool r-reies.
d, - .,,.r- -haat up. an.I f-rtiI- realms tu-,i
-RryaHf.
III br-ssinE waves dashed hish
0u q -t-ru sni rauH,i-bounI coast,
AL th- <.o,is against a stormy ky
TTrir giant brtnci.-- t"ss~li
AaI the heavy night hung dark
III hills anil waters Der,
WIN q band % rxises ulalrs.I their bark
o. the Wild New Eusl'uI shore
~, ss the cauql-ror eoHe-.
They. the tru--h-arf-i elH-7
Sot w.th the r.I stirring drums.
And tl.- trumpet hat sinE- uf fin-i
No. ~ th- fyin- eurn-,
Iu ..leuoe and in f-Irs
Thy sh1ss The depth, q the desert gloom
with their hymns q Fhy cheer
Aual., the storm they sang.
AnI th- s.-.r- L-a.rI and tfr sea-
AMI the -,anIf4: af.I-s O. the d.ra woods rang
To the aatheaI % ths free,
TLe ocylu elsie SCARED
FROM his nest - a.. Wh.r- wlv~', fan9
AnI tie rocking pines - tts fr,-s Toarei-
This Wa their scl-1u- hau.s!
Tasrr were racn vilh ha.4ry hair
Amidst that pilgrim bau.t'
Why hal they eoru- u wither tAerr,
Away from their elilIhood's and'
T-.-rs vas woman's fearless sye,
liz by h.r deep Ilyv's tru,Li
There was m,ni,,o.i'. brur, sereHriy high.
And the Gery heart % youth
What sought thy thEs ATARI
Bright !~sels - the uiu-s
Tl.e wealth of seas, th- -lr,,Is q var
Thy s1Ight a Gl.;h's pure shrine
~, call it holy ground.
The soil wh-rv first thry troi'
They have left uus;siusl sl,AI there they found-
Frer,lam to worship Goi-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-22

ALLEN & CONWAY,
kaWahae, Hawaii,
WIN c,tpe the orni Merchandise and shipping business
at ths port ~h'ro they prepared 1" furnish
the iuatiy celebrated ktwaihp" Potatoes, aud
such other recruits required
hy whale ahipz, Rt th"
shortest notice n the most REASONABLE" terms
u GOD on IL "a N Cs =