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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-12

LossING's GREAT PICroRIAL--Every family on
the Pacific shores should Subscribe for this great
and valuable history of the late rebellion-it is
most undoubtedly the very best work of the kind
extant, and the price is very low when the lumber
of illustrations are considered, without the valu-
able historical records added. 1t is to be COM
pleted in three volumes, and can be obtained at the
Bookstore, at the New York price of five dollars
peF~volume. The first volume is now ready.
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XPnE DRIvING.-The process of driving the piles
for the extension eastward Of the Esplanade, has
been going on for several weeks, and is advanced
towards completion, or as far as is considered necS
essary at present for the accommodation of the
China steamers. Eventually, Honolulu may boast
of q fine city front.
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Recommendations are famous for making
good sausages, head cheese and such like prepare
tons of pork. At the City Market, on King street,
a new butcher, all the way from the land of saur-
kraut. brown bread and Bolognas. has Just COM
menced the business of sausage making, and the
expectations raised by the scrupulous cleanliness
of his establishment and his meats. are quite real
lied when you come to taste the latter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-12

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. PA we'll informed CORES
pendent of the PicayuRe, writing from Vera Cruz
on the ID inst, gives the following:
The Emperor has just passed through a serious
crisis. Macmillan has proved himself a clever gold
seeker. He has done more than draw blood from a
stone. He has got money from the Bishops and the
clergy OF this country, who a few DAYS ago placed at
his disposal SIS, 900, 900 for immediate use, and
promise a similar sum annually to enable him to keep
up his army. The merchants of Mexico pledged
themselves some time ago to give him SO. 0OO, 900
annually, and on these terms he decided on retain
ing his crown and shedding his last drop of blood in
defence of the nation. On Saturday morning, by
the Project, this was published in the streets of Vera
Cruz.
Vera Cruz advices to December I'd have been re.
ceived. Macmillan has decided not to abandon the
empire. A proclamation, signed by the Project OF
ifVers Cruz. has been issued. stating that the Emperor
s~solemuly declares he will continue at the head of the
Government, and battle without rest in defense of his
dear nation. The Vera Cruz journals ascribe this
determination to the course Of the United States in
the Campbell Sherman mission.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-12

CLOSING ARGUNF=STs.-In the water right case of
Peck ct al. as. Bailey, at Wailuku. Maui, the evil
dence was closed at the late term of the Circuit
Court for that island, but the time allowed by law
for the term having expired, by consent of counsel
the closing arguments will be heard at Honolulu,
this forenoon, theCircuit Judge of Mani. Hon.
\. VI. Kahalewai. sitting with one of the Judges
of the Supreme Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-12

FIRE AT WAILUKU, MAUL-A large thatch house,
the dwelling of Judge Napela, in Wailuku, was
burned on Saturday last. The house was set on
fire mischieyously by a little boy. a ward of Mr..
Napela. who was playing with fire. The building
was entirely consumed, and the fire was only pre-
vented from communicating to a frame dwelling
adjoining, by the vigorous efforts OF a few of the
residents of that place.
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The telegraph.

Washington special dispatches say leading members
of Congress are in favor Of making an experiment 10
see II the Post Olise Department cannot advantage
ousiy manage the telegraph. The proposition iso
build a line from Washington TO New York. declare
IL a postal route, put IL nnder the control OF the
Postmaster General. and require each message 10
bear a cent postage s;amp for every twenty or thirty
words. IL IS believed the line would yield "A hand
some revenue. The presen. Postmaster General Is
understood to think the scheme entirely rract'cabic-
Miscellaneous.
NEw YouK. Dee 1.-THE Heraidfs Dublin cor
resrondence chronicles the serious aspect with which
the Fenisn agitation is maintained in Ireland. On
the 2Sih Of November. the English Government odtr-
Ell a reward 81 $4,000 Tor the body OF James Sse-
phens, dead or alive.
WAsHISorox, Dec. l2-It has been semi officially
announced that Surratt has been offered n pardon If
he will disclose bis acknowledge of the assassination
plot and the parties.
\ special dispatch from Piitsburg says the Reprb-
lac OF ihst city hoisis the name Of johnson Tor ifesi-
dent in 1868. His friends are reported organizing
throughout Peunsylvania.
Governor Andrew. Of Massachusetts,. has been ap-
pointed by Secretary McCulloch TO go to England 10
look after the pecuniaty interests Of the United states
in England in regard to the wreck of the rebel Con-
feie,scy. The Government has disapproved the set
Element made by our Consul Mt London with Frazer
Threnholm x Co., of the claims upon the Confederate
property. The suits commenced by the Consul al
Liverpool will therefore be continued.
CnILR-The Radical party during the past fort
night proposed n vote - want of confidence In the
Cabinet, calling the President TO dismiss the Minis
tiers. The resolution was discussed in secre, session.
but the policy Of the government was approved oil by
a majority of twenty votes.
The same party have also proposed another meas
ure for comforting the rights and privilege Of Chilean
citizenship en- all the citizens of Srsnnsh America,
and to have free trade with all the Republics. This
is a step in the right direction and will tend to bind
the Allies more firmly together.
Twenty rum distilleries were seized in New York.
within u fortnight on suspicion OF having defraaded
the revenue.
At Philadelphia, to-day. Eve dray Ioads OF whisky
were taken possession OF by the Collector.
The recant seizure Of a large number OF dis,iileries
has had the eject OF closing the nearly every
establishment in this city.
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CoxvICTED.-The San Francisco courts sustain
their reputation for severity if not for justice, as
will be seen in the case of Capt. Thomas of the
Camilla, who was convicted in the u. S. District
Court. Nov. l6, on the charge of cruelty, in abus-
ing seamen on the trip from Arctic to that port
All the other officers. except the first officer, Bryson,
were dismissed.
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KershaW---In Equity.

Douglas Harrison and Mary C. Patterson, and
as Admir- and Adm'x, rs. Robert c. Patterson,
Wyatt H. Patterson, Joseph r. Gilbert, Susan
George, Thos, F. Mellow, ct al. -,
Bill for In junction, to sell Lands, Marshall
Assets, &c.
I appearing to my satisfaction that Robert
l. C. Patterson and Susan George. two Of
the above named Defendants to said Bill are
without and reside beyond the limits of this
State, it is Ordered. on motion Of Shannon,
Solicitor for Complainants, That the said
Robert C. Patterson and Susan George do
plead, answer or demur to the above Bill
within three months of the date of the publ
cation hereof; in default whereof an order
pro confeSso will be entered against them.
j, D. DUNLAP, C. E. X. D.
Commissioners Office, Camden, March 4,
1857 March 7-3m.
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WHISPERS
AND
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POETRY.
THE MOUNT AIN BRIDE

Upon the mountains lofty brow. - Z
How beautiful the morning sTay
Entwines around each bending bough,
,. Her garlands from the bower of day!
His shadows from the temples glide
). His,tresses, of thousand trees,
Wave gently, as in joyous pride,
Brushedb by the mornings perfumed breeze
The mist unfurls its wing and plume
And scars away with sullen snecrs' ~
While, blushing through her vernal 0i0'n'
The morning gilds its parting tears
And:lays them with such guilesss art
Unon the mountains wreath Of flowers,
The monarch clasps her to his heart,
And makes her queen of all his bowers.
Then round the mountains hardy breast
The lovely charmer twines her arms,
Nor shudders at her place Of rest;
And, carless of her growing charms,
As in her sapphire home above,
She lay within her Fathers bosom, .
Till sent on Mercy's wing, in lore,
70 make old chaos bud and blossom.
Her dress, inlaid with hues of gold,
Floats round her form with such an air,
That every wreathed and shadowy fold
Exposes half the beauty there!
And on her brow such jewels shine,
And from her eye such radiance CLEANS,
She seems indeed ''light divine"
To bless this cold world with her beams.
And glade, and glen, and forest dim, :
And bird, and breeze, and stream and
flower
In gladness pour the bridal hymn,
And gladly own her sovereign power.
And at thy vast and glorious shrine,
OLight! oil Nature bends the knee,
While these few simple thoughts of mine
Are offerings of the heart to thee!
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.ASTROLOGY!
The World sRsSOnisheG
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE. GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

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Come TO RoME.-We are given
to understand that the Right Rev.
Bishop Lynch will be in few days
en- route for the Eternal City, to be
present, according to the desire Of
the Holy Father, at the celebration Of
the eighteen hundredth anniversary
of the martyrdom of St. Peter. May
q kind Providence have him in his
holy keeping, and return him safe to
us again, is the heartfelt aspiration
of his devoted diocese.-Charlesto1
Gazette.
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MORAL COURAGE IN EVERY DAY
LIFE.-Have the courage to dis
charge a debt while you have money
in your pocket.
Have the courage to do without
that which you do not need, howev-
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Have the courage to speak your
mind, when it is necessary you should
do so, and hold your tongue when it
is prudent you should do so.
Have the courage to speak to
friend in a 'seedy' coat, even though
you are in company with rich one,
and richly attired.
Have the courage to make will
and just one.
Have the courage to tell a man
why you will not lend him money.
Have the courage to 'cut' the most
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when you are convinced that he lacks
principle.
"A friend should bear with a friends
infrmities.' but not with his vices.
Have the courage to show your re.
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it appears; and your contempt for
dishonest duplicity, by whomsoever
exhibited.
Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until you pay for new ones.
Have the courage to obey your
Maker, at the risk Of being ridieulcd
by man.
Have the courage to prefer COM
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Have the courage to acknowledge
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lenses.
Have the courage to provide en-
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your means, not beyond.
Have the courage to take paper,
and pay for it annually in advance.
I'LL KEEP EN- AwAKB.-Near
Newark lived pious family who had
adopted an orphan, who, by the way,
was rather unidentified. He had i'm
bibed strict views on religious matters,
however, and once asked his adopted
mother if she didn't. think it wrong,
for the old farmers to como to church
and fall asleep, paying no better re-
gard to the service. She replied she
did. Accordingly before going to
church the next Sunday, he filled his
pocket with apples. One baldheadcd
old man who invariably went to sleep
during the sermon, particularly at
tracted his attention. Seeing him at
last nodding, and giving usual evil
dence being in the Gland of Dreams %
he took the astonished sleeper blow
with an apple on the top Of his bald
pate. The minister and aroused con-
gregation at once. turned round and
Indignantly gazed at the boy, who
merely said to the preacher, as he
took another apple in his hand, with
sober, honest expression of coun-
tenance, "You preach; I'll keep 'em
awake"
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS indebted hy bond, note.
~ otherwise, to j.. F. Sutherland, and to
Suth erland and Lennon, arc hereby notified
that the same are in my hands for collection
If not paid, or satisfactory arrangements
made before return day. the same will be
put in suit. W. L, DEPass. Atty.
for svlyanus Gcdncy. Assignee.
Jan. lS-tf
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New Barber Shop.

GORGE MCLEAN respectfully announ-
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Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon in the
southeast corner of the Mansion House. He
respectfully solicits the patronage of the citi-
1ens, and hopes, by polite attention to the
wants of his patrons, 10 merit liberal en-
ouraoemcnt. Jan. 4.-3m.
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

All of our instruments have upon the name
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o. 81. MER,ONE.Y !.
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-A-JICGII)H !, -. -.
W1TLL attend IN perssoa to sselkng D u
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Notice.
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