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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-19

Effect OF TOBACCO ON BOYs.-Dr. Dccaisne,
while engaged in investigating the influence of
tobacco on thc circulatOTy system, had his atten-
ton called 20 the large number Of boys between
the ages Of and u years who wer addicted to-
smoking. OF thirty-cight boys who smoked,
twenty-sevcn showed distinct symptoms Of dis
ease Thirty-twO had various disorders Of circu-
IatiOn. JrlHI de SOHfie in the neck, disOrlcred
digestion. Talpitation, slowness Of intellect, and
more or less taste for strong drinks. Eight
showed a dimiuutiOn Of the red corpusclcs Of the
blood, three had intermittent pulse; twelve quite
frequent epitaxis; ten disDrdered sleep; and four
liberation Of the mucous mcmbraHcc Of the
mouth.
Bulletin relates the fOllOwing Rather n good
story has been related to u by old State street
man, III regard 20 the author Of the life Of n
famous New England advocate. p, the au-
thor aforesaid, was rather pedantic individual,
and fond Of asking questions IN regard 20 ancient
history, with tine view OF airing his own knOwl-
edge on the subject. After posting himself well
in ROllin. he came down 90 the breakfast table Of
the United States Hotel one morning, and seeing
John IIDlmcs-whO, having ordered his breakfast,
was sitting in that calm state Of mind which pre-
eedcs the morning meal-hc accOsted him pom
pOusly with:
'Ah, Holmes, you are just the man to an
swer question that has come up in my mind
this morning. Can YOU tell me IN what year Of
his reign the second PtOlcmy died?''
Holmes leaned back in his chair, and looked Mt
P with well cOuntcrieited amazcmcnt, said in
n voice audible the length Of the dining room:
:. l. PtOlcmy dead, poor old cussy L haven't
looked at a NEWSPAPER these three days
p had no more historical questions to ask
while Holmes boarded ut the States.
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II Advertisers residing the Eastern States
pay for their csnis by enclosing L. States Tx
Cents Postage Stamps FOR they ;ay
paid for.
IL Business Cards when prepaid for year, allowed
discount from these rates which
mens when paid charged quarterly
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Divine Compassion.

Divine Compassion.
Tong since a dream of Heaven bat.
Nud -tII the vision hauuts offs
G.ec the saints iu white robes et,d,
The martyrs with thsir palms a1ft,
But h-aring -til in mi,idi- song
-TI.. ceaseIes. Ii.-onanre % wrung-
Md shrinking. with hid E,cr., from ti- strain
Og sat- beseecbins eyes, fa!I of rsusprse AMI pain
The glad sou, filters TO a wall,
The harpine sinks 20 low tamentf
B-s.r. tn stiu upHftei vel
.-- the crowned freteatls bent,
Making more sweet thc heavenly air
With breaihings unseldsh prayer
AMI n v,t-. saith. % Pity which j. PAIN
Ioyc that weeps, IN up my .ufrins' winch remain =.
shall souls redeemed BY me refuse
To share my sorrov ia their turn,
Or, sin-f1rgiven, my gift abuse,
Of pcac. with uu-eish unc1acern
In. saintly ease no plying earet
Has faith no vsork, anil bye prlyert
While siu remains, anil so,Il. ia darku-ss dwell.
Cla Heaven itself b. Heaven, AMI % unHoyei on hell
Thcn through the gates of pain, I dream,
A winI of Heaven blows clolly iai
Fainter the awful drscorIs seem,
Thc smoke of torment grows thin,
Tears quench the burning ,1l, AMI theuee
spring sweet pale ilovver. % p-nitrnes5
AD,l through the dres,ry realm of mans despair
tar-crovned angel wa, aui 70, Gods hnle i= there,
l. ia a dream. l. Heaven 30 high
That pi,y cannot breathe its air,
H. happy eyes f1rever dryf
IT, holy bps without prayerf
Ny Codt my Cod Vi thither lei
by thy frrc gFaee uumeritel,
No pulnr nor crown b. mine, bat Irt me keep
\ heart rar still feel AMI eyes tIat still can weep
-LJghH yhifffsr.
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B O0M S
Published and for sale by
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DICTIONARY OF THE HAWAIIAN LAN6UAGE-ro
which is added vocabulary of English words rendered
Hawaiian and chronological table OF principal
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ELLIS WORK.

The American Mission i'm the Sandwich Islands,
4 PindjcdtiOI and appeal
In relation to the
Proceedings Of the Reformed Catholic Mission at
Honolulu.
By Rev. WM. ELLIS.
Reprinted from the London Edition.
81 i'm Bonrds-5O Gents in Paper Covers.
For Sale by III. NJ. WHITNEY.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-31

american ANA Foreign PHsCHss
r. Fl. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the U. s. Patent Office, " ashingtoa
under the Act Of 1857.
No, 10. State st., Opposite Kiloy ST..
BOSTON.
4 fTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of
~ twenty years. continues to secure Patrnts IN
the Uniiei States also in great Britain, Fra &c
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specihea.
ions, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or draw
inSs Tor Patents, executed on reasonable tsrlns
with dispatch. Researches made into American
ad Foreign w9g +, to determine legal and ~, other
Copies of the claims of any patent furnished by
| RENTING one dolla., Assignments recorded in
No Agency In the United State. possesses superior
ftciiifes far obtaining Patents, u ascertaniny the
pracficabiiity ofinrenfions.
OF his large practice. made ON fscice rejected spp
| cations SIXTEEN APPEALS; ere'y one Of which vas
decided Inhis uror BY the Commissioners ofratents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most durable and
ss sue practitioners with whom have had
Commissioners Of Patente.
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors thst
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable II putting their
application in form TO secure for them carly
and favorable consideration n the Patent once.
| Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr, II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
| applications, in all but ONE of which patents
have been granted. and that one is nowPending.
ability ON his part leads me to recommend all in
yentors to apply to him to procure their patents
attention Se lowed on their Gases. and .! very
| Jan. !. is6s-ly5o
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Tact.-Love swings Oh lit lie hinges 1t
Keeps an active little servant to do good
deal OF its fine work. The name of the it.
tie servant Is tact. Tact is hin bl, -',oted
aud o,icL-,ilg ed tact sees wi;ho tlook.
mg ;tact has always good deal # mall
change on hand tact carries a eavy
weapon, but can do wonders with sling
and stone. tact never runs It's head
against stone wall :tact always pies a
sycamore up Which to climb when thing s
are becoming crowded and lf,li'a"a geah'r
On the .e,g,.gf.s., d 81 l 1t 2 u hli
way oil avaiilns ltseii oi word. or SUM-
or gracious wave Of the band; TAG car.
r;e, a Dunch oi CAUTIOUSLY Fashioned key
whic.; can urn al sorts 81 locks: tact
plants its monos yliabies wisely ior Icing
a monosy Liable itself. it aiiahges its own
order With all th. familiarity OF itieadsip;
,a.1 sly. versatile, diyiag. rnnning. H.
ing tact governs tho great M' rid. ut
touches the baby under ths III preston
hat il las not been Touched ut all
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TaE HIDDEN HANDS OF HELP.-Ilow
little is known OF the private history OF
great sta,esmeiI. orators. ana write $.
How few of them have revealed the Sc
c-ct influences, the little helping hands
that shaped and uplitted the lives OF their
genius. If the truth could be known ,
doubtless it would be found that every one
of them. as he struggled upward, fixed his
eve upon some one human face. and knew
by its smile when he had won u success.
How many have reached heights they
never would have attained. had II not been
for little white hands. which the world
never saw. that extended TO them when
She beetling cliff OF difficulty seemed to bar
their upward way. The subtle lines OF
sympathy are more invisible than the
threads which suubeams spin t'nolsh md
air. Those between sympathetic hearts,
finer than the finest TISSUES Of light. have
fed great aspirations to glorious strength
and issue. We know what they did for
many of the old masters. Dante had hi.
Beatrice, and Petrarch his Laura and
THOMPSON his Countess OF fiertfo:d as a
better and purcr inspiration to his gem u.s.
These were not hidden hands ;for each
poet revealed the one that helped hlih'
But what they were to these great writ
ers, other hands the world never saw have
kcel to men of every rank OF distinction
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- The Steamship WV. TIBBETTs.
will run weekly during the summer
st-asf5Ssss, between Bangor and Roston,
leaving Bangor every MONDAY, IT 5 O'Clock
81.
Reiarning-Wiii leave Rowe,s warf Boston, ev.
cry THURSDAY, IL m. touching ut Hamrden.
ninterpest. BRcssPort. Sandy Point. Belfast.
itockport and Tenants Harbor.
Freight taken at reasonable rates.
Also u cd accommodations for passenger
Fare iroia Bangor, Hanpdcn and Winterpor' :.
$500; from Belfast and kockporf. $50.
Meals extra.
For further information enquire OF
D.. W. c. FOLSOM, Agent
Duchsport, Nsy 20, 1888. gu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-31

ONE OF THE DEMOCRATIC ADVISERS
One Of the distinguished Southerners
who were in New York to give the South
ern delegates the benefit Of their advice
and experience. and who received the
courtesies of their Democratic brethren in
New York was the author of the following
little epistle: -=>,-
Charleston, S. C.. Oct Is. 1862.
Hon. Hitliam p. Miles, Richmond Ia
Has the bill for the execution of abolition
prisoners : ftcr Janrary NJ xt been passed.
Lolt ana LLs.tLu VII! lie stnrtd into
action. 1t ia high time to proclaim the
black flag after that period. Let the tx
ecution be with the garrotc.
G. It BEAUREGA ARD.
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Farm for Sale.

0NHE subscriber offers for sale the farm known
i rs the "Crag's faim"3 10 miles fiom Ellie
worth village. on the Bangor road. 1his fai m
contains two hundred acres of land. fifty acres OF
which are under cultva and the balance. We cd
lots, and rasiuragc enough Tor Thirty head of cat
tie. Cuts forty tons Of hay. FPhf acres new
Orchard on thu. place that will yield two hundi en-
bushels of irrratted NJ pies. TIE asiurcs are
well supplied with " alter. N there il well OF the
best of wafer in the yard. The iaIm IS we'll
fenced, sta IL and barn in good repair, good get
of farming tools, among which Is new plough,
harrow, and n patent horse hoe will be sold With
the farm: also twenty sheep. There is an abun.
dant supply of muck on the farm, which Is Of the
best quality Al,o large lot of dressing from tie
barn. which will be included in the sale. Any per-
wishing to purchase farm will nnd it Ia their
advantage to examine this property, as 1t will be
sold low and on eas, terms.
iii Ell GREELEY, Executor.
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Miserll aneom $.
Blair's Hartford Speech.

The Hartford (Ct.) Post says that o" me
10th Of March, 1867, Gen. Fra'ris H.
Blair made speech IN that city IL re-
produces the part of it which we give oe
low, at the request of m~iy leaders VINO
are ANNOYED at the new York Uorld' S
silly question. "Dois Grant driukh'
Rlair-.Ferr citizens: The ree'd'm
of New Engl,sd,-the Con ccticut river
redusbed j. the workshops of New Eng
land. z-..-
"a Voice--Dry up!
Blair-The principles OF our fathers
discriminate'r government from the monar
(hlcies) of our old world, and we have to
come down to abs lutte aud i nal prop'si-
Is ton of--of-lib'ty and o pursuit Of proper
,s ~!
Great confusion in tho hall. Cries oil
put him out, etc
Blair (smilingly 20, no. don't put N,
out. He'll be put out when he let's nc
that he ,cdnts to be put out. (Great laugh.
,sl. l say. don't put m out. There i.
such a thing as public 'rpinion. and if a
man opposes public 'rpinion. and makes n
nuisance of self. he'll b. sabatcd-- he
viii. - ia e sf "a
Here the chairman whispered TO him.
i
Blair--the gov 'mept no longer lists.
Congressional dlscreshun-that Congress
eded to enact laws in violation Of Con-
'sushun, by which the Con 'su' shun is tire.
lya'nilated.
+ Several Voices-'Bah for Con su 'shun.
laughter.
la; E.t, Y.l
Here he was interrupted by violent
Kisses and stamping in all parts Of tn"
hall.
The chairman waved bis hand in he
.eeching manner for the c owd to be pa
tient.
Blair-Mv fcl'r citizens. shall not de-
tain you but a.. +
More stamping aud Kissing and the
chairman waved his hand again
Blair-I wish t shay that this thing ~
is to destroy r gov meut which has been r |
wonder and admiration of r. world. &
Loud Kisses were given. and there WAS !
great confusion. The chairman lifted up
his foretinger. this time, besecchiugly.
Blair Felrcitizcns.N Before
[Violent applause and hisses.] |
Blsir-The Con 'shun-
[Cries for "Doolittle.
Blair-Both prop sitions.-
Renewed Kissing. and great disorder.
The chairman-Order, gentlemen, or
der!
Blair-lts not. true the people of r
south
Long continued Kissing. and mock APP
plause.
The ehairman-I beg you gentlemen to
be 30 kind as to hear the argument of our .
gallant (!) friend. He does net deal il
defamation
Blair-How--
Voice-Louder.
Blair-I ask you
Here the confusion was so great that
the meeting threatened to break up in
row. and many left the hall.
Blair-Is these negroes
A voice--Damn the nager; let them go
and give US something else. (Shouts OF
laughter.
Blair-We hear cnuff. daughter.
Blair then directed his remarks to the
Individual who had interrupted him. and
his smiling counteuance in dlcated that he
enjoyed. the episode.
Blair (tarnins again to the audience
shay
Great confusion. and cries Of sit down,
dry up. with Kisses and stamping. Here
gentleman the stage conferred with the
chairman. Blair meanwhile trying to get
the attention of the crowd
Blair-I was going on to say that these
negroes, (great shouting but as you'll
not hear me, I'll give way. 5,.. !.
He then sat down. greatly to the relief
Of everybody in the hall,
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DWELL & ENTERS Chrcnometer and Nau.
II teal Store and Ritchie's Liquid Compasses.
81 Exchange Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-31

~ AKRETT, .. M, 100 Commercial ST, Shil
M Chanillcry. Agent Revere Copper Cos Cop
per and yellow Metal Bolt and Sheathing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-29
MEMPHIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

New YORK, February 2S.-The Her
aids Washington dispatches state thatll
il not believed 8 two-thirds vote against
the President can be obtained IN the
Senate.
The Herdld's London dispatch state;
that at a meeting Tuesday evening, John
Bright spoke strongly in favor Of the
government, policy and power Of the
American people, and Of England's duty
TO cultivate friendly relations with them,
II the British Government and English
press had acted rightly during the late
war In America, no power on earth could
have alienated the two nations 10 feeling,
| or separated them in interest. Bright
expressed his firm belief that all promi-
nent questions of difficulty between the
two countries would be amicabIy settled.
Rev. Newman Hall stated the nature
and probable extent of the Alabama
claims, showing that England was COM
pletely in the wrong. Although the
! people Of the United States waited and
appeared to postpone the matter, the
subject of the Alabama claims would in
a short time be revived unless the bill
was paid. He would advise the settle
meDt by arbitration, in the manne pro-
posed by or agreed to by the United
States.
The following resolution was pro-
posed:
d" ResolUed, That this meeting express
the most hearty good will TO America,
and pledge itself to support cur Govern
ment in its efforts to effect a prompt IL
terview aud pacific settlement of the il
ternational differences, especially those
connected with the Alabama claim
question"
The resolution was adopted unani-
mOusly, amid loud cheers, with every
person in the hail standing.
A Havana special to the HsTGld states
that the accounts from Mexico say q
conspiracy had been discovered to ss=as-
sinate Juarez and rob the Treasury.
Several foreigners had been arrested,
with Lieut.-Col. Estars, who was on
guard duty with other officers. A pre-
nunciamento of the officers Of the
Seventh Regiment, who guarded the
National Palace, failed, as well as the
assassination scheme, which was to have
been carried out at the theater. The
whole affair was planzed by two Next
cans, who are nov in Havana.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-29
LRaAL.
TRUSTEES Sale.

lCOCCO . OLLtC
DT virtue or q Deed OF Trust to me executed
- by 7. Chambers and vile Henrietta, d.
Chambers and &C. Chambers, on the 18th day
~ LAY, l8ls and rec0rced in the Regsters
g, part I, pages %, efc. Also in The counties
QI~allahatenie, and SundoTer, nthe State OF
aiszisippl. for the Purposs Of securing the pay
meut Ofeerlain Indebtedness therein stated
vi on
On Tuesday, 25tI day Feb. ISss,
AZ u O'Clock m. at the southeast corner sfCOurt
square. in the city OF EeanDhis. Tennessee, sell
Al public vendue, 70 the highest bidder, oreash
the following described zeal and personal prop
ersy, in said deed Of tru { conveyed 70 me. To-
Wit: All Of section IL and section u, the south
Z Of section u, southeast and east = OF ne
southwest OF section %. northeast
Of section 2 north = Of section =
and northwest = OF section q. AL in
township 2, rangs 9 west, and lying and
being In the county OF SuufOTer and State q
GIssls pYi. Also, alCt o. land lying andbe1l8
IN the c-ty Of Memphis, county f5helbyy A1u
state OF Tennessee ard described a. tot9Ss'
BEGINNING az a stake on the NORTH 500 LIZ
4en street. so feet east OF The intersection o.
Laden with LaGderdsie streets thence north
Waldiy and para le with LsUas1dals streetll0
one hundred and sixty fe<t, to q stake on tn
alley, thence WestWaIdiy and with the south
side o said alleg tAl forty leet, % a stake On
| ThompsOn's lot. tuence sOuLhwsruly with the
I east LIE Of ELThompsOn's hot, and parallel
with Lauderdaie street no one hundred and
sixty feet, 70 . stake on Linden street, which
I g. IEewiss Mn. ThcmpEOu's southeast corner
i thence erstwardIy with Il. nerth line Of Lin
den street 90 forty fee5tO sstake on the begin
| ming cGrner. sad lot fronts t40f forty fee on
/ I-ndenstreef, and runs back lb9l one hundred
and sixty feeI the same being part OF lot 40. 10
in block No. 81.
AIso the following piece or parcel OF land
living and being In the county Of Shelby, aBc
SAT OF Tennessee and being the nortn end o
: tract Of IS E-Iyg acre, DguEn by 4 ". FTicl
! 81 samuel Ma1sNetd, and described thus: Be
OTrnfug at a gum tree In the centre Of the new
/ Sr.fe Tine road or Union avenue, at the north
800 corner Of q tract OF land purchased B.!
Wm. Cooper, from r A kozsI. thence south
ward win the centre o. the County road
between the lands Of Mr. G TreZsvan
and said Cooper tract, 90 foeI
ten chains, t~hirty-tWO Inks the
WeSt eight chains and fOur Hnksto q stake
thence 8orth fneen chaiDs and seven links
ne centre n said new state Line road
trenee with thecsnfre Of said lev state LIN
road or Union avenue, 10 the beginning coz
fafning eleven T-lQ0 acres; toEeLher win N
foUOw{nEdescnbed personal propsry IWenl
he'd Of horsss and mules, on the nrn Of 7
Il q a. Chambers. in tae county OF Ialaha
cuie- state OF Mississippi. tWo y AL-nOn
wagons, and one Cd sO-hers wagon on q
same farm.
me equity OF redemption in said real esta
iz waived. and tile believed &c be good, bat
II c1nvev oaIy As tuust6e- W y. h4L-O2s
Wrrsox 4 BEARD, Attorneys Irustsa
T--wa-rrT rAE-fV ~