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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-08-07
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
[From AppIetons' JournalI
Only the Clothes that She Wore.
BY n. G. SHEPHERD.

Rscrnty Morrur this city drown
e,l psr.an alone remained Cor Identification"
rThe following tender but tragical lines only lust
hreshuIowed the death Of their author. They were,
we believe, the last he ever penned- Within q few
hours after parting from and receiving the price
Of his he died. from the effects ofntemperance
This was Saturday, the I'D Of May. Mr. Shep-
herd was well known n contributor TO the maga-
xines and as a writer Of fluent and often excellent
poems and distinguished in certain circles in New
York as q representative Bohemian He had wit,
genius and prepossessing manners, but was ruined
by his passion for drink. His literary industry
Of the srasmodc kind, which only exhibited activity
whea he pressed by want, aud then he would
rapidly ndite n few stanzas q brief sketch, and,
fastening with il to some newspaper or periodical,
sell for what he could obtain- The poem subjoined
is marked by pathos and tenderness it illustrates
incident full Of tragicnl suggestions and its whole
mournfu spirit may be accepted n requiem for Its
author as well for the victim whose unknown fate
il endeavors TO imagined
vail round H. Just they found H.
Spotted and soiletI stained and all Spoiled
Do you recognizes thatf
The gIovss too, lie there
And In them still fingers the shape Of her fingers,
That has pressed, perhaps, and earessed,
- slender and Elir.
There are the shoes,
With their long siIken Iaces, bearing traces,
To the toes dainty tip, Of the mud of the slip,
The slime and the
There hs the dress,
bbne vail all dabble discooreti and drabble-
This you know, without doubt, and, f-o,
An else you may guessi
There is the shawl
With the striped border, hung next in order,
hardly than the light muslin dress,
And-that Is all
An, here's n ring
forgetting, with a pearl setting,
There WAS only this one-name date ,-oone!
fral, pretty thinsi
keepsake, may be,
The gin of another, perhaps a brother,
Or Iovsr, who knows him her heart chose,
Or, she heart free'
Does tie hat there
With around it, the they found it,
summon up n fair face, with Just
Otgoa In the hairf
Or does the shawl,
,tuteiy appealing some hidden feeling,
A form young and slight, to minds sight,
Clearly recaIIf
month has passed,
AMI her sui history remains yet q mystery,
But these we Keep stIlI and shall Keep them until
Hope dies at last
Was she the prey
OF some deep sorrow clouding the morrow,
Hiding from view -ky's happy bIue'
Or there oui pay4
Alas who may teu4
oucor r other, perhaps a fond mother.
May recognize chid's clothes she sees;
Then-wu IL be weIi'
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~ Advertisers residing Eastern United States,
pay their enclosing Greenbdcks u States TEN
Postage for such amount they wish to
cards will be inserted per above table fer the time
paid for.
u Business Cards, when prepaid for gear, allowed
rates. which for transient advertise
ments when paid or charged quarterly.
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Dilke's Greater Britain.

A RECORD OF TRAVEL IN ENGLISH.
n SPEAKING COUNTRIES during 1896 md 1867. Price
81 75. For sale by (S7e) n. NJ. WHITNEY.
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Here is n literary puzzle and answer:

Here is a literary puzzle and answer:
1"when first met thee, warm and young,
2 My heart gave thee with my hand
. Around thee with the breeze of song
The burning path Of fame famed
8 But now, we piod our way,
8 MY heart more in rapture sweis,
Z I would not f could be gay
8 When earth is filed with cold farewels,
9@Out o. the voice Of my farewell!
10 A voice replied eir up the hight;
II Thy name once a magic spell
II Amid past hours Of delight
II "The heath this night must be my bed,
10 Ye wales, ye streams, ye groves, adeu!
Is Farewell for aye, cen Love Is dead,
10 Would could add remembrance too ~
The names Of the authors of each line are:
Moore, Morris, Tennyson, Southey, Percival
8 % Babbe Brook Rogers, Pstmore, Rosa
10 Longfelow, IL Norton, IL Prentice, IL Scott IA
Pope, 10 Proctor, 10 Byron
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ELLIS WORK.

The American Mission In the Sandwich Islands,
a Vindicdtion and an Appeal
In relation the
Proceedings OF the Reformed Catholic Mission al
Honoletlu.
By Rev. WM. Ellis.
Reprinted from the London Edition.
~ i'm Beards-5O Cents In Paper CNyere.
For Sale by H. NJ WHITNEY.
Plymouth Collection.
AN HAND AND FOR SALE. THE PLY.
3. N. WHITNEY
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CALCULATED TO SCORE FROM 1909
] J 10 2soo Fahrenheit IS Cents . so each.
For Sale by II. n. WHITNEY.
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GteGt1telliqetrrer
FAREWELL.

Breathe softly, wind, around his parting
And WAIT him swiftly on thy whispering
Until some p peaceful shore, whose quick ming
New lie and hope may bling.
emilio softly. summer skies, in cloudless
Or, aim with showers. hide your spark
ling sheen;
But, bright with day or yelled In evening
dew.
Still cend DER him serene.
Flow softly, waters, DER waveless sea,
And bear him smoothly: with your rip
ping streams,
Full OF vague mem 'rleS, sweet, and strange
and 1Iee,
Charm him TO pleasant dreams.
Shine softly, quiet stars, whose plying eyes
Keep nightly watch for those whose low
Ing fears
Follow him ever, with sad lingering signs,
w 18th passionate fond teas.
o wind, and sea, and stars, and summer
skiesi
Be gentle wardens: let him safely roam,
TIL long ng hearts and tender, happy eyes
Welcome the wand1rer home.
LtppfncouS, June.
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"Veni, Vidi, Vici. %

The forthcoming number of the Illustra-
ted Western World, printed in oil colors,
will bethe most beautiful paper ever issued
from the press since tho art Of printing was
discovered, Remember, it is the only paper
10 the world whose illustrations are printed
in from one to seven distinct colors at 4 sim
gle impression, Aside from the beautiful
Illustrations which accompany 1t weekly
names. Love and HIstrionic Tales. 1t is q
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A NEW QUEsTIoN.-The voters of
this State, before many years will be
called upon to vote upon the question
of striking from our State Constitution
the clause which disfranchises those
who aided the rebellion. Many thought
full Republicans believe. that hereafter
its only effect will be to keep up discord
without doing any good. Several Re-
publican newspapers, the Point Pleas
ant Register, the Monroe Rep,6IIcGn y
the enfranchisement of rebels, and the
Wheeling INTELLIGENCER seems to
claim that the time has come If the
people are willing. 1t is certainly an
important question. Conscious OF our
own short comings. we should always
be willing to forget and forgive the
erring and to grant every privilege to
any class of our tellow-citizsns, which
the considerations pertaining to the
public safety will justify. 1t is not for
us to dictate. The question Is one for
the people and we doubt not, they will
come to a safe and just conclusion-free
from the influence of passion or pre-
iudice. NeVs.
-&O$-
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=TaRKET sTREEr RRTDaR.


Your editorial Of last Thursday on
the subject Of the Market Street Bridge
IN rsferrinp to q resolution offered In
the Second Branch at the last meeting
Of C0nucil on that subject, speaks Of II
az a nronositfon, and as a principle
nrnnosed by Mr.. Bell. This is an error
st 1esst to some extent, as the FesoIu-
ton provided simply for the appoint
ment OF a committee without powers,
but merely to consider upon what basis
the proposed expenditure should be
made, and If it was thought that the
real estate which was benefited, ought
to bear a portion of the cost the com-
mittee was to give its opinion as to
which property and how much 1t ought
to pay. ,o,.o,, -. ,,-o,,,., =, :.
the Committee should decide any
thing, Il. was merely to consider the
matter and report its conclusions. The
resolution as offered, made no PROPOSE
ton nor laid any principles. It was,
doubtless. offered in Difference to the
views of our citizens who think that so
costly an Improvement should not be
undertaken in the present state OF our
city finances without knowing where
the money to pay for 1t is'to come fIom.
The friends OF the Bridge were certain
ly very iDjudicious in refusing to
permit the consideration of the mats
Ter. II the idea in question /.
either absurd or impracticabl the COM
mittee would so report, ana there
would be an end of 1t, but the refusal
to allow the subject to be considered is
inconsistent with fairness and betrays
a fear on the part of those who seek to
force the treasury into this expendi-
ture, that their position will not bear
examination.
There are many persons who do not
believe that the proposed bridge would
benefit all of the real estate in the city,
but who think on the contrary that
some OF it, for instance on Main street,
would be deprecated by 1t, and who
think therefore, that 1t would be unjust
to tax this property 10 its Injury equal.
ly with Market street property, some of
Which would probably be doubled in
value. TAX PAYER.
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NtH, Aavett.semtuts.
sas 9sss 9

6 To THE WORKING CI.AsS:-I am now pre-
pared to- furnish all classes with constant
employment at their homes the whole OF
fIle time or for the spare moments Bust-
ness new Ieht and profitable. Fifty cents
to IS per evening. is easily earned by persons
Of either sex, and the boys and girls earn
are o6ered those who Will devote their whole
time to the business; and, that every person
who sees this notice, may send me their ad1
make the following unparalleled oher: To
ali who are not well satisfied with the bust-
ness. will send 81 to pay for the trouble of
writing me. Fun particulars, directions, &C.,
sent free. Sample sent by mail Tor IL cents.
Addrasa n IL ALLEN Augusta, Me.
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Merchandise for Real Estate.

A FIRM, retiring from the business, of1erE
"A for sale stock or fiue taIlor's and cloth
tsr9 Trimmings, together with an1ce aasort-
ment OF Ladies SllK and Velvet Dress Bu1-
TONS and would take in exchange for q por-
ton OF the purchase, Real Eataee. TN any
healthy location in the southern states.
Property In or near city preferred. This y
q deairable opportunity for any Wishing 70
commence business or to AIDA department
OF this kind TO . business already establtsh-
ed. Address Box SY057 Post ONCE, New
York.
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COLBURA,S PATENT
RED JACKET AXE

Is better than our regular shaped Axes Tor
these reasons: FfrSt-It cuts deeper. Second
1t don't stick In the wood. 1Hfrd-It does
not ] ar the hand. Fourth No time Is wasted
in taking the Axe out of the out. FIlth :
With the Same labor you will do one.thlId
more work than with regular ALeS. Red
paint has nothing to do with the good quail
ties Of this Axe, for all our Axes are painted
our goods, we will gladly answer inquiries
or I'LL your ord rs direct, or give you the
name of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes. LIPPINCOTT d BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole owners OF Colburn's and Red Jacket
pafa0fa
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The cheapest, neatest, and most readable
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/. W. ENGLAND, Publisher Stc'', New
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UNHIRTY YEARS Experience an the
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The cheapest BOOK ever pubIIAhed-con-
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fhe auI hOrE plan OF treaIment-th6 only "a
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ling marriage who entertain dOuOts OF their
nj ysical condition. Sent free or postage TO
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The author may be consulted upon any OF
the diseases upon which hIs books treat,
either personally or by mail, and medicines
sent TO any part OF the world.
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WANTED. AGENTS. szs to $500 =

everywhere male and female, to INTRODUCES
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENsE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine
win stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embEoider in q most superior
manner Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for I'VE years. We will give $1,000 for any
machine that will sew q stronger, moro
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. 1t
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing It.
We pay Agents from SIS to $40 per month
and ex penses, or commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CautIon.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming or worthless cast. iron
machines, unuer the same name or other
wise. Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
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cts, with age, height, color OF eyes and
hair, you viii receive by return mall, cor
rect picture OF your future husband OF VIE,
with name and date of marriage. address
W. Fox, P. y. Drawer No. 8, Fultonvllle,
~
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ON Indispensable to erery Household! Per.
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a. t1rst sight! Agents making fortunes
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New Book-2OO EngraYings.

ted by Geo. e. WarIng, Jr., author of "Dnin.
ing for Profit" elements OF Agriculture"
SC. A book of great value to every one.
Send for Ii page circular. Agents wanted.
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"LET Us HAVE PEACE"
GRAND
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
AND
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
TO be held In the

CITY OF BOSTON,
June Is, 10, ~, 10 81 10, 1869,
To commemorate the restoration of PEACE
THROUGHOUT TAE LAND.
THE COLISEUM
In which the Jubilee Is to be held will afford
THOUSAND Persons, and the series OF
Musical Entertainments will Include ora
torio performances ny tho
GREATEST CHORUS
ever organized in any part OF the world,
made up of Musical societies from all sec
lions or the country, and NV NTY
THOUSAND CHILDREN from the public
schools, with an Orchestra OF
ONE THOUSAND SBTR UMEHTS,
comprising many OF the principal Bands
and best Musicians In the United States.
DIsrINGUISHED GUESTS
from all sections OF the Union, including
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFIUIALS, viii
IL the sDd shs
Inequalities and attentions to visitors from
abroad which they hope may serve tom;
feeIing among all American citizens, and aid
in peTpetuating throughout the world,
"PEACE ON EARTH, GOoD WILL TOWARD
The immense outlay attendant upon this
vast undertaking has been guaranteed With
or Boston, ensuring Ior the Festival and Ju'
hilee every success which pecuntary aid can
The following Ecale OF prices has been es.
tablished:
single Admission. Nth secured seats, S. and
So, according to location.
Sineie Admission, tUitho1s secured Eeats....S2
SEASON Tic ket-.transi able..admltting three
persona TO all the entertainments given IN
The Coliseum during the 100
The sale OF seats will commence at the
Boston Music Hall, Monday, May 18th. Or
d err for seats, accompanied with the money,
may be transmitted by music dealers
throughout the country, or by mail or ex-
A. r. PECK, Ticket Agent,
Boston Music Han, Boston. Mass
Per order OF the Executive Committee,
HENRY @. PARKER, Secretary.
may12-2w Wed&Sat----
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IF you want to be suited. go to the
tailor; If you desire to be non-sutteo, go
to law.
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ENOR SAMPLE STOCKING !-SampleI and
L Circulars Of Lambs Family knitting
Machine, and Chicopee Sewing Machine.
Genr Agent, so Chestnut street, Phila., Pa.
$4,000 RALAEK. Address U. 8. PIANO
Co., N, Y,
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FATTENING THE BRIDE.
1st not forget to note a G
.nNn AnnEnlinn nnn NM

Unjust not forget to note curious
preparatory operation. One month be-
fore the marriage they commend to
fatten the bride. This is done by
fariua. cooked almonds, fruits, butter
and sugar CONNECTIONS, and every sub
stance conducting to obesity. The
standard of Arab beauty is contained
in one word, FAT. Pending this time
the poor brides are given but little to
drink, some drops of sugared water
only being allowed each day by their
hired fatteuers. Among the poor this
operation is only followed for eight or
nine days; and the bridegroom must
be content with more meagre wife.
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The Best Sporting Gun
in the World!

DOPER's American IL and Is Gauge
III Breech Loading Repeating SHOT GUN.
Improved by z. NJ. spencer, Inventor OF the
famous spencer Rifle. Firing -Four Shots in
tuO SccOndi, using ordinary ammunlLton:
Manufactured by ROPER SkORT1SG
ARMS o., Amherst Mass, Send for de-
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AN EGYPTIAN DANCE ON THE MILL


When the girls arose, the grace OF
their forms was visible; they had on
their professional dress worn in the
village, which consisted ola short en-
broidered jacket, fitting close, but open
in front, exposing their bosoms, on
which hung strings of glittering orna-
ments; long loose trousers OF transpar-
e1.t silk, a thin sash of cashmere twist
ed around the loins, rather than the
waist, and slippers OF red morocco with
upturned points, completed the COS
tune. Their hair hung in long brRids
down their backs, and hundreds OF
small gold coins were twisted in it,and
sparkled as well in glittering circlets
over brows. as around necks and arms.
Their evelids were delfcately painted
with kohl so as to make them almond.
shaped and-languishing; and they adj
yanced to the centre of the boat with a
certain symmetry that was in harmony
with the music. AS they took their
places, they threw off their slippers and
commenced the movement, Keeping
time to the notes OF the reed pipe, land ac-
companying It with the clapping OF cas-
tracts which were fastened to the thumD
and fore.finger of each hand. There
were three of them young and beauti-
fol; the others were hideous, with rats
ewes, flaccid cheeks and tattooed chtns,
so contented myself with watching
the most agreeable. They danced in
groups Of two or fonrr and then aglta,
ting their copper cymbals around and
above their heads, they advanced right
and left, circling, Scurving ana retreat
ing, until sort of prelude was hn1sn.
ed, when joining the orchestra, who set
up dismal, melancholy song. they be.
gan a movement of the body almost
impossible to describe. Their limbs
seemed to be seized with a trem bling,
but they moved not from their position,
while the upper parts OF the pooy
swayed and turned in sort Of dancing
trepidation, becoming. more and more
agitated In time to the music and wild
singing; and their breasts feigned with
immodesty the most sensual physlcaI
emotions, until they seemed almost 70
exhaust themselves in an audacious
Idter, published IN APpJetOn's Journal
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IN nnN LBS, SUGAR-OURED HAMS.
OU UUU 10000 lbs Plain Hams.
00,0OO lbs Shoulders.
100000 lbs Clear q Clear Rib Sides
100 Tiercea Prime Lard.
50 KeRa 81
. SO Barrels Extra Lard OH.
200 Rbls Juno Family Flour
200 do Star do do
100 do swan do do
280 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
50 Barrels Vinegar.
so Boxes Factory Cheese
.-l.- = so do ConcentratedLys
n marie 0S HAND1AN, JORDAN q 90.
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A LOCK of hair from a young wo-
mans head is often a key to young
mans heart.
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DArENTs.-Munn & Co., Editors sCIEN-
/ TIFIC AMERICAN, 81 Park Row, Kew
obtaining AMERICAN and EUROPEAN
PATENTS,
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, los
pages OF law and information free. Address
as above.
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maTis HAND1AN, JORDAN 8 60.

9 cBedcorda.
TUBT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
u reduced prices, Fifty Dozen Hemp Bed
nan OHAs, II. BERRY.
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respOndence should be addressed.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE h. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
Uuve Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actu-
airy.
This Company Offers the following adVan-
is a National Company. chartered by
special act OF Congress, -e6~.
II has Pald-up capital OF 8l,OCO.OGO.
1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
1t is definite and certain in It's terms.
Il Is home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
the policies
Policies may be taken which pay TO the
insured their full amount and return all the
premiums, SO that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
Insured, after a certain number OF years,
during life, an annual income OF one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
the lives of females.
1t insures. not TO pay dividends 10 policy
holders but at SO low cost that dividends
Circulars, Pam ph'ets and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Oftico or
the Company, or to-
JAY COOKE q CO., Washington, d. c..
General Southern Agents
CHAS, L. WICKERSHAM, =
% Monroe Street,
General Agent for West Virginia
GEO. ADAMS, Local Agent,
Wheeling, w. Va, Ohio County.
mar25-eodd&eOwW.
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grauepgrtat1ua.

BALTIMORE & OHIO B. Z. GOMP'Y
WHEELING, May Sth. 1869.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and a5ter the
10th day of May, lS69-Wheeiing time.
GRAFTON ACCOHiMODATIOS
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Cash Capital, 100000,
PAID IN FULL.

Where the general business OF the Company
Is transacted, and to which all general cor
respOndence should be addressed.
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EABT-LEAVH
eWheenng
daily Rt......5:35 a. m.
Cameron.......7:SO ="
MannlnGtOn.S:56 "
Fairmont......G40 "
ARRIVING AT
Grafton a.. l0:45 a. m.
Parkersbura.1:I5 pm.
"SundayG excepted.
EXPIRES