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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-01-11
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Mn. EpIToR-In the January number Of the
Hatraiian Church .Nonihiy Messenger, there Is an
anecdote purporting TO come from America. threads
as follows-' The following is a verbatim copy Of n
letter recently received by u s~chool-master in Indiana
from a householder in his locality Cur, ass you
are a man Of no legs, | wish TO inter my sun in your
skull ~
If this letter was ever written in America il was
most probably written by some recent immigrant
from the " OLD country" who never mad enjoyed the
advantage of our world-renowaed common schools.
We hope his " sun 4" will DO better If he was success
full in entering the - skull" AN AMERICAN.
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THIRD DAY, Friday, Jan. Il

THIRD DAY, FTluay, Jan. IUt1.
House met, pursuant to adjournment. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the President in the Chair. Prayer by the
Chaplain. Journal of previous day read and ap-
proved.
A motion was made by Hon. J. o. Carter, that as
there is no unfinished or new business to be consid-
cred. the House adjourn from day to day awaiting
His Majesty's pleasure. Motion lost.
House then adjourned until 8 o'clock tomorrow
Saturday morning.
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LEGISLATIVE
SESSION.

SECOND DAY, THURSDAY. Jan. 9th. 1873.
The House met pursuant To adjournment at IL
o'clock a. NJ. The President Mr.. Nahaolelua in the
chair. Prayer by the Chaplain. The Journal of
the previous day was read and approved, and the
House adjourned until tomorrow (Friday) at 10
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re- By the Lighyootw we received several Shang-
haze journals, but have been unable to find in them
any new of special importance.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE X ~ ELLING HOCsE
- htely occupied By G.. n. LEw us, situated on kukui
d-ras n LEwERs q DICKSON.
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PUNAHoU COLLEGE.-The next term of this insti-
commences on Monday. Jan. 18th.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT PARADE-Owing to the fire.
quent recurrence of holidays and public parades
at this season. the Fire Department have decided
not to have the usual anniversary parade the pres
ent wear. -
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The STEAMER from San Francisco may be looked
for at any moment and the Neradd is also due
from Nav Zealand
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Honolulu Papers at Publishers Rates.

Subscriptions Gun commences at any time. and back
numbers tcH be ordered as required
IL Having Wide Awake Agents in san Francisco I can
assure Subscriben Of their being a. early recipients o. their
periodicals as through any other source
Files Of Reading Jltier made up ut Short Notice
for Travellers, Seamen AM others
II Attention f. called % a few changes in the above list
Principally IN monthly parts AMI Sporting papers
Notice IS also hereby given that sub-eribers contemplating
changes for the next year will give notice % same as early a.
possible.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE KING.-During the illumin-
alton on Thursday evening, some very fine large size
photograph lkenesses of KING LUNALILO were ex-
hibited in Chase's window, which attracted no little
attention and were much admired.
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PUNAHOU JoURNAL--This little sheet made It's
appearance on January eth as Il four page paper
1t has improved very much in appearance. and we
hope that it will meet with the encouragement that
il merits. -
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To LET
NOTICE.
TO RENT

THAT VERY DESIRABLE HI
"a and Prsni-es, No $50 Nuuauu Avenue, lately occupied
IN o. " L. Green, Esq-
Apply 20 c. WILLIASs.
la Or IL WOOD.
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THE ACCESSION TO THE THRONE.

At an early hour on Thursday morning, the
streets were alive with sight-seers and members of
the various military organizations WHO were To take
part I'm the ceremonies attendant upon the taking
Of the Oath TO the Constitution by KING LUNALILo.
As the morning advanced, the soldiers were
marched TO their stations ut the entrance to the
grouuds of
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ACCIDENT.-On Thursday afternoon, as Mr.. Braut-
lecht, book-keeper in the house of f. a. Schaefer
& Co., WIS riding on horseback up Emma street,
the animal suddenly became FESTIVE, and threw his
rider violently. The fall was a severe one. and Mr..
Brautlecht was insensible for several hours, but was
reported yesterday as out of danger. -
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A Chinaman, said to be one
Of the slaves of opium, made an unsuccessful attempt
to commit suicide on Thursday last. He went over
the flats to the rear of Emmes' ship-yard, and afix-
ing a rope to the fence, tied it around his neck and
dropped off. The drop was not sufficient to break
his neck, however, and he was observed by some
persons in the neighborhood kicking and paving the
air in the process of strangulation. He was promptly
cut down, and a bucket of cold water restored him to
the life he was so anxious to get rid of.
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Make up Your Clubs & Lists
MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &c
For 1873
ysuHE UNDERSIGNED. GENERAL AGENT
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.

IL No Subscriptions received or less than one year. u
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RECEPTION OF THE News AT WAIALUA.-A letter
from the other side of the Island says: 81 suppose
you will be glad to learn that even here in the back
country, there was great rejoicing over the report Of
LUNALILo as our King. Every one was joyful, and
the children of the Waialua Female Seminary turned
ont on the Fairgrounds, and gave three cheers for
cur King, LUNALILo.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-18

p1Il. and just then IL WAS that the gus,
ssiErt him. unprepared. and whiried him
away IRON the inlet he Was making for.
20 the rock-le,igs iurring into IL. that
cauxhr and bx;r.ret him-poor Joe.
He vas CONSCIOUS when they took him
I'D. bot rhe-~ wxs look In his face that
foresoli the end. even before the doctors
did A. for Groom. he had been shielded
~ JO<'s body. and. tough and why a he
uxs. MAS scarcsly the worse for the whole
1tvsnrure when he heard what they
xere saving about Joe. he burst out with
An oath and hurried % where he lay.
w ell. GOrrOn- and how i il with your
he said. Affecting 10 speak cheerfully.
rhoCgh struck AZ Once BY that look Of death
IN th- f.ce-
About A. bad A. il can De. Mr.. Groom. .
answered Joe. kebly- :. The old boat and
III 20 DOWN togther. reckon"
Nos. never yCa talk that stuff. my
n4n- saic Groom. in almost clustering
x1y. perhaps 20 conceal a certain I'M
and xinr ons 20 rest till I've paid il. ii il
takes all the doctors from here TO JerickO.
I've gOc means. I tell We"
= No use. Mr. Gr'sOm-" said Joe. There
Amt 10 doctor could patch up what's
smashed inside q me- But look here, "
and be insCinctively lowered his voice,
wirh a glance az the attendant. though
there was LITTLE frKr Of that broken whis-
per reaching any ears but those close 10
K. = IFS what | wanted 20 SPEAK 10 you
xb0ur-yOu owe me life. you say
mine ainr yours 10 give-but old saw
yer's iS-~
GrOom's face darkened- Il swear I'd
almost rather you asked for my Own- be
murrered-
= But VOC II promise. Mr. Groom ?" said
joe IN his eagern-ss managing 10 half
raise himself. ~yOG'u promise 2"
: We'll s'pose I amt got no choice.
answered Groom. still reluctantly; yes,
I DO pr0uli<<s there's nv hand on II"
a gieam OF intense delight for the mo-
nen- almost drove the dearh-lOck from
JO-'s facs- Its all right. Many he
whispered softly 20 himself, and laid his
hezi back again
IeS. il Was all right. 2s Heaven sees
right When John Sawyer had been dis
ehzrgv.i for want Of evidence. when the
Lake Village go-<ips, wondering over the
s-rxn-ers 1isADp%arance. concluded that
his boasts had been mere idle talk 10 make
ssnszrior- Nary could have told them
better. She knew how IL WAS Joe had
died she knew that A Life had leen paid
for her fs-her's: and in heart soffened
by pain she 4cknOWlesiged that her prayer
had been answered in Gods own way
KG-x Prr1ez~ Gagged, N APplSt0ns' Jossr-
~
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Two young people a the province of
LA-Zue,1cc loved each other tenderly but
n01@y-the eternal enemy Of IOve-Op-
posed Itself 20 their happiness
The father o. Aaiem0iselle yictOrine
refused 90 give her % the youthful Paul.
whose Affection WAS his sole property.
DeSparinx q sOfteninx the old man. the
rEe lovers. VITO we're in no humor To wait.
resolved 20 ~. But the young lady was
Only seventeen years Of age and 10 avoid
81 Nccus4-iOn Of abduction Paul arran <ed
With witnesses. who were apprised % The
tine and pl1ee where rhe meeting Of the
lowers ard their fight would occur.
However. in spite Of all her exertiOns.
the young hfy was not able 10 attend
n the appointed time; the witnesses
the rxo arrived cut Of breath upon the
scsne. they found the place deserted
What should be dones
NJ Paul conducted his well-beloved 70
A errr house AZ a little distance. and then
rzn OF in search Il fresh witnesses
Ir wzs Just tay-brvak when the lover
reached the suburbs Of Paris
By -uo.f fortune an individual came
along. AMI Paul advanced towards him.
So said he - so YOU ike aioyaur
spare-Eihsl q "a s,Elsrs piylnHtSf"
les sir answered the gentleman,
very much As-0uishesi-
s-wfH you cone and eat some with me-"
II 5ou'r know you"
We will make acquaintance"
.-10a VIII pays'1
That l. perfectly understood. and
shall b. infinitely Obliged 10 you
All right; let u CO. answered the
unknown. laughing; Il agree 10 perform
this service for you"
Give me your name and your address.
If you please"
The two friends marched of gzily to-
gether. when Paul perceived gentleman
a fe~ paces distant
.<yOald il be repugnant 10 you" said
Paul If this gentleman coming towards
"a WAS invited 10 ear some Of the spare
rihsrr
by 10 means provided he does not
czrry OF any part OF my share"
Pear nothing Of that sort
But still 70 what end 10 you ask this
Of mey'
You shall know IL soon said Paul.
fastening forward 20 the new arrival. and
making his proposition anew in regard 10
The feast % spare-ribs "a sanes DtGzaHte.
The invitation was again accepted.
50 laughing and joking together. they
soon came near the farm
The two unknown beheld with surprise
. young hiy coming toward them. and
throwing herself upon the neck Of their
cocd1ct0r- And their establishment was
greatly increased when the young people
cried out (.
s-Nessieurs. BE- We witness that we are
carrying each other of; - and they jumped
into carriage which was driven away at
q rapid rate
The spar.-ribs, the spare-ribs,- cried
the rxo disappointed guests.
'-Nessieurs. we viii eat them at the
veslding-- replied the lovers, waving a
farewell.
The promise has been kept. The couple.
directly after their return. made a splen-
did webbing feast; and the two witnesses
bad the place Of nOnor.-FraseA Paper.
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Bred and Butter.


lie who don't keep hiz sekret IL unxiz.
but he who trusts hiz happiness 10 an,
other IL downright phool.
This haz always bin the rule, and al
wus will be-no man liz CRATE unless he IL
good.
There IL more weak men in this world
than there liz wicked ones.
luv tew see little dash ov coquetrv
In a woman; IL IL kind ov natral tew
them, and then IL makes man less afrade
Of them, and az the same more polite.
The man who knows hOlg and ,ohe,s tew
ackt knows enuff.
Manner IL more powerful than matter
especially in monkey.
Gravity liz kind Ov mysterious wis
DUN.
Fine writing konsists in Citing the
most thought into the shortest and simp-
lest form.
There Is only phew men in this world
whOZe opinyuns | venerate, and yu, my
friend, are one ov them.
There are phOlks who had rather b..
hated than loved. and for one don't be-
lieve in trieing tew convince sutch phOlks
Of their mistake.
When a Running man gifts kaught he
i ike fox in trap, he haint got no
friends.
Old age haz but phew friends, and IL
liable tew loZe them at emmy time.
Nusepaper kriticks never made emmy
repEtashun for nan yet, nor robbed
him OF emmy.
He who don't luv himself vents his
spleen by hating everybody else.
Ii we listen tew the diktakes Ov our
conscience and reason, il liz almost i'm
possible for US tew be rong.
IL liz the little things ov this life that
stir Us up so mulch; thare IL 10 chances
oy being stung bi hornet where there
amt one ov being slept on by an elephant.
When fear takes the place ov hope In a
man he needn't expekt tew be emmy more
miserable in this life.
We often meet people whom we think
are richer than we are, and even more in
telligent, but we seldom meet thoze whom
we think are happier-this IL nice, Amt
it,
Ihsv seen men who waz too lazy tew
set in a boat and fish; they hadn't pres
ence ov mind enuff tew bate a hook.
would like tew be & boy agin on one
eondishun, that could forgit what little
l kno nOw.-J0sh Billings.
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How the Ladies OF Pompeii Dressed.

The fair POmpeiian laved her body in
warm. scented baths OF asses or goats
milk. lying in luxuriousness for an hour
nay. an hour was the merest point o,
time with her when so employed; often
bath occupied the entire morning. In
consequence. her flesh was as delicately-
tinted white as the inner leaf Of a newly
opened tea-rose. Of satin-like texture as
the petals Of a Gala lily. Venus Aphro-
dite. coming in all her lovely perfectness
from the sea-fOaH, was her essential type.
These same Pompeiian beauties. by the
way, dressed. walked. talked and strove
10 be enchanting after the Greek styles as
thoroughly as any of our own fair ones
strive. to-day, 10 emulate the seductive
grace Of the Parisienne. Next TO the
skin, the bellies OF that buried age, and
their Greek models also, wore garment
Of cambria; then a band called stro-
phium. which supported the bosom with
out combining IL, since nothing would
have been considered more shocking than
Strengthening up the figure in corsets,
binding IL up in whalebOne spliEts the
softly natural curves, the undulating
swell. being thought the true line OF
beauty in all sorts Of artistic forms, in life
a. well as stone. The maker Of the strO-
phium was a. much priced as the corset
maker in our day. Over this band was
always worn a jacket, with sleeves made
of the finest wool. Then came the grace
full TUNES, the length Of which was evil
denee Of the character of the dame tad
Orned. This form OF dress was equally
the costume among the Roman fairs. As
among the Greek and Pompiian. A man
tie Z, tire artistic grace in the arrangement
Of which the most celebrated French mo
dist OF to-day cannot equsD. the manner
of wearing which. under the right breast,
over the left. and thrown across the shout
der. was a. unvarying as the color, which
was always white. and which one OF their
poets called woven wind-clouds." was
the inyariable dress for walking.
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Dampened Energies.

A MabOn correspondent writes us, says
the Halifax Chronicle, that recently, as
number OF men were engaged In con-
structing a pier Of breastworks for the
new channel in this harbor. Angus Me-
LeIlan. Of Broad Cove. fell off the works
into the water. a depth of eighteen feet,
and having no experience in water. he OF
course Immediately sank. His muscular
strength, though prodigious. would not
avail him. but his extraordinary presence
Of mind did. There he lay on the bottom
for some seconds, bordering how ne
should go TO the surface. Suddenly he be-
thought him he had small piece OF cork
work in his pocket TO which he tied q
string, and let il up To the surface. Tins
string he pulled at short intervals, untli
the floating and sinking OF the corkwood
attracted the attention Of some OF the
men, who instantly OWNED that a man
was below. A smart swimmer dived ana
found Mcclellan all but drowned. When
brought to land he was wholly exhausted
All that human skill could do TO resuscl-
tate him was speedily done, and the hall
drowned man was soon able 10 move MS
limbs. He has now so far recovered as 70
be able to walk about, and will soon re-
sumo work. IL gives us great pleasure
to record this miraculous escape. we
hope Mr.. Mcclellan will not think II I'M
pertinent in us to suggest that he might
make a good engagement with Mr.. bar
mum. A man who can lie under water,
eighteen feet below the surface. aud deliD-
erately ponder how To get up, coolly TAXI
from his pocket piece OF cork, anu
calmly tie a string to IL and send IL up ~
a notice that he Is below, would De nl,
ting companion for the "man-iish," anu
would make fortune for Snowman.
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-GenernI WiIIiann n RnrIer nf Mexi.

General William q. Butler. of Mexi
can war celebrity. who has lived at Car
r0llron. NY, for sevenry-six years. has
two brothers. one ei1hry-four and the
other eighty, and also cousin who IL
ninety years Of age-all residing in the
same town. In ISIS, and while In Mexi-
CO. the General was dominated ss Vice
Presatenr on the ticket with General CAss.
He has since been remaining quietly st
his home in CarrOllton. and although In
ais eixhrv-thfrd year. never walks less
than stx miles day for exercise.
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General Miscellany.
SMELLING PEAS.

Pink-sunbonnct hanging down
O'er fair face half a frown;
Basket tipped upon her knees
Maiden busy Smelling peas.
Looking DER the garden wall,
Youthful figure straight and tall,
Lounges with = careless grace,
straw hat pushed on sunny face
And q pair OF lazy eyes
Look with cool and calm surprise
ON the fingers plump and white
Smelling peas with all their might.
"such a little busy bee
Puts 20 shame poor thriftless mel
And a yawn, half made, halt real,
To these words give sign and seal
Pink-sunbonnet mods assent,
Fingers give the pods a rent.
As though saying. "Were these you,
Pd soon show you what ia do'''
$50 YOU think ought 20 be
Quite ashamed OF this poor me,
Who bewails his lazy lot,
And 10 better il tries not9'
Pink-sunbonnet gives a nod,
Cracks fresh new glistening pod,
Which exploding seems 10 say.
Answering for her, boldly, "yea."
Laxy-eyes dart quick look,
Naught but silence will they brook;
Bending closer they peer down
Meath the bonnet's clumsy crown-s
al would toll and strive each hour,
Working with will and power,
Had aught 20 r0Fk hard for
Some sweet bright reward in store I"
Pink-sunbonnet laughs out now;
And the face is all sglow,
As she answers, pointing down
To her basket, with q frown--
Lots Of shell and little peas,
Words are well and sometimes please;
But words are sheii--its fruit we need;
Talk is easy-proye by deedi'
Quick the lazy-eyes fash fire,
And their owner bends down higher
Till the color in his cheeks
Fades and fickers as he speaks
"Ah, but tits trifhin the shells
That the perfect fruit first dwells;
AImy words I'll prove right true,
II my retcard may be you'll"
Pink-sunbonnet's stili and dumb.
Busy fingers quite o'ercome;
Drop the basket OF the knees,
And down roll the half-shelled peas.
"see. you work in vain alone
Without help naught can be done;
May ! then through our lives be
HelpmGte to you loyally?"
Two brown hands clasp fingers white;
Lazy-eyes grow clear and bright;
Pink-sunbonnet, 'gainst her will,
Looks up with cheeks pinker still.
And again IL gives a nod
Then a noisel Was IL pod7
S0mefhiHg sounded. AS you please,
II all happencd-ehelling peas,
-FOrney's Weekly Pres
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-Sustentation was recently before me
Vermont Association Of Congregations
ministers. A committee was appolnted'
Of which Rev. J. ellison johnson Is CHAIR
man. to urge the matter forward: IL was
ascertained that II would require about
twenty thousand dollars to bring the de-
ficent salaries up to 81 900 each.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
EiE'R ' .HIIN! .ETEi1I UON.IN'
 T'TyErJ IIyJT ny

Whether living iu city or country, and we give to each yearly sub- scribcr d copy of our magnificent oil Creme
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
MORE GOOD INDLAN5.

Bylast nights stage, VIC learn that the Apaches recently made d raid on the Gila and Pima settle ments, carrying off large amount f stock belonging to both, the whites and Pimas. The Pima Ind.ans got togethcr, and went in nur:uit of the murder0u5 thieves, and overlook. large party ofthem1 encampcd in inc mountains, and killed G0 bucks or warriors, and captured a considerable number oi squaws, besides retaking the stock stolen. /
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
Tragedy at EArenbers.

/ The steamer Cocopah yesterday brought down tne Sefiora Maria Antonia Quilla, charged with the murder of Antonio Moreno, al Ehren berg.
 } The circumstance, as re!atod |! the woman, are as follows: She and Moreno had been living to- gethpr or terms of intimacy up to a short time since, when they "split the blAnke" by mutual |c0nSent.
 Last Sunday he came to her house and desired to renew their former relations to which she ob- jccied, then he drew a pistol upon her wherenpon she drew her pis- tol and shot him, he afterwards fred three three shots at her aud kicked and bruised her consider able. Moreno died the next day from the effects Of the wound.
 She bears the marks of pretty rough treatment, but is not in- iured seriously.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
Agents for N. ?. T. Go. NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Probate Court, Yuma county, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of F. McCorinick, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given to the creditors 0f the above estate, to present their claims properly v0uched for according to law, within the period of ten months from date of this notice, to the un- dersigned at Arizona City. County of Yuma. at the office of Wm. E. Hooper X Co.
 JOHN $. CARR,
 Public Administrator n30 Ct of Yuma county.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
EnieisagRr CT.

The steamship Newborn, sails from San Francisco to-day, upon her regular monthly trip to the mouth If the Colorado river.
 Steamer Cocopah, Capt. Thorn arrived yesterday from Ehren- berg
 The river i3 extremely low,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
Cur Agents.

The follow ing named peS/s are authorized to receive andN- ceipt for su Inscriptions t0 the SEA- TINEn. Our terms are 5 yeat months, :&3, 3,currenvy,in ad1anccF Schneider, Grierson & O., Ari zona City and San Diego.
 J. $. Mansfield, Tusco2. 1 x. Todd. HardyVille. 1 W. T. Hall, Mineral Park. \ !. ". StWart, Ehronherg. Bean & Co., 40 Montgomery si., san Erdncisrn.
 Geo.P .nGwcli tS o., New YorA
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

Schneider got gloriously full new years day, With a full and complete assoflncnt of everything including writing-desks, ,portfolios chessmen, draughts, dominoes, imported mouth-organs, flutes, photograph albnms, diaries ior 1873, chromos, Arizona scenes, candies, etc, etc.