https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/39ff11edf1098ed07b87077662472cb9.pdf 65b0fb2d55b334414ed0181bad6ecd02 PDF Text Text F THE RIEND. Krir Series. Vol. .U,\>UlUi, IV* .9 Y. BMtU rONTKVTS i-FTIIK FillEN U. KKFTEM HiilorN ll.tntf nprncd, UriiMli Tlu» st In - millions, Pilgrim, Id.in,' Ffcßlc, - - \ I'virii.i' moreover was 8 I; N:pvijTMlnr'c. JJ . - - 72 $jH&<lJilU &!i)s 10, SEPTEMBER HONOLULU, bills. ihiiit'iu I" of the Home it cornea atone in shore, while it If?fi6. va* laying the opened for ihnt be lo tion for that a experience of tions most l,v the generous find lo the made daily Indications to inquiries ate that if needed ? was it What supported? the are question tions of this shall icily In endeavor and lo answer several years five thousand ihe havo remained six weeks. bouses which ted up «ith lodging would board at one perhaps camping boarding ulTord, but with a score few from to never herd far from shipping the engaging in fit- erty, until the known ica, and why may lulu? quainted ing wilh the matter, seamen ble to to tbeir together, in this sailor this have object they suitable, building, could boarders and the com- mosquiHouse last- prevented busine** ol besides boarding in the Home usual price no charge usunl for is lo practice peculiar, 8888888 the to but erected Ho- be to so n a be made Reading Seamen charged 'ibis common, the Honolulu, but for lodging, in Honolulu, is in fifty the house, Depository. are to out commodious spacious be em- sea- carrying accommodating good board it In a* at if dia- not lib- day* a re- may he left almost at num- off land which roll they and Ihe away, not he the (hey appreciate rest If esse. what no is has A* hope to see comfortable reuson why Ihe the and it should will show that they may been done, more will be done. We know of many, here and elsewhere, who are able and assured and willing their answering to give, contributions the if are they for which design to these whether There water remarks we they were recommend the palionage of all Honolulu, ed. be * With Home can doing good, made. when they seamen discharged or thirsty, rest when Ihe visiting undischarg- will find food when tertain thr-m, »nd when alt strange^(blessing. BBBBUnaBBBBBni that in this far- usefulness of seamen is ihe when desirous of reading, practice reme- hope we place more that much assured partially we apparent, Theie is home-like. The like home. have one com- could they their home. may call they Home becomes about, that hereafter find always seamen come wander seemed that evil, and will known we not; thai establishment made still do desire family managing Book a giv- made responsi- been port. for apait selling and Room of country and be intro- In reason, that hope this unac- funds lor the best wellttre ol to Trustees died with place no seamen wish it (hey care, and years not well where home dur- acquaintance whose Honolulu, in and Amer- propose trustees or shore for single meal, beiless instances bnve lashor* for several thousand dollars public the entrusted having but understood; these some The nolulu Sailor's Home do on his temporary this port; at a from far a con- orderly, ouiei, o prin- be to to The experiment Certainly is be In the forth the set his home in another land. useful were doyou their board? would be absurd. who Home will the con- succeed in Hono- one asked, those to find comes obtain may the mind him of '.lie father and mother Sailor's Homes have not have Some but the place family boarding house, may the to whom may Home the I (find tried. fairly resorting year, together the be cannot men season hindrances, Honolulu, supported? ploy being of. This friends, I'harged, Sailor's| an and in supported. and that of : his short stay |plain, they they best or shore all, keeping thought months of on at of sheets and and the other if five boarding at together, those was luxury high, numerous nerson* and puce a usually Oftentimes rooms. best, it was weie but at The to-netting rents poorly, very houses furnished the fortable. one their resilience Many of native hut. from accommodated were than twice but remained port shore During been have they on to annually been more discharged Tb.se undischarged. ing port, and number visited that have seamen at ihis discharged a viz manage Under ihese circumstan- upon which duced succeeded elsewheie, in England from three past Will it be them. shall be Was the Home needed in Honolulu? During ing upon Ques- made, constantly are nature now principles conducted? which the Home will be seamen, discharged sailor, and consider is— will we persons especially patronized regulated [the In community generally. the and are confidently hoped it is ciples think every eminently prove be next we intisl i would they that and to fully competent are confidence. sustained, lodging could be established and well one Do you "VN ill admit as ces re- iilrendy. we needed in much was al- seamen Home things, must person an- such asked: of slate fullest established been in lhal direction are this candid which Question* us. frequently are off than Hume hud no be not ducted, it the following think the if public, was would if those surprised contribu- Hume numerous the confidence who have been invited and Itlurted, Sailor's Home. good a belter are not elsewhere at lodging* been remark* in lew a but managing fullest remaikswe have believed foregoing was discharged tho*e We shall be murh view of offer to f take to ihe Home it may ol opening o it here and elsewhere. people of the to in have been inappropriate swer them qualify establishment wiiirh has an promoted In the boarding bouse private a eminently Honolulu, pottioii It They undertaking, case that woul seamen; hut on accommoda- provide discharged all the strong! very lo quite impracticable; be joice in department, those the hsve the es'abli.-hment where temp- bulge to were vice contrmplatetl character and known Tlietr rnmp'-llcd was frequently■ too was Mr. and boarderi, under the management of Mrs. Thrum. and comfortable lnnne while good a entirely that ibose in Hnnhlulu could not, if he would, jdischniged never month* Home. responsibility no boarding lo arrange- present to assume the to that leave paying their left without OPENED. SAILOR'S HOME icgnrd in sea- circumstancea, the satloi those Under tations thus far way- as 70-71 - - - obtain charge very tirifn'qiieiilly men not t'K ucnlA, Just other any risky business, According Trxtstees ments, the ... hivuirii us, AmiTirin It awa-e! are ihey fiH * Hem?. M.irv'srr St. 07 - K.ilinnuth," V';irimn in livi'liliootl a if seamen, XIII VOL ps. 65 .67 ... - houses lor hoarding keeping could obtain - - -.---* iHv, S.iilin-*-. •■ Hrfiicnr ■■. Pallfernii Jack To - Sf r Old 1830. 10. SKI'T/iUKKK hungry, weaiy, good friend* they leave, a boefca lo en- parting �66 BRITISHBENEFICENT INSTITUTIONS. SAILOR'S LONDON B lis institution ad the first Yes, dear lilends, May months 528 fore sailor in the borne £42,156, their friends tnd moral results incalculable. are Stale*, it had scrupulous nents; opp and demonstrated but practicability but to ha* it world the most and saving ars This institution, ihe are located the During 831 Home, the as here and sheltered variou* houseless and articles fed, and of first establishment with ending year distressed is April last, sailors »eie since Hear thai have done it ye the winter of unto of one 1827, no least of (including small balance a £654 6 were stranger's f lis institution of . me." Ihe city wants and coiling Ihems.-lves in sleep to police, al box a and espe- iituhi; laniiliar with most the of the poor foreigneis, need uses opsgate st., is furnish lo minister buth who the to the Up for Ihis ihe May could lacta lo • Ma- to report impossible is the appeal and Ihe wieiched of iheEast London. are at assure those in the description have is end of east of Ihe lOih most a of ihe dens—l designation—in due which d 1 them these poor African* and other*, slated that there my firni heli vestigation* and course enesy 1 the lo What will of have great you say, inter- distrust of think when nine of able of will to (or Java give in friend*, you know out 1 all who put your are It our 1 shore* I is a a must of the people, set made and what sbooldors lo and I me from am hut shoilly require not before sor- the langua- of trust they lo them. 1 other* shivering No Cape. allowed, In-ie be can sent Aspinwall, at United Stales if taken as thereto, the vessel by belonged, tran.-leis thut us French vessels their on oil around the Panama, United the Mutes vessels. casks Ihe brand and and placing and the on en- same The Inspector thus landed at under certify, riisemhaikutinn here to its seal, of oppoituuily an ate Hiitish give examine all (he oil to howener, sea, would Ameiicun as al hoard American vessels, il in here is and re-ship- Aspinwall. at whalers are five now in engaged calculated hundred the American and Pacific; acioss Isthmus. this 31. [Panama Star, July How the President is President, for other as of each zens Maine is votes 8, United The New States the cast whole Hampshire 6, New York ginia 15, New 35, Delaware 3, sylvania 27, North C- rolina for of their number of follows: as Vermont 5, Massachusetts 13, Rhode Island cut the citivole vote riisliihuled '296, Vice- and public nfficrs, and meet stales. respective electoral of ihe who Elected—Instead President for directly voting it'is one-third of these vessels will Unit send then cargoes ihe wheel, lo for the 12, 4, 5, ConnectiPenn- Jersey 7, S.Vir- Maryland 111. South Carolina keen natives who frosty 23, Indiana 13, Arkansas 4, 9, Illinois 11, Michigan 6, Wisconsin 5, lowa 4, California 4. no In case candidate is elected by the electoral colthe election lege, Representatives, is made each by state Houae of the casting The Mount near widow of rtui, of Jei usalrin a single a Olives. —This sacred spot has been purchased weullhy Jewish who intend* to bunker beautify ihe whole neighborhood hundreds improve the visit the poor Chinene and the .Missouri 12, Kentucky Ohio expense with on reference Oh! our prayer Him lo bless the making one as has vote. " Those who have in trims he he done may be lo in and thousands of Eastern i lieen England, your hearts now. which any pint in the ai same your electors, heard him Arabia, some in mil for, the same terms lo Isllm.us, le-'shipped and entered if ihe Special Inspec- given originally il the across Washing- al will lie admitted the on Horn, if landml a not Gospel, of the Bible: copies to has and procurable sent we and applications copies that only these commuuii-otioiito a «helher their oil, here insliuclinns which to Unit- Pundit Nehemiah and 8, Georgia 10, Florida. 9, Alnhama 9, Misthem to them, and tell sissippi 7, Louisiana 6, Texas 4, Tennessee Heavenly Father, asking a Chijsiian found the back from not by was up slates Cape ami that the oil, them all stir truths of the I have had and pour almost tou jhis home I would. as il tins at in tfie owners Ibis Isthmus, Ihui he has replied tor Theie time to amongst the Word that say if you Englishmen. them being to that they effort I tell to ry those dear from the m much limit round sent the United of Customs ship know to ihe not you that in almost every instance to come of more ges are in- thous- them, that Put Nelieuiiah, the in nai- were inteiesl in ihe work. invited It have been a they shown Tabitian* coining country, aid least at have by parties have in Loudon. made, that including I have had with a now Pundit Africans, Committee number is giifive instance entertained craw f, 800 so to here I our across liy isf the Tn nsnry iicross lie into be hud no means of sufficient have been can assure 1 them. na- from Ihe enquiries and I have board ship, and; are ihe Ihe no the number of Asiatics, to an before them myself tive* of India and China reside. "With regard set I Febru- I Gospel. they and faithfulI give ran a: account ol lake as shipped those noble send Oil inlonned are ihe whale it desiring ton, ment it Whale op Secieluiy teims the other day, lo within augers Magazine. Spenal Inspector tering owners and great their houses; with read Ihe said sup- of that vessel told happy them. h) vacancies brought that if myself, be the Indian glorious work, and presents natives j encouraging opening lor the spread amongst them, out who papers it ary lust, that Ihe of to be able myself oviner saying my to ask you, riesettinn, if Home for the a as caused the East, Stales port, ih on here and England provided fur, have hearts four months I have been or in and constantly other living now 1 tiust misery which the ] have visited many for the lint three published in state the above of accommodating meeting, said: ihe saw beg for ihe Las- and they I seivice, not sii Y. Sailor's Isthmus —We miintiy, me ate up in the I and be lo but Royal had been Lavie and into it, of the Committee describe to tlml fill hom-sto lndeen, Home be should ihe prevent ihe free as were to built are 70 of idem; Major it How would sbiplhat noble my fiiends free a Bui lei by death, sickness hips thai a contributions at lo this is are the in have been would Ihe captains and bring you have few words a lo and disabled worn mil erect suffering gales?—[.V. if some of ihis live. vessels be able admit of appointed It How telling England; vacancies (he vacancies a dead. are that passed We we for the Lascars? persons and not resist one be will a crew which say and needy Mates. ed Slates have adiiiesseil Of lime in would visiting would the ig.iie and meeting, Lieut. Col. Hughes, I God! in England early objections In might from be lo caused spiritual freely, piesenled ihe remember that cars? Kngland. the had flowed in heart by the and thousand the ports of lo 19th of object English made Tavern, from lira'hen come hommedan lands five my Who a alive, and now hi Harbor for ihe Snug seamen. Shipment Of three knowledge." navy be filled up. if March last. of Metropolis; the temporal least at annually lo London a meet- home for Ihe Asiat- in residing occasionally of a by a the Untied of Rand.ill has munificently established ('apt. two Highway, volunteers ft urn the merchant ply '28th of law Lascars South Sea Islanders, and others ihe East? ic*, African*, want* the In ihe air in which 4. country about instances I have heard from a Metropolis of all who 1, pig-stye. n occupy your concluding, thanks home. the at on not regaid be carried lo established was gentlemen design In how account) to now mi cially pio- about another vessel, five come to made. The receiptn mid expenditures for ihe above year ren are came many distiessina you In unio in who I will thai the done it my brethren, ye have these lor Ihe from Heaven—"lnasmuch voice fit scarcely Rut wilh less than 33,817 have been relived. is and day, cellar smne passage England' Knit-Life in living January, " its a own place 10 per twelve only ago, now recently with provided and clothing; in their took shores, die in ivienti -tbiee of Well-st., London Dock*. on until ASYLUM. well as lo that were they eighteen, wboariived months of the in ■ com- any ur What will think when I tell you enquiries 1 have made, our of house can road them by Tahi- ihe result of on crew there the very least, al land seamen. SAILOR** DESTITUTE " had or lodging for them fact a ago. as thai un- only was lull, them, met not v ihe United importance the gieat work of elevating In ihe in contend with the to This and food wilh provided was The social and missionary, viib-d and remitted £142,135. outset, like Ihe Sailor's Home* Ihi nine several weeks be- in, litem asleep by ihe these country took one any cilv a have invested inmates Savings Bank to Within the existence, 73,715. its last fourteen years il* It* in ihis iians were opened May 1, 1835. ' was twelve lying a cart lliem, <>r gave them any food. no additional argument in convince lliem of on the twelve months ending with passion ders, and I'hev were ai length taken into the house of the importance ola Stranger's Home in the and in the 6,869; I, 1855, tweni) year* of as many rings under so side? HOME. city missionary, a by morning like 1856. FRlfctfD, SEPTEMBER, THE sidewalks of a 10 ihe She has grove planted the of olive trees, thus original stale by in place at ihe Prus- her whole and own area restoring frow which it derives iiijUM* B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^H it us �wood shaie of THE CALIFORNIA PILGRIM. If readers our hi Pilgrim," nia volume often til laely in California the this: simply tives it up in pick lo of and roamings in Califunia, but of Pilgrim's Bunyan's ihe writer and ated, wilh respecting California ami lowing who bonk the The first exlructs. boat n run wiitten, is deline- the at I mors in- of mining describes of and er; a San hnd Scarcely clouk he he heard ere Any more! satchel and his uind vice asked him if of I in those fog wits which took troubled that way, he to and could tin- thai boat, face face with to carried indeed with no it stout deep ol two were mutually pleased er's looks and words, and reached the shore when over, was grim ised sons He safely who would were fast good him crowd the lo for, toon landing. Hey Mr. Keep per- welcome as a- 1 found Mr. Faith, a short man and Rev. Father Hightone, the spectacles, whom sailor* man; all of city, of history and so had were been a place a long us a were a away, chance he felt that he world, and ple it offer him mind when lo manner; to be to was so as not offer him well grieved money. lo any and while cnougb him lo give the money; to rio pilfor often as streets of had a troubled about the matter, but True Heart laid bun lhat Jurk does Steady, If Search; not D. T. Hun', Mr. True out who so appear Aa for plain. could wish there we limits allowed our readers would our 1 Mi. were many Mrs. of in the night a« the w ly- was got a Perils iml mid mouths mud been and half Ihe 51 mini and and 2*2 one and had Socially they tors." These all numerous, make grant* of land to to " were " hounds dation into poured in standing their and them ears had I One of suddenly missing. these "hounds" of in difficulty mals, ihe ihey always scent lar, Mr. iheir of a lost the he any ai dial Ihey other been of ihe old, dark, dingy " Glory to the*, having prayed, my I saw in mv God, sang Ibis that early the morning. Rev. Mr. abroad. He mil Iben they soon of much Revolution instrument was close around had the Pilg/im introduced telegraphs. Il prints ness, and capitals with almost from 20,000 messages over can the states Cause in him, I'il- all governing messages 26,000 in sent at rapidity, letter* an opposite di- the same It ceriaii ly. long in correct- circuits in- will and in of the atmosphere. and Effect—The referring ■always think nothing the and is that of all unerring wire venerable Professor 'spirits at 'dyspeptic In incredible to be same accurately ihe dissimilar with averaging all was invented, public notice, called lo Roman to hul plain, a speech, said lhat fel 30, being and leeble, he ate distinguished Silliman, in hia excellent health and the age of 7tt, determinedly used none cut since; ntitiitimi* food, and plain drinks; his guides first in every form. off he I drank I he avoided tobacco Every morning he I used thai I in the jsponge and cold water, and fell no less power great height I a young As be toiled up the aieep iof endurance than when he was I and no abatement of intellectual power. to the of ihe town. been plain and sleep in ' In port* spars, and Telegraphing—A in has other of 'also work in the grey to escort 1,216 various months, is estimated six is hymn ' Search Without allowing him lime of what rear ready Queen, these, of loss, total and par- amount had True Heart wilh him, 'all stimulants, and has were to lo principle of which when dawn of Ocean Hughes' Printing Telegraph, on night," to from $15,b<J0,500. soon to be had school bouse, and ihey retired dream, less damage The of harks, been heard hull, more or || several tii-st-chi** were In addition etc.. there rargo these, 0 ship*, wilh A particu- the to Driver, Leah, the and brigs, have not these among brigs, 1 steamer, the Pa- stant wilh regularity and early meetings, and ' preacher there, they ihe first 17 In addition steamer*. When they had finished these themes, and rections talk of the vessel at new ani- some 100 among steamers; of these left port, and hour; some 16 total loss of the as damaged, or vessels of all classes arrived at were like them. had had and ringing- sev rest thought lost six have much so In that bad policemen recent had, trail when put "blackleg."' Hightone said, regula- but after that while was, Dig- the 110 ships. JM ■schooners, lit) were Denis, Si. the peculiarities following up Yankee Jim's schooner, 2 brigs, and ships, ai tends. commen- ihe anil Francisco, Sacramento, Deep.—During the by person* of tial, within the past the community; got hanged fi " Hying to regulate others, they had difficulty in governing themselves of hard needy who men San alias ships,27 schooners, cific, Ayuntnmientos al a and 2 red- the of reported either hud Alcaldes since; I previously nu- personages resid- alias alias James, and ending July I, 1868,333 vessels harks, was circles, certain black-muds and then and their in** &.C. gins, &c, muds. city Fastopolis, EmbarkmeHt, Down East by and of City Beaiiiude, distinguished other in San ing re male, was came; in glad, with Pil- Keep faith, and Miss Excellence, merous mud; when which ou'side, be gratified comf ittu- He ran should We be Sharp, Mr. Augustine, Judge Tiueside, en- general mud; main distinctions, between in ihe ■rim. have poor peo- At first Pilgrim the Rev. is cler- . them in much comfort and cheer. exchanging greetings, Jack slip- ped quietly grim the of and cordial though hurried they died inside San Fastopnlis. Jack Steady introduced Pilgrim Protesi*nt great |lerview* wilh Mr..Antiquary, Mr. Thriiiwise, and the whole Aal muddied was was as in quietly. nor as tide; when the familiar with the renowned Jack younger, racks almost but population Pil- some joyful a Heart, Rev. Mr. Seaieh, Ihe More rio, he prom- to in in they lime prtun-i relies day by ng at dirt, cattle, were no once the to The f lends. True whole eal those times when high learned who his word; as come al the n account population walls and floors ci there lime of anoth- one Heart is ' . and action ntiicli was together, rooms, soberly as who rower, with by Steady give Steady's pwtatiutM. ani what he wislied was as ihey were Jack in'rudiictk him lo of course .' n honest countenance, most a in trace ihe Francisco Sun rest highly limes, honied words of flattery and seated himself in Jack Pilgrim names bis ,such. the the was Mighione's ihe whole herded eastern as work was in open, and eh mure floors and in on was ns tuke him of the first California, ihe Rev. Mr. place where him in his observations. Fasinpolis San and The land So in hiand there he as in fanciful personages, (he indefati- preacher would show bun :irritn's travels with ihey come ■>■ account dangerous High- King's) b to since hade peculiar of life and night, in huge was nod ours; his boat said he kne»v so In am; the to his wate.s morrow rins- hand, danker no Sieady (he feel of by way no here Jack the fog. Ihe he evening Pilgiiin was was at ebb him wilh bis in So Father by manner fewer, Steady's lo guide-book the the tertained and shore, different Hightone, and .gyman the misinterpret we to Bethel gable I him Mr. charge lime; hard by famous and Dining I'Van- clear and lbe down went Pilgrim on!" for body in given the for was and assist .-ity, sailor himself in c, was standing on »as quite Jack ahoy! ing, about, "ship once voi. of abode days when STEADY. a look meet down thicker and cold- now came Hightone, thai ise lile wrapped applied selfish-: he well knew how though Pilgrim weie they ing JACK to Steady Unless been i.nt not ' in shipping and from the did " the the gate of to up did his having alter soon encounter, very 'come pilgrimage on a over. The fog his copy the fol- we Jack as first; very the world societi ihe man hud gold—its his j>lis- tears what cruelly—lie with- and is what cisco, for the purpose of carrying passengers to a ihe anil limn laud of anil all did lo went which hill himself, imany years ago; board, Ifail on small yoml riav, having received fiomlheiu no state the harbor in for sUch and poor reconciled; F<>r, the about mealiness ness, hugming glad, very y m up which Christian ily," and nay, sev- illustrations of ihe style As population. which the him told place country nod among and city in much style information valuable stiuclion, twelve well hi nried bus 100, was away for ih-in, teued in his eyes. a "lien Nature's noblemen went in sailor's gai The of tiselul, enterl'iining and amount heart, be might he became charge, .who did fetch to care none to Fulher are thai ones out rambles the Progress. chaiaclers introduced eral in ol Ihe ol in his un- one plan <>r writer account an We have wilh the hook, The idea moms. enter- very peruse. met never chanced we is volume one is for tiiem to hut auction Lecture* there sick A. Benton, iff wilh the volume noticed seen newspapers, our Rev. J the Sacrainenlo, then taining read never always The Califoi- " passengers relumed 1856. SEPTEMBER. 67 THE FRIEMD, man, �68 THE FRIEND, ihe SAILOR'S HOME PICNIC. and friends of the Home Erustee* der great having After i. luccessfully managed $1700, it over Picnic, a Fair,.which a furnished Thrum and apartments, spent the afternoon of which arf a called forth in the of the as- the here they and troubled try, where of having and in that belter coun- life, rude blast no peaceful shall off passed was of the es- lighted, that so visitors passed through the . have received one of the of ter, notifying hail forwarded from Secretaries the llev. Mr of the A. S. for f:jO in the Honolulu room closed Ms that the ladic*of us the F. the Society, been the provided been said, "they have upon the land, for their home is up- f. the deep." All of Home. P.iluioulli," la din* (sht'*-t.s, pillow Society our furnish to be labor, linn il was n....1 Ihe in will of purrha-e accor care, including sleeping servants' cook-house, outbuildings, &.C., Btc, the visitors ed to the for which purpose* this In be up their abode the male from it seamen be have to designed. were may appear- suited admiralty they connection that several slate lo room, to proper taken already sea Manager. We be followed by the and Home, deposited his hope his many of witli the money good his the first in- example seafaring a " fwas Picnic, a group of rg, from the themselre* lishment. the They might Sandwich her mite, est* we gome and far a slate no a a our know- in Hono- we we monument the such upon the one cont ribtited the inter- faly not we wisli as m.iy We scud the n.t,in. Mrs. io a con- should to " box will have -, to he We en- the very feeling* akin to opposite result cherish towards the those enteitained for enrolled life as the by members donation of contributed the $50. requisite be by known the and others to glad such London, lli.se [lie in Ihlaf* as the upon dollars will B. the the of Home Society a debt will be erous tive only hope they in as disposed The John C. about hoped that We the house Liv- of sum fifty more It more to mediately started, lender it is and re- confi- Dayton. Mis. Kapeati. bi- Henry Tickht.—For Presi- New gen- receive dona- Vice Fillmore, Hon. Andrew in land tween reference that J. Hon. James Ticket.—For Vre»- New York; It amount order and ought other keep things is may estab- to for Vice NEWS. it in done to that oovei the been dismissed feared lhat in retali- niiient would least al American Minister lo tral and It lltiNoits Emperor inundations, inai ks A to sented a lew mi: n to Dr. and to of the received was Society Tire the pre- second Squier, Esq., for was for prehis reCol. to explorations; western Dr. Kane, The has first Robinson, Ct-nttal America; Iy out has visited four American travel- Palestine; E. G. houseless, thrown ican Explorers. year*. Fremont, for his to damage of affection und grati'ude. Rev. to cen- the rivers iind great been Royal Geograpical within in Vranre, been estimated that have sented uoltl medals cent of has The of the British third has Dallas wil have been rendered employment. scene Air. rains in the heavy greatly swollen, 100,001) that ers and southerly parts been and cotintiies dismissed. In consequence of have two difficulty, however, amicably seltled, be the between h rupture The inevitable. been es fully complete. be- ihe Couil of K( James, while many have fear- searches in be im- Eng- uod the United Slate*. was Dallas, dismiss Mr. in position of affair* Minister having Washington, il limn favorably, the Hon. President, Donelson, Tennessee. the lo "ovi'iiiinenl The British wilh great are for Vioe Jersey. President, lor Knovv-Notiunu oit Millur.l 40,000 people the by put A marine Museum repair. Soil FOREIGN to The Execu- than this perfect Hon arrive this establishment, ere-long forthcoming, lishment in $1,500 ships any.persons who even been ridge. Kentucky. has been done. gladly Ihe Mr. H re, ken Amkuican ed speedily liquidated towards L. Fremont, California; Drmockatic Ticket.—For name a room. the fall P*a* on : Falmouth, ation the Enolish names establishment. Committee would from enrolled ha* F.lias Per- Smith, afnfltgonierjr.O. Buchanan, Pennsylvania; President, Falmouth, arc contributions of seamen. tions I!ev. Lowell John C. lion. President, iilent, highly gratified arc debt of dently hoped that the linns inter- Bedford, Boston, London, to linn. "Messenger We room* following dent, your forth similar elfort*. all entitle t'.io donor that of being designation pKOjya* Isaac F. Snow. RiirtuiLic.v.M was state the M.," of There has been much excitement ladies erpool, Bremen. Copenhagen, &c. be L. dcajarOM as to QfPPORO, 11. flattering. put to have New noparticular members us designated ..i 1,.r needed for These testimonials of Home, by provoke shall for his and the the research- fourth his Arctic re discov- eries. look seamen, have P. J. Gulick. Hey. Damon. II \RltlEl' to is referred expected. highly encouraging We would call the attention of perpetuate gers and friends of "firms" " kins, *ni ..1 frame, Lnrlusad er. efforts idea of seamen, but confi- Wo believe sailor* will Home as as while it reflected their ingratitude tertain were to be Society, omitted. stran1 as benevolence of dently anticipate wilh lady appreciate disinterested, upon the Home tiie would they would not Were seamen estab- gratified further to way, at expressed the f'«r add, who has or the Home. pure go not may almost Islands, in fident that so It iilaoeoatal. Mrs. I 100 The Executive Committee of the Sai- ladies of Honolulu we that extends, there is lulu, and be entertainment, the elite of the gratifying.fact, ledge which h oilierarticles men-of-war mains upon the who with well Io conclusion, society. most dollars su, In.in Bible tied Scc'y of Ladies 1 St-unian's r'licnJ Huciely. Mass., June 27, MM. the com- witness, to English "Havanna," highly pleased evening's by incident S. II been a not gratifying 11. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. -proatiajanil toweling articles, aicluaiVesSl llif llev. Mr. Hooker, a iuetolliedi.ee ions of Mr. soon in lor's a served Bird," net as room, the will panion*. he but himself. a which tweiitisix d. Il.irs. -pel Unity. New at by (ineigner, Sail, t's rooms, beds, read- family apartments, room, > pnaliir, find thirty The ing our iinioinit ol ihe room, ..ml Pahn.iuth, ment, cases, til <n .cts and ditl'i-rent kinds, 111., it... en- ihis, »re Ihe of which would be about SuJlara. fifty c.nilciits nf lliat bos were a sutueirnt q-iantity of cost have fitting up'a His letter probably received, " romn ii.tuiilion of tin; of the establish- parts visitor or iiijnd. lilt' r y.nir ran-, ll.iuolulii. wis K. on blame to om- making name, sailor wicked or can and has been stolen ittmie, those entitled the at ainbn.type tif have no ihe nny I'apt. lioosman, "JoiOjili H.-iydcn;'' HpALmsfi, Sir—Yon have Home let- a Falmouth, Muss., purpose Sailor's Spalding, following: full luriii Itiug of home will have amount, hut you for those whom it has no and viewed building that his Home Manager, "FALMOUTH." We of accommodations which for Hereafter il thievish kanaka some the disturb ever 'J'litwere money with responsible complains Several man- the Home lo hoarding at the of the haven of everlast- waters rest. Il tablishment he will be the beyond their j no charge. ocean, infinitely an Seamen deposit By mistake the following names were omitted the 12th gentlemen The different apartments $120. «»ould in- I on the think of lo above, of this sea life u elegance, satisfactory realized amount the toils of Home happier We that while sailors temporary home, after a he induced msy box in The ner. pleasing ihought, experienced furnish- universal admiration entertainment agreeable most and taste the in enjoy sleeping ing the evening assemblage numerous Every pari the bounty, a but the the among Thursday, in was home of theia>c'iildhood. dulge number assembled, large a ladies, acceptable furnish to inst., in sewing, and ed tables with but realized however, binl that their aid would be sorting Mr*. the by They needed, suggested. laboriously wilh much reluctance that was be to the ladies of lo obligation* are 1856 SEPTEMBER, seamen to the advertisement of Mr. Whitney, intimating that for ue will receive and on deposit, a trifling charge in his other valuable articles. safe, money Such a place be low would a custom lhat when he deposit want has been much thereof many a needed, and for woman self prepare the the relatives of ihe dishes of a it work aie ever she is ?—lt i* said is married, she wedding dinner, both well good housewife stranger baa been wise, herb lo tribe* in Siberia among certain ia parties cooked, are her established; disgraced in that lo must her- which all invited. credit but If as a if other- capacity for �OF VISIT THE MARY'S SLOOP AT WAR OF ST. 'laws, they have to permitted been from lowing extracts of Ihe U. Consul tives. officers one into of court, a complaint* evidence, In jurymen. ihe against b'tn ■ almost salisf'ucl ion It reason*. ny the since fono lii-ld on shore. eitpimns of men-of-war, mid nativ-s that happened tained fono us likely was this very bled him In proofs ttfine, Our this fine it purpose of the small nication Mary's show how building two poi I bridge." friendly natives, our to although personal, be interesting portions be you. the Sanv an larded by the ment, and Ihe political or energy, characterized the tral bay or the that uteba I—had they a fact religious whose taught thai prayerin child- pleasant, coast that at code in I home several Honolulu, that and how- ' had at accommodated for Hoard " LOOKING ROOMS. GOOD hi* Thrum, manager, of the Sailor's Home, at hi* late residence. gnotl Lodging Rooms to Ist, and double, are neatly These rooms, both single Mr. lurnished, and reasonable will be in kept of ac- Hailroad TIE Panama of informing of siness, the those Company The Railroad haa in been of a McCrca, Master, S. The Assl. Maliony, Hutch* Sail the Surgeon, Maker, which Gunner, Boatswain. Geo. H. La*eh, Sam. bimonds, Carpenter. be may required important object. liui.t in the ar of run, subject Gamier, for A the Panama,to ny 'Zde. Chirurgitn, " " liori'leitu, " " lUudin. ity Auxiliaries, lowing person* and packages always Seamen's ol Naw will all, which is il- ' Chaplain be found been to at the Suitor's Home directed to the car* of the or Bain, Samuel E. Craft, made at the o and about and Agent insurance payable of on of the the the from the be- Compa- and deliver of the the Superin- Panama Kail- excepted. tbe Isthmus The or freight iv New shipper. Company sail average passage* twenty-tire Panama to New through »ent day*. rognlaily semilroita- A-pinwall The time occupied in the Isthmus i* four hours. Waterman Thomas Chief of Kameba• guerreotype. even sailing brigs, fast oil at Panama expense oil is option The vessel* crossing safety, with through bill* of lading, at the received at the pier, gallon, If Commercial Company, York, are Lnrrraaa.—Thomas S. pier on from 200 in the Harbor every be game Vessel* of gallon if received for tha capacship's tackle, charging cask*, without allowing for wantage. This case monthly, .- deliver the which lighter* from from the may of of been under York, in the fol- ha* Oil or other goods consigned for transportation to Pierce, Charles Horse* Wslter, Railroad Compallayaes (Majestic),Robertll Cunningham, the Superintendent of the Panama of the ox to William Nelson, Commercial Agent Robert Coffin, Samuel Van Vaikenbnrg,James Amny, ftestd forward**! 11. David C. Johnson. Jaeeph Pray, Thos. Company at Panama, wil)> bereceive lrsiix, aud daO. hi. TOTMN, with the Gardner, C. Perry Tamer, John S. Hainey, greatest dispatch. Jonn a cen- of the Ha- of the tendent addressed end Company, to receive York, . hnrji,e covers .oad Letters the nine cents per sad alongside Then at- prepared New long water. AspinwalrVe Railroad Com- facihty accomplishment 450 the alongside rate of eight cents per Paivre. Commissairt, re to the Railroad to receive cargoes " Walker, Aspirants to is it in Mt.raohc, lie of during York afford ovcry pier the mud at low The vessels at longing O.linean, Ire. . oun 'rounding in " " the to Panama 1 of vessels at :iOO tons to fully whale- turned and lying alongside, A*pinwnll. ve*«els Ik Hay car* are. been of arrangements to this freight ha* Heveral captains season, and the bus made for of merchan- description (to., successful capacities their oil via Panama to New present nany recently of shipment and and its provision*, method Hailroad State*. regular year, every attention of haa been ships shipping Potter, Surgeon, oil, including the for the Panama, than IN whaling bu- the by offered advantage* Isthmus of operation for more the transportation take* this interested in United Oil horn the l'acilic to the tested. J. Turner, most Home. OCEAN. PACIFIC THE dize, P. the on Sailor's WHALBSHIPB TO THE COM M AN I) E Its OF across the Baker, Paillet, our order at the Apply term*. " II furnish to room. once." Mabe, » spared in port. during their »tay by the week or single meals. at the Office, in the dining home " It. the Seamen may of South lirunot, Lieutenant, and * be a to receive hope dibits will no comfortable Apply private during that period kept seafaringcommunity. of the The term*. year* seamen, many will be Lodging with water, " to regard have wars a cm I G. Corhin, Lieutenant, having for house .But ihen, if there I fell Spanish, ti MANAGERS. reasonable moat ceremo- Polynesia, still upon the tiie upon rest assured KJ- been the in Home. Hoard and dation of Seamen. patronage ,ir interesting government the back from JL furnished Hoarder* forms, something was was Gizouik, Capitaine, general, Had the Samnan* t*> of polite Spanthere a the"St. » Cooley, OPEN for the aecommo- HOUSE IS NOW accommodated the Protestant, zeal, wealth, Depository, having supposed- hteteey waiian Island* prkie in T. Win. harbor- history government, olid the feudal establishment, lustrated by pe- l'ot'TWEi.t., Commander, Win. M. Mr. however, is which any a rVtMI boarding of processions, B. Thus. M. public missionary enterprise* Ibe United State*. transition hot? to K. Ed. of the Biiiish Govern- absence of the and a little Tims. Navigator group. in civilization, neglect is a history H.I.M.OLifoficse'rtsEmbascade. Corvet Apia. most John A. Davia, MRS. THRUM, MR. St benefactor will Managers, public religion hey-day gelling amount things of the South Sea Islands I advancement uud to It is Henry Meyers, Purser, reflections that I hope will The ChnrlesJla*kelf, Owen Ketley. commu- rail some Budding-ton, The *ailot-'N the natives in little religion the to WM in rti F. ihefi, across Jonathan B. John Price. may [Com. Advertiser. I. anil intercourse making ut is to-day his present Fejee savage M. H.ixtun, he ins **t«M "I cannot dismiss this attest island-cruise wilh lo I. O. B. D.Krufft. for Moses Culver, Samuel instan- Ltpersonue, Bnseigne, relut* was quit done But the tioiiB«p the visit was pleasant bridge r between how a intercepted the first UOLifof.Sicse.SrtsAdams. John used Missionary). This biidge the town. place the Bright, Holmes, once. Apia toTaliahuaiio, whul a change. the America, damage some, to L. B. W. Sylvester W. Joseph, Hnnry Hammond, (iustavus S. Braey, Charles B-itts, DunMuses. some written code. a What There ever, Capt. tbe subsequently was which stream valve of Saiuoan gives al obeys de- disposition of tbe at resident refused it, and wilh exemplary an was to object ($5O) (the Mm ray Ihe hood. — conclusive, were as a and our the son him ena- had ihey as litllt- religion but religion wrecked schoon- a appropriated be which should benefit. All of their treaty made them pay up we and inflicted of robbed breaking The and Clark,Thomas Banks, Johr. Cloud, Willium Davia Richardson, F. known are missionary with whi"h I'.iiins and duties I had made in favor of Hot cases many was course shore, on confidence, were they Once thereby er, lioldly of hnoeh Charles T. McKneel, Wm. T. falsely-con- some in consecrated candlestick*. ch- tre Bailey's dispense justice. the natives. Wilkes. went inspired cisions, however, wrong. savored nf ItiKiiy, nan want making bull-fights, Virgin Mary and holy- de- lhat so L. Hiram Crahnre, Wm. Micheaux Powell. Melldrun, he possesses; of He while the iron now and nies, undone by the was the which Polynesia, was were go"d the timidity. ol He acl to effect lo different. was all frequently 100 perhaps ajid ery, and Bible first often too I else. have imposed upon eagerness iard—from what Nawga- It vessel. tbe one Instances sanction it? the "From adopted by of these chiefs some prisoners, which act. board on the lhat stale, his order ihe chief* to ilnis strike ma- lhat ihe among been has or gave From the instance, the custom only by quoting culiar interest office, in as be may anything capable obey il. nalive leceived decided fono, Capt. Wilkes, Tbe usual Kejees, and t.ois for was, tune of the natives, and for to Ibc alone is to for Addison William W. ihe native like the Bible. foreigners tbe to ces, his lo than attributable, especially be principle. om called meeting*, Tbi'se place. great and were and life Command Jones (l think) appointed Mr. Jenkins n honor guide it But they outj In fact, the influence of the nmg we where not in Samoa. as Bulford, of effectstrued Biblical law, for Ihe purpose u wicked end. Does the written law ing the end found in removed li been we case ami house Judge, ami every devoid of all mini (lie was attorney, Consul; He has since and B. where the Con- leai legal know fact ignorant the at na- rendered we lo our (.'apt. prosecuting ihe James It. seems of theftorres/6e- meaning law—more no Ins yield mid collected between natives, and the judgment according Ihe asi , Wnterbura, It As well government. a written lain, the a and his himself shore, on civil and that been abusing the us principal chiefs, ihe and well as had Il is the because of I ready, There is 14ih tbe Camp) Bailey formed "II the together suit Van (one office, bis Capt. rapidly as just prepared— ripe are understand the well il I list rale-el ai rived we on cordially welcomed, were S. l*">s, Islands) (Navigator alitising of tng- South the Ihey reception can — Apia We the one lhat me Embuscadc: law corvette "Leaving Tahiti Sept. 0, at by Sloop 81. Mary's. S received by Ihe Pacific, to of her cruise in account an make ihe fol- letter written a officers of the U. giving advance now Charles ISLANDS. We would NAVIGATOR'S the Hawaiian Islanders have done. APIA, 1850. SEPTEMBER, 69 THE FRIEND, writtenI Old Lantrse,— Bjbsit SBBBBBBBBBBBBBB* Shepherd, BBBBBBBBBBBBBnI A. 8. Drake, AspmwaJl, N. 0.. Majnaa, MM. Engineer. �THE FRIEND, SEPTEMBER 1866. 70 AMERICAN INVENTIONS, Eiohtv On, Y«.rs cotton the AMERICANS. AMOITO THE In the August No. there i* the dVrin; can* •team After the to eighty said, half iv their exhausted water, the writer proceed* lo of diminished. application vessel* ihe upon ifit Jacob Perkins is best known tion*)of steam rest* hi* nuil machine. on artillery; been the first ing Craimoil, aon, of of American nails were ened, most really begin by one by creditors, but the invention basis still the Datid Wilkin-' it human frame; so till tion of first nail machine in success tion of similar Very inventions—lhe hopper-boy, were er's mills in of their the It-b e'ffei tetl with , percent., were however, to even hi* by saved worth channel. mills; He —wilh ihe " foil, in the year of and derided, contrived boriously amphibious, and the was Oructor at street, It in the water, swam Very made were England; and in —was was a , year* ago, Slate* one eight student in from at the 1793, law net il twenty-six gain hundred million* of Liverpool; re American they house X itself were officer*, fraud was the a the the lo was d liar*. colton ance, new jsible eighty woikshop, have Reiwi a successes market, to They at compariin emit. wooded carpenter's year* adapt lo required call; at come the en woods- stout rakes, in these It hat, different at, a* to plows stoves, and thy is wilh cut- . in use to .so the no numbers of ns history. far instituted, these to in the which .o navigation Id wilh thai nowhere is farm dent the ocean steam- world be may elegance, candii'lv admitIhcmselw■* in skill, lo clippers rivalry unique as of ex- and those of hut it port; performances is of the those of Ihe staitled recently Ameii- vessels lion's share honorable late aie steam Ihe enjoy An legislatures Nor Europe. the United Slates have done they idea of were water Godfrey, the emancipated the reflection yoke, pailof Thomas glazier, And it the a wor- Adriatic Sound mid Lake safety. us our land if builders here have that He fore have sun's rays in imple- upon consoling o, of liy inspired of quadrant; of the the poor Philadelphia and though Royal Society allowed their Vice-Presito share an honor lo which he had no recognized Godfrey '* invention fanning implements cluim, they United Slates by presenting bim with £2110 worth of furni- the Before tools ihe from the colonial compari- everywhere. or furniture at For American reapers, for famous packets former hnve been hu'lers, lell the have confined Iruflic. winnowing something. as n< win triumph*, yuchts of farming extent among Aberdeen and another British mow- invention steamer Hudson, ists between American in- l»'iters. corresponding Ihe safely added, inventive skill al So etc. by reapers, machines, smut -eri.il., less than 400i believed that grain machines, economized, cheap, No mantle certainly lo the ihe ocean the conveyances peerless 11 flection, American fact Ihe the Pat- years of have been secured abroad; are Household 1I sixty -Jf-OO different farming the i and parlies. The Collins abroad have secured can An idea of ihe inventfrom the pi outshone or Amer- our ma- institution, an the great Foreigner* • mortise, planing vuin for rival* in speed, and comlorl, ted so swift most in we The ma- plane, we woods demanded saw-mills and lol.e and chop, bore, we required Futons believed steamers. appear- intelligibly, our water. searched skill; of the fertile land culled for our shoulders. Eng- and political to exacted ships; every strength we become planing machines, inventors. prominent has ptfJjgrcss ago ) accessory slit, lotion, we less cars by machinery. alone plow cultivators, mere saw, we groove, veneer, the bulk and made their more patented. vast mills, firming ments We a As the climate Per- on is man maiiuiil on has given birth se- Necessity farmers may be formed were and at' satisfied being sllpinpted, we atten- good a To describe harvesting may be 1784 labor so by we a Independence dependent plows the first during struments year* era, aent chine. piracy more inventions, planters, lent Office, nearly patent; the and chine lunatic. a make or limits. movement (instance, In such depended Iheie Kighii hull establishment single n is Nor s'cp! a lor caipenleis1 tools, now px- shouted, provoked toen.imernte, the I Many I Southern' were were in docks, ifceir slitting, blocking, ckiasing, thing ma- (he half inclined obvious were new year gin I sons have been inventor! proved superior there seized who the lumber million o.'dollars in lit-an agricultural inventions would he impns- Vi- estimated In attracting young cntion the our as, of noblj was bring the —what in- simple deplorably backward. half by even and success so carriage a Year of ive which Gordon, when ail, iiiveniinns. in iheir driving through implements. lers, threshers. water Savannah. at thi* invention bag* of and he were or machines, churns, perfected Hlanchard, was Ameiicnn farming made Manchester. Whitney'* for country early the -1 land, power great invention—the To American invention has challenged tools, and admiration build lo up Market practical a lorcgn tli|'iiiliiionls demand a supplied conspicuous, aniliiieuniiviil.il. should names England. sent; passers-by no mills by Trevithick, Griffith, Oructor became in- he la- ihe lo wilh Hence, created been excel- has been ornamental. it has ns in now not derailment Utterly coun-; found American mechanics barely competent man Ihe Delaware up has furniture costly innnv contempla- rights usurped these to moment hap.H Ol afterward machines anon Stephenson, Gurney, the lo the the person of were which, being Ihe of he as in New cure in- Highly so while ran the not America He than ihis. He christened it by wonderful vian, machine said, that more he scoffed to pitied, land. and and his beautiful could, The United Stales only not miin was Amphibolis. sixteen mile* as A Philadelphia, took naturally, the he steamboat in on then round ■team, drive IHOO a a locomotive a who into another declare that best at the sphere humbler would; it nor doubled higher descrip- furniture this country ha* in evciy bed- cheap been Its rewarded ago. was manufacturing Thomas his sprang from tion lived, mania," and had the grace of by introducing thoughts carriages. or of ihis town i-ilemenl of 14 Evans but meanwhile lo inventors. he In now. that requires is country acknowledged year wilh the power of steam, but vessel* and labor seized—tbe shallow was steam cnnceivnble merit a had turned his ventor of h»s dressing machinery—sometimes costing idea of aid, il ma- inveterate antagonist, $30,001) them into his in saving a that see adoption. titer see some usual, the Bran- not The valmachine*: of useful, son manu- bright excep- a It be improved. though luxury the for lathe? for turning irregular forms. ventor of the ihe!'The conveyer, increased yield on most col- t.the lo chair-. he snid sacrifice of taste may superseded, every violated, patent he added thai valuable believe the evidence arid would which cent it and can tions the a* with calonfie powabroad- In the so not fuel in American models thee ariicles use descender—l chine, which has received infinite an apoperation at his broth-' plication in our day, first occurred to Hhui.li but, 1783; senses, chinery the and drill miller* would dywine His in the they place roinieenl | his Am'>S|etl. and wool England at!I France. fortunes of Oliver elevator, the in use a miinv degree unequalled n stead* world. compared cotton il saw lived nil its hold to Reports; hut whether the models of acquit stands that rule common never Justice miller. in successful put 60 per the were the Delaware been has useful, Bo- among olden time with'ax on try, and in the congenial employment afford-'iinß.ri ol" shoulder, and is ied by the construction of his ingenious orrery, ihe vusl lumber depots ol on ilar wilh their to-day. Mr. Whillernoie could ufford eliihni tile lo see his Kngsaws, iheir slides, \\ imborne, in Staffordshire. Evans, he house, in were and America, erected in was ihe to Stoves lo other remained, nail mHchines our Two )«ars after its lo the to Whitney Whilteinore forms he hud he disheart- look far go his invention succeed; saw in er un- give him bread; not have recreated the factures. continued Patent combine economy one Eng- of lh" inventor is would la wonderful thai to operniion inventor*, ruined, persecuted pursuits; been machine, by which Tor il; and headed cut Perkins, like his of Whitlemore, who. in 1707, invented the the inanul'iictiire not constitute poor |have giv- may.jlhe fume lon-and-wool card-machine—a contrivance sol mechanic in ihe Maoaarhil I a invonted mint, for hut nails did ihen Perkins, aett* Island; real nails tins cut justly, perhaps Rhode his inven- his The credit of hav- ike to m by bin it second Only in debt of usefulness country's remark: York. Ingenuity has ue of labor suggested washing Whit-![convenience required tlurable and improvement* on It did stood alone, to it feeds ihe ihegb-ry but has which .tuple terms, ami New lon unsuitable for earliest and usHiil Ano-iicon inventions; invention single and ihe world. ilself copy the entire Ihe of round export; and clothes land, wur, This gin, maker, in London furnished profitably; was the United Stale, ihe , ney's gin, noticing propelling If years. would we ihe| be showing of the Ameri- genius last limit* would allow, article. article Interesting an fruit* ofethe inventive lost. was to en Without the he raised not southern land which rice Harper's Magazine of in America. giew Labor indeed, it could Invbistivr or . likewise called forth, ture. inception the of our gation nalion-i Il isio him, and him alone, tl.at owe* Revolution, cabinet-,joflladlcy. the *exin,n < An „ |,jen lieo, American ittamer „ navi- , ne n((|n# fiist •*«*». I BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV �ed the Atlantic in Americans 1819; discov- ered and mapped the liull Stream; the Ameri- Maury can million* millions upon his discoveries of ocean cur- by On bind, the rent*. supeti irily of saved has to commerce ol and solidity, safety less, cost is cheaper. and Slates a bound Our mit atiou of travelers; has nuity as gant For a In. pun our oil and in It steam-gun. l in- in ola d scoveries Stales United name of of At army. said men the Colt'.-s boll or and others—are rifling Warner's been less uselul the to more metal science of in ar- tillery. United Stales Ihe and by foreign countries, dear labor; and this with pete si ill contend Fnglaml yet in country and article. domestic Of shirting and one or shoes cheaper kinds of may bo said; done before can we of the superiority under American knowledged A variety of India have an hitvo surely ventions of time can lock* wn one the infinite effect all no a, keawa We our excel are they misfor- certainly in many ed New To lhat Drs over Europe; have brought *T Hobba. skill eclipsed into note clocks it ihe forget light the of Bra- prtaling-preaae* of the and ihe been claim- take not last. It when inhaled, Science long was to hut In these two the following made the by those who first of the the discovery public ihe the speak, il it never is of Of the superflu- were pleasing a when ihe French Gov- Dr. reached Europe, was In it the this are to that il has news was The were could stress tions Professor and be laid might date liniu 183.!, he thought out But ii iiieiins. to of the discovery a«crihed the pecu. lo bul sun; the business art, ihe the daguerreotypes most beautiful invention thousands, given lo success evidence i.f art in has and am- Ihe world: haa afforded it may be kepi safely 'be greatest em- stimulus well known that, for many year* pre- would had authentic No priority. Jnnuaiy, 1840, on July 21st Davy's 1830; ihe of he we authentic no having appeared in heil first made innin en tit m public knowi I to he January, Dr. Slein- by a com- of Science* July, 1838. at Profes- Washington at and hi* on specification, wilh patent, a filed invention before. enveni Morse's Professor '21st July, 1838, 4th of his Academy for application 1838. on Edward his invention Paris hearing dale I9ih an 4ih on account appear- was year. on filed for account scaled uns same specification only can documents specification sealed was patent and Ihe and the that probad the published IK)9; his patent beloie 7th A on invention pi il, was, therefore, nine months puorlo those of Sleinlieil and and Davy, some fifteen fore that of Whentstiuie. the by courts men those even invention two To the up, first the therefore, have effected has United Stales, lightning-rod, use endowed the the electric beet fastest cheapest carpenters' most If any and the farm tools, the fire-arms, steamers the steam- telegraph, of inhaledether, the the best and machine* in almost the screws, cheapest nailing lightest useful ves- wag- labor-sav- department tyry nation, during years, has done more, or as the of same much, ihe generally known. Since the ■ixty-eia Tbe printing generally, Ihe cheapest railroads, not of useful telegraph. yean, have eighty ons, and many of eighty the means practically in the process the best Ihe industry. but to acknowledge of oilier* who machine; axes; sels, ing a locks, fire-engines, nails, spikes, be*l and as the inventor of Ihe photograph, implement., Morse's claim marking the discovery of ihe sewing and tele- disputed. the last the United differed the relative on intelligence, House, sum during It be- recog- of instruments; sorts telegraph that he invented been agreed deny communicating never more so of Ihe in France. not who improvements or wa. foreign inventions, are of the credit of It Court Supreme in kind from the graph aaid fact ia times. proved and of Professor Win alstnne's telegraph who clocks, the in London and America lon, tins Morse's claim is obvious that and public it If any communica- il is legraph, t< con-irticied have bably a when year aware Wheat stone, private on that Morse. individuals. Professor to this fact PiolcsHor inheil, Sit Davy, optical boat, American artist* the American while is the overcame hard to reconcile wilh the prosecuted ployment Il of il: Dr. of elec- but become have to loss In 1837. said arc persons 1840, Ihe world wilh the in University, of the American aitended lead; and, who When brilliancy Paris. architecture. which bad defeated all the previous attempt*. the New York only was daguerreolt pc portrait* Draper, difficulty soon his process, il statuary and made in the liar four copying landscapes telegraph, and succeeded in purchased Da- clearly American. as taking likenesses; to was be lore unknown whs electro-magnetic Photography by by proving he admitted merits of the 1840. amputation an class dream. gucrre mathematical n.qoiiv dissolved ii from Stales and the applica- new long on a apparent; of the nized would have deifi- ancients who made his de- electrici- of conductor a Tb« lliem only October, 1837, here. Munich, of Wnli- construction of absorption as difficulty Morse filed bis over away of Ihi* preceded discovery for honor taken lie substances, unless of the This wnc. sor used chloro- preferred peculiar property importance acting of Oih British a European physicians can not year 1847 lhat the dat- Simpson, nil due credit made were applica- palenl a year of the subject, the velopment caused ether gentlemen the latter is Simpson long suiguiil operation.. lo discovery the former; in- produced proclaim ihe had Iht in telegraph lu> ed 1840 in was awnre, ol inhalation main discovery or a of Henry, verified repeatedly Oer- of Paris, Bar- Sleiuheil, Petersburg, which hindered the difficulty expected from look with the variaute that he men They sulphuric ether he bul il "ill form instead of ether. In were of phoio- art all these have ihe honest Saxon it ha* received in modern American the lo was notice and to keep brotypea cheapness we the that secutcd which and Nor should As pain. to Edinburgh, ous more I be most notable daguerreotype, of the properly tion and tolhe world. newspaper announced lhat Dr. use Ame- Jackson and Motion discovered lhat the first theory and ihe wilh stupefaction; They some the close of this properties sulphuric ether, tion nine. light* of the real invenlnis. tile begin before, Woolwich, of Lenz, of St. on were country. Copenhagen, Ampeie, of Mr. for Suites by foreigners; in- ocial consequences England of the importance, vindicate I a Europe in bridges telegraph, giaphy, including Washington. important most European cities, Ihe lea- great saving in clothes through- a which its at dis- good of which patented un- is strength, reserved the elect lie discovery come. American. mind. first successful the world without of the day, farther go. and ac- and very bun ltd sketch three of are for unsurpassed; gifts of the United The made rivals our finest an have ernment to us and keen the world. out goods be lo practically the sewing machine varieties be is in ihi* us are lo triumphs ; are of the one designed by much ed the American puted, though apparently must rubber va- the as Another invention—which equaled. will other yet remains example; compelled machines, iv these This is than ingenious machines illustrate adapted are Fire-engines foreign well well now and in liii. Europe principles i* ba«ed constim-iions—hiitige*— lhat, slier a certain point, Ihe In tricity became imperceptible; challenge ihe world. of lo bridges rican be chemical can where. the mechanical bent of ton —is Ameri- challenge Europe. patents every two or remark- are boots—as and much though com- spikes, hosiery rieties of this class of goods—as tune* not can axes, better and cheairer than the supplied afford ran against Giving Dr. Thanks ," the good. loom, power textile fab- long distanced American horse-shoes screw*. ably cheap can and were dat a class one again, hardware and fibrous In rics, in of caution, ed 1810. I and the modem plan of welding the coils, ma- Dahl- have in the foi grceii's improvements words, hnyoncl Nor architectural ihe sensibility Wes- Rlaiichni d's to invention. comprehensive choice. household and are shot, be Perry's, machines second only are chines to tire machine, as scientific telcgiaph credit of ingi.n, had lo tne ting ca Europe lightness, elegance, weapon: sensible suiue beasts or rifles—Shutpe's, American son* made the have to Wherever But the their b"th Sebnsiopol preferred entitled type inhaled. upon when built is body-guard of ihe Emperor of China (lie a Much of Moidecni of Major bolster any oilier to ships; of ihe conical gunnery of Boston; the electric 1887, • the known in punting, |low, hook by Adams, I ty by ihe air We build for experiments, century ago. Russian and allied officer* revolver uncom- machine for nail the r science present tliu Our Uticu and elsewhere in the at use quarter a ad- evidence lhat the identi- in untl cal Miuie hall, was is is fine in vinu* which bus1 sted, The world any. country. Fulton spent like by Yoik New used in been for press, extensively blow up to trying deserted his and Perkins have and succes-d'ul. lilt- and no as impression* many Hoe's. that invented lo print can wheiherany European as of wheels, and ele- light so produced equal off some tbe French inge- even as originating the were throw can hour and nation like the United States, peaceful numerous North our. ihe Ho"|>e mention: bul it i*doubtful press we Hiishin-ll is remembered ball, but wagons of his most point mine,' railway nothing their destructive invention- monly m btakes may compare with In their day, Ameiiian stages ihe own managemenl; consequently traveling springs United foreign railways sour; also deserve 'well, SEPTEMBER, 1866, 71 THE FRIEND, first Patent Law, passage of the yeara ago, have been issued lo about 26,000 paleeta American cuimui, and �THE 72 tha annual tion belongs inventive to measure would bold the first rank N. B.—Medicine to District of Columbia; and other would thus: Connecticut, York, New Rhode Maryland, New other* far behind. being comparison only can others, supplied it amuse; such witu DONORS FOR THE HOME.-Continued I recruits hills ism in O.K.Lewers M. M. for Mr. Kooke, - prc'i'iued Adams, of takes Chaplain 16 - . tiih T J\_ are the public houses board at they in A- desirous nished wilh ing to the of Contle, nies, . waiian valuable or in posit hi* vaults proof men visiting for their modation D. r. articles with the be fur-! For all the of deposit. the Stranger* this port, tlnsirou* will find tf a and Hawaiian is deposit nn M. WHITNEY, I*o»t-OIHce PKNHALt.OW, BAY Will attend You 1 will find here in the the kind, Patronage generally. Honolulu, Sept. Nuuanu (treet. to Streets, can procure will be constantly supplied constantly that families He with underhis own his s.n's on a tbe a further rea and Surtenns' or prescriptions will vessels familie. if requirine Medicine (beau carefully prepared. lind every intention paid medical assistance. carefully eiamined and refilled Attendance for consultation at office from 9 A. M. till rrom-4 II to ti P. M. on week at otherlime., at days, tin Sunday front.9 A. M bis residence Union Htreet. *J7 if .-•rr ill* iiovoitl'i.t:. may R-HstfAN Chandler* nad Lsali..iata, Ship.supplied wiUi I. Mosey. S..11 djnjr- Waitle, K'1"i.iui, I.X7 fms, IS day- i'C Oafafl Moi lis, Ma n. Ion fray, 40 ! S tana, . n»< | 183 ms 160 di In Bremen. da, i wtivar'i 1*1 and. -r \ Puntiman, fur ll« v s I'rii; I i-r. B. n, Kuitn. a i..r s.m t'rancicro. ii.i, (or in h.iii Pranclaco. Man l'Ii. fnf | ie 11 ;i, ('ii.'i il.i. John Adams, liouttttll* sailed for no risk Lastly of small here, pox, within nor us with lie Mart|ii*> s as . Sept. 8-A that Tb* DEPOSITORS', N t" ii beaiipplied wit* books Cbaplulu'a a** vrssi-ls raluSßS* for sabi— " Ivirirr "ff and tin,'' papamb) cslll gaithc BALE IJ*OH . h feet AT ihe long, Hudson's Hay On wbala ( Mi! N-v.i, i.ivi j>.">l, n, Na»a, C«ld • \ew Ilu- Ctli In.Hi nf ftestsnaer Prof. A. L. si a* Miss the Bedfitrd (I have Itnrkar. r tl H Bea ia - Oft, Rotarpr*aa, Bedford.4 wbalec '. la. New -j Nan Bedford, 2 abaftti; f<'g UUa manuh nn Kodnak. fnlt> • of wind. «. Itn arrived ton, Uaat. Carh hidly r.» unkfto* I'rice re jestie, N. < pany « ith in H Prancix't tu BM, rin rcixirtc that all ke w rt|.< o thewhnu Iialtt;hip -ho fpoke ihe full.-wing the Straits of Gentl the ship' Pheli-n, Marenpo, -"id Lydla, Auiil 93d, slip Bpokt n. n this i Jnhn what into tl.#> Calltarniti, aaveral ethtin Hyr»>n, Gratitude, N. It., P. what-; H., t'iree 93d, Gao. Oth. Fl.irid.i, F. II.. clean. Hhip Ctwnd i lad Bftaf April, o| liver death oiCapt 30th, aklpRaaai'ia, B.. ,'| wli.ilm: 7ih. If. it., i Meiikar, whalo; N. B , May -uti, V» Clean; (*ha.. P. II.. 5tK> hhltt Ihlt attpaaj tllli, Pacific, 4 wtiah-H John I!.nvl.ind, I whale ; 1Mb, Hyrcn Queen, T II . tblp Prifiirt N. U, clean; I6ih, Psbiua, 4 Iftth, J<tm IBSS, Phelpa.de., Monoids, at u.s. iiosnii.il. Aiir. l;>h, Mr. Cms. I in. ti.hhi an and ions re idcut on the Id anils. Hi...1 in i , 4«akiu clean, Hiber h'i'f ftirtr. i one oaaaplaiat July Mb, «»i Jaly ; Bpriug,3whales; MaySft.JetfarMoa, New F.il.iits.Gralltudt, Ghaa. !er tcrtnt t«i, yonnrest hoin wbalaa H v. .,, Java, K„ir larbalaa, nl, alt Krte Oraannoti d latht aVael (Utraa; and thai she p aaadl whalea tbiaaattOD; DIED. dausbterol Air. 11. Marl.irlanr.uflhiscity, seed Marsalas as* 17 dais. Bay Hartior, I 2 !(�, hneaa,Tit \ IrVaablnffana), clem, M atda, dava names K. ol tliis rily. On the 2?n'l inst.. Ad*;.a Brs.STT Wad whale* ararce. a i.aie* tpi. Coi e'au.l rapnru hut Ntfla m for ('(ilumhi tn Rev. Louise erbafcte 2 and ui t> aalea, a tl ;.e,i.-n-i C rltoll, di r,i|'t rrs, la to 9 i!f .i> from tut eoaal of (Jora*, und rtpartt to trie rmiKg Ortattait feda wlnu mataonadai id light, uei Itral ■ waathar during the pa*f age; ffth Imit., lat. -i 40, loaf. 13a 4*>. r,|»..kr. ha k NatMiaakeaj, ht-nm Co.'* Store— ihrir dvrrliin!!, I>y (rem M. tf easjssllS -evere in Ahalea; .". July 4. ship ii.in ':». A'is uaapuus. fa each. Kntti-aaY, 'r 13, Moiit-tik.t.f raw*, llei.r.rtl, ; i . fn|. "i, ; Aad uue- New , !,. , I Daposllofy,! ibt July, VVealbef Hula rulllcr 'Icriaunn, Bedford, report- apoken (iii Kndtak, May B&th, « .ip l( u Wing. N • 'vOXtedfbrd, clean; June |, Trit .n, White, iles. J-ui" i w-ll Study, is Ctiaßla»a Btrest. BsasMn** New .Virion, [Inn -eason. averaged »•( tuclcel, 3 wh.le-; \'8. rseslv**. 11. .-s.'.-iiii Patcot, wn.ih-s. Bedford, i aii.ii- H*w*ilae Bible SFAIMS.V. bound HILO. \,-iii ir. i* wii Fiiend," in*. Memoranda. 7 irah.», (lend \. '• OF whale P ik'in spwifir'in M mm, Varion- »hipn hoard VTIUTOIISI.Y TO tlrtirp of Also i-h. to CUMINtiS. re* Bedford, 871 several paid Trad Boclstlsa, bul forniabaa ■usssaristios ivh. n. KoOitC, l Thr .I*-, atatsneriaai, by of \>w tins tftsoa« Arrived. a cull. TRACT LAHAINA. nil hu PORT iii* r mot. (mi, any and most clean; Ifetwland, 3 whiten; 3Ut, Je-.vt, f>0 hhl-t. uperm, I ivhtir, *~n Krarici.co, Ait*-. Mr. 11. VV. 160 hbU. «prrm; Hoatb Bo#tt.n. K. 4lh, OtSb, Gratitude, 2 wh.ilrs, 2 whalnt; June Maine, aged .'l*, years. II.,3 whalea; 2Hth, Ja et, 2d, Gratitude, 4 Died on Ihe 17th of March 3 whole-, 260 hblft. last, in Auckland, Not Ze .land, whales,- 7th, South Button, (iperm; 7u». the II .Rosas, lis TitS'B'V. after a lingering illness of more Pt. 9th, N B.,'2whale«: Dartmouth, I whale; Died Falsi an al his residence asks,a i., native of ivinlhrop. years. The 11 ron is wellremcmbeieil In this cily. Ptabta, nl Passengers. E. B.iios .nd child, 11. VVensel, -lip I whalen,90J bhln; Noithern Mght, l whale. U F. II., I 2 n whale-, bale, SO 150 holt. >• bin: 3Qih,heaid 8t. George, 2 fr. m nhip whale*; bhl*. l.ydia, Nwibern Geo. hbl*; WaHbintton, I whale; Pyr»>a l.iphf, I whale,2. Monroe. N. h.,8 whale-; H. Queen, f. whale-; -hip Ndwlattd, clean. Oemulg«t, 2 a/had a: Poeahoniat, 1 ttWaaj JtiJ) (L W. Ploepe, Mrs. o. t* Sydors A cent*, awl I. Lucy m tu Mill-! isidvvT, M.el,«.. fruin day> Itt lata*, I? w< v.iquer.', mh'Inland. Ki tilth, I r I\.nni I'u ie , Mm raj ku Teeknlet. ;ci Ilawnii. lin.-ks arei-ir.Tt'il f Hi an three 4ro„ 41 gun*. t. Aug. 25.—Am. hq. Arab, Cnpeland i, *»»««•;. n. i. Recruits, Stora** 12 MeetaY, Fotitr, «eh. I'. 99th. Janet, Oeseral 24 days fr.-in I'll afford, ii. i.ij Blst**, It'.nks anrl Tram*, in i.'ir rnuli- h, Frrnrh, P»rtas;ite*., ii■• . 'Cle Oarrnsn,BpatißVA, Bweadtsh, mul Bpa.ina lanitua*e*. Per V.nV-e, C. Ship lnih, '-'! Gvurpn. B. W. FIEmT.~ <:.».u .vh *<*■<»« 381 Arrived. tut. In i.l. Boon bona. GisaJate, -. .hi PORT OF Soaps sold on Kud.ak, 0,410 ,t. and at moderate JOvery attention will which, with supply, I*. will MARRIED. Eclting of London perfumery case pateal,aud olbor medicines, wi.l be or owners of ihomselres and landing. appeared favor Kcalakcnkua, Kiriiit-s, Rni.hes, ate, and daily expects captains run Hay. i .tiperiiilenilenre, mudicino may depend requiring The ihi Hi-, m h,.i M lui. for re- tlin best medicine, he annals tsnas Physician*' season ami prepared. ha. just received the ordinary or Met J, : i (trV bri| I/, B Iron Hurdles ot remodelled from the United .states anil England. best, carefully will Ac. inform tint iiihubitants of Honolulu and vicinity Th.-rt — to visil B.IJ. DAMON. JO he has liken tin. old establish*. Drnn Btura, curlier chant and Kaahiiin.inii which ho lias moans tv keep notice j HONOLULU MEDICAL KALL. in 3—t. abundance greatest P. or vi DR.McKIRBIN, BVRGROH, DEfIS this Of those who CIS business tflsOOOIba aetata, 380 tn«. tide, i A' ill.i Ml ii 4 -Y mkee, the best the islands at the ItllU.F.. BOOK li. r.VTY, solicited. \'n iSept. . —' accom- I'ATV. Hand, -i .'•■•n, Gleneoe, Carll 18V- jr. following facts',Bept* 11 coining sea- 1856. 1, An the Visiting following article*, which at the shortest has not pestilence una and Commission Shipping to the fta,tUa Kodlak, *A bhla Cleared, Opsn induiciiienl.s as tit;, cruits. miles or on Budding*. JOHN & Hlm-k. to the I) tliw. hi i,>.it.i.l-. uii. Kinhii L. .'It h ■rem. : Ishinds. called offered nre important, you of securi- place this 11. 1860. of Ha- Shipping Agents and Acting Port Wardens, till .Sc An'liou's Whule-Sliips, attention yOUK which 8 Ml 93.—Grimaneaa, qiisntity, delivered to he charge mad* small a FEAIIALI.OW a..l Makce da. Harvey,25 yVBa, ffwn TaLlti. of ojutltumanu Sipia.shes, Melons, Oranges, CoeOanuts, Beef, ton, Goat*, Bog*, Fowls, Turkeys, Wool in tie- on 'Jr. Sept. H—Freii- Surgeon, corner 344 Niiitii, JotlH Adams, Moulwell, >. -'dr. a in. open HOFFMANN, of Mnstei* be furnished mo- certificate* deposits, and funds, bulk, believed arc Hire night of the best tf to receive small or given, to them. Sept. 16, to and port hoarding! h !i. Prigatt fatal Tl rkali and in*. 4u Fran, i t I \ng*2& gratis, by apply- prepared I . S. I. M. Drug Store, ami (lueen sts., To of the room. These vaults and safe. will he the withdrawal .0 the New iihls —Mr. btj. ryiitliia, gct'a Bun n I. Surgeon, Mercliant sst. Physician ll;iv;iiuili, Woodf, Btt taa. l'l'iiii I'mila - fldlil of resort,: other or ffeptI s. <ls. lin. Tahiti. 5 »U Funta Arenas. Neva, ttq kbit .5- New Ofliie in this (formerly occupied by Treasury). receipt* ty trow i» A. M.to4V VAULT. is Am — Anir.3- Preneh If free to letter*, will writing POSIT 27. M. D., nit il n ti9 hone. til* Rev. of Wai- and connected having charge E *s*t 191 -Is. fin. Button. IM Fmitiiiun, war \'..nki-u, . -J .ii.i ap. strtrts of in •&—Am. «h. Java. A eg, 718 ma. »l. Clwit;H,90Q Grim.mesa, -I" Imi. btj. I'rtn be al JUDD, it l-'ottuud Office corner of day place a i >li. '> II. It. M isr, Hchool SBd Also, prices :—Sweet Potatoes, 1) fire ac- pam- the visiting it are UNDERSIGNED — 50 d . iind It etui I Dealer* lleirlninil — HONOLULU. Call*. Sis—Allt. :1j E. open, tnk and paper," "pirn, person in OF Cajloa, Paaattt, fcr ivta.i frtl 20. sh G. P. shipping season it will he Seamen visiiing the Reading fr?" lighted evening*, t'lia KKAI.AKEAKUA the During and or . — COOKE. Kls* SI sh. >m. l.r —Itrit. br. (uiperi 2'). Slates. Cs.rca, I' hysii- : is the Home Honolulu, shipping. Koom HOME invited to make especially whether msn's hoom and all Suamcti ; Aug, ships timid* Cash, 17.— the Slur* formerly uoru.I liirpe liir Brapied tiy ('. 11. Nictiiilsoii,in Kind Bt., Bpsoait* of Honolulu. Hall, heading S.UI.OH'S THE nt sMoas.saass. riiriii-t Si Kite OU and from Itev. Mr. and Mr. furiiish lor HONOLULU, iiAIIII pleasure donations of books Waialua; I.athrop business to terms, d Wholesale n ii lii s |n>i 25 00 - ——— A 00 J. child, Ku-' •1 ii gratuitous distribution, Dr. 00 10 and lady Arrived. in cA.iLB, Attlie '111 sliintl, $\ 20 - - valuable Emersnn, luku; subscriber, - Seamen's knowledging PBIBMD. nil. ' U. 3. S. John The or (in lumbc*),Maui, Oowcr, Or. T. C. B. phlets No. annual Ksq., Rnrt'eit, FmrncH Messrs, _ llen/lei, I'tluger. (J. ami terms U. States and the hiinscll' liivotalile on the United on La is in General August ued FitoM P. C. Ducorron. Lyman. c, Hre.net.—ll. iroui WOBTII HAVING Hilo, Hiiwtiii, 1 Hough, froii San Krincisio— Miss Junes, Me*K». Pol PORT or Rot|erK, Lamke,* Oct. 2. INS4.—:lm J. in- cannot .Speer, Me*srg. M.-»"i--, MARINE JOURNAL. WANTJiD—Exchange on CASTLE LIST OF 'Hrhliiter, Hawaii-1 Whiilt' ] the shortest notice. established n itherlord, Brioa, Uuaaiaaa. .lurae**, P-ng "iihn \. Lathrop, 2 chil- sorili. Mr required by reasonable on HiWklaa. Par t'ha-e. hipman. Per Gvnthia, fin. Puget% HiHimi j j L. Mrs. (3 .Midi Ml<aMtllaf, E, t". Bam>ett, >Viii M.l*. II X taol«c i m Hum-on, New Ohio— But Stores £c. There is enough for the credit of all. struct. and tShips { at Jersey, Pennsyl- vania, Delaware, Missouri, Virginia, the the Massachusetts, Island, Hampshire, Vermont, Slates Mert'liandise nnd All an Accident would award the second place follow DKAl.l'.ll Produce. Stales, 'ger, HAWAII. HILO, BAY. General in MifN naimelt, J. H. Dillingham, Per Klleuita i PITMAN, it. BYRON'S Mrs. f»rrt «, -ervint, :Nlebnlaoa, propor- lh*> Yank |,dren and ISLANDS. fair were population, Maine among Per carefully replenished, and IPell KeiMnd iy, MiiidHb utu, It MaOaadlaa. King, I! ! I'fiiu-s, terms. reasonable on Chests Per Ceylon, Mack, Messrs. *>arajeon, SANDWICH HILO, HAWAII, cata- patient the genju* by invention* to by tion borne If it England. of New industry the to H.mTETMORE. I'hysicitiirMnil inven- Of the glorious the loin* share C. rapid- are many field* of overstocked. seem logue for patents application* ly increasing, though 185(1 FRIEND, SEPTEMBER, and child, H. Kenaeday, I. f. Rants, IS. Ilaraetl, J. 11. Slrauaa, I . 11. Mi d.'.lnu n, 11. Hla rcntvaM, Klecirfc, N ftVi A a/hale-, 3 0 bhl-. thie' aaa-cai, all In the J. Na.ec. Mrs. C. 12. Nlch. Ma, W. M. Lambert, (icholak Hea, and Imnnd out, off Pedmtti l-land. .1. Murphy. Jaly Cih Hr.W.»,iimiii,l. tleed, l|. Ilatirs, fS. Uravev, VV. frlek, Amck ship John llowland, N. B.,U50bbla. nil and 2,'.oo \u Uk« ** biaautea. ihW »taa«D, j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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