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Vol.
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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
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�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
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