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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
CLOTHING ! CLoTHINGll

CLUIhINH CLUTHING!
TNHE Subscribers have just op,ned ut
Curetons Corner, a large assortment of
CLOTHING which hus been selected with
great care in Philndelphia. The stock con-
sists in part Of tho following articles.
Piiot Cloth Coats, Whitney do Peter
sham do, Felt do, Reversible do, Beaver
Cloth do, Glendover do, Fine Black Cloth
do. VESTS,
A very large assortment. Fine Silk and
Satin, Fancy and Plain German Vests,
Worsted do, Plush do, Plaid do.
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CLOTHING
SHOES SHOES.

WTE have ON hand at the lanyard one
w mile east of Pleasant Hill p. o. Z
complete assortment Of negroes wiute,
shoes whirh we will sell low, people wish.
ing 30 buy cheap and good shoes had bette,
give US call. Also, fine boot and shoe
work done Ia good order.
Those indebted are partieHlarly requested
to call and settle before or by the lirst day
OF January. as We are going TO close ON
cAUTREN q FLOYD,
Sept 2eth less. s4--su. (,
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G. w. MMINN.
Hcnd .rsonville, N. c., Aug. I6, 1850.
: . . 3 3 3 3 3

tons
50 The genuine will in future have the
signature f. Taylor on the steel plato en-
graved label on the top of each box.
Purchasers are advised that mean eoun-
tcrset of this article is in existence
The genuine is sold only by us, and by
our agents appointed throughout the South
and no pedlar Is allowed to sell It. Deal
ers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying Of any but our regular agents
otherwise they will be imposed upon with q
worthless article. SCoVIL g. MEAD.
Ill Chartres street. N. Orleans, Sole Gene
raj Agents for the Southern States, to whom
all orders must invariably be addressed.
And sold by
T.R &J. R. MAGILL, Lancaster C. r., 8. c :,
A. p. Wyhe Chester,
Y. J. DELAY, Camden,
]. ]. Workman, do
Fisher g. Heiniths, Csrlotte, NC.
Winchester Stitt a. son, Munroe,
And by one agent In every town in the.
South. Hu ~ tR ts
July 20 s4sswiy.
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All Kinds of GOODS.

ms have ever becn brought to Lancaster. At
that time the Ladies' particularly are request
ed to call One of the firm is now engaged
in purchasing the goods.
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4 WiOGNE water n superior article.
" Lubims Extracts
Harrisons Hair Dye
ilarrisons Bandoline for the Hair
Hair Oil
Bears Oil
w. NJ g. A. J. CONNORS
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Notice.

THE Public is hereby notified that my
wife, fhursey Threat is authorized by me
free d aler, TO make contracts in her onas
name. JOHN THREATw
Oct 8, 1883.
az a. pa
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TINE Subscribers have purchased the
Il stock of Goods, from the firm of f. d.
Kennedy & Co.. and also of A. J. Connors
o. Co., and in addition to the following arti-
clcs, respectfully inform the citizens of Ian
caster and vicinity, that in about 10 days we
VIII exhibit as general and extensive n lnt of
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Preserves,

COMMERCIAL PAPER, Cap Paper at all
U prcss, letter Paper at al! prices, Note pa
per, Envelopes, all sizes, Paste Boards, Ink
Stands, Ink Black, Blue, Red and Indsllible,
Steel Pens. a fine assortment; Pass Books,
Copy Booksr &C., Cor salo at very low prices
at
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! w. ". g. Al. CONNORs.
Writing Desks.

TWO or three on hand which will be sold
J. yey low for cash, also sfsw Ladie's .
Writing Deska 3 ~ i-r0e.P d
80 Porte Folios, .vgr
- Sealing Wax, ~ HSl 3..ssp, y
Wafers, Seals, &c. ~
For sale At the =
w.Ms& A,3js coNNoRs.
s.ps slss 1858
Polynesian., 1853-01-08

munity who express the same views that enter
tain, and therefore feel the more confidence IN
troubling you with my thoughts, knowing them
to be pretty extensively entertained in Honolulu,
by persons who feel peculiarly burdened by the
constant service required or them az jurymen
My good opinion of the disposition OF the court
and the powers that be- to remedy all evils brought
to their notice, induces me to request you to give
la place in your paper to this communication, with
full confidence that it will meet with the attention
lit deserves, and work out reform, far as it Is
possible. A JURYMAN.
0F Our correspondent above has touched
upon subject that will commend itself to the
good judgment of our readers generally, and Of
the court and governor, whose duty it is to ar
range for the drawing of jurors in particular. We
like the suggestion four correspondent and ifthere
are foreigners enough in Honolulu, subject to jury
duty, to carry out his plan, we have no doubt it will
be adopted and give universal satisfaction. Al
least, we presume there are enough to furnish a
full pancel for two terms, without returning the
old names to the box, and this would be quite re-
lief We hope to see the attempt made.
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
For the Polynesian.
T.~- D-s-

Mr. Editor.-Having been drawn on the jury
for three four times in succession beg to sug-
gest, whether some plan cannot be adopted to
equalize the discharge of this onerous duty among
the foreign residents. It seems to me unfair to
keep the same names in the box from which the
parcel is drawn term after term; thus subjecting
persons 10 be drawn, as have been, every term in
the year, while scores of people in Honolulu are
never drawn at all
Would it not answer the ends Of justice to en-.
ter all the names of foreigners subject to jury du.
~, and from them draw the ordinary pancel at the
first term in each year. At the second term
leave out the names of those drawn at the frs,
term, and 80 continue until the whole were ex.
hausted, before returning those who had already
served to the box.
No reasonable man can object to serving on the
Jury to certain extent; bu. when one finds him.
self almost always drawn, it is impossible not tc
feel that a reform is needed in the manner Of
drawing the juries, which the suggestions above
would accomplish, In the opinion of your CORES
pundent.
Since thinking of the subject, and coming to a
conclusion upon it, find many others In the com.
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
For the Polynesian.

~ At Meeting of the Citizens Of Honolulu
held at the Bethel, Thursday Eve. Jan. 9th. for
the purpose of considering the subject of establish
ing Savings Bank. H. N. Crabb, Esq was call
ed to the Chair, and DR.. ]. Mott Smith appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of r. Armstrong, Resolved,
That Committee Of Two be appointed TO Sc
lect and nominate Committee OF Five who shall
draw up a plan of Savings Bank. with such other
matter pertains TO the subject, and submit their
Report to Meeting of the Citizens TO be called at
their pleasure; and also, if any member Of said
committee decline TO serve, the remainder be en-
pioyed to supply the vacancy.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Cook s. Damon as
the nominating committee; they returned and nonl-
mated Messrs. s. N. Castle, r. G Wyllie, F.. Snow,
Chas R. Bishop and NJ 'Coughtry.
Moved by DIR. Newcomb, That the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the Polynesian and
Argus III. N CRABB, Chr.
DR.. J. MOTT SMITH, Sec
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
Influenza,

This disease has prevailed for a fortnight, and
is now extensively affecting this community, both
natives and foreigners. 1t is attributable to the
heavy rains and cold of the past month"; and to the
southerly and westerly winds which have been al
most uninterrupted during that period.
Although large numbers are sick, we do not
learn that it has resulted fatally in any vet.
At Lahaina and other localities on the Islands
we learn dat this disease is also prevailing, in
duced doubtless, by the same causes. If for no
other reason than to remove the influenza, we
hail the return of our old friend, the trade wind, 3
whose sometimes rough but kindly greeting
always brings health and buoyancy, both to the
mind and body.
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
More Gold Mines.

We were yesterday shown some of the ma
beautiful specimens of Gold quartz, that we h,r
ever seen. They were procured by gentlenr
now in the city, at short distance from Parm
and their appearance tends fully to establish, VI.
we have hitherto thought as to the richness
the mines of the Isthmus, if properly explored-
We do not feel at liberty to give the full parac.
lars in reference to this new discovery vet, but
hope to do so in a few days. For the present
must suffice to say that the gentleman is vi
known for his integrity, and that his report Of hs
ing made the discovery, NAV be confidently rehs
upon.-Panana Star, Oct %.
Polynesian., 1853-01-08

perhaps they are shade or % lowered in \.
scale Of humanity since then, from intercourse ,s
vicious whites. They are extremely fond Of y
clothing of white men, and chief IL freoue,Ss
seen rigged out in the cast-off clothes of ny
York dandy. In an interview with STRANGE, " !,
ter the usual salutations are over, the chief s.'
forward, and proceeds to critical exam,natos
the habiliments Of his visiter, and if the msts
cut, and make please him. he expresses his sss
faction by making peculiar clucking noise =
same as that made by the females Of New r.
land when inspecting the sore finger of a CHA s
The chief does not hesitate to beg any of tho {
hcles of dress which may strike his fancy, and : =
ten with great Importantly. The climate Il ~
mid the Vlncennes was in the Sound during \
months of January and February: and the ,,a
. mometer was never lower than % DEG. Fab, =
quently ranging high with beautiful sup.sbs
days. This is somewhat remarkable, being n I
deg. north lat.
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
Very Latest News from Braz;,.

The last dates received from Buenos Ayres =
Montevideo are to the LIST September from ~
former, and to the 4th from the latter. We.
not, however, find single word Of news Ssl
tLose two republics.
The formal de Concrete states a prov,,.d
assembly adopted on the 10th of September |
project authorizing the provincial governmeu \
continue the building of bridge between Il.
city of Paris and Hyba do Sui, for which ,snI
tract had been made with Augusta Jeanne.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued ordr,
for the cutting down Of as much wood as wOul
be necessary for the construction of scr,
steamer, with an engine Of seventy horse pov-
and of a war patache of two hundred TONS
The imperial government has contracts
through tie Plenipotentiary of Brazil, at Londo1
with the commercial house of Rothschild, Of tr
city, loan of El,0OO,000, to pay the Portugue,
loan that Brazil guaranteed when its indepenS
ence was acknowledged.
The Portuguese loan was to be paid only
1853, but the Brazilian government chooses to ua
it when favorable for Brazil to obtain the monr
under favorable conditions.
Their Imperial MajestIes received an invitaiu
from the Captain of North American sc,e,
steamer, the City of Pittsburg, to visit her.
Their Malesties went on board, accompanied }
the Secretary of the Legation and the Unes
States Consul, on the 18th ult., at IL O'Clock, /
M. They inspected the cabins and the engine
which were explained to them by the Capas
and which they found the perfection of arl
Their Majesties accepted from the hand of d.
Captain glass of water, which they drank VIII
some beautiful pieces of music were played !
board of the Brazilian steamer, which was nn
the City of Pittsburg. AT a quarter past 2 o'coIl
Their Majesties, accompanied by the Ministers |.
the Navy, War and Justice, returned to tie.
Palace, and in a few hours the City of Pittsbups
steamed away for California.
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
The Election on Monday.

On account of the prevailing epidemic, bu: 4,
votes were poled on Monday last. and but little a
citement was awakened on the occasion In Hon,
lulu. few less thau thousand votes were pole!
the highest number having been given for road u
pervisor of which d Lima received 500, aud
Wakema votes.
TIE following candidates have been elected to l
Legislature, so far as has yet been ascertained.
OAHU.
HoxoLULU, J. W. E. Maik al and A. G.. Thursu:
EVA, Mott Smith, 200 majority
WAI,LUA, 6. NJ. Robertson, unanimously.
kOoLAULoA, W. b. Rice.
kooLAUPoKo, Mr.. Phi.
MAUI.
LAHAINA, Timoteo Keaweiwi.
kAANAPALI. L. S. Ia
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
Dissolution Of Co-partnership!i

NHE CO-PARTNERSRIP heretofore els1
u under the firm of Hoffman, & Hardy expo
by limitation, Jan. LIST 1853.
All persons having demands against said fruS
requested to present them fer settlement before
IS. OF FEB. and all who are indebted to them as'
quested to make immediate payment.
III. Hardy viii continue the business as hers
i io1e az their old stand corner of Merchant and y
nuniano street., where he viii attend to the ss''
ment OF their accounts. E. HOFFAANS,,
BENZ F. HARDi
Honolulu, Jan. 8, ls53-4t-aa
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
TO BE LETll

"a OTICE.-The Lecture of the Minister Of I
~ struction upon education, that was sdvsras
to take place on the 3lst ult, and postponed, Will
delivered at the Bethel on Monday evening, uss
Jan. 10th, at half past seven p. 81.
All the English schools and their teacher, in e.
olulu are respectfully invited
No collection viii be taken as was proposed.
It is hoped that there viii be general attends
by the foreign community.
Per order of the committee,
s. C. DAMON, Ses!
Honolulu, Jan. 9th, 1S53-lt
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
FOR sALE.l

NHE LEASE AND FIXTURES of the Anc|
can House, Lahaina, viii be offered for sc :.
the Goth inst, at Lahaina. {
- !he lease has four years to run from the :esv'
this month.
Lahains, Jan. 9. 1852. s2t-sys
Polynesian., 1853-01-08

1'HE UNDERSIGNED intends to continue I
practice of his profession at his Office in the rs
store formerly occupied by ]. c. Spalding.
Having on hand and being regularly in the rses'
of full supply of the best American, EngnI
French and German Drugs and Perfumery. be-
prepared to fill all orders for the above at the %
reasonable rates.
Prescriptions carefully prepared, Medicine-sAs'
fitted up with the greatest care.
e. HOFFMAN. NJ. D.
Residence at the house of DR.. r. w. Wood. t..
Polynesian., 1853-01-08

ARRIVAL OF THE EQuA46R.-The Equ,ta
arrived last evening, in 119 days from Boston
Polynesian., 1853-01-08
Puget's Sound.

THE remainingcases will be reported next week.
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IEObcnsack's liver p;,,s

NO part of the system s more Liable IN dio... -, ,
LIVER it serving as ferer 10 pnrr ia than the
1Ge proper secretion 10 the bile so that unw or
the ~ e nVer emees The other important narts ~
Saunace Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore
Every symptom that might indicate wrong wa'cn
ILANfS furnished by nature to heal the sick 49,
isI An EAFECToRANT, which augmen,s the asey sne
ioh from the Pulmonary mucos membrane or seeie'
lhe discharge of secroted matter. 9nd An Tmno'es
Ky which Changes IN some nexpcabIe aud inses
T1NI S sner hic shc morbid action of the sysem 3D.
yslem renewing health and vgor 10 all parts nS Gus
body. 4,n' AChTHARTlC, which acts in perfec, h ne
hnwels and expellng the whole masss of copnU On .ne
yilaed matter, and purfy the Blood wbich Sa sha
disease and restores health. ~ ""''" oesiroya
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'I'HE cheapest Alpacas in America-Fjne aJpaca all
c0lors worth 37i at 49, beautiful figured black do
worth 5O cts at D. rich figured Alpaca rocade for trav
at amazingly low prices. At the - N0'''
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE
sprll9 le52 No. l14 Main Street Wheeling
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Groceries,
WAR!!!!!! WAR..!..!! WAR!!!!!!!!
Chairs at Wheeling Prices!!

On Main st. 3 doors cast of Marietta ST., ST. CLAlRs'
WILLIE o. in the formerly occupied as the Gazette
and Citizen Once.
BEG leave to tender my sncere thanks TO my nu'
J. merous friends for the vety liberal patranage they
have heretofore bestowed, and inform them that have
large and fashionable stock of work on hand and am
stantly mann every style OF Cane and Wood
Seal Chairs Among which will he found French, vi
emma Cane Seat, Upright Fret Baniser Back Coltage,
Common, Boston, Half Boston and Common Arm Cheirs
Nursing Sewing, Childrcn's Table, Rocking and Top
Chairs Settees, SOciables Counter Stools, ETC.
| will take pleasure in showing my work TO all VINO
may favor with visit, and attend promptly to all or
ders.
UPP. Sold Work repaired and repainicd In a very
neat manner, and at the very lowest rates. All work
warranted az none bat good worknlen are employed
JOSEPH ANDERSON.
ST. Clairsvillc Nov. 5, 1852.
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EIsu! FIsI!-New MackerGi and Salmon, at
(July2@ OSBORNE'S
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REMOVAL.

TIE Subscriber takes this method Of informinp hi,
friends and the public, that he has removed from M,
Old stand, No. $50 to No. 81, MAIN STREET UTnion
Buildings)s doors below Monrse street. where be i.
prepared to exhibit his large stock OF fashionable ana
welfmade FURNITURE, consisting of Plain ana
pressing bureaus, Secretaries and Book Cases Ward
robes Beadsieads in their variety. Card, Dining and
Breakfast Tables, Work and Wash Stands IeoL ' ~"
Glasses, Mahogany Chairs, Sofas, Dvans, oolnans H.
Also, large stock of Windsor Chairs of various mai
city. -'~r"- JEREMI All n fu Eht m ~ 'he
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1859.
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TEE TAPE WnRvr,

rms is the most difficult Worm to destroy of .n n
nesi he human system, it grows an almost indssn,
lehSt Incoming so coiled and fastened in the nes;n
anu stomach etectng the health sadly as TO cause 9,
WINS nance flis &c that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspecttat II is Tape Worm fastening them IN an o,,
grave In order to destroy this Worm very e%srca,s
eaen, ~ mHsi he pursued would therefore be prc.r
structions that the Worm Syrup NAV ac, a'I OBJ
tne worm which must be taken in doses Of TsbIa
spoonuils times day, these directions followed H
case oil Tape Worm. ' '"os' oDsIinAe
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GEORGE NIENDEL.

ho. l54, Main street, Wheeling Va,
> pnfN, now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS.
Fion. hoGS' Si MATS MATS AND MATING Also, Table and
aOI o cloths OF all widths, and keeps constantly on
styles, Mattresses and Bedding of every desrrip,ion
and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates
ntme.ian ana transparent Window Blinds Blind Trim
mugs; Giocks, Mahogany Veneers Varnish Haircloth
Suriea lar, Springs, Sackng, Bottoms Brass and Ma
lowest prices. ~ ,nr % u 10 is.a Ss 'ne
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UNION FOUNDRY.

CORNER OF MAIN AND CLAY STREETS Wuyr,,ss v,
WAREHOUSE ON MARKET SQUARE.
(sign OF the Pow)
w r ahb now manufacturing a superior article O,
" cooking Stoves, for burning either wood or ro.i
Egg Stoves all sizes and prices and of the latest and
ost approved patterns, with and without the shjnc
gIa.el rankin canon and Template Stoves; plain and
snoy nrates: Kitchen Ranges; Hollow ware Sad Irons
Dog IRONS; Mill Gearing, Wagon Boxes; Plonshs And
Plough CASTINGS, &C., all of which we win sell az
prices as to offer an nducement to the buyer
Au,,s,;,u., ...,,- II. w. MILLER.
Highest market price given for Old metal
apr 80, 1852 n g. Wy n,
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uSr received large stock OF French Embosse
Cloth Covers, of different sizes aud colors some n
superior quality, which will he sold low by
oe' H. ieos' J, Z, HARBOUR, li3 Main st.
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sI$500 CHALLENGER. -.

w Ek concerns the health and happine,. of
tapce Pe % Is a. an times Of the most valuable inner
.aoe take 1t for granted that every nerson ,,iit
az, ~ i power 10 rave the lives of their Children and
hnt,L ey person WIZ endeavor TO promote their own
eal al All sacrifce. feel il he inv duiv In sn,a
assure you that WORMS, according TO The onipen ~
are hosl ceiebraied Physicians the prlarv nsmo
aso naJor'y OF diseases to which Children .nd
shus are liable II you have appetite contnusii
6angeane rom one kind of food to another Rad RE- ~,
IAN & IN me stomach, Picking the Nose JiarJnnss @
rnncss oi the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever piss ana no
ieeWar--feheUber that all these denote WOR Ms II
"A al r. annIv tIa
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A NEW ARRIVAL OF TEAs

w J. osborne, corner OF Main 4 Ma
hfW l. rieta streets, siiClairsviile have lust re-
1SkN ceved superior quaity OF teas, from the mos,
80 ~ and extensive tea merchants in the
Guy oi Phlladephia. lmperal, Gun Powder Yonn.
Tyson and Black Teas all OF which they win sell a, ya
.onahe prices and invite their customers and the blc
senersiy e'hsm call ndjudge for themselves
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A NEW ARRIVAL or GOODS.

iNlioS 4 Jas. Osborne have Just purchased a large
L ana well selected stock al Groceries, Queensw are
Hardware, GLASSWARE, all of which they win sell on
reasonable terms, They prepared To take IN all
kinds of Country Produce aud Oats, Corn Meal Flour
Bacon Lari, butter, Rags, old Iron, all of which we
will pay The highest prices for.
Timothy Seed.
lot Of New Timothy Seed at
oct |, le5a. II. e. j. OSBORNE
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING
:. HEATuERINGToN

DESPECTFUILY nformsthe citizens of ST Clsirsville
IL and vicinity that he has opened shop in the room
poste the Washington Hall. Where he homes NV nea,
and substantial workmanship and reasonable charges
merit and receive liberal share of public patronage
CUTTING done on tho shortest notice, =
Dec. 81, 1sig-U 49, |.
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}. G. HARBOUR,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CARPET, LOOKING GLASS.
AND UPHOLSTERY WARE, =
No. li3, Main Street, VVbe,i;,.

IL EEPS constantly on hand a very Iaygo anI 49,.
e>,,c, r.ss s,s",tm.9t Of TAPESTRY, INGRAIS sns
~ ~ - m ohhrhIiNGs Rugs, Mats OH CIosh,
sn~ ana fiano Covers, sc, DC. AISO-CIi a., NJ
nosany framed Looking Glasses, Portrait and pi,,s as
tamss ol every deseTipiion on hand aud made 'a M e
lnoow rhades aud PAperlog'thcr with iinha,s,s.,'
ware such az bEDS, MATTRASsEa rIIImru,"ety
GuiLIr CoUNTERrAkEs, CUSHIONS Mc -
nttAn Goods, ~ great yArietyi blinds TIimnIn'sso'
'oths Iasses, and constant supply of Smith a.
AZ factory price. 'a"""' lot sale
~ OF which will he sold at the very Iovv,,, .,.
Oct. I. 1859.
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One Year In advance, |,
Table and Piano Covers.

{ tLoAks, with and without hoods, bought at "Rul.
- pms" Cloak Emporium, broadway, New York, the
latest styles at toet. J, 1881 JoHNsToN's.
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New Cooking StOvoS

[ ,hNblI q DUFFIELD have got up new improved
pattern for Coal Cooking Stove to which thev wonId
public. ~ anu 'hc
It's cheap neat and durable consumes much less fe,
ana mas all the appurienances necessary to comnlee
cooking apparatus. Wheeng anr 40 isto