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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-08-11
NOTICE no WuALE.SHIPS.

AE ESSRS. Balm x BURFT, General Merchants
lEE Ship and Commission Agents, residing al
Auckland, New Zealand. hereby respectfully tender
therJest services for supplying ships with stores
and refreshments Of every kind for purchasing or
dSpoSing of oil, bone &c, for clshing bills OF ex-
CHANGE and generally for the transaction ofah other
shipping and mercantile business.
UC5- For sailing ,lIrecti5ns aud seneralinormatou
Ielatiye to the port of Auckland, Messrs. Balm x
BurtI beg to refer commanders of whale-ships and
other vessels TO their Circular of June, 1852,
copies of which may be had on application to
Henry J. Holdsworth, captain of the port of Homo
lulu and to the Consuls of the United States. at
Lahaina, and Hilo.
F1aolu ulu NOV 18th. ls5: -tf-2S
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-08-11

EMTANFED.-Iwo Journeynan Boot and Saoe
w Makers, to whom good wages and steady en-
ployment will be given. None but good workmen
need apply. 23-f J. IL. WOOD
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tLOBE STORE, l.. FRANCoNI * \. ME-
SU DAIILE, King Street. Honolulu Oahu.
General assortment of Dry Goods. Clothing, Pro-
visions, etc.
~ assortment Ge'srIl dc Prorisoas, Ha5iils1'ensa
articles de Haer. Nou5e zttes, etc. Lit
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-08-11

HONOLULU BREWERY MALT BEER
LII The undersigned having established Brew
cry in Honolulu, Fort ST., opposite the French
Hotel are now prepared to supply families, hotels,
boarding houses and bar rooms kegs in bottles.
All orders will be punctually attended to. Cap
tains and passengers will be accommodated at tee
shortest notice.
25-tf J.J. BISCHOFF & Co.
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CmAs. IL. BUTLER,

CnAS. III. BUTLER,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, ;. L.
The undersigned will eeanue carry on the business o
CooDerIus in al branches the I'D stand, ior-
nsriv occupied By Swain s. Butler. Particular atteh-
lion given GaagiBg by Gunter.
- Css "a RYrr would tnfr friends and the pGblic,
that i've viii his shop give prompt aHo immediate
attention 10 a would also lnFite iheH
20 ca and sx mine large stuck Of CASKS, Barrels
Taos &c. Bathing ubs, &c, made TO order 2o-u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-08-11
c. III. MARSHALL,

Cooper, Honolulu. Oahu, 3 Is
GAS removed his sp tn tho yard Of the store formerly
occupied BY Punehard * Co., ard woaio IssPe,.ln,y ~
inform the publ that prepzrei 10 exsete any
order coaperzge line, az Ibe shortest honee ah
on the reasonable Tabs, shoMe V@'s' anu
work II every description made tn ordeT.-S0u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-08-11

ROBINSON Il RHODES,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Vines, Spiriis and Cigars,
81 AVE on hand large and well selected stock,
a II which they enabled to offer to private fam
lies and the Trade generally, very favorable
terms.
Martelrs Pale Brandy, in hhds.
Do Datk do do
Otard, Dupuy 6 Co, in bbls.
Hollands Gin, in doz cases.
Duff Gordon Sherry, very fine, do
Topaz do straw color, do
Golden do do do
Madeira, do
Champagne, Heidsick and other brands, do.
Latitte Claret, do.
st. Julien Claret do.
Old Port Wine do
Cherry Brandy, genuine.
Cherry Bounce.
Sauterne,
Scotch Whisky, (CsmpbelPs.i
Monongahela,
Brandy.
Marzettis Ale and Porter.
Bryant Davis Ale.
Barclays LONDON Stout.
Baird's Ale. All in cases of dog. each.
Tcn-gallon kegs OF Brandy. Rum and Whisky, in
bond, for ships stores. l4-tf.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

GEO. A. LATHROP,
Physici and SurgeO
Honolulu, Oahu, s. l.,
Office The Market Drug Residence corner of Fort
and Beretania sts., next above the Catholic Church.
G.P.JUDD. MD,
Physi an and SURG geon,
Honolulu, OnIIn. s. 1.
once corner Of Fort aud Merchant street,. Office from
"a NJ to P MS5-rf
E. HOFFMAN,.
Physician and Surgeon,
Onicc in the New Drug Store, Corner of KaaI,u-
manu- aud Queen Sts.. Musee s. AnIhOn's
BIOck' Open day and night. ull
S. PORTER FORD,
Surgeon and ysician,
kaahHmanu st.. Honolulu, Oahu.S s. /.
" BPacular attention given To the treatment of diseases
ofthe aud ear-3'-tf
JAMES O'BRIEN,
Surgeon and ysician,
Office in FOrf ST. 3 doors below tIir corner Of To-
tel 81. and opposite the Store of r. G. Davis.
I Particular attent paid Chronic diseases. l2tf
G. III. WETMORE,
Ph hYsic ian and surge
IIilO. Hawaii :. I.
" u Medicine Chests repenlsed ON reasonable ters-
DIR. Oh. Fr. BERG,
Physician and surgeon.
Honolulu Oahu, 8. L.
oee Aakea 81 lear tue corner OF Hotel and A"kea SIS
Z. ;. RUeGLEs. A. 1HuRsroN.
RUGGLES 81 CO..
Drug store and DispensaTy,
corner OF kaahamanu Merchant Open all
hours of the day and night. Prescr'utions CAREFUL,
compounded. ii-i4
Underwriters.
FLORENS STAPENToR>T.
gent for the Bremen Board of Cnderwrifers'
Tic UNDER~IG ED having bern appointed Agent for the
Breueu Board of Underwriters Grss 10 inform
ncrcIal Pablo general that ali claims against
thr said Under" rers occurri IN or about th's HI Z
dom, will L. he v flied BY INN. Masters OF Br -
vesseI~ entering this any otIer port At the IA
allan Isiand-. in distress average. requested TO
apply to the same at % PosEYs sIs! sHPE%noRsT
Honolulu, Ist JuIy, 1854. 9ly Office Nuuanu street
KRTLL & MOLL,
Agents of the Hamburg and Lubbock I'M
derwIiters,
EOEoiG1u. Oaii:E. s. I. le'ii
ATTORNEXs
JOSEPH p GRIsW OLD.
once Kanhu,,,anu street. II 'noIuiu. Oai,".--G-tf
]. L. CuAMBERBAIN,
Attorney at Law.
Office in the Court H0use. 45-f
GLOBE STORE, i. FRANCONI s a. ME-
SE DAILLE, King Street. Honolulu, Oahu.
General assortment of Dry Goods. Clothing, Pro
visions, etc.
r. assortment General dc Proysioas, Ha5ilsmentsl
articles de mer. Nouoezates, etc. LIT
!IaWaiian Steam FIGURING Company.
A. G. TuURSTON, Manager.
Once in IiouoIHIa House, opposite Page. Bacon
teh I - D . 20, =
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UTILITY OF THE TELEGRAPH-A peasant
received lately by mail, letter from his son
Joseph, Zouave, before Sebastopol The
young man mentioned the fact his legs were
yet whole. but that his shoes were the worse
for wear. The affectionate father having pur-
chased pair OF nine-and-a- half, was perplex-
ed as to the means of forwording them. At last
he thought of the Telegraph-the line to Mar
settles run through his village. He put the
address on one of the soles, and slung the
shoes over the wire. A pedlar, passing by,
struck by the solidity of their workmanship,
appropriated them, and placed his used-up
trampers in their place. The next morning,
TIE old daddy returned to the spot to see if the
telegraph had executed his commission. He
saw the substitution which had been effected.
" L VOW" he exclaimed, eff Joseph hasn't
sent back his old ones 80
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All Of the papers designated in classes :, 6, and
v, to be made OF the best materials, and finished in
ths best manner, free from adulterdtion. white or
blue color, as may be required, and (Uit the ex-
ception of Glass S) to be of the regular standard
sizes OF their respective kinds and of such weights
as may be required by this office. The right is re-
served OF ordering greater or less quanty of each
ard every kidd contracts ed for, at such times and
in such quantities as the public service may re-
qui-e.
Each class viii be considered separately. and b.
subject TO separate contract but bidders ma, Oft
for one or more of the ClaSse in the same proposa
and the privilege is reserved of requiring bidder
who may have more than one class assigned hi m
to take all such classes forfeit his ht to any
class.
Samples, mot less than one quire) Of each kind
OF paper bid for, and tVt Ons Sa1nJLs for each
END, must accompany each bid; and, in classe
., :, and v, be numbered 10 correspond with the
number OF the paper proposed for IN that sche
dule, and, in The frs: six classes to be properly
designated on the sample, or 1t will not be cor
sldered. All proposals and sample: must be
transmitted 10 this Oace free OF postage or other
expense sns n.o,o,., ,,.,.,, s,,n,
al or firm making IL, ana must specify the price
per pound (and but one price for each) Of eve-y
kind Of paper contained in the class proposed FOR
All the paper in the several classes must be de-
Evered at such place or places as may be desig
Mated In WASH st3r city, in good order, free Of
ali ana every extra charge or expense, and subject
to the inspection, count, weight, and measure
ent Of the Superintendent, and be in all respects
SATISFACTORY
Blank forms FOR proposals. will be furnished at
this once tc persons applying 70. thsm and NJ ne
will be taken into consideration unless substan
TALLY agreeing Herewith
Bonds, win approved securities, will he requir-
ed and the supplying OF an inferior article in any
OF the classes or failure to supply the quantity
required at any time, Will be considered a viola
ton OF the contract.
Each bidder is required to furnish with his pro-
posals satisfactory evidence Of his ability to exc
cute them; and proposals ulaccompanied by such
evidence will BE- rejected
The proposals will be opened in the manner re-
CURED by law, GO on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in December next, (lth) a: 10
O'Clock a. m, at the Office of The Superintendent
Proposals win be addressed to the "Superin-
tendent Of the Public Printing Capitol OF the nj
ted States, Washington - AID ED .rsed - Prorc.
sails FOR supplying Paper"
A G. SEAMAN,
Superintendent 0: the Public Printing.
op
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u. a y TNAtA- Is
Rector CT 81. james' Parish
SOMETHING To OLD AND YOUNG.
FEUFESsuG WOODS
HAIR REST ATIVR

FENHlS preparation, although less than two years
u before the public; owing 20 IFS wonderful ef-
teCts upon the human hair and scalp, has already
obtained Celebrity and sale perfectly an
paralleicS. Il Las WiiLoC: Tie ordinary appliance
used fer such purposes, won its v-av, and been
heartily welcomed TO most OF the cities and towns
In the United States. the Canedas. and the West
india Islands. Noy IS this result surprising when
IL is remembered that Its popularity is based upon
It's merits, solely rs established by actual tests.
Ihat this preparation VIII actually Restore gray
Hair 10 IT'S Natural ColoT, produce luxurient
growth uDcn the heads Of the bald, prevent the
hair f.om falling Of. and when used as tonic az
ticle, produce continual Cow Of the natural fuid
and thus render the hair soft, glossy and wavy,
destroy disease Of the scalp. and eyp0 dandruf,
the certificates q disIiEg .isrsd gentlemen and
ladies in every par. II tie OogItry Who have tried
u. and therefore s. 2ah what they know, most frl
ly attest. TIA: By proper use Of tbs Restorative
the hair can bc made TO attain and retain its natu
raj color TO almost any ace allotted 70 humanity,
by removing the cause Of disease from the scalp
no mater how long s:aLding--the concurrent tes-
timonials CT the press and the certificates OF MI
r,ercus respectable individuals Of both sexes, TO
the Use OF tbs curative. aS wei es Of the recon-
mendati0ns Of editors ard certificates before ellu
ded 10, cIa ec had cf ali agents.
ERocEFIELD, Mass. Jan. -, 1855.
PROF WooD-Eear SiT-Having made trial Of
your Hair Restorative, Il g=cs me pleasure to say
that It's eject has hen CLc1lclt In removing In
famHlatioH, oan6ruG, ard constant tendency TO
Itching, with which I hare been troubled from
childhood, and Res alsoI estcred ny hair, which
was becoming gray, toi IL original color. have
used no ether aTi.-e, N.t a. hing nke the 6, rs
:. Z: BRAGG,
Pastor q 0rthocoI Church BIOoitele.
CkEJEIE, IL, June 70, 1883.
l have used Prnf. q. J. Woods T6lr Restora-
tive, 5n& taVe admired its wonderful eject. My
hair WIS becoISiag, d. l ihcusEt, pseraturely
gray hut by TIE Us3 O. In Restorative /. has
resumed Its original cClS-, aaa have TO coubt,
permanently So SIDCET BREESE,
Ex-Scnctor United States.
Prov. Wonn Dear SiT-Ny hair coramenced
falling OF some three -Four wears since. and con-
tEuec to 90 so until inccRce ute laid. tiled
ell the popular remedies ot the cay, but 20 no eff
feet, Z; last vGS induced &c NC ycrr celebrated
Fair Restorative, ard ~. rG-Y happy TO say " Is
doing wonders 1 h2r3 Now fne growth OF
Young hatr, art chsertalty recommend Us use 70
ell similarly affixed.
A. C. WILLIAMSON,
I33 second street.
Address d. J. WOOD & CO, ProprIe:ors, 3le
broadway, NV - ok, srI LA Market street, 81.
Louis, No.
C. STOTT Z co wholesale sac retail Agent,
W2zhi1c;Ca.
T.W. DIGIT i SONS, General Wholesale
Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. lily
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The RACHEL HEAD DRRss.-The Rachel
style of dressing the hair has been introduced
In New York. 1t is as follows:
+" The back hair is plated in the wide Cir
cassian braid, and arranged so as to form a
star; Grecian braid, through which pearls
are interviewer, is brought round, forming a
border or trimming to the wider braid, and in
the centre star shines forth from contrast
ing background of black velvet. Between
each of the four points of the star are placed
punches of small flowers, violets, myrtle bios
SONS, or rosebuds with pendant sprays falling
on each side Of the neck; the two upper clus-
tiers meet the front hair, which is looped ND in
two thick curls, brought down rather long OH
the face
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Proposals for furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OFFIcK SUPERINTRNpENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, September %, 1855.
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of the "Act to
provide for executing the public printing !" &c.
approved August %, 1882 sealed proposals will be
received at this ose, nthe Capitol until the first
Monday I'D day. of December next, at twelve
O'Clock, m, for furnishing the paper that may be
required for the public printing tor the year com
mencing on the LIST day Of December, 1855, and
ending on the 1st day Of December, 1856.
The subjoined list specifies, as nearly as can be
ascertaned, the quantity, quality, and description
Of each kind Of paper that will be required
CLASH.
10, coo reams fine printing paper, uncaendered, to
measure 81 by 35 inches, and to weigh
forty-f1ye pounds to the ream Of $50 sheets.
CLAss2
''' measure 81 by g Inches, and to weigh ID
ffty-six pounds to the ream Of 450 sheets
GLASS;.
5000 reams supeIfine sized and calendered print
ing paper, to measure 81 by 80 inches, and
to weigh fifty two pounds to the ream of
$50 sheets.
CLASH
300 reams supesfine hard sized and calendered
printing paper, to measure 81 by 90 inches,
and to weigh forty-eight pounds to the
ream Of 4S0 sheets.
GLASS;
LOCO reams superfine sized and calendered map
paper, Of such sizes may be required :,
pOnu1n0 IN Welgnt with pa per meas
uring 10 by ~ inches, and weighing TWEEN
ty pounds per ream of $50 sheets.
CLAss6.
200 reams superine plate paper, (calendered or
uncalendered, as may be required, 10 by
"a inches, and of such weight per ream as
may be required.
The fibre of the paper Of each of the above classes
TO be Of linen and cotton free from all aduteraion
with mineral or other substances of fair white
ness, and put up in quires of twenty four sheets
each, and in bundles Oftvo reams each, each ream
to contain 4S0 perfect sheets. Uniformity in color
thickness, and weight will be required; and no
bundle exclusive of wraPpers) varying over or
under five per cent from the standard weight will
be received, and the gross weight will in all cases
be required Mixing of various THO knesses in the
same bundle to make up the weight will be con-
sdered violation of the contract.
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SINGULAR PREsEyrINENr.-Abo boy Of about
eight years of age, son of Nathaniel B. Temp
kins, OF Rondout, was drowned On Monday,
from his fathers barge, while on trip from
this city. He had, it appears, presentimcnt
Of his fate. The day before be started, (some
time last week. be babe good bye to his school
teacher, Mrs. Vail, saying that he was s'going
away to be drowned " In bidding farewell
to several of his school-mates he repeated the
same prediction, although at the time in good
spirits. The boy was last noticed near Saug-
critics. and must have fallen overheard when
the attention of every one on board was di-
rceted to some other point. His body has not
vet been recovered.-4kbzny Register.
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FOR RATIONs FOR 1856,

HEADQUARTERs MARINE CoRPs,
Z artermaster's Office, ;
Washington, October S, 1855
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at this Office until 10 o'clock a. M.
on Thursday, the eth day of November next fCr
furnishing Rations to the United States Marines
at the following stations, for the year 1885, viz:
ChaTlestOwn, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York:
PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania
GOsport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington Florida and
Washington city, District Of Coumbil
Each ration to consist Of one pound and a quar-
ter OF fresh beef, or three quarters Of pound of
mess pork, eighteen ounces Of bread made Of su-
perhne Hour, or suptT ne fine -four, at the option
OF the government; and at the rate Of six pounds
OF good coffee, twelve pounds of the best New
orleans sugar, eight quarts Of the best white
four pounds of good, hard brown soap, and one
and half pound OF good, hard, dipped talIow
Candles to one hundred rations
The beef required shall be delivered on the or
DER OF the commanding officer Of each station Ell
ther In bulk or by the single ration, and shall
consist Of the bes: and most choice pieces of the
carcass; the pork to be No. prime mess pork,
ana the groceries TO be OF the best quality Of the
klnds;named. All subject to inspec'i lon.
No bid will be entertained unless ACCOMPANIED
oy the names OF two sureties known to this office
or certified to by some ottcial person; to be en-
and addressed to the Quarterm ster Of the Marine
Corps, Washington, District Of Columbia.
q. F. LIN OSAY,
Major and Quarermaster U s. Marine Corps
The following named papers will publish the
above twice week until the sth Of November
next, and send duplicate accounts, together with
printed copy CT the advertisement, to this Office,
for payment, viz:
Patriot, Concord, New Hampshire; Gazette,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post, Boston,
Massachusetts; Times, Boston, Massachusetts !;
Journal Of Commerce, New York; Eagle, Brook.
Ign, New forii Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; Evening Argus, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania Star and Intelli genccr, Washing
ION CITY; News, Norfolk, Virginia and Demo
CRIT, Pensacola, Florida
"The price TO be paid for this service Is to be at
rate not exceeding seventv-fve cents per square
OF 3oO BREWER ems FOR the first insertion and thir
ty seven and Il halfcents for each subseouent in
sertion. Let 1t appear in the 7st humble after the
receipt hereof, which number you Will BE- pleased
to transmit to this OiHce as soon as published
with each successive number, as 4 voucher
oct ga YtNoyS
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4 Guild ATTACKED DY A GoOsE-On Thurs
day last, while R. B. Van Zandt, Esq, of
Brooklyn, was riding on the Flatbush road,
lie was attracted to spot some little distance
from the road by the cries Of child. Upon
reaching the spot he discovered goose stand
ing upon PROSTATE child, its bill fastened te-
naciouSly to the nape of the neck, and striking
II tierctly with its wings ON the sides The
child was relieved, but not until the goose had
been killed. BY this timely interference the
life Of the child was probably saved-WH-
iicnis5Hrg Express.
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STAR.
A Little Lay about q Little Maiden.

CoRINNE cLKAvKs.
Light and airy,
Like fairy,
The little maiden dances in,
With blithesome face,
And charming grace,
Oh, who can vie with gay Corinne.
Eyes, like stars bright,
CHANGING soft light,
Made was she all hearts to win.
Ever smiling,
Most beguiling,
Fair, capricious, sweet Corinne
Voice clear ringing,
Ever bringing
Bright glad thoughts to dwell within,
Never, never,
Can ever
Cease to love heart-pure Corinne
Artless, loving,
All hearts moving,
The little maiden knows no sin;
Nav every blessing,
Sweet caressing,
Crowd the pathway Of Corinne.
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cFFICE OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER,
Washington Arsenal, August 20, 1855

Washington Arsenal, August 20, 1s55.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until October 10Th next, meridian, for
building an armory in Washington city, ID. c. on
the public square lying between b street on the
south, Canal street the north, Seventh street on
the west, and Sixth street on the east, an appro-
pr!a!io Of $50, 900 having been made by Congress
fOr the same.
Master builders desiring to propose for this
building will please cali at this office examine
the drawings, specifications, and bill Of work
and receive any additional PLANTATION in order 10
make up their proposals, which they will be en-
ahled to 60 conveniently and at leisure at this OF
fee
No proposals viii be received but from an ex-
perienCed and approved master builder, as the
work has to be done In superior manner; hence
PERSONS al distance, unknown to the under
signed, viii be expected to present satisfactory
refe. ence bcfSre the bid be accepted
All proposals must be made according to the
Items Of the bill Of work, (Which have been cal
culated with precision,) if the proposer find the
same correct.
An experienced superintendent Is appointed,
eno Will be always present on the ground of build
Ing, after the work commences, in the absense of
the commanding officer TO see that the contract In
strictly complied with VIII H. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal.
az 2l-2G1Jl9Oc
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7ABBs sT MORNING. LIRE:

CMNIpU$ES ard BAGGAGE WAGONS Will
be at the Depot CT tue Washington Railroad, to
convey pas elga-s and baggage to the Steamboat
GEORGE PAGE, =. AT,F;XANDRIA, distance Of
niles, clioTiaC cripple tTne for meals.
Il. " VANDERBILT,
IVA Gen Supt.
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GLASS;.
No. 5000 reams writing paper, 10 by 26 inches
to weigh twenty-eight pounds per ream.
No.2-3, 100 realms writing paper, Is by b inches,
to weigh twenty six pounds per ream.
No. 3.-100 reams writing paper, Is BY - inches
to weigh twenty-fou pounds per ream.
No. $40 realms writing paper. Is by Is inches,
to weigh twenty-five pounds per ream.
No. 400 rams writing paper, II by Is inches,
to weigh twelve pounds per ream.
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pERSONS predlsposed to Pulmonary Aiec
Mons and this the most trying season, owing
to the sudden changes In teInperature: vet INV .
little care, adopting warm clothing and supply.
ing themselves with good prescription or cough
remedy they may easily ward of VIVA. NAV else
prove dangerous winter companion ~
LER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SyRIjp
has been 80 long known and highly appreciated
as one Of our most innocent, yet etfic acious plea
SAINT, ana (since the reduction in price, economi.
cal remedies, that ii may be recommended and
used with the utmost confidence 1t is sold AT 25
cen's or three bottles In one, SO cents Wholesale
by PATTERSON IL MARIN and STOTT A.
CO anu retail by most Druggists. In Alexan-
dria by PEEL. Il STEVENS; Georpeto,vn bv
Mr.. CfSSE ELL ~ -
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FRENCH ROOT oyaKER

JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. 4S7 Eighth st
~ near Pa. avenue, is now prepared to ~nst,>
make the most + ashionsble rench Boots HAl
His long experience and pra tee in thisY wv
branch of the business in Paris and New -
York, justify him in saying tina. his boots cannot
be excelled in this country
Has on hand lot already made up, to which
the particular attention Of gentlemen are invited
sep lt-3mk