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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04
Ma eIea 10 c kol.na i Ike kInai inn Rama.

I nOho al IA ohana ewaIu ma kekahi kulana-
kauhale. He poe inu rama ma Hakua o lakOu-
Ia inu lakOu i keia Ia i kela ii me ka Ona ole.
40 mai lakou i M keikI he mea maikai ka rama
inu uuku, he mea ho~opumehana maloko- o ka
ona vale no ka mea hewa. E ka poe aua o keia
mau Ohana keiki.
Ohana ]. lie kaikamahine hoOkahi ka Ia ma
akua. Ia nui ma dala ona i lilo i Ike 40 ana Ia IL
i ka p~alapala. Aka, III make il i kona inu pi-
nepine ana / ka rama.
Ohana 2. He keiki kane hookahi ka Ia ma
kua. Ia aoia Ola i ka p~alapala a naauaO. Ia
aoia hoi la i ka inu wanna, A make e no Ii i ka
ona pinepine i ka waina.
Ohana 3. He 4 ma keikikane me Ike kaikama-
hine l. He kaikamahine inu a Ona ~pinepine ke-
Ia, a make e kekahi keikikaue iIoko o ka ona. E
moe ana Ia iloko o ka lua o ka poe ona.
Ohana 4. E kolu ma keikane o ia ohana. Hoo
kahi i make i ka ona- Ia kipu IL ka laua ma
ka hakaka ana, a e ola ana ke kolu me ka ona
p~inepine-
Ohana 5. Ekolu keikikane. Ia make keka-
hi ka ona elua koe me ka inu pinepine i ka
waina a Ona.
Ohana 6. Elima keikikane- Ona pinepine
H. mea cha Olakou, A Va pupule ka lima o lakou
ma ka inu a Ona i ka rama.
Ohana I. Elima keiki ponoi, me ekolu keiki
hanai. Ia make ma mea cha i ka ona, a koe ke-
kahi me ka ona mau. Ia pau na keiki hanai a
ekolu 1oko o ka lua kupapau, no ka ona-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04
Ma PAPA ME Ma LAAU KUAI-

Ma C. III. LEVERS, AIanui Papu, makAl o
ka HaIepule katolika-
Z mau ana ma kCna pa kuaI-
Ma Para uafna- 9I-2 inaha me 2 mIha MANGA
noa.
Ma Papa, " l iniha- L,
Ma papa Nowcki, me na kaola o kela ano ke1A
anO. -
Ma papa pill, no Bosetona, 4 no kalIponla NAL
Ma papa kepa palma
ME Il NAC AEA-
Ma pani puka, m PAM oIepelepe, Ia puka ALL
ami, q me IA XXI puka he nui loa-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04
"FUALE KUAI BUKE HAoLE :.

me keIa mea keIa me4-
Ala ma Honolulu Hale, hale o ke AupunI mamua
Ala malailA IA Buke haole he nui o keIa ano keia
ano. Ma Buke kuIa haole, A, B, c. a NE IA Buke
kuIa e ae he nui vale; malaiIa no nj Buke maikai 10
Ike kakau wafwai. no kels oIhana keIa OIhana. mai
ka mea nuf a ka mea HIi. Ala no malailA, IA uera
kanana maikai no ke kakau, IA Inika. Ipu Inika
Peni SIIa, kumu peni, Wepa, IA wahI pepa, papa.
Pohaku, penikala mAikai, j me kekahi mau mea 2
ae no he nui- no IA kula, a me ke kakaU- A he ma
ke pouo no ke kuai ana maIailA no keia nau nea
r bTi no ! M kanaka maoIi ke hele malaila G kuai Al
HENELI NJ VIM
Iulai 1, 1S56-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04

Ma kapalakiko, kaliponia, IA maluhfa ka No
no ana o kanaka ma ka malu o Ike komite kiai-
Aka, he Komite kanawai ole il. aoIe i kohoia Ia
kou e na kanaka. aole / hO0nOhoia G ma Luna Au-
punt. Ola ka piIikia, ka ho0malu ana me ka
mana ole he kOkua nei no nae, ka poe kOikOi
q me ka poe pOno Ia lakOu. Malaila vale no kO
lakOu mana. Ina e haaleIeia lakOu e NJ kanaka,
ache mea e ae e kokua i ka IakOu hama ana. 4
/ ka wa e koho balota Ia IA luna alma hou, e lilo
ana paha lakou / ka hoopaiia i poe kipi no ko Ia
kOu lave ana / ka oihana AUpuni.
Ella nae kO lakou ponO. / ka va haunlele o
Ike kulanakauhale, no ka p0no ole o M luna hoo
malu / kOhO balota Ia, a make kekahi maU mea /
ka pepehiia, a manao tho II IA kanaka, e kokua
ana ma luna hoomalu mahope o ma lawehala, alai-
Ia lalau aku lakOu i ko Ike Aupuni, u hOoko / ke
kanawai maluna o ID poe lawehala. Aole lakOu
/ Ii aku / ka mea Il Ike kanawai i hoOpakeIe al
Nolaila, no ka make ole o kapena Hopekini, Ia
hookuuia' ku 0 Mr. Tere mana ia i o i ka pahi-
Aka, aole paha e ae mai o kanaka e noho Luna
kanawai hou o Tere, e pau ana kama oihana lu-
IA, q e hoowahawahaia ola e kanaka Il pau. E Ii
10 ana In / mea aea G p0ino ana.
Ia ~palapala mai Ike kuhina kalaiaina o Anne
rika i Ike Kiaaina o Kaliponia, aoIe e hiki i ka
Peresidena ke kokua Ia II / M kOa e hOOpuehu
aku i Ike komite Kiai i ka VIZ e haunaele ole ana
lakGu. Ina e moi aku ka Aha kaukanawai o
Kaliponia il la, e kOkua aku Ii lakOu no Ike kea-
keaia o ka lakou hama ana, alaila, e hikI no Ii Ia
ke kokua aku / IA kOa.
Ina paha ma ka hOomalu pono ka hama ana o
Ike Komite kiai, malaila paha lakou e pakele al i
ka hihia mah0pe.
He nui Ike guIa hou i ella ma na mauna o Ka-
lipOnia i keia makahiki. Ia hele IA mea he nui
maloko lilo o na kuahiwi e imi ana IA wahi hou
e eli al. Ia nui ka loaa o lakou Italia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04

HOOMAIKAIIA Ma wAHISE AHERIKA--Ma Anne
rika Hula. Ia oil ka mal-lna ~hOOmaikaiia o IA
wahina e M kane, mamua o ko IA alma e ae.
Aole / hOohanaia lakou / na oihana kaumaha 4
III kane, aole hoi i k0lOheia akou M IA ala he
lie, a maloko 0 ma hale kaa piha loa, Ia hlaw5ia
no lakou ma noho, a ku vale IA kane luna
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04
IA Sabafi O IA Iudaie.

E akOakoa ana na Luna Iudaio o Farani
me Algebra ma Parish, e kukakuk pG no
ka pono o ka hooIoli ana i La II SABBATH Iudaio,
mai ka la ! o ka hebedoma a i "A Ia l, / kuikahi
me ka Slbati keristiano. No ka lilo ana o ma IL
2 o ka hebedOma i mau Ia hoOmaha ! M hama ke
kumu o keia ahaolelo ana.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04

Id w. FOB SALE OF
- Of mdse to arrive per Am Ship = CeyIon7 from Boston.
Or Casks Madeira Wine
Or Duff Gordon Sherry Wine
Or Old AMONTILLADO Sherry Wine
Eight" Racheue Brandy
Eight pipes ANN. Brandy
hegS MOuongaheIa Whiskey
BbS- Old Bourbon Whiskey
Cases Volts Schnapps
Gases LOngworsas Sparkling Catawba
Cases Longworths Still Catawba-
July I, 1SJ6sf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04

UNDERSIGNED HAVING
AH disposed of his late Business to Nessrs. WILSON s COL
BURN, and feeling confident they viii give entire satisfaction TO
those who may entruSt them with their interests. would solicit
for them a continuance of the favors so literally bestowed upon
him. y = ROIIES
Lahana, June :, ! 1856.
AISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIPo
- Inc CopartnershIp heretofore existing under the Styls Of
BOLLES s. CO., is this day dissolved hT mntraI consent.
BULLS B. y. BOLLES-
Lahaina, June T,SE IA MES WILSON.
GNOPA X tt HE UNDER-
- etGSED have this day formed a Copartnership for the
purpose OF transactIng a Ship ChandIery and General Conmis-
sion Business under the name and style of WILSON s.
On the old premises of b. f. BOLLES & co.
June =, 1s56.tE JOHN = C0IBTRN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04

= EN LATERAL FOR ROOES.-THE
~ subscriber Agent OF the New England Roofing Co."
offers for sale IT, arrive, Pc ship " Ceyfous from Boston q fur
ther supply OF the very cheap and durable Roofing material
mace oy lie N L. K Co., which is now coming into general
use IN the United States and Canadas. A small Ot of this ma
ter1al, which was imported per . Cator was purchased by the
GoEernment and may be seen on the roof of the New Prison.
E0r cneaPness, durability, and fre-proof properties, it 5 believed
use.
~ puohc are invited TO examine the testimonials OF the EN-
e "a OF these Roofs, at the Counting Room of c. BREWER, ID
July L, Io9o-u- J. Z. B. MARSHALL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04
OLELo HooLAHA.-E IKE oUkoU

y UKALA A IA MEA HOOPONO.
IN PONO waiwai a ka mea ale kaa ole.
o IA mea a pau i ale i ka waiwa a Robata Davis.
ia kauohOia 1akou e hookaa koke mai no ka mea
mona ka inoa malalo. A ole e hookaaia mai. e
haawina ko lakou palapala ale i ka loio mona G hoo
PHI i Ike kanawai. J. F. B. MAKAIA
Iulai l, 1S56-tf Mea Hooponopono Waiwa;
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EHINA MATING, A, 5-4 AND 6-4YDS
wide For sale by f--tfl. II. DIM0Np.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04

FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
SOGAR CURED HAMS. s. rs. Smoked
- BEEF, Smoked Herrings, Loaf, Crushed. and Raw SugN,
atras Currants, Muscaten Raisins, Citron Peel, Fresh Pigs
9resh Dates, Bottled Fruits, Jams, Scotch Marmalade, Pckes'
Durham Mustard, Sardines, Sperm Candies. Wafer Crackers,
Fancy Biscuits, Carolina and China Rice, Fresh ground Pepper,
Spices, Colman's Stone Blue, Salad Oh. Sauces
Superior Oofong Teas, Fine favored Coffee, whole or gTound
and packed In tins for Ships use.
The above viii be found fresh and Of excellent quality.
July 1, 1f SAVIDGE & MAY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04

SHORTLT shin HCEYL0N,
ron Boston direct, the following invoice of Fancy Goods
carefully selected for the Honolulu market
Ladies Dress Collars, do NnsIin Malta.
Embroidered Handkerchief, q, Muslin Bands,
White Satin Slippers, g Dress Bonnets.
Honiton, ValencienneS. and Thread Sets
Black Wells, Embroidered Skirts. Gents White Kid Gloves,
Ladies do do, French Artificial Flowers do Hd Shippers,
Chilirens Leghon Hats.
LIT J. C. SPALDING.
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Jusf Received per AGNES GARLAND fre"
Iuie, Holdsworah s. CO.. London. A su,nt
quantity OF PORT in bottles, ofthe same quALs
iy as that sold By DR.. Smyth last year, and at a very reduce
price H-OFFSCHLAGER & S-TAPENH0RST.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13
POETRY.
GHTER.
"poific persons seldom venture beyond .mle.'

Il Polite persons seldom reaiars beyond smHe.
A laugh-a wild, a merry laugh,
Though II may ruigdr be,
A clear, n loud, cheerful note
This Is the laugh for me.
saw boy with sunny hair,
Bound lightly Ger q lawn,
With motion free as summer air,
And timid as fawn;
silyery tone was borne along
Upon the bree1es mild;
II was the sweet and joyous laugh
OF that gay-hearted child.
saw a maid, on whose soft check
The rose and lily wed;
She hung upon her fathers arm
His darling and his pride.
Why does her sire forget his years
Forget his spirits pain
lie listens to that bright ones laugh,
Aud boyhood BONES again.
I cav youth in manhood's dawn,
Within merry ring
OF fairy forms and brilliant eyes,
And all were listening
The gay and spOrtiye tale no told;
Bright faces brighter grew,
Like music notes the sweet sounds rung
OF laughter, loud and true.
Oh! man may learn his brow to smooth,
And wear ready smile;
The cold and polished world may scorn
merry laugh the while.
Give me the clear and mirthful note,
Poured from the heart of gce,
Ere earth has taught the soul to hide
That is the laugh for mel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13
THE WONDERS OF INDIA RUBBER.

Among the recent applications of India Rub
Der none are so remarkable as the manufacture
of what is called "Hard India Goods" into
which the rubber enters most largely. There
is in New York company called the Beacon
Dam Company, which is devoted TO the manu-
facture of this class of goods. BY process
that originated with Mr.. Chafee, coal tar is
mixed with the rubber, and the compound makes
one of the most solid, elastic and elegant arti
c.es that can be found in market. il resembles
polished stone, is as black as coal, needs no
finish, and has of itself as hard and exquisite
polish as it is possible for any metal to bear
There seems TO be no end to the articles to which
it can be made. Canes of most elegant form
are made of it, and are Tough rs so much steel,
while they have all the elasticity Of whalebone.
Cabinet work inlaid and mosaic, ornamental to
the parlor and chamber. Spectacle bows and
glasses for the eye are made so light as to be no
annoyance, while their elastic character causes
Them 10 81, firm to the head opera glasses
casiors, sand stands, ink stands, brushes for the
hair, that cannot he harmed by hot water, tape
lines, pen holders, pencil cases, cigar cases,
government boxes for the army eud navy, gov
eminent buttons. and an endless variety of ar
ticles are thus made. and the articles are of
most elegant character; syringos of a novel
form and character; machines for oiline cars
and engines, on new principle, indicate that
this new use of rubber is to work complete
revolution in the arts and manufactures.
But one Of the greatest applications Of this
new rubber manufacture is the new telegraph
wire that is made from it. Ii needs no poles,
as tits laid in the ground. II needs no COW
ering trench of few inches is dug the
rubber telegrapbswire is pat in and covered up;
the wire is enclosed with the rubber no damn
ness can effect il no storm render the wires
imperative no insect sever; no rust corrode.
It wonld appear fabulous if we should state The
miles Of this wire that have already been en-
gagged and the goods cannot be made to meet
the demand.
The government ofibe United States is now
the best customer OF the Bacon Dam Company :,
The call for tho Navy and Army hutton is i'm
mense the ariiele is elegant; the naval but.
ton has on 1t the motto, ''dont give up the
ship" And SO tough are these rubber hot
toms, that if one is placed on an oak plank and
pressure applied, il can be sunk clear into the
plank, and will come out unframed and the
government shaving boxes, which are aboo,
three inches in diameter, are SO strong that a
man weighing 200 pounds can press his whole
weight on one Of them, and not break ,hem.-
uun handles, sword handles, and other military
implements, are constructed from this material.
they are cheap, elegant, enduring .--BOston
Journal. III
: u. ID
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13

Dear srIiasinc iafne permanently quite Fry, aas In
ducei six weeks since make trial u your heEtra
tive have used less than two hutiis hut the hairs
have al disappeared and although my hair has MT fully At
tanel ~ original oip yet the lross of Change 4 gradual
y going on and IN hepcs that ia short time my
hair ui BE- dark formerly have alil len muh graft
hcl N he healthy moisture aud visr u The hair, ar be-
fcrr harsh AMI dy, no ID has cea--i 70 oii
formerly. ResI~ctinhy y1ur, y. q. IL RuPP,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13

Speak no i'll of thy neighbor, if thou wOuldst
not hear what will trouble thee.
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! Wandering Jew himself.
The Baroness smiled when she pronounce,
these words, and hastily caught up the neares
| lamp, as il she were as eager MS any Of then
to collect the plumber and begone. She con
Quoted the company through every apartment
opened every door, every drawer and ever
chest assisted in packing up the valnables
looking with the utmost indifference at the man
gled bodies; speaking with the familiarity o.
an old acquaintance, TO each one OF tho horrij
troop aud assisting with her delicate hands il
the most laborious occupation.
Plate, money, jewels, were now collectec
together, and the captain Of the bandiii wa
about giving the order fer marching, when hi,
destined bride caught him by the arm. Did
not tell you, said she, that you should not re-
pent making friend Of me, and sparing my
lifel You may, indeed, have everything in
places that you find open; but it is pity you
can not come at places that are concealed.
What do you suppose that among Golfers so
full there are no secret placcsi Look here,
and then you will be convinced to the contra
ry.'
She pointed to a secret spring the Barons
desk. They pressed upon it, and out fell twelve
hundred dollars.
"Zoundsl" cried the leader Of the robbers,
'now see you ate an incompatible woman.
will keep you for this as duchess -
"AnI perhaps better still !" said she, laugh
ing, "when show you one thing more. ! am
well aware that you must have spies VINO in
formed you Of the absence of my tyrani but
they did no, tell you of the four hundred guild
ers he received yesterday"
"Where are they'
so, safe enough under half dozen locks
and bolts. You would certainly not have found
them and the iron chest, had it moi been for me
Come along with me, | say, into the cellar. "
The robbers followed, but not without pre-
caution. At the entrance of the cellar, secur,
ed by a strong trap door, man was posted as
sentinel. The Baroness took not tho slightest
notice Of this.
She conducted the whole troop to vault al
the farther end of the cellar She unlocked
ii, and in the corner Of this recess stood the
chest she had described. "lIere," said she,
giving the captain bunch of keys, "unlock il
and take what you caA find, as a wedding Gift.
if you can obtain the consent Of your comrades
as readily as you have gained mine.r
The robber tried one key after another but
rome would fl. lie GREW imna,;sr, d" and ,hs
Baroness seemed s,ill moro 90
.Lend me ,be,n - said ,bo ,I.h.ue.d 81.
way sooner Indeed If Won do M, m.te ' Ss, 's
the morning nav ovef,ate 1us U.r ,be ,oa
son why neither of ms coaId nnlacL I, u h..
cause have the WRONG bunch fLsys iii
obtain another -
she ven, nm .,,;,s ,,,a.,,....,, hL,
her coming da,yn hn, sho 49,. -. :,
ont of breath with the haste shc b,J IA. -
nI've found them y, cried n. !, J;s,,s
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! NoNnnurnAYEs. ALLIED ONT.

~ MENTS AND IIuMoR sYRur. TAf question finally
ssfieaf fBraiids Rsoieiagi asr era IN Meiieins
scrfuia Salt Khurin l1ysillas, csnesrus liuinors, sail
Head Itch, Barns Nerrfiai srys psvcr src Ulcers Ring
WORMS anil Huntrs and fruptse Diseased every hind
b. cur AMI tir Bsi eiranssi Il NJ huIries w the
q llayts' Allied Ointment anil IuHor syruIte nost efc
usa Fstnces os nj n tir pubic. These ourate
rmeirs diseases speedily, troighly ant Permanently,
uio injury 10 The sysitn We have testimonials
uui Isrsrs q t hr nsfecta,ty, uho laws had oceast
b these uefvrfaing rr1nees Ia r families, In he very
worst fdrns % disras with the nusi happy anil herhca
filfcl ~ Dr. T. D. Hayes disolysr AMI Manufacturer.
ilaycs Nash, Trufiftrs, Lauranos, MAs BuAre u
srilclc In III market ~ III 'siirs Anci Ointment put
ep By Cas ~ Ketn, ula l. has oaiHfsftfit niue
s,li IN nrais-fu, ty JoaErii CLARK aud b. J. W.
nOAfuN jull $50, y =,
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J. M. C0MEGYs,

fsueeesserl 10 Post n comegys.Ji
za DENTIST, r.r BRArTLEBoRo, VI.
nR C0MEGYS has been associated with me as
II partper for one year, and for two years
previously had an opportunity Of seeing his ope-
rations, and take great pleasure in recommend
ing al persons wanting the services OF a Denhyi,
to give him call. With his present style Of plate
i0ork, sincerely believe he will be able to give
better saffyaefioa than can be obtained elsewhere
al his operations can be relied on.
o. II. POST.
Brattleboro, October ?, 1866. ..ftf 0if1 40
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW !

Il y
| < wOons HAIR RHsrORATIyK l., no doubt, The most
wonderful discovery q this age q progress Tor u WI resto
ery hair " original color, cover The heal u
he ad with iuNuran rruN IN, remove At Once a uA
drin and itching care a scofA and othcr rhianeo cu
items etc II viii cure II by magic, nervous % prpichl
heainche make the hair or gy A wasy, afHi feserye
te color criecty, aud The hair from lg 10 extreme oh
age. ,.-.,,..,
procession - a. $50, ,s..
rrug o. D. WOOD; Dcar siru Unsolicited, s-ir feu ths
e.rtncata being nearly bail if long tunef aud hai
ing tri IN the haif fcsttlVcs extau md ttnf no ii
la any, was iniuri, hearing q yours, 10 give trial
iine myself In the hanls u baref hiri iai NY bead
niii-i with rDd sun brush, anil the rc1uve then ap-
tr; ami WI rubbed H. u the scalp aEow. THIS Re-
latd vcry morning and In three weeks The ytuur hair n-
iraro and grew rapidly August hast IN the rsnt time,
aud nov thick black aud stngsot and pissnnt n the
touch whereas, hlfo, hHrsh and siry what lhte
thft was u H. nni TINT itfle disappearing mpihy
tin uss your sesoFarc asail twiur wrr, and shall soon
have a good and perfect head Il hair. Nos had rad of
thrs hi1ea who af ma but have MT seen hiil rin any
cas- whert any perr'r hair really benefited by any ~
tho htir Jnic etc. II iie day and Il really yes pleas
he result Of my experisnoe. have recommend
I'd sour preparation oira, nfr already has lnrfe nui
fern trnurhaut the territory The peoie herr knov
h effects and confidence in H. The supply you sent
A. Wholesale agents ff tn Territory nearly exhausted and
daily inquiries made &c H. You deserve credit r POUR
discovery and fur turn you ny thanks hr the benefit
done me- crrtanly long cspairi ~ Obtaining
my such reaalt Yours, hastily, }. W. BOND.
Firm 4 Bond Kelley, Druggists, s. Paul.
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Doors, SHOES AND RUBBERs
For the Falland Winter Trade.


DtTarIR 49, eofa a98 OIL
For the Falland Winter Trade.
The subscriber would invite The people Of Brat
tleboro and vicinity to his LARGE STOCK Of
FALL GOODS, just received aud to which weekly
additions will be made through the season. II has
been selected oih great care, aud nearly all NAN
uTAuTURED TO NY oRpER by the best mdnufdctur-
ers in .Ne,r England. Customers can be sure Of
finding the SIcEsr and MOST rAsnrosApIs goods
the market affords.
wiz not euumcrate different kinds Suffice
to say that in each department can be found ALI
STYLES and QUALITIES to suit the most ftstidious
Goods will be freely shoca and you can not only
select from the largest Stock in he Slate and find
JUST WHAT You WANT, but save 10 PER CT.
quite an object these hard times) Readcr these
are facts, call and see for yourself
N. d. Boots made 10 order by experienced
worknen. Repairing done Mt short notice.
Remember the one Price Cash Boot and
Shoe Store,
No. Blake's Block, first door South
Brattleboro House.
d. W. LEWIS.
Drattleboro, Oct sth, 1876. vfr 90
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uNrED STATES mrE INSURANCE co.
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
BHASou oFficr. "PnESIx BuiLpiSo," Dosrox,
ll,oaf Of Congress Street,
Capital aud Accommodations, e325 900.
59sfrtp. eortISs Prs,'E ions rapiT, sse'y.
rINlilS well established and perfectly reliable In
Il siituiion, \ now issuing poFic,es upon the
lives Of good healthy pcrsous on TIC eah Sysfem,
Mt the low.st rates Of priaiuin consistent vif So
eurity. either with or without participation in
prohis. 10 .l-l-lLf. rFf rrrn
= iINVEsTMENrS iit
This Company Is restricted in the Investment Of
It's Funds to Bonds and Mortgages on unencum-
bered Real Estate, and United States City and
State stocks.
Statement, Of thepresent condition Of the Com
pany, rates Of premium, table n Losses already
paid, aud all other necessary information respect
ing the suhjec, Of Lile Insurance can be obtained
on application 70 $500
GEO. ii. ELLIOT & co.,
General Agents for the New England States
Boston. Sept. -, 1855. 3mosio
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