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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04
COMMERCIAL.
SEPT. 3, 1856.

Two merchantmen have arrived during the week from foreign
ports, the bark Cynthia and brig L. P. Foster, both with
goes Of lumber. The lumber trade between this port and Puget
sound Is becoming quite important, no less than seven vessels of
about 1000 tons capacity being regularly employed in the trade.
The lumber which IS imported from Puget Sound Is. furnished at
low figures, from $50 a S5 Per NJ, which enables the native
population 70 supply their wants more than formerly. They arp
fast finding the superiority Of wooden dwellings over their old,
straw huts, and where it Is possible for them TO raise the moneE
they invariably put up wooden dwellings, which are everywherk
springing up In the neighborhood Of Honolulu. As g. necessary
consequence Of this lumber trade, a considerable export Of Is
lad produce takes place, which viii probably Increase.
Trade has been very quiet during the past week, aud G co.,
~@fierabIe filling Of h noticed from previous reports We have
noticed ne transactions beyond the retail line worth reporting,
excepting IN coffee and sugar.
C0FFEEA considerable animation IN the Coffee trade IS
noticed, and large sales have been made On time at 12l cts, at
which figure holders are firm. Some 80 tons in market.
sUGAR-Sales Of No. 1 at g. a 81, understood TO be for ex-
port. No. in bags at 81 40.
OUR san FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN Francisco, August 10th, 1856.
DsAE sIR:-since our last per Yankee, August Sth, we re-
main without further arrivals from your port, and are hourly
booking for the Fanny MAJOR. By the John adams to sail to
morrow morning, the New York Mail, consisting Of : bags from
the Post Office, VIII be despatched. We ask attention TO the
following as CUR latest market quotations for Island Produce.
CoFFEE-Sales Of Costa Rica, IL cts, Java. AZ cts, Rio, to-
day at Is cts 2 70.
s~UGAR-superior s. L. 9! cts, New Orleans, 123 cts. China,
No. /, 9 cts, crushed white, 10 cts
MOLASSES-Smau lot sold at so els y gal.
PULU-saes at from 10 cts TO I2l cts 2 f.
oIL-DuIL, prices nominal, whale sold at 60 cts, sperm I'd sale.
POTATOES-No sweet in first hands, Irish native p cts T.
ID.
The Vigilance Committee are about aljoUgning and merchants
are turning their attention more 70 business, which has infused
considerable life into our market. We note a better feeling, Wit
a material advance in Spirits Turpentine, to 81. O2t cts 2 gal.
Also in Am Whisky, Coffee and Sugars. Holders are sangufne
the advance viii be sustained. The EHenita also sails to-mor-
row, with d cargo of hay for your port. The bark Messenger
Bird, owned by Henry 4. Pierce, ESQ, was to sail from Boston,
July u, for Honolulu direct. Her Il. VI. :. Alarm. is laying
here In port. No arrival from either New York, Boston. or Chi
Ia, since our last. Referring to papers for general news, We
remain, &c. &c.
P s.-The clipper ship 4lqrm, 129 days I'm Boston, has just
arrived.
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- The schooner Maria arrived yesterday morn
ing from Nawiliwili bringing the corpse of Mrs. Ii,
who died at that place on the 18th ult- The Maria
returns to Hanalei, and from thence their Majesties
embark for Hilo direct.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

3 The Z. S. Mail of July u, was received on
Sunday morning by the sloop of war John .4dams,
in only forty days from New-York The news is very
acceptable, showing the difficulties between the Unit
ed States and England to be in a fair way for settle
ment. In the United States politics seem to be en-
crossing the public attention, and the country appears
to be launching into a political contest second only to
that of the days OF "Tippecanoe and Tyler too
- By the Friend, we learn that the Sailors
Home is now ready for occupancy, under the charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thrum, favorably known in this
community. 1t will of course require some time to
get the whole establishment into working order. Just
one year and a month has elapsed from the laying of
the corner stone to the opening Of the establishment.
y By advices last week from Kahuku, we under
stand that the health of His Honor, Judge Lee does not
appear to improve, but rather the contrary. We
trust that the cooler weather DOW returning will bring
with it some Improvement in his health. Mrs. Lee rode
over on Saturday last to Kahuku in company with
Robt. Mofitt, Esq.
Puget SOUND WHEAT-Mr. VIM. II. johnson has
left us a sample of wheat brought by him in the
Cynthia from Olympia, W. I. 1t is certainly a su-
perior article, but we have full confidence that with
as good seed, wheat of equal quality can be produced
ON these Islands. Let our wheat growers procure and
plant only the best seed wheat.
Mr. EDIToR:-You state in your last paper that all
who receive water from the government pipes, pay
S25 a year. This must be a mistake, sir, for I am
informed that those who receive water through four
inch pipes, taking perhaps as much as all the town
besides, sir, don't pay the above rate, nor even a fair
rent for the use of borrowed pipes. Yours,
QUACK QUAcK
!. A very interesting and novel meeting of Chi
nese took place last Sunday afternoon at the Rev.
Mr.. Smiths Church. About two hundred China
men were present, and were addressed by Rev.
VIM. Spear, who takes passage to-day in the Yankee
for San Francisco. On entering the church Mr.. Spear
made the usual Chinese s~alutation of clasping his
hands together which was responded to by all the
Cinnamon rising from their seats and clasping their
hands. Although Mr.. Spear speaks only the Canton
dialect, most of the Chinese present, including Annoy
coolies, understood what he had to say to them.
They appeared very much pleased with the exercises.
Officers of Z. s. Ship John AGnrn&
Commander, E. B. boutwell,,
Leuts- I. G.. CoRBIS,
1. c. B. De kraft,
VI. HAxTUS,
1. r. EGGLEsToSr
f. II BAKER,
Master, Ed. 2. McCREA,
Purssr, HENRY MEYERS,
Surgeon, THos. NJ. POTTER,
Asst. Surgeon, THos. ]. TUBSEs,
Sail maker, WV. VI. MAHoSY,
Gunner, WV. s. HATca,
Boatswain, GEO. III. LEEcH,
Carpenter, SAM. SiNoSr5.
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y Advertisers will please give notice at our
counter. when they wish to discontinue any adver-
tisement marked If.
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= y letter and newspaper bag will be kept open
at our counter till the sailing of the Yankee this
morning. No mail will probably follow the Yankee
for several weeks. Papers ready for mailing can be
had at the counter.
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MARRIED.

At Kafuaaha. MoIokai, August 80, by Rev. s G. Dwight,
Cap./TH3XAs KsSG Of Honolulu to Miss MARIA 6CAko"s Q
Lakaina. Maui.
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Coasters In Port.

Sch RiAlto, King. soon for Lahaina.
Z" Excel, Chadwick. soon for Lahaioa-
T" Liholih9, ThUrstOD, for Hilo.
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THE Snip CEYroS-The course Of the eastern trade
since the discovery Of the gold mines ID Cahrorhla
brings yearly into our harbor, specimens OF naval
architecture. which have rendered the name of Amer
lean f clippers world renowned. We had the plea
sure q few days since OF visiting one OF the ei'ss
known az half clippers, ana the appearance she
presented was SUCH as to render 1t anything out q
disagreeable duty to those VINO are lorced oy thelr
vocation to % do business on the great waters we
aIlude to the Ship Ceylon, lately arrived from Boston
with a full cargo, under the command OF capt. Tor
ham F. Bassett. This fine vessel, although OF cat 40
tens register, brought to this port l2oO tons OF mea-
sureme1t goods, Of the assorted sized packages winch
the retail and general character OF this Island trade
requires, and having IS tons Of spare room for stock
Her spacious and airy between decks would serve well
for q ball room, where the climate is not quite SO
warm. Her cabin accommodations are OF the most COM
Portable description. The lower cabin is
with panels of highly polished mahogany, decorated
with flowers, beautifully painted by hand.
We have described what is most striking to the eye
Of the landsman. To the seataring man, and one pos
ted in the craft, the neat appearance OF her rigging
and spars is highly gratifying, as showing, that they
who had charge of that particular department, knew
their business. Her masts are fitted with iron caps
and close d~oublings to topmasts and top-gallant masts.
No vessel either in this port or in San Francisco ever
discharged a more perfect cargo. This was owing to
the system of ventilation. The ventilators are of cast
iron, on the patent syphOn principle. So complete is
the invention, that, although 4 new ship, on her first
voyage, built in the depth Of winter, amid snow and
ice, which had to be shoveled from her, the packages
were discharged as bright as on the day they were
put on board, and the iron hoops on the bales were
unstained by rust. Great credit must also be given
to the careful handling, and strict attention paid tO
the u~nlading of the cargo. She has the new ~self-feet-
ing capstans. In a word, her builders and owners
appear to have spared no expense to render her what
she really is, u beautiful and perfect ship. Her pas
sage to this port from Boston was made in 1873 days.
and we hope she will again have the opportunity tC
see what she can do on the same route. She was
chartered for this port by II. \. Pierce for his regu-
lar line of 5. |. Packets. She leaves here to-day
bound for the East Indies, and we wish Captn. Bassett
and his officers, a quick and pleasant putting of the
IS girlle round about the Earth"
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Movements of Coasters.

Sch KekauIuohi, is due from Kona, Hawaii.
Sch HsaIiio, win be due from kona about Tuesday.
Sch5 Manu0kawli and Kanamalu due from Hlo, from the
10Th TO the 12th.
Sch Mary VIII be in from Kawaihae about Sunday.
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PUGET SOUND WHEAT.-Mr. VIM. II.
left us a sample of wheat brought by
Cynthia from Olympia, W. I. 1t is Ger
perior article, but we have full confiden
as good seed, wheat of equal quality can
on these Islands Let our wheat growers
plant only the best seed wheat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
STATE OF VERMONT,

Caledonia District IS.
The Probate Court for the district of Caledonia, 10
all persons interested in TIE estate Of Levi +.
Parks. late OF Barnet. in said district deceased.
te>tate.
MILO X. PARKS, administrator. cam testomenh,
w 0"ne1o, OF the estate Of said decide, t. repre-
'ehtS ~ SAID court. by his petition in writing. that
SAID te>:ator, III hi, life time. under contract.
hn!'ng III iaw.t" dee! and convey 10 one Ephiaim
I. Iark>. OF atcriord. upon the performance OF
certain conditions on the part of the >.! Ezra c.
therein stated. certain Real Estate situated in Wa
rri,r't illagc in the town of Waterford in the dis
rict aforesaid. con>>.n. q" lot OF about twuacr>
WIKI house. barn and she'd thereon. now occupr,!
by one Jonathan Moulton. That said tc>,at"r in
his lifetime WIS ais" under like contract, illn.
III law. !" deco. ami convey To one Pa, Carr of the
same Waterford 4 !ot OF land of about thirty Il
rrc>. with building, thereon, situated in said Va
tcr'or'. being the now occur ed hv said Carr
Also, that said te>ator wis, IN his lifetime. under
contract To deed and convey ~ one Willis Pa amer
OF harnet aforesaid the undivided half OF about
one nall acre OF land with brick house, barn and
>"cI thereon, situated in Pa>>unp>ic Nillrcc. il
>aid Barnet, VOW occupied bv Prc>l,v and Farr-
Ms" I" deed and convey 10 Levi i. Parks the son
{" sad c>tator. the store ",d lot of land connected
Herewith, situate! in Pa>,iin. Niliaor now o,.-
cupci by said Lew r. Iha, the san ,..r.r,,t WA.
prevented from making said coi.vcvalce> h, L.,rh
VA" 'I!a' Tue SAIL t"hlractet> are ready 10 ICIiniN
he conditions OF said contract. on their ,art re
>Icc:vclv,
And -ai,. administrator has made application in
license aNu authority ~ make and execute Il con
vcI aucc I'll ail Read Estate agrccahv 10 the Stat
NE IN >uch case provided. SAID application Wi
he heard an! decided by said Court AZ he rru5al,
Office III panvillc in said district. on The DIST da>
Of May next. You therefore !crr'., 10, fed {,
appear before sad Court AZ tn" time amt place 4,
i"rt>ald. AMI object II You cause 10 tlc grant
ilig OF said license.
Dated ut Dalvl,e this cath day of April. A. ID
l>56.
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w AN T E D

N 7 tlc Agricultural Warehouse 81. Johnsirry
"A the following Seeds:
~" bushels iIer,.>cras>.
% lie Top.
1ono H. Northern Clover warranted
leo White Clover
80 i" Carrot - Swedish yellow Rutaha-a
Il g English Turrliv. > H. Globe Tur,lir.
= ." Cow horn luririp. 80 bushels Beans,
l. bushels Peas. 3" bushels Potatoes ,earlv
Also, any new and approved kinds Of corn. wheat:
oat>, rye, barley. huck-wheat, pumpkin. squash o-
other field or garle, seed.
A>o, butter. cheese ana other farm products
Also. 2"o prime buffer tubs 500 sugar buckets =
cedar. cheese presses and cheese hoops. clothc,
reels and clothes horses. wheelharrows OK yoke.
Nc &c. ALEN. LAM
- .I"hn-hurv March 4 $50 ..ltf
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Radical Cure Of Ruptue.
J. NJ. BARNARD n CO..
Distillers of New England Rum,

- ~ Az. * per cent n !"l l. Market street,
Boston. They Regularly authorized manufacturers ul
der the Maine Law and are prepared I" supply
and Fii alltactIrer> ~ a. low -tr, and with good
article TIE Slate AGENT can, ur any
furnish them.
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Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Navi
li0N and EnUiuaa...s

EKENtllS commercial ant Nautical Institute
- Fremont i. Boston.
Persons PREPARING for business for sea will find il
greatly L" Their -"" I" attend This Institute they
riNc the practice and VERY >rr,ir A.
NAiig~ II l. open Day and E,ciIii. Tuition mod
,lI". St'l1H'!t III 'l"i Nuul. >..kiiI. EMPLOY
MN III .i tl> t.. .>t i,.in tri!.iI " ijl / oh
tain ii SEPARATE ,!,pAltii r ladies
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Buy Ne and Ill do You Good -
DR.. LANGIEl'S
ROOT & HERB JAUNDICE BITTERS

VuNllE great spring and summer meiicine-coIn
posed of the best roots. herbs and barks in tie
the world in such "A manner as Ia constitute tie
best remedy for the cla>. Of diseases for which
they are Recommended. II i well known tla'
the great and sudden changes of our climate. hoin
cold to hot. operates upon the blood. and fhroucl
that upon the whole system. producing >;agra'lor
and impurities. torpid and diseased liver and !ls-
organized bowels. causing fevers and fever and Il
cue. iaumdice. unhealthy bic humors. dvsrel
>ia. C">tivene,s. indigestion. headache dizziness
WEAKNESS pain in the side and bowels loss Of ape
tite and general debility.
Dr. Langev's hitters. act directly upon the I'm"
% all these diseases. and bv Use not only prevent
them hut will aud eradicate them from ihe
system. ami should therefore he freely used hv al
who wish he vel ard keep well. They are The
cheapest and best medicine in the world. unI. =
cents ior pin; and - cents Tor large bottle 'f
fee ~ Cnl, street, Boston, and for sale by teae's
everywhere. .f3a'f
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RYE. CORN l. OATMEAL, Fresh ground
IL and selling al reduced prices, at
E BrOWN'S.
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FIRE.W OOD

(INOE sale. n quantity of Woo! standing on 10,
i of land in panvillc. about five miles from :,
John>hurv DtI"t; and t. I've taken oil the ground
IN" coming winter. The wood is the original growth
mostly maple and birch. easy of access and of
transportation 10 market: ana will be sold by the
cord or by the terms advantageous Ia any
one wishing bargain oi that kind asst
Address CALEB MINEE Wheclock VI
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Bald Or Gray Heads 10 More
B0gle's Celebrated HvperiOn Find

" i'll produce healthy crop ." hair on bald heads in III.
shortest possible time for >c the hair il j. alice,
and Cllrcn> heads il LAYS the foundation good l.i,
~ hair. Price y, Il, cents and per battle
Bgle'S American Electric Hair DYE. i WARRANTED Ia,
cheapest and ciie, tiy" article for iyriIi, ar lra
black or brown i'll th. world Price ~ 81 81
case. Bnge'> HEBEAIONA. or BALM III CYTIiERIA i
unequacd for sting and lIlc> and h,utif, i'll:
IN" complex "r For sale BY the prori'r", WILLIAM
:;>hInuf,r ,r-t,,I
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VIEW STYLE >Tt>,iI pI1I1x
Wanted, 300 Active Young Mer

The great NUM- cI ii rii,il Il,rr. uiihin III,
l>i iW years iH ll l>c 81 III j P,l,~ ~,i' >fIrl.
lIG>>>. ma N, if il! preference ali I!i,r> H.
apparatus g.. The ,'IrCIl'.l AMI All hlui,, .i.f,iu
IT, used II Tie N,>>' lI>'t r.i'i, Hospital ana
49, r't'ninct 'id 10y r hr>l surgeons III i.tr". and
nnfhI.
tJ,.. H.. if.. III.
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SPINAL, COMPLAINTS.

Mcr,'ufil. ErIidillc. IL Summer st
,o"k H.. ping. Pciil.a>hii Drawing Mathematics an
rl.L.!g.->. HANAFORD q PAfSON.
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RECO VI MENDATIONS.
Barnet. VI, April 80. 1856.

In. cerfife- that have exar med Clement and
wines Washing Machine. patented March II, So,
M can truly SAY that in my opinion II is The grca-
test achievement of the age in rcgar,! to washing
machines. In is operation there seems to be II
perfect combination Of nature AMI art
PETER PADDLEFORD
Litt!eton. y. H., April - 1856 s7y->.
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FOR SALE,
by IHE-
Caledonia Machine Shop Co.

"A SUPERIOR article Of Warehouse Trucks II
"A Use Of Merchants. Mlers. and Others: the
.;ne KEPT Tor sale by Chamlerlin. kere> < Co. &
Paddock Co.. al the Depot
Al" En@ine Lathe> with and without screw *
lures. and Wo"lwoith'> Beard Planners. all o., sure
rl"r workmanship and construction. AZ low ,-ice>
t"@e'her with IL" following articles of ~ hand H.
chincrr. &c-. cheaper than the cheapest:
Eiind Making Machine i CrauI,i.r Machine.
! N"rti-iur j" Planned Eai,i,,r do
| Seat Boring do five feet Pulley -or
slI Siiiiiig; i"ur feet Pulley for Mil Shaft ing.
\ 'f 81 east iron spiders for ) and feet rul,,>
together with east iron Hanger, and Boxes. Tor
hanging I" I inch >haftiig
All persons wanting an, of The above article
will please call before purchasing elsewhere.
I. l.. FAIRBANKS. Agent.
81. IoirShr,ry Dec Ii 1879 49,,
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
G. q NJ M a Il SCHOOL.

'I>HE Summer Term Of this School will com
mcnce on Monday, May ~. at o'clock, T. NJ
SIS. MORRILL,, Principal
Peacl!a,n. w.. May l, 1856 979-sl
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Young N'l. d. N"u wish max. ,lir forums; Our =,
-i l. are itl- '"i :. ~ - ' week. Ptirlil, viii
'r furnished irc. II tii tlr> sir" ,n,,-r ,.-rt
>tti tIl tr,~> V"rUi liza t-ii,s t'i,t. i!..,iiil
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MERCANTILE ACADEMY

(SucCc>S"r I" John C"rtlrcll. Manufa, turer Of
B H. ]. \ II ID Il 81, +, 6
No L Pro. inc -. nru. CtN HIN S.I,nol STREET
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Masonic, Cdd Fellow & Mliitry Furnish
~

II" has been cured .rca nervous .lity infer many
YEATS Z" MISERY. IL I''> /" make know al fellow sui, r,>
Ia" >it NJ al ~ r''i AIir,>>. .I',~i. stamp r,v
return '>iagt MI> NAVY t. DEWITT Boston, and the r,-
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PARTICULAR NOTICE 10 ALL
Travelling Booksellers

L.. GHGWE& CO.. Publishers
80 80 u Cnrti. Bosom
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(ONIf/S.NIO\ ERN' \fJJJf'E

NE. the subs ri'"r heinz appointed ~ the Probate Cor
w Tor the district 81 tIcpIa, Commissioner trrc.Ivr
rNtiii' tlr ADJUST all claims demands al i,r>.,
aEali-t HI estate 81 Era>tl> Hill Eitr" I.>l IL
>,''i district deceased ami TIN claims ti .NI;-
n' III "ii>' tttiU hereby -e notice Nal >lN l;> III
the =! d.N II MAY. u I>s al f., the ,r,it,.>
present ili' 'iIins> L. >.I ,"us>- .N..iII
ard allowance .id HAT i'll nr,t lot that piln~, at til,
Inn OF h. j. SIlt IN 81 J"i>Iury aforesaid on The 81 g.
of July l.d the 1T ,iaI \oIcllur l>r AT ,.en i
VI. DtVIn,bUptiI
Jt~i ~ v RI II '''''
- JhllslurN. " Ma =; I>n tS,>y
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q a II II Il II q
Singers Sewing Machines.

IL persons VIII" d,sir. obtain fun and r.li,l, i,.r
~ nation RESPECTING Singers Sewing Na,tir>- ,l.ir
price. capabilities adv atic'>. size pr,,.iprr> meth
oi 81 Nuklli- meals 'i ll'" lic Them all Il,r
uartai Il" :" 10y apply iic Al Office No 3y I,r,.,v =,
New York by letter ~ ia person i,r SINGER t.s
Gazette This paper * devoted entirely the sewing NJ
chine interest Cic> i'll ts supplied graft, L. All i,r,,,c
y. R-Tlit uiar ail,l'd success
has induced several iranulet limitations q, them i.,i,
numerous frlIic'lneIf> 81 rf,Ii>-.f which We v
Suits iur liz. Infringement 81 our ,I,tt> hay. Va
Gently been decided III our iaytr ia the iir m Carr.
NV i'lh anu NJ" .'r>cN III tt>' suits the r,
pie of "in. down the fabric to I've >4we To The surface al,
the machine. 10y Il Nlrtg pressure which i r> in Al,
sewing mac hiir>-hi> been f'ilv t>tali TIN,
Wilson ana The 'ir"terS Baker Sewing Machines a, "a,
alice each infringe hr'" distinct patents v ned iy II. ",
have Nit> against them III the SCmr,> w,
will 500" tc tr. hereby CAUTION the p ii I,, To- i,ly
any infringing ma hines they c,nul.d hy law u,
stop using them and 7" pay costs and ialar,,
H.; L's Al agents wanted make >al> 81. rr r,ryed
Wig ha'iii"> 1" persons ir"p'ry qualified.
r'-> rar' "llUrtiI ir lroiiial ana pleasant employ
i offered.
"" and Improved machines hanged on H.-sl t..
'T "i' mae lilies ~ every kird. VI SI\tstR GO.
"N-!l PRINCIPAL Office. 20 Br..aiwav. Ny
nHE. CORN 4 OATMEAL, Fresh ground
u ard selling az reduced prices. AT
H M
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N 0 T ICE I!

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