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PASSENGERS.

For SAN FRANCIsCo-per Fanny Major-W A Ahrich, lady
and child, ii Il Robinson, Capt ID p Penhallow, lady and 2 chill
dren, r Coady, c IL Levers, Mrs Immel and daughter, W W
johnson, Tfos johnson, Mrs Caroline, james Lawson, William
Wright, A G Blowers, Alex Adams, A NJ jackson, Mr.. George,
w. Bray WIN Flanhart, Mr. Rigobt, Mr Fletcher, j d Merritt,
lady and child, J T Pickering, James ii IiIdrcth, j Goldthorp,
John Jones, Tom Chinamau-total, 33.
From MARGARITA BAY-per Navigator-Robcrt s Ryan, and
Michael Weaver.
From New BEDFoRD-per Saratogo-Mrs Slocumb and child,
and VIM L Rowland.
From SAN FRANCISCo-pcr General Morgan-Wm Freeborn.
From KAUAI-per John Young-Mr. Merritt and lady, G.
Richmond, Julius Dudot, l Chinaman and % deck passengers.
FROM LAHAINA, per Maria-Messrs. Geo. RiscIy, w. DuGin,
Jordan, Cnna, Akana, Campbell, Billings AMI 20 deck pass.
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INTER-ISLAND TRADE.

From Kahului, East Maui-per Favori e, April 4-S5 bags
fungus, 10 bbls Irish potatoes, 4 bbls beef, Z bullock hides, 23O
goat skins, 1 tin butter, 20 head sheep, 3 pigs, II fowls, 80 dUz.
cggS-21 deck pas eugcrs.
From Hanalei and Nawiliwii, Kauai-per John Young, April
7h-7OO bags coffee, 4 punches bananas, 2 bbIs pork, 1000
oranges, 4 pkgs orange trees, 7 bundles mats, % bndls poi, 2
cords wood, 0 pigs 80 fowls.
From Kona, Iawaii-pcr Kinoole-12,0OO oranges, 5000 bbls
pulu, 5000 bbs coffee, ii deck passengers.
PER MARIA, from kawaihae, via Honuaula, Kalepolcpo,
and Lahaina.-S4 bags flour, goo lbs eaclD 134 bbls. Irish
potatoes, 25 bags onions, 1O2 bbs beef, SO bullock hides, t bills.
tallow, 3 kegs butter, / horse, 10 pigs, II fowls, . turkeys, l csk
tongues, loo dozen eggs, 7 cases VIII guns and Eances.
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WAILUKU, March 81, 1857.

Mr.. EDITOR Our usually quiet little town has
lately been the scene of q most terrific thunder storm,
which came upon US in all its fury last Thursday
night while snugly wrapt in sleep. The rain poured
in torrents, and it seemed for awhile as if all the
artillery of heaven had been brought to bear upon
us. We, however, felt no serious apprehensions on
that score, so long as a plank remained above our
heads. All business was suspended for some days
while the storm continued, and every one seemed
DESTROYS of ensconsing himself into as comfortable a
corner as possible. The storm has now spent it's fury,
and the face of Nature again appears bright.
The indigo is fast becoming q great pest in this
place, spreading in all directions and taking a frmer
hold after each successive rain, so that it will not be
surprising if in a few years hence the extensive plains
below us will be densely covered with this annoying
weed, destroying all means of sustenance either for
cattle or horses, and rendering a general decampment
necessary.
The indigo has already taken possession of and
ruined several rich tracts of pasture land, ranging
from here to Waikapu, and seems now to threaten an
assault on the wheat fields at Makawao, as it is form
ing a rapid line of march from the seashore in that
direction. 1t might pay well for a Spectator to avail
himself of this privilege, and set up a factory and 60
to work. He would have everything in his favor, as
he could obtain indigo here in abundance for nothing,
and of the best quality. A sample manufactured
some years ago on the Island of Kauai was sent to
the United States where it was highly recommended
as o very superior article. H..
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Mr. EDITOR Last week o call to organize ga
Hook and Ladder Company was very generally
posted about town, to take place at the engine house
of Engine Co. No. 2, on Saturday evening. It was
reported that above thirty Of our citizens, mostly
property holders, and all having a permanent interest
here, had signed a paper for the call, and were will
ing to come forward and aid, by their presence and
material support, the establishment of so desirable an
auxiliary to our fire department. Strange enough,
not more than two of those who had signed the call
were present. and the amount of property represented,
exposed to destruction by fire, could not have been
more than ten thousand dollars. The hard listed
" hewers of wood and drawers of water were there
In good numbers; and several of them, although
quite unable, pecuniarily, to devote their time and
money to such an organization, subscribed their
names to form and become active members of the de
sired organization. This is not as it should be. The
men OF property and influence should lead in such an
undertaking-no only with funds, but by taking
active part in the organization. They should come
forward and attend the meetings, and become con-
versant with the details of fremen's duties. Manv
are very ready, when a fire occurs, to give orders
without authority to do SO, and make manifestations
OF zeal to aid IN the extingushment of the fire, that
would lead strangers to suppose they were the mos;
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For the P. G. Advertiser.
Mr.. EDITOR Can you inform me what kind Of
coloring matter to put into butter to make it look
equal to Waimea butter (Hawaii) DAIRY MAN.
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From our own Correspondent
Vessels Reported at MangOrui, from Jan. I
to Feb. Z, 1857.
Jan. 5-Martha, Smith, $50 sp cleared Jan 26, to cruise.
1O-Josephine, Allen, so sp, 400 VIII, $500 TBS bone cleared
Jan 26, for the North.
19-Emerald, HallOck, clean ; cleared Jan %, for North.
19-Jireh Swift, Earl, 81 sperm, 1000 VIII cleared Feb 2, for
home.
19-IIenry Kneeland, Whalon, $50 sp, 1900 VIII; cleared
Jan &c, for home.
22-Arctic, Beedman, 26O sp, 60 VIII, 500 bono cleared Feb
s, for the Sandwich Islands.
24-Warren, Wilcox, clean.
24-Two Brothers, Childs, 400 sp, $50 VIII.
Feb. New England, Smith, $50 sperm, 1850 VIII, 1000 bone
going home.
Binary, jerks, so sperm.
3-Frances Henrietta, Drew, 400 whale.
Massachusetts, Chatfeld, 100 sperm.
7-Caroline, Clifford, 20 whale.
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PORT OF 1AHA1MA, MAUI.

ARRIVALS.
March 30-Mary Frazier, Rounds, n: b., 6 months out Is sp.
31-Tahmaroo, Robinson, +. H., Z! months out 200 sp,
100 whale and 1000 bone.
31-Charles Carroll, Parsons, N. L., Is sperm 100 whale.
April 3-Rapid, West, N. B., 6 months out 10 sp.
4-CicerO, COurtnay, n. b., : months out 95 sp.
DEPARTURES.
March 31-0lympia, Ryan, to cruise.
April 1-GOv. Troupe, Milton, for Ochotsk Sea.
2-John COggeshalL, Lambert, North.
2-Aary Frazier, Rounds, Ochotsk Sea.
3-Japan, Dimond, KOdiack.
3-John Rowland, Taylor, North West.
3-TahmaroO,R Robinson, Koiiack.
4-Onward, Norton, KOdiack.
4-Charles Carol, Parsons, Honolulu and Koliack.
Rapid, West.
4-Cicero, Courtnay, KOdack.
6-Cleone, Simmons, Kodiack.
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EXPORTS.

For SAN FRASCIsCO-per Fanny MajOr-30 cases and 5 bbls
linseed oil, 5 casks whale oil, 29S bales pulu, so half-bbls cieaI
pork, 80 do mess do, 80 bbls rump, 20 bdls whalebone, COO bags
coffee, 200 melons, 302 pumpkins.
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IMPORTS.

From MARGUERITE BAY-per Navigator % Kegs nails, q cs
hardware. 80 kettles, 1 cask crockery, l case glassware and
is axe-handles, 10 kegs brandy, 4 bbls gin.
From SAN FRA NCISCO-per General Morgan Il hhds figs, 10
bbls hams, 100 doz oysters, 25 boxes saleratus, 75 boxes pickles,
6 bbls rice, 40 boxes candles, % cans Holsters, 10 boxes cheese,
5 cans yeast powders. % cans clans, 200 qr-sacks flour.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. Z.
ARRIVALS.

April 3-Am VIII blk Dartmouth, Heath, 500 VIII.
Ann sch General Morgan, Way, 10 DIS fin s. Francisco.
S-Haw sch Favorite, FIN Kahului, and Alice, Rye, from
KOna, Hawaii.
@TIaw sch Kamehameha, Gulck, FIN KOoa.
@Amw VIII sh Arctic, Beedman, fm New Zealand, go s,
60 whale.
@Ships Japan, Diman Charles Carol, Parsons Lydia,
Leonard Rapid, West Tahmaroo, Robinson ;
John Rowland, Taylor John Coggeshall, Lambert,
arrived off the harbor from windward ports, and
sailed again for the North.
6-Sch KinOole, Morse, finn Kona, Hawaii, and sch John
Young, FIN Hanalei.
6-Am VIII SD Thomas Dickson, Tlaskett, 100 sp.
6-Am VIII blk Baltic, Bronson, at anchor outside.
Gam VIII blk Draper, Sanford, 500 VIII.
Shaw schr Maria, Molteno, from Kawaihae.
CLAW schr Favorite, Hebron, from KahuIui.
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1t is singular that our best practicing attornies
have always been too ignorant of the native Ian
guage, to make use of it in their practice, and
their advice in most cases has to be given through
an interpreter. To supply this want in a mea-
sure. the native form book will be found useful.
Not only lawyers but every business man having
transactions with the natives will find 1T an as
sistancc. We hope that the author will not only
be amply rewarded for his labor in preparing this
work, but will find encouragement to prepare
another on the principles of common law for the
instruction of his countrymcn.
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DEPARTURES.

April 3-Am blk Isabella, Lyons, to cruise to the North.
Am h Aspasa, Green, for New York.
6-Sch KamOi, Chadwick, for Lahaina.
Sch Kamehameha, Gulick, for Kohala.
." Kekauluohi, KOle, for KOna, Hawaii.
S-Bre bg Oahu, Mode, for Ochotsk.
Sam blk Fanny Major, Lawton, for San Francisco.
SHAW sChr John Young.
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BUSINESS NOTICE..
Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, five copies for so cents, or
twelve copies for a dollar.
TERMs.-Six Dollars per annum.
Single Copies 12t cents each.
AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Lahaind, Maui c. S. BARLOW, ESQ.
MGhGoUao, Z. Maui . L. L. TORBERT, Esq.
HID, Hdtcaii Capt. J. WORTH.
KGuCdihae, HauUdii . Capt. JAS. A. LAW.
KonG, HalUdii THOS. ii. PARIS, Esq.
KOLOG, Kauai O.. DIR. j. w. SMITH.
San Francisco, Cal J.. 2. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Elk.
NeUU Bedford and u. S. . ID. LINDSEY, Ed. Ship List.
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PORT OF HILo, HAWAII.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
March 27-Am blk Newburyport, Crandall, fm home, Z mos out,
so sp, 240 VIII, 1000 lbs bone.
29-Am sh Mary Ann, Dallman, FIN cruise off Peru, $50
Slam blk Ocean Wave, Baker, fin home, $50 sp.
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VESSELS IN PORT.-APRIL g

H MS corvette Eurydice, NJ. d. Pichon.
Chilean brig Escape, Collins, for Oregon.
Am sch San Diego.
Am schr Gen. Morgan, Way.
Ship Huntsville, Grant. Ship Saratoga, Slocum
Triton ID, White. ThOs Dickinson, Plaskett
Arctic, Beedman Bark Baltic, Bronson
BARK Dartmouth Draper, Sanford
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Coasters ma POFfs
Brig Emma, Bent, repairing.
" John Dunlap, Dudoit.
Sch Alice, Rye, refttinG;
g Kinoole, Morse, for Kona.
schr Maria, Moiteno.
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- We would call attention to the notice soliciting
proposals for making the uniform of the Rifle Com
pany. -
% The Fanny Major sailed yesterday after O
long detention. She waited chiefly for the arrival of
the LihoIiho from Hilo, which was to bring her a
hundred tons or more of freight. The Liholiho is a
week behind her time, owing to the late Gains. The
Fanny Major takes between thirty and forty passen-
gers, a list Of whom we publish to-day.
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Coasters i'm Port.
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~ Our subscribers and others will bear in mind
that no papers can be delivered to them from our
printing Office. Our printer is frequently annoyed
by applications for papers, although No papers de-
livered here is posted in conspicuous letters at the
door of the printing office.
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Ships Mails.

For LAHAINA, per Maria, Friday.
For HILO, per LiholihO, soon.
For KoNA, HAWAII, per Kinoole, tomorrow.
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Sag! Bngs.i nags!gl
MARUfAcTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
VI Manufsctcry, lis DcSsborn street. Chicago ALI
FLOUR, BuCkWiiEAT.
CoRNMEAL HAM, FARMERS
oSSABrRG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and Ct the
lowest market prceS. The designs for brandine are
n7w, and rot TO bc surpassed In this conn
try. q. W. ashland,
July25-dly Postoficc asldrpxs---kox 1907.
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I: THUR4DAY JANUARY j 1881.


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lssv9 PAiae9elnAas - ritase1g = N a. IL, and
!istsouTg ~ rsle1slDhie = "a. u. fua TAsS
- leesM xAlleo kiA ~ Rikss1ux r. n.
Tn 1sans n11n9 HAASx 1ssvss PhiiaasiphiA fae
- IA. = Z = n Z. ssae hsshass for Phiisdsi-
Ihs aio,s iinss ssnssss = rs,ssus. w,.A R.,l.
rcsds . md IRON B. Leafs, No.; Altsa, 0AasHa
aaa Chicago, II. yfAakford. LcxinEtoa aai Les-
css aiassa bs,s.s Ly:s :.1
nsilefeatAias, 6..ds1ky, Tolsds, clsvelsnA Jofsm-
bus ZAnesvills, MA4n1llon aud Wooster, Ohie also
WITH ne AsAn Ppskst boAas frsm AsA to New Or
ieaas, o. Louis, Louisyills, aad Cinsinaati.
For fsrshsr psstieslArs, ~ HanlSf q Il. dif
ierent starting points. PasssaGsss ffon The West
VII md Mts the shortest aad moSt sxpsdisious
s'e .ss Trns haisinsfs. Ns~ York sr Boz
49, 49,, ss.:.assr Lines, rAil.dolphi.
-, Aesns, rsasAssr Lsss, rtassarg.
6AN1HRS, B60FfHII0 q 90,
Nah Street. het. Sth 9Th Sts., KnOXUY. iowa.
vsME underSlgned have nov Ia
= thseS Wsre- Rocrns, and dcsign
kespane eoAstsatiy "a hAnd we'll
eing Marble 1op Drcssiax, ana plaia Durssss Sne
and pisin boSsa nae and piain Center sad Card
Tablet; Cane seat and Windsor Chsirs, Rocking
CAaass q Svsfy dssoription from plain wooden
esAss - aaeGe ha1r cloth sta4ed seat plain ans
fassy turned coeiase DsAstssds OF stylss
koangss, Ac.
Leskisg 0lsaso o1 al slsss Clocks. Carpstinss
sesf - does naItinss, Aess and table oii cloths
1assse1sss, fesAAer dustsn. ssshags trinmings
vin4sw shaass cd tsiamiuo1, aad every other arti
ole usuAaAy ksps in cor line q bssiness.
Part Of our stock sas mAds ssdsr our own supe
visten, aad the rsst hesGht Assn nanufactosiss O
aoA stas1ine, - tAat ve can wasssat every Articl
fsr 1es.stlisy Aad Anish n woskmansAip.
\ Or e4oect 70 70 establish permanent bushes
hses, ana Dst % tAs Rsess Yssk principle and Z
IN iadueenent - pefssns 10 purckaes d ~, We aI
reeolveA ~ ssll - the lswest 81. Louis prices.
GALL and s4aDins onf stock bsfors pssshasin
elsewhere. We Will always take pleasure In shswis
Efarnisure to Ladies' Ind 0entlemen who call on q
whsshsr they fssl Inclined v boy or not.
SANDERS, SCofIELD 4 co.
" 1ay -, 1866.---dAWf1
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CIGAR, TOBACCO b SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. ID Randolph ssrsef. LIS.
NTR are nowreceiying a large and choice stock Of
w HArANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Flne.cut, smsktnG, u Piu9 Tsbacce
Having direct comm unirAtion with parties II
NORTH CAROLINA and Virginia, the source al
production and manufacture Of PLuc TosAoco, en-.
ahlca ~ 70 Offer some very choice brands Of ths1s
celeeeated Tobaccos at very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
70 examineour stosk. j. r. JORDAN 4 co.
u Randolph q. .toppcsits Young Ansrca, Chissgs.
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Rall ana Wkntar - leAG.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIvED.
J.. 4. nu4cnsmsOH. SAs.DRwav.
ssU!oIaasssr |. I.wEY,

MKRCHANT TAILDRS,
THIRD street, betwssn Main and oAasoa. Kee-
xuk. Iowa, have jsst reviewed Il their Fashonahls
Tailoring snd Furnishing establishment, choice
aad sxssIisas ssppiy of Brosdcloths, Csssimsrss,
vsstings and Gent lsmsn FUnishine Goods, Of eli
descriptions, and guarantee thsA their Hork shall b.
dons IN the mast approved and sAsaI Iactory qoansr
They are constantly receiving che New York ard
PAiladelpAfa fashloas and respectfully solicit ali
who desire good wssk snd the best material give
them call. Agents for
Francis MsA an 'sSystsm Of GarMs~t
Catting.
ALSO, Reports II Fashions. 9
ect32-dly HUTCHINSON b DEWEY.
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nlIIiarA TaAles, &C.
vNHE Subscriber begx lsave 70 inform tho iAheA.
i itants Al the NoFthwcstwn States, that he ~
opened waserOam nt % RAneolph strset, ChicAgu,
Ill, for thsssie u the sewly invented
Cuehton DilliaBa TahDeD, 81
Which hsve been pronounced BY sll billiard play
hematcally correct and Of superior AlAatic-
tty. Those who intend to purchase, viii find It TO
their advantage TO examine his stock, consisting Of
Slate and Wood Beds.
Orders for Tables Balls, Cues. Cloths, cae Tips.
or any article in the trade, will be promptly AL
tonded TO.
Address WIN. II. GRIFFITH,
90 Randolph street, Chicago.
Late ofthe firm Of Hrif6th a Decker, New York
oct. llth, d3m
AHAyIvG AND HAIR R-CUTTuNG.
TINE saloon Of aeorge Cahus, below Parsons'
4 Bank, on Main street lis the fsvorita resort al
Gentlemen for cioan shavingand agreeable cham
pooin and Tor scIxsrrFlc QUITTING the Proprie-
tor oAal gcs the entire profession in Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
"A variety af choice Fancy Articles, tusfudtns
6nesoaps, pematum. Brushes Of all kinds. Cravats.
Collsss, &C., always on hand. and cheaper than
elsewhere. 0E0. CABUS.
Sept. l-d6m
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a STAR CLOTHING sToRR.--H srRArs
80 <C0. have reiae red their s,sek of Clothing
~ aud Furnishing Goods from their cid staaa
70 No S5 Main street, door s. s. Billings where
they Will behAppy TO their old friends, and many
new ones 8
sA- Oar spriag stock viii be -cceivsd at IN
early y,whsn weshaI psesent anusual advanta-
gee to the trade fAh2pd
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AND ITS CONNECTING LINES,
Chicago aad Driiag1se kAilSoAA. Chicago AID
Rock IstsnA RAilrsAA. Peoria and psaawka Esii-
rosd. Iliinois Csntssl ksilrad. Gxlcns end
ChicnsO nAilp1nl, and tho Michigan Central md
MIchfeAn Soathesn NAilroeds.
A LINE 0F DAILY BTAHES is nov running
bctwcen Ksohuk and Plymouth, (25 miIss, mAk in {
regular connections With trains ON the Northera
Cross NaahoAd, 10 ~ points North Ess sud So1ih.
-FOUR TRAINS PAA6 PLYMOUTH DAILY,
Sundays Anosetsa, j - foIlssss
HORTH-EAST TO CHICAGO.
EvxxIso LxEanns ksases oaincy 81 y.yv p. m.--
Arrives ~ rEYM0UTM 81 k:xs p. N, =. aaiesharg
- ss15 p. NJ, - WyrAt ~ l:sU p u., ss McndotA
81 Isis n, q Jsnesiee n 4;l0 !. m, and ~ Chi
saeo q 6:ook i.
Mossrxs ExrsHAs Leaves Quincy at s:00 . ~
ArYivesnt PLYMOUTH sa1sve .. n, nj aalesburs
~ lo:3o :. n, at Wyaaet ct i:e0 p. M ~ Msndeta
= 1;se, tdisnss,, - Juassisa - sss7p m., and ~
Chicago 6:eo p. n ~
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
KvEnua kxrSnss passss PLYMOUTH - ssAs
e'claek.
Noesus Ex,sss passes rLYHouTH u s:et
o'oAeak.
iAAssstigalss exersisas win b mall to rsndsl
thtoA sapid. pisasing snd reliable rpuie.
Rusntng Time from Ksoknk.
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City 0IIe

JAM EB 0 0nN0G10ng - ~
WAolesae oeed 31ooU - szs
DURROWS' Mleek, se~th Md 49, II
ID keokuk. Having purchased thA4o u
J. J. q. Stewart and odAcdft - s.
,us stock, aud having osasr~A
plies from the East, AmSnaAos6 &p4L~
and country trade oae Of IN Nn1pt -
to DO found in the city 1sssaE1n1 1..
es, and other lending artietss1Fsn -
crs, l can seal upon tho m1sts t8Ser1p ~ =.
wholesale purchasers. @ss ~ sNa( ss&sss'
pa-ticuiar attention glvea V .eonps1
clans prescriptions. gE
4 COMPLETE asortsntnE oR va1
~ Cincinnati and St. lQsia uAnt( s M
mchlsd KAfNOlpes IL 1 s.a4
100 D6z fIoydS A1ssSaa XG1sG7s - L. Ii
lUO ment, In QuoatitteG % suit lnso mn B .&2
400 dos. Escuiapian Mninnt, sua o.
Of PAten, Medicines a4 a.sssf.
I ARD OIL, spiSit Aas, Hnsssd Oh, ,
IL DemAr and Coach vaxntsb, On - s44
at RKYN0Lu6S IL
=. naEHmaT0 n&56V 80 n
TlNION Block, Main Street, pe~l41 N
" lish and French Chemicals, - r.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Sto4s,
Perfumcry, Fancy Articles, DC. - ss.
4 All thePAtsnt Medicines Of tA4 d Uy4 ! W
prescriptions and family recipes MN N
aud neatly propased and ia 10 soa1 Wk4 4E
pure and genuine materiAls ~ -. ~ E
| dec lid -. .s -
| A sp sale Sy 1'''''A''' = i5ls
ianl6d - -
CtOON' . asrmaa salvs, srveG
" For sAlo By y. .kNx ~
> janiOd 49,
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sCsrYySx1sA< Cvas NevfkWN I'D EAassrx Maj.
vWo rnnnuon xnAGny DAtLr.
Morning Mail train lesvss 81 Leafs nt slosk A. =.
Ii1htnfng Exptcas r. =.
CouncGs at vinesnnss With the \. G. u. - fer
ferre Haaie and Indianapolis, and there viii fAst
tYAinsfrf Cincinnati New York, Louisvlle, noet0n,
Buffalo Phiiseip phis, Ces sland Dankirk,
Richmond and waAhinGton CITY DC.
No change of cars st Tsrrs uaate,
Also soconnectinT st Sandcvai With tbs I. c. X. r.
the most pleasant route " Cairo and al points In
northern llinolx AnA the only mail .ailssed fron
~. louis. ~
Passenger nnd Sasgsgv conveyed 70 and FROM th'
Depot tree n 0bsres. Throngh Ncksss can be pro
cured u the oe Of she Keokuk Fsekat Co, at th,
Comyxny's o1nse, No. ~ and 80, 9Th and Chest
nut street, uldcr the Planters House, oi No. ~
Sosth Lovse, 81. Louis.
N. b. Passengers at ana below keokak, make
saving Of FROM - sc ~ hours time,
| JAMES NJ WARD, Sup't.
A. w. DANA, Ass't. Supt.
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Millinery nMA Fancy 0ooAe.
ATTENTION LADIES.

r WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
i Ladies' to my large and we'll selected stock OF
fell and winter goods. wn,1n w,ii ssli ~
natl prices. Ny stock consists Of siik, straw and
velvet bonnets; also, splendid assertmcnt ~ Fib
hons flowers and feathers, selected with esAt eaSs.
You will find everything in the MlllIpery -
Fancy basness, at my estabiishmeuts - tho la1eee
hnsiness at the shortest notice. go r. 1ln1nS,
trim ming. bleaehing, pressing undertaking tnaaeAs
Of every description, 70 order. Ntn Waffont slf
work 70 giya satisfAcfion.
Come ono, esme I'll. No tfonb1s " shQw geOds
zaa and 81, directly oppoeies9 lers esloen.
eept96-dly IA 0E1NHY.
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i tie cities With Western, Mart and Sosth
western StAtes, by eontinaous Railway direct.
This SoAd also connscls 81 rigsuI With deily lima
Of 6tcaees 70 sll roft4 the HssiesA Rissrs, and
ports % tAs EsrtAwsslss1 Lake .maktng IL mosi
drcek sAApsst sad sciishas sssee ~ which IssigAt
On ~ fsem1e4sl - aaa fSsa fhs 0rcat Waee.
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