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Polynesian., 1857-02-14

FACTS FoR MECH.SIcs.-St. Panl was a me
chanic, tent maker. Our Saviour was 4 carpenter.
The great Architect of the Universe has set his
creatures an example in cOnstructiveness, in the
mechanism Of the heavens and the earth with their
productions, animate, and inanmate, but which
they never equal nor approach.
Next to farmers, mechanics are the most numcr
Gus and important class Of the community. Whas-
ever promotes their interest promotes the interest
of the public. They, like farmers, have great ia
ciliiies and inducements to become men of science
and sound knowledge. Every mechanic in every
operation brings into use some principle of SCI
ence, which principle it is his interest and conye-
nience to understand.
Every apprentice, no matter how asSiduous or
rigorous his employment, if he spends an hour dri-
Iy in useful reading and modes OF improvement IL
certain to be man of future influence and respect
ability. The apprentice who seeks most assiduous-
" the interest of his employer promotes etectnaly
his own interest; as character Is the best thing
young man can have for the commencement of bu-
sness Mechanics, like farmers, make safe and
enlightened statesmen. They are well educated
for legislators and for other Offices, because edu-
Gated in schools of experience. Who can be bet
Ter qualified to make laws for aiding III" operations
of business than those engaged these opera
tons
Polynesian., 1857-02-14

CoxrRovERsY.-There is no learned man but viii
confess he hath much proted by reading controvet-
sizes, his senses awakened, his Judgment sharpeneo'
o,'J tho truth which he holds more firmly establish
ed. If then it be profitable for him to read. why
sbonld it not at least be tolerable and free for hs
adversary to write; In logic they te7ch that con-
trares laid together evidently appear II foi-
lows then, that all controversy being peTm:ieo'
falschood will appear more false, ana tru!n n1.c
- which must needs conduce much 10 the gen
eraI I confirmation Of an implicit truth.-ahf'n
Polynesian., 1857-02-14

,rP A London paper gives very gratifying
,cco1nt of the progress Christianity has made IN
New Zealand a chief of that caHmbai country
was questioned by one Of the missionaries as 10
how far the study Of the Scriptures had S SdoSe" Tbn %
of his unnatural passion Tor human nesn. e 1ne
chisf answered proudly, "You missionary men
have done me much good; 1nsrer eat ny ercTs7s'
an 9.riGvs n0t0."
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
G.. A. TANER,
Sail Maker, Honolulu, Oahu, S. L.

Iasconstany hand and for SALE hemp and cotton Can
Duck Rigging, Patent Blocks, Needles Old Sail
and every thing appertainng the trade. Order
promptly attended to- and executed withquck espatch
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
SOMETHING NEW
1t the Honolulu Daguerrean Gallery
IMPROVED AMBROTYPES
Photographic Pictures on Glass and Paper

IuOJOSIGpuIC ICIuIO Uu OldSS duV dPCI
THE UNDERSIGNED, having recently returned
| from a visit to San Francisco, takes pleasure in
informing the public that he has introduced and is
now prepared to execute, those SPLENDID AND PER-
MANENr pICTUREs on GLASS well known as the
IMPROVED AMBROTYPES,
Together with all the latest and most valuable i'm
provements in the Photographic Art. 1mbrotypes.
Sereosc2pes Daguereotypes, and all kinds Of Pho!o-
graphic Pictures, taken in a superior manner and IN
any weather. Photographs, on paper, of persons or
views of residences ships, parts of the city, &c,
which may be sent to absent friends by letter taken
bv the dozen or half dozen Also-On hand, a
great variety of beautiful Cases and Frames, of the
latest styles
Daguerreotype Instruments and Stock for sale,
and instructions in the art given to persons desrous
of visiting other parts Ii. STANGENWALD:
Honolulu, Oct. II, 1856. 23-t
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.

CORNER OF MERCHANT & KAAHUHANU STREETS.
DR. McklBBlN begs intimate that joined BY his
son, DR. Robert Mckbhin, member of the Royal College
OF Surgeons, London of whom being always in
tendance, VIII afford an additional guarantee persons
requiring advice medicine.
lie mas ust received assortment Of English Drugs Peru-
mery, &c of the best qualify with which establish
meRt will constantly be supplied hich will be sold
reasonable
and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with
aest care. Medicine chests carefully examined and
replenished.
Attendance the Office from A. NJ till P NJ on week
days. aud Sundays O'Clock, 4. NJ, TO II O'Clock A NJ
At other times at his residence Union street.
Or consignm of best London White Paint and Lnseed
OH 34-f
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
BUSIN ESS CARDS.
ID. N. FLITNE n.

CONTlNUE ES his old business the new store in
TM Makee's new fire proof building above Dr.
IL q HonHan's Drug Store on kaahumanu street.
Sz8 ChronOmeters Rated by observations sun and
stars with transit instrument accurately adjusted
10 the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular atten-
tiOn given 10 fine watch repairing. Sextant and
Quadrant glasses silveTed and adjusted Charts
and Nautical instruments constantly hand and
for
Honolulu. Nov. 18th, 1852. es-tf
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
yu1HF PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NoilF!ED
AGAINST negotiating Bills or Notes OF da1e od Oh
18th September. 1856, signed 10y me, payaCie az ~
80 I;rbt to Mr.. J. Fl. Wood the consideration
Sa: .,b;cb having failed. 2S-tf c. A. TANEh'
STATUTE LAWS, Session 1855, for sale at a. .si'
= Office.
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
JAS. A, BURDICK,
PER and UGE

Begs 10 inform his fre nds and Public generally that
has recommended his COopering Business his old
stand, in of Mr. H. RhOdess Spirit store, poste
Mr. MOnsarrats Auction Room, Kaahumanu street,
and respectfully sncits share of the public patronage
All orders promptly attended TO.
Honolulu, Sept. 25, 1856. 2l-tf
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

SAVIDGE & MAY having received per 'Ceylon,'
- from Boston, and Avery from Liverpool, a
large addition to their stock of Groceries and Pro-
visions invite the attention of generally
to the following list any of which will be sold at
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
Honolulu Family Market,

VIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the Resi-
dents and Shpmasters, that they he supplied with the
best Beet Pork aud Mutton establishment nearly
site the Bethel at the lowest prices Families, Hotels
and Boarding Houses be supplied any time of day
Win the best SaHsages Pork, Sugar Cured Hams &C.
N b. Shipping supplied with COTned Beet Live Stock and
vegetables, al the shortest notice reasonable
33-f n HANIY Pronretor
Polynesian., 1857-02-14
Blu SIN ESS CARDS.
GEO. RISELY,
~ GJH ]" = F. q
Rose Cottage Market nnnnsifa the RethaI

GEO. RSEH has resumed business the above stand and
grateful Tor former patronage his friends h
can be supplied with the best Beef, Mutton PoR and
Sa1sages Also, Corned Beef and Pork always hand
@ ships supplied with Live Stock and Corned Beef
If
Polynesian., 1857-02-14


A reduction made on pamphlets and papers re-
ceivcd in packages of two or more TO regular Su'-
scribeTs. ,,.: ill
A II cents L. S. stamp, and cent ha"anall' win
=. - In+.ors 70 the II : through end can be pro-
rruTed at this office JOSEPH JACKSON,
Honolulu, Nov /, 1856. 27tf Post Master
Polynesian., 1857-02-14

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The following
are the rates of Postage chargeable at this
Office on all pre-p paid letters
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15
BcefnsuHseu.

SeeinsuHseu.
Ter .gnmieer" trissiut etI gsitmpb une Samsas unt
tprt ben p @tcnnsusn ind 5aus ecra&t Der batdtrli
SbrnutmcntS Yrc;S tt9 $3.50, rhr had Gpfans Der tcn
9ums en6tet ptrba mub @uS,rdrtse Nscnnten teiettn
Zen traa ben Sans9eter eet rI 67s sstaist nulen
Stn. 9ritfe une 9fiacilunecn WIbtn rontirt erbeen
9nsu unt 9sannnuaussn aler s rbea unter fclscnScn
ssinaunStn ausenuun enma9e Ginrduns einss Sauage0
{l0 3titen tiItcn einen lar) 30 Cts, pcma9
&nrds rs Gs unb fur etes ncsre NAL Is Gts fir entn
cnat $780, fir ,mei cnat. $500 fur hrsi @lsnate ST. u
fS pnac Sc 90 Gyrftre Intscn mcren StainRmltia Re
Sne nben tirtei sic rsp &tonenn ternttre 9erdt
9une sneiscn Guncn bis INT pb eee rrbersebnotn 2asS
an Dem bic aetuus eribtni. enscianet wtreen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

The German "RlCHMOND ADVERTISER"
b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday.
So per Annum, payable III advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFFi Il: l94. BROAD STREET.
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MEw FALL GOODS.

AZ, pR ACEt, I,ess to inform the public inas ~ nd
.st -etrrned from the Eastern CITIES VIII
JUS stocl ever offered by him to the pnllc
rfnpnt Is complete in most eNeI
A.. ' sSsDry Goods and Fancy business opt e'al.n
I which having heen pnFchas M ron
,,trt fast at sacrifice, am eonhd=nt WIZ sea-
any one Sc .ti n /, ca, ibouelt only nom inn
r and \ great many at auction, \ shs SCI 81, a. T.,
lbincIo nrces Just come and see my StocE, T G ne
o.1nt,rie hands Collars. Sleeves, ste ~ twSe ~ H.
hat t Sny other house. which Vbe sold % per cent pe
low regular prices. ,.,ti,,. of and shall
all them is per cent less than uny ot9et
ceive the above discount by buying ~ he 1,.Xe CD
rect from the factory. Amongst my shA@is '"N M '
NIL the latest styles. ..to.,. .h,t Il I was IN
eSir 10 them shoull occupy TOO el.e o. YOU
time but am certain IL you CALI SHAH oe aOle 70 Pe
CinTHs oAsSTIERES AMI everything IN that line,
viii will sell at very low figures and L WOULD ttques
Country examine stock in ths az
have them on co sglment from IN Eastern liouse anu
Wfi sell them very cheap Zs,rs ~ a,I,. ,,,r
cI'Ss m cnse and sell them with very bna au-
vance either by the piece yard, .5 r,si
RONNETS and ev rythnH in the way Of 1T1s'
s,,SI ns PoWeFs Bonnet Borders, Net Straw Gimp fo-
et md S1tns viii sell to MlltneFs AT 10"
,uree and to ALI Others proper tonRtely -, ,,,
TRIMMINGS In every sf 'pe and form, ana VIII "e SUN
as low as possible rs N Z = a ,,,, ~ .our
purchasing, ~ AsE-tA tai Main ST.
! sepl6 =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WYKES'
GALLERY OF ARTl!
1875 Main Street, Wheeling, Va

Tt, IN. place to obtain Licensees of every Size aud
style from the smallest miniature up lesze and got up
In q superior
experience in the art and by the use OF the
most powerful instruments, together With every appliance
necessary produce good pictures, he would assure e
puAle that they furnished with pictures at THIS Cat
iery superior any taken in this country and equal 70 any
east or wet. .
photographs plain or in oil cciOrs This style OF
picture can be made any size up life, and coorsd true
to nature Small AmbFotyPes maFnihed
to any size on canvass and coored in OIL By this process
we obtain the eli painting with the truthfulncss oil
DaEuerre5tyPe. n :; -TiI-i 1zte a
Pictures taken At this Gallery cheap at any other
in the city Every picture finished in the most durable
manner and pu. up with double glass; air tight without
which, no picture viii stand unchanged.
s' oes- ~ '>se.@.- Jw wYKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03
GALL FASHION FOR HATS.
n 2H1

r AMne5 20 surnis my numerous patrons
akin Hats which are elastic, iue ustre Of
1r mi Kinds ofEsatfeF also general ent Of
oTt pISntarfs Fenc, Rbekfani and bulgarian styles
Ssr Brnn Pearl. and Beaver coors. AlsO, Mems and
EaVsi Caps Of the latest styles.
n B&MoIeskn Hats h1iei,el toconfcrmntiOn measure
~ trt otjs. the cash and yOu can gel ali
A'''"s " re- SsS WV. JIMEsON,S
,u0o2 No s. Main ST
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NEW FIRM.

'.i SOB ...ss NEW r If6Et.
DRS. BARTLETT : NFINOtIELI,, nentsts, 14l
Su1IEGSlng Va. -
Dr being compelled by his rapidly increasing
h9stness TO add to his aeit'es for doing same takes
70 infoElng his friends and the public has
Iorulsd business connection with n. s.. aTtett 81 ~
tai professtSn. =. - - @ +.t=
~ ~ "; are prepared TO perform every operatOni
a the latest Of the Dental Ar, and
their AFtiaclal Teeth shall not be surpassed
Persons who have denied themselves HE neasre ana
comfort OF Artificial Teeth from the great dread * s
ans SpeFeneed during the extTnu
ION OF the old teeth and roots, Informed that by new
entirely unlike Chornform Ether and aY-Ien
ne N most cases and hGatess n an. teeth are
any Information Auvice appsytHinir,R IN
sion Trey viii be pleased To gI7eeFatis. >
= ~ Once open All EoafS s.sSs5t.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

THE GREAT BRIDGE Surr.-The great i.npnr-
lance ofthessuithetween the steamer Eff kfton
and the Rock Island Bridge Company, lately on
trial in the United States Circuit Court this
city, cannot be overlooked 1t was struggle
between St. Lonis aud Chicago-the river inter
est and the railroals-fogyism and progress
The result is virtually victory for the bridge;
because tic failure Of St. Louis to obtain the
verdict asked is really a substantial defeat,
though She may be pleased TO call it a draw
game. ST. Louis cannot be charged with the
miscarriage; her difficulty is bad cause; and
though it is notorious that her merchants and
boatnen publicly and literally contributed
.tIuncy 10 ensure the attendance of such witness
es as had threatened vengeance upon the bridge,
for the employment Of the best counsel that
conld be procured, and, if report says truly,
for less pardonable purposes, the structure
against which their malice was all directed still
stands, and there is not now, nor win there be
any decree compelling its removal The fact
that the jury in the case, after eighteen days of
examination, stood really eleven for tile defence
70 for the plaintiff, Is AN earnest of a more
decisive and satisfactory result next time
We congratulate the Northwest that fogviSln is
foiletl-( hirU70 Tgib8gs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

ATTACK Of a MEXICAN GovEESaENr SrEcE
TnAIS BY ANEmcAxs The Indianola Texan Of
the 18Th ult., has an account Of an attack on
Mexican specie train by persons supposed to be
Americans. 1t says:
Seventeen carts driven 10y MeSicans, had
reached tho Cibolo in advance Of the balance of
the train, when they were suddenly assaulted by
about thirty men, whOsc faces were blackcd. :
The tnajor.domo Of the train an old Mexican, who
had been with jackson at the battle of New Or
leans, named Antoine Delgado, received n shot
from the ASSISTANTS. He returned the fire and
killed one of the assaultihg party, but imme-
diately dropped dead himself. a general battle
then took place-thO Mexicans attacking the
Americans with axes .Si,y hRfGE66Sssss them off
young Mexican named Valdez, and his two broth
ers Wero wounded. Three balls were subsc-
qucntly takcn from his body, in San Antonio
When the news reached San Antonio il caused
great excitement. Twenty regular soldiers We're
sent out under command Of sheriff, with orders,
however, not to go beyond the limits of the
county--Whilc McSsTS. Howard s. Wilcox went
in command Of about sixty volunteers in search
OF tho party which attacked the train.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

APASTHEE n IXDIASA.-A panther was killed
recently near EllOtsvillC, Monroe county, Indi.
ana He measured, from tip 10 tip, nearly soycR
Whence he came is past all conjecture.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

YANEEn GlRls IN lXDIAvA-Ex.G
Slade, Of Vermont, was in Indianapolis on Fri
day with twenty-oue New Hampshire girls,
whom DO WAS taking West for the puIpGs of
giving employment as school teachers,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

neoo l;irnitaries. who always travel by what are
ca sTI, Ssssy journeys is giving ample
time for observation and meditation by the way.
At half past eight We were landed at West Alex
onde sometimes called Scrabble, for short,
wbrre NC were told that We could cline up the
hi and hunt breakfast while our train laid over
far ,r the easter, bound train. We ascended the
Inland made straight for LaSson's hotel winch
the citizen soldicry and civilians filled beyond
the utmost limit, to which its proprietor Iiaa
doubtless ever ventured TO aspire To- 40 i .i
tbyn three different tables were set before the
ar,,e,it.s Of the combined forces were aPpeased.
We again took th,, cars and after the literYeD-
ton Of abont two hours, including waiting. we
we're deposited at the Wheeling depot, precisely
at 1914. ~ hasi lg been just twelve hours, less a
hnlr ON the train.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03
sornetI,tpg 10 rhInK About.

For upwards OF 81 years, Dr. s. ToDD's LIVER PILLS
have been in use IN this city and country They are more
poplar to-day than before and the reason Is that 10"
Liver Complaints Indigestion, cOstiyeness, Hesdaehe'
Colds &C.. they superior to all others
home medicine! that know Is compounded WIN
care and from the Ptrest saIteridlS
S'.s - : Il. LOGAN CO.,
sep9J wholesale Agents, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03


a GHXssHonPEa Sdow-rE.--By letter from
Kansas we are informed tilat ON tile l4tb of
August last, at p. NJ, a cloud of singular
ycilowish appearance arose in the north, near
the village of Manhattan, and soon the storm
burst upon the inhabitants. TWAS neither rain.
hail or snow, but sraSshoppers. and in about
ten minutes the ground Uas cnvered,with them.
They came in droveS, and struck the houses
like large hail stones. Soon the ground was
strewn with cora leaves and cars, some Of
which, two inches through, were ea;ea off half
their length, some with the husks and corn
Fimmed as with knifc, leaving the bare cob
standing. Two and a BALI acres of bnckwheat.
ihirc acres Of ruruiaS water melons, aud ali
vines on which they fed, were eaten up, except
Lhnse on the south side Of apiece OF millet. In
fact, they cleared out every crop eyrr,,t s,,,,
cane There was a field of sugar cane wi.h
cosa on 10th sides of il; the corn was taken and
s see cane ielL The grasshoppers remained at
Manhattan 4S hours, and seemed to be trayei-
ing south, stopping there to feed When thev
leii, they asssd over Ogden high in the air. and
dld 10 descend. Tao cloud seemed to IN, abT,t
len miles wide = S4'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

ENPERoR NGPoLgoS has sent to the French
Ambassador in England, as personal subscrip-
ton, $1,000 sterling in favor Of the officers and
soldiers cruelty afflicted in India In addition
Il ,sfgds E 900, tho result If TIN Imperial Gnsrd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03
DIR. NJ. DE-. WALLETS
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.

These pills have heen In the private practice Of
Proprietor also in the HnsptlIs of Of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled successgvtng the great
est satisaeton-curinE where other remeiies fail.
They act as charm in correcting lrreguarity and OBJ.
strucons, producing regular return of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stImulant They produce agreeable
exheraton and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those suppoSng Themselves
cautioned against using these pills they viii produce
miscarriage, although Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHI1Ns BUsHPIELD
Charles London Cordial Gin
only Cordian IMPORTED and sold in bottles,
all others made here in Imitation Of It.
Its delicious tonic beverage and by peculiar
$50 different from other gin) Is universally esteemed by all
who it. 1t is adopted with great Of
DYSPEPSIA, GoUT RuEuMATisH, DRoPsT, GRAVEL, CoLic
oaoLERA, FEyKH AeuE, sTRICTuRE DISEASE UR
sAEY oaGAss, EPtLRPsr, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DR yAISTIxE AorF Of New Ysr, in letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
C.ttrles' London cor9idl ON Il tie paress Be, and
II ost reliable Extract Of Juniper IA0US seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug
sists and Grocers in the United States and
merops poisons called "Loudon Cordial Gn'-to avoid
them buy only CHARLEs'" Reject any other offered to
you as you value health. Price dollar QUARTS
hfty cents fer pntS EDMUND C. CHARLES, /
mh26-smd&W Sole Importer, 20 Broadway, MY. i
4-a---------ss
EfyOunre Sick yOu raast take lIedIcine! 4
FaR ALL ExTERSAL INTERNAL PAIs Csc
DE Wits PAIN RELIEVER,
s:s2RFsT SR requires less to eject cure than
FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE
the oniv safe and harmless remedy in the world.
Il HODEs' FEVER AND AGUR CURE.
FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE
THE ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
An auxiliary to the " Cure"
These Remedies destroy Disease bn never the Patient
R. CHAPLIN, wholesale Agent, Providence, R. j.
ROrsale by Druggists generally tea-su-dav
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MoSunES7s-The Germans of Virginia pro.
pose % erect monument To thO memory Of
Baron Steuben. In North Carolina an effort
Greene. flI4is4.
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TRUST Sale.

f.,I N ~ .e--..- 4EuSG .0dJ6 .g,-
T0Y virtue Of Deed of Trust executed us George
ID ~ Sarney, dated the 28d Sept nber. 1885, snd of
ord IL the Clerks Office Of Ohio county in Dee Book 49,
the Court Ohio county, Saturday the 9th day
Of October 1851, the South thirty the Norhaif
OF Lot number two hundred and thrtt ON the East
side of Eof street, In Centre wheeng Terms of sale
made known the day Of sale. Selling as Trustees we
will give only such title Is in Iy said Deed
OF Trust a JACOB HORNRROGK. 4
JN0. @AfcCOLLOCH, :. p
sep2S-.d @s-i l7tlsstees.
SSIIoE Makers WANTED AT ANDERSON & -sIAcKa-
- s9 Main street, opposite the Monroe House CJ9od
STOCK and the highest wages. ANDERSON, a SLACK
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WHBEI, FRl q r, AFTNT

WHBELFR & LARIN,
lSuccessorst0 y. n. .Sfall,ndS0
~ E. e C. III d ~ T Tail OPS.
go No.2 Washington EEnI1 80 ~
Fl WHEELING VA
again resuH'ng business city, we Would Yerv
respectfully announce friends as well az tios.
OF our pr.decessor that receipt or our I'LL
GentIcTuen'S Furnishing Goods &c, Sc
In calling attention stock we ,youd state
HoGe 1t to be the ir0ee Jefe1s II 10 he M bSS
ana most desIFdbte of received by any similar sfsb
lshnent in tile city ~ 2'""'
In soliciting continuance Of the patronage sofberaiIy
Cd on the house for the pasSour years, we can as
sure all who Patronize the enrIa6le
house has sustain. for the quality goods and scrsS
Of fit, shall be fully sustained. sep9e~IvJS
H. sTALLMAN would respectfully Inform his friend,
and the hu5lie that he has sold bis establishment
business win be conducted at the old stand No wishing
ton Hall and whom he respectfully solicits cobtin
auce Of The public patronage soberay bestowed on him
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BEEeure sOS rnt BOYs.--Tho star writer
Of the Iadepeadens has been dcvoting an essay
to boys. He says.
'Tho lives Of pious aud good boys, which en-
rich the catalogues OF our great publishing So
ccties, resembles u real boys life about as much
rs chicken. picked and lardcd upon spit; and
ready for delicious eating, resembles free fowl
in the fields. With some few honorable excep.
tons, they arc impossible boys. with incredible
goodness. Apples that ripcn long before their
time arc either diseased or worm bitten.