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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

PUzzrE.-A reader Of our paper hands in the fol
owing: Plant ten trees in five rows, having four tree
In each row.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

Total, $3.50
Leaving a balance in my hands, provided all theH-
criptions are paid, of $77 55, to be appropriate
the payment of wages to the operator at "ht
graph HILL" at the rate of $15 per month, ami
boy on the lookout on the Post Office to answer b
signals.
do not consider the Post Office building as
most desirably located building in town for an q
servatory. but know Of no other on which the p
could have been erected. The telegraph ks @i
more than was anticipated, from the great eNgsns
attendant upon getting material on the ground Ha
loss of time to workmen in going and returning
Honolulu, June II, 1857. J. jackson
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~ Some of our town people expect the Yankee
back by July 4th, but that will only give her 43 days
for the round trip, as she left here May 81. She
Will probably be in about the 9Th or 10th of july.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

I In the supplement fifth and sixth pages) will
DC found a variety of interesting foreign news, some
o. which has been crowded out for two weeks, but
not the less readable on that account.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

have also to acknowledge the valuable donata
of a pole seventy feet in length from the government
and valuable material from Capt. T. Spencer
[ have paid the following bills:
p. M'Ginnis, for hauling water, $50
Quick & Clark, for shingles, 200
J. Metcalf, for hauling stone, lumber, &C., 500
j. Jackson, for spy glass, $50
j. Hatcher, for carpenter work and lumber, $50
Naai, (native) for mason work. 400
G.. G.. Howe, for lumber, 49S
7. Spencer, for cordage, &C., 2G
r. A. s. Wood, for lime and carthage. 300
Emmes & johnson, for rigging and setting pole sc 90 i
Rope, 80
Polynesian Office, for printing signal cards. 900
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LATEST DATES. received at thI. once.
Ships Mails.

Ships Mails.
For SAN FRANCISCO, per Fanny Major, about the Gath.
For LAHAINA, per Kamoi, to-day.
For KAwAHAE and KoNA, per Mary, about Monday.
For KAUAI, per Keoni Ana, Saturday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

FREsHET-Quite n freshet occurred in the Nuuenu
stream on Monday morning last. The rain fell in
torrents in the upper part of the valley, and so sud-
denly did the water in the river rise, that a score or
less of native washer-women had barely time to save
themselves, a portion of their stock in trade being
washed away by the food.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

Total valuation Of exports, including a few articles not enumer
ated above, for 1856, sss,6ss.ss for 1857, $65,649.O6.
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LAKAINA BEER.-We learn that an order has been
issued, emanating we believe from the Privy Council,
that no license shall be hereafter issued for the sale
Of any beer at Lahaina. Whether this will check the
increasing drunkenness among the natives in that
place, will depend on the efficiency of the police. We
hope that the Police Justice of Lahaina in any cases
brought before him., will take a few lessons from
Judge Griswold; for particulars, see the Police Court
records of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Organization OF the Pacific Wagon ysoa Il Corps


WAsHlNGrON. April % 1857.
The Department of the Interior this morning
completed the organization Of the wagon road
corps. as follows: Fort Ridgely and South Pass
roae-W. II. Mobiles, of Minnesota, Supeyinten-
dent; Phio Z. Hubble. of Minnesota, ID shursing
Agent.and Samuel A. Medary. Of Ohio Engineer.
Fort kearney, South Pass aud Honey Lake di-
visnn-W. NJ. 7. MaGraw, of Missouri, Super
intendent; Aza Beall, Of Maryland, Disbursing
Agent, and +. W. Lnnderof Massachusetts. En-
gineer. Western diyision-John knk. of Cali
fornia. Superntendtn nj; Frank Denver. ot Cali
fornia, Dishur,ing Agent, and Mr.. Ri>hop, of
California. Engineer, f. Paso aud Fort Yuma
James Il. Leech. of Texas, Superintendent, Ga
briel Jordan, of Alabama Disbursing Agent,and
n. II. Hutton, Engineer. Messrs. Magraw.N No
bles and Leech leave Wash ngtun is day. Mr..
Kirk is ea route for California. The operations
will be commenced with the least practicable de-
lay. The War Department has not yet compile
ted its organization for the road assigned to it.
The number OF office seekers has largely in
creased during the present week They press
their applications both al the departments and
private lodgings of the Secretaries, while the
President is equally fatigued with their impor
tunities.
Mr.. Henry J. Hubert has been appointed
Collector of Memphis, Tenn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
The Disputed nayorai,y ei Aicady.

ALBANY, AprlI 23.-Ihe question OF the dis
puted Mayoralty between Edward Perry, Ameri-
eau, and DIR. Quackenbush, Democrat, was set
down for trial To day, Mr.. Perry attended, but
DIR. Qaackenbush did not appear in CORTLAND AN
application was made in Mr. Perry favor bat it
refused an the ground that, though the par
ties were bound in honor by private contract to
come to trial TO day, 10 official stipulation
before the Court. Mayor Perry expressed de-
termination 10 take his seat n President If tho
Common Council at its next meeting. As the
Council is largely Democratic, trouble is
ANTICIPATED.
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Hon. e.nIrb S.m.I,.m. AT ssonr.

BONInN, NTfII % 500
Hon. Caleb Cushings return 10 his Eome nj
Ne"hur,port Ia day wa quite an event in TINT
furnishing town. \ special committee al the
eitilcns escurted him FROM Boston. aud On HI
rival at Newhnry port II welcome nddrr>s was
mudr by Maynr Davenport, 10 which Mr.. Gu,h-
ing responded in lengthy and eloquent speech.
There was national salute fired, n military and
civic procession, aud grand evee at the City
Hall in the evening
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
SALES BY AUCTION.
BY .AkfRS. Auctr.
Aucruo>sALE unwy GooDs. 49,. a.

LOTIONS .EOE DRY GOODS. A.. Ac.,
n Il which the Ladies particularly invited. c"mmen
'R On wednesday 2ad inst, IN the Store house recently
enPea by Mr. MeEllcuy Clothing Store, and nearly
Opposite McCotkle & Jenes.
The following list comprises part ofthe consignment which
We arr now receiving. tnerod Dress Sks, rons
aud tacoc Irish 1tuen Linen namask. tor Table tloas
hnhlN QuiIs. Table tovrrs Linen and NWated Fren .
Worked Collars aud sleeves d. hardkefrhyt5 liucu Gu
hrtr llunikvrehets Jaeonot Cambria Chuck Muslin nh,
COTTON i,a " hilo coerei aud bla Mnruo shirts NIL ksi
Linen shirt tasems Ladies' Bcis buckles Nc cloths ttz
uvfts and Aesiufs Cotton Cloths tanntcrpanes Iahle
cloths Also lot God Jew ery Hrruat Pins I1f ltut II,
amounting Ina al. 10 about Ave thousand deiltrs aaub
The ale VIII uuuue from DAY to daN until Ire Nhoie Ia
dHpesel ct, 1ud f'nt without limit az rossrFv.
Tho sale vii commence a. 10 o'clock Wednesday merhnF
"2uI int HliA AN AhlNS=
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27


Inc uIt7n' p,"feo county Ia ra''i'' mas
M account at similar case OF so"namhni's'n' OF
which Miss Mary Starr. a school girl OF sixteen
years l. the s0hiect:
Several days since she YVES atli icted with par
tial bin inrss accompan led with severe headache
from which h weyer she soon recovered. At
night. ,Ct.r fllIing a.le4n She arose Gphted her
l',nn and t.,k;,,r, mcneil onln,nar yrote sever.l
~ ,,,a !, ,ha ,or;,,,,
ouT IS h9. a., oani,, sha,'a a,,
'''' - i, I .,,,.;,I IS 49,, 'Gaat h., tb,,
sue cou'' on "' S'"''"9pp VI '"' i'o' oy NV
assurance 81 her room he,f' u cousin ana Tue
unmistaAea1!e evidence OF htr own mana wiring
Anticipating ArcPeiitIon oil the act anu ica'ln8
danger iIom earning lamp IN l"e hahhS OF sleep
ing person. her unete a'r she retired on the succeed
ing night took the lreca"sten 10 remove ihe lamp
from the room AMI Place IL heiond her reach one,
however, arose ami IN perfect darkness wrote ano-
Their piece OF Posry winch an examination oy d9y-
light, found to be well written, correctly spelled
and pnnctnate1 aud the F@'ea lines rs accurately oi
lowed as theN eonId nave "tea ny 'ne "est P'"lian
with good light. And tHt7 has been repeated IRON
night to night each time he" piece oe'hs pro-
uu'tu' ,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

CHICAGO, April 10, 1901.
The rumors returned to farbalt from the pur
suit OF the Indians confirm the rulnored massa-
ere in Blue Earth county. Forty settlers
murdered at Pig Bend, aud several women car
ried off Great alarm was everywhere felt. All
the Indians beyond the Minnesota river have
sumed hostile attitude. Runners are rife that
there is aa alliance of Sioux and Chippiwas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
1AAli1SI\ISWS
ARRIVAL OF THE AugRIoA.

HALIFAX April 1.-THE steamship Ar erica with
dates from Liverpool 10 the It'll instant arrived here
last night.
ENGLAND.
The election in England Is nearly over The Min.
iSterial nett gain thus fir Is 20.
The English government have ordered three steam
erS 10 assist in laying til, submarine telegraph cable
Which will be laid ia July .,nl completed 10y the lst
Of the next mon,h.
The runnrs Of IN attempt TO asslssinatc Napoieon
unfounaed.
Madrid letter snts tan active correspondence is
going on between Spain, England and France ON the
subject OF the Mexican insasiou Spain hopes to ob-
tain the moral of those mowers and in case the ques-
ton goes beyond between Mexico aud 5 pain.
hopes 'or Their national support also
DENNARK
The u ui.h Cabinet have rendered their sgnation
on account Of !ocal policies.
The Berlin papers confirm the statement that Rus
sia has disagreed 10 the caim- of Denmark being re-
terred to the arbitration at the European powers.
The Danish Dct unanimously approve the aholl-
tion ofthc So2ud Dues and the treaty concluded with
the foreign powers on thar question.
AUSTRIA AMP SARDINIA
An Austrian circular states res speeding Austria aud
Sard'nan rnfnre, hat should the mediation Of
France and England be rcessful, Austria will
seek mrhsRres for her own protection. The auih.n-
tisity of the circular is doubicd
NAPLES
The Austrian ambassador at Naples repcnts the
statement taat Naples is more disposed 10 make I'D
vanccs towards the re-oSt3h'i shment of diplomatic
relations with the Western Powers.
RUSSIA;
letter from St Petersburg says operations for
raising the sankcn vessels at Sebastopol have been
commenced au'! sixteen have been raised
PERSIA.
TIE ottoman ambassador at Mehcrnn had reqnir-
ed lie eNrention otthc treaty of Naturalization and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

~ market Tor NEGROES OF both between
he of 10 and 10 years including Mechanics such
Blaeksms aud Carpenter md Will pay the highest mar
cash Ills office newly erected brick building
lst Lynch street Immediately In Of the Farmers
ank whore hes prepared thavng erected buildings with
hat view ia hoard sent ynchburg for sale 9th
nrwse moderate terms and keep them II
they were placed in the jail of the Corporation.
10 dSclV SETH WDDDKOOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

BosroN April 23 The Boston Daily Times
ceases toeN'>t a n newspaper from this date II
having been purchased 10y the proprietor - The
Herald, and VIII hereafter be merged in that jour
nal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Go,ernor.hipoet,nh- po>,n, Contracts.

WAsnNGroH. APPEL 2l.-lhe GoNtrnorship
of Utah has heen te6lered In Capt Ben MeCnl-
Loeb Of Texasand he has been requested t. come
10 Washington Immediately for Instructions.
The Postmaster General has concluded CON
tract with the Pacific Railroad company Ia carry
the mail At Sino.UO1 per annum for two years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
BY MM. IL. MOSR\.


ASd+G AND AItHssTbt SAFE OF
HOTEL II KNlft. RE. Af.-Hy virtue Of two heais
of executed by Nosrs Wells lily to the undersigned
sr,ets lriN recorded IN the Clerks office of the iluatngH
tuUrf the CITY # lvnrhurr and FOR the putpasos horer
sPcehed noY Will ON hnr. lay the leih day Of AWn lsaf,
taud dlN In av unttl W sale hu completely a H pub
lie auction Tic highest hdlt fho cntrc stock aud
elegant Hotel Furniture 10" IN tho NorNo House III the city
of IGaehhmR consisting OF every variety 10 he found In
first cltss Hotel Thu, splendid lot Furniture all
aud recently purchased in thu Northern Markets aud IL
worthy TIE attention Of all pcrsons Interested IN such proper
~ detailed statement ant description VIII be furnished
hy ths AuctoBeer WA Hamilton Aost9 10 persons dcsfous
of none Hproide Information
Tffas-Caah fu all sums under O for sums over that
credit o moufl7 negotiable nnia satisfactorily end"rsed
This sale tsnldc by III" Nen svus,ut al Mes Wells Il
HYDE. tHlSWflI pAbNINs Trustee.
az 1di1d1p 4 H. mostly Trustee
Ron
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~
BANK SQUARE, LyNcHBUR0, VA,
biavo Land viii continue receive regular additions
No. aud complete assortment ofDrngs Dye stufa OILS
Paints Glass Fancy Articles &C. &c 10 which they invite
thr attention OF buyers
10 COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt alng Of
htr orders with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prepais
HONS by thomsclvrs purchased from most
liable prices that viii leave nducement out
M Any article hand fnrnhcd al the shortest
lurr WIN a, STRoTHER,
! ftbots n WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

PORTLAND, April - - lhe steamship Nherso-
nesc, Captain Ihomn,on, from Liverpool via ST.
Johns y f., aud Halifax. arrived here at % -
clock this morning. With three hundred and cigh
" seven rusSppuptS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

o Z
" 10 purchase the Southern Market Ikes Noreee
IT 10 to years, for vhch ho VIII pa fn h
Richmond cash prize Persons snch IL Of
would do well % give him "A call hctno 5ciHur
lie can lee found Al Nm. II. Mo- Is Auction STR tank
square Address 10 II. DAVIS.
t,II n b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

n ANtl1sORSE 81 WAsEse hn," very fin"
OF Paper Hangngs some very io" all going
4Fi "a
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tant witness in The Bu,dell mGrler case, has
been lodged in Jail in this city chargc of
illegal voting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

WE are Informed by the Clerk Of the Circuit court
john 5. Byrne, Esq, that two free negroes have
made application during the present term of the court
10 be sold into slavery rather tnan leave the State
This is nut which we recommend Mr. Greedy 10
crack UdyrcHfon Why.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

"a As:cuttOu as
~ ing Ordinance. passed July l5th 1904 =,
= livery ( lot on paved street or aieN s'
as aI as such lot extends keep the oo~ay clean ana
cropvu and tr e from obstruction and shall by 10 o'clock in
ae nolniHg uf "Wednesday and Sat friday. wien we
weather VIII permit the dirt in that half ct the street
next To and Opposite lie carefully swept into heaps
~ the middle Of the and all rubbish to be brought rom
S"' her lot and dep sitcd in like heaps And any er"n
ing So to 10 who shall dtpos such mattel IN sucH
te aicIs any other day than th0s" specified or after
IN clock Of specified shall forfeit two dollars for
eNerY such failure offence
All persons Ii be rrqi sd to conform strictly To tht pro
''s's Of the VIM. {. BURTON, Nj p
~ - dlt
4 AL'.nna se. EANGHOHNE & WAI.kUr'
~ Pictures they ara roip, Zap S2-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

IugN NOIEa.,
u Main Street, Iy"chb"g. W..

Jous y HAWKINS, Proprietor
ThiA house long known tho Union Hotel has recently
repaired and for tho reception Of
hoardors The location Is of the most
delightful Ia tho city and strangers Visiting Iypchburg will
hud tho city Hotel In department. airy and comor-
table House Every attention will be paid to Gnea,s scua-
comfortable and happy ut this cstabah
The subscriber respectfully Aoas sharc OF public
patronage JOHN y hAW kiNs
n.Seyeral families be furnished with 2na, airy
rooms on accommodating terms. J. T. II.
.Dn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27


WEcHEsTHR FRYspyrFRY.--The Prcshytcry ofNin-
chester lotl School) net in the first Presbyterian
Church, Alexandria, ca the 18th Of April, at half
past O'Clock p. m.
We learn from the Sentinel that the opening SER
was preached hy the Rev. Jno. ". Pengh, Of
Wauenton, from the fifth chapter and 27th verse OF
Daniel, Thou srt weighed in the balance and found
wanting" After the sermon, the Presbytery was
called 10 order BY the moderator, and was opened
with prayer.
The Ref. 7. s. Witherow was elected moderator,
ami the Rev. {. White aud William p Harri-
son Elders elected temporary clerks. APP
poiutmcns were then made for divine services during
the week. Preaching mt half past 3, and half past
O'clock. The Preshytcry then adjourned until o.
clock Thursday morning.
The Presbytery at Winchester includes the follow
Ing coGnties to-wit Alexandria, Fairfax, Prince
William Stafford. Fuuquer Loudonn, ltappahHn-
mock, east of the Blue Ridge; aud Warren, Clarke,
frederick, JetIerson Berkeley Hardy aud Hampshire
Nrst
There are about twenty ministers and thirty
churches
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

.lo,Elll Brrfos, late OF the Bedford sentinel has
sold out his interest in that arer to Nm D. Robert
son. aud Will henceiorth be connected with tins
journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

ofan"Impori"me' b"rdeii W.T.
ALBANY, April 23-Mr, Farrell the impor-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

J II uErsURy y co.
Next door 10 J. u. Moom a. opposite Exchange Hank
IlAvE now open aud on exhibition large general
HARDIN Ale, CUTLERY, GUNS. noU sEKEEr1Nd Ar.
1iCtEs, &e, ID,
era Of the House ma well Ms the trade generally. -
Merchants frmcs Mechanics Contractors and others VIII
FoRiiaN oooDs
'a'' "''''s i've" "RlMtNiGAN GOODS "'' '"'
purchased direct of the Manufacturers Wa feel assured that
this the w respectfully aak an sanitation
Of the follow aos which constitute portion of our stock
ANtirltSfnN nOusfkftrINd.
Ivory knives cnis fer Silver aud Plated Forks,
Buck Cocoa lorn aud nono Knives aud Forks,
Ivory handle tarvors aud Forks
plated Fable rea and peapot spoons
Plated Tea Sets in pieces with Waters
Plated leo Pitchers with Gohos ~ both rlnin and eharod
Plated tendcatirks, also shutters aud Trays
Plated Casters In every variety, some elegant,
Plated Fish Butter aud Fruh knives
Floor on cloths from to yards wide,
on Cloths Table in Mahogany and oscw God colors
Oh Table Covers beautiful dosigns,
Ten Kettles Cheins aud Vegetable Dishes aud Dish covers
nrttnnia Coffee aud Tea Pots,
trass and IRON uronecd Iron ditto,
Porcelain ho Metal uass md Tin lined kettios for pre-
serving and all other purposes,
'r.lc, settle naihng Tuhs for children,
Cake boxes Sptoans Of NIL kinda Feather busters Willow
and baskets Cahs Foot Mns aud In iac at,i
cle necessary housekeeping Finn Pocha cHday Ra'ors
Scissors, Nfars, Razor Straps ~
Fine Donho aud single arfeodGuua, from o. 90 10 e21 90
fino Rifles, ranging from Sl3 To- so,
der Flasks shot ponehus English, French and Amctl
Persuasion Caps,
Colts Five shooters, In /, aud Z inch barrels,
Colts lmprnN cd patent Five Shnetnia,
Colt al shooting Revolving Rifles,
Aliens Pistols in variety
Fishing Rois, Fishing Reels, Lines. Spinners,
virginia and Limerick llools4. Ne, ~
HousfnuIin1Nd MATERIALS
Locks In every variety window easa nem by 10 to ~
hy ~ lnches Hinges. screws Bofa, Nails Bhds Window
Springs, sash and Hind fnsenu sash Irons aud Cord Sash
rnoys Sash uers Snnd Paper aud other nrtiolos
.ssary building pnrposes CrpHfrs 1aas and fooia for
MiWrigAfs Planes OF description Marking and Gut,
ting iuages Hand and nonrh SCREWS BuSMuod aud Fin"
Ivory Rules Sto aud Iron Framing squares saws of ovoty
description Chscs Hammers lAteheH Brond ASeH Hand
Axes ShmgllnE Laihing iiaehets, raon boring aud
MortlcinE Machines, Sc, &e.
BLACKsMIfus TOOLS
Smiths BollowR English ard American Anvla. Sledgc and
Hand Hammers Files and Nnsa, solid Box Vices, Horse
Shoes Horse shoe Nails, Iron hfnce+ Patent Drilling Ma
chno German and Shear steel dres ty Contractors ard
asrtcaa mpi1ncnso Of crrg dsrpaH, SdddCrs nafidts,
IFiHNiB9s and IN fact every article to hc found IN
general stock Hardware and intend to keep hwnys
hand good oitha bo goods and Will sell ma cheap
other House.
orcH will meet with prompt attention and satisfaction guar
teed Call and
mp qJd1etiiuy ooLnouNS, WHALING a WILLS
Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

STKoTHLR & WITHHELD
ap2tts y FHsH.
ggspg7 aEsD eRF Mesa pleasant rcIac-
I'VE d. constipation producing no sickness at the suU
ach or uupraau sensation after taking Those who suffer
from viii find the Modcaed Pruues just the a
Gle needed Full directions accompany each For sale By
}. II. THOMPSON & Co,
rp2tts Apothecares prnPelsls.
6tGyEENTRAEED ENE-A new nrti'ic for
making Domestic soar. 25 cents worth OF this article
ndded pounds and gallons water viii MAKE -
pounds very handsome goo Soap that viii wash well II
The grease home the soap costs less nn cent
pound For sale by SIAblLi JUNE
ap 29dts
IDLE isE NsDN.-N we would "a, 20 ih"scs "s
trnr fsuin iiles bulls Pile Remedy has cured case
in this civ given up hopass Try by all mems Ter E"e
hy Iap2l.tsi J H. THOMPSON 90. Drusgz
yDas sax. E.4Dts-.-E new and easy way
r az maxim jelly without either boiling or sr7iHag aNi
without ,.
Throupihe kindness Of one of my Lady customers am
permitted 70 f3rujsh tue above mode of making Joy
single tv,.uy HYe cent package of Geatlne VIII MAKE
pin Of Jvy VIII please tie eye and the palate ~ the
most tasilions. JolN' IL nl-t'
aP2rts i'lH1- -
HtOpPEgs's Refined sheet and Shred e@riati"c,
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lSOpPEss's Refined sheet and Shred eriatluc,
~ also Sparkling tiea!ine for making Bang Mango
Jellief & G. for sale BY JOHN II. SEAN,
no5ts Druggist.
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