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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-19

6 p E TAI NO TIC e :.
The subscribers, referring to the above notice, beg
leave to inform their friends, former patrons, and
purchasers of Dry Goods generally that they intend
keep, as heretofore,
First Class Dry Goods Establishment,
and will endeavor by pursuing the liberal policy in
offering goods Of genuine quality at uniformly low prices
to meet continuance and increase the public con.
dence and patronage that have been long enjoyed by
the od firm, and for which, they take this occasion
to express their most grateful Acknowledgements
Having long acquaintance with the retail trade
in Worcester County, and possessing ample facilities for
conducting the business, they promise to all the
advantages which their experience, energy and capital
affords them, to make their store popular for fair and
honorable dealing, careful and constant attention to the
comfort and accommodation of their customers, and
by Offering at all times fresh and carefully selected
stock in every department of the business and always at
the lowest prices BARNARD, SUMNER & co.
Worcester, August II, 1857. diff
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NOTICES..

hR. HENRY PARK Err would respectfully
~ inform the inhabitants Of Worcester and vicinity,
that having devoted than thirty years to the prac
tee OF medicine In the adjoining Of Grafton has by
the solicitation of several Of his friends been induced
return to Worcester his native town, and resume the
practice of medicine.
He is permitted to refer to Dr. John Green, Dr. B. F.
Haywood, Capt. Ephram Mower, Otis Corbett and VIM.
Harrington. Esqrs Of Worcester and Jona Warren,
Esq, j. D. Wheeler, Esq, Mr.. Winthrop Faulkner,
and Or, james Putnam, Of Grafton.
Ohoe No. 236 Main street, three doors from the
Of Pleasant street. au1s d3#
WORCEsTER COUNTY MECHAN-
Wv ICS' AsSOOIATION.- There will be q special
meeting Of the Association, Wsshburn Hall, on
THURSDAY Evening, August Goth, ct O'clock to act
upon the amendments and alterations 0! the By Laws Of
the Associations proposed the Association spe-
cia meeting, held Aug 10TH to wit In section LIST Of
article 1st--
To strike out the words nechsnies and
aft the word o in the second line and to insert the
words persons who may have been engaged in
mechanical or manufacturing pursuits" and also to
ehange the word mechanics after the word f' in the
second line to the word mechanical" and also to change
the word manufscturers in the fosrt ne to the word
msnuiacturing so that section 1s of Article 1st will
read as follows, when amended, to wit:
The active members of this Association shall consist of
persons who are. or may have BEEN engaged in me
chanlcal or manufacturing pursuits mechanical they
sha have wrought at their occupation least years
manu- acturing, they shall have been employed in con
yerng raw materials into suitable for for at
least one year. and understand the process of manuac
ture in all its operations.
And also, to alter and amend Section second of Arti
Gle FIRST, by first striking out the words, Subscribe
the By Laws and, afer the word shsl in the seventh
line, and then insert the words "Whin thirty days
after the word "Clerk IN the line SO that the 7h
and Sth lines of said SectioS, when thus altered and
amended, shall read as follows to wit He shall pay
to the CLERK, within thirty days. the Of Five Dollars
z. 70 act upon the name CT any person proposed
candidate for membership.
A full attendance is requested.
Per order of the President.
PHINEAS BALL. Clerk.
Worcester, August T. 1857 dat
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A RARE CHANCE!-The subscriber desir
"a Gus of making change in his business will sell
his entire stock of goods part to suit purchasers
great bargain, if not disposed of in one week from
date, and will commence selling instruments great
discount Those wishing 10 purchase will do well to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
a. MARSH, No. American House Block
Worcester, Aup II 1897 dtfia
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"a TREMENDOUS
IS B A R G AIN s !.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his customers
u aud the public generally that he has just received
one Of the largest and best selected stocks of
w u t c es, Je w eIry,
AND FANCY GOODS,
Which will be sold at less price than they can be found
at any other place in this city.
He has also received large and extensive stock of
d M N g
Also large assortment of
Gutta rchn Rings,
of various patterns. Also he keeps on hand.
as heretofore,
French and me rican Clocks,
The best stock of
Fans and Opera Glasses,
Can be found at our store in great variety. W.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Double Timers, Ohronometers, LEVERS and akinds of
Watch repairing will receive particular attention Rail
road Conductors and Engineers especially invited to
call.
All gods sold at this establishment are warranted
ns represented, and perfect satisfaction GUARANTEED
Watch Crystals fitted for 10 cents.
County dealers supplied on reasonable terms. Please
cal and examine my stock of goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
]. BRUoKHEIMER,
No. Bay State House.
aul9 dH Main street. Worcester.
EMBROIDERIEs AND LACEs.
We are able to exhibit more than ordinary attractions
in addition to our usually good assortment, in
French and Scotch Collars,
Maltese and HOn1IOn Collars,
French, Cambria, & HOnfton Sets,
Cambria Muslin Sleeves.
Cartons of Brussels and Guipure Laces.
900 Cambria Bands, all widths.
The above goods bought at large Cash Auction
Sale and will be sold accordingly
We have also received few Cartons Of
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Velvet Ribbons,
BUTTONS, oHENEILLE HEAD DRESSES. ZEPHYR
woRsTED,
and great many other Fancy Articles.
Call and see the bargains of the season. which are now
offered by
GROSS s. STRAUSS,
1852 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
Worcester, Aug, 10, 1857 dly
ENORCESTER ACADEMIA Fan
w term of this Institution will commence THURS
DAY, Sept. 10Th Both male and female pupils are re
ceived and every facility provided for the thoou
AMI finished academical education Candidates for the
Christian Ministry, approved by the Examining Commits
tee receive tuition without charge. Circulars or Gaia
ogues will be sent application to the Principals, or
to the Rev. H. L. Waylanl Secretary of the Board
WIN. S. GREENE, ln
aul9 deod4w WERDEN REYNOLDS, rrincApals'
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE co.,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital paid $50 10000
Accumulated Surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $75,50945
VIM B. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. @. PYNCHoN, Secretary.
Will insure Real and Personal Property against fire. on
application to VIM. S. DENNY, Agent,
At the office of Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company, Clarks Block, Worcester.
au19 diff
GIRL WANTED.--A Protestant girl, who un
" dGrstands general homework, can hear of good
place by applying at Is School street au19 dat
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SILKS, SILKS.

SILKS, SILKS.
In Silks we can beat the world.
Silks worth SOC, for 81.
I" 62tc, +" ~.
g +" T5c, s. 90.
All our dollar Silks marked down to 75G,
All higher c1st Silks, and rich Silk Robes at proper.
honally low prices.
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DIED.

In Paxton, 18th inst. Amos Ware aged IS years
Vermont and New Hampshire papers please copy.
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ShawIs, Capes and MantfIIns.
We have unusually large stock this departme1
which must be sold at some price or other.
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@ F. OUSdWANs
TEACHER OF. THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsH's Music Store,
No. American House Block, Worcester.
o3dtf
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Alpine Hair Balm,-For something like year
past have suffered from very unpleasant irritation Of
the scalp and constant accumulation of dandru with
dry, harsh condition of the hair which falling rap.
idly. was induced by Mr.. Patten Druggist, to try
bottle of the Alpine Hair Balm. After the third appli-
cation found that my head entirely relieved of the
intense itching and that there evident improvement
in the condition of tina hair both in relation to the falling
and the harshness of the same by the time had used
bottle, found that the condition of the scalp and
hair much better than they had been for year
previous. @. D. CLEAVLAND, M, D.,
Harrison Avenue, Boston.
For sale by NJ. B Green Co.. David Scott, ]. Q. HILL
George b. spurr Charles Sibley, James Green, and all
druggists generally. my29 de3dw6m
w Woodland CTemm-A pomade for Identifying
the Hair highly peumed, superior to any French art.
Gle imported, and Tor halt the price. For dressing the
hslr OF ladies It has no equal giving it bright glossy
appearance IL causes gentlemens hair TO aurl in the
most natural manner. Il removes dandru always Civ
ing the appearance Of being fresh sham price
only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Propretors Of the
Balm of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. JOHN o. Hull, Agent FIJI,
Worcester. deod&wly ank
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Domestic and Housekeeping Goods.
Bleached and Brown Cottons only &C.
A Dwight Besched Cottons only 1Oc.
Linen goods of every description and every other ar
ticle in this department which a family may want, at
twenty-five per cent lower than be bought elsewhere
We beg leave to state that commencing business
under the most favorable auspices and that
mined to make our store the avcre resort of those who
love Bargains. Our stuck will be varied and extensive
from the cheapest to the richest and most costly
enabling us please the tastes of the most economical
as well as the LIBERAL and bear in mind that we will
not be undersold.
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DIR. LINNELL,
h NJ Gs P HIST
Will meet his office patients hereafter from to and
TO P. NJ. No, 6 Walnut Sn
Worcester, May 26, 1856
MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
2S6 Main street, up stairs. Worcester. %.
CAPABLE GIRLS can be had to do housework
MONEY EXCHANGED for good notes and mortgages
MONEY TO LOAN on gold and silver Watcher, and
Their kinds of personal property au10 dtf
Butter! Butter.-Eor SALE mice lot Of fresh
new Butter, in tubs. DRAPER & CLARK
aus dit
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DRY GOODS.

EUNE FRENCH CHALLIEs, AND
jy29 dim ssToWE LEAyENs.
CURTAIN MUSLINs this day receiyed.-1o
~ ps A superior French Patch, in high ccors; ths
handsOmest goods in the market, at
ie6 nf Fiaggs Block.
GUNNER SILKS AT 90 PER CENT.
y Less than the cost of Importation
One lot Of Rich Silks I'd wide, worth 81 IS, clos.
ing out at SHE One lot 75c Silks in good STYLES Selling
at Soc Splendid ohene and Satin Silks, worth 81 50,
closing at 81, at STOWE LEAVENs'.
NOR TALMAs AND BUSTERS, Wool
Il -Marseillsee and Print Check, in black or brown
For sale at au4 DIFF oHAs. A. UPToN's
BROOKS GLACA SPOOL COTTON
Ab For sale at CHAB A. UPToN'S.
au4 dt
nOMESTIC GOODS.-Bales and cases of
sale cheap at aud du CHAS A. UPTON's.
CHEAP! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST
D r Y Or o O D
G a t Es aims
CHARLES A. UPTON's.
To make way for our Fall Stock, we have marked down
entire stock Spring and Summer Goons unheard
Of low prices Among goods that must be closed out
without reserve the followng:-.
lot of White Grape shaws.
lot Of Stella ShaWls, in all shades.
100 Fancy Shawls, in plain and figured.
lot of Summer Silks
80 pieces OF Muslin.
40 French JacFonetts.
Balance of Summer Stuff, for boys wear.
rs Parasols.
Berages and Tissues in gd and plain some very NICE
Chalie and Berrage DeLaines.
10 ps: Berman Plaids.
Fringes Hosiery, Gloves Mttts &C., together with
great variety of other seascnsble goods Remember that
the plsce to invest your money in Dry Goods is at
au4 diff CHARLES A. UPTON'S,
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orignalcos; determined to close every article
before getting In our Fall Stock.
Ladies may be sure of getting
BETTER BARGAINS
Than were ever offered in Worcester careful perusal
of the following prices must convince any one.
Yard wide Muslins worth lac for 81.
&c " (French) worth zoe, for 10.
(Jaconet) /" 25c, l2t,
Berage DeLaines and Challies worth 2Oc for 12t.
II" 3" c17c, St.
DeBeige, only Sc.
Scotch Ginghams worth lie, for Sc.
Yard wide French Ginghams, only 2Oc
IS +" {" Prints worth 2Oc for I2l.
'' 6 (extra) worth S74c, for II.
Pacific, Merrimsc and Cochsco Prints only Sc.
White Brlliants for 10 and 1910.
Valencia and sebastopo Plaids, worth 50c. or25.
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For sale by all Druggists. JOHN q. HILL, Agent
Worcester. deod&wly ami
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GIRL WANTED.--A Protestant girl, who un
W derstands general homework, can hear of a good
place by applying at Is School street au19 DAT
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MOTT EE is hereby given, that shall pay no debls
~ contracted by my son, Grin E. Smith, for necessa
ries otherwise, until further notice. the said Grin E.
having left my employment and control.
EBENEZER 7. SMITH.
Webster, Aug Il, 1851 d8tA au15
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One lot Of Rich Silks. I'd wide, worth 81 25 clos
ing out at SHE One lot 75c Silks in good styles Selling
al SOC. Splendid Chene and Satin Silks worth Al Id
closing at 81, at STOWE & LEAVENs,
iy2q dim
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CURTAIN MUSLINS this day receivable
~ ps. A superior French Patch, in high ccIors. tbs
handsomest goods in the market, at
CHARLES A. UPTON's,
leo Ih Fsgg's Block.
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SALT! SALTi 1000 bags ground Rock Salt
- 3, 10 and 20 pounds each Also Liverpool fine and
fine, In sacks and Turks Island, In bulk. For
sale at wholesale by j. H. GREGORY, Agent,
aul2 da Foster st, opposite D. h w, r. X. Depot
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Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY E COUNSELLOR At LAR
No ZIG Main street, WorcesterMass
myS0 an
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GIRLS no DO HOUSEwoRE

A CAPABLE GIRL, with the best Of city reference.
be seen a. II Thomas street. al -, 80
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DIR. j. M. RICE
Omce No. Harrington Block,
Corner Of Main and Front Streets
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TO LET

COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET For further
" particulars inquire of A. HARRINGTON, 80 Mul
berry street. off ami
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NOR TALMAs AND BUSTERS, Wool
Il -Marseillsee and Print Check, in black or brown
For sale at au4 DIFF CHAS. A. UPTONiS
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The USEFULNESS OF BIRDs-Tt takes mankind a
gret while learn the ways of Providence, and to
understand that things better contrved for him
han he contrive them himself. OF late the peo-
pie are beginning to learn that they have mistaken
the character of most of the little BIRDS and have not
Understood the object of the Almighty In creating
them. They are looked upon the friends and very
great friends of those who and reap 1t has heen
that they live mostly insects which are among
the worst enemies of the agricuturist, and that if
they take now and then grain of wheat, they levy
but a small tax for the immense services rendered.
In this altered state of things legislatures passing
laws for the protection of little Birds and increasing
the penalties to be enforced upon the biEd-killeFs
An illustration of the value of some of the winged
tribe is now before us in paragraph from a paper
IN Bnghamton, N. " g@ p @
farmer in that feighborhood wished to borrow a
gun Oft neighbor. for the purpose of killing some
Yellow birds in his field of wheat, eating up the grain
his neghbor declined to loan the gun, for he thought
ule birds useful In order, however, to CRAFTY his
rloslty he shot one of them, opened its crep, and
uhd Ill 1t two hundred weevils and but four grains
wheat, and IN these~four grains the weesi had
NroWed! This was a most instructive lesson, and
9rth tire life of the poor Bird valuable as it was
lS bird is said to resemble the canary and To sing
uey. One OF our citizens a careful observer and
S"ner Of many farms, called our attention To this
paragraph, and wished to use it as textfr SER
9nlzing for the benefit of the farmers and others
mao may look upon little birds as inincal to their
Cerests. He says he has studied the subject as al
Ser OF natural historyaas well as a hunter and al
H and he knows there is hardly bird that flies
W. W. Is not friend Of the farmer and the gardener
On hihk the gentleman is right, and hope his sug-I
pofis Will have their due weight. Haren
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~ w. H.tSTTIART,
Cabinet maker and Upholster HOTEL Fort St. Honoul
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J. WORTH.

Dealer in General MERCHANDISE Hfe, Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits at shortest notice. reasonable terms
Bills of exchange wanted. . duly i, 3S56-n
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Speak Gently.
I" A little word in kindness spoken,
A motion or tear,
Has often healed a heart that's broken,
And made a friend sincere"


Speak kindly, thou mother, as thou reproEest thy
erring child. Remember that gentle words will soften
his heart and, in after years, when thou shalt be
gone they will finger around it, and be shield to
guard it against temptation 1t is kind words that
memory twines around our hearts and guards them
with care.
Speak kindly, thou husband, as thou cOmest to thy
PEACEFUL home with thy heart saddened by the cares
business Danish thy sorrows as thou enterest thy
h9me and meet her with "A smile who waits for thee
with happy heart. Remember, she, too, has SORROWS
are hard to BEAR and thine should not be added
tlereunto. Thea meet her with smile and a kind
word and when she has left thee, recollection of
unkind words or harsh looks viii make her memory
sud and unpleasant but hallow it with remembrance
Of a life of happiness aud joy.
Speak kindly, thou man of business, unto thy
AI.ow-man. He may be unfortunate and need thy
help and If thou not assist him, speak kindly to
hin and cheer him up Bid him hope, and thou wlt
have aided him vastly. fthou hast mistortunes or
angry moments to cloud thy brow dc not let it affect
thy intercourse with thy fe'low-nen- Speak kindly
to them. Heaven will bless thee for it.
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NEW RESTAURANT AND COFFEE
SALOON. 49,.
~ ER MAN BEEZLEfe respectfully informs his
friends and the public of Honolulu general that he will
the first of February Restaurant nd
Coffee Saeon King street, opposite the Globe HOTEL
Those who viii honor him with their patronage may
assured that the eXeriOns will be used
the continuance of their support 31-1y
- NEW GOODS
EIvX. HAM. BRIG "ENMA" FROM III AM
~ BURG for safe at the of the undersigned, consisting
partly OF the following articles:
Gases eS Ginghanls, plain, white dotted Nusiins
Blk Alpaca, and Paramata, Irish linen Drill,
Silk Cers do Cravas plain cJored and checSered six,
Under shirts, Drawers, ladies' Hose,
Fancy brown mxd socks, blue navy caps covers.
a well selected assortment Of
FRESH PRESERVES, in eases of two ioz each,
Game. Meats and Soups, B0ipgnas,
Liver Sausage and black Puddings,
dams, .eIieS &C., &c.
Fresh Eng Mustard, and ID. bottles
Ass,d drops and Lozenges,
A small lot OF light and heavy CLOTHING.
A few of the style MOSS PICTURES. ~
1stf HOLT & HEUcK
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NOTICE --FIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
q inform his friends and the public generally, that he has
the stand lately occupied by vfncent King street
where he intends carrying the cpentering busnesin all its
branches Jobng done at the shortest notice. share of
trenage is solicited (1-tf) 49, GEORGE MILLER. %
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THE SUBSCRIBER


AFFERS FOR SALE the following invoice OF mer-
" chandise, arrived from Boston in the bark MESSEN
q Err BIRD HoIer during the month of New 1855:
10 Gases blue coos bales ekings. do brown cotOns,
% Bales denims, brown drings, blue drills
Crate yellow ppies 10 tubs 10 cases brogans,
Cases goat do do sewed do 5 do thick boots,
g lasting gaters hhds butter, 20 tierces hams,
r. 70 Haf-bbls crushed and granusated
10 Cases boiled hnseei oil, 3 bbls do do do,
90 pain killer, box beeswax, kegs salt petre,
50 Kegs zinc paint, IS kegs pure white lead,
10 Cooking stoves, J doz. StOughton's elixir,
Cases assorted chocolate, 100 tins water crackers,
90 Tins sters, 80 do butter do 10 do wine do, -
g so boz. assorted meats, II do blk pepper,
10 English mustard do tomato keichup, 20 do oysters
10 capers, 5 do pickles, 6 do assorted herbs,
20 green peas, II do green cora, 10 do sausage meat
. rose water, do gooseberries, 20 do Holsters,
16 claws 20 do lemon syrup Is do brandy peaches
do cherries, % do cherry brandy,
2 backberrydo, Boxers bitters, do ounces,
10 roast beef, S do do mutton, o do boiled do,
II extract ennon do nnee-e meat, 10 do beef soup,
20 Z" assorted preserves, 5 DO pepper sacrce,
cayenne pepper, preserved milk,
4 " assorted essences, z do roast gosse,
g mock turtle SOUP do oxtad do, 10 do asstd sauces,
carbonate soda, do tartar, radish
90 compound aroma, do Spanish olives, '1S
red current Jelly, do rhpbarb, do strained honey,
10 Kegs pickles. 20 doz. tsstd. preserves,
SO Boxes each Is les Cavenaish tobacco,
20 Haifboxes tobacco S. 10 kegs split peas. baes
Case Sulana rasins, bbls pepper, case nutmegs,
10 Kegs white beans, 20 kts No. 1 naekerel,
10 Goldfish SO do behring's, 10 do chemical olive
Case primes, do Adamahtine Candles do table salt
40 Kegs Carolina 10 bs olive OIL 30 dog Charcoal irons,
10 Bags shot, doz handled axes,
80 Packages Manila inch IL so coils do whale line,
so Packages ratlin stun,
10 worm line, honseIihe and ma airline
Coils Russian bolt 210 ash assd TO is feet
100 Casks nails do zinc do, reels lead pipe,
II Packgs sheet iron, bales. .gunny bags,
Bale buriaP Pockets do drill Fags (or coffee
bags all IF Bhcn merchandise is offered l1, and upon
- - ~ -- ~ cu,s Y,1rvvr,p a.
A'-e' - mas O,sA-" I'm 3D.
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GbIII dCHItfHIg, sJIII PuIeutIIS.
Learn TO labor and TO Wait.--Lo1
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Public Houseby Davis. Best Of Wines Liquors and Cigars
constantly on handcorner Of Marine and Nuualu streets
19-iyrE s.--..s-< ,
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THE HoNOLULU IRoN WORKS.

FHyHE UNDERSIGNED Row prepared 70 repair or
IL manufacture all kinds of mil gearing, 8indt
lass gearing, ship fOrgings and smith work.
Cart boxes, forge backs, anvs hand and made
or5er.s
Irop and and best quality Of smiths coal for sale.
Also excellent small mill with copper train
complete adapted TO either horse sater power.
NJ WESTON