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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-02

4<5z B. F.. SNOW
~ kRs FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers, ss
u s sse lowest prices, the following merchandise
DRY GOODS.
Chrome or,ure prints Corah Handkerchiefs,
green White and grey merina s s-s.sr.. si,ss.'
Fancy Prints o~"e''.
Brown Gotten drawers, Check Check linen shirts
White -" Calico
Red flannel = - W hite Il snitts-
Ca.s;rere pants Red flannel sirts,
women's white cotton hose, Gray bsankto
Mems striped hose, White blankets,
Embroidered under sleeves Black ana bfovfn es nA's
Guayaqu hats, Coored Coeufgs
Hickory shirts Colored India satin,
Sill velvet India rubber coats,
Navy CAPS with oil silk covers
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Men. heavy boots Calf Congress boots,
Goat buskins Eu'md leather Congress boota,
Boys calf boots, Md slippers,
Heavy brugans, Black CATERS,
Ladies' bootees.
GROCERIES.
Lemon syrup Assorted pickles, half gals.
Tomato catsup. Gerkins, half gals and a.
Fresh peaches, 0round pepper,
Superior Black Ten,
No 1 soap backing, Fine tobacco, in tin foil!
NAVAL STORES.
Chain cables Russia cordage, assorted sizes,
Aruy duck Manila cordage, assorted sizes,
Cotton duck Cut nails, lanterns
sUNDRIEs.
Boiler iron, verdigris,
Bars fiat iron, Curry combs
Grocers' scales, Table spoons
Hunts axes. ha.chets,
Iron bedstsais, French btsssead,
Solar side lamps Once cocks =
Leather trunks, Wool carpetine,
India Rabber Hsse, hf inch and fneh,
Brass Hsse Pipes, Lead PIPE.
&c., kc., sc.
Honolulu, A.sil 2s, 1851.
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VARIETY.

Earn your money before you spend it.
Never carry sword in your tongue to wound the
reputation of any man.
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AGENT FOR TIE
AGENT FOR LLoYD,s

The undersigned begs notify Merchants, Ship
Ship1iasters that he has received the appointment o
AGENT at these Islands for LLOYDS LONDON.
July 1-H ROBERT c. JANI0N.
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GAMxG.-Be assured that, although men of emf
nent genius have been guilty Of all other vices none
worthy of more than a secen5sEF name has been
a gsmester. Either an exes<4 q Avarice, or a de-
iciency of what, in physie SlIed excitablity, is
the cause of it; neither of kIth On exist in The
same bosom with genius, with petriQtisn, or with
virtue " Udshiagf0n. aszts &c
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Business GarOs.

Business Gar6s.
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Unacrwriaers.
The undersigned notify Merchants Ship
&C., that he has been duly appointed Agent
New York Board Of Underwriters.
13-1y ALEX.J J. CARTWRIGHT s.
AGENT FOR TIE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs fave notify Merchants, Ship
and Ship that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
J1ly 1-n ROBERT G. JANION.
AGENT FOR LLOYD,S
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship
Shpmasters that he has received the appointment of
AGENT at these Islands for LLOYD'S LONDON.
July 1-H ROBERT c. JANION.
TIME NORTHERN Assurance CONIPA.
ny, Established 1850 For Fire Ind Life Assurance
home and abroad.
Capital fI,259,76O, Sterling.
The undersigned has been Agent for the Sandwich
Islands, ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
7-6. Honolulu.
KRULL & MOLL,
Agents the Hamburg and Lubbock Underwriters Honolulu,
Oahu. ii. L. Julysl, 1S56-H
FLORENS STAPENHIORST,
Agent for the Bremen board Of Underwriters All average claims
against the said Underwriters occurring in about this
Kigdom will have to be certified before him. July u
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Be SrscEEE-Giod hsf6 Ne fisaft without th
words, but never hears The vord4 fout thp bscs-
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HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.

HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAHCMANU STREETS.
Dr. McKBBS intimate he joined by
Dr. Robert McKbln, of the Royal College of Sur
geons, London of whom being always in attendance,
will afford additional guarantee TO persons requiring
advice II medicine.
He received Of English Drugs, Peumery
&c. of the best quity, with which the establishment will
constantly be supplied and which will be sold reasonable
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined
replenished.
Attendance the Office from A. NJ, till O'Clock F. NJ
days, Sundays O'Clock, A NJ, to IL O'Clock,
A NJ At other times his residence, Union street.
II consignment of best London White Paint and Lnseed Oil
26-f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
serious shooting AHrny IN Ikpnsns.

On the 3Oth ult, an alrny occurred ut Tocum-
seh Kansas, between Judge EImoro and cor
respondent Of the Kansas Tribune, named kngy.
in Consequence" Of publication by tho latter
which the former considered personally offensive.
a correspondent Of thu N. York Times writes: 49,
| learn that Judge Emore met kngy ON the steps
of the court house, and after some harsh Ian
guage between them he strnok kagy with cane,
whereupon tho latter drew his revolver and fir.
ed, wounding the Judge very seriously, if not
mortally, in tho hip and thigh. Judge Gilmore
Immediately drew his revolver and fired upon
Kogy, and general shooting affair then ensucd
-kagy, being slightly undcd, took refuge in
the house of II man named Osborn. mud Elmore
being carried into the clerks office.
The whole affair is considered personal one,
ana no disposition was manifested by either par
ty to make n political matter of il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

a distressing case Of suicide was discovered
"Wednesday evening, nj a boarding house in Arch
street, Philadelphia. 1t appears 'hat Gins. A.
Whippp, medical student who occupied n front
nlio, not making his appearance ut tea, and all
efforts 10 arouse him being unavaillng, tho door
being locked on the inside, foroiblo entrance
was effected, when be was found stretched out
lifecss ON the bed, aud had apparently been dead
several hours. On examining the room, an en-
velope, with prussie asoid written on ii. was
found Tho deceased was % years of oge, and
very steady in bis habits. He left n letter, writ
ten to his father who resides in Iowa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
From gynsthiunIOn

WAsuNGToN. Feb 2O.-The Hon. J. Clancy
Jones has written a letter to Mr.. buchanan, Pro-
sident elect, requesting him not to place him
IL, his cabinet He did so in consequence of the
opposition to him in certain quarters in Penn
svlyania and in order to relieve the President
elect from any embarrassment upon the subject.
The Senate have called upon the, President
Cor all letters. if any. which may he in posses
-ion Of the Government from Judge Leoompte
in vndcaton of his judicial conduct in Kansas
This is preliminary TO tho consideration of the
nomination of Mr.. Harrison which is set apart
for Monday next.
1t is stated here among Mr.; Cass friends that
he to day received IA letter from Mr.. Buchanan
President elect formally rendering him the ap-
pointment of Secretary of State.
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LATEST NEWS.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson gave notice Of his in
teniion 10 introduce bill giving 10 the cities OF
Washington aud Georgetown, five hundred thou
sand acres of land for the support OF pubic
schools. in which the colored population shall
share.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF
the bill from the house of Representatives, to
authorize the peop'e OF the Territory OF MINES
Ola 10 form aConstitution and State Government
preparatory to their admis Sion into the Union
ON an equal footing with the original States.
Mr.. Briggs moved to amend tho bill by insert
ing n provision that none but citiaens OF the
nlted States shall he entitled TO ,ote with re-
ference 10 the formation of the Constitution and
State Government. Whether this WINS enc of
the principles. or not. of the American party, he
WAS decidedly in favor of it.
Mr.. Douglass opposed the amendment. think
ing that 1t was nm improper ono.
Messrs. Brodhcad and Brown advocated the
amendment:
llousE.-The bill making appropriations for
the services of tho Post Office Department for
tue current year was PASSED.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration of
the resolutions heretofore reported by the com
mlfee on the Judiciary, namely: That j. {.
atrons. u. ). district judge for the district OF
Texas, be impeached of high crimes and mis-
demeanors.
\ debate took place. in which il was maintain.
I'D that there was not time To- act upon the sub
Ject, considering the gravity of the charge against
Judge Watrons, aud the further consideration of
the resolutions was postponed until next Satur-
day.
The House by vote of ninety six against
eighty FIVE laid upon the table the resolution
ported by the committee of elections. that the
lion. j. w. Whitfield Is not entitled 10 n seat in
this House as the delegate from Kansas Terrific
ry.
The House went into committee ON tho Def
cheney Appropriation Fill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

The Commercial Advertiser Of Tuesday con
taus the following respecting the health of
Ora 1ioid, the scul ptor, who it will be remem-
he, I'D, was lately spoken of as given up by his
l't yscans:
"A letter received in this city this morning,
written, by Mr.. Crawford, gives the gratifying
Intelligence that he had arrived in Paris benefit
ted rather than otherwise by his journey and that
III, Paris ply sicians speak hopefully of his ulti-
mate recovery. They recommended him not to
,uont to any operation, having confidence that
liz disease will yield to medicine. lie writes to
Mrs Crawford assuring her that there is no caps SO
for alarm. and advising her not to incnr the ia
tls,ur of going to him. 1t viii be remembered
however that Mrs. Crawford has already sailed
for Europe.
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cttp dMO state IHdlrS,

LADIES CELEBRATION ro-SiGHr-TABLEArx- FEAST
Al Dudley Hall this evening the Ladies' OF the ut
Vernon Association will continue their efforts, in aid
of the patriotic cause in which they have eneagad-
THey deserve success account Of the zeal and fdel-
ity they have display ednd the cause IS worthy the
contribution of every who res.the name and
memory OF NAsHINGroN. Apart from these consider
atoms, the attractions offered tonight are of htea-
seres worth more than the price charged for nimis-
sion Lirag Pictures, plcasant to tie cye and Glove
" to behold will be presented series Of them
which will not fail 10 excite admiration MISE
vocal and instrumental Will also lend its charms 10
enliyen the sce'es Some of the sweetest e lie voices
heard III our city Will be raised aid 10 the gen
erl atracton Of the occasion. "Ctelture comforts
will mol be forgotten aul after the Tabeaux and
the Music, n delicious Sgpy.r viii be served. OF which
all my partakc-thus adding "sweets 20 the sweet
We invoke fall hcnse, aud promise most beau
tiiul and interesting entertainment. Let all who adj
mire the ladies, reverence Washington or love fine
music and a good supper, come. Let al come The
following IS the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES


~ mn = Dos ioN January Ia. ls5l-ten1l,,aan RE-,
saihs an potent medicines With ,listrtst II was mol nni
% On Ie'iaced to heipssne and after the skl If nh.
.u ia,eu :" BEN III iue that could prevailed nnon
= a'i OF friends. 10 try your Oxygenaied Bittsrs
disease tom hisA have suffered ia all il.
hasi Terrible forms. iof ahout even years - "
"'eN' sine commenced using these laerS and
rus restoration health : - mum '''' 80
4 az ct an "Ipetnniiyt 10 use my influence in recon
hhlhs s medicine 10 thse ao with THIS horrible MI.
case believing that in .as,s Of u, spepsa n win nr,
ie>itiAe hehvhi, II not .tiegIual cure
PHILIP IRISH. No = Ashburten PIaer
Nnie Ftninc mites siHuel M On The .,rapper
aLlh ". fuN Ii CO. LIZ Washington slf.st lbs
ton fierfetors Sold los then agents every where
Tor sale hy !. H. SEAY.
tab = dNfjtawlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

This gentleman appeared on the bench of the
United States Court. in Philadelphia, on Thurs
day notwithstanding the painful state of sus-
pense in which he has been placed for several
days in consequence of the illness and probable
death of his son, DIR. Kane. the Arctic explorer
After calling the list of jurors however, the Dis
ttict Attorney arose. aud n some remarks nppro
PIRATE To the occasion requested ia" crirr to ad-
iourn the court until the 10Th of March, which
was accordingly done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
AkRINAI. De THE AsIAn
INTERESTING srws rRoa Anno.pf

=. :, :, ------..-------
NM i""A' req 2s.-lhe steamer isid with Liv-
s'poo, "'.'' 10 inc IN arrived TO- bringing near
@'u',oV" IN specie Tie .i"d passed.the Ericsson
on Tue istn.
nsfsfapnlc dispatch from Constanunople says
thhi lApssIa demands tie occupation of the Persian
ptoNin,e e1lAhdrrhn
Inc hhB''h nave reconstructed the forts Mt Blu
sne, ''' troops 'hefeaad marched into the interior
ihey afe also ABOUT 10 occupy two towns on tho Fer
sun "9ii
ine hhk"sn ana French troops have been ordered
10 eN"sa1l' NItcrt. Ihetr demand having been iul-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.--1he bill for new nppor-
tionmenl for representatives. of tho legislature
passed on Tuosdny. An exciting scone ensued
in consequence of mn attempt on the part Of the
democrats to cxpunge the protest oi the rTpuoii-
cans against the manner of passing tho act.
Gov Bissc vetoed the bill.
The personal liberty bill has passed the l"gis
lature of Wisconsin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
The Trinlof Dr. Moore.

Tho trinI NJ DR.. Tfice Moore Tor Tho nTIrged
conspiracy. 10 murder Mr. Livingston, OF Tren-
ton.is still in progoss. Tho defense have put on
the stand sundry ladies Of easy virtue aud pro-
Tossing to be such, 10 show that the principal
witness against the doctor, tho young woman
who testified yesterday, was of Il "bad chorac-
ter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
pr. Bmrdcii's Marringc with Nr. Cunning Ian ~
spuU

The New York Erening Post publishes the
affidavit Of DIR. Spieer, of Sackots llarbor, the
business partner of DIR. BurdcIl from which il APP
pc ars that he (Spicer) was at No. 81 Bond street
in September, when the quarrel about the 5000
n"l:o occurred. After the policemen and DR..
Br 'dell had left the house, Dr. Spcer according
to his own lidav,scarchcd Mrs. Cunningbams
drawers &c, at her request but failed to find
IT, 9 missing note When DIR. Burdell returned
Ii cal ed his partner into his office. aud told him
at tho note not missing at all, but that it
Vas his desire to drive Mrs. Cunningham to
whom be applied the gros-est opthets. out of
his house. and to compass that.ho had got up this
story and was willing 10 resort to other measures
stu worse Dr. Spieor further states that he
never heard Mrs. Cunningham speak of or to
Dr. BurdclI in terms other than those of kind
ness.
Between tho first aud fifth Of November he
having meantime removed to Sacketts lIarbor-
Dr. Spcer received letter from DR.. Burdell, in
which he stated that. in consequence of having
divu'gel the conversation Of the Goth of Septem-
oer,he had been obliged to marry Mrs. Cunning
ham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
Dc,e,tiuu the Convent for gIyncn.

A great deal was said, some time since, about
the flight of a certain young Indy from the Con
vent of the Sisters of Mercy, and the consequent
loss of property to Archbishop hughes TO tho a
mount of S3OO,0OO The young lady it is now
reported was married ON Wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
DIG. rrKNnTII. oC,IIsr AumI.l

lFo'hF y L0Il0N] H4lIAHns EXCHANGE KithnlOnu
where he may bC consulted
q Onie, hours 1 NJ.
(ffow dte L9HagH T3acs)
number Of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday
honseo br Iumbu 10 Witness the result produced by pro
cess recently produced hv the Doctor aud applied Tor the
OF deafness and blindness. between twenty thirty pa
uehts attended aany Of whom stated by their parents
had been born deaf aud dumb They submitted Nari
ons tets hy which proved that their had
cured hy the application OF DR. Tunbus remedies and what
appears most singular that whether the depended
paralysis of the auditory of the tympanum
obstruction Of the internal passages relief has hee obtained
n eahlee effected without delay pain enience
several patients who represented that they had been
peirlA hind said that they could perfectly we'll
agree with MoSers Chambers that DR. Turnbull has by
his patience an ingenuity, obtained a grasp certain
neleaments and methods calculated deaf
ness, such as never cured before. feb lS-d6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

Providence, Feb 2l.'lho republican State
Convention yesterday nominated full State
ticket, including Elisha Dyer, for governor and
Thomas G.. Turner for Lieutenant governor
The American convention nominated tho same
ticket, except for lieutenant governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

ram killer win very little effort sales small
FIRST but as II became known demand
very rapidly beyond expectations
that bought would after MORE speak tho
highest terms OF valuable for all diseases
your pamphlet spoke From these recommendations
induced to use II in families
Killer than have before other mcdt-
cine III the same length at time do hesitate
that IL has given better satisfaction the
other article have rsod Hurry business pre-
vented our sending certificates, hut have vicinity
tom fifteen hundred thousand living witnesses who
testify 10 their ncghbors day by dav the value Davis
Pain Killer Keep large supply In the West Just such
medicine as the people want and they have already foune
out thai they the Fever and ABue for Yfve
cents will cure cold III honra cough
highland has proved to he the best medicine in for dis
eased stomach and many other purposes
LOCKWOOD & GRAHAM, Sandusky city. Ohio.
Forsale by Druggists Groe,rs and Medicine Dealers every
whore
fp ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
Escape of GOnv ici- from sing Sing Prison, New
Nork.-GNo Keepers a the Ice.


For the past two days dense fog has settled
over the city and its vicinity, extending along
the Hudson river nearl y To Albany Yesterday,
about l. o'clock, gang OF the prisoners at Sing
Sung, who were working near and in sight of the
river IN the prison yard, took it into their heads
that the fog was sent by Providence for the trip
10 purpose of concealing them from observation
aud OF furnishing them with IA bridge to run away
upon, aud of weakening tho ice to prevent any
person not willing to risk his life from following
in pursuit.
Acting upon this impression, about twelve
O'Clock, and when the ice was known 10 be quite
insecure. party, the exact number of which had
not been nscertained when our reporter left, ran
out ON the ice fast as they could go, and
soon disappeared in the fog. The guards soon
started IN pursuit, but instead of finding the pris
oners. two of them found holes in the ice, into
which they went, aud with difficulty were taken
cut alive. They could not see two rods from them
IN any direction. and, of course, unable to
know IN what direction tho prisoners had gone,
nor indeed what direction they wore going them
selves after they lost sight of the prison build
lngs. -Four OF the oonylcts got off, and perhaps
more. Whether they got across the river, or got
into lt-whether they escaped or were drowned
Is not yet known nor Is II likely to be for some
days, rs the direct communication with Rockland
AXE will not be resumed again until tho leo
oreaksup. 1t is presumed from the following
circumstances, that the refugees got across tho
liver. Two men, with plank set ont To track
hem across the river. and found they had fallen
uto the river several times, aud saw the traces
Of their having been drawn out.
by dint of placing tho plank which the search
ns carried with them over the weak places they
crossed the river in what they supposed to be the
tracks of the refugees and they came 10 the con
clnsion that the latter effected n safe passage.
1t must hnyo required mn uncommpnly strong
love oi liberty, or uncommon courage. to attempt
flight across the Hudson at Sing Sing yestel
lay, and in midday, and one hardly knows wheth-
~ to rejoice or grieye ut their success
Among those who escaped was the st. Clair
who Iun away last summer and was oyertakpn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

aN W. PAGE, Atiorur, al Inv, uyuchburg
has ed ls plc" to the tho Store
81 A. II iuckcr. opposite the Hank of Virginia
an =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

New YoRK, Feb 2l.-'rhe ship Cumberland
of baltimore arrived to- day from Rotterdam
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N1cCoWKu.E n 90,
lvu NhoI,-nl. mud II 1, a.

COMMISSION n fpRM ARpING MERCHANTS aud
MANU- facurop Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
nj tho old stand Of Motorkie Jones' MAN srhttr LtNcu
nuHu Va viii give particular attention Ia anlo Ut FLOUR
WHEAT, conn, BACON LARD, huTrER, Sc iihorai
advances viii be made nil oonanments, when required
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

iaia Inspector Martins UdrfhoHs0.
Hill. n WuuCEBsEND,

III d'Otnsti I0W WcrrbRWts,
sale of Tobacco Flour aud other Country Produce
LySeununu VA having formed acopnrnorslp Tor the pur
pose doing general Commission business will give their
indl, ded atioptou 10 all eonsgnmontH made Ia them
Store OF George u DAVIS and nes door To A
II Eueker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. Il, 1851. THOMAS q NIL
Refer Capt Jno NJ oteyt Cashier Hank Of AZ u Ia
Wis 1uo 4 Davis Co, Saml NJ Garland, Amherst Mayo
Caholl Nelaou, Il & Mitchell Cashier Merchants Hank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

NEW FAMILY UNDERWRITING "ow
~ in store and intend to keep hand good amy
res such as Flour Meat Sugars, Cofte"s and cas- 'e
Salt Beef and superior Hams, DurkeeS Ha2' ' S;co
superior article Mustard Pepper san, ',tsri da
Soap of variety brands, Cheese Choc"ae' ni od,a
iuantinc and Talow Cau1lts Also beautiful io Vi I'll
Work Baskets country renus 10 tn Nc oash
and to bring their Butter &c which will pay ,s cas-"
trade VALENTINE :" u 49, =. he
p. s. Always hand good assortment oil ' Is, ~
Goods wv
NEW England Rnm.-JO Barrels u go
~ vorci T. Rum, admin ably adapted 10 io"'''
frb - '' RpHoND, DAVENPORT & co
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n..fum.a urcn,h.-whn. lady or grn,Ic

]. pcrfumrd Nreuih.-W INT lad, or g'"'Ir
NON yol remain under the eurao of olsagreeable bfhi
tyI.n IN, using the "BAiN OF THOUSAND tLoWEts as a
detffrire wod only RENDER sweet ont leaNe 'he
Bad aud the stect delicate their ends van hevGr
,a',tia,,if Pour single drop Balm on your @oh pSh
o, :, ash your teeth night and morning. hity cent Dotte
viii last YEA. IT, ,.,,t r..i H., ,sir. ,b.
- , Iou.and Flowers II will remove tan, puppies
@ ft from the skin leaving it of SOFT ana r9seale tn'
W., toeI nour on two three drops, and WASH inc ia
night and morning. ,...f., I,r,sb In ei,brr
SuayIyG MADE EAsY.Wet your shaving orash m e
.an .r odd water pour III three drops 81 puh ~
ri, l,y"rs rub tho we'll and il will make
i nft ,ther much facilitating the operation % Su''R
"3i, ttn, rents for sale by all Druggists beware oi
eeuntet'e's' N W +. FETRlDGE co
Franklin SquaIe, New York.