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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
ALIENS
LATEST IMPROVED COMBINED
RE a FEE " .AN1D NJ q Ss Err.

NATE now offer to the public Il machine
w which, in the opinion Of numerous far
mers. possesses more advantages than any
other.
Mcssrs. Rogers & Boyers:--I used last sea-
son one Of Aliens new and improved Com
bined Reaper and Mower, and consider it
as Il Reaper and Mower far superior to any
have seen either for l@htness or draft 70" the
perfect manner in which it performs its work =.
either in grass or grain, for its strength, sim
pIicity and durability, and, in short. for every
quality that can be claimed for n Combined
Reaper and Mower, and it only should be
seen and used to be appreciated.
Yours truly, BARCLAY l.. ROBERTS.
Feb p. 1857. Bristol, Bucks CO., Pa.
G. B. Rogers, Dear Sr:-The NJ lower and
Rcaperi bought OF you. consider the best
machine have ever seen. ! can cut grass
and grain to my entire satisfaction. 1t is the
best machine in this country, and | can take
g eat pleasure in recommending them to all
want Of u good article. JOHN G. JONES.
Stcelville. Lancaster CO.. Pa, 1886.
u Circulars with numerous certificates
furnished on application.
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Il. T. MAY
HAS RECEIVED
NEW SPRING GOODS.

nUCAL ROBES. Almeria Robes, Challic
~ Robes. Alma Cloths, Valencicnncs. silk
Poplins, blacli and cold Silks, AlpacaS, Can
ton Cloths. French, Scotch and Domestic
GinShams; Prints in great variety; Grape
Shawls, Stella do; Nautilus, Farasols, &c.
Waite Goods. =
Plain and fg'd SwisScs, very rich; plaid
cAnhrics, plain do; Tarlstnns; Nyt's: white
and c"Itd Briiliaut:, plaid AMI ri2in Vain
socks; MarSeji9s; Irish Linens; linen shirt
fronts, EnbgoidGrics FiGuG'. D." 81 co.ilra:
slctyG%. infants waists. dImlty hIhdi, cam
brie and swiss edgiiG and Inserting: cJmhrc
and swiss founcingS; real French and Scotch
needle worked hdi;fs.; MarScillcs, whale bone
and reed skirts; also reeds whaeb"nns and
brass hoops; hosiery, gloves, CATERS, boots,
shoes, kid slippers, hair brushes. combs,
tooth brushes, powders, soaps, pcrtnmcr! &c
Domestic GDnGs.
Blcached and uuhlrachrd muslinS. bed
feelings. cord, hicachr,t and unhleachcd
driling>; paper muslinS. wooden launels aud
cotton do; table diaper towel do; crash,
brown and hcachcd: shectug inusIins, sheet
ing linen. &c.
NXaSscs - GSs:EldreEss' Wear.
Plain and neat fig'd WOODEN goods. for
dresses; prints, laws, hosiery gloves, CATERS,
boots. ankle tics, brushes, combs. &c.
bsOS,S' w ear.
Cassimercs, twGcds, plain and plaid linens,
very neat; cotton plaids aud stripes; Marseii-
les, neat plaid; liats, hosiery. gloves, Sc.
Trimmings.
Ribbons in great varetyi fringcS, Gimps,
bnttons, caps. flowers, quiliings. s...ins, nctts,
modes, bnnncts, &c.
The public are respectfully Invited to call
and examine. Tapr IL
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COATSVIILI,
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
English. I4irgual, Mathematical, Co.n-
mercias and Fine Art Institution.
z. G. COCHRAN, Nj. A., Principal.

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B'lh Summer ocssioh u"'''i"enVr' 1Pr!I
a IN ana eo"tiisueS uii''l 'h1 -hh q d 9Ae
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ne apoNr iH>tftH'i'i ah'Iua s"''e "'N'h'
!agcS, ""e" we Ieo' SattS'lt'l no one lu',!' IT,
non :" our e"u''r: P''sr"l'' aho"B ""'S''
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DR.. J. Simms' Cough Syrup.

Di' ~ SfhiIns SOush syrup.
TNlIIS SYRUP has proved a sovereign remedy
l. IN all affections of the Breast and Lungs, as III
Coughs. Colds, Whooping Cough Group, lIoarse-
ness, shorncss of Breath Pain in the Breast and
sides Splitting Of Blood. Sore Throat Bronchitis,
and lnsipicnt Pulmonary Consumption; together
with every ailment incident to tho Breast & Lungs
Unlike most of the preparations made for dis
eases of the Breast and Lungs, this Syrup steadily
gnins in public favor we have known it to relieve
and cure to the utter astonishment of the patient,
thus confirming its utility in the diseases for which
it is intended. 1t is pleasant TO the taste and ef
fcctual in its operation; nfording relief in two
doses. and performing II cure with rapidly hith-
erto unknown in the annals Of medicine if n cure
can he effected at all Containing no d,eterious
substances its administration is safe under al cir
gumstauCeS
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o. i,eaorrs ane Correspondents.

1--WE have had to lay over a number of
articles from our correspondents, some oil
which will be printed next week.
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BUILDING LIME.

rsNllE subscriber wishes to remind the cti-
a. zcnS Of Cecil county. that he continues
to manufacture Il superior article Of Wood
burned Building Lnle, at his Quarrics in Mill
Crrel. Hundred, Del
Having made increased preparation, he
hopes 20 be able to supply all who colue to
the kiIns. Lime delivered as usual at prices
proportional to the distance.
Address JOHN G. JACKSON.
May 3w' Wilmington p. o., Box 800.
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TTThirty-two Of the fires reported during
the last mouth uccasioncd a loss III the @ggrc-
gate Of 81 $4,000. The largest fire was IN
Baltimore. the loss amounting to e3iO.o00:
a fire at Marietta. Ga destroyed Slj2UO0:
others at North Adams, Mass, and at Atlanta
t,a,. each 500 OC0.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
NATILI. be sold at public Sale on the pre-
w mi>es Of the Late John Grirst, ST.,
decd, on
TUESDAY, May 12M.,
The following property to witt: One good
family Mare, one Cow and one IIeiter one
Carriage; PIoWs. llVrows, Hoes, Rukcs.
Forks and ShovelS; ono grain Fan;
Household and Kitchen Furniture:
such AS Bcdsteads and Bedding, one case of
Drawers, two Cupboards, Tables and Chairs;
one template Stove and pipe, Pots, Kettles.
&c. with variety of other articles not here
inserted.
Com and PortTo by the bushcl.
\ lot Of Wheat in the Ground.
J7~Sale to commence at ! O'Clock on said
day. when Attendance will be given and
terms made known by
AMOS CREST.
May , IS Admir-.
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A VALUABLE MERCHANT AND
GRIST MILL

Al PUBLIC .4UCTION-AtP Port Deposit,
N Cecil county Md.-Will be offered al;
Public Auction that largo Granite, Mer-
chant and Gtst Mill, at tile North end Of
Port Deposit, s:known as the Rock Run
MILL" This Mill is four stories high IS by
40 It. 1t has two pair of extra Bars. grind
ing each 90 bills, or 10 bhls of flour per
day. 1t has Il fall of 80 feet water power, Of
II - feet ovcr-shut wheel; would do double
the grinding il now docs with the substitution
of,a 50 feet wheel.
This mill does an extensive town and conn
try trade. and being situated at tn" Junction
OF the public reads which lead rn. Chester
and Lancaster counties. Pa; rendering sad
mill the most easy Of access to those carry
ing grain to Port Deposit, and market at
city minimum rates. There are also nearly
S.Acres Of F.and
attached. suitable fer binding purposes. on
which is convenient STONE DWELLING,
with well of good water at the door Stable
and other out-huildings. Also,
GRANITE OF ARRIES &
q O L \ ID II J., \ II s:
the latter Of which command a rental OF $500.
The Mill rents from 500 to $500 per aunpm.
This mill has been recently reconstructed
throughout the interior arrangement. being
Unsurpassed for merchant and country mill
ing. There could be an extensive business
done in the grinding and sale Of Plaster; from
400 to 900 tons per annum.
The above property will he offered at Prh-
lie Sale on seventh day, SATURDAY. the
3Oth day of filth month. (NAI.) 1897. at ,
o'clock =. NJ. at the hotel Of Robert Smith,
in the aforesaid town.
TERMS.-Thc terms of sale are one third
81, ;,l IL
residue in twenty-tour months from day Of
sale; the credit payments to be secured by
bond or MORTGAGE or notes with interest and
approved security. j. b. PRESTON.
OLIVER G KIDD. AuctioneGr.
Port Deposit, May 2tS
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FOR SASSAFRAS u ELK RIVERS,
Port Deposit & Hare de Grace, Nd.

.Tsgc~ d Steamer Lady Wilmer
4SLigGlg4ls3;aa;;f$3 Capt. WIN. WILSON, being
ss-5:z---szt thoroughly ovc;haulcd and put
in complete repair for carrying Freight, and
handsomely fitted up for the accommodation
of Passengers, leaves Race Street Wharf,
Philadelphia, every Wednesday afternoon, at
a O'Clock. for Winners Point, Md, touching
ut Port Herman and Fords on the Elk River:
Turner's Creek, Fishers. Cassiday's, George
Town, and Fredcricktowr on the SassairaS.
Returning, leaves Winners Point at
O'Clock, A. NJ, Thursdays and Frederick
town at p. NJ, touching at all the above
landings, reaching Philadelphia early Friday
morning.
For Port Deposit and IIavrc de Grace ev-
cry Saturday at O'Clock, P. NJ, from the
same Wharf
Returning, leaves Port Deposit at p. NJ.
Mondays arriving in Philadelphia early Tues
day morning, touching at Havre de Grace,
Ford and Port Herman each way.
Uy-Fare, one dollar. Meals extra.
Merchandise, Furniture, Grain, Agrcutu-
raj Implements, Seed, llorscs, Cattle, Sheep,
&c, taken at low rates. For Freight or pas
sage, apply to Captain Wilson on board the
Boat.
N. BAH Freight to Turner's Creek must
be pre- paid. [may 2 If
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ColoNIzArloN.-The total number Of en-
jgrantS sent to Liberia since the foundation
orthe American Colonization mlo20 Is stated
to be SOP, of whom 3,GlG were born free,
and 5 500 emancipatcd witha view ot cmigra
ton. Tins number docs not include | 600
sent to MAJ Wand in Liberia, by the Mary
laud Colonization, Society.
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MOVING l. REApING KNIVES.

TINE undersigned having been engaged in
l. the manufacture Of Moving and Rcapng
Knives for several years. has turned his at
tcntion solely to the manufacture of that ar
tlcle, and is now prepared to fill orders to
any extent, either on the Bar or single Sec
tions, at the shortest notice. and on rcasona-
bic terms. G. IL. LAME,
No. 80 Cherry Street,
apr Is iw PHILADELPHIA.
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THE PIONEER ENTERPRISE.
GRAnD LOT EgsTRHBUTHeg,


At Church Hill. Queen ,4jIne Coy1tv
-
EdSter2 ISh0Te, .HdrytGDd.
10 M, MADE rpuU AnEipIrA Boo 1867
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= yIorso mud vi want SIX a-3J
! st,rrbonse and Lot rr,t s5G San
! Eui,d;ng lot. nero 5nS
do do {, I"S
n Rnil,liur Lots r3pxl 70 ff\ On Mi,
ar ii sweat StuD -,ao
15n nrild;pr Los c3oxI4o feat, n, a,d
street ~ ,r.o5o
- nuild.na Lots fs1xlia r.cn nm o,l
.r.,' G.,n "a
ana Gn;J Pencil. 81 "a
go ',g'l Ping, S: IN
Ifrf Port N5noi.s 81 ,tin
-
%2-n SL.rs e2,-,n .
.-S-;u,tvs SO each
'nIe In every len shares ,p,,st draw ,,i RANGING
from $50 to S:3I in yaIuc: md ,hsrn j.. moi on,,
blank in The whole enterDri ,e-IL,rp is no better
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TIE FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

Tho subscriber has taken
r. -IeI-- . that we'll known sold Stand :"
EEII9T& g, r. in Eliton and having fitted up
'.:s.zl:;asss.s<. the House in good style and
repaired the stabling, is now ready to enter
tain the public, whose patronage he will 10
thankful to rcccivc.
apr If j. 3. WELLS.
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TEE CECIL w HlG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.-S2. 90 a year,in advance.
80, if not paid in advance.
500, for clubs Five.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISER not exceeding
sul.re will be published three tines for on
dollar, and twenty five cents for each suhse
ul.nt insertion: longer ones iii the same por
portion. CO fNelve lines BREWER. or space
e1ulI to that make Il square. Advertise
marts published quarterly, semi-annnaily or
yearly at m dcratc rates. Advertisement
sent without the number Of times they are
to be inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates Fractions ofa square charged
as square.
GyNo paper discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid
To- Single copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
NY. B. PALMER. igent. \. f. corner OF
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia
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HbasT GGD1Ds.

Queensware. Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods. &C., &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has on
hand good lot Of Shovels, Spades, Corn
Hoes Hay forks; and he intends 10 keep on
hand various other articles used by Farmers.
He also has Fish Salt. Bacon, and good
assortment Of BlunIicS. Wines and other Lii,
qnorS, Wholesale and Retail.
His whole Stock is selected with great care,
and he respectfully invites all persons to call
and examine and judge for themselves.
r57Counhy Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM McCLELLAND, Jr.
MoyD II
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Dissolution of Ce-Partncrship.

yE7llE partnership heretofore exit Ig be-
4 tween the undersigned, under the name
and firm ofFoard aud Aldridge, traders in
lumber and coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said
firm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested to make payment
TO Samuel b. Foard, and all persons having
claims against said firm are requested to
present them to Samuel B. Foard for settle.
ment who is authorised to settle the business
of said firm. SAMUEL B. FOARD, I
JOHN G.. ALDRIDGE.
I'll, nh
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DR.. j. Simms' White Liniment.

For all The purposes Of an External Remedy.
This Linimeat is emincnty valuable in Rheu
matism. Neuralgia, Palsy Sore Throat and Mumps
it is uucquallcd. Gout, Nunbncss of the Limbs
Stiffness of the Joints, IoothIchc. Swcilngs, Frost
ell Feet. Sprans, Bruises, Burns and Scaids, Chapp-
ed Hands, and Pains of every character. We need
not comment further on this invaluable Linimeut,
than TO say it is highly appreciated an external
remedy wherever it is used; in fact it seems TO
tabish itself at once We therefore place it at the
disposal Of the afflicted in this vicinity having the
ing an external application.
DR.. j. Simms' Cholera Syrup.
This Syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known for Dyscntcry and Diarrhoa in all their
various forms; Cramps, Collie, Cholera Murbus
Sickness in the Stomach, Cholera lnfautuln, and
the Summer diseases of Children. 1t is excellent
in Debility. Weakness, Relaxation, and Chronic
Diseases affecting the Stomach and Bowels. and is
pleasant to the taste we'll effecua in its ope-
rations. This Syrup contains no deleterious sub
stances either mineral or vegetable; it is there
fore safe under all circumstances.
For many years the proprielors have used these
remedies in private practice with tho utmost sue
cess.
AUTIoS.--Please observe the written signature
of the inventor affixed to the wrapper Of every
bottle thus:J SntNs, NJ. d., none other is genuine
Try these remedies once and you will never be
without them.
A liberal discount allowed The trade Orders
promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
DIR. }. SlMMS & SON,
All and King SIS, Hdm,neton, Del.
~ Sold by Dr. IL. H. Mitchell Elkton; d. F.
Burton, Dover S. 5. lance, Baltimore; and BY
dealers generally. lmay 6m*
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Grocery & Provision Store
PORT DEPOSIT.

SNTE, the undersigned, having formed a
w Copartnership Tor the tranSacticn Of
business, would beg leave to call the atten-
ton Of the citizens of
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Dickey's Patent Corn Planter:

NOR EITHER DRILLING OR DROP
4 PING CORN IN TIE IilLL.-Thc best
article now i'll use, and which no farmer
should be without Corn planted with this
drill is less Liable to be taken up by birds.
more certain Of co ming up, and will produce
more to the acre than when dropped in uSu-
al way. All orders for said Drill will be
proinply filled by
HAINES & MENDINHALL,
Agents and Manufacturers.
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PATENT RIGHT.

THE undersigned having dissolved partner
L ship, of,r for sale the right Of Barker's
Double Acting Force and Lift Pump, for
Cecil county. The pump has been in use ter
more than year and has given general sat
isiaction. STAPLES X CANIWELL.
Elkton, apr II
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Attention Farmers!

Stupor Phosphate Of Lime, Chemical Fer
- tilizer and Bone Dust, manufactured and
for sale by ROGERS * B0YERS,
apr IL 3m PhIladclpl:a.
Also, for sale, Guano, Poudrott, and other
Fertilizers
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NEW STORE In ELkTON!
On Main street, Nearly opposite
fgeSstfG Es.egss.

HllE subscriber respectfully announces to
Il the people of Elkton and its vicinity
that he has opened a New Store on the CASH
PRINCIPLE. and now offers for sale at the
lowest CASH rates Il first rate assortment Of
Family tiruccIirs including all the varieties
kept in Retail Stores. Also well selected
stock Of
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The business i'll be carried on as hereto
fore by John G. Adrdge at the same place,
on NORTH STREET, opposite the Jail.
where lie will be pleased to accommodate the
customers Of the old firm and the public
generally. fully 10, 1886.
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1T Church Hill, Queen fine County,
Easiera Shore, .Harytand.
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SlMMS FAMILY EDICINES.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-26
NEW GOODS FOR SALE BY
Il. w. FIELD.

METAL and Com
e. position Nails, Brogans, women's Goat Buskins, do Kid
do, ladies' enameled Jenny Linds do Morocco and Calf Buskins,
do Bronze Sontags, Fairbanks Platform Scales of all sizes, Gro
GERS do. Counter do, EPSON Salts, Long Fluted Phials, Pima
Goods, Manila Cordage. 2Ttf
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q. If any one disobeying this edict. Some of the
p~rants and compradors have already been arrested
On the 10th of November, the American forces
age drawn into the war by having a boat belonging
the U. S. sloop-of-war Portsmouth, with the Ameri.
an flag flying, and containing Capt. Foote. of the p
nd three other Americans, fired into several times
s s one of the forts between Canton and Wbamnoa
The Portsmouth and LeUant were towed up to Wham-
pa Cthe San J@cento drawing too much water to
company them,) to punish the insult. when three
otber forts that were in the neighborhood opened fire
mon the vessels, which obliged our forces to capture
tbe four forts, a feat they accomplished in three davs,
though with a loss of six men killed and eighteen
wounded.
No apology being made by the Viceroy for the orig
nal insult, Commodore Armstrong proceeded to COM
pletely destroy the forts, after which the vessels were
70 proceed and anchor off the city and cooperate with
the English. The Commodor wrote for an additional
force by the mail of Nov. via Calcutta. It is expected
that the whole foreign trade with China will be stop
ped by the blockade of the other four ports. The
Viceroy of the two Kwangs has already ordered
through the Mandarins, the people of Too Chow and
Annoy to cease trading with the foreigners. 1t Swa-
tow, a large depot for sugar and opium, the foreigners
have been obliged to flee. At the large fire which oc-
CURED at Canton, over one thousand houses were
destroyed, together with all the mating and sugar
storehouses, in which all the stock of the above arti-
cles in first hands was stored.
STRENGTH OF CAPTURED FORTs.-The barrier forts
captured by the Americans, (Lerant and Ports
mouth were defended by guns of enormous calibre-
from eight to eleven inches-and the labor of destroy
ing them III earnest cannot well be conceived. There
were at the Barriers fort, % guns Fiddler's Reach
As Island Reach, So Square Reach, Al total 165,
which are all totally destroyed.
DECLARATION OF WAR BY YEH.-Froma proclama-
ton issued by Yeh, we extract the following:
"NOw the barbarian rebels have raised disturban-
ces, attacking our heavenly dynasty, destroying forts
burning ships and making war on the city. The
anxiety ON this account has entered into my very
bones and marrow, and your united wrath too ha:
been aroused. Now | have received the Imperial
command g firmly to hold and resolutely to fight ant
maintain the war from the public treasury-to block
ade the river and sea, and sweep out every fragment
You must on behalf of the Empire exert your strength
as brave soldiers, in order that not a fragment of tn,
foreign robbers may remain
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pROPERTY. sTOCK. Sc.
PUBLIC

y AVE THIS A TRANSFERRED MY
& Wholesale Wine and Spirit business to MIR. JOHN
RITSON and Mr.. Z. HART. so long
and favorabIy known in connection with it, and who will continue
to conduct it on the Old Premises, under the Auction Room Of
Mr.. A. Z. Everett, near the Custom House.
In making the above announcement, L feel it to be an impera-
tive duty, as well as a great pleasure, to return my sincere thanks
to a large and warm-hearted circle OF friends who have gathered
round me from the disastrous San Francisco year, 1852, to ths
present time-and in presenting my successors 10 their notice, /
venture to ask Il continuation OF their support to them.
Mr.. Rtson and Mr.. Hart have a thorough knowledge of the
business, and will do all they can to deserve the support not only
of my own private friends, but also of the public at large.
Feb. 1t, 1857. HENRY ROBINSON.
RETSON s. HART respectfully inform the customers
and friends of Mr.. Henry Robinson, and the public generally, that
they have succeeded to the Original Wine and Spirit business as
now carried on under the Auction Room OF Mr.. A. p. Everett,
near the Custom House. With a large and well-assorted stock on
hand. and with complete arrangements for regularly receiving
the BEST AND CHOICEST WINES and
n
from the London Docks direct, R. & II. feel assured that they
will be enabled to supply not only the best but also the cheapest
goods in the market. 32tf
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
- The copartnership heretofore existing between James
Wilson and John Z. Colburn, under the name of Wilson u
Colburn, Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants, at
Lahaina, Maui, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JAMES WILSON,
JOHN f. COLBURN.
Lahaina, Feb. s, 1857. 34-3
NIOTICE.-The subscriber will resume the Ship Chan
~ dlery and Commission business at the old stand, where it
will be conducted on his own account, under the name of
Boles & Co.
3. F. BOLLES.
Lahaina, Feb. 3. 1857. Stiff