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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
A. BADIA1I, JIl.,
San Francisco Agency.

our authorized Agent for Sacramento City. Al
rI.rs rnr advertising left with him, will he promptly
tended to.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12
ID. NEWEsAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!

ID. NEWEsAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!
MIILL always keep on hand q general as
w sOrtnIent Of the choicest Wines and
Liquors, among which may be found the fol-
lowing:
BRANDIEs
1000 gallons Domestic brandy:
1000 gallons Cogniac de CroIx;
Champagne Brandy;
Otard Dubois Manet 4 Co.'S, dark and pale;
Pony Brandy; Kirnme ia boxes;
Cherry Brandy also, WOlfe's scheidam Schnapps
wHisKEy.
Old Monongi.hcla; Old Bourbon;
Old Scotch and Old Irish Whiskey.
RUM
JAmaica New England; and st. Croix Rum.
GIE
Pure Holland and Club House Gin.
WINES
John Durand's IIaut Sauterne;
IT. Julien Metl0c; Old Sherry:
Turner'S Ginger Wine, and Champagne Cider.
sYKrPS
Raspberry; CONNIE; Lemon
And Orgcat Syrups.
cORDIALS.
BOXERS Stomach Bitters; stougilton's BItters
HOStetter's Bitters; Absynthe;
Essence Peppermint, ETC.,
Also, Brandy Peaches, In glass, gal and hf gallons.
For sale BY ID. NEWBACER
septic 20
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12

DI the following:
Brooks Universal Gazetteer Of the
World, 2'N engravings,
Memoirs Of Mary, Queen Of the
ScOts In Q vols,
FoN's Book of Martyrs,
Gathered Treasures,
History Of Oliver Cromwell, by
GuixOt In 2 vols,
History OF the GirOndists, by Lam
nrtine, In . vols,
POst-Biblica History OF the Jews,
ny Raphael, 2 vols,
Complete Analysis of the Bible, by
Nathaniel West, d. D.,
lIarvey's Holy MeditatlOns,
rilgrim's Progress,
Sacrcd Streams,
Life In California,
Heroes Of the American Revolu-
tlOn
Manual Of Elementary Geology,
by Lyell,
Gregory's Chemistry,
CemstOck's do,
Draper,S do,
COmstOck's Botany,
e" Philosophy,
Graham's English Synonyms, by
Reed,
Egypt and the Holy Lands, by Jno'
L. Stevens,
biographical and Historical Sketch
es, by McCauley,
Life OfNapoleOn Ill
A Yankees Travels through Cuba,
Life and Campaigns Of Napoleon,
IAfc Of Walter Scott, by Mcleod,
Lamartlne's French Revolution,
Lives Ofthe Queens Of England,
jackson and New Orleans,
Young Mans hook Of knowledge,
History Of the uen-Fever,
Life and Adventures Of Beck worth
The Practical Draughtsman,
Model Architect, by Sloan,
Carpenters Assistant and Rural
Architecture,
CarPenter's New Guide, BY Sloan,
Village Architecture,
Cottage Bulldsr.
Medical Works.
Rcach's American practice,
Or. Buchan's Family Physician,
Churchlll'a System Of Midwifery,
United States DIspensatory,
Dunglison on New Remedies,
DR.. Holleck's Works complete,
The Family Dentist, by Warner,
Physiology Of Woman and her Dis.
taReR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12

, smiths, Adams, EnlncrsOn'S,
GrcenlcHf's and Davies
ArithmcIics;
Biographies and Atlnscs;
: MOnteith's Youths Manual Of
Geography;
! Webstcr's. Walkers and john
stOn's Dictionaries, 10
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spiritual Works of A j Davis;
Fowler h Wells and COnlbcs'
PhrenOlOgiCs;
Family and Pocket Bibles;
Testamcnts;
Prayer and Hymn Books;
! Masonic and Odd Fellows
Manuals, &C.. &c.
And many other works, too
numerous ~ mention.
kane's Arctic Expedition.
Cooley's Encyclopedia of 5000 Re-
ceipts,
Gillespic'g Land Surveying,
! PreSc0tt's Conquest of Peru, 9 vols
% Biographical and Crlti.
cal Mlscellnnie3,
AlllsOn's History Of Europe, from
1859 to isis, I vols.
Theirs History Of the French Rev.
OlutiOn, ! vols,
Private Correspondence Of Henry
Clay, by C0lIOn,
Storms Works
The Modern British EssayIst,-Al.
lisnn,
! Appleton's Dictionary Of Mecban-
les In 2 vols,
Miscellaneous Works Of Sir James
MAcklntOsh,
Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences,
Blake's Biographical Dictionary,
! Prose and Poetry Of Europe and
America, by n. r. Willis md q.
p. Morris,
Cyclopetlln Of American Literature
in Q vols,
Memorial Ofhis Times, by Henry
! Cockhurn,
First Impression Of England and
, its People, by Hugh Miller,
Botany, by Mrs. Lincoln,
!! Travels on the Western slope Of
the Observation-Disclosures"
! Dicks Works, 9 vols,
Chatham, Burke, Ersklne and Mac :
! intOsh, vol,
The Museum Of Remarkable and
Interesting Events,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12

HA'ONJ "A AIui kc ASSOItultttl
VARIETIES
Portfolios; InkstandS;
Letter Clips and Folders;
Sand and Wafer Boxes;
States and Pencils;
Gold and Steel Pens;
lIill Holders; Parallel Rulers;
Portable Writing Desks;
Backgammon Boards;
Chess Boards and Chcssmcn;
Dice and Dice Cups;
Calendars; Color Boxes;
Percussion Caps;
Quilts; Waters; Sealing Wax;
Chalk; Notices;
Playing, Visiting, Converse
ton and Motto Cards;
Black. Blue, Carmine and In
delible Inks.
Knives; Scissors;
RnzOrs and Razor Strops;
Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Combs; Perfumery;
Fancy Soaps; Hair Oil, &c.
POETRf.
Shakespeare; Byron;
Scott; Milton; Dante;
Cowper; Campbell;
Hemans; Norton;
SigOurney; HOwctt;
Kirk White; Upper and many
others.
History of England;
do France;
do United States;
FrOst's Pictorial History O
California;
Gibbons Rome;
Pictorial History ANN Navy;
Annals o. .>an Francisco;
MOscheim's Church History.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Sanders'. Towns and Web
ster's Spoilers;
Sanders, Towns, Maguffey''
and Parker Il Co.'S Readers;
Smiths, MOrse's and MITCHELL
KirkhAm's, Billions, Smith s
Browns and Murrays Gram
mars;
OlendOrf's French and Ger
man GrNmmGrs;
ALSO-vlOLINS, GUITAR:
STRUC1
They are confident that thci
San Francisco, and are detern
trOnage heretofore bestowed q
Oar Circulating Library
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-12

STRUCTiON BOOKS FOR EVERY INSTRUMENT. "
and are determined sell low prices Thankful for the liberal pa
works ncxtant 80 - W
ALSO California Atlantic and papers
Tjmo Ell
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
TO SIT on

MURDER AT RED BLUFFs.-A difficulty
seems to have existed between two Mexicans,
named respectively Alijo Badenebro, and
Anastaco Lopez, for some time past, grow
ing out of II too tender affection that each
had for n certain SenOrita by the name Of
Joseia Salas ltappears from the testimony
OF the woman Aforesaid, that a quarrel took
place between the two men on Monday even
ing; Aljo then went away, and she saw
him standing by a small house along side Of
the road, where Anastaco had to pass, and
when he came along, Alijo jumped out with
knife, and inflicted n deep and fatal
wound, entering near the shoulder blade
and passing down into the lungs. lie only
lived IL few minutes. Under Sheriff Hall,
who happened to be in the neighborhood at
the time, IN company with j. e. Underhill,
pursued the perpetrator of the foul deed TO
the door Of l.. \ Days office, where they
arrested him with the bloody knife still in
his hand He was conveyed to the Jail and
confined in IA cell and two others arrested as
accomplices, who were also lodged in Jail.
E. W. Good ich, Esq, held an inquest
over the body on yesterday. The verdict Of
the jury was, that he came to his death from
a knife wound by the hand of Alijo Ba.de.
nebro. Beacon
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05

THE THIRD CRoP or APPLES THIS SEA-
SON Sam Hanson saw .an 'apple tree IN
Towers garden last week, that had borne
aud ripened two crops of apples this season,
which were all gathered and disposed Of,
and the third crop now on the tree, as large
as hickory nuts. Ii any Of our lower coun-
try friends can lay over this, let US hear
from them. -Red Bluffs Beacon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
Oruull.e Dailg Buttt Rerurh.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 5rH, 1857.

MUSHROOMS Within the last few days
mushroom gathering seems to have become
an extensive business in the vicinity Of this
city. Large numbers of men and boys, OF
ali ages trades. and professions, are out
daily securing the fields within a mile or
two of this city, in search of this luxury.
They generally return we'll supplied with
the object of their search Sac Sent.
There is an eating place on Montgomery
street, 0roville, that is q mushroom, with
out as much as toad stool for its customers
TO sit on.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

A DOLPHE VIENRlCH, being appointed Agent
N for the well known SAN JOSE NURSERY.
l.. PROVOST, proprietor, is prepared To receive and
execute all orders fr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05

Ok KILLED by INDIANS On recent
trip from Fort Crook to Battle Creek, Icha-
bod V. Withey had an OK killed by the In
dams between Pit river and Hat creek
He had encampcd for the night, and the OK
was killed before bed time, in sight of the
camp. Mr.. Nithey was travelling in COM
pany with Peter -, of the Pitt river
store. Red BiufS BeGc0n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

A BUSINESS MAS.-Among the many truthful par
agraphs afioat on the sea of letters, none is truer than
the following from the New Orleans Picayune:
The man who does not take a newspaper, (and
pay for it, might as well retire into a monastery for
he is incompetent to come In contact with a man who
does. Read the biographies Of our most successful
merchants, and it viii be discovered that reading the
newspapers, and advertising in them, literally con-
stituted the basis upon which they erected their
magnificent fortunes 1t is impossible to be a news
paper reader and not be intelligent. The daily life
of the whole world is written down therein. lntelI-
cence by railroad, steamship, and telegraph, hurries
over the land and the sea, and the editor, with his
unresting pen. records it for the public eye forever.
The merchant, if there was but one newspaper in
the land, and the cost of it was two-thirds of his gain,
he would be obliged to be a subscriber or retire from
business. The newspaper is the agent which every
person consults when ne wishes 10 buy or sell. a
man may have nearly all the merit, talent, and
cheap goods in the world, and they will be of no
avaiior profit to him unless the fact is known TO the
peook. There is no other available way to dissemi-
nate this information than by the press. 1t IS only
necessary TO give n little serious reflection to this
matter, to be convinced that the business man who
knows how to use the press Is bound to succeed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

ENDORSING NoTEs-Tbere il a moral in the follow
ing well considered remarks from the Philadelphia
Ledger, which should often be ~pondered. Wives,
read them to your husbands:
1t was well said, by q vesy shrewd observer, that
there are sJne things which every man has to learn
for himself IL would seem - IL the folly of endorsing
what Is called accommodation paper is one of them.
Tens Of thousands have been ruined in this way, yet
tens Of thousands continue to practice it. Many who
endorse paper with impunity for years, discover, at
last, that they also, in spite Of their assertions that
they would never be loserby it, are brought to bank
ruptcy by it. Sir Walter Scott, who had gone on
from year to year, adding acre to acre, farm to farm,
woke one morning to find that he was ruined through
his endorsements on Constabls's paper; and the rest
of his lifeNa life shortened BY excessive labOr-had
70 be devoted, not to carry out the favorite dream Of
his ambition, but to liquidating the debts thus con-
tracted- Even Barnum, whose name has become
SYNONYMOUS with shrewdness, fell before this delusive
habit A calm observer il almost led to believe that
there IS an infatuation accompanying the practice of
endorsing notes, which lulls sagacity to sleep, else
how can we account for the fact that so many able
men, 50 to speak, gambled away their fortunes ons
this mercantile rouge ct noSr. No man ought ever
10 endorse an accommodation note. The fnanciering
wA6ch raises money in this way is radically wrong.
Generally regarded as the cheapest, it is really the
very dearest method; for the friend who endorses for
you is sure, some time, to want an endorsement in
return; and he who once begins to endorse for
another, has put his forum at the risk of a hun
dred casualties beyond his own control. 1t is a game
of hazard whiei, once commenced, hardly ever can
be stopped. Money can Be got so readily by endorse
ing, that the temptation Is great to enter on specula-
tions that would never otherwise be thought of, and
hence it requires the coolest heads and the most pru-
dent Of operators to resist becoming too extended
when a habit Of exchanging endorsements has been
fallen into. Nine men out of ten, sooner or later,
get beyond their depth Hard times come on, and
then insolvency follows as . matter of course. 1t Is
always wiser TO raise money ON bona fde securities;
and if these cannot be had, then to curtail ones
business as fast as possible When two men are in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
ROBERT BROWNX

I'm
WHALING Gun. PATENT BOMB ANCEI
AND GUN
Il ETER SEW ERAL YEARS AN
experimenting upon whales, On the whaling ground, \
hin apparatus, combined with the advantages Of being . practN
Wha1eunan. the Patentee has been enabled to obtain an ipgu
ment IN form Of a Bomb Lance, which for utility ana enHe (
ness cannot be exceIed. -
The attention Of Agents and Officers Of whale-ships q
to the following testimonials 49,
SAN FRASclsco, January 10, l6So.&
CART. B. BRowN-Sir. L take this opportunity TO inforl
you that we used those Bomb Lances we bought q you, an
found them 70 be o. Dere6t In capturing whaet among4
the ice. Z
The first whale tias x used the Bomb Lance on was klleU
In the following manner The boat went alongside Of the whatI
and the boat-steerer fired a Bomb into him ard then fastened ~
whale did not blow amer the Bmb exploded. The abovemena
toned whale was in the ice, ami Il Is our opinion that We shouldI
not have got that whale and many others that we did E& n "a
hsd not been for you- Bomb Iances, and we fony rcosnnends
them to the attention of those fitting out whale Ship.
Respectfully yd4n,
THo,As WALL, Master bark George.
HoSoLuLu, March II, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BRowN-My dear Sir 1 used your Bomb
Lances In taking a whale, north, the past season, which made
$50 bbls. of oil. We never could have taken him without said
Yours Respectfully
G.. L. Cox, Master whaleship Magnolia.
HoNoLuLu, March Is, 1856.
CAPT. RoBERr BRowx-Dear Sir 1 take this opportunity
to inform you that | US 10ur Bombs on the voyage in the shiIl
Herald, and found d III in taking whales, and would
recommend them to an 1smsiL and especially around the is.
Z aa also s Sssd .n sSs hs1po0H I'D got most of the whales by your
Yours Respectfully,
Isaac ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the undersigned,
Agents, who have the Guns, Bomb Lances and Harpoons for
sale.
14f R. COADY L CO., Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

POLITICAL AND MORAL SENsE.-The Paris CORES
pondent of the New York Journal Of Commerce
writes the following, which is very much to the pur-
pose at the present time, says the New York Observer;
conducted for sixteen consecutive years, a news
paper which had a very wide circulation and con-
siderable influence. My invariable rule was the full
exercise of my own judgment and the impartiality
and patriotism which my conscience dictated. From
time to time, numbers of subscribers, party zealots,
withdrew, angry ' tn opinions that conflicted with
their p~rejudices and hopes; but most of them return
ed before long, and as many new subscribers were
attracted by the novelty of moderation and impartial
treatment. About nine or ten years after the COM
mencement of my enterprise, 1 happened to be at a
long and crowded breakfast-table on board OF a
steamer of the Baltimore line for Philadelphia. l
was seated at one end, and was accosted, in a loud
voice, by an old acquaintance in the middle. Sud
denly, a stout, welldressed person, who had over
heard my name, rose at the other end, and cried
Are you the Mr., who edits the National Ga
zette Of Philadelphia; Yes, Sir Well, said he, l am
a thriving farmer of the neighborhood of Chambers
burg. Pennsylvania; 1 have been a subscriber TO your
papcf from the beginning [ am a party man, and L
often declared that l would give it up, but my fami-
" would not let me. 1 confess to you, Sir. that
though it offended my party politics, it has always
gratifed nay moral sense.
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abbfrtisfmfnts.
FOR SALE.


TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOK
sale low. the following goods now IN store, oeing Da'an0o
of cargo ex Raduga:
DRY GOODS, sc.
Bales denims, cases assorted fancy prints, do do do muslns, DO
bleached cotton jeans, do white cottqns, bales Drown 90,
cases blue drnls, do spool thread, do kipEa cassineres,
do seersucker coats, do silk umbrellas, do cotton do
~ leaf bats. do native women's shoes. SAILORS
pumps. cases lasting CATERS, black lie
vantines, nests paper boxes, asstd
stationery, Irish linen, cotton
parasos, women's stock
ings, heavy boots,
Choctaw stripes,
white and
brown
soap,
boiled lin
seed oil, asstd.
preserves,
tins her
ring, bales
hops, carbonate
soda, salmon, horse
raiish, vinegar, extract
lemon. axes helves, choyies,
crates naples, black varnish,
rose water, cherry brandy, barrels
whole pepper, table salt, beans and peas,
green peas. mustard, cranberries, kegs pickles,
Preserved potatoes, coffee cups, crates ewers and basins, lamb
black, casks lantherns, Boxers bitters,
Blackberry brandy, chemical olive soap, olive OIL,
Pepper sauce. brooms. cream tartar, chocolate,
French capers, hbls chalk, do tumblers, do lamps.
Coffee mills, hand saws, siacking, sheaths and oeits,
Iron pots, horse cart, boxes glass, Office chairs,
Bar room chairs, wood seat do, cane sert do,
Sofas. mattresses, ward robes, cuitiyators, gram mills,
Willow carriages, double and single writing desks,
Half-bbl slaves and heads, i. gals;
Do keg slaves and heads. 5 gals,
Do do do do o do,
JAPAN. Britannia spoons, corks, hand carts,
Assortment ash oars, wrapping paper, fancy glass ware,
Dinner sets, zinc nails, reels lead pipe, tin pFates'
Sheet iron, door mats, hemp sal, twine,
Nests settees, 6 to y II long black paint, riggers screws,
Barrel covers, store trucks, cooper's rivets,
Long handled shoves, wheelbarrows,
Small axes, entry Lamps, &c, &c ,y,ry
Ol-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
MOST. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' bonnets and fancy goods is just received by
the " KAmehameha ~" from Liverpool and Lonion, among
which may be found
Rich silk bonnets, elegantly trimmed;
A great variety Of Tuscan bo1nets;
A great variety of straw bonnets;
Girls broad leaf Ieghorn hats;
Girls broad leaf Tuscan hats;
Chfdren's fancy h0ode;
Ladies mObair coronets;
Chldren's wool boots;
Black silk lace, white blond lace;
ladies' patent corsets, blond quitting;
Worked cambric collars;
ChTIdren's lace socks, silk and wtol girdles;
And the most splendid assortment Of ribbons ever offered for
inspection in this market
60tf dEO- CLARK. Hotel street.
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G0bertistnlfmts.
LUMBER FOR SAT-E


kEusT RECErvED pER ~MnssrNo1EE
IL BIRD from BootoD-- 6t St<t<11
100 Parker's Primers, : : N*.tH
500 do. Word Builders, 4hWHU
100 do. First Reader,
100 Prices Spelling Book,
$50 Monteitlis First Lessons in Geography
200 do. Manual Of do. II
100 McNany's Geography,
100 Davies Primary Arithmetic, \
90 sParkerss Juvenile Philosophy, 4
20 do. First Lessons in Philosophy,
Clark,s Elements of Drawing. 49, n
Laraner,s Steam Engine, u
Fulton x Eastmanfs Book Keeping. tka
Juvenile Choir by Bradbury, n
Lectures on Arts and Sciences, s T
Masonic Chart, n
plymouth Coll. Hymns and Tunes, =
Siniman's Travels In Europe, 2 vols. s3E.l51
243O H. N. WITHIN,
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SAMPLES OF DRY GOODS
nm VIEW AT ROBERT C. LANNON'S
Z y store, for sale per clipper ship
KAMEHAMEUA w..
A beautiful assortment Of prints, Of every suitable style,
A beautiful assortment of clothing,
A beautiful assortment Of shirts,
A beautiful assortment Of trouserings,
A beautiful assortment OF bagging materials,
And the usual assortment OF staple and fancy goods.
Groceries, liquors,
Hardware, eartherware,
Anchors and chains,
Iron wheelbarrows,
Iron safes,
Fencing wire,
And a great variety Of other articles. For particulars apply
at the store Of
Honolulu, July $, 1851.
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FANCY GOODS.
lust RECEIVED PER ESS, via
81 Panama, from New York, the following invoice of fancy
goods, comprising
Ladies' muslin bands.
f" Embroidered handkerchiefs,
I" Wells,
Collars,
" Muslin insertions,
Ribbons,
I" Fans,
" Fancy French kid slippers,
" White satin slippers,
Gentlemen's kid gloves, white and colored,
$ Ladies' white and colored kid gloves,
Ladies' dress hats.
J. G. sPALDING.
Honolulu, July 9, 1857 5+h
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NEW GOODS.
4 LDRTCH s. BISHOP have. just received, ex
IA " Harriet and Jessie" from. BoFfon,
Mohair lustres. superior bEle twined flannel,
White and blue cotton, asstd buttons and buckles,
Bales lamp wicking, saddles, complete,
Assorted brogans and boots,
Ladies' kid slippers and Congress CATERS,
&Soe and rigging leather, a large assortment of hats,
Groceries.
Spices, preserved meats, fruits, &c,
Victoria Regina tobacco, boxes SIS tobacco,
Fine cut tobacco in tin foil, Carolina rice,
Lard, cheese, saieratus, pepper, pimento, cassia,
Sage, ma1tard, tapioca, macaroni, almonds,
Brooins, M.ckerei, bed cords, clothes lines, &c.
Hardware.
Cut nails, spikes, charcoal irons,
Timed and enameled sauce pans, Bath brick,
Oil stones, scythe 81 ies, ivory combs, fish lines,
Cod lines, hand lines, ladies, trays, wool saws,
Hammers, swing lamps, tea bells, shot, grindstones,
&c, &c, &c.
Lamp shades, chimneys and wicks, assorted crockery,
One rich gilt tea set,
Large assortment of room paper bordering, &c, &c.
Honolulu, August II, 1857. Soft
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LUMBER. LUMBER.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE
assorted. at the lowest m2Rket rates, a full assortment Of
Eastern and Oregon Lumber, suitable for building purpose :,
consisting of
Eastern white pine, II to 2 inch plank, =
sc 4" " boards,
g boards, timber, jost, scantlng, and plank of all sizes
Eastern and California shingles,
Pine Clapboards,
Yellow pine and Oregon flooring,
Boards tongu4d and grooved ready for use.
ALSO,
A good assortment of Boston made doors, sashes, blinds, door
and window frames.
ALSO,
Shortly expected per :" CEYLONn a superior assortmento of white
pine boards. ciapboaris and 100 NJ. A. l., Aroostick white
cedar shingles. Cali. ENER
Off. Fort Street