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Polynesian., 1857-07-04
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&ablished weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, H. l.
RLES GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE poLYNEsIAN.

/ 81 There is, among every community of any
III arabIe size, class of individuals who may
{ "a literal sense Of the word, well be called So
IsZ ,re, 6ooishly wise). And here let me state,
- writer in the last issue of the Pacific Com
- n flalfiscr, styled ''Sophomore," could not
80 found more appropriate title for himself had
{. II qr,hed the dictionary from the beginning to
he snd
81 seems that Mr. "Sophomore,'' feeling a little
a m in his own knowledge of the cap unahou @
k.n re- affairs, has deigned to descend from his
- a,t of wisdom, so koC rs to advise Mr.. Stu
~ ito hold his tongue"
T1ank Heavens! l tread upon soil where free
- i speech and the press is acknowledged to
- individual, from the king on his throne to his
80 subject; where | am free to think and say
81 conscience approves as right and true, without
- oar that nv mouth will be stopped and / en-
"a IN = cel-lye, thrust upon the scaffold with
mt caring Or mercy.
d.. I ask, Is willing to see scandal, infamy and
"a ,le thrown upon any cause which he cherishes
s il heart: And when such Is he case, who can
- anp the man who arises IN defense of that
Is.Sp which he feels and knows to be wrOngfully
ksa ted: and who can expect that this man would
Ebsl his tongue" though he was Commanded in the
Il Erniied style OF Mr.. Sophomore (fOohshly
kial to do so:
III, not human nature for any one to seat himself
s7Nns with folded arms and careless lnulHerence,
s5s: he beholds his Efforts for good calumniated
H6fadeavored to be pulled down by an opposite
-. What must tn )se interested In the Oahu
IS, -e hold their peace when such false assertions
{ &peared in the editorial OF the p c. advertiser of
saa 2jth. concerning the Oahu College, are circu-
kn khroqgh communities where the real tac-S OF
Ill college are entirely unknown, because that, by
sa1mg. it will "maIe some ones ears tiRgle"
III Editor, you must give the helping hand to
81 great project Let not the serpentS poison
sM has already found its way into the AdUeTtiSers
|ail rial be permitted to stain yours also.
IL Oahu College IS national affair, and as such
] ould meet the approval of the government or
.n The Hawaiian Government has thus far taken
Iaap interest in this institution. And l ask, why
bel ID it not: +: Upon the success Of the Oahu Col
81 nav depend the prosperity of the Hawaiian ma
Ea Dat of her walls, [ trust are 20 come forth
Be mlnds which are to move in high stations of ser
s9 in this government. and to help build up this
81 m. and exert such an influence on the commu-
Ia IN which they labor as will be felt long after
IA1 bodies are moudered to dust.
Il; al, then, who feel deep interest IN the vel
81 Of these Islands, use their utmost efforts to sus-
S. the Oahu College, fearless of the bite OF that
2p the editor of the AdgGtjsey, or Of sophomore,
Is Friend and associate. y. r.
Polynesian., 1857-07-04
A Simple Remedy.

Ree's Medical Gazette gives cure for scalds
and burns. the knowledge OF which for humanity's
sake, should be as widely known to the people us
it is to the medical profession. 1t says In any
case of burn or scald, however extensive, all the
acute suffering Of the patient may be ut once and
permanently relieved, and that in moment Of
time, by sprinking over the injured surface, a
thick layer of wheat -four, by the hand, Or what
is better, by dredging box. Every vestige of
pain produced by such injuries is instantly remov-
ed, and the sufferer not only escapes the shock to
the nervous system accompanying torture, but
will generally fall into quiet sleep the moment
the atmospheric temperature is thus excluded
from the wounds. Multitudes are annually per-
ishing by scalds in steamboats,, and from burns by
catnphene, spiritgas, and otherwise. nearly all Of
whom might be preserved from 4 fatal result. If
this simple practice were adopted Immediately
after such accidents. We hope that every indi-
vidual will remember this remedy, and adopt it
when occasion requires it.
Polynesian., 1857-07-04
TO THE EDITOR OF THE poLYNEsIAN.

SIR There appears to be little crossfring in the
columns of the AdOertiSa and Poyaesian the sig
natures Of ' Student - and Sophomore, relating to
Oahu College. Not questioning Students . ability
nor ''Sophomore's - facts and presuming that both
may be partially right would it not be for the interests
of the College that both writer's within Did their fire
Let bygones be bygones, you, Mr. Editor, sagely
remarked in regard to another vexed question
SENIOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

TuE WILSON MURDER CAsE.-The Pittsburgh
Journal of Saturday, contains the closing
speeches in the Wilson murder case. The trial
has occupied ten days. In his closing address,
the District Attorney, MIR Collicr,) referring to
the fact of the testimony against Stewart being
heavier than that against the others, said:-
He had some respect for such q man as Fife,
a man who had cool, determined heart, and
who, if he had lived in olden time, might in all
probability have reached to an enyiablc position
in the temple of fame. hut as it was, he was
coOlblOodcd, heHItless villain. On the other
part, Stewart is a plotting scoundrcl, equally
cold.bloOded and yilaiuOus, but far more cow
ardy in accomplishing his designs. He (Stew-
art undoubtedly was the Red hand of the party,
yet lie has been more careful TO oblitcratc his
footprints in the crime.
Atalatc hour on Friday evening Mr.. Collier
concluded his argument, The CouFt was to
charge the jury Saturday morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13
fFor tllc IntellIseneer.l

WHEELING JAN, July 18th, 1857.
MESsRs EDlToRs.-In your report of my sen
teucc, in the Ll,teAigeAeer Of this morning, you
have fallen into the popular error of supposing
that was convicted of "EOfgSry." This Is
mistake The Indictment on which was tried
contains two counts: Tie first charging the
forgery" and the second the attempt to PGsS
the check at the Bank of Wheeling" Upon the
Erst count, the Jury returned verdict of ''N0t
gully; but upon tie secOHd-the attempt to
pass the check-they returned verdict of
"Guilty," kindly recommended me to his Honor
Judge Thompson, as their representative at
Richmond, for the .are years next ensuing
Grounds tor this recommendation they did not
state or hoe the mere attempt to commit 4 fell
0ny should merit such extreme punishment
But was lorcihly reminded Of case report
ed by CrSlikSh1Bk, which, he says, took place
while he was Judge upon the Irish Bench
4 man was tried at Pelis, for murder, and du-
ring the trial, the "muritre,l maf" was under
a vigorous examination of nearly two
hours length, to ascertain whether he were
.'reGUy murtiere3or Hot" But the funniest of
it was, that tie intelligent jury" after an alb
Sence Of six hours, returned verdict of ''maH
SLiHgkisr, because tic prisoner ,sGs a bad man,
Gai hal sfoiea a @Ieilic JnOm The foreman nine
gears JcT0re."
But at some future time, by your kind per-
mission, will give you few thoughts upon
the phii0soPhy of this trial. Until then, / re-
MAN, &c. 6c. A. H. EVERETT.
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R1yrR Nrws-Wotcr 4 feet N inches,

lNlNEH NEWS.--N nlcT i leeI IL INCHES.
Arrirals.-Fo from Pittsburgh. Cou-
rier, from Parkersburg Nebraska, from Sun
fish. Convoy, from steubcnvillc. Nat. Holmes,
from St. Louis
Departures Fortune and Nat Holmes, to
Pittsburgh. Courier, to Parkersburg. Con
voy, to Steubenvillc. j. Ii. Done to Cincinnati.
IT IS SoT GExGgAiLy CoNcEDEp THAT LIVER
Complaint, or derangcd state of the Liver, is
the cause of most of the summer and bowel
complaints that visit us during this season of the
year.
Yet some of our first Physicians consider the
Lirer the principal cause of these diseases, or
in other words, whenit performs its functions
properly it enables the system to resist or throw
of diseases of the stomach and bowels, and
where they are deranged the surest cure is TO
cure the Liver of its disease and cause it to per-
form its proper functions. There is nothing in
the whole world that so quickly stimulates the
Liver TO a proper performance of its functions
as DIR. SANFonD's LIVER INvIGonAToK, which al
most instantly checks Diarrhua, Dysentery, or
any complaints Of the bowels.
The lnyigorator acts as a gentle Cathartic. yet
it checks all looseucssr of the bowels from the
time it is taken till the regular operation of the
medicine some eighteen hours after, when the
cause of the complaint is removed, the liver is
invigorated, and health soon follows. The In
vigorator may be taken with perfect safety in all
cases of Dysentery, asst has been tried and used
for years for such complaints by largely prac-
ticins physician. jy1-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

S,MooTII OLD QUARTER DOLLARS and 125< pie
- ces at par the Sixty Days.-JACUB STEIN
FIELD Centre Wheeling, Va bers to inform his friends
That Ia has returned from the Eastern cities
with large ard well assorted stock of SPRING AND SUM
MFR CLOTHING, all made up by Ills own order and er
DreSiV lie calls likewise the attention OF
the public and especially the Mechanics this city, the
great variety in Gencrens Furnishing Goods, such as
home Maie white and fancy Shirts OyeTshits beautifully
Neckes, Crayats, Socks of all kinds
Gloves o. F. Hats. Caps Umbrellas, and great many
articles too numerous to mention
also made such arrangements with my Bankers in
Baltimore enabled take smooth quarters and
19S cent pieces at par without sustaining loss. Therefore,
feilow-citizens all with old smooth
money, to the store Of JACOB STElNFiELi,
ap14 Centre Wheeling, F0ls BdRGAAAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

THE SPRINGs.-Por the benefit of some of our
readers, who inform us that they contemplate a
run to some of the Virginia Springs, we direct
attention to the Hygia Hotel advertisement,
Old Point Comfort, in another column. Our
correspondents who have been there in times
past, rs well as those of our citizens who have
sojourned awhile there, assure us that the Hy-
gil Is one of the very best of hotels, aad that
Mr. Segar, its proprietor, is a very kind and at
tvntive landlord. Old Point Comfort is sur
rounded by great many attractions, calcula-
ted to make stay there very agreeable.
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Removal.
DIR. e. G. WINCHELL,


HAS removed his Office to 141 Market street, q
few doors above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash
inrtou Hail. rst nour) where he is prepared to Sy
perform operation execute artificial work in the
Dental profession.
the liberal patronage hitherto extended to
him. hopes by his particular attention, carciuneSs and
experience, continuance OF the same, which he
respectfully solieits
W pleasure In announcing that he has secured
the services OF JAMES ORR, who FOR the past five
years the entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
Iullien where, by constant practice
field OF observatory he las secured perfection
in the manufacture ARTIFICIAL TEETH" not attained
by those making only a year.
They prepared to manufacture Teeth for each
particular case blocks continuous work Those
acquainted DIR. OTr's skill need not be convinced
that this Il the place procure superior work.
~ Wincnell gives his especial attention to the OPP
erHye department OF Dentistry aud for permanent gem
increasing patronage he relies upon that conf
dence which tLs Community has tended TO
create. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

MEiP COOL! hEEl1 COUL!
TJTE wish inform drinking friends that now
wv again prepared q furnish PURE coin MINERAL
WATER equal TO amy mHde in the country Remember that
mineral alter "SOda WsteT Is pure water highly
charged with Wholesome gently stimulating lis
eervrscencv owing the escape Of this and not TO
the presence TartHrc Acid as In Soda gateT
Our SyrUps confident are equal 70 any found In
cities Such Is TIE testimony Of those who have
tried both
In addition to The usual frui. syrups we have the ee
and Catawba syrps. CIHt the Bridge Drug Store
lei 7. II. LOGAN co.
MASONIC REGALIA! MASONIC REGALlA!
a AlArge and varied assortment OF Master Ma
esfS sons, Royal Arch, and Knight Tempars Regnlia
49, received consignment aud for sale cheap,
the Watch and JeWelry store OF O. L. bHOhN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

FAmuREs, ASSIGNMENTS, &c-Thc following
are the reported failures, assignments, &c, for
last week:
John 4. Maehado & Co, n. Y city, for some
time past extensively engaged in the opium
trade, have suspended payment with liabilities
of some $j7O,OOO. JAS. B. Cook, n Y city,
assigned; liabilities about $4,000 F, Hartog
* Co, n. Y. city, assigned; liabilities $4,000;
nominal assets about $4,000. F. Hadley, \. Y,
city, assigned. Benjamin Peck, dr., n. Y. city,
failed and assigned j. II. Carr, Carbonate,
Pa failed. Almon Croker, Carbondale, Pa,
filled. A. p Fowler Pittston, Pa, suspended
Martin V. Gillispie, Greensboro, KY, failed
John Schriever, Cincinnati, o., failed. Irwin q
Co, Cincinnati, o., suspended. Northrop &
Co, GAINESVILLE, o., failed ZadOck Street, Sa-
lem o., suspended. Jno Reder, Michigan City,
lad, suspended Samuel Hurst, Morocco, Ind +,
suspended. 1'ichenour Ballard, Rensselaer,,
Ind, assigned f. r. Hincklhy & Co, Bonn
hers, Chicago, ILL.,, suspended. John James,
Galena, ILL.,, suspended. f. r. Wiley. Spring
Held ILL.,, failed liabilities about $4,000. Joel
Hardy, Adrien, Mich, suspended. E. C. Ar
Sold, Milwaukee, Wis, assigned. Detning &
smith, Muscatine, Iowa, faiIed. James Car
Ilsle' Icrrehaute, Ind, failed.-M Y. Ind
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

Welding Station, Jane 18th, 1881.
on and after Sunday evening June 18th the PASSENGER
leave this station daily $50 A. NJ. anti 8:3U
p. N. and lie r. II. Wheeling time.
Tie Mail TRIM daily Except Sundays at s:l0, A. NJ,
stations.
The Express Train daily $50 p. NJ will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only BEN
wood Moundsvile Cameron Burton, Bentons Ferry, Graf
ton, Roslesburg Piedmont Cumberland No II W Station,
Kan, Martnsburg Harpers Ferry, Monocaey,
SykesyIr and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
10 p NJ, will receive and discharge Passengers ali the
principal stations
a. ~; Express Train s2 a. MI Accommodation Train
at 63U p. 81. BY order Of
W. $. wooDsIDE, Superintendent
Jel3 J. BFORD, Agent.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrTrsnunau, July ll-River ) feet o inches,
By pier mark, falling. Weather clear. Meg
curry 81 degrees.
GINciNNATI, July ll.-NO change in river
Loulsv1LIr, July 1l.-River, 5 feet inches
in the canal, falling. Weather clear. Mercury
so degrees.
ST. Louis, July ll.-Rivcr about stationary,
with between 10 and u feet TO Cairo; no change
in upper streams. Mercury so degrees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13
rnE WILSON MuRDER CASE.

PITTsBuNGn, July 1.-THE jury this evening
rendered verdict of guilty Of murder in the
first degree, against Charlotte Jones, Henry Fife,
and Monroe Stewart, implicated in the murder
of the Wilson family, at GIcKecsport Tie trial
lasted eleven days, and produced intense interest
throughout this community.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13
AiOI}.

CnrcAGn, July 11-On the night Of July Sd,
a mob broke open the Jail of Cedar CO., Iowa,
and Notwithstanding n desperate resistance on
the part of the Sheriff and guards, took prise
ners Gleason and Sapcr, confined OF charge Of
horse stealing, and hung them. Considerable
excitement prevailed i'll the neighborhood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

DEATH OF JUDGE DUNBAS.-The Knnawha Re
publican of Tuesday last, contains an announce
rncnt of the death OF Judge Matthew Dunbar
which occurred in Charleston, Va, on Sunday
evening last The Judge was1the Oldest mem
Der Of the Kanawha Bar For many years he
held the responsible office of Commonwealth
Attorney for that county, and was the last
ton
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course.

y new Supply Of Hospital Shooting" received
Mt f. Bookings Prescription Store, Monroe St,
between ALure and Court Houses, who also
has just put up new lot Of the Partisan Dem
thrice, prepared under the direction OF DIR. E,
WinchclL lie also has a new lot of fine una
dulterated Brandies aud Wine. Go and exan-
inc for yourself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

July I-Four depressed; $40 bbls sold State
lower 462GG6,40 Ohio Sc lover, sales at SfS
a. 40 Sales cheap Spring Wheat 81 As Corn buoy
anti 1900 sold sec for mixed, advance o. &c.
Pork heavy. Lard advanced &c; sales at l47{c Whisky
hTm. Stocks dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

cousrY Cornr.-On Saturday, David Bailey
was again tried for petit larceny, tthe previous
jury being unable to agree,) was found guilty,
aud sentcncedto six months imprisonment
The Court also disposed Of large amount of
civil business, and adjourned over to Court in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

\ CouprcTIoy.-A very awkward mistake Oc-
CURED in our columns yesterday in making our
prison correspondent to receive his sentence in
Jail instead of in the Court House. From some
cause or other the Jail aud the Court House
seemed, in the mind Of our reporter, to be con
rertahle terms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13
CATcu Penny HrMBro.-Thc N Y Police
Ga-eite publishes the following list as composing
the best advertising papers in Virginia.

This is about as brazan piece Of humbug-
gerry as We have seen attempted for some time.
With the exception of the first paper, no one
hardly ever heard of these little bobtals outside
of the narrow parochial districts in which they
are published. They come to us generally about
half printed, aud look more like half witlcd
devils first proof sheet than like 4 newspaper.
The three papers of this city, VIC suspect, have
n bigger exchange list than their'total circula-
ton. We hope the Gazette makes them pay
well for.inserting their names.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

LAND wAGl:ANrs.- 1hompson's Bank Note
Reporter of tue 1ltb, quotes the buying and
selling price Of land arIants in New York, at
the following, figures:
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BY rELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE July l-Fiour frmer; sales Of How.
ard Street 81 rs No Wheat offered Corn sold ut sG
SSc. Whisky 3tEg3ic.
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GERMAN TuRSsRs--A nnirersary.-Th cele-
bratiOn of the anniversary of the German Tur-
ner's ass ,ia;ion takes place to-day. See the
pro .ranmc Of exercises in another column \
grand time may be expected-they never fail to
meet the expectation of the public.
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CRI sTADOko'S HAIR DYE!


INIERILIH -DECORAI3OR.&
Z. WILSON Co., ~ Monroe St opposite the N. 81.
~ HanR. respectfully cui atnon to telr unequhiIId
Paper Decorations Of every variety aud Ays
suitIble tor Walls and Ceilings.
They sNs lHrse stock OF FIRE Prints Teasefz and Pam
nelinss7-ff,f = ~ -t5-Its sIi=t6l -
beautiful ltyles PAPER Halls displayed
screens that The be July appreciated Gail
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change Of sohedule
TalysPoarAIlox oFreE D. 30. R.R.

tssIsaSss.;ss ttsssai.trs1 80 So - fS1lIlI
l:sslls:Ssslts g
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HALTFAN, July II.-ihe sIeIlIHcT TuyvH Ol
the South, from Bremen and Southampton for
New York, on June oath put in. in distress.
The ship StanGcrs, from the Pacific coast
and South America was off Old Point Comfort
on Thursday leaking badly. ~ u S. steamer
has gone to her assistance. She is bound for
Baltimore
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highly beneficial and in theirs effected decided cure
scientific principles, after the Of the celebrated
Holland professor BOeraye because OF It's great
United Sateas Intended especially for those Of our
nsbty eountT Meeting with great success among them
Oer It to the A!lerisn puhe knowing that truly
wonderful medicinal .iftnes must be acAnoT'eiSea.
to those persons whose con-
stutio may hays beer Impaired by t continuous Use o.
in eaect, 6 5nds its way directly he sat OF
life thrill aud quicEening every nerve raising np the
dropping pr und IL fact nfusing new life and viz TO
the syster
The popularity Of Aroma has induced
purchasg De not to buy anything else unit ou
have given Bnsrhave's Holland ltters fair trial One DO
tie will convi how uely superior tis to althes
WHAT 1T Is DOING PoR THE SICK
WIN. Sehgchmsu Esq, the well Known photographer
az frequently used Boerhave's Holland Bitters, aud
and t oap ana srscS T from
It's for headache, with wichI had long srf
j. W. MCDOWELL, Esq, says: ST have used Boerhaves
Holland Bters myself and recommend 1t to Others know
Aid Jonathan Nicely, OF Lower ST. Clair, says "I have
derived benefit from use for weakness of the sOm
James NJ Murphy says: cater several pysiosns had
failed Boerhaveis Holland Ri;ters removed the pain from
my heart and side, arising from indigestion"
The editor OF the Kttunniug Free Press says: AFTER one
physicians in place had failed, BoerhYcs
Holland Dcrs cured OF the worst form of dyspepsa
of CoFee' says: 81 know that your Holland BeTs one
the best medicines in the world FER dis"rered stomach
Dr. Ludwig editor of the 'Fackt baltimore, pronounces
1t a medicine deserving the confidence OF tle public.
Dr. Eheriart, the leading German physician of Penna.,
prescribed euchy during the last three years with
marked in debtted states OF the digestive
gans, Of the system generally. .s't
The Of the baou Vinegar Factory says used
myself therefore induced try its effect upon
my wife, (rOublcd with the great debility common TO all of
consumptiye habt) and really 1t Is doing her more good
than thing size has taken"
NOTICE-whoever expects to lind in this ahevernEe will
sappointed bus the sick weak and low Spirited,
will prove grateful aromatic cordial. possessed of stgu
a remedial properties.
ssoa 81 perbottle Orsx bottles for So by the sole
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IoxpoS, June 3O.-Cousols this evening
closed at - IS for account. Sugar dull at a
dr f.li;t. of t;tlaiS
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MATHEW MoNABB,

.--ssJ,.v- PIANO FORTEs & VIOIINS.
3s=SsssS Just received, addition to stock Of
n = Z Piano Fortes from CFICEERIN0 4 SONS
Mandatory which make complete. and which NE cer
lowest Eastern prices, and warrant them NO, only
for s. hut 10 Yeas required Also fresh lot OF Victims
and Pine Guitar, with good stock OF Variety Goods and
Notions at No. &c Union 81. [tny"l }. MELLOR-
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wnssnNo, Jaly 10, 81.

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