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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
The State Fair.

The Raleigh papers were kept back to allow of some
fuller accounts of the State Fair and did not reach us
Saturday as we expected We judge from their tone
that the Fair whole, successful and calculated
to effect much good The address delivered by Mr..
Bridgers is spoken of emineny practical and repee
with valuable information. 1t WILL we trust be pub
lished.
Among the articles and specimens Of various kinds on
exhibition, we notice large lot of fine Pneapples by
VIM T. Pitts & Co Wilmington.
Also Patent Magic Ventilator Chair" by David
Kahnweiler, Wilmington. This the Standard says,
sis very handsome article and admirably adapted by
simple contrivance to its purposes. 1t recently OBJ
tanned diploma in Pennsylvania" The Chair is really
an ingenious conrivancc We had an opportunity of
examining it in the Summer when its peculiar qualities
could be more fully tested and better appreciated 1t is
Rocking Chair and has the yentiatng apparatus con-
nected with the rockers the wind being forced through
chamber containing ice and subsequently through a
smaller one containing sponge saturated with any de
sired perfume thus blowing stream of cooled and per-
TUNED atmosphere upon the occupant of the Chair.
Mr.. Harbaugh, of Wilmington exhibited Patent
Sash Balance. R. w Henry, of Goldsboro' Bedstead.
James Long, Goldsboro, Wheat Fan.
A specimen Of No. Resin by Fontrec and AIRING
ton, Columbus A barrel of Old Rye by Nick VIII
Hams, of Yadkin. O.!S Baldwin Wilmington exhibited
trotting horse 10. Smith" j. w. Ingram, of Samp-
son County, Stud Colt
we mention now only the articles exhibited from this
section, except the odd Nick in which all take an
interest This part of the State does not appear to take
any great interest in these fairs which to be regretted
By the way, we had little Agricultural Fair of our
own consisting of lot of fine Turneps presented to us
by E. Lane Esq, of Rocky Point to which we intend
to do justice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
THE PANIC IN THE Brown STONE HoUsEs.-Thefe

The PANIC IN THE Brown STONE HoUsEs-Ihefe Is
general cutting down and cheese pairing in upPeten
dom, says the New York Herald. If tailors and Saf
stresses thrown by thousands out Of employment
they have the comfort if comfort it be- of rejecting lna
their shared by those who have been aGcu;
toned to consider themselves their betters The fo5
phars of our fashionable localities are in truth redaCu
to sad extremities In the Fifth Avenue, in MadlsJn
and Union Squares and in every other spot where s
ion loves to congregate we hear of nothing but rele5
ment. When mansions are not to be sod horsts aTu
carriages have to go by the board servants to De T
ced and household and personal expenditures to Dc no
ed generally. Some are regularly cleaned OUT So L III
make resolutions of stern sefdenia for the future Mha
pity all this was not done time The punishment . .bot
have received is of their own doing. Let US nop0
it will bear wholesome fruit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
Newspaper Fusion.

nanaha as n an other branch Of Industry The st. Lou
av IH on has been united with the Evening
News Da of the sae city, and the joint issue will hfn nn
cap papers in Dubuque Iowa. to be formed T1S were p
one The Republican and Wing at Quincy im INES and
also to be joined in one and the st. rau n Pbade
pbia tbe Zines esv and Sun have been merged paper
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

The Pamela, Miss, Star has the following -, IN the
"a young man was shot by his dog last week, ln and
following singular manner He was riding NIUE " BY
carrying shotgun He tied the end of 1 ROPE nus
which he leading his dog, to the gun Inc nrtpd to
became alarmed and threw him, off; the dog If and
run and dragged the gun after him, when 1t went %
shot the Young man i'm the leg"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
Total . 4, 34l 1874

Thus find that no less than 220 ships were totally
lost stranded in 1856 from errors unseamanshp or
drunkenness other preventibe causes in addition 10
those from stress of weather.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, Oct 22-Retuns from twenty-five coun-
ties in Minnesota give the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor LOO majority The fourteen counties to hear
from will probably increase the democratic majority
WAsH1NGroN, Oct. 23-Tbe amount of finds in tho
Treasury subject to draft the 10th inst was ten mil
lions, six hundred and thirty odd dollars.
The receipts at the Treasury during the past week
were little upwards of 100000.
Mr.. Buchanan has offered ex-President Pierce and
family passage to Medeira in the steam frigate Pow
hatan, which is to sail about the Doth of November
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
The NOr1Yagian Rnrnne g EIIe,, >,

NORFOLK, Oct. 23.-The Norwegian baroue Ellen
sails to-day She has been fitted out and repaired at
the Navy Yard, at the expense of her owners. Can't
johnson has not received dollar of the subscription
raised in Norfolk and Portsmouth, for the relief Of the
sufferers by the wreck Of the steamer Central America
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

RaP Superior Court for New Hanover county com.
menced its sessions this morning his Honor Judge Bal
Ley presiding There several capital cases to be tried
at this term All negroes we believe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

naF Ice, hafaninch thick formed near the Potomac,
Washington City, on the night of the goth inst
We learn that frost was seen near Wilmington on
Wednesday and Thursday morning, last
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

R9-Sixteen thousand dollars of the money stolen
from the Richmond Custom House is said to have been
recovered and the two robbers are in prison in Rich
mend.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
Later from Utah.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 23-Ofical advices from Salt Lake
say that the Mormous will refuse to let the u S. troops
enter the city Brigham Young declares that he will
burn the praries and if necessary Salt Lake CITY, be-
fore be will submit to the demands of the T. S. Govern
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

PUB Doc.-Wc are indebted to Hon. Asa Biggs,
L. s Senator for the Congressional Globe and Appen-
dix for st Session of the 34h Congress, for which he
will please accept our thanks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

DIvIpEND.-The directors of the Wilmington and
Weldon Rail Road Company have declared a dividend
of go per cent for the last months, as will be seen
bv advertisement in this papcr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
Iowa EIenfi0ll

CHICAGO Oct. 23-Fiftysix counties have bee,
heard from, and the Republican majority is upwards
1900.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

ba~ We learn that at the race which came off yes
terday at the Fair Ground, Raleigh, Mr. Baldwin's
horse, the winner of the Cup on Tuesday, was beaten
although unquestionaby the switest trotter on the
ground His time in the Cup race was full quarter
of minute faster than the best time made by the run
ming horse yesterday hursday 1t seems that he had
a new rider, who either could not get him up to bis
time-at any rate, did not.
We learn that the attendance is less this year than it
was last The unfortunate pressure" may have some
thing to do with it. In order to enlist the feelings and
engage the attention Of the Western people more fully
in the matter it has been suggested that the next meet
ing should be held at Salisbury. Whether at Raleigh,
Salisbury, Goldsboro or elsewhere we sincerely trust
that the effort to render the holding of these fairs per
manent matter, may not be abandoned.
Daily Jaur.,oL 23d f,,s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

The WRECK REGISTER FOR l856.-In accordance
with the practice which has been observed for some
years past in the Iife-Boat (1ng) Journal we give
in our current number synopsis of the wrecks and
casualties which have taken place during the past year
On the coasts and in the of the British Isles.
The following list gives details of the work Of
destruction during the past five wears
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-09
Commercial Advertiser.
L. she Righr be Strong.


Go boldly forth and fear no i'll,
When fierce oppressors rise;
Let mental strength, abounding still,
Such puny foes despise.
Though s.ung with many bitter word,
And prosecuted long,
Yet let them pass as if unheard,
And in the right be strong.
(. The noblest causes ever known
Have met with scoff and jeer-
The brave, though journeying alone,
Should never yield to fear.
Go nnward-up the rugged steep,
Beyond the tagging throng;
Thy own hearts counsel wisely keep,
And in the right be strong.
Although grown weary, strive not less,
No duty leave undone;
Soon viii oppressors join to bless
The deeds thy daring won.
The strife once over, then will earth
Send forth her sweetest song,
To laud and bless the noble worth
That in the right was strong,
Have faith-have courage-never fear,
The promise is in sight;
The lamp Of Truth is shining clear,
To Danish Errors night
Though trials gather thick and fast,
And all the world be long,
Onward, still onward to the last,
And in the right be strong,
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THOMAS SPENCER,

q THOMAS SPENCER,
TRIP CHANDLER AND IMPORTER,
K EEPs CONSTANTLY on HAND HAKD. E.I,.
and every article Of Ship ohandy required BY Whale shs
neao Chain Gables Hsx.s, Anchor sh.csls. Nsa. ana
Bszkes Ships Cambooses and Coppers
Extra Stove Innings Crates, Russia Iron Bake Pans
Ssa css assI. and s Cut and Head
Spades, Harpoons, Gig Irons, Lansss. Lsnce poles
Composition Gudsecns Boat cork Can and Sister Hooks
Hook, .nd Thims. Open and Tsd T%ss: ns s.,,D.r.
Leaning, Boarding, Boat and Blubber Knives-
Mncing Knives, for Mncing Machines. chin, ..,.,,,,
Boat Rufs and Clinches. Fog Horns, Deck Lights
Side Lights caulins frons Marlinspike., Hana-.p,kss
sas as ss aens asSs sas ias s
Plane Irons, Long and Short Joinsers. .,.-,..
Cut box FnlisieT Planes, sash and Coping Planes
Greciae Ovelos, Handsaws G. S. Backsaws -
Hunts Hsd.sd Axes, rgsa 4, ana NssrO. s
ss sss Hassns hss.. ssss asss at
copprag bsh. ssadsr, DO pac.s .s a. Knives
Iron Strapped Blocks, Iron Hoops Mast do
% Ss1sS ED shsasss g sss ssS So snR Hand Pumps
SSsla rsssass Top asa b.ss ss w;ssshs cs.
Primer / Mortice Goages, Large & Small Pincer-
Drawing Knives. Compass scss. r:. psivei. sr a,,-
Spike, Saii I Rafns aimbss, Iron spokeshave'
Mersisc Nor ts Gsasss. ss Box Wood Rass tiour sod.l;
Board Measure Box Wood Box Wood csliipsr Russ
Zine Ivory Rules, Gradstonss Sand % Paper.
Grindrtone crsnks, lwith rollers conPaets,
sssss ss; sas .ns kss cass Pa Mol..ss
SEX shutting Gate Hlnsss fssms H.,,sr cA..as
Brad, Bel begging ssring Awis, ccd nish HOOKS
caa Cannon as1' conMser n Ss Posds1 I Powder FssSs
Esosv Psase,d snss Pefer San Hooks prl.
Bed Keys Bedstcad Screws, Charcoal rurn>ces
pat s sisss s.s: snases sas Inp
Solar SIDE 5emp oss. :sd L9%p ss p.. swing B. do
s:a'sss's ssas az s.ac aP as.'a
Gs6s do Dc %
cSaiE Iass. chaii Ilas Rssis, Cocoon c.sas Line.
% IS: ass soas nss.s - Ps:
s ss sss bssss se g S sssss ss ss's 90
Brass Nat do Bras do Chest Locks Iroo do do
6ss,l sse r,s, s. % sss iSs: . Com cspes p.s :s.l. a
Eiaishing and EloO. Nails, rInishns sr,S.- .
Fses Ssiis Cut ss DO sssor.sd, Hr.asht do
sss Gs ssRpss S. Ss. do a% so
Ssss. anss sss.. iron q: a. sss'
So sod hP sss. O1 sOa n.s ans ssstS spa Table Hns
Hand Bells ian ssss). shsss lead, Bic. TrOsss m e.
..s .s la s s me: S Sss'f a.s .es
Ror square, Rat TAN PIT $50. and xaper Saw flss
shse Pencls Log and Acecunt nooks
x. sas1 ss cSss 1ss ss .6s s s
sheath, Jack, md shoe Knives, Do H,gpsrs
6ssssins con6s 1ns 1sos7 Tsoh Fne sessen shear
0iaxers Diaanonlh s;n oo.d lesx su..xrov cP1Ts- pan
s%as ssssss: s: ss Rsssi s e | ss : s ss s
cams!'s Hss Ps2sn: $50 a T9o.s ; .,. y,,o, -, s.
ass "a as sss ss:: a.s s '''
Paint SlEs = Naval Ssercss
FEs.1.s..s, os.si1 ss.r.-
CRoCkeRy &es =
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY,.
Hints to Asriculturists.

PEAR TREEs.-Few of readers perhaps
that the Pear is tropical fruit acclimated to
the temperate zone, ard that the fruit product in
southern climates IS said OF richer favor.
In the United States Patent Office Report for 1854,
ind the following which will be read with interest,"
and hope will lead the introduction of this fruit
There be but little doubt that it will thrive at
Kona, Eawaii the sides of East Maui, and erhaps
at Hanale, Kauai, in places sheltered from the
trades.
&c The Pear thrives better and more kindly in the
Southern than in the Northern States, the climate
being congenial to its nature. Some varieties
are predsposed in favorable seasons, to produce two
crops of fruit the English Jargonelle,' - " Belle
Lucrative and other early varieties almost unifory
do; and it is highly probable. few degrees SOUTH
ward of us, many other kinds may be added to the
number This species of fruit will find its way
TO our Northern cities far in advance of the tune it
arrives in perfection in their vicinity, promising a
profitable return to those engaging in its culture
1t and soon will be plentiful as apples and
peaches in their season, the trees grow here
with great vigor and rapdity and with the fact of
making the first growth of perfect wood by july and
then producing fair fruit upon the same wood, is
sufficient proof that fears need be apprehended of
an immature growth liz the fall Herr, as ut the
North, the tree is somewhat subject TO the disease
known the 'blight,' but think that it is not so
prevalent it is there. We have few native seed
lings of merit with US, such the sc Horton and
'Green Chester,'' which will favoraby compare
with the best of foreign origin; and will here take
the occasion to call cultivators the practice of
sowing the seeds from fine foreign varieties grown in
our Southern soil, as an earnest for originating
entirely exempt from the aforementioned
disease"
We trust that among the orders for fruit be sent
for by the Agricultural Society, there will be some
for varieties of the Pear We have made in4 diries
from several old residents who would be likely to know,
but cannot find that the pear tree is growing our
islands, though think it must have been once
introduced.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
9asiaess Gatas.

cSJW1lttt02 OnkuIs
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board ef Underwriters.
undersigned notify Merchants Ship Masters
&C., that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
1s-1y ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned leave notify Merchants Ship owners,
SP s
July T 1T N''' ROBERT c. JAN1oN.
AGENT FOR LLOYD's
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship and
S.iipmasters that ne has received the appointment OF
July I-a ROBERT C. JANIoN.
TIME NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA-
ny, Established 1867 For Fire and Life Assurance at
A'i'' anu Capital s1,e5s,7eo. Sterling.
Islands a''e ''s'''N '' ROBERT CHESHIRE JANIoN:
7-tf at Honolulu.
KRULL & MOLL,
Agents the Hamburg Lueck Underwriters Honolulu,
Oahu. H. 1. July !, ls5e-a
FLORENs sTAPENHORsT,
Agent Underwriters All average claims
against the said Underwriters occurring in or about this
Kingdom, have be certified before him. July 1f rs
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAHCNANU STREETS.
Dr. McKrpBrS begs 10 intimate joined by his
Robert McKibbin member Of the Royal College Of Sur
peons London. being always in attendance.
additional guarantee to persons requiring
advice medicine -,
&C. of the quality, with which the establishment VIII
constantly be supplied and which VIII be sold on easonaoe
Physicians Surgeons presrptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined and
.,tnIn at the office from A. NJ till O'Clock P NJ on
week days and Sundays O'clock A. NJ, to II O'Clock,
A. NJ At other times, his residence, Union street
~ - 26-f
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BOOKBINDING
nONE IN A vARIETE OF TYLES
IL neatly substantially and fair terms. Law Books,
Music, Newspapers &c. bound order Portfolios, Scrap
Books Herbarus Drawing Books and Blank Books made to
order, officers of ships have te Navigation and Log
Charts bound and repaired the Mission Office,
Kawaiahao. Books rebound at short notice.
Orders may also be left at III. NJ. WHlTNEY'S Book
store Honolulu. SAMUEL RUSSELL
July /,
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CITY MARKET.

WKYnGtG GH&XW ELL. having this day purchased TIN
w II. Haniey in the above establishment. will
tin6s 1 the in the locality
Ei14j opposite the new store Of J. T. Watcruuse, where
II give satisfaction 70 those who may favor hin
v&&5X II custom. -
will be paid TO the selection N stock so tha
q est quality may be relied
Orders punctaly attended to, and delivered TO any par
fhe city within miles, free of extra charge 2s-6
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
VHVHE CNDERSIGs N ED is prepared to repair
manufacture all kinds of machinery mill gearing. winit
lass gearing, ship forgings and smith work.
boxes, backs anvis &C. hand and made to
order.
Iron and and best quality Of smiths coal for sale.
excellent small sized mill with train
complete, adapted to either horse water power
2d d. NJ WESTON
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KRULL & MOLL,
Agents o, the Hamburg and Underwriters, Honolulu
Oahu H. l. July J. 1856-d
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]. HATCHER,
G AR Pc N TIE E

r. 6aA FORT sTREEF, ErSt t5s no 555
o. 49, Hackd 4 Co.'s stcse opposite x. r..
i ssslsss $ Doors and blinds made to osssr. :a-e
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BoLLEs s. CO..

Ship Chambers Commission Merchants and Dealers in
General Merchandise, Lahana, Maui Whalers furnished
with recruits shortest notice, exchange for gochs
or til,s Stiff
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ON,
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remedy
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burns
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traders
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FLORENS SSTAPENHORST,
for Underwriters All average claims
against said Underwriters, occurring in or about this
Kingdom be certified before him. July l-tf
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. The undersigned wouid ~
Ms public that he has taken he -
Carpenter premises Of G. H. LEVERS Esq., 1o<
would solicit that heretofore 114
bestowed. in the branches of 6alhuE
Plans specifications NTH pppt
23H CHARLES W. vINCKNr
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Commission Merchant Ship Chandry and Genera
Merchandise, Laana, Maui H. l. Ships furnishe with
recruits. Bills wanted the u s and Errpe
STORAGE July l, 1s5e-tf
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VARIETY.

Manners make man.
Many come to bring their clothes to church rather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26
mKDIOINks.

COUGH ELIxIR-Fer PuImenary Dis.
" sase Ia its iueipieut stare, aud Tor Coide and
Coughs. Mrs. DAVIS COUCH ELIXIR stsuds far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage OF . southern community. This med.
eine does not profess tn eradicate all dissases OF
vhataver nature, with which humanity may be- If.
hcted-nor does the proprietor declare It TO ha the
ONLY Guar for pulnl dssasss but FROM tbs re-
putstior It has acquired for ITSELF and that too With.
out puflius" with those who have used IT, and from
the great number OF Of residents of Rich
mond who have been benefited and cured By ts use,
abe feels ct liberty TO commend 1t to general USE
sdsd that the afflicted cannot It without rseeiv-
ing great benefit from its healing Ard curative pow
ers.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett q Beers,
Alex. Duval Patterson 4 Jackson, Ches Millspsush,
Picot, a. Bodeker and Chas D. Yale. nv IL
- kNlOvAL.-.Dr. PLUME has removea
~ his ONCE to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church, South sde gud about one hundred yards be-
low tho Exchange Hotel. Dr. p. continues to treat
all syphlitic and sonorrhesl complaints; and having
had much prsctioe in this line dstters that he
can give very general satisfsstton. A call from
hose Interested 10 solicited.
DR. r also makes and vends one OF the best resto-
rstives Chemical Extract Of French klowers,) fot
constitutional weakness, ever offered to tho public
DR. p may be consulted eori dentially by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
10 o,der, In almost any direction.
once hours from A. NJ, till r. n. franklin
W. ar IL
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WArChHH AND Sc ELHH.
HIT ,EM AGAIN.

M have been On the re In Nshmoni',
r old town,
Have made observations. and noted them down;
7hs music Pve heard from Smiths Armory band,
And thought like the rest 1t exceedingly grand
But whenever visit the Square, far or near.
My mind 10 delighted as we'll - my ear
To think Of the thousands in dresses all new,
Ts hear some pronounce the word BARfHO-LO
NEW,
by watch will not tell the hour minutes of day,
Al strolling and struggling they bend forth thei'
way,
On Main and Eleventh they tske slight view,
And walk into the store Of BARTHOLOMEW.
My watch needs repairing, no time will it keep,
Either walking or riding, while Pm asleep.
Yet still Ill not give thee, though cid, for
And l'll get thee repaired by BARTHOLOMEW.
Nought else does he d. but from all asks share,
Clocss, Watches and Jewelry he does but repair;
Here's happy New Year to my friends and the rest
he out rivsla no one, but equals the beat.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner Main and 1lth sts Richmond
Watch and Clock Maker,
q Over 20 year, in London and America.
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1911. C0-PA8TNEROHlP NOTrGas
The subssytbsn kavsaG aaDssises1 tSe,.ss
seivss under the styis u @. 4 NILES 4
MANUFACTURING business, are nov rrsss,sS - =
farnish the pobHe with CAkkIAGES kU0gIra
ks Of svsry description, ct tho shostsst notice m
psrior workmsn. - can coaidsatjy vsrrsst n,
work turned ont Of cur sstabIkhn1nE ~ r~..... 81
fully solisit share q the public pstzosass Oar
wis Depot Rspostory, 1th street, bstwesS ~.
aad Cary. @. z. NILES ="
fHoe. 3. THORN9oH
r.s-REfAIxIHe dons vith ssssass ~ IL.
patsh. RsbrssSy - iaAs
70 k--Akw1m III M