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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING
.yT.sx,E go CEEER,
CHAR rs Z. I.E G \ Il T.
MD q * Il n II
(05ce opposite tRe t'aitsd Stafes Hofet)

(Iltsft rfPosfte 10 ts1tta HtHies f4''s''l
MINERAL PoINT. WisceFsiN'
WILL bur ard sell Real Estate pay Taxes. examine
N Hands lie is furnished With field notes q a.
i; l9Ie Mineral F-,int Is District and vii
s, .rtFr.lsr attention the Surveying cf LANDS and
4..-a5s anywhere within said clst~fet-
,a ana Acres af Land. ia different coubf'es IN Jae
yris.sf,si., Tor sale ga favorable forms Otaco
~tsbgiSFsf IN lSSS-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
a Brrrzn TIAE CoMIxG.-The Phil

a BrrTzR TIAE CoMING--The Phil
a1elphia Enquirer Of the 20th, sees many
encouraging signs Of a general revival Of
business. IL says:
1t is not likely that any important
change will take place before Spring,
but It IS quite certain that the feeling Is
greatly improved within a few months,
and that our capitalists. who have been
cautious since the great con
vulsion, manifest signs Of returning conf
dence, and determination to invest their
funds in the various legitimate enterprises
Of The daY.'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

How THE AUSTRIA WAS BURST.-I,
appears that she was crowded wi'h steer
age passengers. In order to fumigate the
steerage cabins, burning tar is considered
a good antIsepiic, and hence bucket of
it was provided. The boatswain heated
the end of chain to dip in tar to produce
smoke. The end became too hot to hold
Ia his hand, and he was ohlidged TO let it
drop; The bucket of tar was accidentally
kicked over, and i, then caught FIRE Il
Ia camphene." The passengers were
scarcd-the officers had no water at hand
and in a few minutes the whole vessel was
on fire. 1t is horrible that so trliihS an
accident should have destroyed 400 lives.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

Success IL LIFE-A mani best help
IS in hnself-his own heart, his own
soul, his own resolute purpose. The bat
tie cannot be fought by proxy. A mans
mind may be aroused by another-his
desire to improvc and advance himself he
excited by another, but be must mould
his own stuff. quarry his own nature.
make his effort let him try again -
Let him try hard-try often, and he can
not fail ultimately TO succeed. No man
can-teIl what he can do uulil he tries,
aud tries with resolution
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

Fg j Bullet in the Heart is not instant
Dealh.-Thomas Henly, Of Atlanta, Geor-
gia. who was shot few days since. lived
4 days and l9 hours with pistol bail IN
the right veatricle Of the heart.
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YAELEI EAT0N,
EATON s TEX.


VIII practice in all the Courts II the stse, ana ~ the
t aIr-,. states District Court.
. Particular afteafte srcH 10 roiters7 in all parts
ct 1ae state. -
WilI also GENERAL Agency business
tlla. II Ml.Lnns Rlntk. MineraI PnInt Lnya wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

TO BUSINESS MEx.-Every business
man aud mechanic, who has a proper
appreciation of tie true mode of doing
business, ought TO have impressed upon
his memory the fact that no man should
be delicate about asking for what is
properly his due. Ii he neglects doing
so, be is deficient in the spirit Of indie
pendence which he should observe in ali
his actions. Rights are rights, and If not
granted, should be demanded. The sell
fish world IS littIe inclined to give him his
own unless ne have the mauliness 10 claim
it. The lack of proper fulflment of this
principle has lost 10 many, fortune, fame,
and reputation.
Occasionally n customer, who is less a
gentleman than an ups,art, puts on haugh-
" airs, and affects to be insulted at beng
dunned for money that he ought to have
paid long before. No matter. The Ia
borer is worthy Of his hire. We know it
is unpleasant to be duuned. and equally
unpleasant to dun other people; never
theiess, circumstances sometimes require
that we submit to both; but we would be
sorry to re, Z" wrothy'' at man because
he asked Us for his own, and a man IS
very small potatoes" who will fy in
passion when we demand small t.!l
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HARLIE cox,
ATCTIoN GGEI
c ON.RTISSI ON ME r c Il Al 7

sfixrR.r pow WISCONSIN
Al kiu5s ar Goods aad Property soia on cor-aaissor
RefsrsHr-- X 1iesS4aoro Geo. s. Ce1h. = T.
cage ; Beui. CALag ly-l, 5ale1a-
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

y.,r4r ,,lzi-re would respectrulIs announce to his
old friends and patrons that he has rc-ysill shed
- h siiI AZ an times promptly respond "a the calls
~ hose reguirin- bis professional services
So Ess.t.euc. aHa Office lJtlirson ~ tina - =
u - on the corner ef Fountain street and tcnt2 al
-. ~ WM. uILDEBRANu.
nr TfiEicf-and has arau rht With him from Ger
usanv sarso ana valuable aeitce l'> ~
zhe operation OF al Ga heuul in7ausatIanS levers
~ desfaeSs, &c.. may te speedily cureo "7ti
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3ANKINGANp EXCHANGE OFFICE
LII II-E-E. l. !. y.

= ENERAL LAM AGENT, opposite 'le L $ IIot'',
< T highest, Niat uFoiot.
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4 Point VIII attend 10 land negotiations, aac trans
st IN business connected 0th ais profession COLLECTIONS
promptly atte .dcd Once County Building s-l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

Beautiful ExrRAcT - Helping :
Young lady out Ct mad puddle.
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n. ". JACKSON.

Is resumed the practice Of the Law. Ho VIII prac
tice in the Supreme and Circuit Courts Of the state
IN the L. : District Court. Attention VIII he ven
collections. the purchase ami sale ot Hea-
Estate. Ross Stone Building over l. H. y ill-
tIc-ey's Banking House. oI
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IOIt@ III. d. CRAM.

1 TTOGNEY AND COUNSELL0f solicitor In tasns.
4 H. a.d General Land Agent Dolgeyie, lows 0osa
Irss.-g5-, s-l
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GEORGE l.. FRO-T.

. TToRNEYs AND COUNsEI.Iol.s At LAW, and so
y lcitols Ia Ca4lcery, Mineral Point Ollee IN Mil
100. Fti.-E
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cEO. ID. M-ET.I;EIf. VI. =.

X.TOUTD respectfully tender u 1ofesioral service
w n the citizens Of Mineral Point. and vicinity
Office oppoSitS the United States UioteL 81
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Loo IL So EE Z.

rr1E undersigned has removed his ~1o = ne
1 rs. huildine near the UI5 Bank. Iii ish street,
ere he i prepared Go all kinds e work ia the lac
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CHARLES DuNN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26

At the land ofioe at sioux Crrr, eommeno,us IN
THURSDAY, the hrst day Of July next for the
OF the vacant lands IN the as11bered sections
within the aforementioned townships, which re-
man TO ths Uaited states. within .ix miles or
and the lew Central AR Line RaIlroed." sub
leot. a. required By law. 20 minimum Of RICO dol
lars and MY cents per acre, viz:
On the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad"
North 0 ths base Iiss sad vest s| AeSnk ,,i,-
etpai peridida.
townships g. 81, and 81, of ranges 81 and IS
townships %, 81, and 81, Of rsnses S., 81 ana "a
Tovpships -, 81, q, and S, of ranges So and 40
townships 81, g. and s., OF N ges a. e. <S A M a
Townships S9. -, 81 81 and S. Of range Is
Townships 90, 50, 81, and 80. of range rs
Townships 50, 81. and %, Of range a..
Ca the "Iowa Central Air Line Railrosdn
Township "a, Of rang 90 * and Is
Townships IS and 81, of RANGES
and 81 ~
townships g and 81. of 1ngs q
Township s6, Of range g.
At the land ofhss at COUNCIL BLurys, oommsn.
o!nG on Monday; the seventh day Of June next. for
the dieposa or the public andS. lerefeToy, v,o6r,
cd, situated within the following named tow
and parts Of townships, viz, A'niPs
North a. shs Base iiss Sad vest Of fks GffA ,,;.
opal meridian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26
AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-N w Long, Ala; w b
Loeckeu, Mass A M Burton. Pa; J 4 Mason,
Md w II Richardson, do; III 5 Hunt, Md ) w
Aston, Va; Miss f. Aston, do w + Rose do;
Mudd, Md; L Ever4eld, do; l. F rieder-
mann, do; J Melich. Pa B Compton, Md; 6
p Doris and family, do; X r Walton, Mo; f. w
Msssenburg, Va; DIR Warren, NC; b + TAYLOR.
Texas; Matthew'S, SC; Hon J Johnson. Va;
w COT, do; w Cooper, do; Jones and
roux, do; J Croker. do W skeen and lady,
Va; w Lee, Va; r Lille, NC; NJ Fisher
Ill; w r Mckren, Ind; q Reynolds. Ill; T E
Belts, Va; W 6 Denison, Ill c A Worthy, do;
Lord, NY; b Eaton. D; Mrs Nj ID Benjamin,
NY; f. Nj BENJAMIN, Md Cook, Va; RI Ro-
berts, do; Geo Randolph and son, Pa; ID Lee,
sc; w Worrill, NY Brooks, Ca l. F
Darlington, Miss; P Ostrander, do; K J Hill.
Ala; ID Murphy, NY; G Brown, Ga; 4 X
Moore, Va: w B Jordan, Va; ] j. Harris, Ga; X
n Harris, do; l. Jones, Ga; Col M wilkins
Pa; d U Jeffies, WI; X White, NY; Fish,
do; Carr, do J N Purtel, Ga; j NJ Holbrook
do; Fl Eaton, Pa.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A G Gaskins, sc; 6
Dubois, NY: III Dubois, NJ; 6 w Br-ga, NY; J
w Ball, Md; r PenDimaa. NY; III Rogers Md;
Albro, Ky; L Harrison, c Trucbett, Pa; F
Myers and sister. Miss Myers, VA w w Par
ker, Mass; Robey, Md; b Marshall, Tenn; J
Landss, Ky; E. NJ Chaffee, RI; w f Doggett and
lady, illinois, BTumble, Ohio; r Mckee w
Butcher, Pa; Il w Bowling Md; c nj Hall. Pa:
w Thomas, DrJ Thomas Md; ID c Irwin Va;
Huston rheo Adams, Pa; w Read, Del; Mi
Harrison, j X Caneras Va; M A Perkins Mass
w Soow and fam, Iowa; Il Cuyler Pa; ii Adj
ans, NTery; Phelps, CT; II Morrow n F.
Martin, Miss WaterstOne, Horace Greeley NY;A
Heath, Md; A Gunner, Mass: Miss VaIentine, y
y; seligmann, Va; A b Wadworth, Me; W $
Mason, NC.
WILLARDS' HOTEL j III Stickney, MdJv
B Horton. j Hall, NY; Jones, Kansas; A Gin
terinan, NY; s Terrell, XII; T. Rogers, Md; X
Minturn, jr, Mrs and M ISIS MintnTn, NY; w y
Daniel. Ga; ID Morrison, Mo; r M Magraw NJ
N Falls. Md; G Austin Ri; James Little, NY;
Brown, sc; C Jones, NY; b Kennon USN:
Jackson, ]; 8 Russell and lady Y; f.
Cross, Pa; ID Ricketts,, III DENLY Md N Lewis
Pa Campbell, N Yk; Jas Chalmers, Ala; w C
Perry, Vermont; w Paterson, NJersey; Samuel
WASHINGTON HOUSE. KinneI, NY; F
sessions, Ohio; John Ely, + A voorhees,, NY;
w NJ Smith, Ill; Hon o B Matleson, N York;
Dahfoub, White, Mass; o Hunt, DIR w Hud-
son, NY; knight, T. Henderson, Pa; l. VIII
Hams, Cal; w Lindsey, La; Cobb, Mass
U. G. HOTEL, IL o. SMITH s.-H T Harrison
Va; Miss Nj Peck, Ky; g w Cummins, Pa; NJ B
Tate, Va; Fox, do; Haskell, Ky; + Stone,
Md Il Martin. Va; w Henly, do; Gibbons
do; l. w Andrews, Ga; Il r. Belts, Va; w r
Rose, do Nj Crosby, do; ID ID Shumate do;
Newly, do Ward, NY.
KIRKwOOD HOUSE, Edmondson, Va:
w y Burnett, NY; q Cate, XII; F Mckee, Pa;
A Roose, Md; Bailey, Wilson, NY; nj 3
Crosby, L ID Moore, Va; l. 6 Savage, NY; J b
Pugh and lady, Va; II Boogs, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26

At the land Office at FoR Dope x, commencing on
Monday, the twenty first day of June next, for the
disposal OF the vacant lands in the uen Numbered
sections within the aforementioned Townships
whIoh remain the United States, tpffhia SIR
miles on .aeh side of the Dubuque and Paoifio
Railroad" subject, rs required by law, to a mini
mum Of t1o dollars and Gftv cents per acre, viz:
North Of the base line and rest Of the f(th pTin-
etpat meridian.
Townships SO and 80, of range 10
Townships 49, SO and 81, Of ranges 20, 81, q, Is, "a,
Is, Is, q, "a, y, 50, and 81
Townships SO. 80, 80, and 81, of ranss52
Townships 90, 90, and 81, Orange IS.
At the land oftce at Sioux CRY, commencing on
Monday the seventh day of June next, for the dis
pesal oil the public lands, hsretoJore nnefersd sit
uated within tho following NAMED townships and
parts of townships, VIZ:
North Of tho base liss asd toest of the tJth prin
cipal meridian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpr,oN r., ,m,vr.

- CIATMlkTN
Every person entitled 10 the night Of pre-emptioo
~ ny ol lhe snds within the townships and parts
me ssms To the satisfaction Of the Reslster and
neoei.sf oil the proper land o6ics, sad p1nks ,ay-
.a,s sonee, and before tbs day appointed for the
mmenSement OF the ,leoie sale OF the land EN-
be forfeited. THOs A. HENnf YTrs "i
IA, GcEYissiosss Of the General Lad ofkcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26
By THE rr.rs.RHs$ss::! 4. b. THE UNITED

p, In ,urs.spee Of Law, 1. J4nIs BysAAHAN. Pre.i-
cars And mako known that public sales will be held
nj ne nndermentioned land omces IN ths state OF
Iowa, Ct the periods hereinafter designsssd. to
Ar the land ONCE at QsAoE. oommebclng on Mon
day the day Of une Next for the Disposal OF
the public lands, heretofS.e 1aa6srsd, situated
within the following named townships. viz: :
North Of tie base lise and ,cssf Of sks 6fh yris.
.''~ eipai Neridian.
Township 100, of ranGe2i Pm.
Townships g and loo, of range q
Township SO, of range 3.
AT the land ofhoe ct FORT DopeE. commencing on
Monday, the fourteenth dsy Of June next for Che
dis posal of the pubic lands, heretOfore waofsyed,
situated within the following named townships and
parts of townships, VIZ: -
North Of the base lins and tcest Of the ktA pri~-
... - cipuI meridian. 80
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pporiTtRrh = 81 NJ -. 4 X. p,,.,,

i ROTECTED by Royal Letters Patent OF
England, and secured by the Seals of the Ecoe de
Pharmacie de Psnssnd the Imperial College Of NJ ed
lclne, Vienna. TrIesernar No. is remedy for Re-
taxation, Spermatorrhaa, and Exhaustion of the
System. Trlesemar No. efectualy, IN the short
space of three days. completely and entirely eradi-
Gates all traces OF those disorders which oopav and
cubebs have SO long been thought anldoe for, to
the ruin of the health of vast portion Of the popu
latiOn. Triesenar No. is the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, unfortu-
nately, the English ply stefan treats with mercury.
TO the inevitable destruction of the PATIENTS const
tuition, ana which all The sarsaparilla the wO-ld
cannot remove. Tresemar Nos. l, 2, and are alike
devoid of taste smell, and of all nauseatIng quail
ties: They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being pected Sold IN tin and divided
in separate doses as administered by VsIpean, La-
leman, Roux, RicOrd. &C., DO. Price IS each,
or four in one for So, which saves IS; and in
SH
Sold by DIR. IA. BARROW, No. Isl Prince St., q
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme
dately recep of the amount DIR. b. will forward
the So cases of rrIesemar, and the large sizes,
rage paid thus nsurIng genuine European prepara
tons. The So cases also sent but not free of oar
rage. COnsu tatIOns usual, from ii a. till
p. and from till m at No. I57 Prince ST., a
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J..
STOTT, Washington. fe ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26

Monday, tho twenty first day Of June next. for the
disposal of the public lands, heretofore offered,
stua ted within the following named townships and
parts Of townships, viz:
North az the base line and scesf Of fAs GJth prin-
cipal meridian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26
EVENING STAR.
TWENTY YERS AGO.


met girl the other day, ..
rome twelve years old or so,
The image of q nymph loved
some twenty years ago.
The olushing cheek, the sparkling ere.
The hsir OF raven flow
Ah, how they ret my heart a-blazs
Some twe nty years ago.
spoke-her answers did not much
Of Wit or wisdom show
But thus the lovely Mary talked -.
some twenty years ago.
What could shallow heart like this
My heart in tumut throw!
/ must have been a little green
Some twenty ears ago.
I met the lovely Mary since
Her charas have vanished though
Her wit and wisdom are-the same
As twenty , ears ago! '...-
Hooked upon her faded cheek.
Unllt my feelings glow;
And thank her that she scorned NV love
some twenty years ago.
Fond boy who now wouldst gladly die
10 please some sImpsrIny miss
VINO knows what thou wilt think of her
Some twenty yers from thus.
-. Home Joxrsol.
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ONhLD KENNEDY.
No. 10 Wayysa Stvsst, RoxbSYy, MdssseAsssst

Gilman, Kidwell & Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, BURY
Co, p Walsh Coz E: 9: Walsh, J.: T. stone,
boswell Daniel b. Clark. ]. y. Mil6urn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford 4 Bro. Agents for Georgetown..R.
=. Clssel. U Nj LenthAm. J. l.. kldweI. my 5-ly
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUT
ii AND MATURITf

Jssf P.bItsksd, Gyaite. tks 25fh 1hotsdHd.
A few words Of the Rational Treatment, Mltho
Wsapnes., Nocturnal EmissioHs, AAXA
Genital, and Nervous Debility Pre-
tency, and Impediments to Marriage -
generally, By b. DE LANEY. M. ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26

EROM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.
l. Russell North Americs, Its Agriculture and
Climate.
Scotts Secular and Domestic Architecture, present
and future.
Delamotte's Practice of Photography.
Mortimer's ~ rotechny, Sd edition.
benson on Clocks and Locks,
Hughes Duties of Judge Advocates. .-- [s
Jeans Navigation and Nautical Astronomy.
English Giees, Duets, and Quartetts with Piano
accomplishments, vol. a.
Ludewig's Literature of American Aboriginal Ian
guages.
RouasesI's Emilins, translated into English.
R0usseaus Nouvslls HelOise, translated into
English. " =
FRANCK TAyI0R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-26
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A. DEXTER.
s. II. KENDALL, nj. ID.
SAM u Ell MAY,
THOMAS c. ANGRY,
PETER HARVEY,
"a IEG n nUrAyAy

1t is we'll known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
toXide of Iron 10 lost by very brief posture
to air, and that to maintain a solution of ProtOx-
ide of Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
tanned by COMBINATION IN WAY BEFOsE IN
KNOWN; and thIs solution may place all the proto
carbnnatos citrates, and tartrates of the Materia
MedIca. A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Assay or to the state Of Massa chus sets,
ID Boy stOn street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, So; medium sized hotties. 81.
N. l.. CLARK & co. Proprietors. Boston.
For sale in Washinston hy y. u. Gilman, SPoc!sl
Agent; Marin d Palmer, John Schwartze, L. M
smith, Y. Harbaugh, H. n. Mcpherson, r. 9.
Walsh. Joseph Bury. Jas. II. stone. j. $. Lovejoy,
DIR. d. Il. Clarke, ID. Rldgely: and in Georgetown
by r. J. Cissell, and J. l.. Kidwe. feb8- sm
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LAWRENCE 6 HOUSEWORTH..

HlPTICIAN Ms. CLAY STREET. 8AN FRAN.
u CISCO Wholesale and Retail DeaeB In ona xmpuers OF
Optical Mathematical and Philosophical Insens hare for
largest Specaes and Eye Glasses the
nenss, Spectacle Cases. Thermomes Hyassos AaGpssc
machines, 0aivrsnc Batteries, Magic LAue6Ens,
Messrs. L. H. particular aktanon the Spectace
branch Of the busness having yea Of sxpnee and perfect
knowledge Of the Of adjusting and 61g u easass
to the eye, and assisting and restoring TIE slsht.
Persons st distance wishing pair ey sending
glass from the old pair In letter. nalne sr and the
distance from the they send small pg1nt
from pi to suit them II The price - they
here In person TO select them. 102-ons
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HI. G.. GRAHAM,
COOPER AND GAUGER.

THE OVERSIZE WE'D having recently purchased the
Co peraRe formerly occupied by c. H. Butler corner OF
and prepared execute with dispatch
that he be favored with atte above paed place
or nj Old Stand. opposite the I" Royal Hotel"
Masters respectfully invited to can and
large and desirable assortment Of Casks Barrels
Tubs &C.
B40o0 barrels hand and for sale on the most
HE ,srrps 6Q-tf
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zu2s,
NV 5-ss lsz-
Hss
DESIGNER AND ENGRAvRR ON WOOD.

his customers that be eigns and every defip
tion Of Advertising Cuts Wen Of Bssdns eoodA warss
Articles Poraits, Labels Masonic, Old Fellow and
Temperance Sees Notary Public and County Db rass
woodl B Head vgnees, Newspaper Heada etous Comic
Book illustrations. sfArs of every cop
per, brass wood l2o CLAY sraEEs erpss q sHuscne
SAx rkAscsco.
WHITNEY, ESQ, Honolulu win Be promptly s1seeed 102-y
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Yousfs ann gsnos.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale |!

- THE RESIDENCE OR v. SPELL
f:; DEN, situated on the Waikiki Road miles
.EAk of Hopoluu. The premises contain FOUR 49,
There Is also variety of
Peaces Apples Cherry Apricot Nectarne, Mulberry Mango
Ounce, and variety of native fruit Coauus There are
five fish ponds the premises containing fish, OF
which fourth fit for The ponds supplied by
failing Of mountain The land
cultivation, bounded with Shade every description
adapted this climate Persons
do well to call and examine these premises.
Terms easy. Title fee simple.
For particulars, inquire Of r. =. SPEIDEN.
On the premises
Or A. J. CARTwRIGHT,
IlA-1 - Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-16
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,

w. j. RAWLINS & CO.,
ARE THANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS,
aud prepared, with their present improvements to
supply hans and families with hard and son soap Also
u And always ready buy taow slush. and
all kinds Of kitchen grease. SS-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-16
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. SEPTEMBER Is. 1886
Business Garos.

HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
Aoo-0 A. r. EVERETT, Treasurer aud Agent
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-19
Suicide as Fopsh 6tSReady.

E.. N. Davidson a we'll Khown citizen Of
Rough & Ready, in this County, Committed
suicide in his own house on Sunday last. 1t
appears that he had, of late, been much ad-
deted to drinking, and stated a few days
since for Frazer river, but sQon returned,
stating that he had been dragged in San
Francisco, and robbed of all his money. The
next morning after bis returnsTh desired his
wife to procure small viaFF of laudanum
which he said the doctor had'6rdered to take
to quiet his nerves. The lauaapum was pro-
cured. and while his wife was absent from
'&tha room for a few minutes, he drank the
contents 81 glass ofBquor, from
the effects Of which he soon died. Davidson
was member of the Legislative Assembly
in 1857. He leaves wife with an infant
about 10 months old. =