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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-22

To schools and newspapers civilization
owes its crown of intelligence. These are
the chef bulwarks. Of free society; the
mightiest secular agencies Of Christeh-
dom. Indebted to religion, perhaps, for
their better spirit and morality, il is not
exaggerating to say that religion is deep
ly indebted for It's diffusion TO them.--
Both educators and disseminators, their
functions are still measurably different
the school laying the basis Of knowledge,
and the newspaper spreading knowledge,
with unparalleled speed and universally,
among men.
1t Is now four centuries and year since
printing commenced its annals, with the
!" Codex," and some thousands of years
since book-making began, yet it is safe to
say that newspapers, within the halfa-
century past, have done moro for the dif-
fusion of essential knowledge, and to make
IL the common property and blessing u
mankind, than all the ages of books. So,
too, though universities date back into the
dimness of time, and academies are as
the "classic groves of Hellas, modern
common schools have transcended them
all in universalizing intelligence. Schools
and newspapers are the grandest of new
time institutions, and to show that they
are new-time we need but quote what
Governor Berkeley, of Virginia, wrote TO
King Charles in 1871: II thank God
there arc no free schools nor printing!
presses here, and l trust there will not lie
these hundred years, for learning breeds
up heresies and sects, and al hbomina-
tons. God save us from both"
And it was an hundred years, and
more, before free schools or newspapers
were at all common in our country, where
the hindrance to them have been least
But what n revolution since Bcrkeley's
day-in politics, government, newspapers,
and schools. Less than two centuries,
and the New World is rid of kings and
parliaments, and while every hamlet has
its free school-or school open to all
there are near five thousand newspaper
published in the land. Ii is cnough ~
s6,iio astoni Gs;'asassAHipec asI !
and Faust Wore they penetrable. Let
ussbe thankful that we live ia an ago
when free schools and newspapers are all
around us, ms beacons and shields. Let
us sustain the school-master and encour-
age the printor-multiply the schooIs'aud
the newspapers, and freedom and knowl-
edge and virtue will flourish in the
world
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-22

EJ II. U. 0nderdonk, formerly Epis-
copal Bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylya-
MIA, died on tho 9th inst.
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EE- lie who paws more attention 70
his hat than his head, shows which Is
most priced.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-22

Ey- To euro the tooth -achc-lct a
twenty pound weight fall upon your toes.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-22

Ferry g. Co., Manufacturers Of Lom-
Der, Lath, Timber, Pickcts, &C., and Dealers
in all kinds Of Merchandise, Provisions, Shin
gle Bolts and Shingles. FcTysvillc, White
River, Mich.
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1855.
81 orA-HD HAVEN W., e e
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT
and Haven, Ottawa Co., Michigan.

n Office, on Washington Street,
Pm io,oer story, oQposite tie Post 00iee. ''s:z
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Boot 6L Shoe Manufacturing and Re
pciring Shop, (up stairs) over Wallaco's
Store. washington Street, Grand Haven.
r. KINNEY, Foreman. r. G. Il.
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William Wallace, Grecer and Pro
| vision Merchant. One door below the Post
Office, Washington Street
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Cutler, Warts & Stedgman, Deal
crs in General Merchandise, Pork, Flour, Salt,
Grain, Lumber, Shingles and Lath. Water ST.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
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VIM. Bentley's Billiard Saloon, (up
siairs,) second door East of tho Ottawa House,
Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich.
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kWm. M. Ferry Jr., Manufacturer
of Stationary and Marine high or low press
ure Engines, Mill Gearing Iron and Brass
Castings, Ottawa Iron Works, Ferrysburg
Ottawa Co., Mich. Post-0fice address, Grand
Haven Mich.
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)urtis w. Gray, Sheriff Of Ottawa
County, Grand Haven, Mich.
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Ferry & Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Pickets, Timber DC. Business OF
fcos Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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z. w. Lewis, Proprietor Of the Cot
tago Saloon, is now prepared to serve up, on
short notice, Warm Meals, Oyster Stews, Pigs
Feet, Sardines, &C., &c. Saloon, near Singers
Hall, Mil Point, Mich
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Rates Of Advertising. A

Nv Tzw 3m 0@ ami i2m
square s4lsIIs2I$ $8I$4s S 5
column 81 II 81 10
column 4 o. 9 ~ Is 20
humu 10 Is 20 25 30
Twelve lines or less (Minion) make ] square.
bsiness Cards, not exceeding six lines, $500
Advertisements unaccompanied with written
n verbal directions, will be published until or
cred out, and charged for. When a postpone
rent is added to an advertisements, the whole
ill be charged, the same as for tho first insertion.
Letters relating TO business, to receive atten-
on, must be addressed to the Publishers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-30

ANDREW j.. WILLIAMSON.
fLate Wilkinson Marshall
Wholesale and AeIan Drugsist.
NO. DC MAIN-ST.,
nFFERs for cash to the trade, and st retail =
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medisinas, Oils,
Paints and pyrs, Window Giass, Glass Wars and
Varnshes, at and below market rates.
Aug. 10, '5s-d
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xEOKUK, IOWA: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3o;~ls5s


BAEKTyG HOUSE OF
q ~ q r. O. A N ID n - y u N Il e O.
7 HAVE this day admitted Ms . partner in 'h,
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho ha
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, willbs conducted under the firm
and style Of
GEO. q. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses (if mo-
the oLiest) In Iowa, the new firm solicits eontin
uance Of former patronage so literally extended u
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex
change a the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner, wis
RKvEREHcks:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, NJ
Edward w. Clark a Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
clapp, Fuller D Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago,
Hoffman 4 8clpckc, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
fillmore 4 Brothsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt d Co., Louiuviile.
State Savings Tnstitution, St. Louis.
Keokuk, an. &. GEO. @. ANDERSON.
ian6d
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FROM e. n. sCRIvEk,a AGENCY
q - a D n R X RAIL n q A u
OF CANADA.
~ApELIaHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC RoUTE~
- Seoa fnn WEST 70
Rnsfna NJ vr~L - n AZ. r-.x. CO..

- ~M(fr'AiunIFuLd dhUMANTIC NUUTEW l.
~ eoa fnn WEST 70
BosfOn, Nse York, and the Eastern State
Via fAe MtcAisan Central, Great Western,
Ogdensonygh vsymoni Central, ,aad
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity OF
visiting some of the grandest and most won
dorful scenery Ia the world, including Torssfs
Na9ara Falls, SpspeasioM BRIDGE Tho3sand IsIG nAs
Rapids ef tAs st. LanYenrf. Quebec Montreal Wkjss
Mountains, the JsemiHr b, fdge fneariy f~o iies 4,
lengthy, Lake CAampiatn, Fdiis Of MonfmcYe~cf
Hndson RiUer, stc., efe.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage will BE-
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO 4 EMaGRANTs.
Passages may be secured ut the Office Of the Com
Pany in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montruse. An gent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal of
emigrants and baggage at Quebec free Of charee.
Fare from $50 to $35 TO Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Manmoth Steamship
LEvI r. m N,
OF 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LoNGl
Ia under contract to this campAn, for one Or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for ali
points East also for the Leyiatkan, or Tor the Nj
o. s. 5. Co.'S ships, can BE- obtained at the Once
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad. No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk Il. X. Co., of Canada
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-30

WINTIsA GOODS.
nUkE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
- welll filled with all kinds Of goods Ia his line
Tor the season.
Ovesshoss, In quality, price and extent Of variety
decidedly the best stock in the city. They must be
.clA
Ladies', dentlcmen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
chiAscu.t Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and campaigned
with gnn sr loAIber soles.
DrSes and common Boots of every description on
hand and made 10 order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition 70 the Boot ann Shoe businc.s Duke
Is Agent for two oi the best Sewing Machines cx-
tant-Wesd . Patent and ]. n. singer Co. .,s--oi
which hs keeps specimens constantly on hand
Singers Family Sewing Machines a1s now sold 10,
eo0.. Persons wanting gnod Boots, shoes sr Sew
them. Ks@snhr ssis 10 tsoabis % she~ rod,
MAchinssI ~ tn. BIG B00I' Store, No. 81
MAin-st., Ksokuk, Iowa.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Businsss Cards, not exceeding sir lines, inside
tl6, otherwise tIo.
Funsrai Notices u %. Obituaries, according
10 spass occupied.
Dispasysd advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertissmsnts loaded and placed under the
head Of 9 Special Notice." desbis fAe ordinary
rafes.
Special Notices In ths Local Column - cents
per ltne.
AdvsrtitAments ordered on the inside exclu-
sivsiy 10 ths lsily, after the 6rst two weeks
so por cont. more than The above rates.
All sysmstest adssysae~<.fs mssf es pstA 10,
IN adssnes. This rule sill not be varied from
wh04 ths advertiser uses che Weekly Aions
the prtos will hn the same ~ In the Dsily -
Where the Daily and weekly are beth used
Is per cent Will be dedacted from the Aggre
gate amount.
Under ths present system, tho sdvsrtiss,
pays % much for ths spsce be occupies, th,
changes being enArgsabis for the con position
only. This plan Ia now generally adopted -
Our chargs for ehsagss viii be 10 ssats pei
square.
~ In all cases where sdvsrtisements ar,
discontinued before the .expitation Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will b. charges
up ~ rsseAss rates for the time actual
Iy ~. @&g
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Dk. CARP ENTER,A OFFICE,
vINHikD-STkEET, between Main and Johnson
next door below Anderson y Bank up stairs,


E2mu na % yfAFth, M. -.
nFfERs his services as Physician, Surgeon, Ac-
~ coucheur, and Dentist, to the citizens of Keo-
kek and vicinity.
Educated nj one OF tho most renowned Universe
ties in Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, we'll Ne his perence during four ears
service as Surgeon In the h. X. knssiAn Navy, and
also three years practice In New E gland, will, hs
hopes, secure to him the confidence Of this com.
nnnity.
Anything under the head Of Dsntistry--operA-
tive or mscha nieAIwiil be execut in satisfAc-
tory manner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attsadsncs given ~ private dwellings III required
ExaminHti lions and advice gratis.
Ofhee Third street, over Hickey . Cigar Store -
Once hours 10 to IL A, ~, 2toAP.H,
kEvEasscas.--Mrs. r. n. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
KimhAll u Il. Howell, Ksokuk, and !. A. 6hsdd.
ESQ, Of Denmark. Iowa. IJune1d1y
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PoRk and LaPa OleaveFs.
A VERY supsTioF sxtisls inst rssstved and ;fol
IA aels hu ~ kM. = II. TUCKER 4
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VrHE undsnignsd will ssll . superior artiale Of
i Coal, In largs small quantities, for Cash, At
low rates. Aaviug n4As arrangements for : large
to deliver OsAl .threugh town, And q Wazsaw,
AlsxAnAxiA Asd Hamilton.
wA. 4. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply At my Ofhce on ID street, Ct the onos
Of Stryker ; Wood, Ksoksk.
Sept. 10 dam
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Bnsraio ana Lake huron Ra,,r.aa

BufraIo AND Lake Huron RaipreaA I
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETRoTTg
Al the above Office tickets for New York, Boston,
and all the statons on the New York 4 Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARRACK,
Agent of b. 4 l.. III. Railroad,
Office No. 80 DcArbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'bs-dly-e.n.s.
Sight Drafts on Lcndon at dollars Per stsr-
ling may be obtained at the Office Of the Grand
Trunk X. X. of Canada, in Chicago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-30

ION reading the Commercial, of Sept. Is,
ferwards the Polynesian, of Sept. 1S, it APP
TO me that the editor of the latter paper, in
kply to your critique on the French Treaty,
from oversight or from a kindly wish to spare
as omitted to allude to a circumstance which
cavity against your side Of the question. In
ng Of the 2nd and 11th articles of the Treaty,
cru to doubt whether the intention is to exclude
ian vessels from the ports claimed as French Of
ciery and Narqnesas groups and of New Gale
Now, I ask you, Mr.. Editor, whether it is
i' known that a Hawaiian vessel, owned here
Hawaiian group, called, I think, the Rdmehd-
IH Is now running between the said French
free Of all dues and imports of any kind what
With such a fact staring us in the face il must
tent to the meanest unders- anding that you
misinterpret the Intentions Of the Treaty. Our
and good ally, LIE .Nereu de mon Oncle, has
sent to Us doubtless in the name of the most
some candlesticks, so that we may not
darkness; and some spoons and forks, so that
~ see how Europeans eat; a broDzed and gilt
70 let Us see :. the time o'dly;' and a Hawaii
ssA has been, and is now. running without let
virance in and out of the French ports of the
and lad r~eferendum,'' means in plain
well zee about it, which is not the most
i way Of putting off an applicafion-grumbler
more do you want? BRowS SToUr.
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VESSELS LOyGER THAN THE LEvIATHAN.-
fssels Of greater length and of a more remark
@baracter, than the Leriafhda are advancing to
fri1n in Liverpool. These vess~ls are each 700
fg- They have been constructed for the ORR
inland Stetn Company, and are intended for
Eigation Of the Indian rivers. The purpose Of
ocular features Of construction Is to enable a
argO TO be carried at a good rate of speeI upon
draught of water. Each vessel is broken mp
parts, each OF which flats and is a complete
Itself, 50 tnat each vessel consists, in fact. of
f%penient vessels, or barges Of which the first
steamer, towing all the rest. The constituent
p the train, however, are so articultted TO one
BY circular joints as to leave no material
oetEeen them, while permitting the train to
lev tys in Psssing any curve in the river; and
q vii not sustain injury should it ground
, Uneven surface, since each barge will settle
bottom for itself. This new species of vessels
ngned BY Mr. Bourne, civil engmeer.-Lirer-
tio1
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

By the arrival Of the ship Ropid, Mt Lahaina, and
the polite attentions Of G.. d. Gilman, ESQ, we
have received San Francisco papers to the 9th-being
I'VE days later than our previous advices. The
Rapid arrived at Lahaina about noon on Saturday
last, and sailed again for Hongkoug the same day.
A list of her passengers and memoranda will be found
under the proper heads.
No later dates are received from the Atlantic States
by this than those by previous arrivals.
H. b. NJ. Ship Calypso, sailed on the 10th for
Honolulu. to remain here during the shipping season.
The schooner .Mucksha,c. was loading with lumber
and would sail for Honolulu about the 18th
The clipper ship Western Continent, will touch At
this port. inquiring for freight, but will probably 70
on to China.
The bark Fanny Major, with the mails, will be
due at Lahaina, on the LIST, and we may expect the
mails by schooner from that port on Saturday or
Sunday morning next. Highly interesting news is
expected, relating to the Atlantic Telegraph and the
Peace with China.
From Victoria dates had been received to the 9Th
of September. The Indian troubles had Quoted, and
miners were very successful. An editorial CORES
pendent of the -Aita says:
81 should think, there are about eight thousand
men on Fraser river, at all the points and along the
banks OF these, below the Great Canon, about two
thousand are actually at work, the rest idle or pro-
PNS'ht AhSSC " tlOusunu are making from &OO
to 50 per day. The latter sum is the least that l
heard any man FAY he was making. The most plod-
dung industry will not keep a cradle going all day for
less than that sum; men will rather prospect than
work for less. l have set $50 as the maximum be-
cause that is the most | saw made by any one man.
| have, however, no reason to donbt that as high a.
500 per day is realized ut Hills Bar and Texas Bar
on three or four of the claims.'
KoLoA SUGAR.-It is gratifying to observe that
our island sugar, is taking the high rank it justly
-
-dta OF the 9th, we find the following:
SANDWICH ISLAND SUoAR-Our attention has been
called to a sample of raw sugar now on exhibition at
the Mechanics Fair, from the plantation of DR.. R.
W. Wood, on Koloa, Island of Kauai. This planta-
ton was established in 1885, and is the oldest at the
Islands The sugar exhibited is equal to the finest
sample of Muscovado sugar we have ever seen, and
we have no hesitation in saying that if all the sugar
from that plantation is of similar quality, it will have
the prefe ence for domestic purposes, over all other
raw sugar introduced into this market.
For market and other news we refer to our COM
mercial column.
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I" Harper's Weekly"

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBER&-SUBSCRI.
IN bers to HARPERs WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, are
notified that the Club Lis: for 1889 is now open. The list
will be forwarded to New York some time in October, as SUBJ
scripions begin january l and early notice is now given, that
subscribers on the other Islands may he enabled to make their
remittsn in season. Such names only AS are prepaid will he
forwarded. The terms to those embraced in the Club List are
So 90 for One Years Sa subscription =
Each subscriber having to pay, in addition, the Hawaiian post
age This is one Of the cheapest papers published, and gives
more general satisfaction than any other, which may he inferred
from the fact that il has nearly two hundred subscribers on these
Islands. ~117-2ml Address III. NJ. WHITNEY.
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BISHOP g. CO.'S
SAVINGS "a

TIME ED WILL
Money at their Savings Bank upon the following terms
On sums of $500 or under, from one person, they win paw in
terest at the rate OF eight pr cent per annum. fron, late OF re-
ceipt, on all sums that shall have remained In deposit three
months. or have been in deposit three months at the time of
making up the yearly accounts.
No interest will be allowed on money withdrawn within three
months from the date of deposit.
Thirty days notice must be given at the Bank of an intention
To withdraw any money and the Depositors Pass Book must
be produced Mt the same time.
No money will he paid except upon the Draft of the Deposition,
accompanied by the rroper Pass Book.
On the first day Of September of each year, after 1858. the ac-
counts win be made up, and interest on all sums that shall have
remained on deposit three months or more, and unpaid, will be
credited to the depositors, and from that date form part Of the
principal.
Sums of more than $500 will be received, subject to special
agreement
The Bank viii be open every day in the week except Sundays
and Holidays and on Saturdays will be open until 8 O'Clock,
p. NJ. BISHOP L Co.
Honolulu, August II. 1855. 112-tf
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JUST
RECEIVED
AND FOR
SALE BY
RITSON 4 HART.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
TO ARRIVE

TO ARRIVE
GLUE. BRISTOL brick. Ass,D WALLS.
u Hunts handled ares. charcoal irous, wroushe spikes,
Buck shot, chi:si handles, knife eseaners,
Safety fuse, head and mooding p,a1es,
Carpet hammers, blnd hinges, wrought nails,
Seine Irvine. Cnord's study lamps, ah and chalk lines.
S Ssaae a'e CASTOR: so Piassd sSss. and fs .poo sss'
P P,sssS : Sssss.s sniy .sio s'ss r. S., ssps; s come. s.: :s:s.
& boy. ard :. yoiss, corn .hslsa:: E..a e.ah..
En.meied duck for carriage tops, nev saddls.
FINISHED grindsones, ~grindstone dxtures,
Lead pipe, !, I. Il, II. and 2 inches,
Douglas pumps, Nos. i, as, AS Z, guarded lanterns.
Glazed sash, sxi0. Ioxl2, I0xi&,
Doors and blinds, I. Inch and y Inch hoe.
Looking glasses, bush and grass scytbes.
Heavy log chains, cast steel picks,
Iron braces. bags sho., scotia and bead pisnss
Pick handles, jack and smoothing planes,
scsths stones and riaiss, sash sssss. caoss nshs,
Britannia tea and co6ee pots, bake kettles,
Drawing knives, GiIlot's pens, pos, toA,
Cutain rings, powder TASKS. ivory handled knives,
r. bsasers kiy's percussion s.p., :alys. ~shlns's',
Porcelain picture knobs. razor strors and rasoss,
Zinc vashboards. wheeibarows, hay cutters,
Timed spur, harness leather,
Harness, Japan. brass and silver mounted,
Buggy lamps. solar lamps, aseorted, solar wtcks.
Britannia lamps, shovels and tongs,
Extra handles for Eagle pillow MOI
I'M ine s. "nS s- iusII square, s~.d.,. Iron,
!, T. ! inch round iron, nests buetsts ADD hsse,
SINCE and double bedssesds.
Dry Goods, &c.
Extra skirts, rateans, Scotch diapess and napkinst
Printed jAconet musnn.. fast coaor.
Turkey red prints, small. agars,
Fine prints. white ground.
Ladirs' and sents' L. G. handkerchseh,
Chrd's and misses white hose, .e8H
~, 81, 81 and la sheeting, M
Brown drilling, brown cottons, ticking, etc.,
And d.: . a's-' variety q Goods In store end . 'rs'; q. II ns III .'
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PnrsErrsEEs wishing to alter. change or discontinue their
Shts, viii plet Ice TO give notice at our cnunter. AL
should he marked how long they are to be
Otherwise cur rule Is to insert till discontinued. IIs-It