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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY

~ Couns,fing a. Ns.. ..HanptoD VIII ~ Delaware la ts
s.hs sne "ss;sra R4aad snd e; Ess>pD Stb The f~Asb
sst-y ksinad
FALL AhRAsoENrssT d, nm.noinl O-tob.r J. Iss-
orb fof tssob and nisrfnsfias gsrss ron PIER
Softb kvsr at H.. IL tn, and q D M fr so'nsf.
W D above u.ins. and ats , M
.oss train. connect q, Elizabeth pih tsin. as-
"Hs.1, sheb i>.'s Ns~ Yos ton, ,bs mt y Curt
- Al y asd IL a m. ard and o ~
.-ns.'s nr ne Ds~sfs am. and Wsstsrn Rail
- q. . a. oniy foi l~hisb V.isy Railroad a,
NJ q L. JOHN o. sTHkSs, sspsfsbss.sL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of New-York notice ia hereby given all
persons having claims against SAMUfL KELLEY late Of ih.
Il New York Broker decea--d present
ynu thereof 20 the subs hefs the office Of Rogers
Woodu No ~ nianiS IN the City Of NrwYprs.
before se ninth day of April ncKt-Da.cd New York The sch
dsy Of SsItsrlber 1859.
FMEIdSE kELLEY. 6dpini.,rsinx.
MOSES L. WESTWOi TIL AdininiNrs,or.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

IN PURSUANCE oil an OrutT OI IN" SuT!Dkdtc vi
the County o notice hereby 20 oil persons
having claim. assin. the estate Of HENRY IA. BARCLAY
ate o the City New York deceased TO present the
with thereof 70 the -hscrbef AZ the oce Of Ruth
erord Eubree. No. 81 Wal in the City OF New York
on or hefor. ssveutcrnb day ~ March uextDa-d New
York the ninth day Of september rs.
WALTER c. BARCLAY, AdministrstoS, sc.
sepl0 ltw6mfrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
Ofean 6teanIfrs, &r.
rI IyTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAviv
\ a.TIos coMPANrs SFw-YoRK AND oAi"Af
usk,, ~ arr. PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
ukAh l" GALWAY IRELAND.

uNE -. 49,, PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
THAN i" GALWAY, IRELAND , -.
~ ssoT;cs See sIS fr'sss sIWSY saiys STEAMSHIP LINE
go mp Of powerful aud iasi ssl'ns =. =.
~ ard furnished with everything o,, New York
- ps.,. ... ard agreeable. The depe tuiss O W., ~
~ % he as follows unl further noun'I W " n, "A
PRiNCr ALERT .I,,.y" Thursday, Oct %
ispiAN Tnosr.os Ihqr'day day sov; srbI
f,ioS visiting Ireland r.,S TIE. md % ii have an Opportunity
sss and ST fjs ,S g.as ~ sf'a saa
fs .E. @,ls.Ss % any Of ni sss Of GIsa; s,
ssutss from Cav y siy reduced rates: First Class, so
sreope eAs 90 -, ovt their friends purchase tickets
Tho.c w.e IN third Glaze from Galway a. $S or from
fs their Gy,s, Britain accessible by railroad al 80
sth~r si, mE ~ viii be- provided and cooked provisions for
s s 70 and g from 52s,y G1w .pov to the
yIiS :, he'r oiees No. 81 Hudson at, corner Of Jay,
"a Broadway Application ioi freight and passage may
sso % ,. n. AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., Coasisnees.
Prss'' ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

SE.GALWAY, IRELAND-THE SHORTEST SEA PAS.
- We JRETVyEEN AMERICA AND EUROPE.-NEW-
xxnSk md GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE-Ths liIe is
powerful and sailing teamships ably ocered
s,sbed with everything requisite To render the voyage
ene S .s,e.sbe. The departures from New York for
- ~ Al be- % follows, until further notice viz:
S~}F AIBRRT....T. J. Wsters...... Thursday Oct IA
FsnitN EMPIRE. T. Cosrtensy Thur.day Oct %
sDIeic ...~....Wm. c. Thompson. Thursday Nov. ii
ydrns Ireland reach their destination In three
~. ne time by any o:her ROUTE and all have op
ty Of visiting places sna scenery Of urriysed interest IN
- Of passsse including Tee tickets by the usual railroad
...s from Galway any II the principal cities OF Great
ssr~ins Al the following reduc~d rates:
IN G.s... SO Second iss..89 30 Third Class. $50
oe wshns bring ter fiends purchase tickets
~ tbeir passage In third csss from Galway a. $50 or from
sse stiss ID Great Britain accessible By railroad a. SS5
liberal table will b. provided and cooked provisions
~ .hLd eass passengers to and from Galway.
Dor fssnt passage, and further particulars apply 70
VIM A. SALE a co. No. IS South-Et.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

TTNHE BRITISH and NOR1H AnERICAN
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
go. From New York to Liverpool;
Chsef CABIN Passage e.'..''''''''"'''..'''"siN
From Boston to Lverpool:
Che Ssmn P1ssss. ...''.-'..'..'.'...''.'''Sl0
Pc ship. from Boston call at Halifax.
hkSBIa Capt Capt .rfs Stone, AMERICA CAPT wictm.n,
ASIA csPi T. e. Lott NIAGAkA In6s c Capt; Ryri. :.,
1ese carry acear white light at masthead on
ssIboud bow; red on port bow.
lERsIA Juatp, Leaves York Wsanssdsy soeP' o e
EA9ARA miHsr. Leaves Boston 'Wedne.dsy' &C. 0c,'
CANADA Leave. Boston Wedne.day Oct %
AsaicA sc,, 1 TS,
PERSIA Leaves n York Wednesday, Nov 10
EUROPA Leich Leaves Boston. Wednesday, Nov IL
serth. no, secured until paid fr.,
An experienced Surgeon on board.
lvrr Billion Specie Jewery Precious Stones or Metals an-
ss bills Of ading signed therefor and he value theieo
''''a exposed '' .sHi cuSARD ,f No. 'sfs BsSSns
VNEE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF
y STEAMSHIPS between NEW-Y0RK, soUTHAMP
As United States Mails: -
s% .y an Fl r
6e 5, Saturday Saturday Ss Ws Wss Sss Sss
ftese steamships have wsertsht Compartments aud carry
rcs Of passage per Vanderbilt Fin: CABIN sicC and s2o
seoDd es6n 500 and per Ahsi-Fst cabin $50 second
Certhcstss issued for passage from Europe
Svecie delivered in London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE Agent No. Bowlnf Green, N Y.
Tor SAVANNAH AMERICAN At
Il LANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S new and
eleAu steamship HUNTSVILLE, A. Post, commander, will
Pier No. IL, N H., Oh - ht pc.uct
p a Cabin passage With unsurpassed arconmodaons 80
fhoasL tickets New Orleans, tS9 so; Mobile S Mongo
rry Albany Ga &2f Atlanta and Columbus Ca 423;
Msson Freight 10 per foot and proporonae rates
Insurance one half per cent Apply 70
II. b. CROMWELL a CO., No SO Wes.-s..
CTEAMSHlP FLORIDA for SAVANNAH
- NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS of HER CARGO Tho s,eaI-
utp FLORIDA having met with accident 70 her machinery
q ~s twed back this port the 2oth and 9th inst
A. probable the Florida will be detained time for rc
propose reshp the possible by the
ssrsnshp STAR OF THE SOUTH Crpt Thomas Lyon, row
10 mi, port Shippers of goods viii please make known their
Wishes immediately that the goods may be for ~sded without
unnseeary delay Shippers marks and consisnee-,
With value each viii be required at our office for
sssefal syefsse SAML. l.. MiTCHILL SON,
NJ. n R,,.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FmuA.sus,
| ONG ISLAND RAnROAD-NOTICE.-

lows Trains going Ea,t-Lesve South Ferry, Brooklyn G 10
foi Gr-enpor .ars sout Ferry Brooklyn s u n for
syoret sy. South Ferry, Booklyp Al 81 a. for fsphani
ssv, South Ferry Brooklyn at q 10 for syo.'et leave
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Total tsIl soldI. dI.......................' ..;,Isn
The market the week has advanced The 0nvss have
been much than for several weehs past and the hos of
better average quality wright Sales for The Wsh Afs
from 6 20 IS s. The Hogs reported received BY the
Erie Road thee. ysrds also reported ey the nsnAser OF
III. Hudson Yards, which cacus.d 10 sssd growers,
making receipts Of Hogs oot than they esny are
the above in total receipts 50 a. 70 pvs 10
actual mum b.r received each week ss possible
Hoss received Hudson River Drove Yard fos the week;
BY Ens Railroad :....'....'.''.'''"''''~@s.
BY Erie Railroad via BerGeD.. %
BY Hudson River Railroad. d......"............ oI
BY Camden and Am boy. 800
BY New Jersey Central Rahrosd .............. S3
By Albany Propellers
Of which
Bent 10 fOr'lstn
b0f.
Lett over unso.d. ~"
-. wi .rdus Milna R&Et.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-

Il Ton, foT HUSTON snd PkOVIDEkCE--inI~rd I'd hon-e
th~ shortest aud diTest c<TTyinE The FD'~r Wal
tt. steamer. PLYMOUTH ROCk, CspI joel ss"s, aud y
SANDERBlLT. CAPT ". H Frsz-- IN connection with Tho
oTONlNGTON and PROV EHCE and BOSTON and PROV
lDENeE RAILROADS c4vnE New Yori aaaly srnaays ox-
osptsdl rvn P'sI No SoI1 River f wharf above Bsory
pAos, ocoh and s,oningoD S:J p. m, he
arssl o. hr MAJ Irsin shleh lesyes Boston ~ 5y
The L NANDkRblLT, from Ss~ Yofh Monday. WedD.s
Day and Friday hoin sopns- Tuesday Tharday and Sat
srcsy.
4, and Saturday, RON SoanEon nea4J WsaD.sisy ad
BrdAy.
P.s~ussr. proceed ron soninS. Per railroad 70 Yrovi.e.
~ IN t- Erpr-. NAL rran ,aehns aid place. 10
sv>D. Of BY olhr routes snd ~ al
y lnss ogDsetns hrth snd Ess, Passenger. that
Heif femalD bard tbr sirs1 enjoy aisss fsst m
Srost breakfast desired AID lsys yo,ins,on % The
bf be~,n, -
ssssroastsr sooonp@rj-s The steamer sn1 ,Asss
set ssy
pr pa.sss-, befth, s,ss N Ri, .ppJ
So-f The Yrssht O8es Pier No kor,b River ~ ..
- "hos. No. 10 Bsltery-ps4ee. Orfpb~r T. Iss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Some extra sood Beeves may be quoted at..' dstc'
The general average Of the market at o'f'''':'c:
The most Of the ssles range from. ..I Dsc.
Ice. p head and 10, OF different weights, viii be iound
IN accounts Of sales Of sundry DrovesI nm
Tns IL 2A nesd less than ast ~eek and So nesa moie
than the sy.raxe Of The number al eScn
Wrdn-.ay market year 2ii head while the number
tdsy being 1885, Ahows head than the svosSe and
1877 head less than this day week.
toIio,v,n. d,ova. In IN, this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
Cegal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County of Ne~York uoce is hereby given 10 al per-
son, having claim, against MICHAEL MCCORMICK, late Of
The City Of York deceased 10 present the same "h
Wi,e No 81 Liberty street in the City Of Se~YoTk or
b. fore the twenty sixth day OF March neI-Daed Ne~York
the 2th day Of Stpten Der 1853. -
JAMES MOORE, Executors. kc., of MI
"a lav6mFr JOHN n. CLARK, ehsei Mccormick, dec.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-24
T E]E TX q o w L$ LE COURIER

hearts of all who love them best How
often an impulsivc person wounds the feel
ings of his tnucst friends His thought
less words, poisoned it may be, with the
gall drops of a fit of anger or jealousy, envy
or pride or momcntary flash of displcas-
urc, may cut like two-cdgcd swords in the
heart s core. Or wanting that sweet re-
fncmcnt given 10y scf-control, that very
roughncsS and hardness may "grutc horri-
riblc diScord' in the ears of those that love
him, and would gladly be charmed by his
words Of wisdom and goodness.
EXPERIMENTAL philosophy man
to lend YOU money. Hard TimcS--sitting on
" cold @rindstonc reading the Presidents 5
message.
AS old sailor, while ON his dcath-bcl was
asked what he supposed Heaven was fenced
in with. With an eve full of hope and cN-
pectoncy, he exclaimed. PS-tail tobacco
Glow would YOU divide chuchm?" asked
one printer of another. why, replied the
other -" | would drink onc-holf,"
\ GREAT many people fond ofhoohs.
as they are of furniture; - dress aud ct
OF their rooms, more tha,. to adorn and
enrich their minds
ArprLER, who squintcd awiuIly used
sometimes to mourn that his eyes dl not
agree. &" It's very lucky for You re- lie |
his friend. Z" for if your eyes had b.,n
matched your nose would have set them
on &c LONG ago"
4 VERY trrthru Boston newspaper SAYS.
thnt M Oh man diving i'm that civ, RECENTLY.
was asked # hc nd have Clergyman sent
for. He requested t.. sec the Env. DR.. Glover
who called upon him accordingly. The sick
man said; " | have Just sent ior you to re.
quest YOU to keep those coul0undrd cats in
YNnr Ynrl umint tn-nmht"
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swATM 0E Slxqlg CAROLYN

FIChEN Ni-.t $ tRpINNl,
~ '''''' To pr, VIII in
John Bosco. For ct ais. SoIc"" ic1"
IiIE&EAS, W. Il. Bowen and other, have APP
W plic1 to me to have Il paper puporing to
be the las, Will and Testament of William Bow
en-, deceased, late o said district. proven in due
and solemn iorni of law and it appearing to
my satisfaction ,hat r. H. Eowcu, Joel Well
born and wife Martha, Thornton Benson and
wife f. habcth, and 7. H. Eowcn and wife Nam
cy, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered. therefore
that they appear in the Court oi Ordinary, to
hchcldat Pickcns Court House, ON Thursday the
lIth day of October nest. To show cause ifauy
they can. why the aid paper, purportng TO he
the last win ana Testament of the deceased
aforesaid, should not he p, sven in due form OF
law. Given under my hand and seal of Office,
the 9th day of July, 1888.
W. j. PARSONS. o.r.p.
Ordinary OWicc July q, 1883 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-24


ERS OF lMpULsE.---On the out
{ the human soul Il sentinel is sta
hose duty it is to watch for danger.
ithful, it warns OF both physical
eal danger Its eye is an eagles,
heart sensitive and c;u'iiy alarmed.
aign asst may Scem, many youths
seeGrd it eowardly to listen to the
Jugs, OF the sentinel till he has ceased
ly, aud the citadel has been ovcrrun
einiGs from without and within.
aGthful reader, are you one of this I'M
lumber? Does the cry of the scnti-
hg through the arches Of your soul,
lg you of the danger of impulse, and
rising in your cars the miserable re-
7of its iinpctuositics? Ii not, call him
sity {; for above all things else you need
friendly admonitons.
l,q dangers of impulsivcnces arc not
herScal. They arc real, positive and
u. All very iinpulsiyc persons are per-
lally.owong thorns. They do and say,
pst' 'daSS, things that cause themselves,
gmcbodS else, $, re disquictudc. When
arc SO stspid Us not to soc the impro.
yes OF tlieis own course, they may be
sng frequent and deep wounds in the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-24

TiIE subscriber intoru,, all persons indebted
L to him prior to the first "i january last. that
they must make payment Iy the first of Sep
tcmhcr next. Those failing to comply will hc
surd unfortunately. Necessity alone COM
pcls him to pursue this course.
4. w. GREEN.
-
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A Final Gattlame
NesA,4a,H1.

LLrc,sons arc hereby lorwarncd no, to trade
\ with or trust my wife, Susan RlCr. on my
account, as he las left my bed and board with
out Just cause. The law will be strictly en-
i"rcHi against all offenders.
July 20 1851 j. F.. RICE
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Hamburg Once Moro !!

TO MY OLD FRIENDS IN PICKENS!
WOULD respectfully inform my OLD friends
| OF Pichcns that ain in the employment of
MIR. WM. Hill, of Hamburg s. c., dealer in
all kinds of
Hardware AZ Cutlery,
Planters, Mechanics, builders materials. &C.
where would bc happy to meet with them and
offer them GOODS in the above line ut as low
prices as 'hcy can he purchased in amy of the
Southern markets.
BFp. Orders from the country will NEE, with
prompt ntcminu
lIutnburg. July 20, 1888 :jm
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STATE OF SOCTM CAROLINA.
IN EQrIrN-rICKENS.
Emma and Il. A. Hawthorne

vs.. Bill for partition
Susan Perry and otkcrs.
VIiERE will he sold. by order of the Court of
Equity, for partition amongst The hci.s-nt-
law OF Josiah f. Perry, deceased, at Pickcms
Court House, ON Snleday in September next to
the highest bidder, credit of twelve months
with interest, except so much as may he mcces-
sary TO pay the costs of partition and sale, II
TRACTOF LAND, on the waters of Snow Creek.
i'll PicScns district, containing Four Hundred
and Thirty Acres, and adjoining lands now on
formerly belonging TO james II. Rccdcr Bcnj.
t. Perry and others.
The Land is well timbcrcd, and also lies we'll.
The soil is productive, and the land would make
II fine farm if cleared and cultivated. 1t is all
i'll the woods ut present, except the Methodist
Camp Meeting Ground which is on the place.
The land lies on tho public road leading from
AndcrSonvillc to Pckons Court House, and is
well watcrcd
a plat of the premises, on file for reference,
can be seen at this Office.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office, July rs, 1853 Z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-24
IRON! IRON :!

I uST RECEIVED, large lot of Amcri.
O can Refined and Swcdc lhUN low for
cash, or on short time, topunctuaI customers.
JOHN Y %LNAN ~
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gLNpESTEucriBILITY OF ENJoYMENr-
Lankind are always happier for having been
Appy; so that ifyou make them happy
Sry, you make them happy twenty year,
ncc, by the memory of it. A childhood
fed with a due miNturc of rational in
Ecncc, under fond and wise parents, diff
over the whole of litca feeling of calm
sure; and in extreme old age, is the
last remembrance Which time r.n ever
- from the mind of man. No cnioy-
howcvcr inconsidcrablc, is confined
be it'cacnt moment a man is the hap
for life, from having made once an
pic tour or lived for any lu.yth Of
ith pleasant people, or enjoyed any
Tabc interval of innocent pleasure;
Gpntributcs to render old men So in
to the scenes before them, and
hem back to world that is past,
cucs never to be renewed again.
,SHi"ry ,EmiM.
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M s!ltOM ticn took his

.
siIe ofNc President, and as each OF Tie
veterans passed, he was introduced by name
10 the Chief Magistrate, who shock hands
With each and exchanged pleasant re-
9mark. OF one of them the President in
3qnircd, " How long have YOU lived in Wash
ington% lie said siXty-cight years.
why said the President, I" that was be-
iorc there was 4 house here" "YcS,"
said the old man, | helped to carry the
chains of the surveyors who ran the lines
of the city through the woods" IS the
soldiers passed along, the President repeat
cd to another similar inquiry, when hc
Sfcteived for reply, . worked, sir, ON the
old c"pitol--my boy, - years old, is nov
employed on the new"
Col Scaton introduced Mr.. .Johr SrSs-
ford as the -" father of the city " How
lrrfc. have you resided here asked the
3Prcsidcnt, g came, said the venerable
.n'an, "bctorc the government; | entered the
.9lec ofthc National lntclligcnccrim 1900"
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Special Notice.

.N-'TtV IVI NIIV
Wullnlla. July IL. 1888 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-29

NOTICE.
VNHE Jed BEING ABOUT TO
leave the kingdom, offers for sale the premises now occu-
pied by himself, known as the Com amercial HOtel.'
including the Stables adjoining. Also, all the fixtures Of the
Hotel, embracing everything requisite for the successful con-
Quoting of the hotel business, consisting Of one superior Billiard
Table, in first RATE order, bar fixtures, etc.
The Lease Of the Lot On the corn< pf Nuuanu and
Beretania streets, known as the " Circus Lot," ard the Lease Of
the Z" Nuuanu Baths"
One Soda Machine, with bottling apparatus complete.
II. MACFARLANE.
Honolulu, April %, 1858. 95-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-29

, JUST RECEIVED!
SN TAI LOT OF VERY SUPERIOR
"A ARTICLES for Ladies and Children, viz;
Embroidered chndren's waists,
Do do dresses,
Threadlace anil insertions,
Children's silk hair nets,
An assortment of chiidren's socks
AIso-Chihlren's patent leather boots and shoes,
Ladies' sup. black silk wells.
Warranted good quality ladies' white kid gloves,
White cori silk,
Extra good white flannel,
Sup. black, green. red. etc, chenille,
silk cords ami tassels for cushisns,
Silk do do for pictures.
Etc, etc, etc.
10s-3t voS HOLT & HEUCK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-29
DIR. PUNHUE, CHINESE PHYSICIAN.

OF Honolulu Who have In their employ Cinnamon addicted
to the practice Of Opium Smoking, that he can break them a
this perutcious habit, after . fortnights treatment
u Apply at his ONCE, Mauna kea street, opposite Hotel
efreet l01.1R
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-29

&c.
" Sheet zinc, Hunts axes;
Axe hatchets, shingiing do;
C. g. shoveis, spades, hoes;
Rakes, manure forks, bog hoes
Three-tined hay-forks;
Tea kettles, sauce pans;
Baied kettles, iron pots;
Nests tin trunks and pals;
Pins, plated forks, with ivor,
handled knives to match;
Sewing hiris, drawing pencils;
India rubber hair pins;
Fishhooks, pearl buttons;
Perforated board, buggy lamps
Assorted planes, dog collars;
Putty knives, peg cutters,
Assorted tea trays;
Whips and whip lashes;
Feather busters, jacket lamps
Whitewash. -four, dust, pain
and shoe brushes;
Sail Irvine, box graters;
Ruled foolseap and bill paper;
Augur bits, chopping knives;
T-hinges, log and trace chains
Dog chains, COW and sheep bells
Sash rollers, iron, brass ant
copper wire, mallets;
Bench and hand screws;
Brad avis, padlocks;
Door and chest locks, assorted
Gimp tacks. rivets;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-29

JUS RECEIVED FL FANNY MAJOR"
A Nd FOR SALE BY H. NJ. WHITNEY:
N Faber's Polygrades,
Red aud Blue Pencils,
Reference Files,
Boxes Waters,
Davids Carmine Ink,
Note Paper,
Song Books,
Lovechild's Juvenile Library-!2 volumes,
Silver Lake Storivs-6 volumes,
Uncle Georges Stones-12 vnlumes,
Roilo Books Stories-I2 volumes,
Little Folks Library -12 volumes,
Young America Juvenile Lii rary-l2 volumes,
Millions Poetical Works,
Rogers Poetical Works,
Collins, Gray's and Goldsmith's Poetical Works,
Don Juan,
Valentines Poems,
j Buiwer.
i Pictorial Family Encyclopaedia,
Universal Library of Literature,
l Mirror If the World,
1 Hoods Humorous Poems,
! Voltaire and Times,
] set of Surgeons Sermons,
l Georgia Scenes,
] Last Huggermuggers,
/ Earnest Man,.
l Dante,
Testimony Of Rocks,
l Impressions Of England,
] Smiths Dictionary OF Arts,
Works of Chesterfield.
l Portraits of my Married Friends,
] Lesiie's Cook Book,
! Hale's Cook Book.
] Young L'dies' Offering,
! Thoughts and Things.
/ You Have II card of Them,
j Chittenden's Bookkeeping, 1oo-f ?
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NOTICE
IF CLAMPSUS W.!
TO THE PUBLIC.

vuvHE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO INFORM
the public that they will open a xAnkrr on the LIST Of July
proximo. at the Country Residence Of Mr.. p. MANISI, Nuuauu
street, where at all times will be found a choice selection Of rRssn
GROCERIES,. at as low rates as can be procured at any store In
town. Also, BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, sAUsAGEs, etc..-in fat, eve
rything usually found in a well appointed country store.
lOEsf BOYD & MAN1NI.
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NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED BY THE aMELITA.r
e. 0. Hall offers for Sale:

my Rooms
R,chss ers r;b,sDns
f..d;se, ;nsan,ss .huar~,s.
bovs, and m;ases, ..sorf.3
hare.
Brown and white table d.m..r.
Aeeorted table n.nLtr..
Assorted fruit napkins;
So ,aca hiaS, fs;nna
RIacl homhar;ne.
satin r;bhons s,.s,;. do.
Rrown ana hl.ct 1900 rhhor.,
velvet ribbons. black Grape;
m;,s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co,,a-s.
lNan,s a. haishnsa
No. ..,;.H-w"S
p,.a .na'.s s'snA-
sne
~ nj $3.50 hans
H.arr t;.s;na hrawn d~,r,s.
- a ,,;aa
d.
p'p,ns Cu'
an. "i.
u espu, "oeu
ETC., ETC., etc.
! GROCERIES. sc.
Tiarc.. Carol;na rice.
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J.. f.. CHAMBERLAIN,
Las. Omee at II. Dimoud's. King street. 109-6u