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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

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ID and HA1.LIBURTouB ORRu
GOAL AT REDUCED PRtCM
Ne uSeyssWpd ~e rssdy 70 deliver IRE best Llve~
r,i sn Hsnbuxons crei sost hs kinds sxpressh
ecssd fo~ eMhnS uss - Ne bnovinG reduced pricss,
OAnsu COAL psr chakron ......................tf
reered fom delivered free Of sswe Orders
b. len - our cnce ~ South street, VIM our agent Thcs
ttei, ysyAs fct Of Wgrsa swcee rWh riv8t FOOT n
ewtssrn rspe>< 49, river At "a Wen rhry seuud street.
sd y. drrT sswes q xs-.r Herenen o.. Ncs 80 rs
an spd ~ hvcsdvSy. oHA A, n1CKsUHBR 60.
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Naval Intelligence.

Al Port PrHya, Cape verd Islands, June H. United
States flag ship Cumberland, Captain J. Aisroon bear
ing the broad pepnant Of Commodore A. Oonover, for
The coast Of Africa the arrival of the store ship daily
expected from the United States also the United Stat
ship vincennes Commodore Totem, just arrived from
coast OF Africa to sa again United States ship
Marion sailed days previous for the north coast OF
Africa United States ship Dale was M the Canary
Islands.
The United States sloop war Falmouth, from River
Platte touched at Pernamsuco the 18th Of June "on
her way 10 Bahia so stated.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY OF SETTLED ACE AND OF GOOD FAMILY
n connections wishes make the acquaintance Of zen
and in comfortable The best Of references
given and required Address NJ T., Unioa square Pos
ofiep.
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A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD PERSONAL APPEAR
N and In possession Of having resuned
from three years residence IN South Amercs, DESTROYS
making the acquaintance Of young lady with view %
uatrimony. See must be not over years AZ age good
ookns o. pleasing manners, and calculated W render
home happy Address Y, n. J., station @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

Age. WI vi anec
out OF zeliass, by wlin. ;..:...:..:..f lH III
2 GlberaCrsnei ch. m dentie Annie, by -. -. =
8. john Cs%pssIise s X m Laura spiin.n
by Wagner out OF diorvenA oy In go ~, =,
4. R ssss Ka,i': Dr. l. xi.mcde By Ma.
rnsr, cut Of Fashion, By Imp rrus a, a. =,
s. VIM H. Gibbons eh. I Mary, Evelyn.
by Imp. Glencoe, out Of ssllie wnd, .
sASyo s & The ~ aa - TAN, 10 Oa;ot ~
Andreveta, by andrew. ............s ia 100 II
sSsnssI !; i.y b. D ds q seven, x
Tp, BY Imp. ohate.u M.rssuI I'M iU n
Also b n n r AG.ss:a b. Imp ny ,n n,ndsr.
Q. Charles q iioyds en- b. charley ssi
BY Wagner, out OF MagnoliA by Imp. -. a. -.
10. p. 8 BSshs ch M p.r.ssa.. BY IMP
Yorkshire. out Of heraldry By her.h IN 100 n
old, out Of Marchisness By Imp. Row. -, - =.
L. john ohm Hunter. 81, 8; ssssi.;i y
Is Aso ). g Soiic.n, BY ziaxsn.e, out Of
er, BY Chllds Harold. on, OF Sarah -. 80.
Is r. II. p,cEins on D. h. Don Juan, By
Imp. Glencoe, out OF Darkness oy m, m. -
,s. Also es e. Gov. .wlctiae. BY imp.
Glencoe. out Of Motto, by Imp. Bare a, o .
same d.y-sxe.p..ie. oIa. two mile s.si. s,c
on he irt July with four nomn Alons
John oampbes CHI f. BY Imp Glencoe, out Of x'rsh BY
4 Reber Kuszsb. 9. PichAwAy by wagner. dam by
5 VIM H. GibsOns b. Goldlsaf, BY rrsn out Of Cold
pm X gSos Thos W. Dcswes ch C. Planet By Revenue
same day-furse 500 mile heats
ssme day-Psrse $780, two mule heal.
Of bad weather u The proprietor thinks proper vyr
n naw Tost nv JuR{y sf a. se isss.
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r,HR sPrYHng LION RnBwRRy, oyvfCH ~ BOWL
II ~ Few YWt-She unp srafleled demand fv laxes
bie~ udwssd srtsnd brewery n eApasity
10000 bsrrss per rhossb NE quAnksy Ne largo
sha any The United haAss Proasce. Ne vv
re~so~ ia belisve eaabhshed superty OF
lager BIER Which has sold IN lee - fb~r
pso das a. vir causs dsrnAnd Or than hwsv
during be md ve 1ercfore relsest our cvsss
veil A. Ne pubhc In general W sesd N nsar MosS
a. scon A. possible ne epeysS LDa B~sv~y. hABua1
RRynRA President
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a REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE From THE At.
"A sntc Hotel Hoboken Tuesday, July % Tree Tor ~
and under, minutes allowed W The
fc distance 10 mss rirs prize $50 second ss third $40.
IS snsrancs For particulars INQUIRE nj he bctel.
HALL FOND, fropnetora
U,oR sAbF-rHREE BLACK AND TAN ENaIIsH TER
rier puppies crown stock. The above small,
well bred, and vii be sold low for want Of Apply A.
16i East Twenty fourth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

<,ARRIAGrs FOR SALE ONE FINE EXTENSION TOP
~ bon two seats In good order cost $50 and has
been but little used Also one top wagon. with pole and
shss win be sold cheap; both city built; also, brett IN
good order. Apply al GIG broadway.
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rrHE LADIES NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN ooNyEN
lss1he Of this equestrian festival Designed
eniis, compett,n among The most skfu ds@hng and
ration their fair fellow citizens Circulars giving fun par
tcuars of the plan The regulations under which
pre- aiums 10 be awarded win be sent 70
Any Locality By addressing Thomas Thorp and Philip Levy
mauaaera' l3l Bescker street, NY
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U,oR slrr-RrrREsRNgrr AND DINING sAL0os.
ssures complete and rOcm oie. Inquire On he prcu'
ses, No, 80 Pearl street.
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RuNrurRy-rKErH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
~ without e slishses pain, By my rev end ovtsna pro
freezing This admirable syssem 70 prssssd ~
ne ~f. ssisry r ESs., Z sssu s, 49,, v..,
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A RTTPTCIAL TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOWEST
N possible prices on silver ~ on soid s c,nsnn
gums pstna e25 Teeth extracted without pain SO
Canal street. Mercer, one block west Of nrosdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

Union COURSE, L. L-TROTTING-hOFDAY,J JUL
u 49, nj 81 NJ match for II 00O two miles and rep.s
Ia harness. Mr.. ID TAlmAn names Gray Haweyt M
II. woodruff names Suspension Stages run from Peel
SHAW WHITE, Propreiors.
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Posr oFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE-THE Nails FOR EUROPE
per steamer CITY OF WARRINGTON. viii close AT This
eoe on saturday the l7th day OF July a. g O'Clock
ISAAC V. FOGLKR, Postmaster.
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A srLx~nip fxvxs ouAvE NO~wwOoD FiASo
~ mwte slw TO- 90. 500 kra. re fs 49,
~ o. mss. he~.i e.gs-a =. sAS e~a tss ,se ga
ramF kwFs ~ g. ant 90 49, wfn ksn ~ elegant
lrum o. f&N o. fmrBmf f.n planos fw flo
ga SO ans ruf ~ a. melrs~nr 90 f1 cusa k~A
a oONAALKA 81 Nlnih sfwnua n~~S kth s,ress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

ITO LEr-THE NEAT THREE STORY BRICK HOUs
Tenth svsnue above l5d street. eleven rooms; goot
yard house good fossession Immediately. Stages
The door, Convenient to Hudson river and boats
Rent Sl75 unil May. Apply TO x. II. BROWN, III Nassau
5,or The precntses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

A. +. & A.. NJ. LIE PRoGEEs De LOcEASIE LoosE, No.
I24, under the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Council of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the full moon Of each month, at the old Lodge Room, in King
street Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August 49, G6o-tfl H.. SEA, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

a.. nueHS iSsTRuMENr@The ALBANY h,,-,n,
mus sketches the principal features of this you,iai
1.-The Hughes Instrument is a comb;not;u
'se anu mouse inventions. In the Morse ;ns.r.
.nen.t TWO OF three pulsations of the electric cnrrau.
my fequrea 10 indicate one letter. In the Honas
instrument it requires from one IN tw.n.- e house
sas'ons- In the Hughes instrument II r.ovJ;su' Pu'-
snele puisation for each letter. The mecban;su ="
~. TINS Is accomplished is simple. thonoh ~
iIIu0'P,e upon which it is based Is comnlav TT
yPo mneeis at the respective stations revolv.
pr'n. 'he message, and their revolutions are govarn.S
- ,,oraeing springs. These springs cause them -
~ III exactly the same time. There 10 ~
vh;ch Pi.ncipai lnvoived, viz: that two SPRINGS
Viorate the same number of times q saoa.S m
springs are therefore chosen and regulated bu 49,.
in,s instrument, IT is evident, economies ho,h 80
""u eiectric power. Its exceeding sens;,;v...s
inc ieas. perceptible pulsation of the eIectr;a
= auapts IT especially for long lines and snh,ua
ine caoies- IL IS capable of writing fortv -
- n.hu' e, win ABOUT one-tenth of the battery NV.
At CO., 'lnents, and sends messages both vav.
ieast, SO Its inventor claims.
.piiohs AuDTEscE-We fear that there az.
following paragraph from the New YorL fs", n p .he
speak: 70 Whom We
"nom are You talking to 2" Why, to mpcb,.r.
"uaience tnan the best conversationest ever con,S
se oi' and to more than ever listened 20 -.
uarng a month. How few clergymen. how ssw In
'urers, now Few public speakers of anv descr;n,;oo.
- ""nessed an audience half so large 40 that %
9Iitor OF the smallest Country paper
one now many clergymen are accustomed 90
audienees OF n thousand, and how manv nonars 10
mere who do not strictly and literally End 49, .h
n thousand readers, A"u "ore 'han
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

NEW O !! NEW GOODS !
JUST RECEIVED
Fro" Boston Direct
AND NOW FOR SALE.
IN BARRELS CAROLINA RICEr
! bale cloves;
bags pepper;
key nurmegss +A
10 boxes coru starchj
80 kegs split peas;
10 half bbls currauts;
100 half boxes raisins;
100 quarter boxes raisins;
100 boxes Winchester's 8. ". soaps
10 boxes saleratus, q ID papersD
500 quarter boxes sariines;
20 cases "St Carr and "Upton's" tobacco-S's, 100 fs each;
s cases sweet Orange cavendish" tobscco-l00 b eachS
s cases Emmets .Sweet Orange" cayendish tobacco-2o8s eAj
20 half boxes double refined loaf sugar;
50 half bbts do do crushed SUGAR.
S No. 4 whalemen's canbooses, with extra copper dxtureosx
10 No. 3 favorite pattern "koger Williams" stoves complete,
With pipe and fxtures-the best pattern ever imported into
Honolulu for family use. Over 400 stoves have been soh
by the subscriber, and in no case has any complaint been
made. Hf 9 =
N NJ 4 .xova nj tba .ano unftar
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE!
A LII PARTIES WHO HAVE NOT PAID
their taxes when called upon by the undersigned, or who
have had tax notices left at their residences, or places of business,
are hereby informed that the undersigned will be at his Office on
Emma Street, 81 door from Beretania Street, to receive their
Ia xes every Saturday from 9 O'Clock AN. to 5 o'clock PM,
,untilf further notice. WIN. WEBSTER,
Tax Collector, Kona District, Oahu.
Honolulu. Oct. %. 1853. 123-f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

The Graefenberg Pile Remcdy-Waraute
a certain cure for this painful disease-wirh the Ointment
there are very few cases which cannot be radically and per-
manenhy cured. A surgical operation for Piles o Ffstula
should never be resorted to until this Ointment has been
tried. 1t never fails.
The GraeEenberg Eye Lotiom-For Diseases of
the Eye, this Lotion has no equal. 1t is a speedy and positive
cure for Inflammation Of the Eyes, Weaknesses, Dimness and
Faiiing Of Sight II win always be beneficial in Acute Inaam-
nation Of the Eyes, and also as a wash on Inaamed Surfaces.
The GrRfeMber. Medicines are for sale by
s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
"enerai Agents, REDINGTON 4 co,
IZom4 Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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Livery Stable.
Views of Honolulu !

A LII PERSONS VISITING OR RESIDING
on these Islands, should not fail to send a set of g. HI.
Rurges~' Views of Honolulu to their friends abroad,
as they will convey by far a better idea of the Scenery, Habits,
Customs, etc, of this place, than any works or prints ever pub
Iislred. To be had of f. BURGESS,
llS-f Paint Shop, on King street, near Fort.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

POLYNESIAN ENCAMPMENr. No. 4,
I. o. o. P-Under the Jurisdiction Of the r. W g. Lodge of the
Unitel States. The regular meetings Of this Encampment are
held on the Ist and Cd FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month.
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per order. c. p.
HonoIuiu, Nov. 10, 1855. 12+f
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g0htrtistmtnts.
b. F.. SNOW,
20 mission Merchant.

SIV wv
Y mission Merchant. (
HONOLULU, OAHU, S. L.,
u purchass,, foR Sale, IN LOTS TO SUR
m n"msd 81 MEkcHANDIsE, consisting in part Of the fonowin :
White and grey merino drawers, Red flannel drawers
Embroider wni,ee cotton hose, slk Velvet
chec. TO-. Navy Caps, with oil silk covers.
Colored India satin,
White linen handkerchief.
"oai puskins, Enameled leather brogans.
Tomato , eatspn.
Boxes fire crackers, spittoon..
Mosquito netting, Boston Beauty stoves.
Looking glasses, britannia tureens'
Sosnr lamps, Side lamps,
Lamp wicks, Nos. I and 2.
I Ses Tinmnn'. Tools.
Manila and Hemp Rope, assorted sizes,
C line; sPunyarn, Ravens duck,
PLATFORM SCALES,
GROCER'S SCALES,
COUNTER SCALES.
YELLOW METAL. Is to 20 or.
COMPOSITION NAILS.
Tarred paper, Venetian blinds, Hand carts.
Rras. Plbe, loeb. Brass hose pipes, IR hose,
D'@Ss "ioo locks, Hedge anchors, Chain Cables.
lRRoY CHAMPAGNE, CURRANr WINE,
Gases BOURBON WHISKY, OTIS and pts,
1O-gall. kegs BOURBON WHISKY
A Large assortment of Croclery Ware:
no"is' vegetable dishes, plates, ewers and basins, mugs, Jugs.
Boxes glass, cream-laid paper, nappies, etc.
Screws,
Tower bolts,
Thumb iatches, gimlets,
Hooks and staples, frnner chiscls.
Tower bolts, brass butts, bingham buckets.
pyers healing ernbrocation. cotton hays, corn brooms,
nlpdfe leather, wagon harnesses, granu!ating mills, etc, etc
and FELT, for Fire Proof Roofs
Genuine MARIA FARINA COLOGNE.
SAIL needles, Cut nails, Lanterns. Paint oil.
Boat nails, Iron bedsteaas Trrn.n,in -.
Corkscrews, Verdigris, Hammers. Sheath knives
Black paint, PadIocks.
RED and BLUE BUNTING.
Oil CASKS, SHOCKS, HOOP IRON,
SPERM and POLAR Oh,
12Stf RICHMOND FLOUR, ETC., etc.
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They Are i'm Town

They Are i'm Town
ca BE SEEN AT THEA
10 CORNER .on,S1ar OF Of F. goE ps, ASD . spKiS s1E. 1@N
and the workman-SSlE
ship has been executed by the most skinful artists, no pains
having been spared to make them what they really are, in every
sense Of the word-AN EASY RIDING SADDLE.
Also-New styles of LADIES' SADDLES, WHIPS, ETC., be-
sides a large stock of English, American and Spanish Saddlesi
Harness, double and single; Collars and Hamesi Carpet Bags
and Leather Valses; Sole, Pump and Rigging Leather.
I22 If B. ii. ROBINSON.
NAVIGATION.
EISE OF INSTRUMENTS, OBJ.
l. servations, and every branch necessary for an accomplished
Navigator, taught in the most thorough aud practical manner,
by DANIEL SMITH,
II9-3m. Residence, Kukui street, opposite Mr.. LEVERS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

~aN FRANCISCO IA c.Ies
picoic and Soda Crackers and Jenny I'D o~
DER Yankee for sale by T. RICHARDS K CO.
I15tf
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Spiral Aotitts.

HONOLULU, Nov Is, 1883.
those whom it may concern, greeting.
u prejudice the minds of travellers against the Officer. ., a..
vi 'f,mpse, It becomes a pleasure to us-an of the cabin vac.
senyers-unsohcited to record the fact that we ,er;e, 5
"ues treatment from the officers of the ship. That Captaio
- Al tunes anaoie and agreeable. That the Stew
ards were remarkably attentive to our wants Tta. ; =
= Aouhianty supplied, and entirely satisfactory. That the
harmony that reigned throughout the ship, and total absence %
ars and profane language usually heard on n sea VOYAGE w..
OF general notice Finally, five have any more sea
voyages to make, we hope it may be under the flag Of mn fr;.n,
Captain Dayton
Austin ID. barnard. char,o. .
c. n .Ney. Aaron Shalenberger.
Margaret s Carlton. q G,us "-D'
Phineus Tolman. 6 Zacha-.
e. p Flangher.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

HEL-
INST RECEIvEDmA FEW IA 0s,tsros. and in
good order. For sale by C. A. xjH. r. POOR
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HONOLULU r. A. CHAPTER-Under Dispen-
sation from the General Grand Chapter Of the United states oil
America. win hold its Regular Meetings on the Third Thursday Of
every month. at the Hall Of the Lodge "LE PRocREs DE P0cE-
ASiE-" i63tfi Per order hf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

e V.'-Noice is hereby given that the
mex regular Meeting of this Order will be held on next Monday
evening" ). O'Clock, 1.-THE Hall, over DIR. McKibbin's Drug Store,
On queen street. Resident and transient Brothers In res,ectfuuv
invited to attend. Per order n. & III. ,,-1,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

Amy man who Processes fO understand all
trades and sciences, assumes to impose AN absuriity upon
the public On the same principle, any medicine which Fro
fsses to cure all diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf
dence, and should at once be denounced as a quack nostrum-
The Grsefenberg Family Medicines do not assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have eleven different medicines
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved, be-
yond a question, the efficacy and certainty Of these preparations.
Their list comprises the following medicines:
GREFExBERG VEGETABLE Pills;
MARsmALL's UTERINE CATHoLIcoN
GRFFENBERG SARsAPARILLA;
GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY:
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
Gil FFESBERG CHILDREN's PASAcEA;
GRKFENBERG Consecutive BALM;
GRKFENBERG Eye LoTIoN;
RFFESBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY;
GREFExBERG HEALTH BITTERS;
GRlEFESBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH
For sale by s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu
General Agents. ~REDINGTON & co.
122-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. =
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The Undersigned has on Hand.


Nd 0EFERS FOR SALE AT HIS STORE
n on HoiEI' STREET, at very moderate prices
AIDES bonnefs, new elegantly trimmed,
Babes white embroidered merino hoods.
DO do wooden hoods.
DO do and colored wool boots.
ID 0 embroidered cambria robes and waists.
Ladies CATERS, various styles and qualities,
Misses do do do,
Children's CATERS and shoes,
Ladies' Lisle thread Stockings, plain and open work.
Misses white cotton stockings,
Ladies' do do do, various qualities
Ladies' corsets, white and colored, various STYLES
Crochet needles, crochet cotton, crochet collars.
Embroidered cambria collars, latest fashion,
Rich thread lace, from ! to s inches wide,
velvet ribbons, various styles, figured and plain,
Rich bonnet ribbons, do sash do, do betting do,
Fancy silk ribbon belts, do elastic do,
Brass hoops for skirts, barege dresses.
Briliiants, French prints, kid gauntlets,
Cords and tassels, heavy do for furniture trimming.
Ladies black silk gloves, do Mohair mist,
Damask table covers, white linen damask napkins,
White cotton curtain fringe. gents cambria hdkfs,
Goats sewing cotton, Philips wax thread.
Linen and cotton tapes, all sizes,
Linen towels, diaper, ladies' and gents grass cloth hlkfs,
Black and colored silk fringes, great variety,
Ladies' mohair caps, various styles and qualities,
ladies' heavy grey talmas, black cloth do,
Black silk mantilas, white ruches.
Gents white cotton socks, very superior,
Misses broad leaf Leghorn fats, Tuscan do,
A few VERY ELEGANT GRAPE SHAWLS.
Dress Trimmings "f every description, including a great vari-
ETY. of Fancy Buttons, and numerous other Fancy Goods, too
numerous to particuiarize. l126tf. G.. CLARK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
MOTHERS! MorHERsl MoTHERs!!

AN on NURSE FOR CHfLDREN
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Tccthng. IL has equal on Earth. No
mother who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow's SooruiNo
SrHrr for Children will TO let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period Of tccthing
without the aid Of this invaluable PREPARATION II life
and health can be estimated by dollars aud cents it is
worth It's weight Ia gold.
Millions Of Bottles Of NlHs WGNsLow's soorHiSa
SuHur are sold every year in the United States
Price only % cents bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS IER-
KtNs is on the outside wrapper
J. NJ. HHNnY & Sons, Waterbury W. General
Wholesale Agents for Vermont and Canada East.
Sold by J.. L. Pierce, Wholesale Agent, Mont
pcliot, w. 1i.25f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
DEATHS.

In planfcd, April ~, NJ. W. Fletcher, Esq, Of the
law firm Of Wing a Fletcher.
In Montpelier, April %, Mrs Mary Holden, aged ~
years.
In Mortified, April Is, Hattie Cora, eldest daughter
Of b. h. and Caroline NJ. Williams aged years, 4
months and Is days.
In st. Johnsbury. April 20, S. l.. KILLING, wife Of VIM.
W. Reynolds, aged ~ years.
In Siockbrdge. A. ", April s. Eliza Wells, wife Of
Mr.. Royal Ruggcs, aged As years-forncrly Of Wind
| sor, W.
In Brattlcboro April 49, Mrs Keziah, wife Of Mr..
Joshua Britton and mother Of j. Brtton, Jr, Of Iyn-
don, aged 76 years
In Pcacham, April Z, Erwin Wilbur, son Of Chester
and Rnxana Guy, aged years.
Ia Burke Feb. II, Charles SUMNER son Of Jason and
Cynthia A. Powers, aged months.
In Burke. April rs, Mrs Prudence Fylcr, aged 76 yrs
At Island Pond, April ", Mr.. Dexter Mason aged %
In Passumpsic, April 8, widow Eunicc White, aged
/ 81 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30

TORONTO &C.. W. MARKET APRIL 10, 1858.
The declining tendency ia the English and Ncw York
Markets, the very auspcious condition " the weather
Vegetation fully sx weeks in advance N last year crop
and the early resumption of navigation indicate the
tainty that low prices will obtain all summer The spec
uativc feeling that manifested itsefa fortnight since
has given away 20 hrlfincss and inactivity.
fLouu.-lhc market is very depressed; holders are
anxious realize, while there s disposition TO pur
chao the part of Che trade, and save some purchases
Of the hest Extras and family tour hear Of
actions concession would be made by holders OUT
quotations to effect large sales.
Notwithstanding the depression in the houi
market, there continues relatively demand Tor white
wheat o the best quality, although we have 10 note de-
cline our last quotations even VI this grade The rc
repts have continued LIBERAL and dollar for the best
Samples armcfs appear satisfied bat the quality u such
wheat realizes this price, is equal TO the best Mich
pau or Kentucky.
ILotn.u quantities not less than 100 barrels Of any
one ufnde.