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Fsrcisn Summary.

The Savannah .Ntls feels coniiHj
trality Of the Atlantic cable. despite izl
heretofore expressed, as, at present. I'd
to say on either side on any subject
looming events cast their shadou |
Queen of England, the Queen of POrfE,,
press of France. and the Princess Ro!s
Baron Humboldt says that he shall 4
and has desired the ~postponerneut OF ri
Of an edition of his works until sffer II
The number Of slaves who are chursI
40S. 900, or nearly half a million. II
market value through religion Is prsd
500 a piece, or a gross sum OF S46.oj
is putriug piety TO y pretty gosd accoes
cal psint Of view.
The Russian Government has issaE|
prohibiting the teachin~ of Latin IN
Of the impire- Hostility to Roman 4
"L<sin Christianity" IS Nilman styz|
the s1seasure-
The rope which surrounded the rns |
in which Morrissey and Heenan ha1
bought BY a distinguished gentle-an q
in a short time. viii be cQr up, SCI n
brass. and sold 10 all who desire a Il
battle. Gen,lemea and hdies in tie "a
charms and chatreIaines will please hfI
The Navy Department has jus, deed
captains, when in charge Of eIpediizl
that now about to start for South ABsf
justified In assuming the title Of. and j
the honors and salutes Of an AdmlraL
Admiral Shubrick o h;es his hrsat}
instead of the main, where Yankee Us
hitherto located their pennsnts
Aavices from Berlin affirm tht 9
the Prince of Prussia has teen =
Regent
A Cleveland paper says that iierse
that city a steam plough intended wk
ing a telegraph wire between the VI
and California. The machine viii (
Is miles a day. aud vii be - arrahrs
trench, put the wire in il, and 90
We o . TO hear of it again
LacsE Trxssa CoxTR4cI-Thebrs
Admiralty have contracted with s
for forfy-6ve million feet Of ship uGe
million feet OF live cak are includes y
within VI years from mex NoTelaisf
tvs deck yards at Saeernes, VOL
mouth.
WAsHrxoTox--Gov. Denver, WIFE
tary Of the Interior, September iin'
from Pixies Peak leaves no roon
rec,ness Of the reported dlseo'ene
vicinity.
The explorers have found ga
on the heads Of the Kansas and o,
the Platte rivers, embracing Al sfA
more shsn 500 miles.
The richest yet found are on e9sf
bufary OF the Seath Platte. direcn!
Peak.
Queen victoris when she reoe.b!
the guest Of the Mayor of that 49,
house 10 her and spent ElO.e'H
The hosts lady was not slloxei
even see her The Mayor hinss'
his dinner with a neighbOr, Shea
to dine with the Queen: bat TIE
ted to her own house 10 sf at "
Queen. after she returned hone,
Mrs FAirbain. but the nOble-s?ins
to accept it, Good sor the Lsdy
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8.

Before our paper has reached all its readers,
the old year. 1858, will be numbered among the
past, and the new year viii have been ushered in.
We take this occasion to wish each of our pat
rons a hearty Harry NEw YEAR" The thought
full viii look back over the past and note the
changes that have occurred during the short year
that hasA,wn by, while the giddy and thoughtless.
forgetting the past, will only look forward to the
new year as opening scenes for pleasure and
mirth.
With the merchant, the tradesman. the me
cbanic and clerk, New Years day is an important
one, as it turns a page in the journal. in which
the business Of the year 8 ould be reviewed. old
accounts closed up. and debts paid of. Every
one ought, if possible, to begin the new year
with a settlement of old debts, and let the ledger
bear a clean face. In q place where credits are
30 common as here in Honolulu, this is of special
Importance. A clerk, a mechanic. or q n.er-
chant cannot tell what his expenses have been
without q full settlement of his accounts; and
not knowing whether his expenses for the old
year have been beyond or within his income, his
plans for the new must be very indefinite. No
person. no matter how small or large NAV be his
income, can expect to succeed in life without
limiting his expenses within his receipts. There
are very few men who do not receive sufficient to
support them comfortably, if they regulate their
habits and style of living to their income. On
this subject we find some remarks in an annual
which may be sasonably inserted here:
s.LrvIxo AxD NxAxs-The world is fun Of peo-
pie who can't imagine Why they don't prosper like
their neighbors. when the real obstacle is not in banks
nor tariffs, in bad policy nor hard times, but in their
own exsrayagSnoe and heedies ostentation- The
young mechanic or clerk marries and takes q house,
which he proceeds TO furnish tuice Is expensively As
he can afford, and then his wife, instead Of taking
bold to help him earn . livelihood by doing her own
work. must have . hired servant TO help him spend
his limited earnings Ten years afferuard you win
ind him struggling on under . double Load Of debts
and children, wondering Why the luck was always
against him, while his fiends regret his unhappy
idestifutiou d financial ability. Had they from the
FIRST been frank and honest, he need not have been %
ualucky.
Through every grade Of society this vice Of inor-
dinase expenditure insnnafes ITSELF The sinz.e man,
= hired cut in the country at ten % sheen dollars
per month. Who c~ontrives 20 dissolve his years earn
ings in ftolic and fne e1Sths the clerk, Who has
fyc hsndred dollars = year, and nelt down treaty
fsc Say of IL into 6qso< and esean, are pAr>ndB~i
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corr-paoasao< e De r.eaae coan-rsl Advertise,


Mn EDrIoK lin the Polynesias Of 18th ult-, is .
communication signed "Leeward Coaser,r inten1ed.
1 suppose, as . reply to some remarks Of mine in re-
gard TO the practice Of . few Ct our coasters As the
writer has not oontr,verfed . single fact asserted BY
me. it may seem like supererogafion to reply , bat a.
he has made = statement that might misleAd the ini-
ti.ted. I would beg room to have . shot 1t il, a. I, ia
common with many others, am desirou. Of clearing
the coast Of nuisance. and establishing regularity
and decency here. As IL is enjoyed elsewhere in the
carrying business l cannot guess Who the writer ID /:
1 have, therefore, ne temptation 70 f,iow his cram
pie 70 be personal. He asserts the inability Of W.
sells TO send their boass ashore On this s.bcad J. and
dreadful coast, and At the same time have men enough
let on board to sork ship. He win not venture to
assert bat that they do. and always have, sens bcass
ashore here every trip when il pays well % do %.
That being the case. be brines :. both main lacks
aboard with . slat- All. yes. I hare heard Of
s Barney brig but did mot think bis tactics would
ind advocates here That would be . progressive
move eqnal to the Foreign G15ce Iaekno~ledgs the
ballast and think "AsLeeuard Coaster uoud
do veil to take in = listis fron my saooescr in that
basn--. Mr.. W A. Rowan. in-<sd u vsa<- N halk.
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Pc1EGy-
20 as nxSur-Pz o1zzps. pG2Mr fsse. C.p< ,
NIr<A<n Cknpeu. y > GrnhnaD. Mr. Tuuxh0. u ShirD-
S~r. En0 Ven shsuRs Qs.rs q AsPascA1 - fe Cour1s q
Hsnk Ssu8a - DDasxk, r DsrEae d Mssae.ery. Mn
Aufr<wsL n. Car3snn- Wnumpan. L0at p Dcaarn Mr.
D.nb4L M Dssv1dn. . Ks>n, : Anen. J CoiA. o sAar, "
ynza. c Anhsey, ~ rkn.J Runz, III Mr1nsyR. Nr wnssuu.
Nevs@ ElAsa, Wslza Pad, s<pA<d. " cdznAn.
Jan Naese \ Chxk
Ha Duscs-p9 Sr pe 05@TA AthaeuoL
~ vkYcurvnS IsxAxp-PG 0rrna Dec 81 CAneA
MD 60 AshnANs Aa<k Rnzky, EShfAA. Jno
$3.50 nAR.-,r sus~ ns1-A- nAaka
- RkUA-R MArn. De Ss-un ysAn - hdy,
J " BNun 0ekAAA H. Un k5cAnBtsaL Hnser
n~HJI3kuAnaAx, sTu@ 6k E-
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Far N.Y. Bx1Soa,-pe< rrkk. Ok si-2aSs3 nrs % oil.
lass Is naoe. h~rk Isiy s&sls gals m Cd. slip Cs.annaa;
;,S& 4s Cd copper Tea v2l,e-hre<u proe1c<- t-SS -;
trz1<hppA- S<.rS ~
~ san fRAxcr<n-p1 6fnr<<, rr SS-r5 hhs Do..sses
- acks Gaxx. $ do p<zaaes. s. hA>s p1sa- l2 pk<3 do, 2 @
49,. ISIS eG-e,3 . oarh<ts. IL pks hzlgA. q h~sk~s
eA@AW. ~ pkc szxzr. I ezsk pxs<z, 1 @ GeoevA
For vaScocvurs rsiAyp-p<r OrssaL Dec Slam "a
aeR, a~s 1t&, - eu -. iii - beAnA - xh bod, 1
o1DaRse e. tSSs
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An - vaqe=ra s-~si. b fhBy due non NeEcocrre
BARK YAnxe, SnEA. dur fron San Francisco Abou; January l.
Brig J~o<phln>. Ssna< Due frG Jarvis Isl@,4 a6ou; DC-& =
An S<p?<x hz-x Sscoen, Atk,nA nr~d fruo Boston Nov =
:, H<-. 4 Cas- line q Pzckcz
Azh<a Nsin. Rass, b de from Kanschssk. via San
fsz-c-xa
Ba.,.a has Hzna aI'ed fun uverpcol Aug - for Fraser
Rive IA HsaoiaiuL
TUu Luasz- shnu< jan Is ship Scotsman, for r1sz River
sh1ps P1AcsDa and Qa><a were advertised % h2Te Lo1doo
n zaA<4f .ts Br.sz Rive. so1eafns ~ Hocauiu-
soad rroesbg ieasv Liverpool De- l. f- Hooe
su,r. % r. c yx-s@
FSn B~7sn, n an Jsrz.ry. clipper h+s Kdh.ia, cGea, %
=. sx ~haan<. - H1zshl.err Z szpenhars
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Seske-yu.

The largest silver coin above (called e-cheboo)
takes the same place in the japanese currency
that the dollar docs in the American, the
smaller coins being halves and quarters.
The gold coins are three also. viz:
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IN PoRr-DEcEMBER g.

q .. Ms sADop csiyP>n yS1resor-
Am cupp<r ship Syrn- Gre-3e. d-sh1yi1s
An ship 0Ad5z-or, Lace
An bark Akxznda. BuAh-
An bark Friendship, Carirna-
Is - waALERS
Am xhsp Spse1dA. PGr~n An ek Harnony,
An dip Cr-orrA Harding An b Sharon. King
An sksp Enpir sRD0n An exxk wArek~ Srain
An ship EkA Adams, rhGnxs An BARK yernoo- Bunpas
An sh Sou<h Seaman. Merton Am h4k focns.-
An ship NAu1d Ora lizard Au bark Delaware ke1so-ky
An shsp Arr<e, Pnznirs +. Am hark May Fraser. Rounds
An shep Mara Thepsa. Coop An o2xk B1n<, Rrowu
An zhip RsDAn. Dxxof Am shr T. l. frsr-
An ship Cnrsnnaa, w1iazs Rns bark Turka- Scdero3en
sn snip Eszrt, H0~s 1rss cig $. Coosfankine, Lind
An ship Coodo,- h2n
fr snip Esp.dnu. HuUuufs "a Boss ht Gr<fr Bery. Enb=rT
Fr dip v. de n<nne. Gss1sit HAs hart GAMBIA, Nerrr-
Az b-k B6Easu1, Tucker Hxr brig wAau., Las
SD<rchzrs AZ vc vessels - vhzl-A-TorAL 50
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the ''sso. that -ponosaalit, i. sss
wien and where agreed oo,
hsndsd. serving large aud .n,n
psid- fAct "a Leeward Co..~,
others would do well to make
have always understood e.
right in the /" h~awse-hole." Al
yonr furry you have cap-swive,.a
your hawse-hole round where n.
ought to be, with a strong smell 81
win not complain of "A Leeward c..
ing 20 far put OF his route for the AZ
any eccentricities on his part are k.ls
ural enough, even to chasing wagon. n
CARTS through the streets. sps~Y
Barney's wrath lies in the proposal ).
his own route. I am not surprised ~
as such q system would SILVER bi, "a.
Ike the policy of the circumlccutoe :
right saddle on the right horse, besia.. 1
Barney would have o ship more h,na..1
for the luxury Of coming to windusr, |
q iuty. by the way. which the odor II q
cation would seem to demand. Al nj
You will never forget the coonthry Of "
wisdom Of your forefafhers torment y. ,
me . compliment-I should be hapv, .
but I can't inda peg in his articl. tn :
n upon. I do believe. however. thu,
Gent skill to crawl around among til.
He has manifested. too, considerable :
fellow-instinct in the choice Of a nss.,
scurrility.
Dec. IL. 1858.
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"a INCL 0cx<nH tlA ~
MScheh. King OIL -
last Received per .

ROSI0X SCGAx~NOn~.HS
Kis NO I n.ckerA ks ssks.rz
Cases sAr3 IN sirx. t5rce< CaT
Cneee cd e<h- eas<s cr-n <
czs<s eoe snkocon- zs1 ~ssI
Cases w1sr< hs<cziuk Gases sn-n
Casa pys<<r Uck>r< cxscs
Gases Eneer snaps. ea<rs s1na. 81
CAaes p.1A hzscuifaL c.<< Ssc.s "a y
CnHs 0zdiseA han bxS crr
cnrn- lRon and crsrre pa \
Uaruzsnx ex<r.c<A for y
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HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF NOBLE

HOUSE OF MOBILES
THURSDAY, Dcc- %.
THIRp DAr.-Minutes were read. Prayer. The
bill entitled an :" Act to prevent the larceny of
animals, was further considered on its second read
ing, and passed. The Rules having been suspended
the bin was read for the third time and passed The
bill entitled al "Act relating to the Honolulu
Rides" was further considered on is second read
ing, and referred to s. select COMMITTEES. nominated
by the President. and consisting of the following
members: Messrs. wyllie. Prince Lot K~amehameha
and Mr.. Gregg. The House then adjourned til to-
morrow st ~ O'Clock NJ
Since the sd up 10 yesterday, the Mobiles have
transacted no public business.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THURSDAY, Dee. %.
Mr.. Austin in the Chair.
PETITIONS.
From Lahaina. that Konohiki's fish tabus be abol-
ished-
ORDER or THE DAY.
The Hospita, bill Was read a third time and finally
passed.
The use then went into committee on the Civil
Code.
Sss. 2s4 to 254. aof the pounds of estrays,
brands and marks" Referred to = select committee
Secs. 255 to $50. OF the improvements of Agri-
culture and Manufactures" PISSED.
Art 5. OF the Internal Police" secs 26l to 27e.
Some deba.e arose as to whether the Chief Of the Po-
lice should be designated the Marshal or " the
High Sheriff. and the latter title was adopted.
On the question of salary it was moved by Mr..
Characteristic that the High Sheriff pay should be
fixed ST $1,000 per aunum instead o. $500. as passed
by the committee
Alter . short dehate-in which Mr.. Kamaipelekane
said that the High Sheriff ought to get as much pay
a. the Ministers, who, he asserted, did nothing but
sit in their offices and draw checks en- the Treasury
the motion to raise was carried.
The salaries Of the Sherifs. a. passed BY the House,
stand as follows:
High sseris Of the Hawaiian I<land..----.s4 900
Srria% 5000
sheriff q Hs..a-------.--------s 500
Sheriff a 500
Section 26sl, respecting the arrest Of deserters,
giving the fees Of such arrest to the Sherifs, was ne
ferred to . select committee
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson. the number OF eonsta-
b,es was reduced as follows loo each for Hawaii,
Maui and Oahu, and 10 Er KA1ai-
Having arrived At section $50, the COMMITTEES ROSE.
A message Was received from the MOBILES, returning
the Act to prevent the larceny of animals, coocurrea
in by them. Adjourned
There being no other business, the House, in CON-
misfee Of the whole, took up the
ORDER or THE DAY,
which was the consideration Of the majority and mi
nority report Of the select committee on the ship
ment and discharge of native seamen-
Mr.. Chamberlain said this Was . most difficult sub
Jet to aegislate upon Ii, - had been stated. the
American Consul intended to enforce the laws Of the
United States in regard 10 the shipment of seAmen,
any laws we might make on this snt;ect would be
cone . dead letter.
M. Robertson thoosht the state in which the Joint
Committee Rad Ieft this matter would be found the
'6e~- He aer~-d sbst 10 wsss dia-nls MATTER. snd
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PonT OF HoMoLULU. a. I.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
pec 2a-Sch Mara. Moiteno, fra Maui
sS-Sch Kesxnfuohi, Narchzn<- from kors, Hawaii
s-Sch ExreL Anrocio. from Kauai
asa Kana. ChzdxicS, rum IAhaiuA-
8-Russsxn vh bk 6ref-r Berg. Enherg, I'm kanschatkA-
go vh, 200 bone
Ssh Eeous Ana, from Kauai
8ISdh Kincuie. from Korz- Hawaii
sa-Sch NoikSke, Hall fcon hsh1suA
~ osick ana rre r>sed vessis ki-sraPhed
e>snnr sp fum the vest II nay De the JoseTAne or fao7sru
DEPARTURES.
ps- x-Ship cosper, Dean fa New Bedford
0-Shio Francis Henri-srA, Drew. 10 cruise
3x-CEpp>r ship Yor5ck. S1ie, for New Bedford
70 Asa Libdihc, Lovesr, for IIilo- EI H
A-Dark GIanpse, Dayton. With the mails, for San Fran
cisco
S--Brxi<h bark Oresss- Na>ou- fr Nsc<oriz, VI
zs-B2rkF Fanny. Boiry, - cruise
S-CEppe xhip fortuna. Scudier. for Manila
S-An surveying ~heon-r Fenlnore Cooper, Brooke On
cruise 70 he xurh WesG
2-SA Kekzalndhi. Nzrchsnt- for kcnA- H
2a-Sch Nara. Nossrno. k< LhAinA
0-ScA KenI Ana. sr Kauai
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~ J.
Ma. EpIroR IL notice in ynur ws
18th inst. that according TO sees. 1873 snil
code the manufacture OF wine is @res'rz,|
cense If ESQ, and q bond IN the sum # 4
been considered wise to encourage anri-I
raw produce. and snme old fashioned \
II shallow policy to lay a h;ndranc
such. But who would listen IN then
am glad 70 see our legislative fathers
smartly in the path IF improvement 81
beg 10 offer a few ideas In farthernn,I
amount Of the license on wine-manuh.I
low, but let that pass, as wine is 81
drink, that even our Savior did not ecsl
To use, and even to manufacture. Iaj
saw. let us not be too hard on wine--|
us see what might he made ELSEWHERE
/. There is sugar : If anybody shas
to grind cane and make sugar. let hi. ]
of $50. II moiasses is chiefly ra3.ll
pose e5p to he enough, as not ine,.
and beer is made thereof.
2 Grinding Of wheat. corn or c'h-- !
to he licensed for the sum Of $500 yas
or -four is turned ou' 800
s. Baking Of bread. cakes. &C.. .Ez|
If the four he made into navy hresitI
heet. s3O0. II is, rs n rule. better to IN
imported.
These three sections will suffice II 4
treasury may he filed, and even to 4
the above amounts might, without inusI
doubled or tripled- The list Of prciu.|
exported unimproved. is large m
cheese, corned beef or pork. coffee, Il
root, pull. kukni oil, cocoa-nut oil. Il
hides, skin. wool, cotton and many I'd
Gus TO he mentioned here.
In the hope that these suggestions 4
eft to my country | send them to yOr
serfion-
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r As an earnest of our efforts to furnish enter
taiument for our readers We send them this week a
holiday token, in the shape of = New Years Supple
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OUrsrpE-On the first page-Poetry and A Story
for the New Year fourth page-A wet-Sheet Pack {;
sixth page-The Old Year, Dent Get Discouraged.
and Ex-racts from Spurgeon fifth page-Home,
"a beautiful piece, which should have been credited
to Tupper.) Home Sports for Winter Evenings and
an article on education.
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In putting together the type of the calendar,
on our supplement. the matter got transposed, and
was worked of before the error was discovered
Correct calendars can be had at our counter.
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Thinning Plants.

Goblet said, in speaking of the cul.
turo Of cucunbcrs, chat two plants in
hill would bear smaller crop than
one, three less than two, four less than
three, until fifty plants would bear no.
thing at all The remark would up.
ply TO all cacurbitous plants,a "a melons,
squashcs and pumpkins--which are
often allowed to grow too thickIy.--
a single plant Tor two plants at most,
90 aa to insure one in case Of accident
to the other on rich, we'll prepared
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Remedy for Hard Times !

IHNllE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY for Hard
Il Times is ECONOMY, and the surest econo-
my is to buy your goods at tho RED POST,
where have just been received from Bal timorc
and Philadelphia,
Black and Fancy Prints;
White and colorcd Canton Flanncls;
Red Channels, Domestic Ginghams;
Bed Tickings, Dullngs, 1914 Shooting;
Blcachcd and Brown Muslins, Brass Hoops;
Cotton Bats, Prime Golden Syrup, Sc, &c.
HI Call and sec and satisfy yourself that il is
great saving to buy your goods al the CASH
STOKE Of CHADWICk g. NEPLEIY.
January q, 1888.
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and we'll cultivated piece Of land with
a space of six or seven feet is far better
than o large number. The culture of
turnips, and especially those of the ri.
ia baga tribe, requires q bold thinning
out. A novice OF the culture of these
roots may be readily distinguished by
his thick drills who could be startled ut
the "frightful waste" of thrifty young
plants, which the experienced cultiva-
tor boldly practices, and with such de-
cidcd advantage. .....
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Growing RaSpbcrriCS.

Farmers complain that apples do not
do well, and make no effort to grow any
other fruit. You can grow raSpbcrrics
very easily, and the groves abound in
plants which have to be cultivated to
improve in quality. We would not
say word against the improved varic.
ties, and consider it poor policy to
grow any but the best; but many far
mcrs can be induced to grow the com
mon varieties found in the groves, who
would grow mono if the plants cost them
"A trip to the nursery. OF the rasp-
berries we should choose the common
black, which is very hardy and bears
well--a luscious fruit. 1t should be
grown extensively by every farmer Just
commencing, as he can have fruit at
once; and no garden, on an old settled
farm, should remain without it. The
fruit is easily gathered and dried, and
the vines arc subject to very few, ifany
enemies. All the care they need is to
keep the stiff sward from their roots,
and the occasional removal of dead
vines. Set black raspberrics. They
need no such culture az Strawberries,
and are arc really of superior value,
taking the year through, we would
not be understood though az deprc,
clating the value Of good culture for
even the black raspberry we only
wish o'say, emphatically, that they
will much moro than pay for all labor
bestowed.
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ROGERS & EOGEE

ID ESpECTFULLY inform their old friends,
II and the public generally, that they have re.
sumed business at ..H ....
HAGAN'S CORNER, ....
having bought out the entire stock of Goods OF
Mr.. S,ahl, where they will be glad to sec all
their old friends, and TO make hosts ofNew ones
The stock comprises full assortment of DRY
GOODS, such as Cloths, CGssimcres, Vestings
Muslins, Dress-Goods, Hosiery, &c.; BOOTS in
great variety, SHOES at all prices;
Crockcry, Queensware, Hardware, Hats Caps
Ready-made Clothing, and . full stock Of Gro.
ceries.
They make no promises beforehand, but viii
only say they arc determined TO sell 10 all who
come, if they want to buy.
Call and look ut our goods. IF they dom
suit you, don't buy them. We charge nothing
Tor showing them. Our only terms will DC =
CASH OR TRADE, ORNO SALE.
May 8, 1888. II. &F.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06
IMPORTANT ITEM.
One door farther. .$0ssIh!
REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS!

REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS y
ID L. & N. BERKSHIRE announce to,
~ their friends and the public, that the,
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Court. house into the udjoining room ON
the South, lately occupied by L NJ. Chalfant
Druggist, where they have just received,
and are now opening, large stock Of Gro
ceries, Confectionery, Tobacco, Segars. and
great variety of Notions and useful articles
of almost every description purchased in the
East-all which they will sell low for Cash,
or to prompt customers at four months. We
hope that all who may need any thing in our
line will not fail to keep their eye on the
Cheap Grocery" exactly opposite to the
Court House. r l.. s. n. BERKSHIRE.
November l6, 1857. 1875