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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
N. IGUGGENHEIMER,

XUULU reHpect6v call the aftenbon q his h1endH hnd
the public bis large aud we'll selected stuck Of Dry
Goods Boots Shoes &c Particular attention has been pad
Ladies In want q ska ,: sapplsa Win aeh or eootsd
lins Apaccss are nnsnrpasssd price snd qusiy
The largest sioek of Coak Shawl &c tsoDo very nDaJ
brought this be fouad hs5Swhh choce
selection Of Sh"es-which upon xslnAton wiz be iouDd
chcap Also ksuperorot of Closhs CassnsreA Acw1sha
good st6k Of heavy WooeDs hande, &Akesj kS,
Buyers invited give my stock ap exalnlus9op :
foounry Msrohanm VIII DO wsn 20 glvsns ae.r 66ess
going North y. 0C001N8BNua. {
sess's Rss essy ~ 41n4 issa / ~
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sMP PpRTANT.-A rrmrd, hn. a., la.s bee N u.

sNP pRTANT.-As scSsrdy has as last bee d .
covered which is Arerain Tor Dandruf aud other d
seasea ~ The Heir The following interesting alton
s from genianan we'll known IN this c"mmniy and nhonl
at,si3 ev'ty one that ossths Ess,Scf Nay lrAyEs"
susi ~hni prccns 10 bca ron.dy pEard for all d
Of the Hair Every trrHraie gvo Ia from oil
known and mol fuiabe sources
PtTtHsBrH1 Aug 1ph, 1a37.
Cot I II Ros-rn-Dnar Sir have used ynnr Essence
"i ay leaves Tor the al of dandruH ond with
thon three bottles eneetng ropcc and
Ia consderniln # Which eau unh"staugy recommend
In the highest tllAS. " ARNOLD
This valuable srilrln II f" sae. ssals retail,
h, Nnssr- W A. .SIkoIIiER& & co .nnd JDlN II. sEAY,
Druggl.,spi thi- cls s"pi 3dscts
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ONE RIP. E,DQLLAR !, LII

nNE OF THE BEST PlRaATivE AND LIVER me-.
..a. q" Liver 4. " At. M
Cat.drfic crser mi'der and eetual than ohe
remedy acting MIST on the Lirr to eject lis morbid ma.
ter then on the stomach and bowels carry of tina, mat
~ any Of the painful feelings crienc.d the operations
Of must ca,lars Al, s'rsnsa,as .ae 8 s,m ., at the
crate doscs will strengthen and build up with unusual
= Dr. r.snnford'. un,ixornsor Is compounded en-.
= trely from, new articles OF medicine" namely. Gums
aa. on Of e
tas as much strength an one hundred doses OF cAloe
- without any of iis deeterious effects.
Though possessing medicinal powers these Gums
have been but little know to phys,cias and used
raior which met with such unprecedented success as 10
induce the proprietor to offer II a. family mrdrne tried
~ Lior Complaints In their worst forms
anaixestien being caused by deranaed Irn is cur
Jaeaaic~ !" caused by an improper action "f the -
let any troubled with Jauneo take the Invigo
rator regularly week. and their skin will begin to
- snme its original color
Cs.sivrncss can be permanently cured by the Invig-
orator Take it in small doses rc,,ing and IL assists
nature In her operations. BY gradually diminishing the
dose the bowels are lett in healthy aud active state and
work as regularly Ms clock work
- SICK Hen dnrhe Is very relieved by taking
~ double dose Of the i"rigmaor which corrccs all aeidy
and soreness of the stomach
For an oser loaded stomach has no equal as reey cs
oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating heartily For
: Ja~hy mrd'tme generally, all who use 1t speak in the
highest terms.
meuded for Liver Complaints and all diseases
arising from Diseased Liver. The testimonials Of 40
Of Physicians In it's favur induced IN try it, and
conviction rerain that IL 1 the greatest bos
sings given ID, pepti sfor made complete
before the first bott. Was taken, and now eat
~ nythng edible with trouble while before nothing
w the lghtes food would digest and often that
. Now What want To to all readers is If Liver
Complaints Dyspepsia trouble do not fail to this
A the greatest remedy IN the world Slate Fact
" W6takc infinite pleasure in recommending this medi.
. cine preventive for Fever nd gMe, 4 hill Fe-
H ves. and all Fesrr- ot Billions Type. toper
aes with certainty and thousands willing 10 testify to-
= Its wonderful virtues
There has been tried In family remedy
whnh has with snch unbounded Ia the
q of diseases incident children Dr aanfOrd's In.
vfgOrntDr; is alone for diseases of children that
for II acts Cahartic mildly and gently,
and scems TO rsnovaie the system thoroughly that
think doing service to all In advising them when
- they need medicine this remedy There
that have under notice where great benefit has
een received In diseases of tho Liver Stomach and iow
W els where all other remedies failed relief II has
become useful in family that will be with
out h.-JacksonpiLie, Ala, Repubiican
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
SANFORD co, Proprictors, GAS Broadway, New York
aug ~ 6m
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p1- IN WAxr or MONEY. una

fuNiiE time for settling ha ing cnls
request those indebted ard aud s.iilr
their accounts. and th'sr has claims Viii m
pretent tht Tor payment ai,h ud all
o us AT the expiration nt s mnts l., tanu aud
lt July wish 10 do stri'i, u months hu.int
" Those in the counrt ileas, ao.d i this
request as 1t Ia exceedingly ieonv.ncnt Ia" em
Come and ali, and seYllc, aud much ohlige
jy a0h J. MATTHIAS co.
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GEx'L. sUp's OFFICE VA 9 TENN. x.lR.,

NF'N D. SUP 8 VFFICE, va. q TENNs ~ r.,
= ,.- -' = II LfhCHBUR0. Va, Oet 7th 1855 &
MEMBERs Of the Agricultural soests Of this State who
lV1 her attend meetings Of their Socie
ties may obtain HOUND TICKET good llnassed mum
Der OF days, upon payiaent Of fare way p.
Stock Intended for exhibition will be charged full freight
going to the Fairs and stock ser being exhibit
Cd return the poss IT original
conveyed back tree Of CHARGE and the freight preyoasy paid
shall be refunded. W. g SMITH q. B.
Papers advertising for the Company please copy. I
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Mutiny and Murder on Bosrd shtp

PENANo. EAST INDIES. July 3l-On the 10th
inst. portion OF the crew Of ,he As1erican ship
Golden State, lying in the harbor. mutinisd while
the captain was on shore. It is said that plot had
been formed by number OF them to take tho ship
some time before arriving here. but that thsysSrs
deferred from executing il by the tear Inst they
would not be able 10 get any one to navigate her.
On that day the ring Header, on the pretenco OF
being dissatisfied with the food stood np, declared
he would not serve any longsN and called a thoss
tie, and those who did not to 60 below. He was !.
joined by several of the men. The second mata Of.
dered them to 60 to work, and on their refusing
went for the hrst mate, who camS and Rax6 the
same order. A boy replied they would not Wutk. !
The mate struck him with his open hand. The by
mates feet slipped and he fell on the dsek. Tia
mutineers seeing this seized hand ypiksss thfsv
themselves upon him, and struck hin tiit lis skuil
was fractured and beaten in. They then dfakxed
him to the capstan. bound him 70 4, and bsafkfln
again. 2"1.t pa 3 - lS9 ,s1'ssf a. =,
The second mate run fOr his rsyoivsr, b6ds tEtss
barrels missed fire; the men rushed on him, md 30
was also savagely beaten and thrown thDs 'tths "a
skylight into the cabin. The boatswain's 3 ma3 WI
also attacked and severely hurt. The cGfps&t(f
vas the only man who Displayed presence of mind
and did his duty well. He hrst looked ths cabin
whore his tools were kept. He thsn ran up tasfaG
bsifmast high and rang the alarm bell, ana ansf,
arms. warning of the mutineers, Mesntma neX
had resolved to throw the Arst oficsf ovetN NJ
but the entreaties and tears Of ths cook indHcSd
them to refrain, and they lowered one Of tfie bo9
and pulled for The jetty The capt4n ssa afs !,
pulled % of He met tie mutineersf "a 30
10 return to the ship They continued ~ &&4 ~,
the shore and landed at the 1etty, Aft = 3qeHd u
the captains had ssnt for tie police, IN ~
we're sll taken into custody e ii F. = a. !
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|VYP WGnS - 1Nss1. Es.-aoAS ,ypr~ss Shingles
~ - Tens nrusA Msuntain Coal For aaae BY
ANDERSON, LANPORO co, on Canal
nArA near EGzeAoenss Aub
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ngaaOs.UT1ON Of PAKTNER~HsP.-The
- firm heretofore existing between the undersigned under
the style Of SHEARER6 co Ia dsoiv by
The business ha, sod C. Shearer-both the
all due He II alone authorized
up the business and will the debts due y the old
WM SHEARER
July 81 1853 HENRY b. SHEAkER.
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OHANdaEN. WONN
y y + a u = l. Il S.
- = BOAES ORANGES.
oeD 30 do Lemons,
" i,bs Pine Apples.
just received fr.h in good order p liberal discount
made TO those buying 40 sell again. Ierms,as
ms5ts n. A. BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

A r MEETING sf shr Executive Comsssis is-
N Vi the l., hbne Ayr cultural anh Mechanical "a
held saturday evening July the Brl tho following
ulu sdo, tod
Fur the upose Of the production ~ Garden
Frnits midst aud In Inv In rivalry
in IN" quality ard variety q" the summer fruits
Licb from their bc rkhih d at tn FA tiu
Executive Commute, hereby
Esor, That they viii their office FRIDAY
orock The lat August ill the ls t'nbcr
to I.'eiv. cxhb fruits that be- into
them" aud f such they hl aoihy f'r ard
The Pair IN Oct der
IubiIshed by order .f the Committee.
aug II w2m A MCDONALD, s"c'y
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limitations hny h,.n inr.sr&np"n III. n, bn, the, have
br driven ont "f th" Held The nrna should l"k fr the
watt, mari a, exists in leat =" m opins b"ok
II they not the words "Il awa NV No,k and
d"n In srn ,c,,"ru they Mold At
~ ani. tory, NJ ro Maiden no New Nmk, aud by all
Ilmaglsts NJ 2tc GlA ~ o. rer h.x InnlN lM.
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N4NTW FINE GAITRRs anA hmUE0,sjySg
" received ~ lteeul 6EABUkto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

N Th1fe l1A1y IRn0fAnt hnu QuhcKn
advertising hsnsevesa Physci.ns andccyying DR. JOHN
.ToEs adysrtisementa SHOE Mesder Boot Bsss Lamp 7rm
ms &C. Psvy sad Csntibie ftssoys whose lives instead
Noble Science of Medicine aye been spent In ne
u,o Nvfsi Capacity styling themselves Ragsayiy Eds
Gated IAyseisn imposing thsInexpereneed and unsus
r.otius nlpg running the health Of all unfortunate
r. fms in thSir power that Johnston deems
70 sAy psciay those cqusnted with his reputation
that ha cr.dantas diplomas always hang in his ONCE
HIS REHEDYE and treatment are entirely unknown to
ali othsr Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
Earole and hehrst In this country and more extensive
srse1tc than any other yscian In the word.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
nj laAke6us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

LNOR THR IA I X S.-A small let Of very
beautiful Autographs for Greean Painting received
Come and get the frs choice.
scptJ5n G. VICTOR
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pA- 60 LO G. X S. -Npa

III W. JONES, Practical Repnirer Of CI. .OCKs, TINE
Ii PIECES, Masie BSxes. &c, having taken . Room
.p stairs door MERCHANTS Bank Main street
Iynchburg prepared At short notice and reasonable
ierm TO execute work IN his line, wsrantinR the He
will In short time be prepared also To repair SEWING
MACHINES I.ocka ft Keys &c, Persons In town
Try win do we'll TO give him call he Ia determined spare
no pains to pease reasonable customcra
II In his absence "bs orers M at the Store of hesss
vALESTrSE HESiSG will he promptly attended to-
TEKhs-Caah delivery Of work. aug 7s3m
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r. WANTED,n

IMMEDIATELY AT THIS OFFICE SEVERAL BOYS
Of good character and principles dsrous OF learning the
printing business None need apply who willing
good treatment honoray their
employer will receive In the latter Of their service
muneraon for the fces made whilst nsruciing them
sept3u
EXTRACT JAVA COFFEE.-A very Gpe ar.
II sele-an extemporaneous cup Crffee made in =
nent. Just received by STABLER 4 JONES
ma Its
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-29

ny I. was making a journey in a stage coach.
over the billy roads in the western mart Of tbe S,s,a
ana amused himself on the way by frequent resorts
10 ,he comfort of a mysterious black bottle which he
had with him. Suddenly the coach came in contact
."h a large stone, which without doing any other
damage. deprived Billy of his equilibrium and down
ne rolled on the ground. "Wot'n thunder yer
doing. said Billy, how come you to tip the stage
overs' The driver informed him that the stage had
not been overturned at all: and the passengers as
sured BILLY that Jehu was right. Billy approached
the vehicle again, and remounted slowly to his former
seat outside. Didn't inset, d'you say, mot
at ALL replied the driver. ..Well-if I'd a know'd
thai" said Billy. " I ooulinfha' got off,"
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fLAis' fAIxs-The Richmond South thus expre,.e,
Nor, ypn"n OF the sincerity and honesty Of those
special friends of the South s tue
so Nh. Douglas has showed his cioyeu foot 10 n.
soa'n at lust | never believed he was wbolef noted
Sna nv ne mas eNer done has been to cajule the
ooutn 70 choose between ellis, to take the hes, shs
S'n gef' to sugar over nauseous pills and bribe the
southern members to coax the South To svauow
tnen, never had confidence in him. have NO
1ohnience In any man North of Mason and Dixon.s
,ney cannot De our friends and be honest. The in
.erfsts OF the two sections are entirely antagonists.
Inc Northern man who goes for our interest nece.sa-
r'iy goes against the interest of the North. his conn
try, ana 1 have no confidence in a traitor, no matter
how high is his price,
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Aobmisfnltnts
II. F.. SNOW

| H r. SIvO ~
0FFERS FOR SALE. in lots TO suit purchasers, .
- Inc lowest prices, the following merchandise: Z
/. Dry Goods.
Grey merino shirts, Corah Handkerchief,
Damask table covers, White and grey merno draw'n
Brown cotton drawers, Check linen shirts,
White Calico
Red flannel " White L B shirts.
Brown drill, Blue flannel shirts.
Women's white cotton hose. Brown cotton.
Embroidered under-sieeves, Black and brown felt hats.
Guayaquil hats, White blankets,
Silk velvet, Colored India satin.
Navy caps, with oil silk covers, White linen handkerchiefs.
Boess and Shoes.
Goat buskins, Calf Congress boots,
Ladies' bootees- En'md leather Congress boots
Groceries.
Lemon syrup, Assorted pickles. half gals,
Tomato catsup, Gherkins, half gals,
No. i soap, backing, cloves. Fine cat tobacco, in tin foil.
Superior Black Tea,
Water and butter crackers, Soda, oyster and sugar crackers,
Navnl Stores.
Chain cables, Russia cordage, assorted sizes,
Manila whale line, Manila corlage, assorted sizes,
Sail needles, Cut nails, lanterns,
Paint oil, turpentine, Composition nails,
Pure and extra white lead, Copper boat nails.
Sandries.
Boiler iron, verdigris,
Grocers' scales, Table spoons,
Iron b~edsteads, French bedstead,
SIlar side lamps Office clocks,
Leather trunks. Cherry boards,
Crowbars, Jute mats,
Pocket knives, Wrapping paper,
Rasps- Lamp chimnrys,
Cork Screws, Hammers,
Curry combs, Pad Locks.
Drab Office chairs, Nos1 and 2 solar lamp chimneys
Coach wrenches, Sheath knives,
Walnut cam seat chairs, Sheafhs and belts,
bingham buckets, grindstones. Red, white and blue bunting,
Sperm and Polar Oil. &c. SC.
I Browns w halimX Gun and Irons.
India Rubber Hose, hf inch and 4 zach,
Brass Hose Pipes, Lead Pipe. Z
&C.. &C., Sc. o3tf
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Elem advertisements.

TO LET.
"a COTTAGE ONTAINING THREE
"a. rooms, wide veraniah in front, a large yard and out
1AsA. houses. situated on the northwest side Of the lane run.
ming from King To Queen streets, opposite the Palace gate
Rent low Apply to [95-ti1 GEO. CLARK, Hotl ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
INDEX TO THE HERALD.
THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD OF 1858
NEUROLOGY OF THE WORLD.

General HaveIOek- Madame RacheI-Mar-
shall Radetzky -Redsciid Pasha-COm.
Perry-Senat0r BcntOn-The Com.
mander Of the English Frigate
Macedonia = bred Scott
AIRY SchafEer -Ceneral
Qultman - Robert
Owen = Bishop
OnderdOnk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

Pam FfHE DEPARTMENT AND SrE.M FINE Els
c.ts N DAtnxOpE The First rrsnch Of The City Council
lat evening hy d vote 81 yeas l5 nays passed The ord
nance ioT to- esal shmebt Of paid Ore department. and
Il viii probably b. acted upon by the Second Branch this
evening The b ~ q paced the First Branch provides
that the Department shall consist Of sx steam IRE engines
and three hook and ladder companies With tho following
gepra.v - xDaN and Tho "a aricr annpxpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

effect and after the 25tl iastan.was laid before the
House on Tuesday the 2lst
THE NEW sESATx CHAMBER
When the Senate meets again after the recess, il viii
semble In its nev hal in the north wing of the Capito
tens on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

Total expenses tt5'fV
The city il 20 be divided into twp distrcts-tbe first
wcst Of Calvert street and the second east OF Calvert
streetand the department 10 consist Of Chief Eng
necr Assistant Fngneersone 70 reside In the FIRST
and other In the Second district one Fire Inspector,
lMr Boyd1 six steam arc englncseach with one fore
man. one engineer, fireman one hostler and nine
extra men three hook and ladder companies each With
enc foreman and fourteen extra The whole depart
en 10 be under the control OF i've Fire Commissioners,
without salarcs) 10 be appointed by the Mayor and City
Council There Is also te he shop established Tor re-
paring tho work 10 be done by the SIX cngncmcn, who
are 10 I've pras cal machinsts. -Batmere fm1tcani
Der S.
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Commercial Advertiser.
From the Atlantic Monthly.
What we all Think.

From the Atlantic Monthly
What we all Think.
That age vas older once than now,
In Spjte Of locks untirneIy set,
~ sisvered the youthful brow,
That babes make love and children wed
That sunshiue bad heavenly glow,
Which hsded with those s. good old days,r
When winter came with deeper snow,
And autumn With softer haze
Ihst-uother sister, wife or child
The " best Of women each has known,
Were school boys ever half 50 wild,
How young their grandpapas have grown.
Ind but for kAis souls we're free
And but for tia: lives were best,
that in some season yet to be
Our cares VII Leave time to rest.
! whene'er groan vith ache or pain,
Some common ailment Of the race
Though dpcsors think the matter plain
That ours is q peculiar case"
hat when Ike babes with fingers burnt,
We court ore bitter maxim more,
AT lesson al the world has learned
AID men wiser than before.
hat when we sob Ger fanciei woes,
= The angels towering overhead,
Count every pityinz drop that 6owS
And love for the tears we shed.
That when stand with fearless eyes,
And turn the beg-sr from par door
They still approve when sigh,
.Ah, had but thousand more ~
That weakness ssnootned the path Of sin,
In half the slips youth has known;
And whaisoe'er it's blame has been,
That mercy flowers faults outgrown.
Though temples crowd the crurnbied brink,
oerhaagns truths eternal fcy,
Itieir tablets bod with ,chat thiHk,~
Their echoes dumb to sc80t Toe kzosc.
That one unquestioned text read-
Al doubt beyond, all fear above,
Nor cracking pile, cursi1g creed,
Can burnor blot II GOD Is L9vE
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- THE COTTAGE ON THE BANK OIL
f River adjoining residence John Montgomery
LIE Esq. For particulars applyto GEO. G. MCLEAN,
93-G Nuuanu street.
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TO LET.
~- THE DESIRABLE COTTAGE AND
premises situated Beretana lately occupied
.-&--P. c. Ducorron For particulars inquire of
93-tf JOHN LADD.
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HONOLULU
8usinsss GarOs.

HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
AAEs MARSHALL, Treasurer in the buildings
cuped by b. W. Field, up stairs. 17-d
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JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE,
Importer General Merchandise
Honolulu. and Lahaina Maui Att
y. PITMAN,
Ship General Merchandise, waakea Bay
constantly hand extensive assortment Of every
description required by whale ships and Others
Shipping beef Vegetables and all kinds Of
Groceries, Provisions the shortest notice, the
very market prices.
from 5000 barrels, being
landing and free from matched buildings
the u which
will be advanced N reasonable terms.
n Il. commodous anchor
port the Hawaiian Here give
liberty without danger OF losing them by de
sertion. No ardent spirits allowed TO be sold jy 2u
~ UTAI 81 AHEE,
Papakoa and Pueo Sugar Plantations at Ho
Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in China
Goods hand, and offer for SALE at their establish
King street, Honolulu, and at Lalana, Maui,
varied OF general merchandise
Honolulu, August IL, 1857. 59-1y
j. WORTH.
General Merchandise, Ho Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits notice, reasonable terms
Bills Of exchange wanted July j, 1s56-u
C.. III. LEVERS,
Lumber and building materials Fort ST. Honolulu Jy 1a
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GRIFF.TTs MORGAN. O. 8. HATHAWAY. IF. sroy
MORGAN. HATHAWAY & CO..

and Forwarding Merchants San Francisco, Cal
References T. s. Hathaway Esq Messrs T. A. r. Nye,
Perry New Bedford, Messrs. Grinnell SIinurn
Co.. York. John VI. Forbes ESQ.,, Boston, Messrs. Per-
olulu JA- l. 1s56-h
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EvOR MECHANICS.-Twog good in the premi-
4 called the % Worlds End,' Mauna street,
be had at a low rent, partly furnished Apply
S7-f c. A. x II. T. POOR.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would in
his friends and the public, that he has taken and
fitted up the premises Fort street, opposite C. Brewer
2i's Store, CARPENTER SHOP and would solicit that
patronage heretofore literally bestowed All orders in
the branches Of Building, Plans, Specifications and
Contracts attended TO with prompness and dispatch
CHARLES W. VINCENT.
n. B.-DOORS. WINDOW SASH. and all other articles per
tanning house building constantly hand and for SALE sS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01
CHARLES M'DOwELL; PRINTER.
WHOLE NO. SO.

work. But these young girls are not so much
TO blame as their mothers, who should know
better than to teach them the nonsense of aping
false aristocracy. ..-.
Were it not that the roorer classes are but
initiative animals, the soul ul-suicide Of this would
be-upper-ten-dom might be matter only for the
quiet scorn of sensible people, but when their
!oolishn'ss leads the unwary and thoughtless
esray, it becomes the duty Of the writer on the
topics Of the day to call the attention of his
readers to whatever he may consider fraugh,
with danger TO the masses.
The truth is that Economy and Avarice are
as " ide apart as day and night. The first is a
good friend. wise counselor, simple, honest
hearted wife. to take to our arms-one who will
not desert US in our old age, or when our days
go gloomily by. The other is a hideous hag
who denies to her children the comforts OF ex.
istence only to delnde them with the worship
Of idle gold. Extravaganza is harlot, brilliant
and false--the corupter of our youth-the first
to abandon us in our trouble, to Isolation, to
Poverty and Despair.