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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18

TBs ecHoosEs SAs DrEso.-rhrocgh the poiiteness Ct Mr.
L-R- Beatty. Of rhs city, We have been permitted TO make the
following ex<Aezs from \ letter received by him from Mr.. Geo.
q Keyse, 1ss o6eer d the schooner San Diego, which vessel
IN ths port for Pefropsukski on the 2sth Of September last.
aPnroPAurosKI, Nov. %, 1857.
ave have - Iast arrived safe here, after a passage Of fny-
.ins days, during which time ve al suffered hardships such as
80 esnnSe conceive We made the land five miles from this
- On the fstysecond day, when We were driven $50 miles 70
- ssuhssrd By An eAsseriy gale, against which We could make
Ishnis into the Ochosxk Sea, % avoid getting on a lee shore.
Ms bsDs NJ out, IS you see, seventeen days more-short of
vasr. scrapdng up The SNOW Of the decks to drink The captain,
uyBef and one nan only, beng all there was 70 work and steer
q vusei; Al the rese we're laid up from the time we were IL
dnyu out from Honolulu During all the voyage we had not six
days dry fex-conssantly knee deep IN water al weathers. We
vesseziy eaes and contrary winds, crossing it altogether
aw GmeL We had . constant succession Of gales. Our
galley was washed away, and We have since cooked in the
cabin We have NOT been able TO wash in fresh water for five
Weeka, and ny hands are In . fearful. state, not being sccus-
tened 70 such hard work In beating mp the harbor with a
heaf Wind, the ropes we're fnDeB 10 the deck every tack we
49, " = Thee have be>n many times when 1 thought an
eA.neaH sizing lind again were hopeless, hut God has pre-
81, but too smal for . voyage Ike this in the winter season."
S0 Diego - Auoor Rive<-
y Some approximations are st for the safety Of the schooner
ossse. STATE, Captain Candase, which Is now overdue from
An6n nxve, vhh = cargo Of lumber Captain Rerriman, Of the
Bu1escrse, nov In port, informs Us that the Golden State len
- ynuctsco ~ Albion River, to load for Honolulu, some
seven d,ys besss The Paiessiss- The latter vessel had . great
auSoe dinculy IN getting his lumber on account Of the heavy
wenkbez, being oblxed to get under weigh three times to avoid
rufnr ashore, 1osins an anchor, and consuming sixteen days.
Whne It Salt Point, . hoEseman came down the coast from the
vicinity Of Albion Riv1, who reported At the saw mill that q
upsuer - -, but no particulars were learned The Paies-
aiss vss 10 days from sais Point 70 within sight Of the islands.
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INTER-IsLANp TRADE.

For LAHAIxA-per Maria, Feb 3-s bags -four, 5000 It lumber
50 bris salmon, IS pkgs mise, s brls fish, i do oil, 4 pigs, q
deck passengers
For LAHAfxA-per Kamoi, Feb 1000 n lumber, so empty
kegs, 2 tons mdse, 1000 bushels seed wheat
From LAHAINA and ports on MArI-Per Maria. Feb lo-loo
bris Idsn potatoes TO Lahaina), IS cords hrewood, s pigs.
From KArAi-per alice, Feb 12-l6 cords nrewcod-
,kins. c5 caIabashes, 10. chickens, Is bundles poi, 90 do poia-
toxs. II do susarcane, 10 do bananas, 40 passengers.
From Huo0per LihoNho, Feb 1854 bales, GO sacks pull, 10
STICKS ohia timber, i turning lathe, 2o7 hides, 23 bags coffee,
% bags ginger, GIG goat skins, 200 DO do, o cox iowb, 20 pump
kins, los bdnls bananas. 5 canoes.
From KAwArEAE-per Mary. Feb 13-i2 ouiiocks, "a sheep,
o3 bris beef, 10 hides. 2 kegs butter, s bris Irish potatoes
From HAsALEr-per Keoni Ana, FEB is bndis tobacco, l
bri mo,asses, IL bags -four, 20 bags fungus, $50 do corn, a Dds
butter, 4 cords frewood, l horse, 2 doz chickens, 70 deck pas
sengerA Al.
For HAxAIEa-per Keoni Ana, Feb 1000 feet boards, 10
pieces timber, 5 cases dry goods, 20 bags -four, b do salt, lodeck
passeDgers- =.
From Hno-per Msnuokawai, Feb 1923 bags coffee, II
bales puIu, 20 bags potatoes, 2 cases mdse.
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ASSENGERS

From San FRAscIsco-per yaquero. Feb Is, for Honolulu
Or ? Hutchinson, Mrs VI Russell En- route for Meioourne-
Mr. Roean. A Z Van Buskirk, Daniel Winter. Henry Heath, r L
Hasgerty and wife, Mrs Stanley, Miss Stanley, Miss Mortimer,
q x Mason ] b wheaton, S z Hogg, Geo W Ince, Miss A lnce,
Miss Ipce. i II White. A Robinson and wife, 7 Cummins, II u
KeeIer, Chas Revere, Samuel Jones, W s Howard and mother,
i W smith. wife and 4 children, Samuel Moore, Robert Darling,
III Shanks. J Jackson, j Kincade, 5 kincade, John kincaae, L
Mulberry, " McCarty, Mr. and Mrs Colyill.J Nuiioy,J higgins,
r Merchant and boy. Donald Mclean, W Morris. I Middleton,
J II Smith,, J Power, L Smith and wife, John Willie, samuel
Abbott n
Barker.
coASrwIsH.
Prom LAHAIsA-per Maria, February lo-Mr Young, Wallace
Frick.
Prom LaHAryA-per Kamoi, Feb 12-Capt Stott, d c Water
man @ Brewer ID. G CoggeshaT, VIM Rye, and 10 on deck.
From LAnAIsA-per Alexander Garegos, February IL Z
From HrIo-per LIhoiiho, Feb 13-Mrs s P Ford. Mrs II
Quick. Mr. Mills, Ahee, and IS on deck
From KAwAIaAz-per Mary, Feb IL, Bradley, beadie' AND
8 on deck N
From KAwAIHAE and LAHArsA-per Manuokawai, Feb Job
+ Bolcs. 8 others, and Is on d OK
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SUDDEN DEArH.-We are panied to announce the
death of Capt. G. F. Meacham. commanding H. B.
NJ. steamship VIren. He died on board the Viren
last evening "Wednesday, Feb. I'D at h~alf-past nine
o'clock. His illness was very short, commenting on
Sunday afternoon, with severe bilious vomiting and
fever, ending in congestion of the lungs. Since his
return from the excursion to Hilo. we believe, he has
been very well. On Sabbath last he led, as was his
custom, the church services on board his ship. His
age was about thirty years. During his sojourn of
five months in our port he had won for himself the
highest esteem from all who had made his acquaint-
ance, and the announcement of his death will be read
with regret wherever he has been known.
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IMPORTS.

From cAILAo-per Alexander Garegos. Feb I1-45o tons coal,
3 do safpetre-
From sam HRAscIsco-per vaquero, Feb 49, cs mdse, CA
& II y Poor 2 coils Manila rope, G l. Richards L Co; 4 boxes
/. mdse, A 8 4 N 8 0rinbaum 2 octaves liquor, Ritson & Hart ;
/ CO mdse, @ I Lawton - bars iron, AIddch L Bishop 90 cs
gin, IS cases mdse, - doz 3-hoop pals, 8 nests tubs, 8 baskets
wine. 8 boxes fruits, 9 do coTshs- IS do tea, o do tobacco, X c
Janiou i c. clothing, Won Holt 4 Heuck Is 6 gunpowder,
Hodschiaser 4 Stapenhorst; ! cs cigars, Krun & NoIi; 20 esks
ale. S octaves MarteI brandy, 20 cs brandy cherries, 10 do cider,
J c spa,dins; 1 bag coin, u c Waterman, 3 cases ndse, g L
Richards < Co; / bureau. A p Everett
Prom SALr PorST, CALTFoEsIA-per Palestine, Feb 13-z 81
feet redwood siding, ss,5ooh 90 boards.
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DIED

On the 5h inst, at Makawao, East Maui, after an illness o
only two days. JOHN 2IERsos, a native Of Vermont. u ., aged
about 20 years Mr.. Pierson had a daughter and two sons N
California. california papers please copyl
At his residence, Jan. 81, 10 Waimea, Hawaii JOHN CALAIS,
a colored man. He was a shoemaker by trade, and known
more or less all over the islands. He was aged SIS years-25 OF
which have been spent In Wsimea. He leaves a widow and two
children.
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LAHAINA, Feb. 9, 1858.
Mr.. Ep1roR 1t is some time since 1 have had any
news to communicate from our moral town, but
things have transpired since the new year has COM
menced of which some notice should be taken. But
before I begin, allow me to give you an account of the
different whaling companies that are stationed along
the west side of Maui. The first is at Kaanapali and
is owned by Geo. Shaw s. Brothers (half whites).
They have been out every day for the last month but
have not yet had an opportunity of getting fast to a
whale until yesterday. when the whale run them
through the Molokai channel some eight or ten miles,
turned and came back, and when they again got in
the channel, the irons drew out, and they lost him.
The next station is in Lahaina, and owned by natives.
who belong to Honolulu. They brought their boats
with them last week, but have had no chance yet to
show themselves. Success attend them.
The third station is at Ukumehame, and is called
the Hennessy gang. They were unfortunate in the
january gale in losing one of their best boats. but
they we're more unfortunate in losing q very large
humpback whale on the 4th inst; and those who
know about such things say it was through their own
carelessness, as they had plenty of first rate chances
to kill the whale, but rumors says somebody was afraid
to go near it. and they lost it with four irons besides,
but none of them were marked T.. S. The next sta
ton is at the foot of the mountain and is owned by
Henry Turton, and it is said he has some A No. l
whalemen, but so far they have had no chance, only
on one Sunday, and then they were all over to Wal
kapu; may they be on hand next time. The next
station is at - and owned 1 believe by J. J.
Halstead. This company has not, as yet. had an OPP
portunity Of showing themselves, but as they have
some good whalemen in the gang no doubt they win
give a good account Of themselves. So you zee We
have this year FIVE whaling stations and it now re-
mains tn he seen with what success they will hava
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WHA.xRss DRArn-The advioes received BY the
last mail in regard to these drafts, were very favor
able. All the whalers exchange that had arrived IN
the States, 90 far As heard from. had been accepted
or paid, They are undoubtedly as safe . remittance
ne can be obtained. At San Francisco. we learn that
they sold at 8 per cent. discount, 81 the sailing 8 OF the
Yaguero. "
q BAY WHALING AT MAuI.-By the letter Of our
correspondent from Lahaina, which appears IN
another column. it will be seen that there are no less
than Eve shore parties in the whaling business from
Lahaina and vicinity. Success to their enterprises.
We expect soon to be able to record that. like Micaw-
her. thew have not waited in vain for " something to
turn up.' -
THE MArL-The mail for the United States will be
despatched by the French brig-ofwar -Afci6iade,
which sails with the frst fair wind. II the brig
sails to-day, and meets a good passage over. her
mails will be in time for the steamer Of March 9th,
reaching New York March %.
AMERICAN LuMBFR.-Those who propose to build
shortly would do we'll to examine Mr.. c. H. Levers
invoices Of eastern lumber, comprising q 6ne assort-
ment per the Eliza & Ella. due here in March.
See advertisements. -
The COOLEST YEr.-Last Friday morning. Feb. IL,
the thermometer, about an hour before sunrise, stood
at $50 Fab. It is seldom that it falls here 90 low.
w A report Of the schooner San Diego, which
left this port in September last, for the North. will be
found among our Marine Memoranda
The schooner Sophia, Capt. Homer, Of 80
tons burthen, with the mail of Jan. s. is now fully due.
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DIR. CuIick.. Letter.

Mr.. ED1roR The remarks in your last paper
seem to call for a few words in reply, though l had
no intention of saying another word on this subject
Perhaps enough has been said.
DIR. Gulick, it seems, g has exaggerated - LIST, by
saying that seven-eighths of the Shaling feet, while
at Ascension, "are the most disgusting of moral
pest-houses.' That seven-eig;lths of the ships, while
there, are implicated in the sin alleged no one &C.
quainted with the facts will deny. Some would cal
them g moral pest-houses'-some, :" floating broth.
els''-some. "pandemoniums.' or even worse. All
understand what is meant by these strong express
sions.
I'd. ssSailors are given to crime" II by this is
meant, that sailors who visit these seas, some of whom
make their escape from ships and take up their abode
on those distant islands, have been guilty of every
crime-it is literally true. If it is meant that sailors
generally on whaleships g Are given to every crime'
the language is unguarded. Pee would have
been a less objectionable term. So much for exag-
geration.
But il seems that the stmain point'' Of DR.. G.'s
offending is, that he published his letter, not in this
part of the world, but in "a Boston paper This
letter, it should be remembered, was addressed by
DIR. q. to 9 Christian ship-owners," and sent to his
patrons in the United States-some of whom are
large owners in whaleships. The letter was designed
to affect ship-owners, and through them, those in
their employ. 1t was thought best, in Boston, by
the wise and prudent, to present the letter to the
public. We beg to know where it should be publish
ed, if not in the United States, where these ship
owners live! So much for the main point Of
offense of which DR.. Gulick is guilty, and really it
dwindles down to a very small point.
The Advertiser should receive the thanks Of the
friends of Missions for bringing the subject before the
community in this part of the world. Pour in light
upon these dark places. The cause of virtue, ms we'll
as the cause of Missions. will be the gamer. ANXIOUS.
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r. Our thanks are due to Mr.. s. r. Hogg, pas
senger by the Taquero, to J.. w. Sullivan, and Free
man & CO.. Express. Cor late United States and Sago
Francisco psperp.
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81 The schooner Sophia, Capt. Homer, Of 80
tons burthen, with the mail of Jan. s. is now fully due.
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Since the departure Of the Fanny Major three
numbers Of the Commsrcial have been issued, which
can be had at our counter, They contain q full sum-
mary ~ local MANA.
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FoR THE GUANo IsLANDs.-Capt- Pendleton, who
has been stationed in our harbor for the past nine
months as Commodore of the guano feet. and Com
mander of the flag ship John Marshall, sails with the
first fair wind for Jarvis Island, to return to this port
with a cargo Of guano. The }. N. leaves in fine trim
and her commander is in excellent spirits, and hopes
in the course Of three months to give a more ~satisfac-
tory report of his expedition than that Of his prede-
cessor Com. Mervine. who merely examined the ''bird
lime' through his telescope. at the distance of one to
five miles. -
The Honolulu RIrLEs-Thisf fine company Of citi-
zen soldiers will parade on the 1st day Of March
next. After marching through the town, they will
proceed to some suitable spot in the environs, where
they will practice with their Minnies at the target.
With the fine, airy tents which were recently received
from the United States, they will for the first time
perform camp duty, winding up the exercises of the
day with a dinner. A full turn out is expected, and,
if we arc not mistaken. the company's appearance
and drill will be equal to that Of any similar volun-
teer organization elsewhere The annual election
for company officers takes place on the first Saturday
in March. -
The WEATHER, which has been quite cool for two
weeks past, with ~northerly winds, settled down on
Tuesday into a westerly blow and if it lasts long
enough to stir up a kona, viii doubtless bring all the
rain now needed on the pastures and plantations.
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W A report Of the schooner San Diego. which
left this port in September last, for the North. will be
found among our Marine Memoranda
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-08-19
4 ANNOUNCES EMENI;S.


EDITOR PORTAGE SENTINEL:-Please an
nounce the maine Of JOHN L. RAENEY, Esq,
as a candidate for Congress from the 18th
District, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention, on the
I'd prox., and cblige g e 2 'At lf5s.1 ~
MANY PORTAGE DESaooaATss
as--
Mr.. EDIroR:-Pleaso ano,,nce the hume
Of Dir. JoHn HAMILTON, of Stark, county, as
aDemccratic Candidate for Congress, sub.
iectrto the decision of the Congressional
Convention of this District. DR.. Hamilton
is, and always hes been, areliable and un.
compromising Democrat, ! gentleman Vel
qualified and in every respect worthy The
support OF tic Democracy Of this Dlst1ict.s
sytea 5t{ 81 s5s 81 MANY D4MVCAAtss&
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now n Mormon Prays for hiss
Enemies,

Said Heber RimbaIl, who Is next In pow
er to Brigham Young-"I love my friends
spd ! don't like my enemies; but I follow
the Scripture rule and pray for them."
This was said in the presence Of DR.. For
ney, the new Superintendent OF Indian AT,
fairs, who complimented Heber upon his
Christian spirit, telling him he was happy to
hear that he prayed for his enemies. Imag.
inc the horror Of the good Doctor (Big Medi-
cine the Indians call him) when Heber ad-
ded--"Yes,I pray that they may al go 10
he'll 6r 90
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Agricultural Fair.
New Roof az SIloc Store.
70 ali wilOn it anay Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
Y term OF the Court of Common Pleas of the coun-
" or Portage aud State OF Ohio, Clarissa Robinson
and Alfred Robinson, her husband, in her behalf will
apply to suid court for the redemption OF certain
tract or parcel OF land sold tor taxes at The tax sale
the l2th and 18Th days Of Dccember. a. d.. ls2G,
by the Auditor Of Portage county to. John Campbell,
Tor the of II cents aud IN lis, which trsrt or
par sci Of Land at the sale thereof, described as
f0lloHs OF tie Tax Duplicate, To wit; ...,
Beard, tlarrissu; H., :; T., S. Lot 10; PART part
Acres, 81; Valnc including buildings 03 State Tax
81 t; County Tax, 1915 school Tax 0j 9; Total Tax
67 g++Tax Of 1875. Sold to John Campell for -
And II. the record OF Sales for Taxes, at that time
aS foiiows, viz: ..s.'H -H
kesidcnts pIoprietors, Beard Clarissa; r =; r.. s.;
Lot, 10; Prac, Part; Part of Lotor Tract, Acres
and rates delinquent, ID, 3d. SO; rax interest and in
tcret pcua'tcs 12; Years for which tan, interest
and penalty due, Ie2j Acres sold, 50; TO whom
sold, JohL Campbell. Certificate assigned to Seth
armon aid Geelcd 10 him By ordcr uf Court, July
iRih, 1890. 4r.rrsf s.
aSuid land being in tho township Of Hiram, in said
county, dated this isth day OF August, 1873.
rti8G"fr CLARiSSA ROBINSON,
ALFRED ROBINSON, F5
Aug 10 ew* ny Phelps& Ihrashcr, their Att'ys.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
nnonr.DR. I'll. TUBBS,
VIII boln atteDdahce asfoII0Ws; b n
RAVENNA, Pfsntss House, Thursday and Friday
undI

RAVENNA, Pfsntiss House, Thursday and Friday,
forenoon, Sep. lG and IL.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday, Sep. IS.
Cleveland, American House, Aug. ~ and 80. =
For 90 oisnltation upon all dseases of the Throat,
Lungs. H cart, Liver, mach, Bowels Kidneys and
Speen also, Dfopsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous.
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits Impurities Of The Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
CON mDIaints, both external and internal.
For some ten years ur. Il. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
w. many of whom had exhausted every other Eo-
source within reach. In case are iRerat or 9th.
or fpoisons empLoysd, nor does hemGke sick to make
6cH or tear down to 4sitd up again. Tho medicines
can be taken with safely by the most delicate and
Rpatients may romain at home, and continue with
prudence theirordiIdfy diet and exercise. Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physiciaps had given up ALI hope, The indspuiabe
evidence Of which can always be furnished. lily
CALI and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery. t,qrI,, ,,1 urn ~
Fremont, Sandusky Co., May, 1859. /
DR. TuBBs- Dear Sir: Hoping to assist you In
the good work you arc doing, and at tho same time
TO cheer and esneit desponding invaids. give ihe
swellibg oi,tic side Of ief neck. We promptly re.
stored to treatment, but its growth was not arrested
Other means S were sisa rsHs3a.ea and almost gn
until March, 1855, when projected beyond the ace
constituting a deformty. Having given the bss
physicians in ths county nearly throe years. trial
and all this time becoming woIse, sheswRs entirely
disco ouraged, andit was only BY the persuasion o
ftiends that she called on you at this time. Afte
taking your remedies three or four months, change
was noticeable, which won't on until the tuner wai
entirely removed, and her general health fnlly re
sto red For two years past her health has been ex
cellent, and not q symptom OF Scrofula manifested
itself. s'ltA iSs} Yours, with much respect, III
| sass 5q's4 n Il. HENRY b. SIIIVRLRY.t Z
4 ANOTHER 80 MISS Martha Eaton (nowi Mrs
i Bright, of New Scwjcley,s Beaver Co.s Ps.--cau
livery similar To- The abOye-WAs curcd scversl year
agO. Has since married, but not atracO or tho dis
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{ LATEST
AND
CHEAPEST !
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now offer
STONE STORE,
to all who wish to select from largo and elegant
sortnent OF Dry Guods, bought ut u great reduction
from spring prices and will be sJld cheaper than At
any other establishment gu tho estern Reserve
GrOat bargains are Ohered in
DRESS GOODS,
which consist In part OF .sgs
Chales and Ghalli Robes,
Printed Lawns and lawn Robes,
Bereges, tligufed and platn1 %. E'
Tissues, Organdie hObes, ....-
Lucknow Piaids, swiss Null,
French JAconels, summer uueaia,
Gingham Robes, Figured Brilliabts,
.Na French Plaid ana Brocads Ducals,
Organdie Robes guile,
Grape and Silk Mare1,
Plain and Plaid Debcge,
Poi dc Chene, ('hsDlbrRyss
Fiounced Robes. French,
| English and American
| ..... .-.a-..,. Prints, etc., etc., etc
SILKSH SILKS!!
A beautiful assortment of. Black and Fancy Silks
! cheaper than the cheapest.
SHAWLS!
l., Ior0a Pind stnck of TIihof.
~" Punpadour BerBge,
Cashmere, Stella
BEoche, SILK, etc
selling very low.
WHITE GOODS
comprising in part
Brilliants, -. MarseiIes,
{ Jaconets, Swiss Null,
Victoria Lawn, Caiubrice,
pim,y, S,4 Linen Damask
| Damask Table-clotbs, Napkins,
Toilet, Marscilies and diaper,
%. Turkish Quilts, COrsets,
.a etc., etc., etc.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, sc.
| A large stock, just received, of
| Cloths, Cussilneres, Satunetts,
| Tweeds, Cashmarets, Kentucky Jeans
Linen Duck, Check Marseilles, Brown Linen
etc., w.. etc., H.e etc.
.aHa.. ..ss SKIRTS.
All the latest and most improved styles Of Expan
| sion, Corded and Skeleton Skirts.
.+rt p CLOTHING. .E..t.
Our stock is large and comprises all tho latest ant
| most fash enable styles Of $50
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
of Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, Alpaca, Linen, Marsei
les, Pin Dot Linen, Duck, Cottonade. Italian Cloth
Grenadine. Satin, Velvet, Plush, Fancy SILK ant
| Moire Antique, and our prices are low that W.
can beat either jews GENTILEs selling Clothing.
HATS AND CAPS.
We have large stock of Hats and Caps, compris
ing almost all kinds Of desirable Styles and for sale
| cheaper than the cheapest. .r..-
Ali persons wishing to purchane anything In the
line Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock cry, Boots ant
Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps, or Glassware, ar.
respectfully uvtedto give US n call at the STONE
STORE of tho RAVENNA GLASS COMPANY.
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