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ATTENTION RIEl.EMENi

I meeting OF The Bedford Rillrmen will Be
"A held at the Court House, on Saturday, The
I'D inst, at O'Clock P. NJ. Business of I'M
poltance demands full attendance.
BY order OF the Captain,
Oct, %, '58. VIM DIBERT, O. s.
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SOLD l[I,

TIE undersigned having disposed Of his entire
stock of goods, bsgs leave to notify all persons
kno" ing themselves indebted 10 hlm either by
Note or Book account TO call and setil. before
the first Of January, 1889. All neglrctin1 tn
do 81, their accounts will be left in the hands
Of an officer for collection.
Oct. 90, 1853. G. w. RUPP.
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M a r r & . {:

In Sche!Isburg, on The l:h inst, BY John
Smith Esq, Mr.. James Mick~l, to Miss Mary,
daughter Jesse Blackburn, all Of ST. Clairtp
Ga the 9th inst, at The house of George "
Bonsrr, by the same, Mr.. Peter EIonburger, Of
Juniata tp., to Miss Eliza Hicks, Of Napier tp
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BEDFORD COUNTY.

Inc result oil the late campaign IN our own
county IS most gratifying, especially as our ur-
scruPuIous adversaries made every effort in
their power to carry it against US. Notwith-
standing the unwearied exertions of the mon
grel l"aders, their innnr'ro1ie aud iusld'ous
iaisehoods, ana Their comPuisIon OF railroad and
furnace operatives 10 vote their ticket, We have
carried The county, J a larger majority than
That obtained by our party in October 1856
OuF 'rluinPh VIII appear still more splendid,
"heh II Is borne IN mind That about 400 Demo-
'fa'S stayed al nome on election day Had
our '''''Fe 'o'' turned ou'' We might as easily
nave given ooo majority as we o'd 2oo'
i1a'' y'dI '"e 2sfFS"'e N"'F o. tHe county
''i 0"'.a' ,1ol'l''''S''o"FI vas 40lo mas year
Il Is onIl ooo9' loss oi - votes ! ne com
o''''u D'aeN Fl'uol'ca" anu i1azienoFS' vote OF
'as' year, Hot Cana' commissioner was 1871 :;
'".' year ,,e "''o'F oPPosl''0n vote ioF The same
'li.' % i0'i showing 'Hal 'hp ihohgfriS lacE-
'u Jul 'fo Vi 'oli'iS Tue" entire Strength IN
'"F '"u"'S' subtract 'he i+o from the ~"
~ r''eS 1OsP"' ''o'" Tue Po',' ana we nave '3'
D''',o' !, '''' s'S' h'-e'' "no' naa 'hey voted
o''o ..a'' s"'i'Tu oui 'haj"r"y 10 upwards OF
'o0' "'S SHOWS large Democratic gam IN The
''u"'y over Tue 'ote ol one year ago.
? our iFiehos oio nooiy ~ all parts OF the
! ''"'y' ""'I' Id" pay was SHOWN 'hen.-
% '"',' saiia"' eAPr'ohS 10 oehaii OF the great
'''' u De'''oordcy we cannon award them too
,nuc" PFa s. Inc Democracy OF Schellsburg,
1on'a'a' 81 Ciair' Middle Woodberry and other
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STRAY STEER.

CAME trespassing on the premises of the sub'cr
Der IN Juniata township, Bedford county the Isl Of
August last, red steer with white streak on his
back and the right cropped, a nick cnt out OF
each ear, supposed TO be years od-no other marks
The owner is requested TO rome forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take him away, else he
will be disposed of the law Directs
Oct 81, 1855. JOHN CORLEY.
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HyLECTI0M NoFICE.-rhe siockho

LhO GIUW NUIIIh.-I ne NI0CkNoiu-
/ 4 ers ofthe Hopewel and Bloody Run Plank
and Turnpike Road Company, are hereby noli-
fed that an election for President and Mana
gers Of said road, for the ensuing year, VIII be
h1ld at the Court House, in Brdforsi, on Mnn-
day, The Isl day OF November next. al two o.
clock, P. NJ. JOHN MOWER,
Oct, -, 1893. Sec'y.
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making rapid strides towards state Of anarchy
which none bat Kwang aud his colleagues,
while they have yet sufficient Strength can
check
The Chinese population have been leaving
this colony IN thousands. The Sunknm4 com
posed OF three imperial officers sent down from
Pekia TO carry on hosiilities,) have forced the
authorities of the various districts OF Kwans-
tang TO call on all Chnrsa in Hong Kong and
Macao TO return 10 their homes under penalty
Of losing their property or that OF their rpla-
tives. Threats are held out OF something in
definite being done to the foreigners Of that
place, bat by thrso NJ alar u has been excited.
Macao is in danger, it being said to be THREAT
ened by body OF about three thousand pirates.
and its guards have been dubbed.
CRASH on TnE NEw HAVEN R4leoAp-NA
Vicious EscAPE.- As the 1915 r. NJ train
from this city on the New H tvrn Railroad an
preached curve between Darirn and Norwalk
The engineer Discovered an obstruction on the
track, and immediately reversed the engine, and
the next mo nent h. ani the fireman sprang
from the locomotive, landing in SAFETY Thr
train continued its course, although at a reduced
speed. until it came 10 contact with the hand
car laden with railroad iron. The locomotive
CAPS zrd on The track, and the tender swung and
and fell upon the down track, thus completely
obstfucttng both, that no trains coulI pass
either way
Trlegraphs were immediately despatc he'd to
The Bridgeport AMI Stamford depots for as.is-
tance, which was promptly rendered, aud Mr..
Hoyt, the Superintendent, FASTENED from New
York TO the wreck.
t.pd.r bo, H.. ,,l.-,
before it conld b.. removed from tin, down track
and wiihstanding the assistance oi firy a,
sixty men, The work occupied them untH about
81 O'Clock, causing delay 20 The Eo>lon FIX
press, due h-r" at I 10 p. NJ, OF n-aly 81
hours. Four trains which left tins city during
he afternoon wrre also detained there ioi somr
tune.
II appears that The track master was engaged
making some repairs on the road, AMI had Oh thy.
hand car several tnl length bl's ol rlIroa iron
FEW minutes before the approach Of th- train
from New York he boxed al his watch. which
indicated that he had yet some iide to spare TO
continue the work upon which he was then en-
gagged, before il would be crssary for him to
oct out Of the way. The engineer was proceed
i1g at his usual speed until he Observed th,. car
on the track, when il was too late ts avoid the
coIIrio', The shock, however, as so sight
that bat few Of the pass .ngers We're aware OF it
nntil they ionnd The train al Stand-stiil.
il was ascrrtaiheI that lhe watch Of the
tIach-ma>trr had stopped running some time
pre- lous 10 the approach Of the train, which
fact misied him. When it is considered that
mol a single i1diy dual received Ghr slightest IN
jury whatever, the escape apprarS alTost mi
r4cNl"0s. When the last train from New Ha-
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JUST RECEIVED

al Shoemaker's Colona,ie store, large as
soriment OF coffee, sugar, syrup lnoIasses greer,
aud black teas, starch, spices, indigo, candies
rice, &c., which will bp sold very cheap.
aug. 30, 1858.
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OHIO, INDIANA AND IOWA.

In the first Of these States, the AhoIitioniste.
os usual, are successful. Indiana has gone Dem
ocratic and IN Iowa there are heavy D,mocrat-
ic gains.
07-The majority lor the mongrels IN this
State, will probably reach thirty thousand. In
1854, Pollock, X. N, was elected Governor by
nearly 10000, and the Democrats carried The
State the following year "Pick your Gints,'
Democrats, for 1859
- Mr.. Brckey, Commissioner elect for
Bedford county, requests Us 10 say that the
statement OF The Abolition organ that his Prop
erty was once in the hands Of the Sheriff, is
deliberate and unqualified lie, and challenges
the author thereof 10 prove his assertion, or
forever after wear the brand of a wilful and
malicious liar.
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HON. WILSON REILLY.

1 IS with sincere regret that we are con-
PEELED 10 chrnnicfsthr defeat oilhis gentl'man,
The Democratic nominee for Congress, in fis
district. The majority for his oPponent is cdn-
paratively small, and the Opposition have 10
thing to brag Of when il is remembered that tIpy
were wont TO sweep the district by thousands.
Their majority, however, is fraudulent one
and could never have been obtained throagh
fair means. Had every freeman in the distiict
voted as he desired, and had moi Abolition votes
been manufactured TO order, Wilson Reilly
would this day be elected member Of the
Thirty-Sixih Congress. 1t is notorious act
that Thaddeus Stevens imported large num-
b-r Of mrn into Franklin county, few weeks
before ,hr election, under Pretence Of employ
ing them at his iron works in that county, put
with the real design Of making them vote for lhe
''itinerant" Mr.. MePherson. To a victory a
ehievrd by such means, our opponents are heafi-
Iy wrlc2me. We are only sorry that 50 able a
man and 50 sound Democrat was thus stricken
down.
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SAO bushels of prime clover seed want
sSOO ed at j. 8. j. II. Shoemaker's Col
onadt store, for which the highest market price
will be paid toct., %. 1858.
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CONGRESS-.
REIIIY.

The following is shown by the official vol
10 be the r, suit in this Congressional District :
REILLY. MCPHERSON.
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WILLIAMS over Burns, 655, over Hay, 6:
Walker over Burns, $50, OYER Hay, 733.
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NEW CouNTERFElT,-A spurious five d3ia7
notr, Furporting to be on the Burlington Bank, y.
j.. has Just been pat in circulation. The vigBette
IS large Western steamer, with other steamers
around 1t; rgzgfrait OF Washington or sfEbt end,
Clay on tn" left; large figure in each upper
corner; title OF the Bank il q straight IiDe; sig
natures mIserahlY donr; on The ower end ar
the words ''Stockholdrrs individually liable" +"
Inc word Five" Is printed in red &C osS the
note INN diatrly under The vi5netlr. The note
IS al'rr-d tom some Wrstern concern, and is
totally unlike the genuine
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JUDGE PORTER,

This gentleman has resigned the office Of
Judge of the Supreme Court. His letter of
resignation will be given in our next.
lr5~Ths whole Democratic county ticket is
elected by majorities ranging from l45 10 22l.
Good icks ~
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Communication.

For tie Brd|ora Gg=effs.
Messgs. Editors
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I | Z E

The barn Of Wm. Lyon, Esq, short dis
tance from town, was consumed by fire o
Saturday last. The loss is estimated at $500.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE.
Redford, OCeolrer ~, 1865.

R. F. Meyers & G. W. penfOrd. Editors.
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OFFICIAL VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY.

Tue vote Tor Assembly IN tins dlstrIct IS {
follows
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EG~In our late campaigning prrambulations,
we had considerable experience in the way Of
lodging at country taverns Among the very
best that we remember, is that kept by our obli-
ging friend, CAPT. JAS. S. BEcEwIrH, of Hope
well. Considering that The Captain is no
Democrat, he keeps an excellent house
in this connection we cannot refrain from
mentioning the ''Broad Top House." at seonprs-
toxin, as very eoAmodious and we'll kept es-
tablishment.
As tor good eating, commend Us 70 The table
of our friend aficnAEE WYANT, Of Union tp.
Besides keeping good o1se, Mike is clever
fellow and ''sound on th4 great issues
GE"Alleghany Synod" OF tie Ev Luz
theFan Church, was in session here during The
past week. The attendance Of ,leIegat S, we
understand was full 81
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HOW THEY "CROW :"

McPhersou'S majority
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Rare Chance for q Permanent Investmsnt !
LARGE SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1885,
By order Of the Attorney for the Heirs Of the late JOHn
ROBSON, wiz be sold all the valuable property belonging - -
said Estate, consisting OF
The stone Dwelling House
Nov occupied by L. H. Anthem, ESQ, on the corner Of Deser
MIA and Garden streets, being 1O3 feet on Beretania streef, 6en.
on the northeriy side, 11e feet on land 1s9oinins ne vssocus
large two-story stone house, containing eight rooms. win eu0e
necessary outhouses cost, in March, 1854, $1,000. nupee-
quently, water laid on from the government pipes
mat valuable pruuerty now occupied by Mr.. p. C. Dueoroa.A
The corner OF Beretania street and street running up oowaros
Punch Bowl, containing $50 fathoms % feet more o. lea upes
which Il . large
One.story Wooden House,
Containing nve rooms; also. . COTTAGE, containing 80
rooms and outhouses- The buildings are nearly new. ana auie
rood order. with a supply II good water upon the premises. and
cost in April, 1883. $1,000, since which extensive oousys nave
been made.
That property situated on the corner Of Hotel and Aiakee stxsses.
opposite the Government Offices. and now occupied By Mre. WI
liam Patty, upon which IS
One.story Woode House,
Containing eight rooms and the necessary outhousesl enSo
December, 1853, $500. subsequently,, supplied with was1
from the government pipes.
That valuable property situated on the Nuuanu Road, oppossfs
the residence OF \. o. Hall, Esq, and containing ! lSl00 acres,
and now occupied by Joseph jackson, Esq, being tho most d
iightful location in the valley, with = couveniens
One.story House,
Containing six rooms and all the requisite outbuildines. NE
buildings are all nearly new and in good order, and cost In Asss,
$780,
SALE POSITIVE, and will commence with the property nov g
cupied by Mr.. Ducorron. at 10 o'clsck. A. M. 1iaes"e
simple and unncumbcred.
For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, At his omos.
and for inspection, to the occupants Of The several premises
A. P. EVERETT, Auctionses.
Honolulu. November %. 1857.
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Nfm a1bfrtisfmtnts.

rs ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE. BY ALL
who have tried it, the best Tonic and AsTI-DYsPEPTc ever
presented to the California public.
In New York City and Buffalo, N. r, where the Turner Bros.
first introduced it to the world, it has secured an unprecedented
degree Of popularity, owing solely to its sanitary and extraordi-
nary medical properties.
MEDICAL MEN and MEN OF SCIENCE all pronounce it to be the
most healthfui and invigoratns, and whether it is used by
adults or infants, its effects are alike beneficial. IT Is PURELY
VEGETABLE, and is composed of
The juice Of berries, herbs, wild plants and roots
The Springs first buds, the mellow Autumn's fruits
The bright wild flowers, whose fragrance charms the bee
The op'ning leaves, the bark OF the forest tree
The dubious root on mountain slope that's found
The spreading vine that grows in marshy ground.
For sale by q. L. RICHARDS Il CO.,
Soft SOLE AGENTS FOR HoSoLuLU.
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advertisements
JUST RECEIVED.
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
For the Fal Season.
TVHE SUBSCRIBER BEES TO INFORM
i Retailers and Dealers generally, that be expects the follow
ing assortment al Goods from England, in October, by a clipper
vessel, viz:
Cloth Caps and Cashmere, black Broadcloth, ass'd qualities
Black Orleans Cloth, Guernsey Frocks, Pea Jackets,
Black Lassings, black pnncetias, Barege Scars,
Lambs-wool Scarfs and Merino Undershirt,
Flannel and Serge Drawers.
Superior blue and scarlet flannel shirts, pilot cloth trowsers,
Black chantilly falls, black alpaca cloth.
MUSLINS. &c.
Cambrics, crinoline, cambria handkerchiefs, lawns,
Plain lawns, mourning muslin, book muslin, jaconet, bobinet,
Muslin dresses, fancy musins, etc., etc.
Denims, white and drab corduroy, white shifting, ass'd quail,
Brown cotton, blue prints, pink prints, mourning prints,
Lilac prints, knitting cotton, printed shirting cotton,
White cotton Q 9na drills, ,c cotton h @asiH.,'sid e,a np S'Sa m,;n,.
Maddapolams regatta shirts assorted qualities,
Carlisle white real thread, Piittman's coiored thread.
Black, white and cold thread, towels, boys cotton socks, ass'd.
Italisn silk binding, cords and tassels, silk cravats,
Black silk handkerchiefs, black sarsnet handkerchief,
Ribbons, silk scarfs, sewing silk, superior black silk,
Silk umbrellas, silk bsrsge, etc, etc.
An Assortment Of CrOckery
and Cut Glass.
SUNDRIES.
Buttons clothes brushes, playing cards, currycombs,
Round iron (assorted), files (asserted), composition nails,
Composition spikes, tinman's wire, tin, TX, nc and SDXW.
STORES.
Best boiled oil, patent anchors. chains, whitehead,
Assorted paints, canvass, sheathing copper, cordage,
Tar, pitch and turpentine.
GROCERIES.
Ansop's, Byers', Bass. Abbotts and MarzettIs ale and por-
MarteI's best dark brandy, in hhGs. and quarter casks,
United Vineyard Co.'s brandy, in hhds. and quarter casks,
Sardines, salad oil, jams and jelhes, white wine vinegar,
Italian maccaroni, vermiceil, almonds, pearl sago, oatmeal,
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WHARF LOTS AT AUCTION.

vuNO BE SOLD BIZ PUBLIC on
II the New Esplanade, on the 18th Of May, 1855, the leases
OF ground lots for One Hundred Years, dhe rate to be adjusted
equtably by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty five yearsJ of six lots, to be built upon of incombustfble
materials, according to a plan to be seen at the Office Of Mr.. 4.
A. s. Wood, Superintendent of Public Works.
The six lots extend in line from the premises Of Messrs. james
Robinson 4 Co., with an esplanade in front Of 143 feet wide,
along the margin OF which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers Of the ground lots will have to pay only the rent
Of each lot, quarterly, semi-annuany or annually, as may be ar
ranged on the day of sale and in the material and style Of their
buildings to conform to the general plan laid down by the gov
eminent, which has for its object uniformity in appearance, the
convenience of the public, and safety from fire.
The six lots are of the following dimensions, viz: 4 lots, each
90 feet frontage by las feet deepi 2 lots, each IS feet frontage
by las feet deep.
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases Of nine
ground lots for the same period, in rear of the marine lots, and
lying between the premises of James Robinson & Co. and Fort
street, the plans and drawings of which can be seen at the ONCE
Of the Superintendent of Public Works, and at the omces az
Messrs. A. p. Everett and J. F. Col5urn, Auctioneers.
L. KAMEHAMEHA,
69tf Minister Of the Interior.
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ID. C. WATERMAN

ID. G.. WATERMAN
uHAS FOR SALE, AND TO ARRIVE
$50 bbls prime pork,
$50 bbls mess beef,
100 bbls Haxan -four.
$4,000 lbs navy, medium and pilot bread, In casks, bbls and bnS
Water crackers and Jenny Lind cakes; butter, in cssks;
Preserved meats, Boston cotton duck, Nos "a, = A.6i
Smooth-bottom whaleboats, oars, boat anchorsi
Stop clothing, patent blankets.
100 coils assorted Manila cordage, Excelsior patent;
$50 coils do do cordage, New Bedford mAnurAeyt
$50 coils New Bedford towline.
White oak plank and boards from 1 to 9 inch
Yellow pine heading, Cumberland coal in casks
China mating-whte, Ga wide
T-obacco-Oronoko leaf, 9Ob boxes, lib plugs. 1ue
falo chips and Turkish smoking tobacco, Man.
lila cheroots, No. 2 Manila cigars, No. J.
Family cooking stoves, California and Island oats;
Jenries' strong ale, in jugs; octaves Dennis Maurice coguse
brandy sauerne wine, in casks;
brandy, in cases Hollands gin, Port and Madeira
wines, cherry cordials and liquors, In cases.
Sperm Oil and Whale Oil. 66-u
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NEW GOODS!
O LANDING FROM THE BARE
IN M~ERRLM1CK, and for sale by the undersigned
Assorted velvet ribbons; tapes, assorted;
Embroidering silk; demi wells;
Bobbin edging; cambria edging; muslin edgng;
Muslin inserting; muslin and cambria bands;
Superior worked collars;
Ladies' belts; ladies' kid gloves;
Ladies' gauntlets; ladies' mitts;
Chndren's mitts; ladies' white hose;
Chihren's white hose; chndren's opened-workedd do;
Coates sewing cotton; table covers;
One superior piano cover; ladies' mantillas;
Superior white linen; ladies' and childrens' shawls;
Diaper; superior barege; superior French lawns;
Pink and purple robes; ladies' caps, trimmed;
Ladies' black CATERS; ladies' buskins; ladies' boots
Soft G. CLARK, Hotel street.
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STATIONERY.

STAIlON EkY.
"HE UNDERSIGNED HAS LATELH
received, q select invoice Of ONCE
Stationery, consisting in part Of:
Sets 6ne acct books. Portfolios with and without loeks.
All kinds 4 sizes Mem books, Bankers casef 4 wallets Of al
Tuck mem books every variety, sizes and v4riety,
Log books all size, Pencil leads,
Ruled and unruled cap paper, Slate Pencils,
" " letter paper, Sealing wax several yeneuos
Fancy, plain, L ruled note paper Brass pens for red inkf
Broad and narrow bill paper, Round 4 nat ebony 3 mano6
Red and white plotting paper, any rulers,
Post Once envelope paper, Letter Clips bronze. ein ooesus
Blue laid document paper, Printed 4 plank receaps ooosAs
Red lead pencils, Laquered caienders
Drawing " several kinds, Tin paper CUTTERS
Letter copying books, Notarial seals,
Inkstands patent screw tops, = Desk biodes.
several other kinds. Boxwood sand boxes,
Ink black, blue, red, carmine, Tissue paper Of al colou,
copvinp and indeible. Port monaies . variety,
Steel pens. including Hunt, Invoice files,
Kinks and Wells, Damascus, Morocco cigar caseab
Albata. & a dozen other var.Gummed labels,
Envelopes q great variety, Marking brushes,
Waters fancy and common, BIZ hooks,
Penholders a great variety, Cards Of every variety,
Boxes water colors, School copy books many kinAs
Ivory and cocoa handled erasersCargo books printed,
Red Tame. Flat copying brushes,
Linen and Office Irvine, Blanks Of an kinds,
Ivory & boxwUod letter stamps, shipping papers,
Gummed lawyers seah, Nautical almanacs lsoA
Round 4 fat t,aper weights. Thermometers of various siDeo,
Wrapping paper Of all varieties India rubber bands for nling %
Drawing paper imperial 4 royal, pers,
Enameled paper assorted colors, Boxwood and Metal waers eAnoD
Gold balance for Am. coin,
Nov. IL. (2o-tn IL. H.. WttI1Nkx.
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S "A N . w 81 A
II. PACKETS.
GA1 ONLY REGULAR LINE FROM THE u. 8. CHI
FIRST LASS SHIPS
VIII be despatched quarterly from Commercial Wharf,
session, III the months Of March. May or June,
September and December.
For further particulars see special advertisements in daily
papers of the above months.
For freight or passage to, or drafts on Honolulu, apply to
HENRY A. PIERCE,
Sandwich Island Packet Office,
81 Commercial Wharf, Boston.
orto b. w. FIELD,
Honolulu, s. L.
AGENTS.
B. W. Field, Honolulu.
sutton & Go. New York.
Cook & Snow, New Bedford.
4n
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A CHOICE SELECTION OF
WINES AND
II , partly of the following articles, win be found at the store
of g. RHODES, near the Post Office
Champagne, OF different brands;
Hooks, Of superior quality;
Sauternes, of superior quality;
Fine Sherries; fine Port
Biters, various brands;
Cherry Cordials;
Clarets, of various brands an. qualities;
All the favorite brands of Ale, in pints and quarts;
Brandy, Gin and Monongahela Whisky, in large or small
packages;
Absynthe; N E Rum, &c, &C. 73-tf