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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-06
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ARRIVALS.
Dcr5o-Am asDprr brEa1sine Josephine, Stone, 10 DIS from
ysrFes Tsland, with 90 tons guaro.
5c-Russian ship Kamschaskn, Juselius, 81 d. fl Sitka,
en- route TO Russia-
5i-An VII blk Midas, Tailman, I'm Hito.
Jsn I-Am BIZ Yankee, smith, 10 days I'm ian francisco, With
the L. q nails
lam vh 81 Orosimbo. Pcasc, I'm sea, leaking.
s-Sch Maria, Yoteno, I'm Maui.
-ScI Ea,ans. Waters, FIN Hio-
SSdh Kan,ci- Chadwick. I'm Lahaina-
Sch Exrsl, Antonio. I'm Kauai
G-Naurcxswaj, from Hio.
DEPARTURES.
Dee 30-Sh Excel, Antonio, for Kauai.
31-Sch Mofkefke. Han. for Kahnluf.
g1-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina-
51-Sch kexauuohi, Harchant, for Kona-
Ian Am WI sh Tybec, Freeman, to cruise
Am bark Friendship. Carlton. for Teekalet-
Sch Mary, Berin, for kawaihae
3-Am ship Eliza Adams, Thomas, to cruise
4-Am ship Empire, Russell, to cruise.
sch Warwick. for Lahaina-
SAm ship Carolina, Harding, to cruise westward
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A CALL FOR CoSrRIBuTIoNs.-Mr. E. P. Kamaipe-
lekane, a member of the House of Representatives
from Molokai, comes out in the Haze Haraii and calls
upon all classes throughout the islands, but more e-
pecially residents of Honolulu, to contribute their
dollars towards rebuilding the bridges IN this district
destroyed by the late 1ood. We would suggest that
he get up a subscription paper, heading it himself
with something handsome-say $100-in order to
try the generosity of the public.
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- For advertised letters. scc next page.
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q We have before found ourselves indebted to
Mr.. Oudinot, of Lahaina, for choice vegetables from
his prolific garden; but the samples by the Moi are
fully equal to any previously received.
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OvEnDuE.-The Am. Brig .angenette. studley, from
New Bedford, has been out 154 days;-Schooner
Matilda, Penhallow, from New London, 1873 days.
Ship Modern Times, from Boston, via Tahiti, 154
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SALE OF THE CoNDoR.''-Th hull Of this cen
demned vessel was sold at Auction on Monday last.
by A. P. Everett, and rought the sum of $3.50.
Including sails and other effects the whole sale real
lied about of S. 800, besides one anchor. not included.
We learn that the hull was purchased for and will
be used as q store ship.
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HIS scftt II Shall uctui IL 10 the pubnc tefeS
The Committee would recommend that the article relating to
the Government Press in the Civil Code should be passed by the
House mt this time-as in case the Government Press should not
be disposed of previous to the adjournment of the Legislature,
ter Of the Interior shall have disposed of the Government Press.
A provision for the disposal of which. IS contained in the article.
submit to the consideration Of the H House: "S '"' N""" :
An Act to authorize the Minister of the Interior to sell or lease
Be it enacted by the King, the Mobiles, and the Represen
. ssmslsa Of the H'''a'i'" Islands in Legislative Council as.
SEC: 1; The Minister Of the Interior with the approval of the
King in Privy Council is hereby authorised to sell or lease the
Government Press, and all the appurtenances belonging to the
SIC. 2. The Minister of the Interior is hereby authorised to
contract for the government printing and for the publication q
all laws, orders, proclamations, reports, decisions, circulars and
notices that may be required by either of the departments of
government with any person or persons, upon such terms and for
such a length OF time as he may deem best for the interests Of
SIC. 8. The Minister of the Interior shall be the keeper of the
Public Stamp-which it shall he his duty, or the duty of his
stamped BY the existing Laws-wheneyer the duties Of the direc.
tor Of the Government Press shall cease by reason of the sale or
SEC; =. This Act shall take effect and become a law from and
after the date Of is passage Respectfully submitted
r. s. HoLLIsrER,
d. II. HrcHcocK, Committee.
E. p. KAMAIPELEKASs,
OrIcred for Tomorrow.
Mr.. Kalama from the Select Committee on the
Joint Resolution for the relief of DIR. G. P. Judd,
recommended its passage. The report was made an
order for to-day
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Hula Act was read a second time and ordered
for Monday.
The House then went into committee of the whole
on the bill for the relief of DR.. Judd, Mr.. Nuuhiwa
in the Chair. The bill was passed and ordered for a
final reading tomorrow.
SATURDAY, Jan. L.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Act to authorize the Minister of the Interior to
lease or sell the Government Press, came up on its
second reading and was ordered for committee to-day.
The Joint Resolution for the relief of g.. P. Judd
was read a third time and finally passed.
The House went into committee on the Government
Press Bill, Mr.. Low in the Chair. The bill was or
dered to be eng ossed for a third reading on Monday.
The House then resumed the consideration of the
Civil Code, Mr.. Kahai in the Chair.
The subject of hawking vegetables was referred to
select committee for revision.
"Of the Government Press, - sections 40S to All.
Mr.. Chamberlain moved to strike out the provisions
stamps, as being vexatious and burden
some.
The motion was opposed by Messrs. Robertson and
Kalama- Without coming to a decision on this sub
the Committee rose aud the House adjourned.
MONDAY, Jan. 8.
A communication was received from the Hon. G.. |
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Complete arrangements have been IN ade for q
Balloon Ascension from this city the evening
Of Thursday, the 9th day of October next, by
Mr.. Belman of Cincinnati, who has made several
very successful ascenSons during the past few
years. Ills balloon requires 20 600 feet of gas to
Completely inf ,te it, aud IL of the huest Bal
looms in this country. It is made of the
finest silk aud has attached all the machinery
necessary for success in navigating the air.
On the same evening Mr. Delhi. Of the same
city, will make display of Fire works, which has
never been eqaalleI in this State. The success
which attended his last exhibition ia this city, is
an earnest Of wat The next will be, which will be
much more extensive and gorgeous than the last.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with and will
be with oil the other Railroads centering in this
CITY to rua extra trains after the exhibition has
closed.
The County Fair will also be the largest and
most attrative ever held in this county. The
mechanics are making arrangements for building
. large Halt for their special accommodation,
which will had much TO the exhibition.
Ga Friday there will be public sale of fullbood-
ed aud thorough bred bcattle, from some Of the
best herds in this county which will afford the
best opportunity to those who wish TO purchase
presented during the season. Catalogues of sale
will be published in due time.
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Fer the Palladium.
q I'm Everyt:a ing give TIA 0nks"

ME>sgs. EDIT0Rs.-It IS very easy to M
dersttAd Why the heart rises IN thankfulness
10 the blyer OF every COOP and PERFECT
gltt, when We surround the table OF his
bounty. and feeling gratitude in our hearts
II Is perfectly natural that The tongue should
give utterance 10 our grateful emotions and
even cup OF cold water to thirsty man is
rot drank without thankful ejaculation to
the Heavenly Donor. But il is not quite so
easy to comprehend why those who appear
to thIDh that intoxicating drinks are good,
and quaf the flowing bowl should not also
give thanks to their fdtter who has provided
them with thai which though they are poor
makes them rich, and IL. es;ing ten cents in
yood and i5erttet' drink, visions Of wealth
float through the brain. compared with which
Goiconda sinks into perfect nothingness -
hen wealth Is 50 easy to obtain 1t Is
absolute folly to labor for It; what il they
should take wings and tiy away, all that
Is necessary is 10 invest another dime and
you are in the possession Of untold wealth
IL would be an interesting sight to see such
persons hold alolt the damning bowl and say
Father, for these thy gifts we thank thee. =
1t has been said that those who sell this IN
spring tiuil do not know that there is BIZ
Die .hst teaches lis to be thankful which is
not believed by
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New Temperance slOve0eo, in Cal
ifOrnia.

novel but effective temperance move
ment is going on in CauSorni.. 1t orgina-
ted with FIVE boon companions who were on
drunk together from Christmas to New
Years day. and then made pledge TO abstain
altogether for six months. They afterwards
made the pledge permanent, aud admitted
other members. The society took the name
of Dashaways, and is rapidly extending
through the State. The pledge is confined
to the single point Of ab,taniny from in,oxi-
eating drinks. The organization has 600
members in San Francisco, and the work pro-
ceeds very much like the old Washingtoni-
an movement. The drunkards are picked
up from the streets, carried to their rooms
and s5bered and persuaded to sign the pied re.
1T they cannot come up to the permanent
pledge they are allowed to lake it for a six
months trial. The San Francisco papers say
the movement is prodncint marked effect
upon public order AMI morals, and that at
least $500 per day is saved in that city alone,
which was formerly wasted in liquor
SprtngfeH Rep,
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There will be a Social Pic Mic held on the
Fair Grounds in this city, on Saturday the 23d
instant. Arrangements have been made with
the Gin 4 Chicago Rail Road, for half fare
train arriving at o'clock, \. NJ, and leave al
halfpast III the evening. The fire companies OF
this city have been invited to attend
Mitchells American Cornet Band viii be pres.
ent during the day Good cotillon music in the
afternoon. Severa! speeches are expected to be
made 10 the morning. and good time generally
is expected
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SETH.

The Richmond Palladium says the speech
of G. neral Lane Of X 4, sas at that place few
DAYS ago was listened TO by crowded audience
and with great attention. 1t pays him the deserv-
ed compliment of being the one man without
whose help freedom in Kansas would have been
crushed By Missouri violeuce and federal conni-
vance, and hopes he will 90 to the Senate yet
So say We. We should like to see him where he
could make those Democrats, who abused him so
freely when h. could not reply, face the full re-
spousblity OF their action - Ind. Journal
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DRow>. p.--A little boy named Taylor Demoss
aged about nine years drow ned Sunday last,
in Hunts mill pnai about a mile from this city. He,
in company with several other snail boys. in
bathing AMI being unable swim sank Ia deep water
The other boys from did ell any
Of it. for halt hour 50 and when IT rel
toe ,ate . restore hi IA to life.
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The Ninth Annual Fair

or the WAYNE County Society viii be he Id
In the City Richmond, commencing onday the 18th
day OF October next. aud continue
Competition Is open the y orli.
Special pains has tssa taken in the sslsctiol OF
ni,tees.
Ample arrangements will be made for comfort and
satisfaction of exhibitors.
Steam will furnished gratuisousIy for running
all Kin - OF machinery.
Additional SALTS ami pens will be erect ed for the &C
N o dation Of stock.
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10 Bosweli's Daguerrean Gallery. on Yves
Main Street. is the place to get pictures whIc
are true to life and unsurpassed 10 beauty OF styi
and finish. He is one of the Oldest artists IN Ii
west, and one of the most successful Call at
old and well known establishment, where you II
end specimens Of his work. ou can also has
them all over the country
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Lee CREAM SALOON The only place tolerable
der tho oppressive heat Of the present and past few
dave is the Saloon of freni Sage where the cold
est OF lee Cresm, Lemonade, Sc. be had. IL
brings down che Temperature with raiIoad speed and
brings eosnfort swelterins humanity Try il, all Of
you who appreeIste good, rich. srnoothe Cream -
His confectionery es,sslshm is Peazi street,
few doors aogth Of Main.
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~ W e take III

;ns- We take the liberty of suggesting to our
friends 81 Centerve the propriety Of holding a
meetog at the beautiful grove OF our friend O.
T. Jones, Esq. on SUNDAY afternoon, August 9Th
and that Gen. Gary Of Ohio. and Raw. Mr.. Miller
of this city be invited to attend to present the
claims Of the Temperance cause in q religious
mint of view.
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The Pet Lamb Again.
GLEN. SEQ TT,

rs nov receiving his spring and sumner Goods direct
L Cities His stock il GTnsuaIy large
ana fesr.ois embracing ali Of the lea ling styles OF
Six AID Fancy Goods In great variety lis stock
of Domestic complete and ~it he -cld st the
lowest price they sEord d here The Carpet
il full the stock RE nond. Of
superior and quality Three Ply Enss4 Tapestry
Ingram. Cotton Warp, Hall aid
stair Rag Hemp I'D Carpet ami Mating. 4 4.
81 l. and s. Floor Oil Cloth. all prices lover
than In this market aiadoE Linens.
Painted shades Paper. Lace and >~i<s fubrod
cred C.,.ion and Dsnask Curtains. Also the lat
est improved Rollers and fixtures for Hanging Gurrns
Umbrelias Carpet Chain aad Cotton Yarn.
and Groeeries-af full -tock
Our stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES IS liter than ever,
and osiHg Ia great competition will prs
e.s IoE,e~ bsfore rsGek~4 ~ thLs asaykzf
A complete stock o Wall Paper and Bordering. Hats.
Bonnets Trimmings, and Straw G10is generally.
But IL is useless attempt to enumerate
will my old customers ant al who want II bny
Goods that made my equal each. /
can afford o sell as eA.aP living / have
bu for the last
And built up good tr.ie sid er myself permanent
y logatei-that Responsible for all that sly
and I eif prices thai xii defY all
Aosora5Le eompstoa But would prefer every body
nv word for IT, what a does Is the thing
lT Remember the pet LAMB.
N B.--AH kinds OF merchAatlole Country Prollce
IA zen in exchange for Goods.
Richmond April II, 1883. lstf
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The numerous friends of Prof. E. F. BUsH,
will regret to learn that he laying dangerous
ly i'll. at his residence in this city. We sia-
cerely hope that he may recover.
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TIME TABLE.
6rricdis anil Departures Of Passenger Trai,
Cincinnati and Chicago Railro

C1nclnndt1 ana Cn1cagO hallrOa0.
On aud and after April Iith Trains will arrive and
follows
Fr,is,r leaves 500 Passenger 900 and con
"a kokanu for Peru
Pts.entrr arrivr- 400 connects at Richmond for
Cincinnati Freight 3:i0P. N.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richm ond r. r..
Morning Express leaves TAO a. Evening Mail GO
2. ~.
Express Mail arrives s5t A. n Eveuinn Express 7:i5
p. ~.
Indiana Cen. and DAYTON and Yves. r. r.
A. W. Mail Train going West AT 9.Dn a. NJ. Mail
tram going vest Sup Express going West at l0:l5
3A W. NIii train going East at 90 Mail train
going East, 6j5 stops here; Express going East at
liza
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II We are under obligations 70 Sam E.ser. o. Il
Pest office News DEPOT for late literary papers.
receives a. the earliest possible day latest rerioi
Gals. If you w.E' GIT reading for these hot days
TO Elders.
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~ Ed. Y. Teas, oil Chester Gardens lef,
some superior late pie plant at Office, which
was as tender and as good as any We have ever
used carly in the
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uH:AS1xCf SleetimU

giant Basket Meeting ~iu be held in grove al
Joining Hinshoruash. eight and mile. north Of
Richmond, saturday, August ISih Addresses viii be
delivered BY Hon. d. p Hoile and others. good
time expected evssy body iavite TO come and
ri
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T. n ,-r,-r ', ,,,n-,.x-
U r. WHITE T. bAhuioS
/ NInN NAHllINN II hDEC
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LIST 0E PRICES Of ENGINES ANN
! 800 >>As -
S0GAA MfIIS
|
10 Horse Engine
~ e so =, ~ ~ 49, : ~ s.ro o.,
! - ' ~ 50 ~ "A 49, -" N-1- S'No w
. horse Engine.
with p,,,, and ,a,,I,to- e inch lora ID f,-.
| s,roLs ri,h - n. 49, -N - 1850 ON IN
:. - ''o'""
d HORSE Engine.
Comnlata ui,b MN, ana iro, ha, r;.h ,.oI
frame . inch hora : ihcb .t-ate " WIN "''" aon m
&, -.
. bAOESe 6USlhc.
The same a. the rb-as B,rse F,yi,a With q
I'M para inch st-,te IN
20 ~ ''Ae' i-' W
sn..r Mil price 50 M
Rollers IL inches long 10y inches in diameter;
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All who giving their unanimous testinony
az Mix Ia the mouth with the invgorstor. and
swallow beth together
The river J0vtUOv0tor
is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and - ssa "a
working Cures. almost believe IL ~
by the dose grss b-seai and seiGom
than bottle is required hind OF Lffi
Complaint. from the Jaasdee Dssrspsso "a
Headache all OF which the result Of DIsk AS'
WEIR.
BoTTtB.
DIR SANFORD Proprietor, -, Broadway. New Yer
Sold by-PlUsMER KELLY, r. L. FrLIos. } } 80
Richmond. Ind.
MAY 20 81 Is
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Morrison, Blanchard & Co

80 K, A .no.n BANKING HOUSE is at
slltimes fully prepared to grant accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertaining to
their business.
Discounts made daily. upon acceptable nance
1t regular rates.
Ee,tern Exchange for sale to any extent
.; Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the same terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
Customers for any amount free of charge
Interest allowed on money deposited for long
or snort time from one day upwards
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uoRSEY. PATTERSON geo AecLLoUGH.
Empire Steel PloW
MANUFACTORY!
S. hORNEY & CO.,
= RE prepared to furnish the Agricultural Public
- with almost every description OF

teel PlOW s,
Farming implements, &c.
Which durability ,ni s-rvic. uneScetei in this
country. 0 the iightness
refer report of the
WAYNE County Fair. ny which il VIII be
that Po~ from p to - pounds lighter draft
OF competitors Taey received at the last
indiana state Fair
Four First Glass Premiums.
The tmbers OF which their Plops m,de IS selected
Mould Boards made of the hest Steel manufactured
to their an5 ar hardened by peculiar process
which make. them last as LONG AGAIN the ordinary
Steel NoulI Board
The proprietOrs all practical workmeu. aui ALI
il by them, Ter their IN neiiits
supervision, nd but good enptoyel
The style and quality unsurpassed it
All Cases Warranted
To be precisely represented
liberal patronage heretofore received
they enar'el their -stsblt hneht. AMI thus in
their facilities for doing and enabled
promise fienty that all orders will be prompt
ly hllei and for varied by the best
A liberal rel lotion will he mali II the trade
S. HORNEG x co,
Richmond Ind.
%. 1879. 2Ntf
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LOST AND GONE.
a Card.

G. DUtiD AIE having purctfasei tAe Halsal Bazaar
- All ed aud remoH -ii-i the would
uly inform The Public tl lie expects in all
its N4rTe1~ branches
In tl4e department. Viii he f1and general
Wii9Eware, Notices Toys Cables, Fruits,
best quality ADD At moderate prices
Wal fond ths latest
Gc ID, PAnH-i Papers
Gold Velvet BORDERS. Plain aui Gilt Curtains. Linen
Window Snaps C0rs and Tassels Fire BozrI Prints,
&C. Having hal constderste experience in Paper
Han particular attention viii given THIS branch,
my prj~- shall suit the times
The 9eFstmeut department consists % Of the best
wtil open thro the
summer and ~ supplied with Ice Cream Cakes, Fruits
and Cooling DrinEs
C>lt -xsmIua Goods, take pleasure in show
nz h1ve and 9aet business
acc gIuat ate CJst0mers-
Reu-mHer che Ps5at.tl Btz NJ. g, Main street.
doors Of ths HuHsta gtou tt So
sAICEL DCGDALE.
Richmond. April p. I,57.
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Com pounded snsirslv nom aurs

1aAtIv1 N1 i.yvxk NJ.
psei.e. sss Aets - . Ctsss-,
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2 essAsrse aas = rs.~peux
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sAfsy az sAss aAstsp. ira,
.eeesaAliy. vstAsO any 49,
IN the ope,asisas a. -.
10 srstsn ~ The sas. 60
lAken sAi,y In ncdssase to,s.
% VIA saasai rarIdity.
a n,inctpa; regulator, 49,.
persorns IL eaesle,
- Ten s-- !ofiv Ssvsiepsa
ssrsiy depsadsns ca "a,
. ~ re pp'ps~essfofrszes
stomach 10 II fArn.
Whole system ssds. Ia
n -tseLtves-hsysAx esss.
disease a. that orSsr
- made 4: his stadr. te.e~.,.
y yesrs. "a ecs soms re--sV
the many dsralssnenss -
IL Is at last found. arr -er
y Complaint. In any
- tie. ana canvission Is -,
morbid or had matter frsr.,
n thei- plaee . heathy
stnnsch. causing To- r.
the hoOOA. giving tsz.a
maehinery. removing 80
= fectfre = rsaiea, cure
are cured. and. HAT
- eAs ~ tas ocsasi as -
stoP.
safheienste relieve $50,
fvam rising ana soar4eg
n fore retiring. prev
= night. ieos.ns the b xes
u giVeM esa.
each meal viii cure DIS
= spoonsfai viii slxays re
, male Obstruction rera >~es
. and mates perfect cue
- teiy relieves q d oil &C,
4 pestei Is = sure cur. far
= preventative Of ia
: neesed TO throw out eftta
j cines amer . long siekr "a.
IAU NpfCE removes ali
color from the skin.
, time before eating xFss
makes food digest well
. cures CHRONIC nItE
smile Su n Oaer AHA
- almost to the hsss dose
attacks caused BY Worm
= yurer. safer. or speslsc.
s-cer 6itlx.
OrOPsys By exe:tinr the
, Commenting this me- c'a
yer ana Ag0e. astl
. Of BILIOUS TYPE 1t
and thousands sac wiIlug
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M A NUF TOR

SOFAs-A large assortment, inst aud sal
- BY RUSSELL Il Bro
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Removal.

DR.. J. F. II [ B l. RID,
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