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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31
JOHN r. GWYNN'S
CHEAP VARIETY STORE,

Main Street, Auburn.
4 HAVE just received and am now opening
Il large assortment of
CrOckery and Glassware, Hardware, Will
low Ware, Tubs, Buckets, Churns,
choice lot of
Green and Preserved Fruits, Jams, Jellics,
Lobster. and OYSTERS;
Also. the best old Cognac Brandy, and Chestnut
Grove Old Rye Whskey, besides other choice
Liquors. and all kinds of Bitters, Syrups, and
Cordas.
Fresh Garden Seed of every kind, and war
ranted.
Also. complete assortments of Miners Tools,
and hundreds of other articles altogether too
numerous to be embraced within the limits of an
advertisements but call and for yourselves
and get bargains, as go in for small profits and
quick returns.
am yet the Agent for the ALBANY Cultivator''
and the Rural Register" and hope all that want
it for the coming year, will subscribe forthwith.
JOEN r. GWYNN.
Auburn, Nov. 10Th, 1S59-6w
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
S. LUBECK'S.

T HAVE this week received the mos! complete
l. assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS
ever brought to Auburn, among which are the fol
lowing well selected articles:
Frenc. and English Mcrnos,
Satin faced Cloths.
Phids, Opera Flannel,
Delnines. Cashmcrcs,
Latest style of Bouncts,
French Wrcahs and Boquets.
Velvet and Cloth M,ntillas,
Hoop Skirts. from to 40 Hoops.
DcIaine and Cashmere Robes.
Brown and Blcachcd Shectings
Ladies and Chidrcn's Shoes
Boys Boots.
Gentlemcn's Under Garments
Wall Paper Oil Cloth
Carpet and Mating. &c &c.
All will be Sold at City Prices.
respectfully invite attention to my system of
DuSiuess- Osti, rpiST Ills ALES
MADE FOR CASH.
Country orders promptly attend d to.
S. LUBBOCK.
Auburn, Centre Block, Main ST., Oct. 2lst, 80.
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"AVING purchased of Messrs. m
II Il Whtmarsh Il Kimball their en- I2asN
tire interest n this stable, the under q WV
signed would say to his old friends and the public
that his stock Of Buggies and Carriages are I'M
surpassed by anything in IA similar establishment
in the mountains. Also. an excellent st. bic of
Harness and Saddle Horses, are well trained and
safe. which will be let to customers at reasonable
prices for
@ A S III O N l. Y!
Transient stock left at this stable, will receive
the best of attention at reasonable prices. The
old customers Of the establishment are solicited
to continue their favOrs to the new proprietor.
and he assures them that they will have no cause
to regret it. Horses or Mules kept by the week
or month. at the lowest prices. Hacks, buggies
and carriages furnished for excursions in the
mountains. under the care Of careful drivers, who
have thorough knowledge of the country. Call
and try me. ID. GUlOU.
july 9th 1859
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At much less than former
Prices, or than can be
done for elsewhere.
JEW EIlRY
Neatly Repaired

beng myself as good practical p0rkman as
''V'e Is In the State. pW give particular per-
'0"" attention to all Watch or Clock work that
may come under my notice.
rriees as Charged in New York City,
ana straightforward Work for One Year.
Sh nes' quality of Watch Glass. so cents each
Steel Keys. '''''''' - ''@' ''"'
WI" PenI Gold Pens! Gold Pens!
NJ, M large assortment Of Hicks a. Mitchell's
any anSs r bagley's Premium Congress, Fountain
"'a =, treat Western Pens, Silver Extension Cases
" %'u a Go0hy Screw Holders. Also very fine ari-
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HOTELS AND SALOONS.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31
Fancy Goods.

Tine Morocco and Kid Satchels. ussortcd sizes
WOa; patterns; Reticulcs. Bead Purses, and Port
KiaaS sevet do, Morocco do, Buckskin and
saS l w.: with and without steel chains wire Pur-
T"y Ivory Fans, Fancy Hair Pins of Gold and
din p 'or pail dressing; also, large stock of In
pnW |uooef and Wire Hair Pins. Ladies Belts,
~" OomDs, Long Combs for children
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|oys' Toys! Toys! Toys!
For the HOliIavs

Eyernoi;ns. orayon Pencils, Carpenters Pencils,
BrnsbPo ol"1s Dressing Combs, Infants Combs and
Pins s''s M telegraph Needles, English Solid Head
SOec i NournIng Pins Emery Bags Colored
Tan sA Ma ala Goggles. Ivory Fine Combs Spring
Porko-,t GWasores, 90 inch, Wostenhomes Cutlery,
Sewin us NMGlves, Scissors, &c. Common thimbles,
ing YAK, Quill Tooth Picks, &c, &c.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

December 3lst, 1870
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SUMMONS.

December Sd. 1S59.-Gw
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, wo1rJD respectfully invite the attention of
,he nnblic to my Large Stock OF
, 1859-10-21
The Return Excursion On the 16orkh-
western Railroad.
TEE .MKETL-FR TT the BAIGG9
K0UHEs

Pursuant to call widely circulated, largo
and enthusiastic meeting Of Mell-known citizens
Wa held 1t the parlors OF the Briggs House last
evening, to take preliminary action in the mat.
ter Of the return excursion to this city from
places along the line Of the noble thoroughfare
which has opened to our trade 30 rich and ya1u-
a5it portion Of our sister State Wisconsin, in
which respect no other OF our system Of roads
here centeriDg surpasses the Chicago aud North
weste1n Railway.
On motion, Hon. Wm. B. Egsn was called to
the Chair, Henry II. Smith Being appointed
Secretary.
The following resolution was presented by J.
r. Sheahan, Esq, Of the Tina:
. Rxsolred, That committee Of twenty-four be
appointed BY the Chairman. Of which be shall
b. G-ocSeio member, who shall be clothed with
full power to appoint all necessary subordinate
committees, aud arrange all measures deemed
By them appropriate TO carry ont the objects Of
this meeting, rs explained in the call under
Which We hare assembled
In PURSUANCE Of this resolution, it having been
amended on passage to increase the number to
thirty 5-six, the following gentlemen were consti~
, 1859-10-21

We have not the space to do justice TO the
speeches Of His Honor. the Chairman. and
Messrs. Causin, Mum, Iglehart, Page, Ladd and
others, hut they were Of a character to indicate
that our citizens are wide awake in this matter,
md will prove themselves as ready entertainers
is they were lately SO nunerou>ly delighted
guests; and everything indicated that Chicago
has her latch-string out on that day the Com
mittee Of Arrangements shall fix upon, which
should be the earliest available- E. Dewitt
Robinson. Esq, Of the Chicago 1 Northwestern
r. R., in behalf Of that Company stated tkak
they were ready for the party.
In accordance With the decision last evening,
q full meeting Of the Committee has been called
for this evening, at the Briggs House pa1lors.
And our readers may be assured that the nboro
Committee is no ornamental" or honorary
list, but working and efficient selection Of citi-
zeus representing the leading branches Of our
business and professions. The attendance this
evening at II O'Clock, IS above, should be full
nue.
, 1859-10-21

0rks1so OF FALL Axp WNrEa MILLINERY.
q, A. Carr, manufacturer Of. and whole
sale dealer in Pattern Bonuess, Head Dresses
Dress Caps, etc., h4ving jaat received from Ne.
York 1arge variety Of the most elegant
French design, in Bonnets: Head Dresses, Dress
Oct slst and 22d, at e4 Iake street, {up stairs}
L complete assortment Of everything new ID
Dress PstternsFor ladies and children. Also, a
large and choice selection Of Bonnets, Ribbons,
velTets, Laces, Flowers, Satins, Rouches, and
everything in the millinery lire ocal-et
, 1859-10-21
a9rcss & Trihtttte,
OH IC A go.
The Union in panRer.-Anot1ler Mig.
gcr loose!

eeI EooSe;
1--WE ~ e'4. ~ o.ou .oa'n4 Nns4r nn ~
fe'o'a'v o'kAo'Ae. o''1s " N'@oAPPeiS' AnsA
business Is 10 "aS'as '"e 'fa'ns passing No1'n'
an! se'ze all eoloTeo PERSONS loana On them.
Inc County 'noee md sheFl1 OF gnfon sppear
10 % ID partnership VITA 'nese 10" 1e's ee'enes:
"e u'ooe ot procedure - 70 capture neg'o'n
oae - 'oaou ou @.A' 'A.o" A4A'A A"'o 's'''
ana Keep h'm toeFo aos ss" aa5' ot "eeAs'
"a"'ns 'os = e'haniaaA ;" "uei ~" w ~. w
eAptut*' IL te" "Atu 10 'nsN' &'s
oa's nA'.aeun00 aAs Au71 oD' ~ sAo ,.. e'
1ae o'0oo''nones - u''ae' A'.os .ue ~'1
pe1s' "no ptosee0 ~ e's 'ae" "Aps ~. AnoeA
s'cuo'. !'u' II no e's'n'An. appeaas' .us ues'o'
ansseaa 81 ns'os Aue' Ae .11 ~. ~ pI1scA
4aa e1a'seo ao"a t3' 'A'9o'oo'pp' -
portion ol Inc k'ooarpets' ano soio W 'le uss.
oasef' Inc p!oeeeos o. Int sac a'e o''ueo
an'o"g too ta1e'ea' aau 'nen enc5 "'e 'eaa, 4o'
aootne7 haal' = .a.e postmaster ., oa'on
county, "hese hopetal son Is NJ" III ,ne ten'-
.ea''&fs 'oF 5oootns 'u' 1.'.,o' 20 ' .s.
,nis he'aF'ot,s m nns,ness' o,s heu.naa' ,sa - w.
4.a na'neu =. ~: Au A aeA ~ 49, 1anasho~o,
~ wv ieaae@'o's - = "n1' 49, sS. :, III.
1nefe arc pfooaosy oo1eu VI NV 49,
'onesooro gang oi neeto's'e7'e'9'
all fa'l'h'oodcd democrats e.,,.;
About = sossniSa' ss' ,s,,x 49, -.
zato9ssS4' fe3'' eo'ut, 1,,.-1, c.~..., .-.:.-
VINO "as on o1,' u |us - 80,
ra'nns 20 se1 'ue "'s =. ~ 80, = !'
-, 1....1s~c,:.:, 60 .eth. .;.;..a.
~ ~ pa..~ -. w. .an.,.~ ~ ,.,.r;1r ,r,a, ~. dons M
, 1859-10-21
r~a.vnnfio of the Hesu1t.-.Ramsey
$500 Ahead.

sincc onr paper Of ye1tcrday. faFtheF and
;n~ ttyond the shadow Of shade Of doubt the
9s speees. of the entire Republican tekft IN Nm,
o :9 oRRsF ISs1 w1sht 1isssPe Ras sene s.sp
sll To nsher. making about 4ss majority IL "tbe The
81. -. y. iasce mnorities for their small rotes
"a &.ds H. a nrSocr.tic nlaorites in Stearns and
Grow Wing have been reduced. Southern nn.ir ME-
nesota also continues to come IN Rioiaoue2
sope % np 10 2:o msjority. Wabeshaw has rissn asa
3 soos olmsted Eives u. 900. Steele se?; J;
Dodge 200. Fillmore the home Of" 0nr IN:
IL stiu looking ur. the Republican majority no-
inc now reported at s5o:! There arc kepnpI'.
~ COMMITTEES still to be heard from which can be
I'D An for six ct sevea hundred more major
it1@enouch to Offset the old Aoecasn frsudu
Int ro.c from the uninhabited wilderness conn
, 1859-10-21
A1Ao Alarm.

4.pprn's rsnh,, Oct 2o.-Auch excitement ri
% %',Tea,ed last night by report thnt she Az.
i;iou,st were numbering ths people as si%aE sS2f1
70 hooL a1,ndnnsS their homes and came 70 Asrp.
;efa Ferry for force ,Sa .. eef 9asns of
y. ssnt to tRs &c, spst p 10: feaa to b. quist
, 1859-10-21
Letter from Peter Page, Esq.

Editors Prets and Tribune:
DxAR S1ns; notice in Jour report Of per-
manent officers Of the Western Tract Conveu-
tion, my name appears as one Of the vice-Pres-
idents from Illinois, aud also upon the cali for
members of the Convention to hand in their
names and credentials, my name nppears as =
delegate. simply wish to say that my name
has been used without my knowledge Or con-
sent. Respectfully, 8c.,
PETER PAGE,
Chicago, 20M Oetobey, 1859.
, 1859-10-21
AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
Annual Meeting,


a,. "toatxnAr Er1ktso, oet. u.
q large assemb1hge Of Delegates from IT.
''ous parts of'ahe country, and others interest,"
ga IN tbe Missionary cause, Was drawn together
,,, weuussoe' evening at the First Congregational
'aufeh lher. Ar. Patton's) in this city.
AeE. George Whipple, of New York, COM
'aeneeo lie exercises Of the evening, by stating
.hat 1t was necessary 10 spend few moments
~ organizing tue meeting, and that as the Pres
adenf, Hon. Lawrence Brainard, was absent. lie
would call Rev. j. blanchard, D. D., late
rfes'aent OF Knox College, at Galesburgh, to
the chair.
The Rev. gentleman took the chair, and in
soked the Divine blessing upon the missionary
organization and the services Of the evening,
Rev. J. E. Roy, Of this city, was elected Sec
retar.
Rev. Ar- "hippte moved to emit The reading
OF the records Of the last annual meeting until
tomorrow, after which the following business
committee was appointed: Rcv. ". ". psf
ton, ILL.,; Res. Prof.. Cowles, Ohio Rev o. En-
erson, lows; Rev. Vim. Dc Loss, Wis; Rev
Wn. Waters, Mass; Lewis Tappan, Esq, New
York, and Rev. 4. Mahan Mich.
After the singing Of the anthem, "Hou beau
tltal upon the Mountains" by the choir, Rev.
". w. Patton read tie 55th chapter Of Iaaiah,
alter which the choir sung the chant, "Lord,
Thou hast been my dwell ing place in all gener-
ations."
Prayer was then offered by Rev, IT. II. Pat-
ton, and the choir sung the hymn, "Glorious
things Of thee are spoken the audience Join
ing In the music universally, which with the
heavy tones Of the organ, had most imposing
effect.
Ihe Rev. DR.. Cheever, Of New York, then de-
ltFered the Annual Sermon, taking his text from
Isaiah, chap: 6s. =. aud 10. The crowd upon
our crlumns will not permit us 10 give eyen
synopsis OF this noble effort. 1t will be pub
lished in full By the Association and scattered
broadcast over the land.
TnCRanA1, October %.
MORNING SESSION.
The Association met at JAN. The meeting
was called to order by Rev. President Blanch-
ard, Of Galesburg.
The Vice.President and Association united in
singing the Missionary Hymn," after which
prayer was offered by Rev. S. Taylor. of Bloom-
ington. Rev. Ar. E. Holyoke, of Polo, Ill,
was then appointed. assistant Secretary.
The minutes Of the last annual meeting we're
then read by Rev. J. E. Roy. Of Chicago.
On motion, a committee on nominations for
officers was appointed, consisting Of FIVE dele
gates.
Nr. Lewis Tappan, Treasurer of the Associa-
tion, then presented his annual report, which
showed an income Of about Isl, 900, and m e1-
penditure Of $4,000 for the past year.
The following is comparative statement Of
the receipts Of The American Board md Of the
American Missionary Association for the first
eleren years Of their existence, respectively:
, 1859-10-21

hAs AapPaus ID Ttp!y 70 question: 1plAlue0
that the cxpenses of the American Board last
yearwas 10 ner cont .xbi1e tb;s ..oc;as;on co.t
:,
"a ~ Ps3 ss"'. ~ "o4As Au'o ""s oe"6' ~
'oo"su tto receipts were bnt one'al1to oi the
other, while it's expenses were more than pro-
portiouately large, II the Association vouId
.s,d ;r ,,n,a- s,,,.1, A.. ~.~,.;,, .x<.....
.l.,,, ., .
n'aeu' oe icuueeo " @t re1 cene"
Rer. u. Nhipple, OF New York, Correspond
ipc Secretary. reported letter from Professor
f,i...o,,.d s.1,,.,s;. ~... e. ~: ,,-.
~1F' ~oo"s A'' ."o "o'@"ee'
I'll" "'1L1nt LIE aoaoe1"t'"" ~ o"aa +uei1 ucAs
meeting at Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr.. Whipp1e. Corresponding Secretary.
+b.r resd . ,eno,t s1,ou,ro the rood;i;on nf 4ba
,.~.-.,r:. 80
oaefent a''7a'ooa IL o44Ae"' IL Ill *94aa''
and among the Northwestern Indians. BesT
re Cive an abstract
.nsru.cr or vp 1x-r,pp, 20 ,vpop-
my.... ~ o.h ..,.,. - ~ ro-..,,,,.,
,.da,a. H.. ...oe,to :.
n.r+ri,v ,o .,y.r ~ r.fnv ~ ,-r.,r
H. rnnxn ft,. ~ unou,trd hi ~ n tn n.
tnnnxet tose Who hod tbt,, f,1ovmen a, ,a,t.. The
Eres,ty. Committee Ind cnd.,r,rcd to execute he tru
, 1859-10-21

B Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and At prices to suit the times.
, 1859-10-21

prayer by heT. Mr. SealosseF, Of lutnoH-
On motion, the resolutions of the Business
Committee, as reported ut the morning session,
were taken up and acted upon seiatim.
The first resolution was adopted Without de-
bate.
The second, after few remarks by the Rev.
Mr. Sch1osser, Of Lockport, WINS unanimously
adopted.
The third Was adopted without debate.
The fourth resolution was opposed by Rev.
Mr. Fairfield, because he thought it meant more
than it said. The resolution, be thought, insin-
uated that somebody had been doing something
in the churches that was not right. He did not
believe the society, to which the resolution BY
insiauation referred 10, withdrew their support
from the Choctaw Mission from the motives hers
intimated.
ZRer. Mr.. Roy stated that the fifth and
sixth resolutions would explain the fourth
aud meet the objections Of the gentlemen,
and he therefore mored to lay the fourth
resolution upon the table for the purpose Of
taking up the fifth aud sixth. This motion
WIS carried aud the fifth and sixth resolutions
we're read.
and sixth resolutions together, they remedied
the objections made by Ar. Fairfield.
The fourth resolution was then agaih taken
from the table.
Mr. Goodman did not, think the resolution
cast any inuendo upon any person and society.
If others do not act upon correct principles and
from pure motives We must condemn them, and
| fha tn *afrA ~ $batn
| selves.
President Mahan moved to amend the rcsolu-
| ton by inserting the word *twithheld" instead
Of" withdrawn" 80 that it shall read with
held from such as persist in upholding," DC.
He did not sec any force in the objection raised
By the gentleman Or. Fair6eld}. II Is our
duty when wrong practices arc indu1gad in, to
say 10. And that is what the resolution says.
Rer. III. Bassett was Of opinion that il the
ton had no right Of existence. If that Board
we're right, why not co-opefats with them. He
acknowledged ho Was not sufficiently acquaint-
ed with the operations Of the Board to deter.
mine upon their conduct, He.:said he understood
they had dropped the choctaw mission and pen
stoned the missionaries, or rather giren them
,,.....;,, ~ ,,t ~. ,.,...- LA :.
int no.it;on md nm mn n].esd ;ndsa.,d.n. ~ -
~. so.;.t- 1r,h,. !. ~ r;-tn.,,~ ~. 49, ~.
3ronned thc mission FIR thsr ccnt,,n. - 49,
,;.h -. .r,,,;s~ .1th,r,, ~ .~...:.., -.
contro1
-, r.nn,, .;a a..
.;o,..;.. hsd ~. n,o,a,t- 80 nan,a 80 :.
- 80. s-.ona,t,~ a.tss ~, ~. IA ~, ~.
a.~ 1..os;.t;on, r.. an.-,,sn pa.ss s.s
nm. m to onr uort. II v,. TN. inv ~,
r.u..;an NV, h,t th.x b,d ~. -. ,-...l...
. -. md th.r nroh.b,v never ~ ,n,d Is,hs-
| Al o-.r,,t. hi, soei.tv b. .hon,d h..;. :,
th;,t h. VA, crttipr ,lox nd h,a ,o.t H.,
..1;a., ~;aor-h;.1 Il. .a,,a 80 49,. .;~
.-..,;,a fo- u, .,;a ~. ...1e;..;e. -
III. th.xo 1;tts ste.n, tno. vb;ch ~. -. !, II,
h.-.>o, ~ v.v Yo-I ,n5 - ~. h.,s.. -...>
, 1859-10-21

CT Should any one have Kerosene or Coal
Oil Lamps which do not burn well, smoke, nor
gire satisfaction purchased ut the
Lamp and Oil Emporium or notify calling
with them at No. 126 Clark street, they will be
examined, and the cause ascertained feee Of
charge. No good Kerosene Lamps with our
Boston Oil, should smoke or emit an odor.
, 1859-10-21

GRxAr EAsExES hE*z--A fresh supply Of the
Gscat Eastern number Of the Illustrated Lon
don Sews has been received by McXally Co.,
81 Dearborn street They hare also left few
copies Of Ars- Stoves u Minister'S Wooing,"
complete edition, lately published By Derby /
Jackson. New York.
, 1859-10-21

AUCTION SALx.-This morning, Gilbert i
Sampson will sell 1t their store, No. Sc Lake
street, Ia1ge rariety Of first class household
furniture, piano fortes, etc. See advertisement
in another column. Sale 1t o'clock ~.
, 1859-10-21

CmcAeo MUSICAL ux1ox-The meeting of
the Advanced Class Of the Musical Union takes
plsce 1t their Hall, in Clark street II, E. Church
Block, this {Fsiday] evening Ut II o'clock.
, 1859-10-21

# We cal attention to Mr. Il. E. Bssbour's
stock Of Boots and Shoes which he offers for
sale lower than cost. Our bargsin-loving read
ers Will do we'll to make mole Of his address.
l59 Lake street
, 1859-10-21

N11rxHr.-aardly day passes th.t soma
lady does not express regret 1t not knowing
ofmy present. location in business. This no
tice is intended to SAFE further regrets, md to
say that my stock Of ofaiilliney Goods and Pas-
tern Bonnets snrpasses, if possible, my former
selections No. ls4 Lake street, up stairs, one
door east Of T: 3. cazter's Dry Goods Store.
II. & S7pw,
, 1859-10-21

GAS F1xrruxs,-Brown l. Wilder are now re-
ceiying from Cornelius 4 Baker, and other man
ufactuFers, a large assortment Of late patterns
ofChandeliers Pendants aud other Gas Fixtures.
Globes, &c. All IN need will please cali at II
and ~ State street oc17:9m
, 1859-10-21

4% Vichotl Conchas!! Coueeciante
La Orleans Regalia de Londres!!! La Meier
De L. uabana!!!!! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars Just received by D, ". Co1biu i Co.,
IS South Clhrk street. Try them.
, 1859-10-21

e SxGER's FAMILY Sxw1Sa MAcH1Sts.
Also their Aaayfae.uring Naeaines, for 7ailor-
ing aad LEATHER Se-cizg, at &C Lake street.
, 1859-10-21

E There are number Of men and boys
who would b. glad to get little work to do
applying to the Ministry At Large sYery mosa-
ing. VIII those who need help Of this kind
p1exse cal 1t our Office. rear Of the Unitarian
Church, from to Il erezy morning.
J. Roix1r CoI1xx., Minister 1t LarRs,
, 1859-10-21

/ SEAsoyAntx H1sr,-Don't 20 without IN
o~ercoat this winter because you can't afford =
new one, bat take your old one to Cook 4
IcLain, es Dearborn street, who wall reuorate
and return it to you looking as we'll as new in
eserr respect At their Premium Dye House
1os Clark street, they Dye and Clean Ladies'
Garments Of all kinds, and guarantee both work
and pricex
, 1859-10-21


lie n,v,on ~, ,....s--, ,--.@ ~ ,,-1---,,---1..-
ordained md 1p.,,,d orsr ~. ~sr,ah =, ,,1 .t,on
III condition, and tha. Of the eonx1exatioa had eay
p'osed.
t..css,. seaoo, ~ h.eamena nao zen rsoot
Dough. have Len .ppoutea to Richmond .sa b.1s ,.eI
Uttered upon thelr work tAe. Ths school vn b Under
"9a Tas
IT,. er,A.,ta. ~ .v ,A.s +,Aa. ~
srttna, condition nj a, N. n1. IN ,b+ r,,nh h., tA
lp.nyrd nv rm.ntnfcr ID ~. .r,,.r er1.ncv +h.,.
by given u M1u,onarv 1,bor
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'ne n'As'on = Pao'Pesooa'
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Our mission here s continues uader the cate OF RevJ.
g. Green, now In the thirty Tsar Of hls missionary fe.
he las been aided good deAby his son Joseph Porter
Green md has sesess natFe ~ uniting saEne
OF us chufchea he now Epotts three tnad Of
no1aoH Of llto eefeh15
nave oeeh frevet Inc at se 1he churches arc Eehef
any !" no0fAniaS eoncaa1o-
, 1859-10-21

~ 0nr lady readers will ali be interested to
hear that Wamsley L Hue4ton's first opening
Of fall and winter millinery will take place il
their new store, II Clark street, on Thursday,
October 90. ku17 It