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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-05-19
advertisements
Pianos, MelodeOns,
ALEXANDRA ORGANS, AND MUSIC!
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
AHE

No. \ SHA
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
the best Boston and New York Pianos and Melo-
g ~ deems. The largest assortment OF Music Mer-
: chandize in the United States Pianos rom Eve
different manufacturers, Of erery rariefy Of sfyie-hom those
in plain rosewood cases, for $500, to those of the most elegant
finish for $1,000. No house in the Union can come in compete
ton for the number, variety and celebrity of its Instruments, nor
the extremely low prices at which they are Sold
Horace Waterss Modern Improved Planes,
with or without iron frames, have in their new scale an improved
action, in power and compass Of tone equaling the grand, with
the beauty and durability OF the square Piano: The Press and
first Musicmastersh have justly pronounced them equal, If not
superior, to any other make. They are guaranteed to stand the
action of every climate
Horace Waters MelOdeons (tune the equal tenn
permanently, superior in each desirable quality. Can also furnish
Princes. Carharts and Smiths Melodeons- Prices from S45 to
SIPS for two sets Of reeds, $50 two banks Of keys, $500 ;
organ pedal bass Melodeons, $3.50, s2I5 and $500. less a liberal
discount. Each instrument warranted to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or purchase money refunded
Alexundre Organs. five stops, $780, eight stops, $50;
eight do with percussion, S225 twelve stops, S225; twelve do,
size larger, $3.50 twelve do with percussion, $500; fifteen stops,
etc. 1876.
~ Secondhand Pianos, at great bargains, constantly in
store. Price from $50 to $40.
Music.-O One of the largest and best catalogues OF Music
now published all Music and Musical Works published in the
United States for sale by this House Also, Martins celebrated
Guitars all kinds of Musical Instruments and Musical mer-
chandise, at the lowest prices. Music sent wherever ordered,
post paid. Catalogues sent by mail. ~ A liberal discount
made to dealers, teachers, seminaries and clergymen.
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PAINTS AND OILS.
sNOW-wHITE ZINC IN OIL.
(1zf=h white lead
! IRE American white lead,
Copsl varnIsh,
pemar varnish,
Turpeutine, chrome yellow,
Chrome green,
Prussian blue
Ultra marine blue
yerdigTis-
Por sale by H W. SEVERANCE
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b. F. SNOW

r. +. SNOW
fers for Sale to Arrive,
THE CARGO OF .
Ler ship Phantom.
(nrpoN BOSTON ABOUT MARCH
Y about July
&c., Ground pepper,
q. "a Ground mustard,
- Table salt,
BIS Carolina rice
Patent charcoal irons.
\ Navy Bread.
Iter Board Boat:
5 Smooth Bottom w haIeboafs.
-. hoops and heads. half-bbl heads and slaves,
Tc-. etc, etc., etc.
Casks CUMBERLAND Coal,
100 BBLs HAxALL FLOUR,
BALES 0AKUN,
CEDAE SHINGLES, Etc. etc.
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CERIES PER
BARRELS CIDER VINEGAR,
ranes. cas= Kemp's peaches in 2 ID cans,
super quality black tea,
Aier crackers,
: trapping paper,
axe oysters. ETC. For sale by
c. A. l. III. r. POOR
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Scho8l.
Notice |!

Notice
TyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
his friends and the Public that he has taken the stand FORM
erly occupied by s. johnson, CarpenterD on King street, oppo-
site the Bethel, where he intends TO open a carpenter shop and
conduct the business in all its various branches.
N. bah orders executed with promptness and dispatch.
l45tf GEO. MILLER.
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NOTICE /!

NOTICE
TyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
chased the interest Of Z. j. Smith In the Town and City
Market in Honolulu, lately carried on by Bradley & Co., the
business will henceforth be carried on under the name of D. r.
Vida & Co, who engage to furnish the best quality Of butchers
meat which the islands can produce, and solicit the patronage OF
the public.
l45tf d. r. VIDA & co.
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THE A CLIPPER BARK
mPhroy Nelson
i16 Tons her Register,
rO LEAVE LIVERPOOL ON THE
@Ast MONTH (April,O with a
LL-AND COMPLETE CARGO
A-sd for this market. including an unusually large
Srment Of PRINTS =. Of which SAMPLES
rectet, and which win be disposed of to arrive"
! LOWEST MARKET RATES For particulars,
il9l-ul JANION. GREEN 4 co.
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NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGN ED AVING BEEN
II appointed Guardian of the person and property Of GEORGE
HOLMES, hereby gives notice to all persons indebted TO him 70
make immediate payment and all persons having claims
against the same are hereby requested to present the same TO
r. @. Davis; and he, the said Guardian, hereby forbids any
person trusting the said George Holmes, As from this date the
aforesaid Guardian will pay no debt contracted by him.
Honolulu. Dec. q. 1855. I2s-tf 4. G. DAVIS.
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FOR ALE
lust RECEIVED PER BRIG SCOTSMAN
. from London. the celebrated and welI-known Genuine
London Dock sherry asd Pert Wine. from
unadulterated wines are particularly adapted for the use Of per
sons in weak health and all those who wish to preserve their
al am E. HoFFscHLAEGER / srAPENH0Rsr.
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4 BORUP. & CH.aJMPLIyN..

"OULD respectfully inform the Merchant,
4 ~ and the public generally. that they hav,
bought out the interest of MessTs. Burbank & CO
in the Forwarding and Commission business, ant
that they can afford increased facilities 10 al
those who may favor then, with share Of. thei
patronage They will attend ,oa general Storage
Forwarding and Commission business. al, tilei
Walenouse on the Lower Landing. Hsyin,
leased The Wharf-boat, those who ship to then
will save expense Of drayage. Hsss stI
REFERENCEs ses.is
Cronin, Hurxthall and Lear, New York.
ssa j. Harmon and Co., Buffalo. saa
James G. Fargo. Chicago. n ais sss
seS Mather and CO., . .,a. PC
H.F, McCloskey. Galena. sd Il. N
as kB. III. CampbelI Ess = s;sss s.8if u u "a.
81 F.S. Jessup and Co., Dubuque.
& 1Ch0uteau and Vale, StsIoais.
Bcrup and Cakes, ST. Paul. sfss9f- s1fi 4
81. Paul. M. Il. ~ apl.tf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
y 1Ilsss a9a pIfILApELPHIA. e itlsa ala. n

IMPORTANT "a YOU CEMENT,
|1TNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
u such AZ SrERMA ToRRHGA, Seminal
Wsasnfss. lmpotence, 02onorrhea, j G l,eet,
SsP.slis, the Vice Of Onaaisas. or Sex yabass,
TIE HI W:aRD,s 1850 cia11oyN 4 , !,
Of the awful destruction of The hnman life, caus-
ed By Sexual diseases, and tho dscsptions5 prac-
tised npon the unfortunate vict,s or zach diseas.
/ y by Quachs. have directed their Consdlsjns
6nskeens ~ Charitable act worthy ar ithe;s
name, 70 giyc Medical .ddvice Cratic, u In per-
sOn4s th1s Ofiictsd, who apply by letter. with
description Vt their condition, (ase, occdpatiou.
habits a lJss Do. and ia GASES 81 extress poyl
Isfty md tadsriAs. q fsrnish nedicileS flsse 81
u 1'Ssillo~l.d .4ssoe,a.ion |. !. ssss,Dkn, III
sttntion, established BY special endowment, fos
thes9lisFSE tkYsjek anA slFSssea, s4Iictsd win
lsssViEals1t md epidemic Diseases &. IthaS nov
Q sufplus Of means, which The direetcfS kave
voted 70 ISpesd in slssssisi0l ai1e Shovs notice.
his needless 10 udd ahat the saSscriatioii cam
|thandSsthe hkbest Medical ikif of TIE ~ snd
WIN furnish tie most SpprOvesl modern freSf
JnN Publidbed by tie dsSociufjon. M f,6rl
,Op spsrUat haas ~ stiiihaf VxesknSee. ,hs
vice Of OnSnl1R, MaSinfbatioss 81 SSIf Xkun55e.
md other duess - 81 ahe Ssxnal Orsaus. IN NM
Committing 6ufieon, which WIN So ssnt 81 mail.
tin !. I, ssaisd syslops. ichssG, ~ ,lhi
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ing s;efgeon. Howard .dssociA sion, Jys. I 'Hou,h
ri1 ALL - Aiisas !ph'a I, sdsr 4
NJ Gu 81 irs1'1'ikct3ifa,s ..4si. i \
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comes 20 pure and clean. The -reasor .wby peo,l.
ara 80 distressed when sick, and~hy 90 many die,
Is because they do not Get medicine which viii
pass to the afflicted parts, and which will open the
ns.usal passages ior Inc dlsesse g bs east ert ;
iSaSs5 ~ .h = n.Sa,i..
overfowing with he corrupt mass, thus undergoing
disagreeab fermentation, cohrtantly mixing win
the blood hlch throws the c.ars!t matter through
every vein and until te y sen from Inc BODY
ny disease. Or. Morae's P'!ls have added % them
selves victory upo vlctery,Dy restoring millions Of
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !!
CONSUMPTION AND ALI. Disc Asses OF
the Lungs and Throat cGnbs Cured bytasa
INH ALA Ito M, ms s saish

stfzsSS N II a II "A l1O ~, gfxE@ 5aff}f
MTHICH conveys the remedies la the d AMI .
w ties 10 the lungs, through the air ia A.
sages and coming in direct contact It'll the dscase
euralizes the tubercular matter, aiays the cough
nauses free aud easy expectosa.tinn, heals thu
lungs, puriies the blood, imParts yisaift
the nervous system, giving that tone and energy 30
Indispensable for the restoration OF health. 10 be
able to state confidently that Consumption Is cus1blS
~ inhalatioDs il to source OF uaalIosed piea.
sure. II is as much under the control af medical
Treatment rs any other formidable disease aisesj
out OF every hundred cases be cured in the FRA
stiges and fifty per cent il the second hat III ND
third stage it Is impossible 10 save mare thaA Eve
per cent Tor the Lungs cnt up BY the diseaas
to bid defiance to medical skill Even, howsssr.
il the last stages, Inha E,on affords ex,,aordisarI
relief to the suffering attending This fearful ecnafse,
which annually destroys ninety ave heuasuI pssson6
in the United States alone and ee.secs eacpla-
non shows that q NH. present ps,psihtinn II ths
earth. eighty millions are destined ID GIL the Cor
sump,ive's grave. sTs's
Truly The quiver Of death has mn arrow % atsi s.
Consumption. In all ages ], has leen the great
my OF life. f,r Il SPARES neither age 40 ~, VI
sweepsof alike the brave, the beautiful The srsees
ful and the gifted. By the help Of that Supreaas
3erg from whom cometh every grad and yjefle3 Sie
AN enabled 20 offer 10 the afflicted permanent ana
speedy cure il, CONSUMPTION. The first ca,se II
tubercles is from impure bIood and the limrneaiseo
eaeei produced BY their deposition in the lungs + 70
prevent the free admission IL III Into he m cells
which causes weaksned vinliiy through .shs enire
system. Then surely It is most rational 10 expect
greater good from medicines entering The casisessf
the lungs than from those administered through tn
stomach 1.-The patient will always ind ite iuaeS ree
a y. The brea.biE easy. .hes sahalingI eeiss.
Thus, Inhalation Y local remedy nevertheless il
tainty than remedies administered BY the stousch.
To prove the powerful and direct iniue ce 81 this
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" sINDEANss S1 sESsf ses s
Hs'hasia ldrsss ssock, i ~ ~ see1y ~ dtsss1h
hem 4. \ All rsts foyt Ifash tfeE a!ha
those wishing outfits icr ihs fSiada III
do swsll to pnrchass d HINT He,vilh k<epva1M
Pss e fstaish those wi,hirg M IN.
HsaAss soustantly an hssd a3ask 5EgSipssyeees
ted M with Oil Cloths. Tents, etc.. ta sell ca
hire 70 persons Wishing 70 visit ne
yabovs, sxpOsethat yasf cOpptSydstelEA dSA4Af
,sp M sssl'Essd l'ssss
sFoMuL ic, tho hdsd spf Laka Snpssiiso 81 ah4s
Savanna Portage. Savanna and st. LoSis Rivers.
This traveller DESTROYS Of Witnessing the iSSf iAs
tetsstins portions RI s*idi tkelef .fmsriss hcaA9
BY al mean n take this trip Guides OF yoysgsfs,.
can always Be furnished 10 tsavelslns; whJ GfSf
perfectly familiar with those sDatss, and are mAAs
who can be trusted INA king the journey perfecsl1
safe Refer % Borup ana Oaks, III. Paul NY
Ramsay Cs,cks. NY. IA nas,, l)s4f51 ri s
Crow Wing. April 20.
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FROM PROFESSORS AN
fss .sss OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

M ne ,horace Waters Pianos are known 40 the
very best We are enabled 10 speak u these instru-
ments with some degree Of confidence, from personal
knewledge lone and durable quality.
l-5(N. Y. Evangelist s
Says The Christien Inteligencer:" Having III
Ispecte large number of the Horace Waters, Plan
|assE 1--WE can speak Of their merits, from personal
knowledge, rs being az the very best qnality.n 8
Nothing ~ the State fair displayed greater excel
lence IN any department than the Piahos Forte man
|utacfured by Horace Waters, ofthis city. Church
|man,, t s <5.S NJ
The following il taken from TIE Christian In
|qufer'': sIihe finest among the many pianos at
the Chrystal Palace are those placed there by Horace
Waters. whose instruments are always popular. =
The tInllowing we take from the .Chrstian Adv1-
cate memphis, Tcnn.): aThe Horace Waters
pianos are built Of the hest and most thoroughly sea-
soned material. From M we can learn Of this estab-
fishmen- stid TO be the largest il The United STATES
1--WE have no doubt that buyers can do as we'll per-
fhaps better at this than at any ether house In the
Union
M Nj. Waters has been long established md i,
favotably knnwn.a We speak from experience when
assure our readers that hrs prices are below those
usually charged for articles in his line. Jackso-
MA. Thu treble is clear, pure. powerful, and very me-
todions, the bass il deep, rolling, and sonorous The
middle part is rich and sympathetic, and possessing
The power of singing, i.e Of uniting the sound 81
each tone. ia degree bnt rarely achieved Hen
Ivy al w atson, Fl 1: Is .gsl.y. ..s ~
sFor power 81 tone, depth of bass, and brilIianc,
offreble, together with accuracy Of touch they arc
lc4ual p 70 any make nm acquainted with, and !
cprdiallv recommend them TO- those wishing to pur
chase. - Nv. G. Taylor.)
| Sour friends will find at MI Waters store ii,
very best assortment OF music aad Of Pianos to b,
found inthe United States, and We urge our souther,
and western friends to give him call whenever the,
go TO New York. - Graham's Magazine.)
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NATH'L POPE CAUsIN, ii
Land and General Agent

VI WASHINGTON CITY, D. CT
Resigned the situation which liz has
IL held in the General Land Office for the
last twenty years-inI charge Of the Pre- emf,tio.
Bureau--oder his services The prosecution 81
Claims before the Department, nder the preemptior
laws. toun-site act o. 1874, Sc. Mr.. G. viii also
give attention TO Pension cases, procuring Land
Warrants for parties entitled and prosecute claims
before Congress. Is 81
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8 U N DRIES !,

a%sFA 8peAt4 SSt y1sA slN n
xspackagss chewing plug tobacco, all quS liti,s
50 boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin & MURRAY,
30 reams wrapping paper, four sizes,
l0O Mills percussion caps, G d
: 80 sacks assorted shot, sSf
10 boxes canister rifle powder,
- B kegs blasting powder,
$50 kegs Boston nails, ever size, III
20 do wrought do.
STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, AM
Eels3s6 LUMBERMEN.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Eseryvariety for domestic use, and Of the choices
qualities. CIaARs. A superb lot Of the fines, md
most delicious Cigars. PORK, LARD ANDeB r.
TER,aiways On hand. Fresh Butter daily received
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Gently at the East, and purchased at prices which
will enable US to cell AT the very lowest market rat
The Ladies especially, are invited to call and Q !;
anime the stock Of FURNISHING GooDs, LAt !
WINDOW CURTAINS, FRENCH EMBRolDERIEs !
&c., which, with the assortment of Prints a, !.
Ladies Dress Goods, will be found amongst th<
lagos and most complete that has ever been ofere
IN ahismarket. W. @ s 4 8
GentIsmen's Dress and Furnishing Goods,
sCloehing, Ready-nads Shirts, Hosiery, and almos
every article necessary to Gentleman's Wardrobe
always on hand. 49,
.llBOoTs. SHOES. SLIPPERS, Ere.
From the celebrated makers at the East. in IN
varieties. &asis !. Y
LIGHT HARDWARE. FARMING IMPLE
= sg35sf ~ %t" MENTS, &c.
very extensive stock constantly kept up, with
especial reference to the Of the Farmers Of
Territory, and those who are about to open farms.
With plenty Of help to wait customers, and
plenty Of goods Of all sorts to sell, the undersigned
: hopes to merit and receive properproportion Of
patronage from the community. III
oiAa3 A. L. LARPENTEUR.
q st. Paul, March i. 1866. n4ltf
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70 E'mlIigranlts & Settl!ersl|
Read, Reject and Act Apon ne 'oliowin /
.sI aai .Propos; ~ tion. a3,

~z&l S2.sl 81 a4s ~ SSg = - - I'll az III
rTyIiE subscriber having ! large 4. -rcs, IA The
~ developments ofthat portion .. ,lm.nssosa
situated gig north from 81. Cloud, Sank R,l.sis and
Wasab, and east from Little Falls, and soutlfsFest-
erty Euan Mile Lsc md SUPERIOR consiitutine isr.
ticNarss hssessssri1 hull ~ Morrison county, and
espscially radius Of ten rifles in either direction
from GRANITE CITY. (Ioated ia township II N
Range ~ West, on the East banks Of Platte River
and having Satisfied himself 81 the great snsuta a-
of .esisrs b the erection q ! inst ciass WATER
MILL 1L6RGEHOrEL, 81. az, INA created !
ncleus around which iesdenls may lscase. xmd have
Al heir actual wants ssppied, together With prog
pect 81 entering into brisk and g' va
r X, Yl,lrNNG "a BUSINESS,
either - hrmers o. umlermen. ~ bosh, woslst 10.
make .hs following distinct forhs bsredt
o. PiCneer Families aes
who aca.s n he sheys dsscrilsd section vtaa lie
bpming three hsdnthl. M III each family who
ssss!s'la w soSuatty s%lR " Given FIVE HUN.
pRED FEET of,epcd aslls sgosl isastessi Rn ilsa
bas PINE Iii M BIER sas'
aa u shoie VIII oc.ts II Ii, ,oMns mi s ~,
ttnmfoftabs dwelling, soSd scv WI ssisv "
Wssrsatea Died thas pssfsck nAis y bsiiesdsfas
VI the most impOrtant rapNQs,ccmera eycx maaA n
~ " Aerial SErTi ~, HIM 4, laci
! pssminhi for nv iMpIs ~ IND Sse G6snces
's. OPEN iasN RTfiE IN i.lINsEdOTA. Plenay
i, Sssisss. "a :ssss 81 :; !; r. ~: q ~;
tcjsd tsAds ~ GAn T. mi il mi M
~ 1utsi 81 nAilroad iiiu,a stu iIins &c.
yet paAS md "a suas q ~ 100 inpossaal IA
sisrsl 1xoyssek }avss /, NH III
y spsatrr !;sthsr psssieslars ,nas;ss Il
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Horace Waters, Modern Improved Pianos

with Of without iron trames, have, in the,ry New
Scale md Improved Action, power and compass of
toe eapalling The grind, with lie beauty and tur-
bitty " me- squire piano. The Press and first MI
lag sFicrS have idsty pronounced them eqaalif not
superior to any other make They are nteed %
stand tho action o. every climate. 's2f
"A Nh HORACE wv ATsERS, MEL ODEONS
snfd the equal tamparamenta, s,,perior ,ins each
desirable quality sole agent Tor the sale Of S D. and
H.W Smiths celebrated Melodeo,,s- can also fir-
nlshs Melodetns VI All other makers. Prices from
40 10 ST ~ T two sets DC reeds. $50; two banks
|of KEYS $500; Organ pedal bass melqdeops, $275
MUSIC. One III thr largest and best catalogue.
|of Music now published sold III ere,tH redueed
prices Music sent 70 wherever ordered, post paid
Personal attention paid 70 AT orders received iy
nail. Gecond-hand Pianos taken IN exrhanee fol
|aew Catalogues sent by mail. Great indpesments
filtered 70 agents to sell the above. liberal dis.
count to dealers. teachers seninaries and ciereyen
Each instrument guaranteed 70 give satisfaction
Ior purchase raoney refunded. Second hand Pianos
lat great bargains constantly in store prices from 80
20 $140. Piaaos tuned and Iepaired,s polished
boxed and moved " 4.sS g#sY
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who cate IN lie, shore described section witaia ii
bpsuing three tdnfh1. WI ia earhsfsmiIy VII
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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-16
Public Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE !
on
Wednesday, the It'll Of December,
All his valuable
MILL PROPERTY AND FARM,
Situated in the village of Milford. Alexandria
Township, containing A acres of superior Farm
Land, a portion of which is eligibly situated for
Building Lots, and contiguous to THAI mart Of
the village where the greatest improv ements have
and are being made, The imp foyements on
this property are large Two Story
FRAME DWELLINGS HOUSE
containing Ii rooms, a fir anne Tenant House, a
Frame Barn, Wagon and Grain House, and
other necessary out-b dildings. A thrifty Apple
Orchard, and good lasting water.
A stone GRIsT MILL,
with three rims of burs, in the very best repair
and running order.
A SUPERIOR FRAME SAW MILL,
IL hy 10 feet with one sash and two circular
saws, capable of cutting 500, eG0 feet per annum
These Mills have been constructed according
to the most approved models and have never
failing Water Power, and location which i.
one OF the best In the State for retail trade.
Also.
A WOOD LoT
on the river hill, containing seven acres
The above property, with its facilities offe'
inducements for the safe investment Of capita
that will amply reward any person of industr,
| and enterprise. A view of the same previous 4
the sale is therefore earnestly solicited,
| Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, p NJ, whes
conditions and attendance will be given by
WILLIAM LEE.
Milford Nov 8, 1S59.--ts.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-16
The Election Being Over,

.And the Country Safe, and as Wsater
is approaching,
The next best thing to which public attention can
he called. is to make themselves comfortable IN
the way of Food and Clothing, and . few fancy
6xtures,--to this end I have just been giving
speciaI attention ia filing up my LARGE NEW
STORE with a rousing Stock of WINTER
GOODS, comprising about all that the ladies
want in general, and particularly choice lo' Of
DRY GOODS, Brosha and Blanket Stawls,
(something tasty,) Scarfs, Nubias, EinLroid-
cries Velvet and other Trimmings, and every.
thing for Men and Boys, particularly, large
lot Of Winter Coats, Datch Boots, MEN and
Boys,) Buck Gloves, INDIAN tanned) Hats, Gaps,
&C., &C. Also, a better stock of groceries than
usual, including superior Real New Orleans Mo-
iasses Cranberries, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Cur
rants, Citren, &C., &c. am dealing extensive:
ly in Pork, Beef, Mutton, Poultry d Lime-take
everything in the way of produce, and sell
cheap. Farmers and others can hardly fail Of
making trade, by calling upon
S. b. BRITAIN,
At tie Netc Store tn Church st.
nov9. 59-tf LumbertUile