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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
MORTGAGE SALE--DefauIt having

AVA been made in the payment Of a certain mo,,gays
executed BY Rooert Rag and Margaret hi. wife u Ira
davenport Gated January pnth A d. 1856 and iecer
yanuATy twenty ninth d. 1855 10 tie Inghau count,
Registers Once, in Lber Of Mortgages. N pAge 40
upon which mortgage there is elsrled De due at the
Gate OF this notice the Of HUNDRED aoi ne,een
collars an1 tsenfy I've cent?, and proceedings
~ law having been Instituted 20 recover any p.rt ,-re
notice therefore hereby gwen that On Tuesday the
NH dsy 81 June ne.t t~~lve oc oek noon IL that
AZ the ffon Cor Of tie iaxsam County Circuit Court
House IN the village Of Mssan shall &c A. pubic .ne
ton 70 the bhs-t BIDDER, tho premises eonta NED Ia such
mortgage, Cor 20 much -b. he necessary 1, ..ts,
he cue 90 such rnoftgage, ~Ith per
teress Az cs) that il 10 saw the fooviug lana
lngham county, Michigan Tie south vest quarter Of
section thirteen IN town three Of rap1s ooe vest
eo6ainne enc hundred and sixty acres, less.
Dated Detroit, March ., 1880
VIZ "ArnhS, IRA DAVENPORT,
Attorney. I3v2s5 Nortsaees
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

no YOU WANT Window Shades and Fix
~ lures: You viii find fine stock at the
CITY BOOK STORE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
gOiaWlS5b g Jl3!IISD!Io


That they have the largest assortment OF Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps, ever before collected
under any one roof in Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
@OIN63l5l5 g JISIlSONa


That they have the largest and cheapest lot Of
Caspsting, Oil Cloths. Druggett, Rugs and Mats
ever before on exhibition at any one time IN
Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

Cured without any surgical operation, by
means of plaster, which destroys the tumor
and by cleansing the blood, which removes the
seat of the disease.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
Rheumatism.

Past experience teaches you that this disease
is considered by the people, and even physi-
clans, to be almost unmanagesble; but prepare
a Lniment and Syrup, expressly for this disease,
and challenge the world to produce a remedy
that will give as speedy and permanent relief in
case of Rheumatism, as Boyce's Rheumatic Lin
impnt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
JOY 10 Suffering Humanity.
RELIEF TO THE REST OF MANKIND
/. - BOHCE,

"AVING concluded To settle III this northern
Il Il country, offers his professional services TO
the citizens of Lansing and vicinity. Particular
attention will be given 10 the cure OF Cancers,
Scrofuls, Spinal Complains, Female Diseases OF
all kinds, Pulmonary Complaints, Rheumatism,
&c, &c.
The undersigned, having Travelled several
years, collecting information from the French,
Norwegans and Indians, is prepared to CON-
pound medicines expressly for the cure OF some
of the worst diseases that human flesh is heir
TO- We only refer to a few of them here:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

Turing THIS MONTH, TRAINS WILL LEAVE ST
u johns follows
At $50 calling at all stations for Detroit
At IL As A NJ, -
Ar 1901 NJ, for Milwaukee
AT 10 T. NJ, " d" for Grand Rapids
Refreshments at Detroit, OWosso and Grand Haven ant
upon Company ferry steamer Windsor On D-troi, River
Hotel in Depot At Grand Haven.
Trains leave termin daily, Sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINE is open for PCBLIc BUSINESS
CONNECTIONS
AT DETROlT-Great Western Railway for all point.
EAst-Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, and Isus
Trunk Railroads
AT NlLWAUKEE-With the Mississippi, Lacrosse Chi
cago, WATERFOWL and Horizon Railroads. for ali point.
West and Northwest
Passengers for Great Western Railway 70 on the Rail
way Ferry Steamer 1t ID. N. R Dock leaving Dock Al
40 A n. and $40 P. N.
Parcels left at any OF the Ticket Offices forwarded
by Passenger trains At very moderate rates
The Company's Time Tables can be had at sny Of the
Stations.
". X MUIR, Gen'l Sup't
u N Y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
SPRING GOODS

They will sell goods now for cash in hand at any
price to suit customers, NOS below cost They
goods are ALL NEW, having been purchased
last fall and this winter
Call and see their stock, any way, even if you
don't buy. You may see something you will
need some day, and will then know where and
how you can get it.
E. L. 8. E. LONGYEAR.
Lansing. March l. 1850.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
Ne Can and VIII make a Trade

nyoa yin only call at our New Store, on Wash
ingtea Avenue.
Don't be afraid to come in, because its
I'm BDf LOOKING STORE IN Town.
CORYELL d JENISON.
LanainR Oct 9kth 1889
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
Coryell 4 Jenison,
0OHY(Slbb & JlSEIlSOlIo

That they have larger stock Of Goods than any
Other store in the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICs, Conn
Grand H1u~D, March 8. 1850.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

An MPROVED FARM, consisting Of 2iO
"A aeree. With l30 acres under good cultivation,
sod buildings. &c, in the town of Meridian,
aeess ssa miiss from Lansing, on reasonable
ssroa Apply to
JNO. w. LONGYEAR,
9AS0 lanain1 Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03

JAS. TURNER, Agent for lngham County
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-03
Administrator sale.

Dated Mason, March LIST, lstO. sw254
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-03
8ermtfebtc Mtisetgets+
Gfndsr's WGbmnfebine.

Oie @tneiber bieF9er GtaSt, iptpie ale Pcrionen. toeltc cine
quite g BIN a d inc gu baben wini9en, iOatsll, lt9 eruu!ert,
roeub cine antcrs, NIB 10 andb sWetmal 10 pteI @elb
~ubrin0t. Dtie s utatt uniere WtaI&incn gu ben btllt9=
Rem, welfe int Warfte lno. Weer ais 5000 BACON fno oQen
in btef9er Stoot in operation an Gbden, gSefert un6 Noicn uno
ba6en itre Gtsuer ODER bic oamit attetter III ben Stano @eiett, Ht
ne6r @e[b ,i erIpareu, ais i6nen bisfes omf anterem 28tgc mSg.
lid lit. sue. weGGe cine Der beheu Hdbmai 6tmen, Die
NJ @e6raub iino, baben u166en, Iclten III unIerer Ofice:
SEQ. 1859 G1ltimpreItraBe
sor1prcdeu, 100 @cbruudS NnWeiiun9ct III beut5tet, er9Iider,
~ratsbT1tcr rnb ipantI6er @pr0d,e 81 bobell iino un6 100 mir ZEE
Il .tereiue WtaI1tne fault, aui %bcriclbcn nbeten lcrtet.
6hdt nat etnem gremplar bon Gin9cr'S N6bntoIdinen GEL
ang. &le WaIhinen peroen elm gauges Sabr mad ibre1n gntouI
ocn ms III sober Orcuun9 uno Separation 9ebaltcrt.
t(6b2S,iD 80. 6. BrDbertd, N0eut
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-03
Goolc's TererDeriiderni05 : UoeaiT.
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, cAy-Sr

0pttte Jltlurancc 9pmp. 81. 81
S%tener9areS- Gopttal 81 500, 600,
Sartforb 6ener Snillr1nce Gprrn.
~ eteqcrEare5 Capital s95o. coo.
9trrtb Nnlertcun 6eller Snsurance Geutn
Stenertare&- capital $GGo, 900. r
GUY 0el'er 5nlurance Gornp. Sartfcrb.
~ GtsaabayS capital $3.50, 900. "
Prppioence @al6in0ton Snirrance Gr,rr
SteuerbareS capital S373, 600
@t9ertbum unb Sitter aaer Irttn Sto6t ms 9o,b ,i.n a.t.,
fdert. ~ " ," ." '"''SfCh oNattn ptt~
lNY6,6DtD ...at. Geo. b. COaIe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-03

Johnston's insurance Rooms.
- gtC. 73 Seconoitr.
Tencrs, MARINE nnb Eebcn8=gscraac.
rum0S=Sompaanicn.
Slderlte 1lllN f%cltc(te~G ouipnnnic.
Serltderun98z@pntp Der 2ulep y. 8iraiu;p,
l.. .r.. Oh NIT $360.00O Gapitdi. ~
|blrg@SerIiherlmA8zGrnr y. }}iroiuirr
o, nit 5000, 600 6apttat.
Nlbe1narlc@ eriid,erung$ Grllp. ". YiY1inior
NIT $500, 900 Gapital. M "''
Charter 0uf~Ter1id. zGpnlp. bon 6artTprb
nit $3.50, 600 Capital.
security Scrliderun9 sSrrlp. rpn yteips9 ,rr,
o nit s270,O00 GopitaI. ~
Y9Snir=S er liderung3-@ rmp. rcn g2emzg,rrt
"a, nit $500. 600 Gapjtal. 90
JtelolHte@8 erIid|erung8=Gpm Y. Ntems9)nrf
nit $270,000 6dpitul. ''f
MontaufsV erIi d}e 8=Gpnp. ". Sem g,nyF
- nut 100000 Gogtal. ri '''
9tefpsW rrlnzgerIi d)er .=Gptnp bon Stem Uc,
nit S250,000 Gapial.
Wercal!ile Wtutua( 9Horinc
NIT LOCO. 900 &1pjai.
Sefetlt9te Gtdaten 2ebe,l8- BcrIidey,,,o ,,
mt 81 ,259, 97Z @aae1. - >"
Nprtbern 4Iiuralcer@pruD. ppn Qcn6,,,
nit 81, 1874, III Gag,!a!.
< oten beterHcn @pmpalmCcn Ero rcu csr o,4s,.
StSaleS OtIt9lai!o %ntt9ortlt uGb ltEnirt. "'"' 'S
Et DOR btt lNttr}tubueten rcpriientiften Is r,r,,,,i.n, a.,
nttt'lW pFtl h9b4te6 Gnptol sum uoQct pncn n,iie, "V.n
Sdfa9 Perantport!ub fur bic 30bluug BON g}erIr1r q "'j'}'0'HSh
'ric9t, EbSF"" q 9SSt"ps Einttllss
Treb. @Ffum. Gmotbpr. 80 S''O"EiH:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-03
YtanD'8 auf GeIteultno

sb Bon ieter 6p1j rnb @audrt iper6en 9etiefert.
Ole grGgte GGrefltt tptrb auf 6e NrGett pn6 aui bic @u3n0bl
Der Yidtfrtatist rcrrrrntet umo er fam cittr fir iehe8 aus icinc1u
Saliut brruSr9etenoe Snfirunlent bic @arant;c G6ernetnten, taR
90 nQe @i9enidnfteu etnes 1pteu 9ianO'8 6efbf.
NAe SnFruneatt aus laetnsr Jatrtf t0erben fur & sabre son
oem GGs bf8 getfauies ait Garanttgt,
geputere MufmerfNmiglt miro auf bic NuSratl Sn Ctnfru
ulrnten, nc4e 1T ctntr srrfcn Sutfsruuu9 Seliencsr wert IN, yer
f1encet unb Gin @prriht beg llmtanidGS tunertnt6 6 MrnGtGH a0m
Ssrfaul@ta9e an, ptr0 A'fattei, ioqte Elm Snftunlfnt nt&t Spd.
fdn6i9 be~irtrbt9en.
40 0%:eBH1noitt merbfH %wpbbun tci gm5 sersufpreden gts ft
f5 nn6ermGl t@r mfeben. .."
0efGHetj ~ootrdtbia cine Nu5naft ran Nitlubepns, bpt en- nc
Hn Snfrrtnsntannadern III S45-200.
II gttnp$ mercen urn8ttaui6t, aueBca,tfttet un6 aefimrat.
g5tit. aItGbs II. EEDu.n.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-03
fO9lenlarrea, ni6terplpptrenpe5 Gt6ercn( Sd
(DDer TluiD)

etWaS pans 9eue8 tt 1tef9ei Glarte. 30
pa mir bon benz 6ritneer y. 4. @reeuGu8D IN goftGn oo8 ga
brttatton8re9t auf Ob9eh arttct fin ben Gadt WinroIan6 un6 cen
Dprnt @otunl6ia getauft baben, 70 leufcnpir bic 4uinrtiantct
nltlerer 6unoen nno oe8 Publifnn$ gang bcion0er6 aaf %caiel6e.
2Sr ieltit 6abet oteie6 5lutoim pbai9 crprott uno e5 DoQtDnBlen
a8 oa8 6etunoen, woilr e8 Der Grhnocr au88ett uuo mir t6uum
oalielbe ais 6as iiderite Wtrtct CUR Nerbitung p0n Grplpieneu
enlPteb(en. Ob8ci0 e8, Weun in otre(te 8erGbrun0 nit clucr
6lanlme 9ebra6t, lib e~utSin6ct, 70 iaun e8 6Db lnter ~qeip6bul-
@en llmian6en tcine Is rploitO berbetfa brcH. .
QerYrelS ut nur 8ertn9 b6Der ais unier ertra 90. | GtBereal-
Sel 1no mir 9ordnttren ole Qudlitit hes ui0t erpt0oircn6cu fit
9etG gut NIT eritercnt, pcl4e5 f9 btu6 feline 8or5a9(i6teit eidcn
.9r0Ben, 5t,f erpprbtn Fat. e. l8eft u SEbne,
SftlO,lmt 306 N. Pratltr., pberbdb 0prpa6Itr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-03
WM. KNABE & Cd.
auf lem aIlrn DlGbe
q Z AA Y ~ =

- - MI ifhb vain FiEt a. -r ...
go. 1, 3, 5 unb Z, S. @utamfr.
B~eaenGter fen Gntaip Spuie Baltimore. GRb,. nteter erGTntt.
2anteno far bic aus9epreitete Q6Sprerihaft, petde Ser frUbtren
8irnd rd6renb 6r lesten IS Sabre Su Z he'll uurte, modt Ger lii
%tericttncte Bent 9ntttftn, Sic ~er8etrnfe Mnset9e, taB er frtt tetr
106e hes cinrn s %tetibuber$, !0rp. @enrp 5GOle, turd eeIen Sub
pte @~Gh19a9nte 8etDlt HCrbert mar, zen 9dn,en beteutenteu lprratb
Bon rh Observation-Disclosures 6Uls uaO Gnssrein prGpartrten 4Ra.
tcrtal tdufia on f6 9ebta6t bat, @r ptrb beShalb cas- @eI6dit
IN benz atten StNle In benz ~frIhersn G1eitdft$pfat fcrttetretben
H0 rs I9 sur Nufgote rsadfn has ptaaoseiadft intnter mstr in
Ietnsr 8cHtnbth9 at %Ser6eferr.
@u6er feinen ahpn gaarenbduietn unb ser 9lbrif IN Gufnrfr.
ndbe 81lttnprefr, tut er cine neue grOFe 8dbrif IN e. @utdwnr.
NIT Der StChts ,tad9 91eltttr. frrt1tft iii wel@er CT ettP arGFe &n
sabl Der beRen Nrbeiter bei66fttat. =. -..s
81 ettier ;5abrtt TFrSen pianos mad etner hepet sfata ecfer-
tat trr melde er Bet Ser MuSfeaut9 i'm aidrblonb Snfituf, Mp
bic kffet SufrunentennlaGer a~us2sfpnj gtemayorf HnS 8altis
more IA pianos %nusgstelt bdttcnfGt bSbfe @rdmte etbieft.
Der NuSfprnd res Snfttut6 nrrbe furi ndG6er hltr1 bic SIT
hnfrte austeuutt9 Sen WtGtnenb, 9ar b~etati9t, no linn stena!S
dS erfs Uranium ertteit rputte, ..N .E-
9ur0 6ieie betoen @tabltAemeRt8 1T er in cen Stant atfebt, a4s
@slgitt3gf, nit rel&en er teeDrt etr6, qaf'8 grpnptsae ap6inz
fuIren.
Mue IN tteier 8Gbrtf ge6autsf 9iaap'a baten spIc etferne gtah-
men rub fno 70 cpnfruirt, bds 0e 6et MISREPRESENTATION Dautrb, +
tt4teit bic Netnbett bes & ones terra bren limb jebirl SLING ptter~
hPNgn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-03

gcc1ter mn0 intcbtiger S~nbrpldn.
Ia 8 Ma6 6eut 8citcn rtb Siibeu. 81
SdIfttmpre= mNb &ShtOsNtfe1tbNblt+

Baltimore mnb &SbiO=0ifeubdbm+
Sin u6 rnd benz 80. Suit 1860 8tben bic 8u9e mic fpl9t:
gen Gamten -Gtatiot 9nlttmDre: Scr NDfiu9, Gpnntdgs
ausGenonnteh un s lbr 80 W(tnuten 8prxdtn0S ub Ter Gr
preBju9 nm A ubr - 0itnuten NaNEtit0gs. Belize 3Ias 9eEen
na@ aGen Gbeiln hes 28elen8 unp &proegDeitenS in t!refter
9thes t'
Sir go 8zBafIa9tere.
gia6 oGen punftst swtidet Baltimore unt 9tetraOnb nebrhe
man ben 8 u0t 80 Mtn. 87rnittag. 3ue. Na6 aacu Yuutten
~ferSbura sen 4 lttr - Wttnuten -3H9 Seh Baltimore,
Ser 6rc0eridsN Accommodation qua
strl6gt @atttnprc fir 8retetid ms Rte baswii&en licgenten
bB Gp1rtd9S, NIB ertei6t 6:etertf ut I'll. 20 %. MtenoS; ser
lGgt be. Der 9tddfebr 5reberif Inn 9 u6r Gprrtittaas unD lanai
III Baltimore tint 10 Il. 80 @t. Miittng4a All.
Der Glltcptt'8 g. IftL8z Accommodations 3u1
sent t&eltb NIT @nshaDrht bes GOhntaa8 ne fcl8t:
WertdBt GditDGnfatipu nm 6 20 WtCrGen& unb I Il. 4.20 Jlddfa
gcn GGicDtt'5 9Rtd8 ut 7,45 G9Cr9eas, $50 It Gao Madm.
yt1d) gBulbl19tplt nib penl Siiben
geben Ste 8Ige uh !, 25 hrc $40 g3orrtittaea. frmie ur 7, - rnt
l,20 9dGntttdGS. ..r ...r. ..
Sim @Puate I'm AIS OiprRcn8.
...a,. Upn W1IDit9tcn
ut O. 20 snb z ggrmittdes mo 30 rn6 i, 80 gtadNa.
@t GGnntaG nnr NddntttGg& ua 800
Der Srpette uae Dterte 3u9 son Sdlhntprc uHo 4GaIbih9tgn per.
6inbeu f& nit ben 3t1sn Der NnnRppliS Balm.
Ser imcitf nno brittle BUG BAIT nuf bet 3UiidFnfdtt0nsr.
G8~ QOeaeN Gtfet8, Nusfunf, Jaert II, {. IL. mcnte MIN Hh
ait s. I. @~n0IArbr N0ent Al or &idet Office, &anpets
faHVn. 10 II, @~rt&Ggtt @mitf, @.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Baltimore.
6. VI. Civic, 0caeyal.9tteitr- l4u16IO
9t6reIid)e e sggGol4s c}tbGiu -
ass S}erGnDertcr 0ahrplae. &z@aaE
Nad, te1n g8ciicn uub 9iorDga. @
.x.E
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3innod@er bnrh patentirAc Niafdincn

81 Dem ~berob9elesten Yret8 Don Is pGt.
%ot8eiert8t bon @enrD s.. SBbite,
IT'S 6ranflinHr,
del9cr bic Od6er an ben beIen @e66uben golttnpre'8 onferiot.
SaS Wtaibtnen-D edeu 1T beoeuten6 Before 9r6ett ais Die bup6
SanOarGeit, rnS bic bette @snn9guun9 miro 5u9eF9gt.
(Sptl, Inr)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-19
Commercial Advertiser.
Debt.

Debt.
at in ny room on a midnight dreary,
Counting the rain on tie roof;
Hearing :he roll q The wheels aweary,
AnI the cisuk ofthe horses hoof,
Hearing the fan Of The distant feet
That echoed along on the sleeping street,
AMI the hollow song 81 a FOSTERING rhyme
Striking in with the Chang OF the Midnight chine.
sat in ny room while the "a. burned low
On the dead-white chamber-waH.
While. pale ard hsgsa-d, and full Of woe,
And strangely iank and tai,
A stony figure in silence stands
watching the moves Of my trembling hands;
Watching the drop Of my weary eye,
With 4 dim, grim smile AZ my every sigh.
I~azed at this figure in solemn awe,
This spectre 80 gaunt and gray,
Who cam not ny the boled door,
with his ghostIy. shadowy way
I saw that the rags On his shrurken form
wers dripping with vet from the midnight storm
Issw him shriyeIeI with pain anil cold,
And his hce looked prematurely old
With a SILVER Of dread in every vein,
spoke % this man % stone
AMI every word he spoke again
Were the echoes % my own
what dost thou here in the Midnight deep,
When the wprII Is Tapped IN - sweetest Sleep"
swh1t dost thoH here ," he saiI again,
"when the pillow claims thy wslrtei brain -
What art thou thing Of = bIoodIess life,
Whose presence i death and shame;
Who's every wori 1. the stab Of knife,
What i thy dreadful naner'
For a moment dashed his eyes in light.
Then darscned again, "a In endIess night
whoever shall know. shall never forget
Th= time when he wore the chains % DEBT.
Whoever shall once, in a thoughiIess way.
Wear those golden chains for me,
shall tIbor and toiisor many a day
Before his limos are free.
At first ny chains are q FURNISHED gold,
And worn in a rich AMI Eo~geous fold
But they groS in weight, and they grow IN size,
with every speedy hour that flies
"But 7. with n magic all my own
Can change thes- chains % gold
I can turn them 20 iron. and eat the bone,
And gnaw the flesh till the heart grows old
TIL the clothes shall hang in a filthy shred,
TIL tie eyes shall look ike the eyes % the dead;
TIL the arm shall die IN It's palsed pain,
And the blood run cold in each icy vein.
Who weareth my chains shall know no hope,
shall crave 10 length ofHfei
Shall Dire by drug, By knife, AMI rope,
Or live in blood and strife"
wiih hs golden chain tbe shape drew nigh
1 sprang n nv FRET with a shuIIering cry
There was nothing e. hear but the swell Of my scream,
And nothing to sse but the mist % my dream.
Selected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-19
CHARLES w. VINCENT.

COSTR ACTOR AND BUILDER. The undersigned would in
form his friends and the public that lie has taNen AMI
ftteI MP the premises on Fort street, opposite e. Brewer
od-s Store. a. CARPENTER SHOP, AMI would solicit that
ratrooage heretofore 80 literally bestowed. All orders In
he various branches Of BuliinE, Plans, Specifications and
Contracts, attended TO with pr1fnptness and dispatch
CHARLES w VINCENT
\. B-DOORS, WINDOW SASH. and all other articles Per
sfoi,1 >, Lou-s hu1Iinr. constantly m hand and for sale ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-19
TEE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
r.. PubIished Every Thursday Morning.

,apapers forwarded toforeIgn countries ~il b. 81 so per ann.
1890 tie American postage and the expense Of forward
~ tsea from the oeirrof pubEcatiln- All pap-rs fr American
F-..rsan ports. VIII have L. States postage stamps ou them.
- I'll prevent any American Postage being collected IN
-f-Ivery. FIrrigu subscribers. Tho prefer IL. can have their
-. frwarlaI through the Hawaiian mails.
utrEs st wUIru apvEETEElfESTs WILL BF CHaKGFD.
,rrr,ns~lt aIv--rdss ments gfrst iusertfgr) per line. 20. 10 cts.
leach Subsequent do. I" 80. 5 o..
ps.su..- cards (uat exceeding : linesD per annym..-...S5 90.
Zach additional HneJ e" .--...50 cts.
- Payable always IN advance. II
T. I. strts., C1ot ex--riuz IOIn-s space fret insertion. 81 co
Zach subsequent Insertion 80 ct-.
c-,s-rzIY ApvEErSEEs viii Be charged at the following rates.
payable II the end % each quarter.
Ear ore -qulr-, nr the space % 20 linesJ per quarter. SIS 90
Trr ane-fcrrth q q column per quarter. S12 90
~ oue-haf o. q column. per column $50 90
r. a whole column, pr quarter .S3E 30
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L II WOOD.

Manufacture, Importer AMI Dealer in Boots and Shoes ,ofevery
description. shoe Findings, Pump, Sole, Rigging Harness,
and Patent Leathsrs. Calf Goat. Hog, and Buck skins
Trunks. yaIi~es, SparrrG Gloves Fols, aud Masks, Black
ing. Brushes. Hosiery. sc. &c Brick shoe store, corner OF
70 80 vf.r-ia,r =. II,,1Iul1- IA. l. LIT
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F.. HOFFSCHLAEGER y STAPENHORST
Agents for the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S.

AVIS AT
Les SoussignSs, ayaut etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
AssureurS maritimes lie Paris ct lie Bordeaux,
preyicnnent le public en- general ct les Capt.
taines lie navires marchauds francais, qui visitent
les ports de &C royaume, en- particuher, que ians
tous les cas- d'avaries, qui auraient lieu dams ces
parages, lis devront, flire constater ct veriher
les fats devant eux pour legaliser leurs recla-
nations contre les dts aSsureurs.
sItf ~ HoFF-CHLAEGFR = SrAPENHoRSr.
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CAsrLE-
CASTLE * COOKE.

importers AMI Wholesale AMI Retail dealers in General Mer-
chardise. at the Old stand, corner Of the King and school
streets. near the large Stone Church Also at the Store
formerly occupied BY {. II. Nicholson in King street, oppo-
ste the S-amaus Chapel. Agents for DR. Jaynes' Medi-
rir.s 1O5-tf
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RCUITECT BUILDERS. CARPEN-

A RCUITECTS. CARPEN-
"a tiers. Nachiuists. Decorators and all connected win Mech
auical aud building operations, should see the
ARCHITECTS 4 MECHANICS JOURNAL
Containing encravjugs Of practical details, valuable % every
Constructor and Decorative Artist. It Is the only weekly illus
tratei paper Of the kind in this country requires only ioheseen
TO De taken regularly by an engaged in the above pursuits.
Published every Saturiay-price, D ents-sunScupuon - per
year. or 81 for six months, payable in advance Edited eNciu-
sively 10y practical men,
The ScisEtifc american. Of october %, SAYS it i " Alto
rether the best work Of the kind ever published IN our city
Published 10y ALEN- ARTHILL, sun Building, lo Fulton St.
New York. L, whom all subscriptions must be- reInitred-
News agents supplied through any house, who supply them
with other papers. 100
MAGIC LANTERNS!
rEyN NT,CTE IA TE,R NS- with views and
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IL Y ELITNER.

Continues his old business At the new store IN NNkees new IRE
proof building, at the stand recently occupied y ~
Hermann corner o.. Queen and ka-huuanu streets
Cbr,noupet-rs rated BY observations % the sun ana Stars
wrb a transit iuEtumeu; accurately ADJUSTED Z" TIE
rsri5iau Of Uouolulu. Particular attention given q me
w.trb r.pain1-. SeNtant and quadrant glasses sdTer.i
- adjusted. Charts anil nautical instruments constantly
anu - ++-tf
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Manufacturer and dealer in Tin, sheet Iron. and Copper ware.
KaaIumauu street. opposite J. q STaliuEs Honolulu Ii.
summer Bakers. Tia AMI Copper Pumps, Bathing Tubs,
Foot AMI shower Baths, Tin AMI Zinc Roofing, and a gem
eral assortment 81 Tr ware. ship work executed "l'h
ucatrcs= AMI ri-patch- Luz
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w. 4.

Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise; Commission
Agent for the SAKE Of Sugar. Molasses and Coffee, and other
Island Produce. Agent for the LuHUE PLANTATION Con
signmeuts all kinds or Island Produce solicited Orders
for Nerch -udfse promptly attended to. lO5-tt
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AGENT FOR TIE
HAMBURGH-BREMEN
COMPANY.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. Agents Of the above Com
uauy. are prepared 90 insure risks against FIRE IN and
about Honolulu
For particulars apply AZ the Office.
Homo uIu, Oct. Il. ls57. 6S-tf
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y AHEE.

Agents for the SUGAR Plantations q Aibo, at Papakua, and Two
AZ Put,. Hlg. Importers and wholesale and Retail Deal
sr- in China G,1Is= have ou hand. FOR sale. ~ their s.i"D
m.utS ON kim street, Honolulu. and at LIhaiua- Maui
SUGAR. N1Ias-es. syrup, Tea. Coffee. and a large ana
~ ~ n ~ 5a-Iy