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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
Sherman VI. Booth,

IL our last We noticed the rescue from prs
on ct this gentleman. aud expressed ourselves
As moi sorry tina. he was At liberty. Since hls
release Nc discover from our exchanges that
his i've months imprisonment has not any
degree Iessened his desire foI notoriety. In
stead OF remaining quiet, a person ~ hls
condition might have been expected 70 do, he
has taken the stump and Is making speeches
evidently for the purpose of creating sympathy
in has own behalf and if possible bringing
abou. controversy between our State Gov
ernineat and that Of the United States. He IS
b!!In- defiance 10 the L : Marshal and his
deputies. and organizing societies pledged to
protect him against arrest, and II opinion
using his liberty a. abusing It Whatever
symTathjes might have existed in the minds
ol many far hin while imprisoned by the ar
bi,ra-y rule Of Judge Miller. We believe he Is
fast dcprivsus himself Of those sympalhies by
his present course While we look upon tie
course OF the authorities ia the inpF1 soumeut
and general treatment OF Booth as arbitrary and
.v-auic..l. sc cauuot look upon that OF Nj
Booth SINCE us release : any more pralsewor-
Inv az c2rnlreadatls We fiui him esen pa
eng himself in tie way OF the Deputy Marshal
even inviting; an attempt Al lis arrest, evident
y Tor tle purpose OF getting Up general TOW
and it be should succeed in getting himself
asain inside the Custom House. or some other
PRISON. he viii fad very many. IL this portion
Of this State =. least, not very anxious for has
immediate release. We depreca;e the course
OF Booth since his release. and slso shat OF the
persons engaged with him in getting up pub
lie meetings. FOR the purpose Of defending him
asalue: Tie attempts OF the Marshal 10 arrest
h!m. Il !. DO less cen.urabIe Than that Of the
|. ;. authorities. In his imprisonment.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

THE HoNEsTE.D.-The Douglas men here
.Souts would gladly make people believe that
their party IS favorable to the Homestead Bill,
as it passed the House of Representatives -
But the nomination of Mr. Fitzpatrick, the
most bitter opPonen. to any Homestead Bill,
formed in either branch Of Congress. exposes
their deception. for peoE.e are not ready to be-
lieve that any party Is going 20 nominate man
for Office who differs with them upon rs ImP0r-
tan. question as that Of the Homestead Mr.
johnson being also man Of the same political
fs III II every particular with NJ Fitzpatrick
they ind themselves II no better fix supporting
Ii
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

The TRIBUNE says 1t (the letter we copied
from the Milwaukee EHq'sjrer,) was not writ
ten by Breckenridge man. '-IlteHigencer
We copy the above extract as specimen of
the veracity of the Intellgeqcer. Many Of the
readers of that paper also read the TRIBUxE,and
such barefaced falsehood do them no good.
The lame attempt of the Haielligsnoer TO laugh
off the facts set forth in that letter will not sue
|
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

~ hoEArIo y ELsoSs for some % years
prominent citizen of Galeas, died at La Crosse
on the 9Th inst. after long aud painful illness
His remains were taken TO Galeaa for Inter
uent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

After the adjournment OF the Young HEX
Dry meeting he Mr. Sleeper.) had respec,a-
ble audience. -into!ltgenoer-
The grosn. uttered BY tha; juvenile She'll
bark crowd. VIZ. very especsable-considering
the editor Of the I-.~Yi7e-ccr vas cce Of them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
Lancaster Institute,

Afncdstef. ---....-.-.. --.-t'rant TO-. w rs.
SHERMAN PAGE, A. B Principal.
Mrs. Z. VI. PAGE, Preceptress.
Assisted by competent AID pere need Teachers ia all
departments
The Fall Term of I3 Weeks will commence
Thursday. August 23d
s26 90 per Tenn 81 90 per week, pays for Board
and Tuition in common English Branches.
Every facility afforded for acquiring a thorou Oh
Education
Special attention given to Normal Instruction.
For information 9 admission apply to the Prin-
cipal.
Lancaster, July 10th, 1850 4w29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Providence permitting, the Southern portion OF
Mineral Point District Of the Methodist Episcopsl
Church will hold canpmeeting miles south Of Fav-
cite, to commence the 29th Of Aug, and close
the 4th of Kept.
boarding tent under proper restrictions 70 he kept
the ground All huckster shops remain outside
law uI limits.
Ministers and people far and near, come, come all
join Us in the feast OF tabernac'es.
Mineral Point, Aug, 9Th 1850.
JAMES LAWSON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
NJ a r RTEn

In the town OF highland the 2nd of July, 1850 b
5. H. FITCH, Esq, Mr.. FRANCIS SPEcER TO Miss MAJ
GAREr BAKER, both OF the town of Highland
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

TaE h4ell4gencer man again disclaims any
claim to . legal lore" Such disclaimer Is en-
tirely unnecessary TO those who read that pa
FER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ,

y
The following described Lands in low,
non-psyment OF interest, notice is hereb
the Office of the Secretary of State. at IN
sooner redeemed. SAT- sale - cOmmenc
lands shall haze teen 70 offered, ~ the I
time of forfeiture, me interest up To IN,
land, the cost Of a,.sertlsing and sale q
said l2uds wiz be sold subject t. all
centase x the principal, payable Al the
he isss than ten per cent. said lands y
ushvd in this paper.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
Iowa County Bank.

CAPITAL $50 900
rI'HIS BANK recently organized under the Banking
Il Law Of the State of Wisconsin, is prepared 10
DO general Banking Exchange, and Collection BUSH
ness, solicits the patronage of the public.
Fos SALE.-Sigh drafts in TO suit, on
ENGLAND, FRANCE.
IRELAND. HOLLAND,
SCOTLAND. BELGIUM, %
GERMANY, NORWAY,
SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN,
DEAaRk, RUSSIA,
SPAIN, ITALY.
AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AMERICA.
sF-Irheritances. Claims and Moneys, Any town or
city of Europe collected promptly and proceeds remit
ted as the may direct
OFFICE HoURs-from Nay ut, A. N to i.Px.
Office in Ross Stone Builti ns Of Court House,
Mineral Point
JoEL c. SQUIEzs, Prest-
I. II WsTTrLzsFT, Cash
January .sth 1850. vIc-n41-
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DISSOLUTION AND REORGANIZATION
NEW LAW FIRM.

THE FIRM OF COBB K MEssMORE sitter continue
ION Of eight years i dissolved by mutual from
ana after the day of May 1885, succeeded in
lhe Mineral Point business by the new firm organized
after that date under the name of
Cobb, Messmore & Sudduth
Composed of Amasa Cobb Alexander wilson and
James F. Sadduth Of Mineral Pont and / Z. Ness more
OF La Crosse.
Thankful to the business public for the confidence,
heretofore reposed in the old the firm viii by on
RENTED application to business and the inteIeSt
their clients deserve success
This new arrangement renders itirnperatvsIy neces
that the old business of Cobb sessnore clos
ed up immediately.
SpecfHI attention to COltectiag and Securing
CLAIMS IN all parts Of the Northwest.
once opposite the Court House, stair
Mineral Point, April 80. 1860.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES
Cobb, Messmore * Mckinney, la Crosse Wis.
Cobb Wilson, RIchland Centre kichland Co. Wis
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INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
@. H cox
CAN FURNISH A NO. ! HAY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In Probate Iowa County Court-fn the matter Of the
last will and testament OF Farley Eaton, dsceased-
'fNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN letters testa-
Inony the last will and testament OF said deceas-
ed having been issued &c Harriet Eaton. Almsu.on
Eaton and Cyrus Noodman the 18th day of MAY,
a. d. 1850, and year from nd after said day
allowed aud limited for creditor. to present their
claims for examination and allowance, notice is
hereby given that the undersigned will. Mon
day the 3rd Jay ef September next ensuing. at tho
Court House in the city Of Mineral Point in said county
receive, examine and adjust ali claims and demands OF
al persons against said deceased:
l. N. STRONG, County Jatgs
Dated Au.Hst Tti, A. ~ 1850. s3s-Ts.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
Sale of Forfeited State Lands.

Office of Commissioners of School and University Lands
MADISON, JUNE 29,h, 1860
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
bIEb-

On the 8oth inst, in the village of Highland low,
Co, Wis, at the reside-ce OF his mother, DWIGHT
NoULT0N. in the tventg -lfth year Of his age.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
Missouri Election.

Al Election for State officers. Members OF
Congress DC. took place IL Missouri Oh the
9th INST. As general.thing there were four
tickets in the field-Lincolu, Bell, Douglas and
Breckenridge; but in some insta noes there was
union between the friends Of Lincoln and
Bell and in others between the friends of the
two factions of the Democracy. The Repubii-
can nominee for Governor declined and the
Republicans generally supported SEMPLE ORR.
the Union candidate who IS probably elected
although there Is some show for CLAIBORNE F.
Jackson, the Douglas nominee, who was sup
ported by Senator GREENE and other prominent
Breckenridge men. Mr. Oar Is an emaucpa-
ZIONIST. and his election is almost as good, u. a
Rept blIcan triumph. The great struggle was
for member OF Congress from the St. Louis dis
,rict Besides the election for the long term
there was a vacancy for the present term caused
by FRANK BLAIR's resignation. Mr.. BLAIR was a
| candidate for reelection aud opposed by
DICK BARRETT who was elected two years ago
10y fraudulent votes. but ousted by Con-
gres.. The result is that the gallant BLAIR is
elected for the long term by about 400 MAORI
ty, and for the short term by about go, although
( he may not eetthe &c rtincate as there " ere
some 200 votes cast for "F. BLAIR for Con grs.s
without stating whether for the long or shor.
term, but which were intended for both. In
the End District. Major ROLLINS good. Re-
publican is elected to Congr IS by about 500
majority. Two Republican Congressmen from
Missouri, Glory enough for day
! The Congressional, Delegation, as far as
heard from is rs follows.
| ! FRANCE. P. BLAIR jr. Republican.
JAMES S. ROLLINS Republiran
a Fr,y.u u N--tvs, Douglas Dem,
| JONAS. PHELPS, Douglas Dem.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

~ The following = The action ot the Gen
erai Conference Il the Ie.hoi.ss Episcopal
Church, al the reccGt session held IN Buffalo
Ny
.Q441i-on. Whit shall Re done for the er-
tlrpsts.f. o9 .hs cyIl 81 slavery
- .fs.sssy Ne declare that We are Is much
90 s9sp eoHven -; of the great evil OF slavery
~ iev:leye thst the buying. selling or holding
~ ia+it--Ss 1~lsss,s - ~ usct a. challes - con-
t-ary . tn@ itSs o: liet aad nature aud iucoH-
sl>Iesi with ths Golden IGie, and with that
r4le IL our Discipline Nhlel, requires all who
desire 70 continue among - . do 40 harm
md 10 avo,i evil If every kIud" We there
fare aifeci,eBassiy aeimonish AZ ogz preachers
and people "a keep themselves pure from this
treat cent and T.. seek is extiri,..tf5a ~ all
i. : al emd Christian means.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

A Republican Convention the Second Congression-
a. District in tbs Stale of Wisconsin viii be held at the
I>51 L o'clock n. for the purpose OF nominate ng
candidate for member % Congress of said District, 10
tee supported at the the next general eiecii"H
EIcl Assembly District Sii 5s entitled to two dele
gates in said Convention
The seF-raI Assembly District Commit request
20 take for the appointment ~ delegates to
sail gressiUa Convention from their respective
districts.
DAVID ATWOOD.
CHARLES HOLT,
NORMAN EASTMAN,
J. c. CHANDLER.
District COusEHilies.
MADISON. jane %, 1850.
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To your tents o, Israeli"
N O II I Q E

A Primitive Methodist camp meeting will be held in
Elk Grove, La Fayette Co Wis one mile from Mar
TINS Tavern the road leading JenkinsviIle and
Benton, commencing "Wednesday the 5th Of en-
Der next, 10 continue Sunday. The brethren on
the nelghborlng circuits respectfully requested
interest them=e with the meeting and present
AL friends Of campmee;iugs Of every christian de-
nomination are kindly invited to mite with US
\. b. No booth stall viii be permitted within the
limits prescribed by law.
BY order OF Conference
Mineral Point, July 3oth 1850. n3I.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SIIERlEF'S SALE.
Shewell ) Lorraine, PlaiutiG,
GgGsHss

Shewoll ) Lorraine, Plaintiff,
GgGSHst
Edward 4 I.ulI. Francis j. Dunn tie unknown h-f-,
law OF George Moore deceased, and the known O.
of the south east quarter Of the southeast quarter ~
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of .eei
number four a. in township number (5,) norm .
range uuSHber. one ~ east, Defendants.
State Of Wisconsin, Iowa county Circuit Court 70 Pa,
titioR.
ID virtue Of Judgment or partition and ssle ob,,,
j. IN the above entitled action, in the above ut.n
Court, To directedan delivered bearip. asf,l
first Gay Of October, A D. 1855, and by direction az
tits Attorneys, Vii. oer for sale and sell az Ist
auction TO the highest and best bidder tor cash in
at the front door Of the Court House in CITY
erSl Point Iowa county. Wisconsin, on th II
dsy Of August A. d. ls6o, o'clock p NJ Of aid -
all OF the following described Real Estate lyi1 e
ing IN the county Of Iowa and State Wisconsin, ~
The southeast quarter Of the outh-rast " -,
north Quarter of the, southeast quarter N -
ton number Tour - IN township number fy. rs n-I
of range number a. Of the fourth ~
maTidisn The wilt bo sold IN separate parcels c
tanning 10 acres each.
Dated Sheriff 5 Office, Ninera, Point, June II $50
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Shsnf
n26tds Iowa county Wis
Com, AEsssoRE SCDDUTH, Attorney, !or Plaintir
Tb- above sale postp oned until Saturday the lstb
August 1880 THOS. MCFARLAND,
Sheriff
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Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL Is. 1sGe trans
~ will leave FIR sport Sundays eIcepted) az 5:So
1905 Pix. II NJ Chicago and intermediate Pr
arriving at Chicago at II:I5 $40 ana \
Trains leave Chicago 81 e45 A II, n. End $50 4
and arrive atiFreeporr at 323 g45 and sSO A.
n, connecting
At BeIvidero for JanesviIi- Madison, Pa
RE du CHEN, Milwaukee, &c.
At Junction with Chicago, Buriin zton and Quincy AL
Chicago and Fulton r. Rs.
At Chicago with all trains East.
1t FreePort with all Illinois Central L L trains d.
NorE-6:iO n train leaves Freeport Sunday. nisA'
but not Saturday.
tv Sleeping Cara on all Night Trains,
Z. b. TALcoTT,
II. II. PORTER GesI Sspf
GEM Paofn1sr Agent
DRY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
y JENKINS. BAaPtN.sR 4 t.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

Defendant. s
DY virtue Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sSe o..
ID tanned from the above named Court. The abor.
entitled cause directed and delivered bearing 5st.
the 18th day OF May 1860 and by direction Of PLAINTIFF
Attorney shall expose for sale and sew public aue-
ton the front door OF the Court House Of
Mineral Point Iowa county, Wisconsin, Saturday
2gth day OF September, A D. ls60t O'Clock J. N ofsai
day all Of the following described real estate mach
thereof be sufficient TO satisfy the Judgment 10
this action, together with interest and COSTS to-st
The half of the s0uteast quarter and tho north
west quarter Of the th-est qusrer, and the sozt
quarter of the northeast quarter OF section
eighteen rs. in township numcer six t6) north q range
number a. east, containing 100 acres
lying and being in the County OF Iowa aud stste Of Wa
Dated Sherif's Oihce, Mineral Point, lows county,
Wisconsin, june 25th, A u. 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND Sheriff
n26tds Iowa county Wis
Conn., MxssxoER 4 SrDDUrH Plaintiff Attorneys
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

forfeited b OF the
sale Public Auction
November. A D. lso0 unless
clock, day until all Of such
the
January D. ls6l the returned against such
and cent damages
against and not included herein The per
viii
y alphabetical order and pub
/ p HARVEY
u. ) CoTEr.i s..
JAMES II. HOWE,
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imposes upon the authority of Territorial
Legislature, we cheerfully recognize and re-
spect In conformity with the decision Slaves
are recognized as property, and placed on a
footing with other property. Hence, the
ou1aer of $l0UcS-tte same rs the 0lcHer
Of any other specieS Of 7oroperty-has a
right to rcnl0re to q Territory md carry
h'S properly 'cith ham"
In these extracts see plainly that Mr..
Douglas admits that all possible power under
the Constitution, given the Territorial
Legislature, and tha. the Supreme Court had
6ocided in the bred Scot; case. determining all
the questions III the case .l,. nothing out what
was essential to the decision OF the case upon
its nerils; and further, that he accepts that de-
cision as an authoriiipe exposition of the Con-
stituiIou.
Seeing that the decision OF the Court denies
to the Territorial Legislature any freedom or
power to regulate the institution except "the
power coupled with the duty of guarding and
protecting the owner in his rights" and that
Mr.. Douglas accepts that decision author
alive exposition Of the Constitutions; how, then
can we avoid the conclusion, that those of his
sdherenis who honestly value wha; they con-
srder the principle Of squatter sovereignty are
holding on to delusion? What can be the
value OF that freedom of action, which is sub
ject to a Constitution" which forbids the action
contemplated? Surely. it is very unreal.
We entreat honest Democrats to look at this
subject candidly and thoroughly in al its bear
ing.. If they will do 50, we feel sure tina. they
will soon see that they have indeed question
before them which they must decide,--he.her
they Will give their influence and their VOC.
in favor of Intervention for slavery interven-
! ton against alarery- We know how It viii se
answered.
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Commercial Advertiser.

The Poor NIau'- Day.
sT EuEsszl3 ELL,-ET-
sIJ5a.h h1,y
T. tl- IGaIy,
=tIT. tIl1 l-s q weielr1- days
When thou crr1. 80. earth zlI ocean.
zflIe .taI 6-i-tt1ss-. rest auI motion.
Help th- p7ar mans heart o. pray
-11-aas=i forest,
Bird TIA. -a1rast
Stiu tlsI art % welcome day;
When thou ram---. earth and OCEAN.
shall and Ls.rltar-s, re-t and motion,
Help the poor mans heart 10 pray.
sun-waseI forest,
Bird tia. -aar-+t
DER tLr mute iapurr!ei moor
Thro5.le'- song that strss,Is.-iise flows,
Wind that o's- the d.w-Ir1P goes B.!
weir1rna now ttle woe worn r-oor-
LltsFc river
Young frever,
CLOUD, znlI-HF-h- with thankful gIee,
Happy woodLfas -IaLry weeping.
C,uIt within tl- wild ra-- k--rfur.
ola tlltt they vcre HIe-t as Sc.
Sabbath holy
For Li= I13Iy
Paint wi-b f5Eer7 thy zIi;teriE- so
Fog aliicti1u-s sons and daughters.
BiI thy mountains, yaa.-s and waters.
Pray 90 Col 90 poor mans God
Pale young mother
Gasgiuz hr1ihsr.
Sister t1iling iu despair,
Grief-boEed sire, that life long digest
WIiit--Iirpei chill tiias Sleeping -i=hest,
Come and drink the light aud air.
st1I Col liyeth
still lie civeth
WI.et no law can take away
AMI the Sabbath bringing -Ialuess
Unto hearts lf weary sadness,
SriI ART rhpu .- The Poor Mans Day.
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aESE; ESAGHEEC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
:. Pabri,i,eI Every Thnr-any ,roruiu=

- PaBIi,ired Every ThHr-any Mornia=.
Arp-rrrv f-EF~.i '7 --u rrur gf te = 20 per ar-
-vr t American postage AMI ezras.- of 5rra-
ing lhl -r.r -a n-s.l pal -t.u Al pa-- Au.rral
EIr.f - 1. i1r- T. Stats postage stamp their.
wL-h wH prevent any American pt--l.. f.l- r..rtf 30.
th.i~t..IrHrs- r-- --.r- r - have. ..--~
paIaE- Forward 60 -...r-h o.. Hawai- tr nails.
NtF.- 30 "l-..fi 'HsH'-rf--N.Frr- VIII .~tr.er.
Autr1r-rt aiv-r meats first u--,1uI T- s--..Ig .-.
l-trI -I'-'fHeu- doe ---- s.s.
BEnsss cIrl t exceeding .rr.. rar a-al1 50 HI.
Zach rfIf.rraI f.u-.I ...... ~ ..-.
T. Payable .f.EFg- il fIsarra.
shps Iv- .rHt eve's1 GJi.ls ----. Insertion q 90
Ee.. -..-..E 70 tI--rt..r. so e--
Q-kEr.-rT Nuse3r-ts viii l- e1rraf tf. r.,.l. rs-
payable a- ti-e -ari Hf al-il quarter
For -l-. t- space - fines per qrls.-r s5 GJ
For "nei NTH .f column quarter -IZ 90
Fgr auz-ts.. o. c.lr o.
FJr who's. lz- Ir lIrr.-r -. ~
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C-oxTEA ACToE AND E-ILuER- TIE uuisr-rel would In
form hf- AMI Tire public. that Pc has taken ana
f--.I uT ..a rr-u.- Fort s--r- nrl.--. O. Brewer
.l-- store a- tI:pENTEE SHOP. and w.f solicit that
r-----s lsr.t.s.r. literally u.-r.=.i- All orders
:r- eiri.ss a-t--t-- iIIl-- Pleas ~fiiratiI Ils and
C.rrr-z .t-s- l o. ...t- r.-rr.r--.-- lf-rItrh
CHARLES ". VINCENT
y. E-DOpES. WISDOM SASH and al. other articles Ter
aiming house building constantly ca hand and for sale s
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- - y '- CASTLE ~ COOKE.

Importers 1UI Wholesale ami Retail dealers 1 General NcI
c1rli n the oi stauI corner 0 the King and scho'
streets, t.- Church Also tile Spr
fI.-riy occupied i - II. Nicholson. jn King street opp
-i-= the sessuaus Chapel Agents for Dr. Jayne M,d
1O5--f
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Manufacture Importer AMI nr n n ani shoes of every
description ShH- FIir-. Pump. Sol. RIGGING. Harness,
Patent Calf. tsua-. Hog. Buck skins
Trunks. Naiis-s- >rl G,vc- foIs. -i Masks, Black
Ing. E-Usr- Hosiery. Brick shoe o.
...--L N----..--- L-.------- N I. l---
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ELORENS STAPENiIG
AGENT FOR THE

Te Undersigned takes uo Men chants Ship Masters
sc. that l- has beyu duy appointed AGENT ti
New York Board Uulerwritgrs.
I3-cf ALEX. !. CARTWRIGHT.
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WILCOX. RICHARDS n CO.,
sNsurantt Glr0s.

9NsQrlntt Glr0s.
AGENT FOR LLOYDrS
The undersigned notify Merchants ship and
Shpmts;-rS that he has received appointment
AGENT "a these Islands for LLUHD'S LONDON.
lO5-u L. {. JANTON,
FLORENS STAPENHORST.
tl- Bremen aul Dresden Board Underwriters All
claims the said Underwriters.
about this kingdom, viii have b- certified before him
I-f
TIRE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CONPA-
ny. Established 1856 Tor Fire ami Lie Assurance at
home abroad.
Capital EI.259.I60. Sterling.
The undcTsi- has been appointed gent fr the Sandwich
Islands X. {. JANIDN.
TIT Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23
HOWLAND'S
aHaEsROTYEeE GALLERY.

TEyHE JNDERSIGN NED would call the ATTENTION Of
Of his Friends and the Public To his Rooms, the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser Printing Office the
Post Oc where hc taking Pictures which, elegance Of
style and Spfyu1~S Of tone. cluuct he eNcellel.
Of New stock. Chemicals he is
prepared % take Pictures with all the ates improvements
IT, Pictures taken Glass. Paper Patent Leather India
Rubber and warranted give entire satisfaction.
Nh The Public invited - call and examine specimens
Ila-tf W. F. ROWLAND Artist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23
H0N0LULU

AlIBROTYPE & DAGUERREAN GALLERY!
AAGUERR EOTE PES. 4 NJ Il Il OF ! u rs.
p and PHOTOGRAPHS taken n the highest perfection Of
lUj-tf) +. BINDT.