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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16

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In PASSING through Hiio, one cannot fail 70
observe how !uxur!ently everything grows, and
10" very rlcn the sJA :. Our road led Us
through the center u the town. and the pretty
cottages were the subject u remark, all shaded
more or less by trees and vines, and all looking
neat and attractive, indicating thrift and comfort.
An hours side over ground more or less c%ultiva-
ted, brought u 10 the woods. and We entered at
once & dense jungle. and moss Of under growth.
The pathway was nearly INSTRUCTED by the weed
- OIL, u jJi a. il i sometimes called, which Is
only q nuisance, a. il kills out almost everything
e.s-, and i Of no manner Of use. We had never
seen II grow - rank - here, forming quite .
woody stem. On either hand stood the trees Of
the forest. and We soon noticed = popularity
about them, new 10 u. We did not sec two
trees having branches Two feet thick. Most Of
them had but few branches near the ground, and
those thrown out high up were small. presenting
q scraggy appearance. The trunks too, were
covered with moss and parasitic plants. and look
81 us if suffering from premature decay. There
was not that healthy look about the growth.
which makes an American forest 50 attractive.
very heavy underground Of ferns. Il plant, pan
dauus, &c, gave evidence Of the richness of the
soil beneath. The d" ohia-kaiehua' was in
blossom, and more gorgeous coloring was never
seen On trees than these scarlet flowers made.
The road through the woods was very good.
and two hours from starting, we emerged on the
edge Of the Lake Of FerHs"-such we would
designate the vast fields Of fern leaves that were
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16

FROM PCGEr SoUND-From Capt. Moore, Of III
barkentiue Jenny Ford, We have Port Townsend an
Olympia papers 10 July Is. 4 new paper called th
N.0rtirsst, has just been started at the former place
and from the numbers which has came to hand, ",
should judge it TO be just what IS wanted in that
new aud growing country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
VESSELS IN PoRT-AUGUsT Is.

Az b.rk Cone. smith
Am bark Zoc, Bush
Hz-. brig Mar Ellen, Bennett
HA~- bark r w Wood, GheFkeu-
An barseItine JenEy Ford. Moore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16

NAPOLEON FETE DAY-This anniversary of the
French nation occurred yesterday. High mass was
performed At the Catholic Church. and in the even.
ing HIS ExcelIency the French Commissioner gsyt
an entertainment n his residence. Elem place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16

OCEAN CURRryTs-The following was picked IN
on French FriEate Shoal during July, having drhed
some 300 miles in q westerly course during ten
months, or about four miles per day.
" Thrown overheard from snip SHEA. Aug. so. 1850 sr
CEls- + Hart, in Long l45.- Lat. 2I=.-
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ships Mails.

ZOE SAN RRASCTscC-pcr Comet about the md II August.
FOE VICTORIA, Y-I-psT Jenny Ford, I'd ;ns;-
fOR HmO-per Raluna, this day.
Foz LAH1ISs-Per Kaiua1- this day.
yOE KACAf-Per Odd Fellow, about Saturday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-16
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. AUGUST i.
our TRIP TO THE VOLCANO,
And What we SayT There
o HILO. HAWAII


TIE NV ssn zr-Esa.D -EsvEE
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3ltN advertisements.
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PR1NcE LoT-We learn that the health OH tx
ceIency Is gradually improving, though he Is still
very weak. \ sea-voyage has been proposed as the
most effective means to restore his health. thus re-
moving him from the care Of his official duties till
MS recovery. For this object, the representative
have voted the sum Of s., 600, which TIE MOBILES will
probably concur in. --
The NEXT MAIL.-The New York mail left that
port by the steamer Of July II, which would arrive
IN San Francisco, August 4. By any vessel ar
irving here after the 18th, We may there look for the
next Eastern mail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29
DOM M EHCIAL.

DAILY Cars CrrY ovrscn,
eve Keokuk, Jnne 3sth.f
FLoUk--6upernne. ~ 30 Spring wheat, sx-
tra, 4a7p, Fall vAeas, extra, - 10 g849a
BRAN AND SHORTS, 70 to rs per %.
CoRN-s w. --ecod arnsad. A go
BARLEY--spring, s5sse, Fall, 7Sasoc.
WHEAT In good demand. Fail u s0al %;
Spring coal 05.
0A1S--5b to 37 E#
RYE-soa7oc In good demand.
P0TAToEs--s2scb BY the load retail nd.
GR0CEKIEs-New Orleans Sugar, lair 7aasA.
prime ssssS, clarified PAIL, crushed and Loaf liz
70 2a. ADMINISTRATION 40 TO Soc, q. ii 40
TO IS, Golden Syrup, 80 TO s5c. ccfss--Rio 1ss
tc is. Java isto lee. Laguyra, TO Is to 49, Rice,
5iQSs.
s0AP--Palm eie, Family 6ae; German, (cin.)
7to7i.
cANDLEs--stn 1sto 70. stsartne Ii, Mould
I2i, summer prcssed,I6
LARD 10 to I0i; retail I2Ac.
BUTTER-choice sto o. retail l2A TO is.
LEATHER-sole rs to csc Harness 2YA
EIDEs-Dry I2a 10 10; green, s to 81 green
sheep psiss 40 to 75c; green hog skins rs.
HAY--prairies6 to %; Timothy and Hanga-
rian, 81 0oi Baisd do. So TO siei Retail. sl2.
sEEDS.--Hungarian Grass. 2Saas Timsthy, 81
DO to 90; Flax Seed, S0aS0.
suNDRIEs--onions, 40 TO SO Eggs, 8.
Feathers. zoe to $50; White Beans, roc toee.
FRUIT--Dried apples, 40 10 / IS par bush.
Dried peaches, - DO to 1905 sKaisins, 81 30 10
3 rs.
CHEESE--W. II. 10; Denmark q to 10.
PROVISIONS Hams vi to 10; Shouiders ri to 9;
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4 not the slightest consequences.

GTHow did it happen that the Journal
omitted TO notice Monroe Ried's speech at
the funeral on Monday night Surprising
that the emission was 90 accidental over
sight, which will sometimes occur in the best
regulated Offices, we waited TO see the COR
reesion in yesterdays Journal. But We wait
ed in vain. Are we 80 infer that the omis-
sion was intentional? And IL SO, Why so I
1t vas none Of our funeral, il is true. Yet
we like so see. impartial jussics done, and We
submit that Monrce's "spreading OF the
American Eagle" was as forcible, as argu-
mentative, and as appropriate to the occa.
sion as any speech made that evening. 1t
was, therefore, equally as deserving OF no.
tics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

The Douglas club Of this city has had
it's constitution ratified by the Baltimore Con-
vention, and will continue in existence till
after the election 10 November Journal.
The Douglas club has had its plans
knocked into pi,' it's hopes blown 'higher
thsn kite and It's squasfer sovereign gas
bladder collapsed, by the Baltimore Conven-
ton, aud it's continued existence is q matter
OF not the slightest consequences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

e. Hundreds of our oppon1ntH suddanly
Ind their - tongues cot loose" and are now
hurraing, with q will, for the Little Gi-
ant" One good shout for Douglas, makes
shem feel "as happy as clam ~ Jeurnal.
Don's know how ii may be with those hun
dreds Of your opponents, bat We should judge
from appearances that you original Douglas
men feel more like "skinned eels.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29
GT Heavy clouds, q gust of wind, whirl
Of dust, and slight fall Of rain yesterday
afternoon.

AN ITgH FoR THE County JUpGE.--A bridge
over Sugar Greek, on an important road
leading to Keokuk, deserves immediate at
tention. We are informed that Ii In dan
gerous condition. Will not the County
Judge see TO 1t, before serious accident oc-
ours
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

~-Sce d. X. Humphreys advertisement Of Pub
lie sale Of Market saloon, on Fourth street, on
Friday morning at = o'clock.
June 2S-d
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Pre- IN ature.

The democracy of keokuk, ~ well as in
many other places, held their ratification
meeting little too soon. Fitzpatrick hav-
ing declined the honor OF being beaten in Mo-
venber, and Johnston, of Georgia, being now
on the track, we submit to our democratic
friends, that it 10 proper that another rasih-
cation meeting should be called. The GAIN
cy Herald and Chicago Times say that fIis'
patrick 10 venerable and distinguished
statesman, and decidedly great man in eve
nv respect. But unfortunately, although
Douglas was perfectly willing to be put on
she ticket with an advocate Of the slave code,
and the slave trade, and would have gladly
joined, heart and hand, With the slaveocracy,
Mr.. Fitzpatrick was too smart to link bic des-
tiny with the waning fortunes Of the Giant.
Come, gentlemen, call another funeral -
Fitzpatrick was not ready TO die, and your
obsequies were over the wrong man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29
H. =. TEN EXCK,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. en- AND MAIN-STs.,
keokuk, iowa,

LsrRE, LAKE. RIvER AND LIFEIN
l. sUhANGE promptly attended 10 at this Office
Better and more sDExsIsY be given NJ this
Agency than any other In this city, and less trouble
aftera loss
aEtna trs Co., t tHrtford, Cerr., 81, 1s4, Toe
Home insurance Company, Of Neg Fork, I,457 81 -
North American IN. Co., Hartford, Coma, 500, 600
Cuy Fire fnsarancs Co., Of ksr Hapen, 27o6bs
Ph9nir Fire Insurance Co., of kstr York, 200 eco
Lc,19ard Fire Insurance Co., hsw York, 26a 0Oe
Connecticut MafsaiL In Co., Hartford, 3,oo0,523
Dix. J.. W Bosp Medical Examiner.
EE~A. W. GKIFFI1n is authorized to receive
applications for ali above Companies.
sw buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at as
low rates ether Companies who pay their Losses
III. Il, TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Office corner ID and Mait SITS, Ksokuks Iowa.
June T dim
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Auction Sales.

n r. HUmPHREY. Asetion and Com
II. mission Merchant, No. kstss House.
ksgulAr Anesion Sales On Tuesday THURSDAY
ana Saturday morning.; also every evening. Eur.
niture sales every Saturday morning.
Y In Particular attention Givsa % SALES IN The
coantry. $500 lsrMf
I WILL sell nj Public Auction, ON Friday morn.
i ing, tho 18th inst, at o'clock, vt the M ark
ct Saloon, Fourth street. all the lumber and
fixtures OF that well known establishment, consist
ing Of Counters Pser-0iasses, Pitchers, DecAnters
&C., &c. Aiso lot OF Lumber, Bedsteads, Mattres-
ses, 70. This establishm ent ia we'll located for
business, and can be rented very low, afording
Eood opportunity f0f any one fishing y continue
jun2sd
JUST received large consi gnmsnt of Table Cut
my2s D.F. HUMPHREY.
a VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN this ciiy
~ for sale, or will be exchanged for a Farm
Apply TO ID. II. HUMPHREY.
lust received q consignment Of fne Foekst
" Knives direct from manufacturers, which will
be sold at private sale DO per cent less than NJ 1A
prices tapl6dl D. F. HUMPHREY Ag't.
r HAVE been appointed sole A gent for the sale of
Franks Chemical Wrirng Fluid, which for
com nercsal and school purposes is highly recon-
mended Equal 10 the best IN the market.
ap26d u. +. HUMPHREY.
N EHF0A&S Oh SummET GUAlA 3u&E 9pfAFMx
n which will b. sold at large discount from
cost. Also.s lot Of Sunmer shawls,
Aprfi16, 80 ID ID. r. HUMPHREY
w. Ia. Wood
rs AGENT FOX THE FOLLOWING
/ REAIAHLE IlEE AND EIRE I'm.
SURANCE COMPANIES:
Mutual Bcnefa Lite ans. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. / '60, 81, 400, $3.50.
This Company has larger accumulation COM
pared with It's liabilities than any other Life In
surAnce Co. in the United States.
80 persons in this city have their lives insured
In this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms co. OF NEW YORK.
A Cash GAPstnt $500, 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capita 1900, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN, N. X.
Gash Capiaas $3.50 900.
MANHATTAN FINE ms. co. OF NEW YORK
CapitHt ana Surplus sfUU,UO
90 Particular attention ven TO Marine and
Fire Insurance. Contract Policies Issued.
0FFICE-On Third-st., Keok ak Iowa.
w. L. WOOD, Agent.
june Io. lsee-d
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A RNoLD'S INK, sll sizes, for sale by
~ myl M. w, WEHTCOTT.
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FIKE CRACKERS.
~ BIS. just received and for sale very cheap |
lUU by KELLOGG 4 EIRG2-
az HHDS. N. q. sUGAk, from fair to choace for |
1J sale ut the lowest prices for cash. by
June2bi KELLOGG &BlRGE.
4 IPrlacoIT'S Edition of Bulwer's Novels,
L. ready.
What will he do with ii,
Lat Days VI pompci,
O1DEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CRY BOOKSTORE,
jetd 81 Main st.
TIVE MIL ON Tue FLUss, by the author Of
/ Adam Bede, this day received by
june4d osiDEN. BkoWNRLL 4 co.
CEMENT
hfl BBI4S. fresh just received and for sab low
KELLOGG BIRGE,
my29d M IS MA,n-st.
GLUE.
Onn LBS. good cabines-maksr's in store and
A. u WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagie and Mortar,
mch2od No. % Main-street.
QrH VOL. oLAkkE,s kEPOkIs, at
Q OGDEN, BRoWNELL a CO.'S
CRY BOOKSTORE,
JED 30 Main-st.
1sLAKIFiED,
~ REFINED.
ssesa
pow DEkED SUGARS !;
80 bills. Belshsr'slss 4oJ e1ow 1t retail or whole
sale by KELLOGG 4 BIKaE.
1 je2Sd
! GEARS On K y q h EK ALTON.
\ ~ Price 90 cents. For sale at
i OGDEN, BKOWNELL 4 CO.'S
4 CIrY Book SroRH
ApYiil6 No. 81 M2in-st.
/ EPALDINu's pkEPAkEDGLLk. A new stock.
/ ~ This day received by
/ OGDEN, BROWNELL co.
apr6d 81 Main-st.
NEW BOOKS.
UsT resolved = mem supply oil "Tho Minister .
~ Msoing and "From Dawn to Daylight"
a.. w. WESTcOTT,
Msr27d ~ Mains 1t.
n /yI4AAkE'S KEpOkT's.-7th vol. just received
4 ~ OGDEN BROWNE ELL 4 CO.,
janl2 No. 81 Main-st. "
rnAYLOR BROS superior London Mustard
4 j fur sale by
aplsd CoLLIERs 4 ROBERTSON,
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PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.

can recommend II with great confidence.
L.. G.. DDgerSOil, Dentist.
For sale at my Dental ~ oms.
Corner If 3rd and Main Streets, keokuk.
june Is, 1860. d
cariain Materials.
PUFF LINEN 40 inches vide.
- GREEN LINEN 40 inshss vile.
Bat Linen SO inches wide.
Green Linen 80 inches vide.
Buf Cotton 81 inches wide.
Green Cotton j. So inches wide.
Gilt and Plain Paper Curtains.
Rollers, cord and Tasseis.
For sale by NJ w. wFsTeoTT. !
June III 81 Main Street.
Pear care Aboard the Nhnte snap.
ksMBHsciRa cruises in the Pacific, Atlantic, In
IL dian and Antarctic Oceans, in the years 1855
81, 't7, .3s ami ~, by W. d. whitoar. For sale
by OGDEN BRoWNELLA co.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
McGUFFEf Is New LIST. ID, Sd, 4th 9TH and 9th
1NI Readers.
Mc6ufsy's Old ist, ID. Sd, Attn and 5th Readers.
. New Juvenile Speaker.
Eclectic Speler.
Rays part lat, "a and Sd Arithmetios.
. LIST and "a Algebras-
stoddard's Practical Intsilecraal and Juvenile
Mitchcii's Modern Geography and Atlas.
Ancient I"
!" Primary
Gotten 4 Fitch's Modern Geography.
Introductory
Zacho's New American Speaker.
Northendss Little -
Tho Students
The Little Orator.
Payson, Dnuton \ Scribner Is Copy Books.
new supply just received by
Nj. w. wEsTcoTT,
May25d ~ Msin-st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heating virtues.

IL is a fact, authenticated here as we'll as all
over the State, and indeed the whole Western
States, that sioan's Medicines have obtained
widespread celebrity and reputation, TO which
they are justly entitled Tor their healing virtues
and powers. We are not among those whe are prone
TO eneorao every patent bug that comes siong,
and In this instance have delayed our endorsement
mt I've have been able 10 make a@euraaee aeably
sure. not only by testing them personally ourselves
pat from the testimony rf numerous portion OF
the comm anity living around U.s. Ill. Globe,
Paris, Al rii lz, 1850.
see sio4ns advertisement In another column Of
this PAPER. uune 70 dot VII
EFC0mmon senso rules the mass Of the people,
whatever the misuamed aud misanthrope philoso-
piers may say to the contrary. Show them good
thing; bet its merits bs CLEARLY demons atsd and
they viii not hesisae To give 1t their cordial
patronage The masses have ALREADY rati fed the
judgment Of physician concerning the virtues Of
DIR Hoetstter's Bitters, as may BIC seen in the i'm
mense quantities OF this medicine that are anna
ally sold in every section Ut the land. Ii Ia now
recognised ~ greatly superior TO all other RENE
dies yet derived for diseases Of The digestive
such diarrha, dysentery dyspepsia, and ali the
various levers that arise from arrangement of
fast hee ming household word, franz Maine to
Texas, from the shores nj the Atlantic to the Pa
CT &c. Try ~.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
verywhers. =
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. ]. WILKINSON, BARrLxrr,
KAYE Co., and j. BaABKs.
June Is. '69-dAw
xA- We would call particular attention To Nc
Leans notice in another column. We add the fol-
bwing from the ST. Louis Herald, With speaks
volumes in it's favor. We say 10 all, give il 9
trials
1--WE take especial pleasure in Recommending
McLean's celebrated Strengthening Cordial, ~ al
inv luable remedy for general debility and weak.
ness. We have IL tested in q circle under oar
own immediate observation, and voach for its
efficacy and worth. Ii 10 article which should
be kept constantly In every family, ii Ii certain
! iy an an aiuable medicine.
1 See advertisement, an another column.
je l5d&w
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cT~ The footprints Of Repnblicanism, in
the Valley OF the Upper Mississippi, will be
sought In vain, after the ldes VI November.
Journal.
DO you mean that the Republicans wcn't
SNAKE tracks," or that the Donglasitss will
be 50 blind with weeping that they can't see
themf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

fhOIGGENE. s@#f@
a VERY superior article of Cincinnati COAL
"A OIL for sale at ST IA gallon, IT the
apl9dAw kEOkuk DRUG STORE.
Impr0vc0 lsIasItc Extension syringe,
IT kWI6 RICHARDSON'S ,--tho most beauti-
- frl and convenient apparatus yet invented for
sale 81 tho kEOkuk DRUG STORE,
my26d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

CO Biackwood's MagMsine, for June, has
a number of interesting articles, OF which
we note "The Schoolmaster at Home -
"Night;" sbiiiton;" "Csptain Speake's Ad-
venturss;'' Scottish National Character
s'Universsl Suffrage in Savoy" "The Fight
for.the Belt"
This venerable magazine is republished BY
Leonard Scott h Co., New York, at $500
per annum or $40 for Black wood and the
-four British Quarterlies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

FlRE.-Late on friday afternoon frame
tenement building on Elm street, occupied by
about ten families was discovered to be on
FIRE. 1t spread rapidly, and before any
thing could be accomplished, had extended
TO an adjoining wooden building Both were
burned 10 the ground, and SpilE's brewery,
near by, was only saved BY extraordinary
cxerssons. The large building was owned by
man named CLARK, Of Montpelier, Vt, and
was,l We believe, uninsured. 1t il not known
how tho accident occurred.--lDes MONIES
Journal.
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KeokuR Drug Store.
Flsrn~strees, bet. Wnt. A. HiOndean
KEOkTK. IOWA,

aLARG f assortment Ut De ufs,
n Chemicals, Instruments and
Fancy articles just received ut
the above establishment, com
rrising all the new Chtmiea
Preparations, Tilden i FluidEx
tracts, 'lrusses, Abdominal Sup
porters, pessnticr, Spec ulums d
all kinds. Seth scopes, Cathe
tiers. SpermatorshGn Kings, ana
some splendid ca Is Of Char
riere's sup ser Instruments.
These articles having be- u Sc
sesttJ Win paciai rvierS ace Il
b. hnown vans u lle rsOie
4 :. 4 aties I'D =.
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TEXT BOOKS, DIsSECTING INSTRUMENTS for
the use OF students. FANNY CHESTS, ard CASES
oi MEDICINES. Having purchased our stock for
Cash, afford to Sell cheap as any reliable
Pharmacy In the United States. We invite II To
call aud examine our stock.
Dee. Is, 1882 dAsIy STRONG A co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

DEArH or J. NJ. NEwcoEB. NJ. New
comb, formerly Of this County, and for some
years past, : prominent Lawyer and Republi-
can politician Of Davis County, died on
Monday. His death resulted from gun-sho,
wounds, inflicted by : MIR. Platt, some days
previous to his death.
We have not heard the particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-29

hEOAEk ~NtME WANGEAGTOMY
Thrd-st,, bet Main and Johnson.
IHlRlS made to order from measure upon prin
- cple that ensures perfect 1T.
Ladies' ard gentenen 4 unl, garments nj 6e mn
ard reIais cd.
s'antlenens linen repaired orr altered.
maY25d Mis- SHEPHERD.