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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
DR.. LUMT'S WORM CANDY.

nEffGHTrti rrEPAR s1foN ~ srGAR.--No taste -
medicine: safe aud certain remedy Tor woRN-. mid
aud gcnilc rhysc for children. Ill Who nse IL are
great, pleased
Prep red by ". :. LuNT. M,rurr CRY. Ono. -
whom all orders should be addressed for The aho,
medicines.
Sold 10y ~. 4. kiz,N. Winchcster; Hunt q Harris.
Lynn; r. =. Siarbuck. Bucna ki-a: l.. r. Halliday.
Mack >sillr. u. Polly, Baiaka: y Simmons Union Cit,:
VIM. ickcrsham, Acw Lisbon; u. ". Sumption. Rids
vile. IAN io-I,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02

~ Notwithstanding the excitement, John
Richardson continues To oifcr great indueement,
in the trade OF bis new goods
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
L p. & C.. RAIL ROAD LINE


FN-oD -NtHN ~ JsN VT
SfH.' = 80 e., vssi .ide II N-r diam = ~ in III
...ifa If Preaching et~rs aif-sn. >tis
$50 81 hff .r-f "'.'t Il g. ~ rsf 9 - Doe.
...... 49,. ta. ..n Co.. ...s.,ni Sah.i' krr. i-s-
49, Is q gWFgfIf.. fi-f.s
s-a.f.sh h.,.,l -srs >s.i.ai.i - -sI..,k 4.
M. &. CHURCH,
Sifna;s.,l -d f Meridian -tfref sth part
f.n Irsashiry even Sabbath at hail pat ~ eik
a. m. AMI a night. hs ia Pastor. Rev. VI. }. ME- r.
FSahl,lth ~shs.si ~ bali tat "'ci"sk n ga.
Pray - meeting ever, Wednc-4ias night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02

FOR CHILDREN IkEiHlNG- which greatly facilitate
the process OF Tecthing. ~ se-nire the gums rrdn
eng al infammatonni ~ ALA, all pain and ~Pasiaos-
c actioa aud i srRE - nxerf.rE TIE rowriS. he
pend npon a.. mothers. u will give ret t. Yourselves
and RELIEF And HEALTH 10 Your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years and sas. confidence and truth Of n. hat
have t-en able To ~ any other medicine
has failed. ia sinre Instance. q" effect cure
when timely used. Never did W know an instance
( Of dissatisfaction b. any who used n. on The
contrary all delighted With it, operations. and
speak ~ terms 0f highest commentator 81 IL magic
Al effects and medical virtues We speak in his mat
bat DO know. aficr ten years cVfrrlcuee.
and pledge rIu-i!on lsr The faalinent Il ~het
here ieci4rr. Ia almest every in~aIisc where Al
infant is Suffering from pain and exhaustion. relief
Ni Be found in fifteen 0T twenty minutes after the
~ rup j. administered.
This valuable prc;a ration l. h prescription of one
ofthc NpcTicHcr,i and skiiiful New I'm
gland. aud has been used with failing sucecs>
ia thousands of eases.
II only relieves the child from pain bat inNigor-
stomach aud bow els. aeidil, and give
and energy l. the whole STEM II Vii almost
INSTANTLY relieve Gripping ia The Bowels and ind Col
ic aud ovcrcnns u~ion~. which. ii hot speedily
remedirI. cud Ina DEATH w hclicNcif TIE brSi and
remedy in the werid. in al % ns>cnfcr,
aud Daraca Ia children. whether Il arises frsm teeth
ing from any other cause Wewould -, 10 ever,
mother hr ha~ child suffering from any
going complaints. do u.i let prciuliecs. the
prejudces OF other stand between YOUR suffering
child aud the relief that viii BE- absaiuieI IL
~ure-ta follow he ofthis medicine. IL timely used
Full directions for using IN accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUBrIS q
1 PERKINS. New York. j. on the outside wiper.
Sold by Druggists through out the world Principal
Office. No II Cedar Street. New York. Price. - cts
bottle. Sold in Winchester
W. b. PIERCE and II. L. klZER. NJ ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

ItCIf RI rn ne Nature, treatment. srd Radical
tpre 20 >psriaforrhoa ~eiuif4l Weakness. - asi
Debility. Ncr eHsiir-s. and irtolHntart lfs-ss.i-
inducing impotence. and Mental and ih-sic4i Inca
pacii..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
GIN As REMEDIAL AGENT.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STlMULANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the Of the MEnIoA
PRorrssf"> and The FANNY. having superseded the
>o-callcd Tins. 'Aromatic. Cordial. 'Mrdicaicd.
.SchnapS etc. - endorsed 10y all ri the promi
ply sicanS chemists AID onnois>crs. p"sses
sing all f those medical guaiific> (tonic and
diurcc) which belong Ia an OLD aHd TT kt Gin. Pat
up in quart bottles sold by all druggist groccrs
\. ". BiNINGER * co.
Established in ls7-.) sole PtoI.rieiors.
No. - Broadwa, street. y. Y.
. For sale by u. s. BARNES 4 CO.. No. n PARK Row.
New York.
our long experience and familiarity with the require
mcnts at DRraaIsTs. and superior business acli-
ties enable us To- furnish them With choice Liquors for
medicinal an family use. 2Gf-ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
LUNT'S H0iRH0UND BiLSlM.

= 7CorGn>.-lhe great and sudden changes of our
climate fruitful sources OF PrLvo>.RN and BRox-
crust Affections Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speeo, aud ceriaul, wien
taken ia the early stage of disease recourse should nj
be had to this aau, let the Cough Irritation
OF the Throat lee slight. by this prscluiion
-..-. -.I- ~ d.. .r- n
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
SHERIFFS SALE.


BY virtue Of an execution Ia directed from the
Randolph Common Pleas Court will eNl,"sc to sale
at the court house door in Winchester, Randolph
County, Indiana. on the
18th day of May, 1861,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, m. and o'clock
p. m. Of said day. the following real estate siua ted
ia Ra ndDlph County. Indiana. io-wit:
The southeast quarter 81 the northwest quarter Of
section thirteen, township twenty. range thirteen east
containing fnriy acres more or less.
Executed as the property of Edward Fisher. nj the
suit Of Gorge knis ~, John x. McIntirc aud samuel
knisely; i. II. JENKINS.
May >. lS5i fee 81. Sh'H Is. {. g
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02

r.. 2. KiZEE. W.nchester.
JotI TH@RSht &c. Fasf'' ai.s
EIsHARD JDBE~. lIanfsVilf-
FT-<T SI.DFNaKfT \ Co.. ls-sr-
= y NtSEFNIAIL. fit--aatt'ss.
= :. Il * ElfCk. Iu-n- fi-ta
=. z. HIATT sue9 HI
:sn.. u +
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
WINCHESTER MARKETS,
CORRECTED EVERY WEEK NJ
20 FL N r . 8 8,
GROCERIES, CONNECTIONS. PROVISIONS


Narlh. east eorner ofMaIa and FrankIln .lrsel.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02
GdIIz:lSsgl
szsziIEE!ENs
SOOTHING SYRIP.

Ma e'ssloU. an e'p''ieree'' Na''s a'd Fsa
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-02

-. g. MOFPAf.
Az Braaaaas. Ncw York.
FOR SALE BY ALL nHt GGisTS.
tu-. >. I-Gg--iy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30
PRICE. TWO CENTS.

Rev. JAMES NJ. FULLER..--This Brother
will be remembered by many Of our readers
as a former member of our Conference. Ine
Buffalo Adyocate says Of him
We learn that Rev. j. NJ. Fuller, Pfcs!-
ding Elder Of the Genesee District, has at
last yielded to the earnest solicitation Of the
leading friends Of the Union III Western New
York, and consented to accept the Colonclcy
of Regiment also, that he has consented
to take command Of the new Military Camp
Camp Upham-at Le Roy. On Sabbath
last, he preached his closing sermon as the
presiding officer of the church on the Dis
triet.
In accepting the office of Military Com
mandant, he yields only to what he believes
to be the voice of Providence. He will not
forget the sympathics and duties of the pas.
tor in his new relation. He will care for the
souls as we'll us the bodies Of his men. That
he will succeed as Colonel, no one who knows
him can doubt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30

QUALIFICATIONS OF A MINIsTEE.--lhe
minister that came to take charge Of So
ciety in one of our country towns, had the
following good things said of him In the place
where he last abored. lie was a good man
living very correct and exemplary life
The Society to which be came had 10 ob-
jections to his being good, but the members
we're far more anxious that the minister should
to smart. He was very friendly towards
other denominations. This was no reco1n'
incubation to very nany of the members, as
they had 10 interest in cu!tivating Christian
fellowship with others lIo was good tenn
perance man. They did not think much
of this, especially If he was going to say
much against moderate drinking among church
members. He was good voting Republican.
| O horrors This was too bad, for nine out OF
ten wanted Democrat if a minister Demo-
crat in politics could he found.
Does any one know Of minister who can
be had, who, though he may not have any OF
the good qualities above set forth, has tins as
the prominent one a smart man?
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30

THE WAY TO HEAvEN.-Thc way to he'.-
ven is just as short from the battlefield from
an enemy's prison. from Lucknow, or from
India, or from Peiho, as it is from the sane
tuary and it is as easy to get to heaven from
auv OF these as from the house OF God be.
cause, the way to heaven is the Mediator
who covers space who hears the Publlcans
first cry aud secs the Magdacn's only tear
receives the criminals last breath, and 10
whom the heart beats prayer when the lips
cannot speak, and who hears the dying SOL
diegs' and the dying sailors cry, when no
noise is heard by flesh and blood save the
terrible din Of the battlefield. What mag
niGcent religion is Christianity, '0r all CIR
cumstances, for all tribes
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30
zflisfclIonD.
From the Christian Messenger.
From the Seat Of War.

We are in receipt Of u private letter from
Rev. V. NJ. Simons, our chaplain OF the oth
Regiment, in which he says: Two hundred
of our men are sick. We have buried sixteen,
and perhaps there are as many moro that must
die soon. Thus, you see, sickness and death are
making fearful rayages upon us. Side by side
rest the bodies of the deceased, and their dust,
mingling with that Of Viryina's sacred soil,
will make it more sacred still.
You ask about extra copies of the Messenger,
&c. They would be very thankfully received
and would do much good in the Regiment Ii,
therefore, you have any numbers to distribute
gratuitously, and will be kind enough to for
ward them, they shall be used to the best posi-
bic advantage.
There is very great difference in the iaclll-
ties offered us here for religious instruction and
labor. and those to which we have been accus-
toned at home, and yet everything has been
done thus lar for me, on the part OF the officers
that could be done to facilitate my work, and
feel under great obligation to them tor then
kindness and gentlemanly bearing.
w hat we shall do when the winter season
comes and the Sabbaths are cold and rainy re
mains To be seen A committee has been ap
pointed to communicates with the general gov
ernment upon the sub jet, and application ha
been made for supply Ct large tents Tor re4';s
ious uses, or such other provision for the sam
purpose, as they may think best to make l
is expected that they will give the matter tina
favorable consideration its Importance demands
The more see Of matters here the more al
convinced that the war will be IL long an
bloody one. We might as well make up GU
minds to this and prepare ourselves accordingly
The issue Of the conflict is of course mel
question Of time. 1t will come sooner or later
as VIC appreEend aud acknowledge the real cau'
of this rebellion and arise in the might OF OF
= strength to anuihiiate it once and forever. =
Although Brother ;5imons' Letter was not d
: signed for publication, we deemed the aoo
extracts might be of interest to our readers al
have therefore taken the liberty to p"bish the;
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30

A WORD FROM CANADA.-A friend writing
US from Canada enclosing cash for his subscrip~
ton says: " am native Of Vermont, and
my sympathies are with you Of the North.
Pray do not fear about. Britain's interfering
with you in your national affairs. There are
thousands and tens Of thousands Of God.iear-
Ing men in Her Majcsty's domnions, who will
suffer anything for the want OF cotton, rather
than commit themselves to the side OF slavery.
Lincoln aud his Administrations are respected
by all such ia Britain Be just and fear not
May the descendants CT ETHAN Alien never
turn their backs 10 the slave power"
w. 3.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30
The Religion of the Camp.

The Boston Tract Society is distributing
books and tracts among our army on the fo-
tomac. The war correspondent oftho Boston
Journal thus speaks of this work:
Some time since Rev. Mr.. Alvord (occre-
tary of the Society had an interview with
General Scott, the old chief checriully dcvot-
ing an hour to his visitor, and conversing up
on the subject Of the influence OF religious
reading in the army. He expressed his firm
conviction that the more religious the army
became, the more efficient it would be. Chrl,-
tianity was promotivc OF discipline, health
and order. Men were not mere machines
they were influenced by motives, and the man
who looked beyond this lite-who recognized
his obligations to Supreme Being, would bt
moro careful to do his duty than one who hat
no thought Of hereafter. He assured Mr.
Alyord that the work in which the soclct!
was engaged should have his hearty co-opcra
ton, and granted him every necessary iac'Ii
ty for visiting the troops.
The agent of the society has also bee
warmly welcomed by General Mcclellan, win
is a Christian merely paying out"ar
respect to the forms OF religion, but who pei
soualy accepts the truths of the Gospel J.
this mighty struggle, he feels that ne need
the support of more than human power, to t'. c'
, able him to bear up under the rcspons'bllit.l'
which have been so suddenly laid upon hln
!. 1t Is no secret that he has freely expressed h
4 dependence upon God for strength to d. 4.
i, charge his daily duties. | write it not to II
in the highest degree the veil which shon
> sacredly shut from the gaze of the world
man acknowledging his Responsibilities to b
Maker, but that the thousands OF Chrlstl'
: men and women who are praying Tor the
sons, who trust in God that this rebellion
: to be suppressed may feel stronger sympa''
for an Increased confidence in Him who lea
our armies. 1t is not too much to expect tn
when others 10 authority are remembered
fore God in the churches and at houSeht
devotion, cur commander shall rot be II
gotten.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30

GEN. Buffers EXPEDITION. N.--0ur dispatches
announce the sailing of the steamship Constitu-
ton from Hampton Roads. The forces on board
constitute the advance guard Of the expedition,
and will land at some point where there IS ut
present but little force TO attack them. ihey
will intrench themselves and await reinforce
ments under Gen. Batter himself, accompanied
by strong naval force. together with some ious
or five thousand men The steam gunboat 6oor-
gia goes with the Constitution as consort ana
armed convoy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30

MINISTERS FOR THE WAR,-Ihc Northern

MINISTER'S FOR THE WAR.-Ihc Northern
AdrocGte says:-
Rev. d. b. White and Rev. Is. i. WOOD
ef 2. 4. Conference, Rome d strict, have az"
ccptcd the post of Captain in the Moha"s
Regiment, we understand and arc no" active
ly engaged in recruiting.
Rev. NJ. r.. Poircc, of the same Concroncc:'
potsdam District, has also u place IN keg'-
mcnt bcrg recruited in st. Lawrence Co.
These arc all good men and true, not roac-
ilv to be given up, but seeing the demand 10;
such men in our army. We bid them God
speed, and follow them with cur symG"'''S>
and our prayers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30

FA,rugUL IN DEArn.--J. W. Collins, of
the Obcrlin (Ohio) Rifles, was killed in the
b,ttle at Cross Lanes, Va. He was prom
;sinp student in Oberlin College when the war
broke out, and enlisted from sense OF duty
His last words were spoken to friend by bis
aide to be carried to his mother. Tell her.
he caspel, lie in the love Of Jesus.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30
The Only Rosia t,.sveAy

Ger fcaes OF approval in comparison with other
Grafton, Dec Sd 1853.
Mcssrs Sherwin and Burgess Agents for MafianL's "a
tent safe have examined the Mar!and's patent safe IN
vour store and SO far able to judge OF It's hre
Droo Qualities believe the principle upon which 1t is
hnt the os reliable in resisting heat OF any fire proc
Snt that has come under my observation and partcu-
ary recommend the attention our PROBATE DlstrcFS
that are now supplying themselves, Tor the perserVapoh
of their records BENZ. w. DEAN' 9et: Cl ',a.o @
Erattleboro Dec. Sd S5S.--Ths may certify that we
have examined the Narnnds Patent Ere Proot Sae, eN
bh;ted to US by Mr. Hardy and that in orr opn-
ION Marland's Safe woud be desirable one to purchase
for The use OF the Probate Courts,
I. I. sronp.,nD, sr5rn, Judge Of Probate
Middelcbury April eth, 1S50.The Legislature OF Yer.
mont at its last session passed law making it the duty
of Conny judges to procure Fire Proof Safes in which
o 6anosite Probate Records In discharge of that duty
we ha spen time in examinenga NUMBER OF naes
we have come TO the conclusion that the Alarland sale
manufactured by NJ. B. Bigeow Anson Hardy OF bos
ton Mass is superior to any other We nave examine"
for it's Fire Pre- # qualities. We have bought safe
that description Tor the New Haven Probate District ana
are we'll satisfied with his workmanship apparent strength
and dr ''Ny. WV. c. WKIGA-, Asst Judges OF
"AN H. 0. SMITH. Addison Co Court
NJ. L.. 3IGELOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufactures and Proprietors,
/ So School St., opposite City Hall, l'oston
s,une 70 be seen the store of j. w. Ellis Co. Mont
pelier, Scott 81 Brooks. do; JJ Duncklee Burlington
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-15

~iei us a..- sl4 jas L.-t aaa was 3D.. .e.tl 4 ~ I.E-G-
vals. -- country a.~ a-ar, "a -r-a,er Proportion e. what !;
NJ @et man IA, a.
@" .---..-. --.u- 4 r-hr r---- 90 tins ul- ~A keep the
N.--a more -r ".rs ,.-a e. t". -e u,a and money
r.-"--- tA- O.. 4-. - ir tH ".rN is A'AH.t-i ana ,ai
.r-.r-.. U.. e he Greatest f-rIrNiies ug ,te Govern
t.au. Ina s.rl- ta I-oIi. ~I >.ye ;ler Government II
tie "-'.aa.- --af "H Do is part .aiy ai'1-rsa-y we'll
qua -.Im-I.T vE ~-.E~>ru>.
T. INNS. seem. l. frs. ta...t.. Il bat. I.tIe difference whether
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,.-- = i.v Tt.v ~. t.- --.t-- 4--s.s,-E much
Ir.a a-. reverence ir abe history ans uaycruuea; % -slr
teihoi u.- -lea- -al -...+ .almea,, As.,Al-.s,
g.aa.-. %, aa H-.-Ials -eaAue-i-- 81 tc I"h.r wll-
dc .E.tt .s.r5s...a II III. C1.sr. III .apa.,m ..-f :.
al Caa,.sl,Iaa. and therefore lawfully ANA peacefully. withdraw
i Ir- .s-. --I ri- -rr.glr.-I ~ rs gt : : !. ie,x-rS. ID oaIy '
of us justice. is t19 tau 90 merit any notice. With rebellion,
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-.--l.r-. M mi sr.h-r ar ~ ID. Union but directly he con-
tram. as their mutual pledge aud their mutual action before, at
a.. .-r ...-r---4. ,E-,1,.sl, sbnys and tho e,1r-.s
,fs-f.s.., - g,T. rr agrt ana an az he ORIGINAL n S-lt.s i'm he
- - 49, -. - H. r. H. 10 sEsu
,-r.,-.1 = - r,..1,-f-a Vpvir- rray.r Iaar states
80 -. -. -. D. - %. l-,t.r yyIusr-s
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r. 80" = - ~ cv.r a. -. nm ~
t\'et, a. ~ "a 49, 80 ,.E -
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other i"' -"t'uH- IL my DrgtA 'T-m .L'S ny ~ uUs "a -
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-15
Hats.
Black silk Hats.

Black silk Hats,
Gents brown and white Leghorn Hats, new styles, trimmed,
Gents French fGt Hats,
Ladies and ~chldreu's Leghorn Hats, trimmed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-15
Silks. etc.

A splendid assortment Of silk for dresses, latest styles,
a small. assortment of silk Nantllas,
White CambricS six HandkerchiefS,
Linen Cambria Handkerchicfs,
Blk and fg'd cold silk Cravats, Ties and Handkerchief,
do do do Sewing silk. do for Embroidery,
Assortment Of Glove and GauntIets, of kid, silk, buck and Lislc
thread,
Black silk Hat Ribbons, plain and fancy silk Bonnet Ribbons
latest styles,
Black Silk Umbrellas,
Superior black Grape.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-15
Clothing, etc.

Blue Pilot Rechug Jackets,
Black AIpaccas and cloth coats and sacks.
Black and blue cloth Pants,
ssortment of fine buckSkin Pants,
Assortment Of cotton Pants, white Mars lille Vests,
Hickory Shirts. white cotton and fancy colored Shirts.
White cotton Shirts with linen and muslin bosoms,
Regatta Shirts,
Scarlet aui blue flannel Shirts,
silk and fine l~aInbswooI Undershirts,
Pink. white. brown, and fancy striped Undershirts,
Large assortment of cotton and silk Socks and Stockings,
Superior gray and white merino Socks and Stockings,
silk and cotton Elastic Suspendcrs,
Lasting Caters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-15

wENSLONV-An Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process Of teething, by sotening
gums, reducing all indammation-will aIay all pain, and sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give
rest to yourselves. and relief and health to your infants. Per-
fecty safe in Ill cases. See advertisement in another column.
~224-ly-2Ti
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Saddlery.

Supeiorr English Saddles, hoGskin all over, complete,
Imitation hogskin seat Saddles, complete,
Silver plated bits and stirrups,
Iron timed bits.
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NOTICE!

DRIVES BH Ni-I9 +. NEAT
y cNpciuioUsIy aUIcheag. Leave oi..- Ia BROWN.
At the Livery StabIes, opposite the sailors .l... 90 with the
driver OF the Waikiki HAY Na-un. 15Stf
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Notice.

DEING BOU TINS KING
Es dom, l hereby give notice that have l I-ei Thea. G.
Hruck, Esq, % act As my agent. :. Hf-rMEYER.
Honolulu, MAY :, l>6l- 2j9-Sm
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