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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-07
MEMORANDA.

u Hlw. schooner Queen, Ksyte. reports-Lst Honolulu
on the 2IsE July. bound Sogth~apI IN search % an Island sup
posed o. b. valuable was l. days reaching its assigned posi-
ton Experienced strong trade winds amd heavy cross seas.
FOunI between the parallels ,'5= and = v. = strong Elsteriy
current, causing heavy tde-rip-, which might easily be. ani no
doubt have been. mistaken fr shoals The vessel Was set. 81
more than 0ae occasion. 90 miles due East in twenty four hours,
calm all tie time. The doIdrIms dill not extend 50 Gr u that
period % the year, bot were subject to heavy squalls and rain.
Bstseen the equator and q ~ the current sets very strong 10
the ". AMI y. w.. but I think with not 50 much regularity as
the Easteriy one, vAryinE in both set ami dut with the different
phases Of the moon sax several sperm whales, fnbacks and
bIaekash, AL very near the vessel On reaching the parallel o.;
Walkers stand, five degrees 10 The Eastward, We S;e-reI due
W. until considerably past it, position, but saw nothing re-
Peated the same operation on five different parallels, each 10 70
l. miles aIaft, allowing for any probable error in latitude. In
order To tGn a fresh parallel, We hal each time To go up to
90 90 " q make one EastHrg, and then strike down into the
Sc trades It was not Practicable 10 steer diagonal courses
with proper preesrn, owing TO the strength Of the Westerly
current Crgised IN the vicinity for Sx weeks, without success,
aud finally ~abandonei the search In lat. 81 SIS ", long.
I50= 10 W. spoke the British clipper ship Summer Cloud.
ve compared Gr=suweh dates and found all correct. received
hate papers, etc On our return passage. We ssevred across the
position % Manuel Hoirigucs Reef, laid down = BY z. 400 miles
from Hawaii, and saw M sign ofIand or shoaL- In lat is y.
hAI four days almost calm, bG; IN l6s took the trades fresh
sighted Hawaii, aud owing % strong Westerly currents ard sea
rolling through the channels. could not fetch Oahu Sighted Z
first hearing Ne - mile was four days from that Position 10
Honolulu, and one day OF the port ia Company with the sch.
HokuleIe. Three nights out from Honolulu, South point %
Hawaii bearing EN.E, sighted a 1re-ani-At schooner bound
North, but could not speak her,
II HInoyerfIn brig SelTftgs, KokemufIer, rerarts-Len
Caxhaven May ); arrived OF the Horn AuS. Il, with the wind
moderate from the westward. From sos 70 Sc had very
strong breezes thence had the vinl light from NV till arriv-
ing az Juan fernandez, where We remained five days from
there we took the trades fresh, and carried them 10 Honolulu.
Was % days from so :. in the Atlantic to sos :. in the
Pacific. Crossed the Line on the Atlantic, long. So, in IS
days. Was 10 days from Juan Fernandez 20 Honolulu. Ex-
perieuced a good deal Of Gains and Eight winds during the voy-
age, which caused US to make a rather long passage Of Isl days.
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HAwAuAN THEATER-This place Of amusement
was opened On Thursday evening last, under the
management Of Mr.. Chls. Derby, who has succeed
Ell in bringing with him from san Francisco one Of
the best companies Of the kind that has ever visited
Honolulu. Comment on the qualifications Of the
operate and dramatic troupe generally is superin-
Gus. FOR the fact that they have continued to draw
full houses during the past week, Is the best criterion
Of their merit. Their performances are OF a highly
interesting and amusing character, and any Of our
citizens who NAV have been suffering from inactivity.
or the iab0ri3us bariSh ps of little or nothing to do,
and - no place of amusement TO 90 to- had better
embrace the present opportunity, II they wish 10
enjoy 4 hearty laugh, and have a merry time gen
orally and if they don't laugh n some Of the
original puns and characters brought out. it is be-
cause there is no laugh in them. The powers Of
Madame BiScaccianti Is I vocalist, are really charm
ing her voice is clear and melodious Mr.. Ed
mond's violin solos are unrivalled. while Mr.. Ev-
ans on the piano, and N.eSSrs. Barker and Wells, in
that beautiful. and touching song of Robin Ruf,
each draw out unbounGed praises from the hearers.
That VIGOROUSLY funny parsonage, Mr.. Bray, in his
side-splitting character of the Prosecuted Dutch
man. can't be beat by any living actor. Go and
see for yourselves. -
For THE EAsT-The S~pee9ireH will sail on Satur-
day. taking the regular mail. Four dates of tine
Commercial have been issued since the last mail was
dispatched via Victoria, and can be had at the coun-
ter in wrappers for mailing. They are filed with
interesting details Of ship news, Mormon movements,
local ofFairS 81
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VrEHUu Str-Our worthy contemporary Of the Nae Haurai.
writing for the informant. % ~ the native population. r. te1ts ia
all soner earuestncss. am without "a word q comment, that ihe
President of The United states be has accepted Of a company -
Hawaiian natives go ga q ere aud assist the Government M the
present war" The edit r must certainly have known Of the
proclamation %: neutrality issuei 10y order cd, His Majesty the
KIM. and. We tluusht-con-iirrjug the character and stains u
his reaiers-mi-ht have informed them wha; is meant by 4
We are informed by Capt. Borres Of the -fctiie -NeT-
nil. that Lieut.. Jones has received from Washington,
his commission rs lieutenant in the L.. :. army. The
document is signed 10y the President and Secretary
of War. Capt. Is. saw the commission and Neuches
for the correctness Of the statement. From another
source, We learn that Capt. Spencer also received e
commission rs Captain in the [. 5. army. 1t will
take more than Mr.. Wyllie's neutrality proclamation,
even if issued in " all sober earnestness,' TO hinder
either Of these gentlemen accepting the appointment,
or going to Washington, if they choose to do so.
Ttrbum SlpR -
~ Our late townSman IT. s" has evidently
been making pulu Crsf) shipments from Hilo to
Honolulu. if we may judge of the rainy weather for
the past few days. Yesterday was a fair sample of
Hilo, when umbrellas and boots took a decided rise
and were held at a premium.
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LATEST oATEs received n, this once.
PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIyALS

tim VII bark Martha II, Daily, frIu the Arctic, 25 So,
go VIII, 5000 bone, season 20 So, 2OOO VIII -
sp. 1900 wh, 5000 bone. on boarl-
1-ItaS -ch Queen keyte. from n cruise South.
Am VII bark Catherine, }. 2. Hampstead, from Arctic,
1sDo sh- $4,000 bone, season zoo VIII, 5000 bn,
voyage; 2lOO VII, 1900 bone. on board.
Am VIII ship Good Return. Fish. frum Arctic, $50 VIII,
5000 bono season I; 1900 VII, 1900 bone, voyage (;
1900 wh, 10000 bone, on board.
am VII bark Inward. Allen. from OchOtsk, 1000 VIII,
10000 bone, Season 64OO VIII. $1,000 bh, voyage :
1000 wh- 20 Zoo bone, on board
Sch Nr;tie Merrill, BOrTes, from Iilo, with SIS pkgs
molIsses- 10 bales pulu- Passengers-Mr Chase,
. others, AMI - deck passengers
2-sch Kamoi. Shepherd, from Kahului and Lahaiua.
with 10 bead cattle, and 10 deck passengers.
81 hrI- mOtas-es, 65 hides, = kegs butter, etc, etc,
1 cabin and - deck passengers
2-Am VIII bark Gratitude, Davis, from OchOtsk. 100 sP,
100 VIII, I5,COO bone, season 200 sP, 300 vii,
voyage DO sP. ZOO VIII, on board.
3-Am VII bark Florida. Fish, from Ochotsk via HilO.
100 VIII, 1000 In, season 20 sp, POO VIII, $1,000
bone, voyage; 22OO VIII, 22.OOO bone, on board.
J-xteamer kilauea, BeFril, from wiHiward Ports, with
- bales puln- = bags fungus. Is head cattle, %
sheep ~ bris mollsscs. IL tres beef, IS kegs sugar,
COO bags potatoes
S-SIauny- bns Schwinee, KOkemuiter. Isl days from
Hamburg. with mdse. to II. Hackfeld 4 Co.
3-xch kanchameha ". Morse. from NawiliwiH, with 13
eDFiz wood and $40 lis butter.
- Oh Hannah, Antoine, from windward ports
D. Am wh bark I~iarnstable, BrOwaSon, from lilo, lying
OF and on
g. sch ha.uua, Henry. from HiIo.
7-na~- sch kallma, Kelly. Tenler 10 the whaling bark
Eliz'b-th.) from Ochotsk-
Sch Moik=iki, NaTeia. from kahului and Lahaina-
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PORT OF a
-ARRIN AIS.

Oct l5-hu Nh bark General Sca-t. Hunting. from ochotsk.
900 WI, $50 ION. season loo -, loo |h, 1900
home. voyage. 1850 VII 300 bone. au board
Am wh h@rs Isabella. fucker. from Arctic. llJJ WI.
1900 hone, season 1850 VIA, 1900 hl. voyage
AMI ou t1lrI.
25-Am wl ship Robert Edwards, Wool. from Arctic. $50
wh. 800 bone Season A; 10 >p. 100 VIII, 10 e"v bH-
voyage; l2yU MI. JgJJ nn. ON board
2J-Am ~h ship Vineyard, tt~wvu, from Arctic. 80 VII,
65DJ b4l-. season. BIO wa. 1000 bone -ly0
wL. 600 bone, u- h.ai.
Gam wh bark Cicero. ~-yrrS. y month. : out, last from
OcLYtsk. - -p. $50 VII, 500 VII. sa>on-
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DEPARTURES

Nov. Am VII bark Fanny, Bliven, to cruise on the Line and
home.
!-Sch Nestie Merrill, Bores, Cor Lahainl, HIo, and other
wtniwnrl ports
Sch Klmoi. shepherd, for LahaIna and Kahuiui-
Am Sh ship COrinthiln, Lewis, for coast OF Chile and
h1me.
Sim VIII ship Harvest, Manchester, for coast California
5-fiaw. sch LihoHho. Bgsh. tr a cruise South.
5-steamer kitIusa. EerdIl. GF LIhaina, kOua, and other
siBi~ari ports
Sch odd Fellow. CarELage. FOR ports on Kauai
Ssh Hannah. Antone. Er windwari ports
Am sch Sea Witch. Taylor, for Tahiti
6-Iian- sch L0Eise- Bolstorff. for Valparaiso via Tahiti.
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PORT OF Q.
ARRIN AIS.

oct. Gam VII bark CaU48. Fuller. from 4. ho;sk, 400 Sh.
900 bone. season.
25-Am VIII ship Thomas Dickinson, Stewart, from Arctic,
30 wL, 5000 h1l-. season.
.J-Am I'll ship S,uth Boston. Randolph, from oClotsE.
200 VII. 2UOU bone. season.
3O-Am wh ship Montreal. SCule, from Arctic, 1000 VIII,
10000 bone. season.
Nov. Am VIII ship Congress -. StrsEberg. from OchCtsk. COO
VIII. 5000 bone season.
Capt. strauber- brought Capt. Walker and son. Of wrecked
bark 4ire FrG=ier, IS passengers. and reports The Jsa."et:e,
with $50 bls this season. bound t. the Coast.
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Nc

Per KILAUEA, Nov. G-From HgcGj Isaac W slower, Mrs
Booth and = children, Capt Laha>tc. VI L. Bias. and one other.
From Maui i VI Alexander. II Horsy, Z IL Bailey, EW
Wiesenhack-ll cabin, and 40 deck passengers.
For NISDWAED POE-S-per hiiauva. Nov. N l. lngOs. L
II Bailey. b " Cartwright, IL : Babcuck, anu about $50 deck
passengers.
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WV. : BELIZE.
Report OF bark TnmrrIane.

Ma. WHITNEY, SIHs-YOu wished me last Spring 20 give YOU
q full report when I returned in the FAN, tut 1 think you will
have received reports % vessels that have cmi--i on the same
grounds that ] lid, 20 I will give you = brief account Of our own
cruise First went 70 KOiilck and cruised there until the Ist Of
July, AMI found whales uOs 80 plentiful n in former years, hut
quite tame struck seven, saved only three-One sunk, and the
other three ran 50 fast, We thought il advisable 10 cut the lines
AMI give them u clear course, they proving themselves to be
fast racsrs: the ones We saved were very poor. Next left for
the Arctic, passed East Cape Aug. :, and two days after saw
three ships take whales on the Compass Ground. We stopped
there 4 few days, took nothing, ami then sterrcd fr Cal- Lis
bon from thence to Icy Cape, ia company with the Montreal
I took another whale ON the 18th Aug. TUOk cur last whale On
the 9Th sept. which made the sixth this seIsJu- We lad two
heavy gales from the southwark, during which 4 piece Of ice
struck the bark, AMI 1 thought the vessel was steve, hut on
examining found she was only slightly damaged. sept. 20, saw
sixty miles to the " Of It. Pauls Island. struck a right whale.
the officer was knocked out % the boat, and had to slack line To
pick him up; in 50 doing, We lost the only right whale that We
struck this season. Saw plenty for several days after. hut the
weather "A . very rugged we left for the 93i passage; passed
through the Ist passage Oct. =, and the 12l passage ON the 9TH
Encountered he gales on the passage dOwn-tiEee from the
South. one from the East AMI on from the North. The gales
from the sOuhwarl lasted for Il days, with a heavy SEA; the
wind moderated AMI shifted all at once 10 NV, and the sea
became in dTeadfuily confused state; I lad heard OF such seas,
hut this time l saw them; there were three rollers, enc after the
other, aud IL the third had struck u | think we would not have
been left to relate the fact. They looked like small mountains
tenth 50 large as they were I can't begin TO describe them half
as bad a. they we're. / allowed IL was a pretty sight. hut my CHI
GERS thought different, and wished never To see the like again.
JusUCA MISsIOw.
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Valuable Real Estate
AZ

IY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM
MR the Supreme Court. viii he sold AT public auction On
- Saturday. November 3Otb. 1861. at y
o'clock. noon, AZ the Sales Room Of j. r. Co!bUru, in Honolulu,
the w~ell-knowu tract Of land known by the name IL LAiE.
in KoolaulOa, oahu. and containing about 5000 acres OF fine pas
ture and kaIo land. aud well situated Tor grazing and agricul-
tural purposes. The land Is leased to good tenants until LIST II
june, 1865, II a rental of 500 per auuUm-the whole Offering a
good chance tor Investment.
Terms made known at time Of sale. For further particulars
apply to J. ". AUSTIN. or
{. kANAINA,
Honolulu, Nov. 8, 1861. Guardians 70 W. {. LCnalilo.
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Clothing, etc.

Blue Pilot Reefng Jackets,
Black Alpaccas and cloth coats and sacks,
Black and blue cloth Pants,
Assortment Of fine buckskin Pants,
Assortment of cotton Pants, white Mars lille Vests.
Hickory Shirts. white cotton and fancy culored Shirts,
White cotton Shirts with linen and muslin bosoms,
Regatta Shirts,
Scarlet and blue flannel Shirts,
SILK and fine lambswOol Undershirts,
Pink, white, brown, and fancy striped Tnlershirts,
Large assortment Of cotton and silk Socks and Stockings,
Superior gray and white merino Socks End Stockings,
SILK and cotton Elastic Suspenders,
Lasting CATERS.
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MARRIED.

~LLINVs-HoYT- In.ewood. Elizabeth Town. y. J., on
Wednesday, the 18th Of August, by the Rev. Mr.. HonenIer,
Chas. Augustus Williams. Esq. cot the firm of Williams y Co,
~ HnnoIulnl % Miss kNzAhtth lIoyt. q the former place.
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Silks, etc.

A splendid assortment Of silk for dresses, latest styles,
A small assortment of SILK Mantllas,
White Cambria silk IandkeTchieis,
Linen Cambria IIandkerChnefs,
Blk and hg'd cold silk Cravats, Ties and iandkerchiefs,
do do do Sewing silk. do for Embroidery,
Assortment Of Glove and Gauntets, of Kid, silk, buck and Lislt
thread,
Black silk Hat Ribbons, plain and fancy silk Bonnet RbbOs-s
latest styles,
Black Silk Umbrellas,
Superior black Grape.
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NOW Ian
Elk LATE ARRIVALS.

BROWN DRILLS AND S~HEETINGS,
3O-INCH SHIRTINGS,
BLEACHED SHEETINGS, Asst. Widths
BLANKETS. all grades and c%olors,
PRINTS & DELAINES, in great variety.
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
ALEXANDRE'S GENUINE KID GLOVES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
DAVIS & JONES' SHIRTS.
FLANNELS, HOSIERY, &c.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BRUSSELS AND 3-PLY CARPETS.
NEW PATTERN.
PAPER HANGlNGS.
DRUGGETS.
MATING, HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS.
AGENCY FOR
JeWett's and COmOn's Oil Cloths.
For sale for Cash, or 20 frs, class, prompt paying trade, at a
FRANK BAKER
lO and 1I2 Clay Street.
2-5-bm San EraHcis 80 a.
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Am clipper ship Sea Serpent, Pike. you'll leave san Francisco
about Oct. %, to touch 1T Honolulu for freight and passen-
gers for HongkGns-due about Nov : 70 10
Am. bark Yankee, CIaxtOn, would leave san francisco about
Oct. 3c-due Nov. 10 10 L.
British tark r5omas Daniel. sailed from Liverpool on the 10th
June. with an as.ort-l ctrl . Jani1H, Grcen 3 Co
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Hats.
Black silk Hats,

TITTTh Sim TTITTs
Gents brown and white Leghorn Hats, new styles, trimmed,
Gents French felt Hats,
LADIES' and chndreu's Leghorn Hats, trimmed.
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SIoon's Phase. mt Honolulu, i'm November.
dy. H. m. dy. h. m.
FIRST Quarter -. . o l. VI. Last Quarter rs v 81 VI.
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FALL SEASON.
Dry Goods, ETC., etc.

Fancy Prints, new styles: white ground do do 10.
Fancy aud spot swiss Muslin,
Muslin Robes and Morning Dresses.
White Shirtings, different qualities,
Black and Blue Cotton VeIvet-,
White and Drab Moleskins,
Plain Black Lustre Orleans and Alpaccas.
White Cotton Drills,
Superior black and cUloTed Alpaccas,
Blue figured Alpaca,
Black and colored Coburgs,
Superior Wooden Thibcts,
Worsted Lasting, black, blue and green.
S4 Heacled Table namasL,
Colored Table Damask,
Assortment Of fine Linens,
French Drmihes,
Lanen Cambria,
Bobinct Lace.
White Lace,
Mosquito Netting,
Sup=rio hla and blue B~roadcoth,
Superior blue twilled Flannel, Spanish stripes,
Superior white and CUl0red FLANNEL
Ginghams, new styles,
White and pink Bed Quilts,
White Welt and Quilting,
Huckaback Towels
Brown and white Linen Turkish Towels.
ToweHng stun.
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D. c. N'RCEE. IL : HtHhILL
lEcEsgER a. MERRILL.
Commission Merchants
AgCTEONEERS,

Regular Dispatch Lane Of Honolulu Packets.
II Al freight arriving in traUsitu for the Sandwich Islands,
will be received and forwarded by the Regular Dispatch Line
FREE or COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid 10 forwarding and transhipment Of
merchandise, sale Of whaiemen's bills. and other exchange, in
surance Of merchandise and specie under open policies, supply
ing wIaleships, chartering ships. etc.
IL and 1l9 California street,
REFER TO:
Captain r. T. SSow.
Nrssrs. {. BREWER & Co. Honolulu.
A. I. EVERETT, Esq,
2SJ-ly u. PITNAS. Esq Ilo
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Cutlery, Hardware, etc.

Superior pen and pocket Knives and Scissors,
Sailors pocket Knives.
Cocoa handle Sheath Knives.
Tailors' Thimllcs, plated Thimiles.
SeedIrs. daruing needles, bk and plated pins,
Safety pins,
Superior Razors in boxes.
Iron timed saucepaus.
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Ship Chandlery.
SundrieS.

SundrieS.
Printing Paper, Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Gilt edged FCoscap Paper. Envelopes
Superior Steel Pens. Lead Pencils. Port-monnalesi
Calf Skins. Ivory and Tut Shell Combs,
Hair Brushes. Tooth and Nail Brushes
Genuine Lubiu's Extract, Hair OIL fancy Toilet soap
Linen Thread. Waters Spool Cotton
Mother-Ocpearl Buttons, bone and metal Buttons.
Violin String. Ostrich Feathers. English Playing Cards,
Silver plated candle sticks with glass shades,
Blue. scarlet and gray Wooden Blankets,
Surerinr white Wooden Summer Blankets,
Gjt framed Looking Glasses, Copy Books,
Large Mirrors with marble plate,
Artificial Flowers. Wreath, &C
Fine Rcgalia Cigars.
FIRE
IIOE7Pooh SALT:
&c. &c. *. 80 80 Ina
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WAR NEws-The Eastern mail is hourly looked
for, and will contain some wild news.
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~ There were thirty-fve vessels in port yester
day, twenty-five Of which were whalers.
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STRANGERS FRIEND SoCIErY-The Society viii
meet this ?. II, at the residence of c. r. Bishop, Esq.
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Groceries,.

Swiss Cheese. westphalia Hams, English Pie Fruits,
Jams and Pickles, whole Black Pepper, Chocolate,
Superior English Mustard IN Z h bottles,
Strarin candles. IN boxes % It's each.
Liverpool yellow and salt water soap.
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n There were nine ships in port at HiIo ut the
latest alyiccs from thence.
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USE ONLY

I~I VNIA
"COstRr's" II at, Roach, & e. ExterminatOr.
'COstRr's" Bed-bug EXterminRtOr.
"COstar's" Electric Powder for Insects.
In -. 5ac. and 500 Boxes. Bottles and Flasks,
s. and IS Sizes for Plantations, Ships
Boats Hotels, &c
n S5f aar1nrIcts-bv
Al Wholesale Druggists in large ci:ts-.
Al. Retail Druggists, br0cers- Store-i.rep egz &c. IN
sil Country Villages and Towns.
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Hall. Rcckel 4 Co,
T G. Wells & Co.
Thomas < Fuller.
l.azelle, AiaIs lr1 Gardner,
7. II OIviS.
Hall, Dixon & Co
Penfali, Parker 4 Mower,
.InFp a Co.
Dudley a Stafford.
Conrad Fox, and others.
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ST. Louis, Mo.

H. blaskiy, {. Blow Co., and others.
Louisville, LAY.
Raymond 4 Tyler, and others.
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fl. CENELl-k,
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"a city and Country. '''~l'sFs generally
~ Country Dealers can order
J. u, u, ADDRESS orders director II 100 1oe's;
-" 'o' n i = y =, q Dealers 10
ny RSl tepoi--No. 5i2 Broaf1sa sO1ssAAh.
Dc j., lse0 TUX