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A correspondent Of the New York Tri-
bune, says tBat among The attaches of the
Army Of the Potomac is female Doctor.
of whom he gives the following account ::
Miss Mary E. Walker, or DR.. Wal
kerr ss she is usually styled, is q legiti-
mate daughter of Escgapius, and appa-
rently lady Of c0mmendable philanthro
py. She is a native of New York, has re-
ceived regular medical education, and
believes her sex ought not to disqualify her
for the performance Of deeds Of mercy to
the suffering heroes Of the Republic
Dressed in male habiliments, with the eX-
ception of a girlish-iooking straw hat,
deoked of with an ostrich feather with a
petite figure, and feminine features, the
tout ensemble is quite engaging. Her repu-
tation is unsullied, aud she carries her
self amid the camp with a jsunty air of
dignity calculated to receive the sincere
respect Of the soldiers. She has been with
the army on several different occasions,
was with it at Burnsi5e's defeat, and more
recently at Sedgwick's crossing before
Fredericksburg, where she was very active
in her attention to our wounded. She can
amputate limb with the skill o. an old
surgeon, and administer medicine equally
as well. Strange to say, that althoug Oh she
has frequently applied for d permanent DO
sition in the medical corps, she has never
been formally assigned to any particular
duty"
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A. EE0TR880B Or Hhs0TR0PATHH AND mEDICrIR,
9lnoa-ils seneos4sts few doors from Superior uP
once hours from 70 fssnd troui 70 O'Clock dEy
BuudaFs sTceBfhdsl l-.'I-T --r5slT s-rT - -
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POsT.oFFeE TWET1sfg.

BB-mails will be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival o. rrafns
eEG-AiI Mails close one hour before departure
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iH8URAnGE.
TOHN &. JEN MIN GS.
- Successor 70 ROuso q Jsnn1ngs,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
H...... pa. REMOVED FROM -lH-iHrH
2II superiOr-st.. tiurbIe Block,
70 Arwater Building, foot of superior-St St

- AhNAboE buuuingi iOOG VI Oupef1OF-oJ,
sa-vil buy and sell Retl Estats on Commission,
aeng and Ollect sents, &C. -......
es-AO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
10 N 1,9 Psies y sst sape; Ewing
Reliable Eastern Insnrauoe Companies
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOIS FOR
SALE OK EXCHANGES
81 good zTnriuR Lent in Bree k5vIlIe ab1ut
acr-s ri-h river bettJm. s-5 pei acre ptr' on INNS
good d use ani 20 on respect st hear Etie-st
nj e Brick : Us. al Lot On the west size, near
A small srame House on Rh-at-Si. $50
A st"c- House snd Dwellirg on Det.oitst. Very
Il # an Bl ok for s Ie cheao-part o ii re.
Grocery taTai Boa ore at akron with OF
W tn ut the b u leg. e2sWi.
Sou hest CO OF aud Hudson Sts., Fame
Dvel Il ga"d 5 ore House s.0O.
a verv val le Pr per y Kin man-St
Improved Farm II 300 a;.e4, 211T is from Chicago.
lz'-F rm Of 40 acr.a ~ eut al Iii
g cd y rs md B IN, y acre bot. on kinsman-St
near Erie-St. $500.
l215 acres c oIce I ruil r,nd IN East Cleveland
a g.UI Farm OF 80 arres y mics from nAdina /;
good hui dings aud tf kinds Of Fruit; - Facre,
VIA. rNch$rge TO- "A small 20 rut near tbs City,
. or no Oncres hOiCe and Nith good Il ptovements
smiles trOn lty ou Lake shore.
A new Sous, snJ La g. LO. on Taylor st. sl4OO.
House A. d Lot Ols i.Clsa -e-ct sel0. ---a-H=.
5, Is and u acre, on plank road ia ROclyrOrt.
pics dssee on corner Of Jlf ton aud Taylor cts
FOur choice vac anf LO-- crank inst and a va
riety Of other vacant Lots on West side.
Y luAb bJ in SO To- on W sr Sc.
Lot on BurCh-St-l lxl25. $50.
ls5 in Brscksvi le 3 50 acres timber good
two stOr, frame house, barn 30E40 shed, hcrse
barn and chees" hJu-e good water 3CB fr ruit trees
s25 per acre, paTi time
House and lot ParkmAu street, 10 25XlOO; II stO-
~ tTame house, barn, &C. sl0Gi.
"a acres Duyah ga RIv T. 9 miles iron city, 4S
g cd rive bottom, IS acres timber, brick
hous. and small barn, $50; Will exchange in part
for c!tF property.
A new Brick Ouse and Barn on Detreit-St, lot l25x
32u, we'll improved, f'uil, &C. $3.50; 500 cash,
balance on 4 or y time.
HOusr I'D Lot on Hamil ton-St. house stories 4
rooms lot SIX 90. si2OO
so res mic y improved Lsn5, all kinds of fruit II
story ick - use, Barn, &c IN Brecksyie, g.
5OO VIII exchange for 70 acres near the city
sell cheap for cash
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Ia On GITg,
NORTmEE EElR LEGAT.

Sc This Trip Of moTe than eleven Hundred Miles
embraces six degrees Of latitude. and eleven degree
u longitude, passing through Lakes Erie, St CRirI
Huron and superior aid the beA1tful Rivers Detroit
Clair and ST Marie wi IL II. us nd Tiles, pre-
snring 10 tne Tourist for Pleasure HCslJb or in The
pursuit. o. Scis c., more sEsL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
- Passengers from TOr0lto ami Montreal can
SUuIreCt with OF these ats 1t Port arnia th
sveulGR # the day they leave Detroit
ea= One OF the steamers BlT0 OF Cleveland, vii
.eave hicagp on Mednesday evening of each week
or superior City touehing st sll internied at pOr
FOh FUREHEE ISFORMATIOH and all enqui.
-ies regard uE Freight or tasscse, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA s; CO., for Northern Light and
Il. 8 : iIiG EFsUN q CO., fsr MoteOr and HIi!
nOiB;
EJsSsRY G5 MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS:
:. P. BRADY 4 20, ;or Iron City, Planet an City
C Cleveland; .-
81 LLlAns & 90, tor Northern Light, niinO and
ICtCOr;
80. d6itaINs g co. 70. Trayeler oar a;,5S
NEW Lake aURHhIOh LINE!
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Sa-vii buy and sell Rei,l Estats on Commission,
aent and Oliect fsnts, &C. ......
eS-AO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
fCr Sa.-z -r EN- hsnges -Ctuaily Made.
e- Ais1 rs mes Policies owest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurauce Companies
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pEMTIsTRY.
SINGLE TOOTH 81 30
TOBACCO and sEGARs.

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and segars.
1a4 Water-St., 'orner Of Pfne,I New York.
Tobacco aoy ~eSaIs care ully selected for exp rla
interest to cal or communicate y Ie ter The besi
brands, IN any quantity Of lOWer prices than any
other mouse. - -I.'I0I - junei3-l52
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CERTIFICATE

CERTIFICATE.
This Is to certify thai about gh cen months ago
cOmmeucod usi STEBLIsG's ABKOsIA ny a.
IA short, thin, and rapidly falling out had tired
many Hair IOntrs, iuytg0ratOr- &C. without rccelv
ing any benefit. Soon after urinR the IN brosia my
hair ccas allins OUT, and commenced growing 50
and glOssy. and Eve fet four iBches 10 l-ngtn--
wheU Ter down, aching to the hO-,r Tins WOnds =
u result attribute s6ely<rO TIE Csc 0t 81 Ring
AmbrOsia, as sine I crmmsuced u ing il have Al
elieed nOthing else 20 my hair
Mrs, L A. BROWN,
No 49S Broadway, n Y
ga1-We advise young per Ons whose hair is Begin
utns 70 IA out 70 AXE Wart ing il time, and sav,
their hair, by nsine he Ar br-ia To th, 81 Rht
haY- slreadJ lost their air, the frHe use Or the 4 81
H-.> wil surely rest re IT, II has done for thou
sands.
o-llr. STEHLiNnls sMBROsIA Is a srimulaffne ofig
extract Of Roots, BarKs an Herbs Il will cure ali
Of the scalp aud itbhing & The heas; entire
u efeica es dandruli, pr the hair from iainA
ont, or irm turning prsmaiureiy a, Cansibg " 20
gr thic nd long 1t is entirely din. rent from al
other prepai ations, and can be relied on.
gt' q well known TACT to thousands In the t'ity
Of New York th4t this is TIE ouiy Ar c yet discoT
sred that vii CURE the Disease OF the Scp and cause
the Hair 70 Grow.
"TPBIUT per Containing two bottles. -Es
Fl. Fl. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No ty3 Broadway. New ork
Ea-For sale hy all ruRz,ars nlar3' h2sds~
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7EW LAX q aU rshIOh LIN u
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. A,

OHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Az
3. B DOUGLAS uU. .
lTy superior St .
Artists HATERIA ALs-WINDsOR AHp
GEWTON'5 aud GguPil's Oil and Water Coiurs
At Z. B. DOUGLASS \ 90. 3,
ragItI r4f l7g 5uperiOr-SE
lVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at -u B. B, DOUGLAS 3 co. s.,
l7g SuperlOr-St.
fHOF0GRAPH ooPPIKs OF OKLABRATEp
Paintings and Engrayings, At
Z. B. DOUGLAS q CO.'S,
l79 SuperiOr-St
fCARTRs DE VISITE or CELEBRATED
Zen and Women, and Falmsr's Marbles, az
B. B. DOUGLAS & co. s.
l79 SHpsriOr-Ss. .
FINE EEGRAvIEGs OF DISTINGUISHES
Men Z. B. DOUGLAS COS
AVS Hlr..rt 20 Huperinr-S
DORTkAIT FkAMES.-SQgART
4 and Oval Gilt Frames, at
nsy2l sARGEAET'e
DHOTOGkAPh FRAMES.--llILT
u and Rosewood Ovsl France. = splsndid assori
r7~f % no . VF-r
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Adjutsnt General Fuller has our CRATE
full acknowledgements for bound copy of
his Annual Report to the Governor. Il is
complete and busiues5-like work, show :
ing in detail what Illinois has done
towards raising troops for the Govern.
ment. The roster of every regiment and
battery is given. The report is dated the
1st OF January last, and from it, it appears,
Illinois has furnished the following troops
since the war commenced:
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EASTERN THROUGH fNT Erie, BunaiO, Boston, NsW
York, hartford, and Will0ughby, Painesvi ie, Gene
va As'ab ia AID COnneaut, closes at g A NJ
p. a.
EASTERN THRoUsH, Tor Erie, Bunalo, albany, Bos-
ton New ora and artfOrd closes ~ s'45 y. "
EAsTERS AZ, toT al points between Cleveland and
WEsTERS THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. UhieszuI
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. M (ieavss at S: 0
WEsTERs THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chiolso.
Dub Gus, It spb aud CairV closes at 40 p a
EsTERN WAY, for All points bet~een Cleveland
and 7 ! do, closes at TP s..
SAgDUsKY WAY, for ~auduszy and m intsrmcciase
points, closes al 4:i0 r. N.
OIEoHSsATI Way, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, osss a. 10 P. n, tleayes at 81
OR0IssAr1 THRoUsH, 'or Columbus, Tay ton. New
ar am ino,nuaii clesss az 10 P n, ileares at sis
CIsciSSATf fHEoUoH, for Columbus. Ciseipnati
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis Zanesyille and
Wheeling oaes at $50 P. NJ I.. .I H..F...-
PITrsBuRsH THR0UgH, for Pittsb7rEh sud Wash
ingtOn clt see al I P. NJ
PITTsBURss " AZ, tor all points between Cleveland
MelsFiie and Pitt burg Harrlsbues rhiiadelpnia
baltimOrt and washing on closes At 7-fu M.
4AHOEING WAY, Tor AL poin,s between Cleveland
and Youngstown, eloszs It 10 2. IA, (eaFes next
9iEpIaA WAY, closes ats A. N.
Saturdays, at p d Is
sRECksvIILE: BATH, &c, closes Tuesdays and sat
SHAEOA CENrEE, Granger, North ROysitOn &c d,
ollses on Tuesdays and Saturdays At 7 A. N.
MARREHsVILbE. cinse- daily, iir3n A. N. I.H
EAST TOLEVEIAaDa and Euclid, closes daily,a P. 81
- Mail and Drop Letters are require By lAF 70
be prepaid. a . .-' t. t'- f'e'
eaTAll City Circulars are required to prepaid
: ~ ji5s opsh S'. ron a. N. 70 7.s3 P On
Sunday roHiS A. N to l0z3o A n .lt
e COWLES, P. n.
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very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land,
couveni 70 Str G RailrOad
bea uiu ttage in hast Clr yelRnd, vi. h a large
LOt. S20L
JNO. @. JENNINGS,
iUnel Atwater Building, foot of superior-St
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EHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

kEHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
a. TEL 8SEMAR 1, 2 and !, are protected y ROY :
q LISTERS Patent Oi England, and secured b the
Seals o. thep EcOis de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial COLLEGE, 0i Aedicin5, Vienna
& no. One = i3YaluA5le toE Exhaustion, SpsEmator
FhBa and al physical disabilities.
30. Two cOmpleiet ereiiCsaiss all trsca5 OF tho5
diseases Lnat have heretofore been treated b. the nan
s59us aud peTliciOus Use Of cOpavih and cubsbs.
So tareo has elttraiy supplantsd the einIuriols use
Of merCury, thereby insJirng 60 the sufferer speedy
ns'ie ispersng ali impurities, and roofing ont the
venom o. Gi5ease5 I
laAEssEAAa No8.d, end ;, are prspsrsaoRs In tie
orm OF Lo1Ongos, devoid Of taste and smell and ca1
bs carried IA she EaisteOat pOcEst sold in I'M case
aad divided into separate dOses as administered By
-Velpau, balelnand sOu1 Ricod, &C. Price e3 eaoh;
Or cases for sg, which saver As; and in B2I casee
~hsreby there e d saving Oi 81 10 be had whole
sac aud retail o. Dr.. BABROW, No l94 llsecksr st
New York '
. immsdistslyOn reosiying q rsmiteanos Dr. 6arttv
forward che Trieaenlar to any part OF the world.
eSdrely packed, ana addressed according 90 TIE he
s. l-cs.JE- o.. b2e writer.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh.
The Romance OF the Railroad.
By the Author Of t' Fair Incz,'' tEThe Prince OF
Wales 90 The Ghost Hunters - &C., sc.

The Romance OF the Railroad.
By the Author Of ''Fair Inoz," lThe Prince OF
Wales" The Ghost Hunters" 60, SC.
OH FTER Wall ABOARD.
Lo1d laughed when on the platform,
But esss al within my 5ieeTe, i.i
To think the people round me '.'ia
Did he landlord 80 ssco sei
50 S6-s ~ y 55tI II
A. pFeP5d 10 at the winiOw
A1-d saw him reoS i've fss pay. I-4rrsr
He his pay nsd All cof. .sesga .H aTi'trF-
krs the Okla were uear half DONE
Quickly ''Au BbOaud Z { shouted, f''.-
And made all tho people ron; '.
Out they rushed all mad as blazes, .sa
SWOro the landlord was 3 cheat,
AHa With the raiir .ad mad combined "'
That they should not half sat.
But the man whs was the madest,
Was the 0so who next me sat,
Nhen Ger his person he bad spilled
The contentso ahis hat.t '' -
"Ous srny ous5 IN Flanders"
Our army in the South, ..... Ire.-
Would blush to hear the curses-l
ikat proceeded ron his mouth.
. He swors on ne he'd take revenge,
ana gRs bOnnd 20 have my iife,'
Sohe seized rom od the table quick
The landlords carving knife, .Ht...
And with he knile in hand TO ind me,
He looked madly through the car.
VIII was IL the dePot hid,
En'OYiug q sesar- .a.
When ne saw ne could not find me-,
.ter boxing through the train,
Into the dlni1g room be ran,
Ane ! IUCS my seat again -.re
In the cara, which started Ot then,
and left him soon behind
Looking vatnly in zach corner
Oi tie depot mo 10 fud .Nr
TO Be COsTHUED.l
In the meantime wOuld announce 10 the public
that have broughf home from the East the largest
and most superb stock o. il9aionAbie
WINTER Cz19TgEING, T.
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen in
Cleveland, and our sJ0ck Of Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing 5aTpsssca anything in the State. As
buy and sell Tor cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers viii do we'll 70 call at
Isaac A. Isaec's Union Hall,
Cole Agenc the sale qf Singer Celebrated Sewins
Machines, Storr's iutomhfol PressmAn, and
strong Psssut hrhiy Bsd-Trunk.
-Cornsr Superior and union-Sts.
- Look csFr -i{r Sc s-IA Sf-7
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.aoilai,ss7f alls'.a,r o.ao
NISNgsy.l SUCCESS
EXT IExsl;lIlISL:k;Sla
ltbi DULLAho PhhMIUMti
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or Spermatorrhea, elect, &C., and
IMPOT EECY CUR ED,
AFTEB ALI OTHER TREATMENT FAILS

~ st s'. DR. A! GIBSON,
Formerly q New York City, viii gsy One Hundrel
above named diseases. Hs viii eay the same sum Tor
the proof that any other Physician 10 the United
After many ysara OF labOrOuH study and experiancs
Dr. GIBSON Is happy IN being able 70 sDnOunoe 10
tee unfortunate that ne has psreeted system Of
FHE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
O. g. asSye AND sso al sontagious diseases Of the
arising thersfrOm, Including general
DEBILITY Oh EERV06s PROsTRATION.
de has succeeded in curing in this ctJ some Of
whom bad expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess 10 treat all private
isSst 5sTties q bsSeif A'u Ti'n0ui reoel'ins the
Or. 81 BSON does not boast that he e member OF
rome college 70 london Of Paris As perhspa some
aud who hold out great expectations never to be
ntiEed But what DT G. might boast Of this that he
Is able to give entire satisfaction 70 those Who re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London OF Paris
Or anY patent medicine to equal for the radical
oisemnal and eil diseases derang
both mental and physical, arising from sexual OF
Or. GIBSON also clsims ier bis new treatment the
following advantages over all others Jet disoovsrsd
and nrst the agents uss are IN respect disagree
able; he Uses relics OF the dark AGES such as Mer-
curry, nor any other deaterfoue frIfy gal0uIIv M
restrictions IN diet OF busnoss s required Thirdly
his treatment Is positive and certain 10 Al cases ne
stands prepared to 60 into any public private hos
pital M the United States and deonstrate the IN
msnse superiority Of his treatment any other
nanenoy Tildness, sasetY and oonysnisaoe to tsSs-
tient. Hs.tHI. I...." $3.50 .. |..s
DR.. GIbsVH Is permanently located IN Cleveland
and has during the past three years performed many
eHs q diseases which had resisted al other
modes 81 treatment Reference can be given to indi-
viduals OF the first respsetabilitY in Cleveland, Boz
ton, New York and other cities in regard To skill and
lutegritYtn eli urUtsssiOna transactions Dyspepsia,
and All chronic diseases treat
ksiSr Medicine sent to an .HTtof the country on
ID; eIBsoHs New Work a PhyaioloEY foT sale 81
hia oidoe,
,L Ht" DIR. GIBSON,
. PROTRs5oB or Ehs0rRoPAfHY AND mEDlorER.
Qmos1ile senecs4sta Q fsV do@s irom suDsrI0r uP
stairB.
once hours from 70 1ssnd tr0na Ito o'oiook dEy
SuunnVg eWceWthdsl Hrs.H| HrHaH aHn# ..IsHH ~
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PLANlNa MlLL,

NEW planning MILL.-THK
~ undersigned having thoroughly reatted the
4f--.s mas. planning MILL,
iorp,erly occupied by j r. Parcival on EIm-st .
v sst Side ar Sesniey and Grahatn- Pail Facfory
Nv pref aled - do Prsning. Circular and scroll
= wing, Wood Turning and d. uldings.
marshS:R2s m.A.-BBoWH, Agent, +
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.1rll sd el l1y3nHl -i.rrsI-s rsl 900 -NaIrI
.s9-iaqmi g57t - iis .17a 7at7aI -5d
4, a. T"1i51E BON
as sl'faa1f I'D 81 orc l-Ss ....-.t
~ aa4a ezTsek a. .d.i- ~ ftlI aI
!. au.Hr-u-a- VI a. s.'. .itrsaI-rJ
.H-1rs-5 brE 77srI- 3lSl 81 .1H-. .s-
.HH 7v boo tzE5 Yt.5a aa. ..fs
boo boa i1gg4sz 2+sSs-Sss- Ia.i Z.5.4
: 7fr"4sr -T.iiteala2 q - agti.riF# #r
.U .allnN .'fs,s-ii f-
.sii ..7oT ..skasG s.zaa 3, = = No.
.Iz:agS5. 81 asf m We
.t51N lle5iak . 90 W s.
81
ss.--5es.t ~ = :ssssssssa
ik I.ra.s r. .ll ....|5'
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5 sJlemQas0a's Impr0Toa speeEsql 5
L. "a. sOLOMONsON,

Keeps tine largest assortment in the Optical ns OF an
the trade. From his long residence in this Ottyi
and the extensive patronage received dnrins that
time, he would say 10 his old friends and the public
generally, that no edOrt that could be pat orth g
ssoure the very best laty 0 Crystal Gis9s ground
uudsr his own Inspection 10 suit the eTe9, IN all c.
curing weakness dizziness on Inflammation o. IN
sgo and tmpa-ting strength Tor long reading and nn
sewing. The reputation Of SOLpdOhSOH'5 estebf
shment the reliable &C sst the lest articei
N that line that osn be obtained has become es,
Rblished aCt and Infested BY his patrons, whose ad
take,) 30 SuperioF-St., Under the American, ald
there you will ind the best kind Oi SPECIAJHs--
ADAPTED ~ your sight. -. .......- .....|
Sag-klr. SoiOmOnson would here Inform the public
has ne employs any one IN the sale Of bis bel
and those who iasire pair OF his 5poctaelea ON
only obtain them BY calling at his establishments q
e. ARTIFTOIAL EYES inserted without 5hiEg
% perfect As natural IHI .-.H 5ufra
OTTIoE-NO. 30 5upsrior-st., updeT tns Amgrioa2
Hotel wUrs
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RFFRIGERATQRS.

Twenty different Styles and Sizes
SCH0OLEY'S ICEBERG, Never becomes
damp and mOuldy; sizes.
SCHOOLEY'S "ICE KING" Thoroughly
ventilated; sizes.
JEWETTs PALACE" Ssizes; handsome
ly grained & finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs COTTAGE" 2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
JEWETTs "ICE TOP" 2 sizes; opens in
front Nicely grained and finished.
ICE CHESTS, sizes; double lids. Low
price.
WAiEK eOLERS-l, 2, 8, 4 and gal
Ions, made double; filled in with char
coal. One piece Of ice lasts all day.
ICE CREAM FgEEZER3-3, 4, 6 and 6
quarts. The mOstapproved kind-Will
freeze cream in FOUR MINUTES.
WATER FITERs-Kedzie' and Jewett's
All Sizes from 2 TO II gallons.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS-A
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WAILuKr. Sent. 81,

WAILUKU, Sept. 81, 1853.
MR. EDITOR 1t is TO be hoped that amidst the
great AID grave subjects which will occupy the
attention of the ensuing Legislature, one subject of
vital importance will not be overlooked, AS il has
hitherto been overlookel-I mean provision for an
equitable distribution of water on lands which re-
aulre irrigation. Why this has not been done before,
when half the population of the islands are together
by the ears as often as the dry season returns, is to
me a matter of wonder. IL cannot be because the
Legislature has not had time TO attend TO il. while it
is one so seriously affecting the material interests Of
a large proportion of the people Of these islands. who
are entirely dependent 90 irrigation for all their
means Of living. Nor can one in his sober senses
for q moment suppose that old customs are sufficient
on this subject, either as guide or authority. LIN
the progress Of humsn evenrs,' old customs are
coming IN review. many Of them only to be absn-
dOned, or even by law prohibited. 10 the great bene-
81 Of our island world.
Again, the sources of our agricultural wealth have
shifted ground. kalo has found a rival, and il
would be folly to attempt longer to run the carriage
on one wheel when the point Of graviiatiOn lies in
the centre between the two. Why an old land,
which is not half cultivated and produces a lirtle,
should keep its full amount of water running. while
"a new piece close by, which has never taken its
share Of water, but which would yield with irrigs-
ton many times more than the old piece-I say,
why the old one should be permitted 10 keep its
ussless or nearly useless supply of water away from