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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

FATAL ACCIDENT The passenger Train from
Montreal to ST. Johns, ra9 of the track near
St. Johns, on Tuesday morning by reason Of
the displacement Of a switch. The engin-
eer, named Bailey, was killed the fireman
was seriously injured, and one passenger
had an arm broken The engine wss badly
wrecked.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
News Items.

The American Express Company has made
Its stockholders happy by dividing, within
week, $50 cash on each share and TWENTY
five per cent. in scrip. Last year lis cash
and stock dividends were equal to more than
eighty per cent Is MT this sending people
on the road to fortune s. by Expresse''
Carlos Pierce, owner OF the bsr OK .. Gen.
Grant" has purchase. Province Island. q
beautiful islet of Lake Meznphremagog. with
an area of about one hundred and seven
acres, which ne nocnds converting into
grazing ground for fsIi-blooded czttle
At Birmingh An, England, n charwuman
was cleaning some attic windows. forty feet
from the Pavement, and as she was leaning
out suddenly fell into the street, upon
man passing by he was fatally injured
but she escaped unhurt.
DR.. Blackburn, of yellow fever notoriery.
has been admitted TO bail at Toronto on his
eNTn reca-nizance 10 appear when called for,
and M sur1ties have been discharged.
Ike Charleston Courier saws that the Sea
! lslEnds, on the South Carolina coast, ia
nous Tor their good eOttor, are 70 be return
T e. to the original proprietors.
jenkins, the New York Phoenix bank de-
tsulter, Is gong 10 plead INSANITY Whist
would rogues and villains do IL they didn I
have that handy plea?
= LADY IN Northampton found some dis
Guilty in raising the bucket from Der well.
Tuesday morning, and soon esccrtained to
her establishment that the cause was 3 BIC
Newfoundland dog, which IN Its midnight
| prowiings had somehow - taken TO the wa
ter Ii was rescued damp out alive.
The City OF Mexico Times prints a list OF
I0l ez-American reheis IN thar city, chiefly
MlssOuriaDs and Texans
4 letter in the Evening Pos SAYS on the
South Carolina Railroad the trains are IN
sufficient 70 carry what cotton Is offered t.
I Charleston. At one station on that road
there are two thousand bales waiting ship
ment IL excess Of the amount winch the
road daily carries forward. On the Savan-
nah river many plantation owners have from
five hundred TO thousand bales in store.
Senator " ilson is confident that the re-
pubilcans will cary New jersey. Leading
democrats admit that there will be MAORI
" IN the New Jersey legislature for the
constitutional amendment, which is the main
thing.
The bodies OF & woman and two girls, aged
10 and - years, killed by the recent accident
on the Pennsylvania Central railroad, are
still at Lancaster unclaimed. Two trunks,
Z labeled. - Airs. julia 4. Head and - Miss
Mary ( Head, LivermOre Falls, Name, -
are also unclaimed They are supposed to
f be the property of thOse persons
During the mOmentsry absence Of the de-
pot master at Monson, Mass. one day last
week. an unknown man boldly shouidered
ladys trunk, and marched away with it
through one of the principal streets Of the
village. Those who saw him supposed OF
course the trunk to be his Its contents
were stated by the lady 70 be worth about
! $3.50. No clue has vet been obtained by
which 10 discover the man, the trunk or the
( goods.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

SHOCKING AocIDEST.-ITsncis ; Martin
son Of Chester Martin of Williamstown. who
lost a leg at the battle of Cedar Greek was
killed on Wednesday, Oct. llth, under the
most appalling circumstances Being desi-
rous OF getting rid Of very heavy stone ID
the lot adjoining ms house Mr. Martin.
assisted by his son. mad excavated space
with q view 10 sInk the stope, and having
dune al they deemed safe was temporarily
left, for sume safer mode Of completion.
Subsequently. during his iathe's absence.
Frances went to the field; not returning as
soon a. expected, his mother became alarmed
and sent Tor him, when ne was found, with
the exception Of head and shoulders. buried
benesth the huge rock. with body and limbs
completely crushed. Help was Immediately
procured, but not until after two hours OF
incessRnt labor was the body eIIIcated.-
Kafon's Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

We learn with sincere sorrow Of the death
Of our townsman Mr.. Stephen Gates, of the
well-known firm of Gates. kilburne & Co.,
who died last Tuesday. of typhoid fever after
a short illness Burlington mas lost II his
death an erterprisIng and active business
man, an upright and worthy citizen, and 4
good man
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

AssAUL1.-Rev. ". ". Atwater Of Yer
gennes, agent Of the State Temperance SOcIe-
". was assaulted and knocked down. IN
Montpelier Oh Wednesday evening, by some
rummy rufisn. who undertook thus TO pay
him for his agency IN certain liquor seizures
receutIv made there.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

WEDDING IN HIGB LITE-Proi Lowe
IL fitting up q balloon for wedding party.
1t will contain seats Tor ten passengers and
will be drAFed and upholstered IN crimson
and gold, in elegant style. The ceremouoy
will take place IN the car, II the presence OF
the bridegroom and bride, and after partak-
ing of sumptuous collation. the balloon
will be allowed ~ ascend. and the bridal
tour Will commence. There Is some uncer-
tainty where the balloon will land, but after
all the doubt and risk will not BE- greatly dir
ferent from that attending al matrimonial
ventures
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

A CRIPPLE RAcL-Races OF men wearing
wooden legs took place on Saturday evening,
at the American Institute Fair, at New
York. The exhibition was given 20 test the
qualities of the various ARTIFICIAL leg patents
displayed at the Fair. 1at7 ri - .1..-o
Mr.. Calvin Bates, walked or hobbled
distance of i've hundred feet in three NM
utes. on two artificial leg Another man
vita aoe .rsi6eial leg. walled the dis
tance IN Two minatss Mr. Frank Stewart,
walkrd three thoasand feet IN nine minutes,
On two false legs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

FIRST BATTERY, STATE MILIIIA.-This
Battery was organized at Waterbury, Oct
l4th, 1865. by the election of Lieut.. V. A.
Philips, OF Montpelier formerly Of the Sd
Vt Light Battery as Captain.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

THA1 astronomers advertised
partial eeiipseof the San to be s,sibleThurs
morning. The only one seen hereabouts has
been q total eclipse by the clouds. Ii it had
|oniy been In the afternoon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

A bogus post Office detective who operated
considerably in some psrts of Massachusetts,
about year ago examining books and &C
counts, and who gave personal bond Tor Nh
appearance last January, did not come to
time A day or two since be was in Pitts
field and wac recognized by L. S Marshal
and arrested. Being required to fnd good
bad Tor his appearance, he could not do it
and was committed 70 Jail.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
eC-fLAND AND BURLINGTON r. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGING
Commanding june &c, 1855. train. win - tOl-
LEAVE BURLINGTON:
800 A. M, MAIL TRAIN for Boston. Lowell, wor-
eester. fitchbsEh. Brsttleooro, sPringhel Hart
ford. Ne. Haven. TrVy, Albany and New York I;
s S !. Try = as P. NJ New YOri io-s p -
Th,suea 20 Bosssa .rsfAssf sAsns- ~ s-s.
ROO L. ACCOMMODATES Train for Rutland
Below Fslls nd Brsstteboro; arrive At Rutlznd
5.l5 p. L., Bealv~s Fails s.i5 P NJ, Brsrrfetc-c
100 Az.
I.8r q. EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Asbesy New
Tsfk and the West Arrive II fScy 500 P. H. 7;
New York A. 4, b. Hedson River Railroad
sleeping Cars or Hsdscr River Steamers.
7a-ssSxte y>ss sifAosf zaa.gr Of Co.'s.
sSP.n- NC HI EXPRESS with Sleeping Car. for
Ne~ York and Boston Arrive In Troy at 500 A.
-, New York 1910 A. H.; Boston $40 An.
fA-sreA TO Troy a.a Bssss. psihs.f eAa-s- = Co.'s
Prov the sosl sd Es., Yrss-- rio, q, BurIincfS-
4.2op. H., MAIL fnAtN from Boston, Lowell, wor
ees,e-. Af{nxsssd. Hartford, New Haven
as T., NfsHT < EXPRESS 1; TRAIN with Sleeping
Can, from New Fork and Boston Leaves New
York nj 5 p. H., Boston 5.3OP.H.
SIS a. X. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave Brat
tlehoro 40 P. n, Bellows Falls 5.45 p. - hct-
land 500 A. n.
7-ssr.r-, Express rRAts gro.. Rutland, New
YORK and Troy.
TICEEw sd Tor Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
YrrA. Schenectady and al principal points on the
NV York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation gTv-- by
wv. CARPENTER,
No. l, American Hotel Block.
Baggage checked through
q Fare always A. low as BY any other line-
GEO A MERRILL, supt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

RoBBEkY.-Tbe money-drawer II the Of
fce Of the Central House was robbed Thurs
day evening of about so. Several parties
were arrested upon suspicion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
I'm p O X T A N I
TO ALL
Irr.A I'D y

The great value o,
Iron as Medicine
Is well kncwn-and sSknoEIsdzed nv al medica
mea. Tie diaicuity has been 10 obtain such a pre-
paration Of !. Will enter the circulation and As
sirn late al once with the blood This point, says
attained in the Peruvian syrup, By combination m
q usy before untnoUz.
The Peruvian Syrup
Projected solution % tho PROTOAID OF
IRON NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE tnat
strikes ~ ahg Root Of Disease by supplying me
hlool wiki its Vital Principle or Life Eienen'-
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Comp int, Dropsy. Fever
and A-ue Chronic Diarrh9A Loss Of Energy, Low
Spirits
The Peruvian Syrup
muses. Strength vigor and New Life into the sys-
ten, and builds up az Iron Constipation
The Peruvian syT1P
rr-rz yer-oas Affections. Female Complaints,
scroiula. Boils Scurvey, and al diseases Of the
Eidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
SPECIFIC flral diseases originating in BAD
STATE or THE BLOOD. or accompanied ns Dc
bility OF a Low State Of the system
.sTo all the WEEK the WORN and the
WEARY"
..ThePeruviau syrup - one o. the fsE adFertissa
medicine. which l. worthy % notice, and persona
tina OF i for rlauy Years has shoTn u thAl u a
ssez ali tie laities clamed ~ u prupTie-ols
~ j. tome 10 eases ~ impaired health - weaStt-
constitutions b. has 10 fuperlo- Unlike t-losl 60
..pd Bitters j. r. entirely Zee IRON Alclilo- a.
therefore, il emerging effects are a.. f1llpNs ~
-5--esu0ndir- reaction. il VII he found Ia -
uer-or o. sslac or brandy IL al cases WAere tiss
have been ures1ri.ed Tor weakness an cr'--ils
~. I-g--t aiases % uE Hayes state Assater ol
Ns.- and af Dr Chiffon. the celebrated mems
ofNew EO-E agree inst there De- 10 II coz
d. u ..ic-a. " vegetable poison ~ oil-cll9 nA'-t
81 a.ta1-e whatever. Its p-incl pal lngrelleut =
sIr III me Protozide of Iron 50 combined GllleIais-
tectel a. 20 form durable and p4latah- e -els-lll
Weeau most uuheslfatil--ly recommend u 20 Ia
me v-gaE the worn. and the weary We uiA~e mes
-.u-- Ks val ur rar.ly and q Our own pIul- l-l=r
havlu- riclIy experience its heneais
T.o..4zt aare s,sn es-g-l 1g tls ss Or fai' rem
.+g ION r-r-- n4issra,ls rrsGfar~s- % strong,
a-1i-t I'D h1rr zli1 rgrlsu, aHf irtiis 7@if.'i
-.ass1llfr hssifsrs % giUs ., q trl1l-
Parullets containing certificates Of cures, and
en1ar- ous from some o. the most enllnen.
PIlvsi.Iaus. Cler-l men and others, VII Dc sent
FREE Gu any address
-F0R sALE ET
sETH v FOWLE & Co, Is fremont 81, Boston
J. =. nINSMORE 81 Broadway New NorA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

most straight and stubhurn hair Of either sez INTO
vavy rinslets Or Eesvy massive curls. Has been
used hr thv fashona bls- o. PARIS and London with
IN. most gratifying results Does 70 iniuSy 9the
hair. Prize by mall sealed and postpaid, 81 lfef-
criptive circulars mailed free. Altress Ber-e-,
Shult- 4 Co Ch=nfsts. P. o. Drawer 81 Troy, y.
7, Sole Agents for the United States
Or. its-ds-ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

The lady who was recently married to Gen
Hooker, IL described as woman Of noble
beauty and addrcss-qurte as bkely to make
a lasting impression for personal LONELINESS
and grace ss her younger relative SINE
years ago she visited Europe and was in Lon
don awhile. OF the impression she left there
one little incident tells the tale. An sd-
mirer of the Duke of Wellington sent him
some cases Of Longworth e Sparkling Oataw-
ba- He wished To know where 90 delicious
8 wine was made. Cincinnati, my Lord
Duke, was the reply. Cincinnati ~ re-
joined the hero of Waterloo, "Ah. that's
the place Miss Groesbeck came FROM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

LIFE CLocK.-0ur brains are seventy
year clocks. The angel of life winds them
up once for al, then closes the caees and gives
the key into the hand of the angel OF resur-
reciion. Tic-tac tic-taci 90 the wheels of
thought; our will cannot stop them they
cannot stop themselves; sleep cannot still
them; madness only makes them 20 faster !;
death alone can break into the case. and
seizing the ever-swinging pendulum which
we call the heart, silence at last the clicking
Of the terrible escapemenf We have carried 80
long beneath our aching foreheads. five
could only get at them as we lie on our pill
lows and count the dead beats of thought al
Ter thought. and image after image, Earring
through the over-tIred organ, VIII nobody
block those wheels, uncouple their pinions.
cut the string which holds those weights?
What passion comes over us sometimes for
silence and rest, that tins dreadful mechsn-
ism, unwinding the endless tapestry of time,
embroidered with spectral figures of life and
death. would have but one t,rief holiday =
o w. Hoimes. aA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
Respectfully your obi servant.
ABEL. Z. LKAvESvoR1H,
Late. Captain in the sth Vt. Vols.
Among the documents are the following /.

Among the documents are the following
SIX Vols Statutes at Large Of the Provisions
and Regular Congresses of the so-called Confed-
ersie States with the Constitution and Indian
treaties
Report Of Evidence Of joint special committees
Of both Houses of the rebel Congress to investi-
gate the sffaIrs of the Navy Department, s72 pp
Rebel Navy Register.
Official Report Of Battles, Seven Pines to
Chattanooga, 562 pp.
Maj.-Gen. Magruder's Report Of operxtions
on the Peninsula, including Malvern Hill and
Savage Station.
Battle of YouDg's Branch and Manassas Plain
July q 1861.
Journal Of the acts and proceedings Of the
General Convention Of the State of Virginia,
Feb. 1861, 4s6 pp. Ordinances Of the same
Convention
Messages Of the Governor Of Va, and Reports
of property taken from the Q. s. At Goeport Navy
Yard snd Hsrper's Ferry, 1851 SC
Constitution acts snd resolutions Of the State
of Florida, IN 60 and 81. President Davis
Messages, Treasury documents, Department
Reports &c, twenry-one papers
specimens of rebel Bonds, Report Of Commis-
sioner Of Exchange, Files Of Richmond Wing,
Semi-weekly, Vols IS, 80, 40, Il and -, 1851
70 1865, the volumes of 1868 and 1864 being
nearly complete
The Society is to be congratulated on so
valuable an addition 10 It's collection
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

N modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair
Ia an almost miraculous manner. IL has been used
by the elite Of Paris and London with the most
fattering Names Of all purchasers Wal he
registered and If entire satisfaction l. Dot gwen IN
every instance, the money viii be cheerfullr re
funded. Price by mail. sealed and posi-pait. %
Descriptive circulars an testlmorI.ls rla--c irv
o. Drawer p, TrUv, n Y, Sole Agents ior the
rnirei State
o.. i0s-dGWly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
Comue.osro o. 1865.

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
1865.

HOUSEKEEPERS trobled with verufr need be &C
no longer II they use "CosrAR's- ExterninAtor
We have used il 70 our satisfaction; and n box
cost 3, We would have 1t. We have tried poisonk
but they effected moth NJ but 'Costar's- article
knocs ec the breath out OF Rats. Mise, Reaches,
Ants. and Be- Bugs, quicker than can write H.
Il Il in great demand al over Il ,tuntry-seei.e-
Ohi0 GGzsffs-
H-Sse .-COsIAE's- advertisement in this paper.
q sold IL Burlington Vt, by Al Druggists and
Dealers
July l+-dEv3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
WV RnoES-

NV EOOES.
Macy the Hautmali o. the Lord -v t-. -.-..-
vi o. the Gotta Family
Letters, - Henry j. Tharea-
Looking around, a move Psi A. s. Roe
A son q the SOL. a novel
Fitzpatrick and or Cavl -r
Life IN Camp, hy J. q. n ieu-
Belle Boyd IN Camp an Prison v------- . .
SELF with al introductlll By 6e--- 49,
Sala- For sale by
AuE- Dc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
1865.

INCREASE OF RATS.-The FEms-f Gzz,ft,
fEn.lIsh) asserts and proves by hEurS< that one
pair Of rats vii have progeny and descendants
less than 65i ,053 IN three years Now. unless this
immense family car he kept down, they would cor
same more food thaa would sustain 800 hrnA
beings
S-See "CosTAR's- advertisement n this paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

ICE CREAM FREEzERs for sale
l. BY c BDODG err co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
1860.

RATS te--us BIRDS Whoever engages in shoot
inE small birds a. cruei man UhOeve aids in ex-
terminating rsfs is q henoi4ctoT We should like
some Of correspondents % give the Geneat Of
their experience in driving out these pests We
need something besides co-s, cate, and traps for
this business -Sciezfinc Anag-i1ar, y Y.
-See "CosTAR'sn advertisement in this paper
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
1863.

"cosTAR,s" RAT EXTERMINATOI h simple,
safe, and sure,-the most perfect RAT-ihcation
meeting We nave ever attended. Every IA; thai
ca get il, properly prepared according - direc-
tons wll eat i; ana every one that eats 4 VIII die,
generally Al some place distant possible from
where the medicine was tAken--Lakr SAo-e MieA-,
MIRO
Rsee "CosIAR's" advertisement in this paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
WONDERFULLY STRANGE
-r~.,~- - g. sr-r-
BEST NUsICALINSTRUCTOR,

HARPET sWEEPERs ~
Z WHEE -ER a RIPLE1 =.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

Commencing june &c, 1855, train. win run :. FOL.
lows:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

cures Dyspepsia, Liver Comp int, Dropsy. Fever
and A-ue Chronic DarTh9A Loss Of Energy Low
So
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

DIR. Blackburn, of yellow fever BOtoriety,
has been admitted to bail At Toronto on his
own rece-nizance 70 appear when called for,
-ad M sur5iies have been discharged.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

At Birmingh Am, England, charwoman
was cleaning some attic windows. forty feet
from the Pavement. and as she was leaning
out suddenly fell into the street, upon
man passing BY he was fatally injured
but she escaped unhurt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

SITE v FOWLE & Co. Is fremont 81, Boston
j. j. nINSNORE. 81 Broadway New NorA
And nv all Dru.riSts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

Tse Charleston Courier says that the Sea
1slEnds, on the South Carolina coast. IA
nous Tor their good eOtte,-, are 70 be return
e. TO the original proprietors.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

The Society is to be congratulated on SC
valuable an addition 10 It's collection
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-07-08
By Authority.

II has pleased His Majes'y the King 70 approve ct ;Ar nom
inatIon % ihs Honorable Theodore {. Heuck, by Hermann
Won Holt, Esquire, a. acting Consul of His Nsjesty the King
OF Hanover, until NJ. Won Hots return from California.
appointments by HE EaccIIency the Minis.
ter OF Finance.
7. hamaka, Tax Assessor fr the District of Hama, Maui. in
place Of c. h. hakani, removed.
F. BertelmaEa, Tax Assessor for the District OF HanaIei,
Kauai, in place Uf !. 4. Low, Es4, resigned.
q. X. Lindsay. Tax Assessor for the District Of South Ko-
hala. Hawai-, il place OF : Parker, resigned.
Z. pE VGRIGSY.
Honolulu, June >, 1865.
Bureau of Public IusIruction.
The following resolution passed by the Board Of Education
c; a nee;i 2 hell on the Ieth inst is intended to carry out the
general principles Of action adopted By the Board, in regard TO
Boarding Schools for Hawaiian hoys.
Resulted That inasmuch as the Boari i not prepared 81 the
present time ~tn any English boarding School for Hawaiian
boys they will. wUh the object OF carrying cut the spirit OF the
3oth Section Of the late Act 10 regulate the Bureau OF Public
instruction, subsiiiZe t. the extent which they may deem ju-
clc.ouS ~ each case; any approved Boarding school which
aEai admit the right OF visitation by the members of the Board,
or !ts inspector, and will receive such number Of pupils A. may
be agreed upon, and shall be nominated BY sad Board.
BoASD OF EDCCATIoS, June 18Th. 1885.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-07-08

By the arrival Of the D. c. Murray 10 Is days
and the Whistle in Is days from San Francisco, We
are in receipt Of cur regular tiles Of California and
Eastern papers.
The telesraphic news IL twelve days later than our
previous dates, but there is a blank of ten days. The
wires had been down most of the time for twenty days.
The news is not Of much Importance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-07-08

NEW E CHEESE
White Macaroni and VermiceIli
Soda, Water, Wine and Oyster Crackers
Lewis, Underwood's and Cuttings Tomato
Ketchup
Green Corn and Peas in 2 and ID tins
Fresh Almonds
California Pilot Bread
India Curry Powder
Fresh Holsters in 9 and ID tins
English Assorted Sauces
Boxes California behring's
Fresh Asparagus in 2 ID tins
Horace Billings Sugar Cured Hams
California Bacon
Coarse Homony
. Fresh Buckwheat Flour
Fresh Wheat Meal, California;
Fresh Cranberriea. (Oregon)
Pecan Nuts
Maple Sugar
Assorted Table Fruits, California;
Little Neck Quahaugs
Smoked Beef
Smoked Salmon
Fresh Layer Raisins in hlf and or boxes
Preserved Fruits in glass
Stuffed Olives
II Id Tins Prqpes
II Gallon Kegs French Olives
Golden Gate Extra Flour.
FOR SALE BIZ
453-lm \. d. CARTwRIGHT.