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New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
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A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH CO."
<1 OFFICE HEEALo BuIDiNG-Br'dEsv-Roon 10.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
IA Publish ths bay;
SOL SMITHS THEATRICAL MANAGEMENT
IN TIIB WEST AND SOUTH
FOR THIRTY YEARS;
INTBRSPERSgD WITH
ANECDOTICAL SKETCHES
AUrOBiOGBAPHiCALLY GIVEN
BY SOL SMITH
RETIRED ACTOR
With Flaeep illustrations and Portrait o. The Auihst.
syo, Cloth s2i Paper, 81 81
T autobiography Of one e tie fret Of Aueres9 actors
entertaining IRON the aughshe DeosteA 70 tAe Auec
aosesl Appendix iresy dro and comic fall Of sedsut
shse AID nuesce Is a0t only autobiography VI Mt Sol
Smith history the Aneuesn stage u 81 facts about
s early life Of The pHePsl seton Dd managers " The DAY. aud
Of pas, 6y years Besides
stns pleasant sna agreeable sketch Of soa'hTn aud South
Western society b tia reader vbo has encountered the
pseoar people o: those regu will isstaa recognize i ssthsss
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Enh,r ofthe .bo1s ,,ri Zee By IaIl on rec,
pUBLlsHED THIS DAY.

TR RED LIMB WHITTIER Tho eompisis Pocsl vors' q
whittier
Wh sne portrait Deauufy printed With r.thhe border Tlus
gely fuue gures by gts JufoTn vh " 2
Red Line fespyson Small 9asrto Cloth, 80 hall oa 20 mo
"a
This %, complete edition Of WisTs Poems Wh usirs
tons pubshsd The and eeHdng popularity ~
the author Aul Muller aud suow Bouud" cotbd sb the
Of tbs edition make ihs of h most alAh
efe elNh be eOuiug holiday
IL THE ENTERTAINING STORY OF KING BhOhDEi Ht
Lay AsD Rls RosguUD b. Mt AHRa ~ niaL
With illustrations by W l. Sheppard lvoL sua' eustn - "a
by 0f the popular Atd Geos,sia Of
writer's % fail 10 siH Los 81 eIltoi reader II
astnsye, and StoJ sat ts ibnUsncs
By ali rko acquainted .h bs sIqs stones
Of Mira DuL
~ al BoolslrA SCAT popad o. rscsiDi 0 Pr
by ths iNJAsL,TA - . -
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~ H,RrTA viii sesd any Of above works By mail
ya.tsss paid Any pat Of the Uue1 State, receipt Of the pe
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
OK ss VssSsS SEiSS Sn @ h a s,Af % ion 70 seJ5ffe G
oI Y b. The @ eI md % p %. % ... St s.u q "a s. had
Lno Volume Of three LRDds ssd sixty binding
.o @ .o:n q: sPssit ,s. 1 ~ % q % .s
ss.nt. ia -: lis ofqs5 Grant WILL truthful srs. M q ..
". c.Spgn docuat' Issued the country IL The hop, o..
so cmsaaurs htnnon called 70 th, following notices Of
FROM q g. ~ o In cian Of Ssos seso Committee
-" sda,bl. h design aad .I.en,ion The t.H Of Gss G,a'
The Hoa D Hors,s ot,.n coulteaon, BI.ut'. CouaIt
30 h,p,ou. worn %n.s @ s;:, good III. c.npasa'
SETS forth the f.e'' IN an o's "r and s'nHo. fall 90 sI'h
GsS. Jobu A LoEsn. Commander Of Army Of s,pqbie
E:. !s.s " d''''' TO '''''' P''al'' ''f' aud wish great
Gov. BoutEel.
- graphic and truthful record Of the great .'snt' Of Gen. Grants
fhop. will be circulated Throughout Tue county"
charmed the book ds,aO.d ~ become a.ad,d
bioCsPbI"
. how the sort od es better sr'su'a WAX the
Cen Bd.au sts and Author Of NIi'u Hi'p Of
a., .'i;sa s, The !:s .s'. :. e ,,f . c1 .n
scope aud sH which like better"
nr,,,.a,. Gen Gen BoI1sdt oS +. ,.,,,,, .,,,,s, ,m
Be- an esnt boob for general reading for all n' f' 'u' e.f
you i0f tins iH''' inpOr'.St Te. roI1 Ss,.
"Th. best esmp,iga NE ofGrsns .1..,,n."
1.. ~ s & a q. m I % ',s , % m
over"
Watcnnsn and Reflector
Othe many lives Of Gen Gisu the Lest adapted M popular uts
Boston Transcript
Deserves the lsrgeG possible eircal,tio1."
BoaOa Traveller
NOR. straightforward record Of,
Itory never pnblshed at least hot Ia our DAY"
Hsw.lork Tribune
spirited sietoh OF Gen Grants military carer aud his personal
character, and admirably adapted for general circulation"
Worcester Palladium.
I peculiarly book for the peops-ths Wis mol
time 10 pe fIll SId elaborate works
Christian Advocate, EsN.YOrL
THE wot evidently dsslgDed for Campsisn Docunt
though would hardly suptct from lie style"
kew.forf Commercial AdVsrssL
THE Horf 10 exceedingly veil done"
Ambassador
"A history Of the salient book Of enduring .sr
and has evidently bsen prepared with view something
more than ~ henrrsl reading"
Py II by empress S5 per doen; go per 100 The
ssi u sl must accompany the order Address Jk TRIBUNE
New lOL
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THOUSAND.
TIE NEW ENGLAND TRAGEDIES
~ H. ". LoSGFfLLON

I'N IN IL II lIVbNAND'
TIE NEW ENGLAND TRAGEDIES
BY II. ". LoSGFtLLOw.
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CAPTAIN MAYNE REIDs NEW NOVEL.
THE WHITE GAUNTLET.
hsvhF oa' 'alr kae , edition bs' bees 'tsst fam
The IabAshvrs eoaliss
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THE SCALP HUNTERS. riiP q ibEONN.
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

TRAINS LRAyR KEw.IORK;
For Ess-Havea sna Bridgeport 100. $50 (kI lLD u"
CK1l 1to lKIl, AS 40 SO, and zoo iEG p :. -.
Milford s'aitr fsrish Southport saa wssip0't ~ ~
vo Sorrsi 1Oo dee (srl AGO. IL,o. nD (EIl 2n I'm
3ts Np iBr }. SD. aJD (Bx) pm.
Fer snori. 10o ROa (kAl soo iLSo la5 Erh LIE :"
(gr) AS 10 (RK), 40 so, 6 ~ aOs (kLl u. 81,
For Grsenweh and ptsus.dse ustOss 1o0 seo h% ~
-" ~"' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bc-ton via spruga-h, saos ~ gs 400 tsLh wv
For Bostea Shore Line II Is (sx a0o N - -,
For Hartford and Springfield sOoa m. tEIl hh S~ t"h ~
For Cospeeaeu, Railroad 100 N. EIL il'r n''
ussl, 100 ,. N to Eothanptsa n,v.,. :. n ~
Fer Hsrsiori ProSiieass sal FhiI RailOaA AGO th
- p.u,..I Al Ce. o,
n i5 100. 6eo p. N. xN..,,,, 49, VIII
For Canal RsilOad 500 m. l'ia p n, S"'AA
hsmsburG
Psr Hcasstoss Railroad 400 ~, aco p m
For kaugssack Rairoad, $40 400 y IN
fsr Dsabory .nl Nor~Ak Rslrooi 400 ~ ~, -
0S@A00ou' sSePhs' ''' A''''1 JAMES H. n0ir ssr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

TuF MOONSTONE BY wuEI CotrSs Author ei TIE woslu
"a white" NO Na@e" "Arnsdils" &C. Wb lnlHriOui
i,o Clgth 81; Paper 81 90
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY rs, lseS.
TRAINS LRAvR KEw.IOREi

P.str Station Ns~yort Fssis
EuirsBce On Twenty -ss,snth-sk
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oIIOW TO DO ITr-" ECONOMY; or, A
HI SHORT CUT" 70 GOOD RBADIYG."-An The bsst Mag
arm. aud Yegspsper Cob esi Po,saus HsrpePs Auaac,
eary each and The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL 81 Seat
yes Sc The Psychological Iouusl sons deOed Phyog
.ogy Physiology Ethngy With Portraits 'ni Biographies of most
asaeG persons The so1 sJi with Living Age only 90. With
weeks Times Tribune Liberal Cbnau. Methodist Artisan Ou
q. 90 Psychological j. with n r. Observer. Protestant
Cturchmau Sc Physiological Jooal With Oars oaa Hose
JoorIa Christian iBlegener BIsuiser and CroH'cle e. o.
phreu j. With Independent - 80; vb ChrlsR Advocate or
se.u.te American Address r. WELLS. $50 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
TIE NEW NOVELS
HARPER & BROTHERS. NEw.Y

HARPER BROTHERS, NEwYoHz
MILDRED By GFoEsIASA ~ CRaE Author Of Leslie rTrseA
F.l,h Cusius Ordeal" tc evO. Paper. % eeuis.
THE BRAMLYIGUS OF BISHOPS FOLLY. b. CaisLys LsvEs
Aa,AI Tierns the Soldier Of Fortune" "CbA OM
lev The frsL DragOon." &c. Ee.-s,o Paper 80 coats
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
TO BOOK COLLECTORS.

TO BOOK COLLECTORS.
". BOUTOS,
attention. oi boosbsye his eIeHsVs collection
Of
CHOICE IMPORTED BOOKS
RmLrsdBg all osrsses Of
Literature particularly ,upey Illustrated sd Pine AH Works
RstOTy ard iogDhy V0yages TTage ard the Drama
Natural Isor STANDARD Miscellaneous WOk Ksry Printed
Bos!G Illuminated Mssals. e.c.
O. pri,d CltiLogts grotis on application.
HalFe Eiirsdcs purchased for c9tb
j. W. BOUTON,
No sc Broone a.. Nes.Yorh
CTRINGENCY in MONEY-EASE in BOOKS.
Greenbseks Walst
Cs1essy ahundan al No II3 Ns,su
HoS's the time 20 rsslne
shnstss prices PAID for Old Boola
Chsspssi Bookstore u he world
liIsa Msgniteert Rugiih Doois Al cur piee
NSi1 booss' histsry, BesfAphy. &c, ss Jour price.
HH t''I'tfep'e feIais', Sasp PriBu stsuy price
LEGGAT BROTHERS
No IlyNassautt, below BseihsaIL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
,AFETY. SPEED aud COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER. PALMER FITCH uURh EAsHUt lawn -.
CORD, TIE WHITE hOrN ANS ASD INs oos
INTkRMkpIATs PsINIS
The rev and sssneh steamers of the Sor-rb Lin,
CITY OF BOSTON and CIfY ~ ggw.YOpr
ssrs EsEloTk asily (SuDdsys eIesysdJ Ht Seoei N A..
No 20 Eorh River foot Of ycty.r y ~ ~ ~
FOR NEW.LOSbON 80 .
there eounee.ns with the ste,Iaboa EKp... r, . A.,
Peinu via Eorseh sad WOree,L BYs .nd worcester Ws,,
and EAshns and New London and Nartbsh Ranoasa ''s
Freight taken the lowest Fo iEfrn.oa inau,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

1IIR CATHOLIC PUBLICATION sOOETI
LAWRbSCE kEHoE 6susrsl Agsti
ga II. Nas.Iu It Me- lsrs
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Printing.
Gttan Sitanurs.

II s. MAIL TO HAVANA. . .t.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
rsFuary EvRRY THURSDAY, at seoek precisely
hou1P Prr No. North River.
tOLt MBiA T. Van See............... October ~
EAGLk Capt NJ. r Green,, fEs Nassau. November
MORkO CASTLE CapL n. Adstns. ........ November
YoF hegb passage apply 70 GkO D. HAHrsos Prr'deas
M hos sress.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02

the practice
my appro
sphere, l
cases do
with n clear
various in
....tt,..1aalx
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
Attention, Lumb er Men !

TIME SUBSCRIBER, J. =. IMRI, os,rs for sac
J. the following property. in Cocss". Whitley coun-
ty. Indianaf the p. TT W g G. X. w, fourteen
nnil.,s W.sf OF Fort Mlyne- on.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
AttornoyG.

T. e. OSBORNE. .ttDFaeBG Lf1r a8d Justice Of tht
Pge has removed MS Office 70 the east sid Of Michipar
street tho block north or the Parker Ilnr-c
where he viii be pleased TO those having business
to transact with him. Collections made and money
promptly RENTED. Particular attention given to the
settlement OF estates and guardianshipS. GI2 -.
4. r. CiPPON 1Hoipcq God NO'dgY and Licensed
War Claim Agent will attend to MI professional bls
placed in his hands promptly and carefully. Par
ticuar attention given tn guarnshp- and the settle
ment ofdeccdentS estates. Pension bounty aud back
pay of deceased and disabled soldiers procured nj rra
sonahe rates. Deeds MORTGAGES and other written in
-irumcnts neatly and quickly drawn mp ana acknowl-
edgmcnts taken. Collections made and promptly re-
mitted Office over III. II. Dickson's hardware stoIe
plymouth, Ind. 10 20.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
The American Cooking Stove

After twenty years experience In the manufacture of
stoves we became convinced, six years since that
q vast amount of money being expended by the
people of this country i'm buying cheap and almost
worthless stoves, large portion of which wasted
and that true economy consisted in buying the best
stoves that could be made, Notwithstanding the price
was higher With this view, proceeded reconstruct
the american Cooking Store and spared pains or ex
pense TO make it the best and most perfect stove that
could be made. And we have experimental with it,
and carefully watched its operations for the last six
years, and when improvement suggested itself we
have at adopted H. and have several Of these
secured by letters patent In this manner we no not
hesitate say have brought IL 10 higher state of
perfection than has heretofore been attained in cooking
stoves The reccntimproyemens in this stove has add
ed largely its convenience effectiveness In oil
the varieties of stoves manufacture we study use
ulness, durability, convenience and economy i'm opera
o rather than chcapness in price, and i'm 40 oin we
satisfied study the interest OF those purchasiny
stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.
Albany n "
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE

This stove has again been awarded two first
premiums at our State Fair at Buffalo, one for
coaland one for wood. We are now able to an.
Gounce che unparalleled reault of this stove har-
Ing taken the first premium at the New York
State Fairs for the last consecutive wears ,no.-
withstanding Ii has been brought in competition
with all the best stoves made in the State. and
many from other States, and notwithstanding the
persistent, combined and determined efforts of
sts competitors TO defeat it. And It's success is
mot alone confined to this State. On the J. 9th Of
September it was awarded two first premiums in
the New Jersey State Fair, and has also been
awarded the first premium at the Pennsylvania
State far, and has never been exhibited ut a
State Fair and failed to take the first premium,
and the premiums it has taken at County Fairs
are too numerous to mention And these awards
are fully endorsed by the people throughout the
country. Its lame has become a household
word from Maine to California, and from the
Great Lake to the Gulf of Mexic and the de
mand has become so large that notwithstanding
our large and increased facilities for manufactur-
inS. are unable to supply the demand prompt
ly. SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.,
Albany, n. Y.
nstf1 lib DICKSON Plymouth Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
Land PIaster!!

The ~ hest Land Plaster may he. found al &c
Koch & Co.'S. new Warehouse Farmers are fsaues
ed 10 csu aud eAs mine Nr themselves
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02

In excellent running order having been recently
hlned by the Well known macinis,s. Messrs. Murray
Is BIker. FO-t Wayne Also 4 new HOLMAN TIGHT
BARREL STANE MACHINE, with al the appoint
ments for the mandatory of Whsey and Oil Barrel
Slaves particularly. This is The only Machine in Amer
lea capable of producing slaves complete for the coop
era use.
In connection with the above property there Is Ou
ACRES OF LAND, more or less. Also one Stable and
Barn. Office Ofilcc Desk and Stovc- Wagon shop,
Log Wagon four Log Chain-, three Bob Slcds, Log
and Lumber Trucks, together with Mill Tools.
The Mill yard Is fall ef Mol Walnut, Poplar and
Ash Logs. There is also large stock of Staye Bolts
on hand for Stavc purposes.
Said Mills are situated about ten rods from the side
track of the above Railroad, and the facilities for
shipping lambcr. &c, cannot h. surpassed The Mills
also located in OF the best timbered counties
in Northern Indiana.
The subscriber will take in part payment Land, VII
lage, Town or City properly.
Custom Grist Mill ear easily he attached to the
above mills. and the locality Cannot b.. equaed in
TIE country, there being 70 Grist IH within an area
of eleven miles. J. Il. 1ARIE.
zJ-S
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02

e. H. REEFF. Atiora4Y at Lq3r md Ifir C2,in
tqent Pymon,h, Ind. viii practice in Fulton. Stark.
IaIOrte and kOscusko. aS well ~ Marshall counties
Collections promptly and efficiently attended TO. Care
fu attention given TO probate business. Insurance c
!cctcd on lives ana property. in the best companies in
the United States Special attention paid 10 the prose-
eution of claims of soldiers their widows and heirs for
bounty. arrears of pay. pensions and other claims.
R.fereHces-Farwell Field & Co.. Chicago. Shaw Bar
hour Co. Cincinnati Buctly Sheldon Il CO.. n. Y .
Graf, Bennett & Co. Pittsburg 70 &c
Il s. SCOTT. GentF0l foIieefor. continues to give
prompt attention to Collecting Claims Best of refer
given when required. Terms moderate. l9-f5
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
Pittsburgh, Et. Wayne g. Chicago
Railway.

On and after Oct. 49, 1861, Trains will leave Stations
lilly. (Sabbaths exccpted) as follows: TRAIN leaving
Chicago $50 p NJ leaves daily Train leaving Pitts
bur.yh at ?, Is p NJ. leaves daily
TRAINS GOING VEST,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
Bloom Of the Lot us

ENDORSED By THE CELEBRATED DIR. FITCH.
OF NEW YORK
4 5 the Lotus Flower of the bcautiful os
n flowers. aud in the Orient il held typical of kter
nal Life, 50 this preparation of it imparts
BLOOM TO TIE CoMPLEyJoN
removing nearly all the indications of advancing years.
while rendering the skin soft and pliabe.
As 4 COSMETIC.
ladies' there is nothing 10 be compared to il, and
Gentlemen also find il very agreeable after shaving
The purchase OF one bottle sill surely lead TO the
buying of another On every bottle Is an endorsement
lis virtues by the celebrated Dr. = ). Fitch of New
York. Il can be obtained OF any Druggist and 81
wholesale and retail by HILBERT X Co.. st Is Ire
mont Row. Boston. Mass.
Price 81 per bottle Sent by express 10 any par; OF
the United States receipt of price.
yl3nS-lyl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
Livery.

VIZ SCTyOFTELD.-New Livery and Feed Stable.
VIM. Schofcla, Proprietor. Corner Iaportc and Wal
nut streets. Plymouth Ind. splendid lot Of horses.
Carriages. buies &c, to be hired at all times. Pas
sen"crs conveyed to any part the
able terms. Call and see Onr stock before hiring
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02

Warehouse adjoining the P. TT. w. 4 C. Ry.
freight house. Persons having produce to sell
wishing 20 buy any of the articles have TO
sell, should not faik to see us before selling
buying elsewhere. l3-l2H
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-02
ERReksS OF YOUTH.

4 gentleman who suffered Tor years from nervous de
by, premature decay. and the effects Of youthful in
discretion WILL for the sake of suffering humanity send
free all who need It. The recipe aud directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured
Sufferers wishing toproft by the advertisers experiences
can do 50. by addressing. m confidence, JOHN u. ca
DEN IL Cedar ST. New York. Ssvl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-29

. b, YAH. = AnAI1A9B. y 2. sAArA
1an PRoPnIHroRs OF TAs
'|Blcke]e Foundry
ssfAsfIsnxD AZ .isAs.
-And efths-
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
| psu,Ssl,.,ssi a.l Purchased iaisss.
/ sevos..o,sAsAsds.itse 1~sssa
lOor. ~ + JohAson ST., Ksok1k,
Mssrhssss Ssrnsss Mechanics snd Others to thsi,
iiasss and oonpistsssock sfinproSsd
PATcIsDRT19,
-5ss-i
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
|DoILsR IsoEs. saw MILL,
COS o e11si n11iis. AAc cfDss MILLS
MACHINERY In SaENEHAL.
Columns, seaa eDesk Irons, Rsiiins;
os1'sad sil'' 1s:,Ssffi ,eA.r. s'''''' Irons
| -AEA e4HD-
House Castings.
ray.r. rross. Ioe4 serss.rs, faneh.s
!a.sl. ss,:s:. ri''''' s,:s ss' Drills,
lfrisulsa,al implement FuFniihiSp, Ek.
rb.y also sn,soy ans-slss PATTERH Ma
KEkS, nd tisrsOrs are prepared 70 take orders fo'
aAo1xNf1G W1gN
sort NATAL r~etips. BraA csst
And Other .; - y .nfAotufsd .,
OfNo.
WROUGHT IRON
! .s:.: s:. :sGs:;s,.. i sSas: s;,:.
=" MI Al Eelf % an lin4s osx.aAt.. iorsss.
ELEVEN LATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
SES. THREE planners, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
With VICES and osAa TooIsin abundance, squipt .
Largest Machine Shop
rh.e.p.c,.., j. their o.,oas Blower largest Lathe
and pisner together with their Cranes and Wsgonin
contribuss to make their facilities excellent of
doing
HUAvx WORK.
VAIL and ARMrrAGl being thorough mechsni
only tAs best Materials afs used, OF Werhns
-wl yuRNIsH-
no,ierr Heaters,
Ohim.svs Breeding,
Vro.sht Pine. essAm Fitting,
Rsitins. Packing, &c
IA, Asrsfs ,oa AID asconnisp-
4ARDN8lp a0vk1No1,
PArRNf H1Af1A LINZ oAToHsA
And keep for sale good assortnsutof
Valves, Cocks, Oil Cups. and other THINNING.
~ .rsax.o.nt With Q. v. TODD Z CO., We"
i tksaf eonssmess rates, with freight addsd,
I'M. storm s:ss.. ssssss Cups. III S'ss
seitiss Cloths, ssprssOrs, Ros''
And their we'll known
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING
Also anything else In the line Of
MIL FURJNlSHkJt'GS.
IN anticipation the demand for appliances for 1,n
EArnR POWER, We have secured the controieiLss
'IEe AMRkICAN DOUBLE TURBINE
WATER WHEEL,
yh,eh |, almost universally acknowledged tobs
BEST IN USE.
"a I'll with pleasure show and explain the Work
(odel on hand.
ATTENTION PAID 70 RErAls
~ 4 Il ;. H.
Vail, Armitage & Go.
INDIANA FOU NDRY
{ a. p. V1BTCOTT, Agent,
MaAallcsafse u Ill kinds q
from and. Bfass Casttngs,
Seventh ses1A between Main asd Hoedsaa,
REoGuK.aOWA-
sentsoa rid p Ordsrs.
jy5z-d1y
oA1ls ssLLBRs cur wHLls. p =. sAusHAAH
u DELLBRs = co.,
IRON + founders r .M0chtsatsts
yTEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
p Cas- and Steam Fttings; plain and Ornamental
'ea sAA Dsass4 oastinss; Agents for Ac0owens
ushis aad uAgleeotisg 6Fce and lifdng Pumps 0t
- Ia1Detee ths BgDplyhs Dsiisrs. oSen0 Dlondsas
= ~ GDk - .G1a. tts~s-Ay
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
COMM ERCIAL.
EoNoLrLu. &C - 8. IS

hQNuLCLC, AUGUST -. lSoo
Tur .ssaruer Idaho arrived On The sd inst with
SAa Fran-is,o dates to the lltA. she brings fair
frviSst bat few p~.sengv-s and viii leave Agaia On
SATURDAY the seth
Our commercial advises froa san Francisco N-s IN
iuPcrtznt Su=srs REMAIN sbout the sArne perhaps
shade luvs-. owing 70 general stasnsiion in hus-
ness Noizsses lswer. ard The demand limited
Owing 70 the new excise bil the disfillsrs cannot
commence operations fr scnis rnonths and this cuts
Of ls-se part q the demand
TIE bark wasAinsioa. fryla thr Arvsic o-czn, bad
arrived al san Fraseisco, with soo barrels Il oil
Her rv7ort which vii h fsusa hslc=. Is not favor-
able; however tbs ps~s fua the aset = oaly up 70
July, Nnd Ne have known q god average catch
zfte- that date.
TIE hark kuSusre Is n had fuun Puget SJand
with hunter to H. H2ekfsla 4 o.
he British brig Robert Oo~as. saEs tO-unorrO~ fr
vir;oriA. Z. c. taking fan esryo q .sgz- and
noiEsses.
sales q sugar and nolSsscs have been freely made
the last thre~ weeks Or shipment 10 Victoria and
Portland and alth0agh have not The sxsrs figures
pAid We lstra that No l suszrs have besa SID a.
G7s4s medium sl4S7e, dark sex, nolNssss i2si5c
.crcrding 10 quality ard euaditioa-
he Cosa,t has dischArEei csrso and viii have dis
patch f1r san Franeiseo.
The bark Cambridge is due frun Humboi3t Eaa
vii Load in the Hawaiian Packet Line for Portland
oregoo.
The D. c, Murray viii es due saturday frun
san Franciseu, aud uaa-rstaa4 she Is engages to
leave "a the leIh p-oxino.
A eA-so & eual- for the sesaasr has been ordered
fruz Australia and may he expected 70 arrive in
Honoluiu shor1ly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-26
DIE D..

AT Fairaiozat Mass, June u;h, Mrs. SA-zh Js5sr-
s1u, G-ed - years she Vas the u1gthsr Of Mrs
JOAN Pary, q this city. As shock of corn. ready
FIR the gathering 4 the Great Rsaper she has f1l-
fIled her mission On earth Her many roble and
Lovely traits u character snieared her large cir
Gle Ct friends and IN the hearts Of her children her
nlsnory Is enshrinsd as good Christian mother.
IN Oakland, California July list, Elizabeth NJ
wife Of JAcnb Hardy, and daughter OF Rev L An
dre~s of ths city aged 81 years and seven months
AZ knloa, Oahu, August q, william C, eldest soa
Ct San1rsl G. Wider, AGED years. Months, and
DAYS painful accident terminated the life Of this
ycunE AID brave hearted lad His srferings were
short but borne with true heroisz- Ths land BE-
yu1G the river his childish heart seemed bright
Seaztfl and aIluring. the shadows Of death fell
upon him The s1dtsunesz u rae calamity was
overwhelming and 70 human wisdom, the Pr0yds1cs
seems dark and inscrut4bie-
Ny God. uy Father. while stray
Far f-uu ny home on LIES ru1gh way,
Oh, teach ne from NY heart 10 say,
Thy viii be tone."
II thou sh0zIizt cal ne 70 resign
What most priIe.-it ne'sr was nine;
o1ly yield thee What thine
Thy VII Be diner
Renew ny VII from day 70 day;
Blend Il Sish thine, a1d take away
WhAts' er now makes II hard 70 say,
Thy viii be d1uei7