davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09
j. GOUCHER. M. D.,
Tenders his professional services.

Tenders his professional services
The Doctor studied the Old School system with
Prof. Valentine Mott, NJ. D., of New York City,
and graduated in the Medical University of New
York, No. $50 Broadway, and also graduated in
thd Eye and Ear Infirmary, of that city. He has
also been Hospital Student of Professor n. R.
Smith, of Baltimore
The Doctor practiced the Old School System
for twenty years. He then studied Homeopathy,
and is graduate in that school, which he prac-
tices exclusively.
The Doctor has had large amount of Hospi-
tai experience. And thirty-one years practice
against the first of May, in the profession of
medicine.
He is now permanently located in Ravenna,
Portage County, o., on the Cleveland ond Pitts
burgh Railroad, eighteen miles north of ALI
ance. 1t is at this point where the Great West
ern crosses the Cleveland road.
The Doctor has his Office at his residence, on
the corner of Cedar and Sycamore streets. where
he can be found night and day, except when on
professional visits.
J. GOUCHER, NJ. D.
Ravenna, March 1s, 1869, 29-1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09

A NYTIIING you want done in the line of Bill
"A Heads, Cards Posters, Pamphlets, &c., he
sure and come to the Press Office, un Chestnut
Street, north end of Empire Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09
A TTACHMENr NOTICE.
Building Lots for Sale,

Street VEST have nr sna nn ~ o1 8My
ing Lots on the south side of said street, vary
ing from 20 to 100 feet front. and 150 feet deep.
dry, with good chances for cellars. Terms, to
suit purchases
/. PHELPS, Agent.
Ravenna July'2T, 1869, 4S-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09
The Bears and the Boys.

aa The Bears and the Boys.
? A Man in Cleveland tho other day,
So the daily newspapers say,
Had tive dancing bears on the street,
Keeping time to his music with graceful feet;
He kept them dancing in pleasant weather,
Safely and strongly chained together;
They gathered crowd Of men and boys,
Who made cheerful sort of noise;
But some folks thought they disturbed the
peace.
So they vent and called the Cleveland Police;
So they danced along
' With Indignation.
And music and song
-- ei'li'h - To the Police Station;
And one man after another declares,
That he considers them dangerous Bears;
For bears will bite if they get chance,
4 Even IL they have been trained to dance;
Tue bear man all The evidence heard,
o Saying all the while never word;
{ Tin he gave whistle and said '.out boys"
:! And then in the Court was jolly noise;
For healthy boy from each Bears skin,
Stepped out OF the place in which-he had been
Those folks were sold, and the weather's too
hot we may safely declare. for anybody either
here or there. to rig boys in the skin Of the
Bear. So between the two, we know what we
will do, we will ask them all to hurry and call,
at
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09

A YOUNG man once told Dr. Bethune
that he had Joined, the Army of Zion.
:" In what church? ?" inquired the doc
tor. 81" The Baptist" replied the
young man. "I should cali that join
ing the Davy!nIreturned the doc tor.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09

ALL KETS printed with neatness and
- dispatch at this office.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-14

A's1. Oy an annual Investment Of $50 fsr thirty
wears in Life Insurance Company NJ tlte age Il
thirty three, should the insured reach the age Of
s'Ety-thrre. tie amount even then wvlhi be
be larger than ia Savings Bank; Luf should th.
insured die ima'cIist. ~ after enrct.uS au tusur
sncc. h.s f.u.il, w.ul receive from the lite
Insurance Coml lay 81, coo, AID from the sA1ilgs
Bank only $50.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-14
THE DAILY APPEAL

CHANGE ~ THE BOARD OF SCHOOL
rnusrEEs- Pixley having resi- ,ned
from the Board Of School Trustees for Carson
District, Mr. Geo. Chedic has been appointed
in his place. Seymour did his duty with
zeal. and look for an equal display Of in
terest in his official duties upon the part o.
his successor.
ANNUAL SrocX SuPPLEMENT.-We ac-
knowledge the receipt from w. c. Budd
ESQ, Of San Francisco. a copy ofan annnal
stock supplement, compiled by him. 1t con-
tains the names Of the founders of the Stock
Board, the elected members, the present
Board and its officers. the time Of the an
nual meeting Of mining companies, assess
mcn.s levied by the same during the psst
year, bullion receipts. dividends and lis,
of the highest and lowest prices. Valuable
fer reference.
THE VIRGINIA FINE. - Il would seem
from the Fn'errise's account Of the FIRE of
Friday night that the telegraph operator
who sent the news down here must have
been " starnpeded " with excitement. In
stead Of " half the city," three frame houses
were destroyed. A dance house, gunsmith
shop and coored w1men's eating house
seem 70 be abaut all that got burned. Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Office got some scarched and
good deal water-lopged but nothing Of
much value was destroyed there. The En-
,erprise puts the loss at, possibly, $50, 900.
Glad il no worse.
COMPLEMENTARY BESFFIT TO MIR. JAMES
STAEK Many Of our citizens have signed
their names 10 an invitation to Mr.. JAMES I
Stark - accept a complimentary benefit. .
That gentleman responds in .ptter from
Gold H}, accepting the compliment, and .
names ,o-n2o1row (Mouday) evening as the /
time, and The Carson Theater the place
for the per formance. He has selected Mae
beth as the play fer the Gee t>ian. With .
Mr.. Stark as the - Thane and Mrs. Stew
art a. Lady Macbeth it viii be a splendid
entertainment. We hope the weather vii
BE- suspicious and our citizens, generally
will be in attendance. Mr.. Stark besides
being 4 splendid actor j 4 must worthy and
deserving gentleman and merits >uhstan
:ial showing Of our p!a' Coer> appreciation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23

The tone of the market was moderately cheer
full, and fair amount Of business was done,
selections being made of all the cur:ent-golng
fabrics. and prices being steady.
RocHDALE. The flannel trade continues
quiet. The demand was dull for both plain
and fncy goods, and the aggregate quantity
sold was below an average. Yorkshire goods.
VIC also in limited request. The price OF
these goods, as sell as hose of aannels, were,
upon he whole, steady, though in one or two
instances q lowering was submitted to In or
der to effect sales. The manufac urers bought
sparlngy Of wool at last weeks rates.
DUNDEE.-There is no change in tows; there
continues to be little doing in fine qualities,
but the me lium and lower sorts are in active
demand, and bring full prices. In jute there
has been moro activity during the past week
than for some time past. There has been a
moderate demand for yarns during the week.
Flax yarns have been rather fat, but both tow
and jute kinds have been active. There is no
improvement in the general demand for linens,
the only articles in which there is anything
like activity being some OF the heavier dcscrip-
tions of jute goods. Our market for fax on
the spot continues very firm, and as there is a
steady demand from consumers for the supply
of their present wants, the small stocks in first
hands are being rapidly reduced.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
THE ENGLISH MARKETS.

The London Economist of March 9Th re-
norted the markets in the manufacturing dis
tricts as follows:
There is but little alteration to notice in the
position OF trade in the manufacturing dis
tricts. Any change that has taken place has
probably been for the worse. Cotton goods
have ruled dull, owing to the disparity be-
tween the price of the law material and the
manufactured article. Coal and iron have
ruled inactive, aud most departments OF the
hardware trades, although somewhat less
brisk than last week, are steadily ,nGaged.
MANCHESTER, March 4.-Th, market has
continued quiet all the week, though prices
are a shade firmer at the close, consequent
more upon decreased production than any
Improvement in demand.
BRapFoRp-Tbere is no appreclaole I'M
proyement in the wool tradc. Prices are
tolerably firm, especially IN choice hogs ana
wethers. There is no improvement III the
demsud for lower SORTS AMI prices are weak;
Il worstcd yarns exDort merchants are stlil
looking round, and making inquiries with a
view to test prlcos. Two told yarns are littlo
easier than last week. Altogether prices are
rather unsteady. There is no improvement IN
the piece trade.
NOTTINGHAM. There was moderate inquiry
for yarus ant en- increasing disparity IN PRICES,
the best yarns suitable for this market being
exceedingly firm and i'll special instances
dearer. On the other hand. inferior yarns are
moro irregular, aud ob,anabo at easier rates.
Orders are principally c,ntincd to immediate
wants. PLAN ncis are s,cdi Mt late prices.
The best silks are firm i'll price. with III NJ
ward tendency. Tho laco trade continues III :.
prosperous condition.
HuDDERsFlEID offspring gools
have .,een gaoi al inquired for again, but
manufacturers s!o ks OF lnis kind ATE now get
tug small. There is DO particular change to
note in the designs for winter trouserings
which are now being shown. Quiet patterns
in neutral shades are still likely 10 keep in
favor. although attempts arc being mad, to
;ntrodnce bolder designs IN plaids and checks.
The local wool trade of the week has been
moving quietly, with only limited amount OF
business doing. A.,
voolIen cloth markets has been rather limited
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report for the
Week Ending March 10. 1869.

NEW YORK, Saturday, March 20. l8;9-IHE MAR
KEITH our last repo tho market ci sea STEADY at
23 &c Tor middling upands. On saturday Tue mar
ket WAS firncr nnu active, az The receipts tor
the week ere small and the foreign news was bet
ter Most OF the coio' on tn" tables was Will
drawu holders being unwilling to 20 OH ut he prices
OF the day before. alcs 1887 bIes. ut 2Sha2SAc.
Monday, holdrrs having expected al advance IN
liy rpool were disapp' .inted in th5 news. There
was pressure and very small business was done.
sal $50 ba:cs, at 2SRc lu sday, holders hadc
concessions 10 eff ct slies. aud III re was more do
lug tor spinning and export The :a'e> aa ounted 10
2773 bales, at 1Sila?SAo. "Wednesday. inc Man
chester news WAS tier. aad many oriers wrre
received Hold rs met tho mark, freely and ialr
business was done for export at rather better prices
Sales 41C0 bales al 281ac. 1hu sday, there was very
little d d,iag and rceS were heavy but not lover.
Holders cid not press. but were + ady 10 meet 'he
market. sales l4sI bales at 281sc. Yesterday,
ih.rc was mo d. m nd 10 fill Manchester orders.
aud on the lew grad holders were tree sellers Al
the close there VS. . steady fseIns. sales 291o
bales AZ 2S14a!8Hc.
On the week. prices here and At Liverpool snow no
chtn:c boldcrs OH this side appear to show great
Co. lence in carryi1 tue Ia se STOCKS on THE slde
With nearly 400 5aes in the ports II Is suiplis
lux that we do not more cotton put on lne hur-
kct b. needy holders. 1t is wei understood now
til 1t the cx.ecied Improvement IN prices Gun oiuy
come from be tor trade i'll Manchester. That trade
there Is inproving Slowly, OWL TO the forced &c.
duci n in the ~ odul ton Of goods, brought ABOUT
by the lar terreaso in the Sill ply OF the raw matc
r.dl. Holders are cUutdgut III the belief thnt sooner
o. la.c SUPP and do nand will COVER IN thli us III
ali uc arlclrs aud therefore they do not care to
sell now.
On s II March. ,he statistical position showed an
excess visible supply Si.i:6 hilcs. and VIC then
expect tia: this cxres' would dislpnca' III iwo
weeks Ii O excess is today tniy 6EUJ bilc, auG
next week w. will slow u deficit. 1he rccc pts Tor
the next t;lr W. eai 1868 averaged GGl Uales.
and W. should not be surprised to sec the deficit in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
Murray Ferris & Co.'s Circular.

NEW YORK. March 20.-SPrRrrs lunpKN1rNE-
Continued 10 decline In the early part of the week,
with sales as low As, but on "Wednesday we had
brisk shipping demand ut 49a6oc. resulting IN fur
ther sales of 400 bbs zone half for eIpor at 48a62c
merchaptable, 4a5lc shiuping. and 6O152c for N
barrels, clusing Arm at 62c with $50 asked. Inc
total stock week ago was Gs6o bbls but at the close
vry little is held iu FIRST hands. Speculators have
now complete control of both markets, and as our
private cap.e advices this morning reports London
down 3-16,, we can no possible chance OF relief
to our markets from that source Receipts $40 bbls
exports u bbls.
Ros1N.-rhe dealings in strained common have
been quito liberal, but mostly al reduced figures
Sales hayipg been made as low as So 35a2 40 but at
the close the marke. is arm at 50 45, with little Offer
ing and nearly oil to arrive sold tor export. The
sales and re-eaies amount to $4,000 bbs, at 50 a5a
245 for sraued common; So 45a2 50 tor good strain
ed und 50 C6 80 tor No. q including 400 ools at
IS cas- for No. l; and S5l6 81 for pale. Receipts
6647 bOls. I xports 3057 bbls.
-"Wilm,ngton" has been In nctive demand
for export, aud we note sales Of 6uOo bbs spit and
tc arrive chiefly on private terms. We quote 50 70
In order in yard. "North County" is dull and neg
lectsd; sales 24O bbls at So s5 ,S 2s according TO
slze on dock aud in yard. Receipts 3f96. Exports
LOG bOls-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
THE DAILY NEWS.
Lay of tho voloeipedist.

Speed on. my peerless. s'7ft.paced steeo'
Show forth thy utmost powers OF speeu'
why will it wabbles
Fair damsels note thy rird.ike nle.l;
And praise thy form compact ana uen''
tJerkea o'or the cooole.)
Fen fools who scoff the iron horse
Admire thy AFRO T-darting course
II fear III fnu
THY wheels. like chariot Oft sum-
R.yo,yc as drived by Pb@ton.
I'm sure Ishall.l
No ore ran trace the speeding spokes,
Responsive to my trained fooes strokes.
t..Sprained" it should BEL
Like bloodhound bounding to the fray,
Swift as the eagle for the prey.
The boys pass mel
We skim along the wondering earth,
And distance eteeds OF vulgar birth.
(Wnen they stand STILL
We rush through plodaine, dusty streelS'
The swarm,ng choking town retreats.
five had my fill.
Firm poised. feel of tear no trace,
The fresh ming breezes HUSH my iace.
my hoots aIe worn.)
Mveyery nerve the molten thiills,
And happiness my bosom aus.
my pants are tornl
past lake. DER hull, through wood, do"n Raie'
y I akin like bark before the gale.
I'm sad3le-sore)
NV bloed within my veins fows free,
feel of spirit birth with thee.
u1 ii2e no more.)
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
Markets by Telegraph

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March 22-Noon.-Securides steady 1a'-
low AIS
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up.
lands 12d; Orleans 12Hd; sales 5000 ba les.
TwoP P. M.-cotton sales will reach 10000 bales.
Eyening.-Cotton rather more active; uplands led;
Orleans l9Ad; sales $4,000 bales. Twpenane
Sos. cd.
HAVANA, March 21-All qualities of sugar have
advanced slightly and holders are asking still high
er figures.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 22-Noon.-Stocks active and
excited. Money freely offered at Exchange SO.
Gold S1X Cotton steady at 2sh CITE. Turpentine
dropping at 52H Rosin quiet at 50 40a2 42H.
Evening-Money selling short at Z; sterling dull
at s,x. Gold 81 Governments steady; 62's 1S;
Southern securities dun and heavy Cotton steady,
with moderate demand sales 23oo ba les at 2sh cts.
Flour shade easier; State superAne S. oS. Wheat
1a2c lower. Corn declining; yellow Southern ".
Pork lower: now mess Ss1 so. Lard dull; kettle 1sa
1aH whiskey quiet at s5. Rice dull; Carolina ga
OK. Sugar active and higher; muscovado 1l1s al2A
Iurpontine 52a52,z Rosin So 4Oas. Frsi ghts Arm.
BALTIMORE, March 22-cotton steady at 2s cen Is.
Flour active and unchanged. Wheat du IL; prime
Maryland 50 10, Corn rye and oats dull. Pork
s32 20. Shoulders 15 Whiskoy 94195.
C1Scl ssAr1, March 22.-Whiskey steady ut 90a92c.
Provisions dull and nominal. Mess pork held at
s32 Bacon shoulders, l31; clear sides. Tx.
ST LOUIS March 22-Whskey heavy ut soc.
Pork dull aud unchanged. Bacon dull; shoulders,
H. clear side', 17Sc. Lard. 1896.
WILMINGTON, March % Spirits of turpentiue
weak Ut 47a4S. Ro.in steady at 81 65il S5. Crude
turpentine steady ut 81 7oa2 S5. Tar &c better at
81 70. Cotton dull and ne!hing dong.
AUGUSTA. March 22.-cotton more active; sales
2s5 bales; receipts l5o; nidding 26h.
SAVANNAH, March 2a-cottOn firm and In fair de-
mand. Mlddings 27H cents. Sales 700 bales. Re-
ceiots l195 bales. Exports none.
MOBILE. March 22.-cotton-low middling 2Sh;
sales $50 bales: receipts s44; exports s91.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22-Cotton-middng 2T1
ealos 300 biles receipts since Saturday 2Ss); e1-
ports 6s95. Gold SIX. Sight exchange on New
York Il premium. Sugar better-common llha
I2x; prime 14,.. Molasses better-pFme 76as2.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
sacnoCfSI

Per steamship Magnolia. from View YoFk.Mrs q
Armstrong. Miss " O'NcIl. Mira McMi Ian, Mrs G
Knock, Mrs stackev MISS ,t,oKl'y Sr :S,n G
~ r II Holmes. r IL ines John A1ahoacy, W L
T., FL ,I,rs. !, A Warner, b Frazer, aud Yeas
Per steamer Si Helena. from idsto aud h;ekvIllew
Wcscoat. ALLEY 1ads aud ssr'ilr wn .Inr
NH:d M!1sl ls,on p clery. N lancaster Mihel W
Eanaolp Ian >, ] liopkinson. ) Ed'nga' Il Jenkins
and SON AID Is On deck. lei
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23

receipts on 18th April stand about 15o,f 90 bales
ment from us TO prove the strength of the position
Of cotton There have been received a. the ports
ers have taken 929 IA; spinners Al 100. and the
stocks have increased sSo1 bales d, Ds1 aa hass In
Deficit in shipments to Liverpool, now 269,79s
bales.
The SALES FOR FUTURE DELrvERY.-For March,
100 bales on private terms 15O at 27c 200 at 21Ac
400 at 27ISc. For May 200 bales at 2sc., loo at
27Hc, $50 at 27Ic Yesterday, 250 bales. low mid
ding, sold Tor April at 27<c, and 400 bales do
for May, at 27Ac.
Upland / Mobile. New
Florida. Orleans. Ie1as.
Ordinary. .251a25jz 2511a25% 25Xa2s 26 a26K
binary .2e1assX 2GKa2e1 26sla27 Of a27A
Low Mid
ding. .27ssa27H 271Sa271 277la28 % a2sH
Middling 28l$a2SI 2sHa2sI 28Na29 20 a2sK
Sales of the week 15,O5s bales, including SITS TO
spinners, 2017 to speculators and 1861 TO export
ers.
Gross receipts at this port for the week, 1887
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
Commercial.

Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, March o.
COTToN.-purchasers still hold of, and in the
almost entire absence of demand the market Keeps
dull and nominal with decided feeling of depres-
sion; sales about 125 bales viz: 10 at 26H at 26A
81 at27; IL at 271l; at 27hc. Quotations remain
nominal, say:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. .......26 @26H
Low mddling. ng...................26A
Middling....-. -................'...II 0NA
Strict midding. .....T19-
BY New York classification we quote:
i. Low middlipg. pg................27 @27N
Middfng.... .2fta@-
RTCF.-There was o more active inquiry, prices
remaining without important change; sales about
I6O ierces of clean Carolina say: 80 terces at g.; s5
ats%; 25 at skc p fb. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at $685.; good, s1d@sHc q ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
snipnews by Telegraph.

ShtpneWs by TeIcGrnph.
New YORK, March 22-Arrived. Knight Hatteras.
WuMrSoroN. March 22-Arrivel yesterday, Mary
Sandiord from New York.
from Baltimore; schr Western Star from wood 8
Hole
Cleared, ship Marion, Emerson, for River La Plata.
W,lihcr cold Wind strong from Me-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
so1umbus Cotton Market.

COLUMBUS, March 19.-The following are the
reports Of the warehouses for the week, Northern
middling being the basis Of quotations: Saturday.
&c sales bales; Monday 26c. sales oales; Tuos-
day 25Hc, fair demand, sales 101 bates; Wednesday,
unchanged, Gales 90 bales; Thursday, unchanged,
sales $50 les. To-dsy's sales 120 Bales he iei-
lowing about ruling quotations. Few bales OF grades
higher than low middlings sold: Ordinary 2ha23c;
good ordinary zS>sa24c; low middlings 26c; mid
dlings ,Nortnern 15Hc; 60 ID mid dlines 26c Wafs-
house sales for the we 500 tales. Weeks receipts
sa balrs acauss 7S the corresponding week Of last
season and 6s3 the previous week of this year. Ship
ments 1899 bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1858. .2So
Rece we'd past week. 900
Received previously. 40 lOo-4S4so
45,17o
sS,pped sSPped pprsyiUusy prss s72-s2471
Stock an hand March IS, 1859. lis, 2ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23
Consisnees per South Carolina Railroad
March "a.

March 22.
COL bales Cotton. 40 bales Yarn 426 bushels Grain
Scars Lumber, 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, !
D Aiken Co. Kirkpatrick & witte g W Williams &
Co, Graeser Smith, Thurston Holmes, Ravenel
l. Co, j Prngle, W Pee & Co. Pelzer, Rodgers Z
Co. Reedsr l. Davis, Bowling Co, Mowry Co, g
q Walter Co, J Adger Co. Goldsmith bon. q
Bulwinkle & Co, A Chazal, Frost & Adeer, B Z
Sloan, " C Courtney l. Co, " z Ryan, B Multi
gan, " Roach, Follin, and F o'Nein.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
March az.
43 bales Cotton, Mdse, &c. To Reeder Y Davis
Mowry Co. Kirkpatrick Witte. 4 T. F Early,
Ryan Glaeser l. Smith, G W Williams Go,
Kendall Dockery, ClaRhorn Herring Co, Cald-
we'll Sons, Rayenel l. Co, and Railroad Agent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03

'.- uuss anu 1e0rts uPon '"oi'
li'"-f- e '"1ered with tine dust OF tne"
t-iaN- llrY reading manuscripts witn-
it --.- - yl. "a ferucious voracity, and you
hr. .er presume to be fed upon re-
~ coma. r
J a.-. editors, however. appears ut
i-u1ut The elder gentleman
= o. rJun pIiments Of the day 1t
lfr . senior editor of HrPr's
10 af-sd man of about fiffy-hye
rs, Isa4ive. and full of literary
dp re Psrker. as described In
rvL Critics." he knows all about
acI e.er the Hermit, Strop, d.
o. bottonlrs--thaf hes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03

1 Advertisers residing in the Eastern United States can
for their cards enclosing Gresnbocks u States TEN
Cents Postage Stamps such they wish to pay,
and their cards viii be inserted above table, the time
paid for.
u Business Cards, when prepaid for year. allowed
discount from these rates. which for transient advertise
ments when paid or charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-03
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
New York Correspondence.-No. II.
lFRou oCE OWN CONSEQUENTLY

,r,er,s-T1e Old and ne Ns,c EstaJlisLments-
III CopH,trrution-Tze Eitit0rs' S,rnet,ns-I'sr-
.onnef 0f Hs JftJazihe anil Weekly EIit0TS-
: Doefoy.'' G,serpss,t-HsaTy w. Allen Ho,1
r5srtstrp is Bo,tght and Sold - An Inside
ilInpse Of Jft.gIziHe IrBagement-G. w. Curtis
mi VIM A. Ssdrer-IiO,1 10 Write for TIE YaJd-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

billiard Room. Three first class tables. The
ID Furest Liquors and best Cigars in town always
ON hand. Rooms, Second door north of Bank.