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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
rrEIE CATRO BULLETIN OCTOBH7Eo g.
A UCrEGN
Sale OfUncIaimed Goods

The following articles, unless previously called
ior, VIII hc sold to pay charges at public uurt ON,
wednesday, October 2Wh, $50, nt ~ u'uIuc., %.
H.. at our Wur,hou.r, oi. Ohio howe, below ST.
Charles Hotel
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FEVER AND AGUE


~. Louis, No. July 18th, 1870.
Mcssrs. JAMES A. Jackson a CO.-Gen'lc.
men rhc undersigned having recently had th"
opportunity Ia test the value 1t the various COM
pounds known under the name of stomach ~
iCts,' wishes to compliment sou upon the happy
combinations of remedial agents which const. iU'c
your "Homc BittcrS." Upon being first made &c.,:
qU1lntcd with the receipt ut your prcpJrlt N,
va, at once convinced that IT. use would PROV"
highly beneficial to all those who stand m u'"i Of
similar article, and since ! have observed IT.
effects ~ my private practice, can only recon.
mend II ~ the best tonic now offered e. IN" ruh'
lie, one whose iuyigorlting properties VIII hc Of
equal advantage to the invalid. the Cnnyaescent
and the well. c.GERlCKE, VI. l.,
nl3 Franklin Avenue.
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Th. Imp. rishabic P.rfum,.

A.o tal', toe perfume, nov iu u.r have, Co.,. ..f.
m,H'u.y, NJ hour or two amer th,.ru... f..... ..
o. tr.r' u r"Iunr lot. How .i.r,u' .....r.-
-u' .U.rocl.rV thc a.. oi Nurgy snI l.r..
ri0ul, Wir- Isys after ~, apru,r' .. ..u
Handkerchief oshnlc- o. most g.......| .I...,...
ani agreeable fragrance. m.rt i,..,
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nr. nnAKE M.nnMELI. llLc ptc.Idcn, ntt

pr DRAKE Mellow ELL, late President ~ tho
Missouri Medical College, I'M Ter date Of July 18th,
ls7O, authorizes us to say, b" has exam med the
formula for the preparation Of the "lloinc BIT
tors,' and finds II Conposed at the most valuable
vegetable tonic known - the Pharmacupu's.
The combination lac regards ~ excellent, and the
process OF manufacture such ~ To derive from
the ingredients the full strength Of then ,luahlc
properties. He further SAYS, "Nuu may refer to
me "a. lndorsng the Home Bittct-' ~ u mild
auli.porIulir stnuunt, of great value IA MAS
matte regions.
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= w. DUNNING, VI. ID. re.

W IpENCE-Cornor Ninth and Walnut
OFFICE-Corncr Sixth Street and Ohio Leyee.
OFFICE HOuRS-From o am. to 70 M, and
iaoln 3toG pm,
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i-nInciiagoguc.
crsa.:s. -i.g-z- z.c2s n rn8z, sxfsxEsu amk1znu
-.

warmers tHiu"uagoguc 81. tAe only pr'..
".. 1901 f.. .HII f.. ". ft-, I' an G"|t 10
'1..r .....| Whore .. "a. fUlly 100 which i..,
.I. ....F.... ."HN. .r mot WAuiytf Mother, a.
I- l.. .'..i blessing ever offered you, AMI you
.a.... IU..,... .ti'.y procure H. II is hl-t suIu
enc iuf l.uHr Irregularities, AMI may Pee de-
pended upon 900 every case where the monthly
iuE basil .. ah-tguci,d through cold or disease.
Sold tg .r....-i- Price bnr Dollar, az seat by
ma, 900 receipt 90 ono Dollar and quarter
rsssG a. ...s.s. 4tEsxs-xlzxzcx1srssBEznun
Fur-..r Iy BARCLAY BROS, l.. q. >CHUI
R.F. WHITAKER and :, J. HUMM, Cairo, M.
u..- ly ull urulgisss,
prlfw'y
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Memphis, Tenn, sept. l., ls-0.
II gives me pleasure To- add mine 10 the many
TESTIMONIALS shown me IN rcgari 10 the worth ~
the .llom" Stomach liitters,' have used them
and Txaminet tno formula Of which they are
composed, aud pronounce them the most agree
able 1ttors AMI best sioma, hIc have ever tired
and would recommend them more especially IN
miasmatic regions " Hn uti.prtiodic.
Jos. H. LYNCH, ". II
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Special Notices.
H"re coi,-r,ion-uow ianG.s .tccrip..

Magic Arts, Discoveries, etc., compl ing g.u.
'"' Information iof everybody. Sent hy mail, ,a.o
POSTAGE for 90 crut..
Address H. T. NonMN&lY, 6u smrI.., .n.,,.
Louis. Mp. s-...
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ra,EEE CELEBRATED
HOMIE
Stomach bitterS
The Best Tonic StiMuiant
known 10 Tie Ncdicai
Faculty.

Endorsed 10y every physician Nuo bus examined
them, among whom are some Of the most eminent
in the city, rs being the best and purc-t lnnte
These Blters are prepared from the most valuable
roots barks and herbs known to medical science.
and are uncqualcd MS n preventive ami cure Toe
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-12
Fast CompositOrs.

We find the following account vf fast
type setting, in the April number Of the
Topographic Messenger. It is ahead Of
anything We ever read Of
''Siuce the recent accomplishment Of
1lr. Agonsbnra III tlfis city, @4hen he "set'
2,OG4 ems of solid Minion in an hour we
have been rogaled with many accounts Of
remarkable exhibitions of speed in the
typo-stcking line by numerous "fast crabs"
all over the country. Some Of these state
ments are of so extraordinary character
that We are disposed to think them manu-
factured from the same cloth 50 the fol-
lowing swell authentiesfsas instsnce
1Ia the Office Of Wisconsin flitf@1
there IS compositor who sets type so rar-
idly that the friction of his movements fus-
cs the leadon omblems in his stick, making
them solid, like stereotype plate The on
ly way to prevent this is to have bis case
submerged in water. sad the ropidity--r {
ms motiops keeps the water boiling ami
bubbling 50 that eggs have frequently
boiled in the space box. Pipes lead from
the bottom Of his case to a boiler in the
press-roonl, and the steam genepted by
Tie fast compOsitor's movements runs the
power press. In one day he set SO much
that it took all hands, from editor to dew
il, two weeks to read the proof, and it
wasn't his good day for setting type. ei-
! ther."
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MRS. Linooln,s Claim Objected to.

A dispatch from Washington dated 9th
of May, states that the Senate Committee
on pensions reported adversely to the
House bill, granting Mrs. Lincoln pen
sion of $4,000 a year, for reasons that she
is not in as destitute condition as she
represents herself to- be; that in 1867
she received from Congress and Mr.. lin
colu's estate, $4,000. The Committee
report that they have good reason to be-
lieve, that she received large amount Of
clothing, plate and household goods after
the death of Mr.. Lincoln, which should
also be added. The Committee thinl;
that fortune of 100000 should be sufi-
cient to take her out of the category of
whose house necessitates them, in conse-
quence Of casualties in public service
gives them clims upon the Treasury. The
report was signed by six members OF the
Committee.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
SwERTwATER, THURSDAY, MAY, 70, 1877
The Radical Party.

ga LOCKER on" in the Union and
American of last Thursday, says that he
has been searching and investigating, and
trying to come to some correct understand
ing as to where the Radical party origin
ated, and finally comes to this conclusion
"It was conceived in sin, and born in
iniquity; and was rocked in the cradle of
deceit, fed on fraud, matupel on theft, and
now swapping the foundation of our repub-
liean institutions. How long viii it be
before the people will rise in their majesty
and hurl such a party from power :"
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The Next Presidency,

The Albany journal makes the extra
ordinary declaration that "Mr. Chase de-
sires to become President of the United
States"
The Courier Journal says, 'if there is
a solitory-man on this continent who abso-
lutoly never thought of such thing, and
who would rather be rightor wrong either.
than President, that solitary man is Mr.
Chase"
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Assistant Marshals

Following arc the names of the Assist
ant Marshals appointed to take the censu
in the counties of lower East Tennessee {:
John p. Walker, Rhea county.
II. L. W. Rawlston, Marion county.
D, w. Gate, Hamilton county.
G. 7. Upton, Monroe county,
?. w. Evans, Roano county.
j. L. Colyille, Bradley county.
r. 7. Engledow, McNIinn county.
A. B. ROwden, Meigs county.
W. I. Dowoll, Polk county.
John Stout, Jr., Blcdsoc county,
Peter Brown, Sequatchie county.
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Sign of Business.

An advertisement is only a s;gn of bus
mess; read by ten thousand times as ma
ny eyes as that sign over the door of a store
or establishment. Take newspaper for
instance of'fve hundred subscribers each
paper is read on an average of not less
than five persons, so that every adyertis-
er's newspaper is read by twenty-five hun
dred people.
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HOr ace MAYNARD.

A gentleman in Athens received last
week, letter from Maynard, in which he
announced that che would be q candidat c
for reelection to Congress, and that Re
construction is failure, for Tennessee,
and the Radical party will have to stand
on its own bottom"
The ''bottom of the Radical party will
be knocked out at the next election, and
Maynard will fall to rise no more.
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Rail Road Ccmmittees.

The Union and American says, that the
Committees of the Louisville Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville and Nashville
Rail roads, and the General Council of
louisville have agreed upon a plan of con-
nection, which will be submitted to the
Council at an early day.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-12

y Far western marriage ceremony, thil-
ty years before the Pacific Railroad haS
snUilhatcd tbs Gar West +" has beeu tliss
described to as;
= ScrsE--poiato fsfa--Thc magistro4o
in his shirt sleeves, busily plying the hoe
Enter tRo candidates for matrimony, HhS
follow him closely along the row. The
magistrate al 6rst pays no atteRtiea W
ther
"bc you hd squire p the youth asSs,
"fes,' and tho hoe rises and falls fast
er than ever
"Wo want to ho married !" the you'd
desperately evcloima.
ell, .het up, dern you, till I get to
the end Of this row, I'm counting the
hills"
Thus admUsileu, che twain follow hin
sHxlay Z atong,. hand in hand, until the
.a. -t'l ssrvsesed ,
'"Twenty-sevon, tTeuty-eight Now,
dern you, stand up here y and the Squire
leans for the mowaat upon Lie hoe-hensle
"3o you go ,he yo,rta) solentnly swear
By thunder, to take this woman for youi
vifoG" 'Ies."
"bo you to the girl solomnly swear
by thunder, to take this nan for your hpF
baud Z" eyes,
"Ihcn, swear bythunaer, you Grs naa.
and wife
The following specimen lovc.letter wus
dropped in the streets by young lady
few days ago.
son lily Doarqst----i viii tri 20 an
Ger y9uf Deorlotter, O how my throbbi.
heart Does AXE to Embrace you onse agir.
o you Darling Rosy Bud wont you marry
me beer thQ ello ancer will Don't lc.
chat ngly thing take you Buggy Eidin agin
q uow jfeIt the first time VIC touched cut
. lips together. 0how my hole frame quiv-
cred but mTst stopp ori will go crasy
I o how We wiIl-diyido the sorrors anG ioy4
and comforts Of life. Aucor rite of fro,t
yoaro-GEoEGv.
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The Fox ann the Land-Crab

A young Land-crab once crept out of
his pond to make little excursion in
meadow, and see what was going on in the
world. A Fox who happened to be pass
ing at the moment, noticed the Grab as he
cropt slowly along; and after having wish
cd him good morning added, in knocking
tone, ''Whero are you going to so slow
ly? When do you hope to got to the
other side of this foldl 1t seems to me
that you 90 backwards instead o}forard' -
Now this was a clever young crab, who
had heard how sly foxes are, and he
thought there could be no harm in playing
t4is one trick, so he answered, politely,
"I am only a Grab, it is true, and cannot
walk so gracefully as you, Mr.. Fox, but
can run much faster"
Mr.. Fox, sneerod. <1ndeed."
"Well said the Grab, Gas you appear to
doubt my speed, suppose we run a race for
a wager. Have you any objection p
"Nothing could give me more pleasarc,''
returned the Fox, "sball we run from
Beruo to Bale, or from Bremen to Bra.
bant %
"Cb, no, that would take up too much
time. suggest that we try half a mile.
or say mile, that will not be too much
for either Of US"
"A mile! echoed the Fox, as if he
thought. "What is a mile to ne? I can
run that, while the Crab is getting ready
to start off"
This seemed to please Mr.. Fox, as he
answered;
81 will dc exactly as you wish" turned
himself round and placed his bushy tail
within the reach of the crab who seized
the long hair tightly with his claws, with
out the fox perceiying that he had done
SO, and shouted at the same moment;
"Away."
of started Mr.. Fox, as if the hunters
we're behind him, mis- feet scarce touching
the ground AS soon as he reached the
next milestone, he turned round and cried:
"Where are you, Mr., Crab where ayc
you dawdling !"
Now. as the Fox turned round to look
for his companion his tail touched the
milestone, and the Crab, making the best
of his opportunity, let go his hold, and an
swersd,
''Hero ani waiting for you | was
just wondering when You intended to make
your appearance, you have certainly takea
time enough to get oyora mile"
Now Mr. Fox, who had ne idea that he
had brought the crab all the way clinging
to has brush, looked much astonishod at
seeing him there, not the least heated or
tired, and not knowing what to say, he
paid his wager and skunk home to his den,
determining never to laugh at a crab
again.
Those who are always trying 10 deceive
others, may expect somo day to becanght
by the very people they have been trying
to dup0.
Suffering from wet groceries, is the Io-
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Paving Southern Loyalists.

1t is stated that the Senate Committee
on claims will report favorable on the res
olutiOn paying Southern Loyalists for the
property taken for war purposes by the
Federal army.
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Started to the Plains.

General Sheridan started to the
plains the other day, but having heard on
the route that the Indians had recovered
from the smallpox, he Immediately re-
turned to CHICAGO.
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Tennessee River.

We learn that the House Committee on
Commerce, agree to report large appro-
priations for the Tennessee River improve
ments. M -.
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"pretty Little Feet, :"

The Citcinnati Times, violating all the
laws of galantry, speaks of the ''pretty lit
tie feet,n of Sorosis, when really there is
not a woman in that association who can
travel over any railroad in the country
without having her feet charged for as
extra baggage.
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,
NadiSonviI1e, Tenn.

THE EXERCISES or THIS INSTITUTION
L will be resumed on the LIST Monday in Sep
tcmber, under the charge of Professor r. H..
Ramsay, who has had charge of the same for
the past four years.
Board can be procured at reasonable rates
in the best families of the city.
The Musjc department will he as heretofore
under the dhargc Of Prof. Wassemer.
WM. WILLIAM Pres't. Board.
5. P.HeLE. Scc'y. aug, l9-tf.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-12
The Fifteenth Amendment.

The ratification of the 18th Amend
ment was celebrated by the eolored poo
pie of Chattanooga on Saturday last.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-12

A Friend the other day, called thin
young lady spare girl. There are sew
eraI spare girls in most large unmarried
families. E5d f'l5A A.-9
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-12

4 Loaaon merchant advertised for 3
ch'rk who could "bear confnemont.n Tic
received an answer from enc who had bees
seven years IN Jail,
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PENSIONS WANTED.

Tcnncsscc 'Loyalist5" Presenting ENtrayogant
Claims for Damages. -Brownlgw Advocating
80 Strong Central GeYcgnscnt and tho WIZ
ing Out OF State Lines.
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Suffering from wet groceries, is the no-
lite name for drunk
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-12

"Husbaad, wish YOU wonld buy M
some pretty fca,hersr
Indeed, my dear little wife, yoa loo4
better without them"
con no,' ste said copziugiiy. .a4you ar
ways call me your little bird and pra~.
how Soos bird look without feathers q
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n. 1. MAYES,
lr. ]. NArreY JOhnStOn,

SWEETWATER,.- TENNESSEE,
H4TILI IN TIE FUTURE DEVOTE HIS AT
w tcntion to the practice ofmediciue. Prompt
attention given to calls at all hours Office at the
Store of Johnson & Russell. mnrS-tf.
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II don't wish to say anything againss
tao lndiyidual in question: snid acry
polite geatemani "but would merely re,
mark, in the language of the poet, thst r,s
him truth is stranger than felton,"
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81 think" said he, 'that her dress 4.
too short to axe au oath of fidelity"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-12

8n exchange paper says; 'Truth is
ia type, but is crowded ont by mors iu-
port0At natter"
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Ehe young man who was "louely sims
bis mother diedn is all night NOW. His
father married The e'head'' Of large par
ty of girls ana they keep house for nime
and give party nearly every night.
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Eow long can goose stand On one fOoti
Try it-thats The way the goose fOund
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
THE SPREADING RuMoR.

Says Gossip One TO Gossip Two,
While stopping in the town,
Old Mrs Pry TO me remarked
Smith b0sgh his gods Of Brown"
Says Gossip Two TO Gossip Three,
Who cast her eyelias down:
"rvs heard ii said. to-day. my friend,
Smith got his goods from Brown
Says Gossip Three to Gossip -Four,
With something Of frown;
1--WE heard strange news-vhAt do you think:
smith tsos his goods fron Brovnr'
Says Gossip -Four 10 Gossip Five,
Who blaIed il round the town:
"PTe heard. to-day. such shocking news
Smith stois his goods from BrO~ni'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
POETRY.
IN SCHOOL DAYS.


sr yoHx q. WHITTIER. a1
still sits The sehool-honss BY the road,
Do ragged beggar summing;
Around II still the sumaehs grow.
And elaekherry-yines are running
Within, the masters desk Is seen,
Deep SCARED by rAps official.
The warping asor, the battered seats,
The jack knife's carved Initial
The charcoal frrseoes on its wall;
Its doors worn sill beiraying,
The feet that, creeping slow 10 school,
Went storming out TO playing.
Long years ago winter sun
Shone over il at setting;
Lit up its western window -psnes,
And low caves icy fretting.
II touched the tangled golden euris,
And brown eyes full Of grieyiug
or one who still her steps delayed
When all the school were leaving
For near her stood the little boy
Her childish favor singled;
His cap pulled low upon face
Where pride and shame were mingled.
Pushing with restless feet the snow
To right aud left, be fingered -
AS restlessly her tiny hands
The blue-eheeked apron fingered.
BE saw her liz her eyes; be felt
The son hands light caressing
And heard the treInble Of her voice,
As if a fault coniessing.
'Fm sorry that spelt the word;
hate to 20 above you
Beeanse-the brown eyes lower fell
Because, you see, love ycuI"
Still memory to gray -haired man
That sweet child face is showing.
Dear girl the grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growiugi
He lives TO learn, in life's hard school,
How few who pass above him
Lament the triumph and his loss,
Like her-because they love him.
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Coopers' Tools,
croIers. Novels. and ChAnPsring Knives.
eDt. q

Carpenters Planes.
Pore, Smooth. Jack 4 Jointers,
Cut Mails, ). &, s, s. 10. u, 20, &c. 40, 50 and
sod. Boat Nails, l, 1t. II inch,
Pressed Nails. ? = inch.
COoper's RiFstS. 4. Z rs,
Copper RiEsts Bars, J. z,
sks inch, Gimp lacks.
Iroa Copper lacks Of al siIes-
Best Rubber Hose, I. Z. I, ~ inch,
Centrifugal. yarni.h Paint white-Wash
and SeEsb Brushes CoE'd I'm Pals,
!. 1, ? ), 1, 5. 5. 10 Il quarts,
Covered SIoP Pals. DipPsrs,
Dish snd Mix Pans. t
Jenrfnz 'sbits Soldering irons. 7 hinges steels,
Hammers. Gauges, Squares, Chissls,
Aagers, SisTes. Line Sq1eezers,
lard Sticks. Bang staTtsrs, Axes,
= ssorels Spades, 0os- Lanferns.cF r1ac 81
Eagle H5rse. A and o PioEs and
Points. PARIS Piovs, extra heavy and strong,
Prosoxide Of Iron, Pam Killer,
Polasd's v bite Pine Compound,
Pals. Tubs. Br0ons, Etc. Etc --f..-r
Downerss Kerosene Oil.
sdrsa FrOa tie Ress'a Hose 80 sss
And Many Other Articles
ALL TO BE SOLD Low.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13

Joss BILLINGS has limited to Marx twain that
they might travel logethsr And vain has limited TO
Josh that tbey mightn't 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
CHEET LEAD 4 SHEET ZINC,
q siEs-sas usights asd Sizes

WINES Genuine German Rhine
Ei.ss. ri.-isissuhsizsr. Lsibfaunileh. etc, IN
PiEts sni szH--z- s---r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13

JOSH BILLINGS says; zone Of the fassIest scenes
ever SEED vuz Ia old madss wsitin on one sick visr
ower."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright, Cepsl and Fgruiturs Farnish,
Boiled Liuseei OIL, TurPentine,
Mason Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick, Sleige, AdE, Hoe, %,
Hammer 4 Chisel Handles,
Wool Csris, Saddles, Euazeled TrzHks,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
MERCHANDISE, &C.

MERCHANDISE, &C. (
r. A. SCHAEFER & co.
OFFER FOR SALE
JUST RECEIVED
.,.FER. nIF
Bark IA MOI,
From Bremen.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
MERCHANDISE!
Expressly and CarefaIIy
Selected for this Market !!
CONSISTING Of.
DRY GOODS, WOODEN GOODS,
HOSIERY, HARDWARE,
Clothing, Fancy Goods!
BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS,
WHITE. BLUE, AND
Tie RED WOODEN BLANKETS.
French Calf skins, French Kid Gloves.
Dundee Hemp Canvas and Sail Irvine,
RAVENS DUCK.
Gilt Frame Mirrors
Assorted Sizes.
A large asst. GERMAN CIGARS,
Linseed Oil, Fence Wire,
Window Glass, EPSON Salts,
Jamaica Pomatum and Philocome,
Ground Mustard, Ground Ginger,
Currie Powder, Sweet Oil,
Sardines, in and ] tins.
Asst. Fruit Jams g. JeIlies,
French Prunes, in Glass Jars,
CsphAlonA currAass. in 10 ID tins, French Chocolate
Canary and Rape Seed. in demiiOhns.
Herb and Wine Vinegar.
DeeGen's Pale Ale, Muller's Lager Beer.
Holland Gin, Bell Brand;
French Cognsc.
Old Sherry & Port Wine,
Champagne COgnac,
GENUINE HOOK WINES, $50.
SUPERIOR FRENCH CLARET,
Alcohol in 5 Gallon Demijohns,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13

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