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Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
'Cir Living Machine

IniuIe the main spring OF a watch, and every
portion of the works become disordered. The
human stomach is tn the human system what
thai elastic ptece OF metal IL TO chrouometer.
1t lnhuences the action Of the other organs. aud
controls, to certain extent. tho whole living
machine. The comparison may be carried fur
ther, for as the weakness or other lmperfections
Of the main spring indicated on the face Of
the time piece, SO also is the weakness other
disorder OF the stomach betrayed 10y the face OF
the Invalid. The complexion is salloW faded,
the eyes arc deficient IN luslre and intelligence
and there is worn, aa4lous expression i'll the
whole cOuutenance which tell plainly as writ
ton words cOuld do, that the great 1lOurishjnq
organ whose office it Is to minister to the wants
OF the body. and to sustain and renew all It's
parts, lS not performing its duty. 1t requires
lenOVatIng and regulating, and to accomplish
this end HOatetter's Stomach Btters may be
truly said to be the one thing 3ieedfia. The brOk-
en- III ain spring of watch may be replaced by d
new one, but the stomach can only be repaired
AMI streng gthened, and this is one Of the objects
OF tho famous vegetable restorative which for
eighteen years has been Wa2ing successful
cOntost with dyspepsia in all climates As
specific for indigestion it stands alone. When
tho resources Of the pharmacopWia have been
exhausted, without, at best, doing more than
mitigating the complaint, courre OF this whole
some and palatabe, yet powerful stomachic ef
fects perfect and permanent cure. In all cases
OF dyspepsia the yer is more or legs disoTdered,
and upon this important gland, We'll as upon
the stomach and bowels, the Filters act with
singular dIatInctness, regulating and reinyigor,
ahng every secretIVe and assmllatinG organ on
which bodily and mental health depend.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
ESTES IN EpGECOMRE.
The Gay Rnd Festive Ike. enters the PO-
Iitical FieId-Death 0f ScaIawagaTy In
EdErcombe- Nominations.
TARRoRo', \. c., june 27.

| TARRoRo', n. c., June 2F
| Dear ej0urnnE. The Radical Nominating
Convention for this county met here on
Saturday. From the boisterous wrang-
hngs and quarrei3 of the primary meetings
to select delegates. We were looking for a
still more pugnacious assembly. This bid
fair to be the case, when the sudden and
unexpected appearance on the boards of
the redonbtabe Estes, gay and festive, -
iwhO claims a domc!! in the northeast
limits Of the county, awed the lesser lig hts
into qniet submission. Onr Radical lead
ora and agpirants had not been used to the
presence and connseI5 of SO august q per
sonage as n Yankee General, who had &C
qulred his personal character under the
teachings Of Fitzpatrick. and his political
aoumen under the instruction of Gallo
way Of New Hanover. 1t was ridiculous
to see how all the retonsions and conten-
tlons OF our local politiciana sunk before
the great Eatas, and how rapidly carpet
baggers rote to the aecendancy and how
suddenly the acaIawag8 gave way.
Oar ac0awag Sheriff, Bryan, was easily
defeated, and Il carpet bagg"r nominated
IN hia place, and the two Norfeota. Ben
AMI Bob, the leading hcniawag5 on The
Board OF C,mmIa. toner's, had to give place
To two dtEkIe-s, from the TACT. We suppuat,
thai there were no carnet-baP"ers for
those gentry are very acar3e IN EI1ecomte
but ht present very powerful, all being
now provided for.
Estes took control of the meeting him
self, and IIai his nwH name placed on the
Legislative ticket. Napoleon generally
called Pole BelIamy was TcuOminated for
the Senate tho G. l.. couid no had for the
position, which alone sawed DoIamy), and
Estes and Dick johnson (c0l) for tho
Hoaso Of Representatives. Estes, how
ever, was in constan. tolcgraphic commu-
nic:lti0n with Senator Abbott at Washing
ton City, and after the uOminntionS were
made the dUath Of IIeatOn, the ReprC9cn-
tttivc in Congress from this District, was
announced, which put II new phase upon
things, and tho calculating and aspiring
Este immediately declined the nomina-
tion, which he had Just procured. He
preferred to RIM fer Ieaton'B vacancy than
rs Il &. l.. member of the Assembly, to ad-
vance the claims Of his friend Abbott for
the Senate.
the cOnnty, Willis Bum, (col WAS norni-
mated for the House.
Thus ends the political power OF Edge
cOnbe scaIawags. Eryan, the Sheriff, no
tiGos thorn that be IS beyond their reach
and will 'hOli over" which IS considered
by the ''trooly loil' downright rebellion.
[ dOu't recOlieCt whether | said so or
not, bat it is true, nc verthclCSs, thet Do ey
Battle 1"IS not IjOUL{tt0tc0.
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sew York Iafket-
NEW YoEK- june

NEW YORK. JulI6 80 Noon
stocks steady. Govarnmonts strong and All
Yancad since Call st 2.. Government Bonas
IL. Gold !iuctu atng Oponed at l!li and tell
to lllt, now llI5 again. Money easy d! 3QDJ "
cent. premium. htrriIug E.chanEe-Inng, IOy5 !,
short, no.. State secuI.tloa Iu;et Tennessee
skies. coupone Old. G6; ae~, Cst Virginia
sixes coupons. old. GG new, 63t. Louisiana
skies, OK conponA. old Il: new 3. Leyee sixes.
773 eights. sos. Alabama oights. ex coupons,
l0I tiyes, II. Georgia skies e1-conpons, IS
eevens, 9j3 North Carolina aiEes cx-coupons.
Old, 10! !; new. 272. South Carolina SKIES. *
coupons, old, 92 nsw s22.
Flour quiet aud atesdv. Eaus.t haIi u little
higher but cu.at. Ustn dull aud unchanged.
hte3s I0fA duh st s1J 80 Lard dulI at l5443l6
oents. Cotton dull AMI nonIual at 20, 2U30t2l
conts 3prits ru'rentine steady al 81 to 37t
cents. hJsIn quIat al q 70 50 U5 Ior strained
FreigkIs urn.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
F.sm aSttnet"u-Irocee edings az Ton
gt<as. ~.

gE~as. ~.
WAeEINGToN Juno %.
i3ENATE 20 coo copies 0t the 18th Amendment
enforcement bait Wero ordered tn he printed.
mir Cameron : notion - T.cOnaiaer the Texas
and Pacific Railroad biA to restrict Branches to
tWonty thousand tons OF foreign iron, failed.
The tax bill reaumed. An amendment re-
ducing the duty on coal and slate TO 50 cents per
ton, failed by yOte at is To 20,
The tariff 1.-Two animals % per CEN. al
UattTe,n.
The tax On breeding animate ls free, Except
those from Mexico and Canada.
The present duty on optdDl - retained.
HOUSE The report OF the Conference Commit
toe on Currency waH defeated AMI d new con-
ference asked. Tho argument was that the
bill reported III the Uoufrren:o Committee IN.
volved contractlou Tie vote sg4inat the Til
Was SO to 1872.
MlSCTLLANFOUS.
The receipt. from Internal NeVehne to day
Amounted tn f697 900
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
DIED.

At Myrtle Grove Sound, on the 25th inst Mrs
SARAH EMELINE, wife OF Solomon Reeves
Eco aged 81 years aud lS days.
In Ouslow County, on the 10th inst, Of Bright's
Disease. Airs. JUL1A ANN PErTEWAY. wife of
Henry ". rettewsy. aged 83 years, months and
90 days Mrs. Petteway was a dutiful wife 4
kInd and afectiOnats mother, and has left void
10 her household which can never be flied.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01

tplEITs IOKPFNIl Me- Tho lnAlkot Tor Tins
att!ce opened on FRIDAY Inpt at sill sEht decline
previous hgnress ami rnltd qniet eAoh day up
to Wednesday, when It closed at 33t cents
ceIpts however, nave generally bOen taken when
offered on market at 1ilures given below. 10
day (Thuraday) there little irmef feeling
in the market, buyers ofterng 33f cants, while
most factors holding hIKhor. The Werk'a
ALI
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
uI havana <AuLG
+, y
az slA ANA <AtiLE..


1he Cuhhn War.
HAVANA, June %.
Gonzalez Jsniero, the inenrGent leader who
surrendered sometime ago to the Spanlflt au-
thorltlea at Villa CLARA and Was pardoned, was
tried and convicted last week of crime commit
tod while ltbo leader, Ho Was .ozecutdd this
morning.
AdviGcH from the interior state that both sloies
are KILN" II s0ners. nt' K0das' reports show
excO5o ot buscherios on tbs part OF the span
l8h
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01

with the old style implements. We have
tested this neat and convenient implement
and take great pleasure in recommending
it to every ore cultivating land, If only q
common garden, as a machine that will
| rag for itself many times over during the
ST aeon. in tho lncraasai amount Of labor
performed, the saving of time and the in
crease in the vegetable Produced
To manufacturers this improvement Of
fera peculiar advantages Tor Ii certain and
very remnnerniIye return for the outlay OF
a small capital. No people in the world
are more uuxInns t., obtain the best inn
proved agricultural machinery than are
the people "t North Cnrohna. The eaee
with Nhjoh this tiarIon Plow Is worked,
the tflnrou5 En,'aa ntd bbanty Of the work
done, ANT the rh-apnasa Of the Article, will
certainty !1Irg II into general use. Let
sntn. reliable, linn iuy the right for the
State ami pat them quickly on the market
ard Ne THINK They viii fad no trouble in
Introducing ttem in every garden and
iafn IN the State.
AT a MEETING OF the Executive Commit
tee, "f tie Conservative party of Nav
Hnuover county. he'll at Wilmington on
Tuesday, JnEe 4StL. 1870. the following
gentlemen were appointed as canVassers
for the different town -hIps, tn CANVASS in
the lnterrata al tE- t.oIiss:I r~:;tIga nomina-
tions for Attorney General nf the State of
North CaIOliha and tor msLnUer of Con-
Dress from this Conversational District
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
Il L VIE w
OF THE
" Il NGTON MAkk Eff S
FOR THE
WEEK E.NI.iNtl EHUikSIbAx
,3un& 20, 1870.
Il Il V / L W

TDRPENTfNE.-Du During the early pant OF tho
week juet onded the market rnlod without change
in price, bnt nlnce Tuesday tisole has boon como
duilnoAs maulieats which has leautod ia de-
elmo ali duaItles-tLe market closing at 81 70
Tor virgin, ~ Is for yellow ulp, and IL 20 for
hard II bh, oi $50 1ts.. with moderate dc
mnnd for dIstillng rHIp0acG- l.eco.pth AMI sa!ea
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
LeeIiEntion of Col. H,nn.tt

" 7FFRI7FNlVI8'I, N % q UuH n INiU.
8r5stA. ~. IT, Bernard, 4. H. MG hoy w =
VDtUtrHt. ttulIlititt
III DEAR SINS. 1 have the honor to acknowledge
'he receipt OF yuur iettoT Ui the Zth met. inform
lhH mt. III substance, that at Convention OF the,
ConserVative party of the Sd Congressional Dis
IIct, at FA} A}otteEILio, the 23d INST, WAS NOM
hAte't TO bear theIT standard IN the pending can
TaEe
Having heard, before the Convention sat, that
iiY name would he mentioned iii connection with
he hohInauon, 1 wrote to n member Of tho Now
hanover delegation and asked him to Withdraw
II regret that reasons of ii IrtOdie Jlutugp con
Hti"Iu M /" decline the nomination. IL Id my re-
Sie' IL The AloTe uuhgent as feel that the nomI
800, a. thmEB c"n4idered. is signal mark OF
iIo pArtiaiity Of my triends
assuring you of my thanks, and rendering
.htHh&h you, Ia The deIegAtes nay regards / have
'La hoIor 10 sube.TIbe myself
UGI OLedient servant,
Il. IELER HERNETT.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
STATE NEWS.

~n,f, nnltt,cs.
MAJOR GENERAL CLARKE AND
BRIGADIER GENERAL BERRY HAVE
LIFT NrwEERN Tor RALEIGH, TO CONFER
on matters Of vital Importance to the
Republican party III tins state win MS
sr1aranoua cvceIJoncy. Governor Holden.
EGGs are 10 cents dozen IN bahpufy'
s4iokaa caunty n &.
,-.,..,,. -u,.,,o., troo, tba ;a;I
'"'IN'1
at faiei%h, on last S'a'Hrday'
I'm oncnino Fall takca place at More
ngal CITY on lridny night
r,rr raz gharlntto market hnrse is to
~, am f..t lonf hv o. feet wide. and Will
,.a.l,x,3.3 ,,,to 16 stalls and q clerks Of
t.e ana = a,nra room.
-.,- ..,-.t..,,,,,. ho,t,o
We "'i' li'l" "''l 'A'u"''t'' '''''' '''o
fnat Nat:onal Bank OF Charlotte ~ -
has de"iarea semi annual divldent Of 5
~, cont f,a. nj to~
h-hf' t1i'. congressman Pe'' Rot
himself iutu II scrape last Saturday night,
Nv 8nprnrtIatlne a coup!e Of hogs belong
taNtl y IT >,.sse, ,..,o ,o..aao ,,oo,.
Cui''1h,i"'
+h'- -. i'S"FT'0'' ms If"Iei'y' anu
h""iJ i"-'i' &"''' f''"i' "ith ms parry
'i''h''"-
Tn ErrvFTT CAaE. A lur1r in the now
.i..,.,..tl.t r..,,,t,, ease t,af,,re tt, C,rc,,t
T-t'4 ,,.,.., t...a z-.,I,,t..
LINT ~ - ma "H' II
ihistflhi was. eht"fc'1' len were lor con
yctf"n hnt } -. D"bnam, OF Granville,
s,nd Henry I!uRhcG. (rolOrod) OF I:alcigh,
huuq tie Jrry. There are two or moro cases
r-;~l, .,'I rn,ort > '''''
me '"'o ''''''' Va i"''i,'' =" '"i7 S''-
Il""' IL '',,. ii"''''''lhh' VI oil" supreme
-.... H.. r,.i,l,.;..l. i,:,.;l,,,.,.
~, :, ,,I,,
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
MANHOOD:

eaS4A&@auw How Lost! How RemTnrsd'
Jttst pt1Ittated, an seated epUeLOpe. Price, ots
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
IN MENT, and Radical Cure Of Bpermatorrhea
Seminal WeaKneds, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexna! Debility. aud Impediments to Marriage
generally NerYOusueas. Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca paclty, re
eulting from BelF-Abnse, yc., by EoBT. j. CUL-
vERwELI, Nj. D., author OF tho ''Green Book"
&c. "a Boon to Thousaudz of Sufferers" Sent
under seal, in plain envelope, To any address,
pOstpdid, On receipt Of six cents, two postage
stalnps, by OIiAH. j. g. KLINE u CO., l27
I}Owcry, New York HOstOffice Box 1916. Also
DR.. CuIverweiPs Wharfage Guide" price Is cta
may ; 1SG-dK w:;m
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
MARRIAGE HONORABLE.

lT6A, and adyantAgea "t happy MAERIAdE as
contiantoi with eiugle Lite, snd the fearful
FyIs 81 CFLiEAcg, iii modern tIulca Sent free
reaird cnvrinp-a. Address, HOWARD AZ,
ISOLATION, Boz i. PhaneJphia. "a.
may ~ Z04 andSwch
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01

HON HONOR. AT the late commence
ment at Trinity College, Mr.. l.. Fl. Nc
Clammy, of New Hanover, not only re
ceived the highest distinction in the Sopho.
more Glass, of which lie u a member, but
the highest awarded III the Institution.
The Sophomore Glass ~ trinity is said to
possess unusual talent. and to stand at
the head of that class ls high distinction
for MIR. NIcClammY.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
For thh ,Innrnal.
DI
Meeting ara Columbus.


Ni.rt1ng Columbus.
At meeting OF tho Conservatives Of
TatOnis township. Columbus county, N
e., which met Mt Wi amson'a Cross Roads
on Tuesday, June the 2eth, 1870, for the
purpose OF appointing do!@gates tn meet at
WhitevilIe, Columbus county. N. g., on
Monday the 4th day of July, 1870, TO hold
O COnaerVatiga Convention to nominate a
candidate to represent the county IN the
House Of Commons and other county Off
GERS, G. q. Pate was appointed Chair
man and 4. ID. Williamson, Secretary.
The meeting was then called to order
and the following named gentlemen were
appointed delegates, viz:
CasWoll Porter, David f. Williamson, ).
L. Edmond, James Nance. Isham William
son. Willis Knllard. George McCOlsky ,Jas.
Nobica, c0Iorod, Willis Flowers, colored,
Wright Lennon, Daniel Shaw, Richard
Mobiles.
On mOtlon The Chairman and Secretary
were aided. after which the meeting ad-
ionrned with tho request that the proceed
nga ba published in the Wilmington
JoUE.JAI..
q. G PATE, Chairman,
A. Il WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
ROBBINS L. APPLETON,
"FIb Q Hy6HI8,
IS's Broadway, New ForI

Ask t. the new FULL PLATE WATCH
aIInl.. the trade mark AMERICAN WATCH
90, q. ecsent st., Watham Mass 10 by far
the best Full-plate Watch mad IN TIA United
States, and s6rpasses anything hsretofo re made
in this country for Railway Engineers, Conduc-
tors, &c.
april - 173-eod-d& w3mch
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01

par Gta,no.r Per SAILING
Vessel.
Wilmington journal., 1870-07-01
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

BEEswAx, D 80 q 81 iLIarE, Il bbl.O 90 a 0 90
DAkREi<i; Sp'ts /, oarh. From store0 90 90 40
81 zild manu- Z =. 40 3 - HhoLAssE& Il gallon
NoN.--.- Z 10 90 : to iCuba. hilda. rs an A
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-02

II is announced from Washington that the Western
Union Telegraph Company proposes to cooperate
with the War Department for the rapid transmission
Of the telegraphic reports of the observation and
report Of storms for the benefit of commerce on the
Northern Lakes and seAbosrd. The managers Of the
Company, regarding the undertaking Of national
importance propose place their wires at the disposal
Of the War Department on liberal terms. The organ
nation Of the Geographic circuit for the simultaneous
trAnsnission Of the weather reports to ana from the
Board Of Trade Rooms and the principal cities
throughout the United States viii be the most extern
sirs that has ever been attempted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-02

PUNcHINELLo gives an interior view of Western
lawyers sanctum. into which steps charming
young lady, and breathlessly exclams: "Oh, Sir,
l want to get divorce" The spirit of the law
looks up from the of papers in which it is i'm
mersed. and glaneing at shoek-hesded oantling
perched high upon three-legged stool, shouts in
tone Of professional aeerbity, divorce? Certain
lyi Bow. give the lady divorce"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-02

NEARLY all the Roman Catholic Professors of the
University Of Munich who do not belong the The
oloecal Faculty. have signed protest against the
cumeneity of the Vatican cOuOeil and the dogma of
Infalntnity. The Theological Faculty expected
to issue protest Of their own.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-02

MALAY Anthology has been begun by the Royal
Institute for the Philology, Geography and Natural
History of Netherlands India. The first part has
already appeared in svo volume of above SEQ
pages. 1t must prove extremely interesting.
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A NEWLY discovered Chinese poem, Ii sao."
written 500 years before Christ is said to prove that
the existence of America was known to the Chinese
at that time. And perhaps also Hawaii.
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The great Napoleons proverb, Providence is on
the side which has the heaviest artillery" is only
an euphemism, for :. the side that would conquer q
peace must have the most pieces"
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Sugar Plantation for Lease!
Ar Honoipu. District of KOhaIa,
Hawaii.

A reasonable price and terms. Fifty
"A acres under withmore land around it 6t for
growing. with Mil, Cattle, Carts, Sorghum pan and
every requisit carry on growing and grinding
cane. The Mill is driven by horsepower. For par
ticulars apply to H. Christensen, Honopu. to
JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE
37-3m Honolulu.
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Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright. copal and Furnituro varaish,
Boiled Linseed Oil. Turpcntns.
Mason's Backing, Coffee Mills.
Axe. Pick. Sleige. Adr. Hoe. %.
Hammer & Chisel Handles.
Wool Cards, Saddles. Enamslsd Trunks.
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TABLE POCKET CUTLERY
Of celebrated makers.
The Circulating Library

The Circulating Library
Hs- viii contain Standard Works of Fiction, and
New Books will be added by every Steamer.
J. +. Smiths, Dickens, Bulwers, D'Israelfs,
Eugene Sues, Wilkie Collins, Marryatts,
Miss Braddons, Mrs. Henry Woods,
Mrs. Ellen Woods, Miss Mulbach's, Thackaray's,
Mrs. Grey's Victor Hugo's, I. S. Arthur's,
Pierce Eagans, and others now on hand.
zs- BY THE NEXT STEAMER will be added
Anthony TT Hopes, Amelia B. Edwards,
Annie Thomas, Mrs. ELEPHANTS, Geo. Elliots,
Mrs stephens, Chas. Levers, Miss Mullock's
Chas. Reads, and Mrs. SGuthwOrths, together
with all the Latest Novels.
Engraving, caligraphy, Stencil Cutting Copying
will still be attended to.
Thankful for past favors, the advertiser hopes. by
strict attention business and the wants of his pat
rons, to meet with a continuance of the
z9- All orders from the Country and the other
Islands. promptly attended to- at the lowest rates.
Honolulu, Sept. 9th, ls7O.-37-6m
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AFTER THE VICTORY.

So ended the great race for the championship
of the boating world, and the prize and the
honor 60 over the sea with the gallant crew that
Tyne stroke-oar, slipped on his shirt and jumping
on board of the Club boat, took up handsome
collection for the defeated crew, as recognition
of the closeness of the contest. 1t may be proper
to say that the Tyne men were loud in their
praise of the st. John men, and averred that it
was the severest race they had ever passed
through. They consider the Paris crew second
only to themselves, and seemed to consider the
race as hardly earned.
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coopers' Tools,

crOzers, HowsIs. and cbanPsring Knives.
Carpenters Planes,
Fore, Smooth. Jack JoiEtsrs.
Cut Nails, 3. 4. 8, 5. TO- y. 20, 80. 40. 50 4ad
cod Boat Nails, !, H. II inch,
Pressed Nails. ? = y inch.
Cooper's Rvets, 4. s ne.
Copper Rivess a Burs. Z. 4.
sEf inch. Gimp Taeks.
Iron Copper Tacks Of all sizes
Best Rubber Hose. !. I. 1. u inch.
Centrifugal. Vsrnish. Paint. White-Wask
and Scrub Brushes. Cov'd Tin Pals
J. ], 2. 3, 4. 6. 8. 10 - quarts,
Covered slop Pals. Dippers.
Dish and Mill Pans.
Jennings bits. soldering irons. hinges. 5tsels.
Hammer. Gangcs. Squares. Chisels.
Augers, Sieves, Lime Squsszers,
Yard Sticks. Bung Starters. Axes.
Shovsls. Spades. Dos. Lanterns.
Eagle Horse. 4 and o PieHs and
Points. Paris PloEss extra heavy and rr-ong.
Protoxide Of Iron. Pain Killer.
PoIands White Pine Compound.
Pals Tubs. Brooms. Etc. Etc
Downer-s Kerosene OH.
From the Rsrton House
And Many Other Articles
ALL TO BE SOLD Low.
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MO. 8 cooLIE RICE always ON hand
Ian. WALKER ALLEN. Agent,
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White Zinc Lead. in LA 2s u ooutaiasrs.
Paris and Chrome Green.
Chrome yellow. TIMBER. Sicnner.
Patent Dryer. Vermiliion.
Whiting Prussiau. Blue Bladdsrs Of Putty.
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Sparkling Heck and MOSeIIe, in Pints
Gases of Gin.

Settler Water.
Very nearly the whole of the above-named goods
are directly from Agents hands, be safely
mended, and will be sold at very low rates, by
35-3mc GODFREY RHODES.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-02
Ind Coop Pale Ale,

Tenants, Byass', Barclay & Perkins. and
Guinness Porter, Yarmouth, Ess. Of Ginger,
Essence of Peppermint. Absinthe, Bourbon,
Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica Rum, &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-02
Varieties of Gala. Wines,

Hostetter's, brakes Plantation, Forest Wine,
Leslie's and other Bitters. Maraschino, Duppell
Kummell, Geneva in cases and Baskets,