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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-28

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully mp to its high standard;
and is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAM to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes al eruption
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nomishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires Ieweg applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PRErA-
RATION for is intended purposes"
Sold by oil DI'uggiSts and Dealers in Medioines
Price One Dollar.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-28

TIE famous Haltord Table Sauce can
be had of grocers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-28

Call for "ALLEN'S LUNG BALShM." and shun
the OF any other balsam, unpriucpled mi may
deceive you with worthless preparations.
j. N. HARRIS CO., Proprietors,
Cincinnati, O.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-28
DO MT FOR G. e T

The Best Family Newspaper in the Country, so s
yesr. Send for specimen copy and club circular
Address, THE TRIBUNE. Detroit. Mich.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

THE FIJI Is country without law, we
are tol5. but the following extract from
q correspondent Of an Australian paper,
shows that the people there are law
INTO themselves. . far 81 least = editorial
responsibility Is Concerned The FL
Inns Editor. aS We look over his articles,
Is, 10 our apprehension. not . great sinner
in the matter Of personalities, but he Is
MOI protected by civilized law-hence his
misfortune Heonsht 10 come 10 Honolulu
The correspondent SAYS:
Bat uy aoseS a-s exceeding the limits yoa
a.5l-5 ne and VII coac,a5e U5;h referring you
10 yoa- able co.enpa-a-y the Fgiim 75mas
whose E5iia-. lear, has rather a bad TINE Of il
jnsi DOW, having beea tariee assaulted daring lie
al three weeks: once b The CoaSarS Secre,z-
=. once 5F = Ssz-czv;zsa- ana once 5y Tie Post
master. II aet 70 Use his ouu expression,
things have been warm ui.b hiu. What the
Cause las been eznao; explain. ba. ! hope ),
iS Do; he t4;s q Al honest aa-a4i>;s 20 have
thsi- heads punched Taz Tins : good Gslie
5aa-u-- and refer ron 20 IL far At! ia-.ha- IN
to;uz.ioa. yoa may require
L-5urs-The following notice Of the
lights for making the Por, OF Leyaka. Is
from the F-!si ZEaaes Of Nay 18th:
The lights baaaoas1 ue-e Ech:e5 The frs,
;5ne ,a.;e- <ave--l ,-ialss permanently oa Tla-s-
DAY evening. and Ell be exhibited e7e! uigl'
iron 6 p a. 10 ) ~ u-tl T1-lhsr u5ioe Tie
baasals- qasuie5 wiih red diamonds "a a white
croz15- are placed E.i.s solil q Tie We>leyaa
Nilsson House an TIE hil hack Is Tie ,sunl
and can BE- PLAINLY seen n ths gay tias from
si-li 30 len miles III Tie t-a,> tazpo-4-!-
are 6-sl-c--sS steamer red i-ats, vi>5ais about
I've mics Tie osacoaS CT HrH,s u oas vi
a-iae resss through TIE centre C tie LaE1ka
rasslge il Is expected lAa. the 7s-=z1eaf
is-is- Of nuah greater qoue-- val arrive BY ils
z->. s.s4na- iron Sy6zsg,
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profess to hold to the commune rather than TO
communism. and those who are Tor communism
rather than for the Commune, II IS easier 10 say
in sba, the commuaal;s, ideas eOusis, and TO
What they tend The task is rendered easy by
the las; Publication Of the Central Committee.
Al FIST e>eatranohiseneu,' Of the Prole,ariat
Was alone IN question. This reimbursement
Vas TIE first vor used 70 recruit the body Of pro
letaireS Almost Immediately after it was deSira-
he 10 disarm the Bourgeois to dissolve the ele-
meutS q defence. and there was much tax Of
tbeir municipality Of their natural franchise, OF
thar dream q every good bourgeois Of Pans,
Paris governed BY ITSELF In this way the Cen
tral Committee soceeeaei IN establishing an IN
Outstanding With the opposite camp. and IL has
,euias the overthrow sfthe great party Of Order
Having tyiaaphed ao~ over al resistance IN the
CITY, the Committee LAYS aside the mask. and ex-
plains what 1t means by the Commune q Paris.'
Ii vii be seen thai We are far removed from
a merely manjcipzl revelation. that famous and
Infamous 'Commuue of Paris which im-
posed its sinister DEGREES On the Con-
veuiion, the National Assembly OF 1872
1t has, however, some points Of resemblance
10 that, bat how Ear it exceeds it in lis views
lis actions, lis aims, The Commune Of ISL
Is sovereign and constituent 1t draws Up a
charter and considers The means Of obtaining
recognition and guar4niees for il from the central
authority. whatever HAT may be- 1t recognizes,
therefore, the existence q a central Authority.
and, eulioa>ly eaoagh, does not insist upon this
central authority beng Republican. 1t may De
shat i plssSes provided il rsooguiEeS our rights,
or as;oaony. Oar independence Saeh Is the
language Of or modern Commons They DO
not Al any rate. conceal their oligla they speak
II excellent terms u their forefAihers Of the Md
de Ages. forgetting only things which existed
then. a. ardent faith in the Divinity. and the
fea5al Sysien vtioA was Inherited by the Com-
mons themselves of;h1ss days and the privileges
q Which they exercised. Neilbe- CO they dis
cuiss iheir readiness TO use iorce against the
mai esa,r-l @uihori,y.' represented AZ present
5y Tie AsSezbly a, Versailles, should il Eish
10 ps-peiaa,e tie oozzissioa, and disa.iou the
r5zh. Gained By Pans 10 I've after It's owa
fashion
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sides from the Australian Governments,
although We are told that the only
difficulty in securing prompt assistance
from the New South Wales Government
Is. that in making his overiupes he de
siro> that that Government shall guaranty
to him. over and above what 1t Is ready
and willing to pay, the amounts which
are conslderei just thar the Victoria and
Queensland Governments ought 10 con
tribute. The Governments Of those Colo
mes are willing 10 assist in supporting
the service. and viii no doubt, soon stale
the amounts TO be aidei by them for lis
support. There viii, probably, be = hard
fight between the Hall and Webb lines
for the subsidies 10 be granted by the
various Colonies. although at present,
acce7Iinc 10 Appearances, the Hall line
seems lo have the advantage, 50 far Is
the Australian Colonies are concerned.
Il has the benefit of being the frs, line
iuauguraie5, and Of having, 50 far a
possible under the circumstances, fulfilled
is engagements during the whole time il
has been occupying the route,
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The EToTcL-

Perhaps The public have heard Ell
they desire u hear about tie Hotel
u1tl It Is oomplete5-it beng. IS Is
vell.kaown, under process Of erection.
The ground for the basement Is now
nearly excava.e5. and the foundation
walls are being laid. Material Is
alSo being prepared with which 10
build tbe walls Of .hs building and
things look. in THAI direction. = though
1be completion q The Structure would
BE bas,e1s3 with al The 5iSp4.oh
compatible NTH economy and good
lg5-kmanSliq- TIE experienced al5
energetic gentleman who has the 81
pe-irtea5e1oe If tha erection Of The
building VIII ~ 51ubt take special
care Than these requisites are wei
attended IN
We believe from observation On the
subject thai subscribers 10 the fund
for building lhe Hotel - vel - 1ae
public generally, are VEL s.l>5e5
with the steps taken - ta- IN ile
1vorS Slob 8 lie locality q lie
binding is SIC and arrangement.
Is vel aS with -ae material q. winch Il
5 built " alSo believe that peerless
ooaf5eaos 5 felt hr subscribers tlsat
those wbo have undertaken The man
azelsa1 q The enterprise ara ac1nale5
BY precisely the sane motives which
prompted themselves n Subscribe
II a-eci Ersat public good
II supply a public waut which has
long been tell- ana which ID one Las
ever 6aaia6-aot even th1ss who from
vznl q a7..ylails else ID say, OF tron
Al 51oapac5tv m szviaE auvtaiug else
1-s n she habit Il -a-LiuE TIE Pnt.5e-
weekly. with 5iz1-555s n tls 4cts o.
Fl5lic 1ea
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Its. decision, and rendered himself Still
further obnoxious by his violent con
duct towards the Chief.
The organization of Courts, or even
Of the more complex machinery Of an
effective government, viii be possible
for the settlers to accomplish, when
those favorable to law and order great
ly preponderate in their community and
are agreed among themselves to assist
IN the enforcement Of the law aS
against each and every offender. But
they are far from being IN accord
among themselves. and they seem 10
have but faint perception Of the i'm
portance Of submitting 70 a Selt-impos-
ed restraint: though this, in their case,
Is the prime condition for the success
Of = seltimpo>ed government: orc as
ISOLATION with the native authority.
Their progress, therefore, towards law
and order. by combinations and agree
meuts among themselves, Is not rapid.
We notice thar the F1ian difficult
"" as the Australian eolouiStS call Il,
Is again under discussion in Sydney. and
shaf q 6equtation Of public meeting
had waited upon the Goveruor-Gener-
al, praying thas the subject may be
laid before the Home Government.
SYDNEY has a large interest in the trade
of the group, as well as in the settlers
themselves, and this trade Is likely 10
increase rapidly and greatly
Tothem. the annexation Of the group,
or the assuming Of a pro,actorate over
il by the British Crown, appears 10 be
the most practical method Of proceed
.u-. but 10 neither Of these PROPOSE
hons can they gam the consent Of the
imperial government Neither Great
Britain or The United States are 6eSir-
7uS Of assuming any political connection
With the ErSup. OF in any way subin-
eating the native sovereignty. Nor does
there appear 70 be any movement on
lie part Of other maritime powers 10
assume such connection. The memo
iai of the coloniSts Is 10 the etfec; that
IS the FlE cannot be recognized Is "a
SritiSh colony, the New South Wales
Government may be authorized 70 ez-
end over their own Judicial juTiS3io-
ion- Such a Jurisdiction however as- .
nmeS the use Of force sufficient 10 en- .
o-ce The decuee> and Judgments of the
,ourts, and 81 would amount Virtually
o . sort Of pr1:ec;o-ate by the colony
ve- the group The memorial Is not
kelly 10 meet with a favorable ra-
poa>e, and tine settlers therefore. viii
ave 10 depend upon themselves, more
han upon outside help. for The better
y Of their situation. and the Sub>utu-
lon q an o---nzei government, IN
lace Of chie6sm-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

AN Irizb editor eoagra;ul-;ss himself thai,
- h4lf tie les to,3 zbosi biz zia'; irae-7
\ CONSOLATION fo- tie lziiez-This world
abouads IN hin-Psr.ec'ioas-
Ms SrAyroS's ieeiure Is called. -Why Noi!7
Arr other woman Woa.d answer. Because. -
TaE nos; dangerous sain2l among Wild beasts
IS tie slas5era-: 4aoag Tie tame animals, tie
6arrfrrr-
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The Fjf>

The white settlers owning property
and dong business IN the FMS feel
very strongly their need Of written
law and an organized authority power
fpl enough 70 enforce she law upoa the
whole population, foreign 5 vel 8 Ia
s5ve. For the security q sbei- pro
perry ana the safety Of their persons
they have al present the guaranty Of
the Chiefs and the good understanding
THAI SlbSistS between the sUo races +.
bps as against the Ge7-e5arioaS Of law
less. persons Of tlair own race, and the
mi>ehievoas res1ltS q g14--alS among
themselves. they have 10 protection
wha1ever- Tle great Increase of -
le-s during The past year. with tie
increase Of bzsiuess ana 81 capital en-
plove5 In doing il. brings home 70 then
With Increased force, tie unsatisfactory
and unsafe nature Of their position On
the Islands
Il seems absolutely necessary THAI
some form Of CIVILIZED government
should be imposed "a them t-1n with
out, OF thai tbsv should ION vo-uu-a-
MY With sbs native chiefs IN o--aalz-
IN a authority 10 Wish al ShzL sub
ma, and whose ao-< ana decisions al
shall respect The l41ie- i sle scheme
which a. present appears u then u
h the uoS1 prac15cztle, and towards
which chsv are directing thar efforts
The formation 0E Cou--S Tor tie ada
6ioatiol Of disputes and having 7urls-
6sc5on over casas both c7rll and e-izsii-
nal is tbe5- mos important nea5. and
) TIE S-S1 Sie9 towards 5he a55-1s-nzz1
q their Difficulties
We notice n she III Inns rsasiv-
81 b she CIR 4 Melbourne thai sie
planters had me- p W1irzki and had
agree5 Il -e5usss Taako1zl,au Il assat-
6sh mixed Gears sQch a. are es-at-
sisle6 IN Ozba- se-z5-c55vii--i countries
That a central Cou-1 should T. ooas-s-
ru1sd u be p-ss5d=5 over bE III e1ual
number Of magistrates q ho15. races
and THAI the uf5oa-s should be sala-5s5-
- - Il seo1rs - maintenance a. vel
a. rea5er Is decisions elective This
expense 1aeE P-oPass5 u meet AF
self imposed TAX 10 Il collected ann
ally b committee q thar nunt.sr-
Ehs great 6izzs1liF II The vsy II
sais scheme 4 that 5bs ss.1ls-s III nj
s1bnit 10 the decisions Ct TIE C.ou17 IN
ever case and Il has d means II en-
forcing rs DEGREES
AznzAr Co1rt organized n Lu--sa-
Iona 1he oari1ai n GLafu- Ind Eo- rs
frs czss 1ha1 q native y 3 7lau-s-,
Eiao Vas 6ne5 ths 1rzdi1sE SIN # SOC
TIE s1as7s-z1e5 planter SCI AZ aoRcll
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE az
4 KAANAANA. tK-l ute % Waimgi. Eotria neua Pa
vail decrssctis
Proper application having been made % the undersigned
By Francis spencer Co.. Letters of Administrator the p
tate q kAANAANA. H. late IL Waimcs i1wal NCfce
Is hereby Go all whom that TINT iSrtN,
July q ISL. o-cack A. NJ. the Cuurt-hnesc
Wamea Hawaii Is the trc aHl rlice appointed Or bearing
the said application and any clectou that may o. made
thereto. CHARLES FREDERICK HART
Circuit judge arI :. C.
: Koua Hawaii Nav % ISL. s.s.
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csuPREME COURT OF rnfi IIAwAIIAN

GUPREME COURT or THE HAWAIIAN
- tsLANnSn trohaic In The matter % We Aetsie n
EDWARD BURGESS late II Honolpu. tccrtsgf Iirier q
Notice Of Petition r Allowance u Accounts uchac and
FINAL Distribution q Property
reline and fling lctiirn and Il Alex
anieF Cartwright Admini.trs rri-ts 1isfia 81 tae
Estate Il HiuaId Burgess ateuf nonuluu. decsl shere
ia BE De- allowed s. as Cs and charr. himself with
Sill - and asks that the usay Dc examined ard
proved and that uai order i.lr tsf tutn n
the prrriy remaining his hsns the rcrsna thrree
entitled and dischteinE him and his suretes om all
FEASIBILITY -iish
II is ordered shat FRIDAY the 1uth day q June A. D.
ISL az 10 O'Clock bclre the said Jutce. t1e Curt
House 10 Honolulu De- and The hereby i sFr'ntc
the and place Coz hearing he s refon lut Accuuuis
ard that all rcrus Interested msy then and shcr arrear
and show f ans they have. WHY the shaui ut
be granted. aE9 present evidence who entitled
the said property. And thli this order Ia the English ard
Hawaiian languages De- rubi.ht On the llkWAuiS 6arNrr
and Okoa newspapers printed and published Boz oueiuu.
for three successive weeks previous . the time therein sp-
pointed or sad hearing
Dated uonolulu. May 18th ISL. -=&
ALFRED : uARrWELL
Justice 81 SurIesar Court
Attest. W r. Srtt nauufr Clerk
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~ AUTHORITY.

BY AUTHORITY,
%
Ma. ?. r. 1Ersav,, has ss.s asy bssz appreciated
Izu5 Apr-aisr-. ia rlacc q Wu. AF. Jones tos th'
dissri-s e bahama. Mani.
FIRM W Er--cErsoS.
Ni-sss- &c ;sf lHts-ia,.
IHsr-s- o.. Nry 8. Isl.
Ms. ysrs Il. oosrr Ia. slss say s,asss &c bs
Str,sE o. HavtH
SrrrHrS Il. Prlll-s.
A5s0-asy eeaszal-
Attorney Cereals osce.
Houolziu. Nav S1.A, ISL.
rEoscs---ass val be reserved az sAe Fs-ei-r Oss
fo- gas transportation q > uazbs- 5i JarSaesc %
EakoAa=a- japan. tic uzz6s- VII ass Be lcss .Aaz
- 81 more ihHz 200.
Tae proposals zzs; he made F7ss o. tas idea ,Aai
osy = a-e g. se sa--5e1. and separate F-ss1- .a-
czca a51iii5zai rassczrr-s ever %
Tho passages 30 Be Furnished vi.A FAN 7aiio-s 81
cs-5i1c sAci1 customs ara Ashiss saer sAcr have
bczz IL sis eszzs-r. srsy kas os F-risaa 90 &c q
sas hsss aosa-iFiiaz-
cr,r1rs C. Hsrz1s.
Ts-y5rv oz,e Ny ,s-- a-=ass-- Or To7asz Aaa4-s
Ms FEsyzs S-yell.rE las ,a5s asy tesa appointed
Arczi &c gram Marriage Lzsezsss on sAs Island &C
Niiazz. M-. Moses Hazohai has 5eea appointed %
saisaaa.zs Marriages oz he sane island
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LEGAL NOTICES

esUPRENfE COURT Of the Hawaiian Islands.
- In rrbste Island % Oahu. Hawaiian isiapss in
The matter 4 the Etats a AMOS : Cuoht q soilir
deceased.
Document purrarilug 60 Be ne ssi WIN and rsstau-st
Ct AMOS s Cuokk deceased having The lih dsy q
MAY. A. d. ISL, been rrlcfc s aid prate Court and
Petition f1y hcNruhate tAcfcos and ,r TIRE issrrrcr e
Letters Tc.amrutNy o. Isabella u. Cookc having been
hlei ty Der and $ y. Csstic.
Il hereby orcrcd tsat WEDNESDAY. tho sis dry q
juno. A. r. ISL. at ioeck- A. NJ n sf sr ~ the Ccnrt
Rc q said Court s che Court ouse 10 Honolulu he a1d
and hearing said Application. whca aud vherc any rrn
Interested may sffear au ceaiest the sad WIZ AMI The
granting e Letters Isstamentafs-
Is Is firthrr uref- that norce BE- given BY rutoatior.
~ thrsc successive weeks is the ntutisy utrrTrz.
newspaper printed snd published On Haneiniu;
And u Is further rriere4 thai citations Do isli O. TIE
subscribing witnesses said Wl and the aairs q the
tcstafor Ia Honolulu arfsf and cuuics The rtote q sid
win AZ The time appointed
Dated uonoiuiu. a. l.. NAY "a ISL
ELISHA n ALLEN.
Attest; Justicc of the sarrsnis Court.
waI1ER T. SrAL Deputy Clerk cl1t
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Is IL ,AT.rRR oR In EsrArE oF

Il FREDERIC >fEN kNc. deceased
Proper Application having been made Go he uneTs-aei
b. Rev D pevcasteu that ity Be frfnfei r fs proving
TIE viii of FREDERIC STEVENS. late Of hulaia. Hawaii
deceased; Notice hereby given si uhou NAY curfn
that MONDAY. July 3. ISL. AZ u'ciocs r. " ~ Eaaut
y kohaa Hawaii Is the tine and place arponed fr hear
ing the said application and asy objections hl NAV h made
thereto CHARLES FREDERICK HART
Cirruti 4ud-e 1ri J. G.
s Kona Hawaii Nav Ia ISL elst
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LOSSES PAID
During JanuaT---S2,00 600 and ever.

As-P.Is
NAME RESIDENCE P.slcr Ayo
POLICY U.,1arzre
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Charles so.i4-S s- ra-.------. s.sss s.sso.ss
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ia. u M.as..,- Hal. County. Al. Io.ooo Is.oso.so
gsa-v s4.=@ Fra.7sr., H. s.eso s.olass
yssa P Glass u,7sil.rai,. ~ ls.oss Isll7-s7
JsssJ ps=..,s 7s,sss. O4ss-- SEQ s.s,s47
D B.,i.sa9r.r- N.szs. Ala s,o@ s.sss.ss
esa vark- Nsszs. Ala-- 1899 12.l9-.ss
The undersigned will be happy
10 furnish such further information
connected with Life Insurance as
may be required. and particularly
as to the form of policy best suited
70 an applicant
M. RAPLEE,
Agent.
Eszo-s-1, Nay eta- ISL I7-a
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
II MOSES FULLER. 10 North kshalg. Hawaii drreHsel
Pruper iuratiHu having been made the unirr.rr
fr the appointment Wnilaz Wer-turr Adainsrafar
% the Estate g Moses Fuler 81 NORTH k1hrls Hawaii
ce-eI Motto T. hereby given Oh 40 uhar DO nay concern.
that MlNDAl, Julygi. 30 % o'cioek. ~ luuhur
the r1s lu rcc Hrr ufei fr bearing said arFlflu aui
any o,.i esious that may De- made thereto
CHARLES D. HAET
Circuit Jud-e "a ]. e.
: Krna. Hauaii Nav ~ ISL 1857
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n THE MArrER oF M EsTATE oF


\ WILLIAM ENuS % Mai.uku. Maui. deceased lircuii
Judeedf 2ud Judica District Hawaiian Islands Boz Chamber
On reading and cling the PETITION of Tho- W Everett al
minsrator u tho Estate % the late Wan Ena q Wai
luku, Maui praying that Dts sa' scuEt such Admins
tate mas D. allowed thar order q disfrtutil 81 BE
lance funds DTS hands Be lecrce and tlts be D.
discharged frgu sIfd trusf-
10 j. ordered that THURSDAY. the -9h ay ~ June A. D.
ISL DO oceE in the forenoon o. and The hereby
is appointed fr harin- The said petition brfre th said G
cuii Judge at DIS Chambers % LahaiEn. 81 whh time and
pcs all persons interested nav appear and shuu cause
any they have uhy the should n0 he -riae all ttf
uotce thereof Be- -ircu by publication ~ his eier n she
u4uaIsy Gt1rTE and Az us sf1fers fr tArte
siyc weeks previous o. slil hea-r-.
ABRAHAM F0BNANnEn
Circuit Jniss 9ul Jlilclai n.sflict IT. J.
Dated W.-lIriu 1854
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Turkey Red Cloth,
Brown and Blue Cotton Drills, heav!
Brown and Blue Cotton. Ticking.
Blue DENNIS. very heavy,
Blankets. large size assorted eoIOr,.
Bleaehcd Linen sheeiing.
Blue ALEXANDRA Red Quilts
White Bed Quilts,
Fine Linen ImPeriAls.
White Linen a Cotton Turkey Towels,
Superior Linen HAndksrchiefs.
Fancy Cotton Handksrchiefs,
Turkey Red 4 yellow Hd'kf..
Plain White Flannel,
Blue Twilled saxouy Flannel.
White MsrinO Socks,
Grey Mixed Socks.
Ladies White Hose,
Fancy Dauask Table Covers.
Black silk Yscktiss,
Fancy Alpaca Blouse..
Pine Linen Bosom Shirts,
White Cotton shirts,
Fancy Calico Shirts,
Heavy Msrino Under shirts. N '-@''
SIX Unit. Under Shirts.
Brown Cotton Under shirts.
Turkey he'd SusFendsrs,
Black slE'UabrsIlas.
Black SIX Elastics.
Blue Cotton Thread.
woolsa L Cotton Girths.
Feather Dustsr.
Boiled Linsssi OIL
White Zinc Paint.
Ground White Leaf. Red oshrs.
and Venetian Red.
Scotch Hemp Canvas,
Russia DaaE, light heavy.
Bright Fencing Wire,
Hoop Ir7a. from in. to It in.
TinBei sasesPaHs With Covers,
Rabbit. Metal.
GllTanirsi Gas PIPES, ! to in
eslrspfzss Irou Bustets and Tubs.
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Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright Copal and Furniture Vanish,
Boiled Linseed Oh. Tarrentine.
Mason Blackin1. Coffee Mills.
Axe. Pick. sc e. Air. Hoe, %,
Hammer 4 Chisei HanJies.
Wool Carls. Saddles, Enzmeisi Trunks,
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