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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-11-30

tain from So to II2 lbs., but not more. Should
our planters follow this practice, 1t would, Wc
think. tend to make the hawaiian sugars more
desirable and sought after in New Zealand than
they are at pre-ent.
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DEPARTURE

Nov. Rl-Sehr Nettie Merrill. Crane. 6s Lahaina, Maui.
23-Schr Juanifa, Dgd0it, Tor Kahsigi, Maui
25-Am atmr Nevada, J n Bi-then, for Auckland, " T.
2S-Am bk Comet, A FULLER, Gr san Francisco
25-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for kOOa a Waimea, Kauai.
2s-Stmr Klanea, HeGugOr. for Maui and Hawaii
Z5-Schr Hattie. Nika. Er SasiIsii. Kauai
2B-Scbr Active, HOpu, Tor Waihee, Maui
25-Schr Fairy Queen, Eaaina Tor Hanaiei, Kauai
1B-sehr Hokaleis. Ahgihala- for Anahois, Kauai
Z7-Schr kinau, Bakahi, Br Mako, Maui
28-Schr Warwick, KalaEas q, for kaunakakai, NoiOkai-
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TIE CrsIOH Of setting apart an annual day OF
national Thanksgiving, i one that originated with
the Puritan Fathers Of New England Those
stern religious colonists OF two centuries and u
half ago. laid tie foundations Of empire in the
midst Of trials and tribulatiOns, but with an IN
wavering faith and hope in God. And when
their first harvest in the new land Of their choice
had been gathered, they re7erently met together
- give thanks a. a united people. Thus from
year to year thereafter, through the long dark
period OF wars and hardships which the infant
settlements were called upon to endure, they
failed not to observe this practice. And their
descendants, down TO the present day, however
widely scattered over the face of the earth, continue
the time-hOnOred custom. On Thursday, through
out the length and breadth Of the Great Repub-
lie, u nation OF forty millions of freemen who
owe the permaneney Of their institutions to the
principles asserted and maintained by the stern
old Puritans, were called upon by their Chief
Magistrate to offer united thanks for national
mercies and blessings.
1t is within our memory that each State set
apart it's own day for the observance of Thanks
giving; and we think it was Mr.. Lincoln who
inaugurated it as a national holiday. Now, VIC
believe, under some name or another, a day OF
thanks for the blessings Of the year is set apart
by all civilized nations.
Here we keep up the good old custom, mingling
our gratitude for our independence and we'll
being as a nation, with our thanks for the exist
ence of the same blessings in our former homes.
The trOpic life that we enjoy mOdifes the manner
Of our rejOicings. Formerly w shot turkey
matches; now we p~erforate the rifle target. In
stead of pumpkin pies, We have the plastic poi;
banana beer is drank instead of cider roast ku-
kui nuts replace the festive ones of dough.
That independent Hawaii may long enjoy all
these and kindred blessings should be our prayer.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

WHGLEns.
Haw VII bk Arctic, A " Trip,
Am VII ship Rainbow, Gray.
Am VII bk Active, Campbell
HaE Wh bk n W Wood. q Whitney.
Am VIII Blk Bartholomew Gosn0i1, wills.
Am WI bk Aruolda, G. r Baaldry.
NERcHANTMEs.
Nor Ger ship Georges, Finch. up Tor HongkOng.
Haw brig Kamehameha v, Weeks
Am schr Emily.
Nor Ger ship Madura, r Storm, discharging.
Am missionary brig Morning star. HaIlett-
Am ship Ceyion, Woods, di-chargfng.
Ddt bk Excelsior, Edgar, discharsing. \
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Preieeted Depnrture-.

FoR LAHAIxA-schr Nettie Merrill, sails this p u.
FOR EosA AND KkU-Schr UiIama, sails on Monday.
FOa WGsDwARD P~ORrs-EtmrK ilauea, sails on Monday.
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ABERDEEN.
ST. AULAIRE.

ew9 S FPBis ssI.aRR sPgaaGWs,Rt " 1tFtfs 81 paaFFt. pr ttlbQgs
which the Kingdom of Hawaii was admitted
within the pale of civilized nations It was this
event in our history which was celebrated by a
national holiday on Thursday.
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ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRE.
TO LET, LEsE Or FOR SALE

49, THE TwCHOUSES AND LOTS ON
I'D. the West Corner LiHha and Judd Streets, with four
L1L. large rOoms-Riten. Stables ard other Buildings
Iuqus q II. VOSS,
n23 I'm No. D Merchant Street
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I OS THE 3lst Of December, 1912, John Tyler,
then President Of the United States, in n message
to Congress, gave expression to sentiments in re-
gard TO the Government of the Hawaiian Islands
which were considered as tantamount to a formal
recognition OF national independence, and ON the
Sd of March following, an American Commits
sioner was, under an Act creating the Office, ap-
pointed to reside at the Court Of Hawaii. On
tho 18th of November, 1843, Messrs. Haalilio and
Richards, the Hawaiian Commissioners to foreign
powers, then in Europe, obtained from the Gov
ernments of England and France a joint deelara-
ton in the following words:
"Her Majcsty, the Queen OF the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain AMI ireland, and Ills Majesty the King Of the French,
taking into consideration the existence in the Sandwich Islands
% a government capable Of providing for the regularity q its
relations with foreign nations, have thought h right TO engage
recipFocally % eonsIier the Sandwich Islands as an Indepnd-
eut State, and never 20 take possession, neither directly nor
under the title q PrOtect0nte, nor under any other form, OF
any part Of The territory Of which they are composed.
State for Foreign Affairs, and the Ambassador Extraordinary
q His Majesty the King of the French, AZ the Court of Lon
don, being farnishsi with the necessary powers hereby declare
In consequence, that their said Maiesties take reciprocaIly that
engagement
ia witness whereof the undersigned have signed the pres
ent declaration, and have affixed thereto the Seal Of their Arms.
- Done in duplicate, at London, the 2sth day Of November,
I'm the year % cur LO-d IS43-"
ST. AULAIRE. IT, 81
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CONTAINERS of all SIZES!

From a Sugar Reg up to an Oil Cask, and to guarantee good
work, as the man through whose caTelessness i was once
obliged 10 pay for ~ CnsiS Of Oil, ; no longer in my
employ, having set Up business fO' himself, with the assistance
Of official patronage. I should not allude to this fact, had he
NOT viciously attempted to fix the blame Of hrs own neglect
upon me. I have no occasion to brag upon the abilities Of
either my men or myself, but customers may depend on good
work and entire satisfaction, by giving me a call at the Cooper
age, corner Of King and Bethel Streets
MO ct JAMES L. LEWIS.
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EMoRANDA

MEMORANDA.
Sailed from New Bedford, Oct "a, bark Java" Capt Ed
ward Kelly al, bark "Java seeond," Capt Jas II FIsher,-
both Tor the North Pacific Ocean
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HOUSE TO LET

A HOUSE On M~AUNAKEA STREET.
- near the Honolulu Iron Works. For particulars
LII enquire Of (T&sw ocO K GILLILAND.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
SENATOR KELLEY,

Senator James X. Kelley arrived in
Portland early last week. He came
by rail to Salt Lake, at which place
he took the stage, coming through
Idaho and Eastern Oregon. He made
speeches at Baker City and at Dalles.
reports of which we have had from
the local papers. The Senator ike
every other enlightened statesman of
ms party, is jealous supporter of
the nominees of Cincinnati and Bal,,.
more, and has abiding faith that they
VIII .be triumphantly elected, and
that the country will be redeemed
Ihe election of Colonel Kelley to the
high position he occupies, was a spon.
'aneous recognition Of his services to
the Democratic party OF Oregon, bv a
Democratic Legislature. He was the
choice of no ring, nor clique, but the
avorite OF a united party. We learn
nat 1t is his intention to speak in va.
'ious places throughout the State be.
ore he returns to Washington, and |
We trust that he may find it conven. |
ent to visit Albany. There is a gen. |
rsl desire among the people to hear
'enator Kelley upon present issues. |
Y herever he may speak he will NEE,
With cordial reception-not only by
us party friends, but by Republicans
rho have faith in h.s integrity and
o'lity to speak un derstandingly on
nestlons to be adjudicaed by the
otes of the people next November
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
LIBERALS AT EUGENE.

"A A. Smith, of Eugene City, called
on us last wednesday. He informs
us that on last Saturday a Greeley
and Brown Club of Liberal Republi-
cans was organized at that place
he call for the meeting was signed
oy eight well known citizens, who
have hitherto acted with the Repub.
lican party. When the meeting was
called TO order there were loud calls
Tor a speech from b. J. Pengra, who
was present. Mr. Pengra responded
IN a telling speech, declaring himself
Tor Greeley, without an if or an and
ne speaker was frequently applauded
and the meeting was all that its oriei.
majors could wish in enthusiasm and
harmony. Mr.. Smith is jealous
supporter OF the liberal movement
and confidently anticipates the re.
aemption of Oregon from the grasp of
lhe mercenary crew who carried the |
state last June, in November. Hon,
:. +. Chrisman, one of the members
II the Eugene Club is making tour of
Oregon, where he will make
number of speeches on political is
ues, efecting the local interests of
he people of the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
A PcriIous Season

Glorious and delightful as the Summer ve,
fhcr is. its tropical heat is a severe trial 10 ,b,
vital powers. Even the strongest are soms
times prostrated by its effects The common
phrase applied te this condition of the BODY i
general debility Now. general debility ari.
ses from, and includes variety of ailments
me liver Is more or less affected, the bowels are
enner constipated or much relaxed, the stom
ach but half performs the work of digestion
the appetite is poor, and the spirits depressed
This Is What is called general debility. II Is a
general disarrangcment of all the physical
functions, ana requires rs a remedy a medicir a
that VIII regulate them all. Hostetter,s Ston-
ach Bitters is specially adapted to this purnoss
It's general operation is not confined TO n sinele
organ. II the liver is affected, il restores ;ts
tone, IL the stomach is torpid, it regenerates
a. IL the nerves are tremulous and weak. il
braces and reinforces them. IF tho mind
which ever sympathises with the body. i
sIoomy ana despondent, it relieves the difficult
y. t ana soon brings the whole mechanism of the
BODY intoharmony with the laws of health.
There is no civilized nation in the West.rn
hemisphere in which the utility of Hostetter,s
stomach Bitters as a tonic corrective. and nm.
u niiions medicine. is not known and apprec;a-
ed: throughout the tropics it is considered
,oth by the people and 'he profession, the star
lard specific. While it is medicine for ALI |
easons and all climates. it is especially suited
the complaints generated by the weather. he
ag the purest ana best vegetable stimulant in
he world. "A
Beware of the bitters made of acrid and dan.
erous materials, which interruptions nar,;as
re endeavoring to foist upon the peonle
heir name is legion. and the public has NO
uarantee that they are not poisonous Adhere
tue tried remedy, Hostetter's Bitters. sold
:" "'"ss and nev"r in ke~s or barrel.
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waymen with three shots from hi,
revolver, which frightened his horse
and caused him to dash forward. soor
leaving the would, be robbers far il
the rear.
The editor of the Roseburg Panta.
graph, acknowledges the receipt of d
present from lady of "sqnash
snake cucumber thirty inches in
length. Right certain in amt real
snake, brother Tyson?
The M. L. Church South, will
hold a campmeeting at their grounds
near Dixie Polk county, commencing
on Thursday before the Sd Sunday
in September. It is expected that
Bishop McTyiere will be present.
The Bedrock Democrat says: The
mining claim of Sisley e. Weatherby,
on Burnt River, has been, within the
past few days. paying from seventy
five to one hundred dollars day to
the hand. A good thing to have in
the family.
The Jacksonville Times says: In
dians belonging at Camp Harvey
have been raiding on settlers on
Crooked river, stealing horses, butch
ering cattle. A party of soldiers
'ollowed them from Camp Harney
md after jaunt of fifteen days
overlook them near Camp Warner,
700 miles distant. |:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
REMARKABLE CURE OF THE So.
PERINTENDEMT OF THE
GUADALoUPE MIME.

'ThE WORK GOES BRAYgLY oS"-cAsg 70. COOL
-sEc0sD SERIES
arADALorPg MIsE. near San jose.
August Is, 1871.
DR. A A. LoEYE4 4 Co. -Por lon, tim. r
nave been afflicted with Rheunati.m IN nv
hahds and feet, the pains most Of the time heinz
very severe. On the 9TH Of July I procured
some o. your INK WEED REMEDY. and af.
'er taxing only three bottles, find that I am
quite restored to healib and strength. I have
had the kheumaiinn for eleven nIj years, and
th,hk that the suceess Of tho "UNK" in curing
q q disease OF long standing, in 60 short a time
10 very remarkable
As Il tonic and appetizer I have pev.r mo,
'. mdh ~. anything equal to the "UNK WEED
,1Ea tDl. During the time has taxing !.
!, gained fl5) pounds in weight. Trusting that
lnh eer''hea ate may be useful in inducing other.
iHeeted g. was TO try the "CNK."
femain, very truly yours.
.- JAMES r. BROWN,
nZ7if sap't aud Agent Guadaloups Mine.
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A COUPLE OF ScRocHERs-wc
will next week publish masterly let
ter from Hon. Reverdy johnson upon
the political situation as well as Sum-
ner's reply to Speaker Blaine-both
OF peculiar interest just at this time.
Dir. Johnson's letter is one of rarest
force and ability, and is the severest
arrangement of Useless Simpson Grant
that the campaign has yet produced.
Mr- Summers reply to Mr.. Speaker
Blaine literally excoriates that Grant
toady, as well as furnishes much arpu.
ment in behalf of Dir. Greeley candi-
dacy. Look out for next weeks
Democrat
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What is thought of Mr.. Greeley in
nnanclal circles abroad appears from
an artlcal recently published in the
De"tsch-Anaerikanisher Occono,u;a
OF frankfort-on-the-Main. That Jour
nal said: Gas regards rectitude and
honesty, he is irreproachable; only a
lew attempts have been made by his
opponents during the present election
compaign to cast suspicion upon him.
but they have failed" "If Mr.. Greeley
should be elected, there would be at
'ne head of the United States man
with whom the danger of official cor
ruptlon, which has hitherto been so
menaelng, will no longer be inn
minent."
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WHO SHALL he SENATOR,

The Oregonian and Statesman ar,
becoming nervous over the Senatoria
election question. They think the,
see trouble ahead. The detection.
from Grant all over the country ad
monish them of the uncertaint,
of human affairs and especially OF
Senatorial asperations. The States.
man manitests its uneasiness in the
following language:
We have heard it intimated publicly
land we know the fact to be sol that
the Democratic managers have made,
ana are making, strenuous efforts to
effect a combination with enough
members of the Republican majority
TO oalk the election os whomsoever
may be the choice of a Republican eau
Gus and to compass the election of
some Republican whom the Demo-
Gratis may themselves name or consent
10 vote for as a means of practically
defeating the Republican majority.
We appreciate the Salesman s sit.
natlon, If we cannot sympathize with
Its distress. The method, by which
the Democratic members of the Leg
lslature may defeat the Radical Ring
In securing their choice man for Sem
ator, suggested by the Salem organ,
is certainly practical and If acted mp.
on will no doubt be successful. We
do not claim to be authorized to speak
for the Democratic members nor shall |
We assume to advise them in the pre-
misses. Their friends have implicit con-
hdence in their integrity, and ability
TO govern their own actions, not only
Tor the interests of the party, bu,
for the welfare of the country at
large. Ii, in view of the certainty
OF the election of Mr. Greeley. il
should be thought advisable by the
Democratic member to assist in the
election of a man whose views would
accord with those of the incoming /
Administration, they will doubtless be :
sustained by the people in so doing. I
Ihe Statesn'an closes its article on i
the election ofU. S. Senator, in the fol- /
lowing threatening language toward r
Republican members of the Lecisla. v
5ure who are suspected of dIsloyalty t
20 the Ring: t,
The attitude of the Democracy has O
tirred up again something of tHe old
eeIing that existed among Union men y
luring the war, and the temper of Re- d
'uoIlcans would not be altogether len h
eht or sunny toward any who should "
ontribute toward breaking down the zt
lctory won by the gallant struggle of p.
une 1872. Vi c.
1t is too late to bully and threaten. II
ne Statesman may ply the party 81
Ism to Its hearts content, it will avail IN
othing. In every neighborhood in su
he State, honest Republicans are d'
'mlng out for Greeley and reform ST
Id they will laugh to scern the effort tn
eing made by the Grant Press to on
lghten them into subseryiency to tn
e coterie of federal ofice-holders no
ho are SO deeply interested in the po
ection of their man to the u. S. Sen. all
or. in
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N EW DVERTISEb ENTs

AGAIN IN THE FfELp.-Tbe old reliable bo,.a
e''"o'iahed IN 1851. Old firm; new goods. A
splendid assortment of French fancy goods JUS,
receiTed-many Of them now introduced in,o
this country for the first time Reader, enclose
me three cent stamp and will send yop bv
return mail my circular, containing mos. yalua-
bic information for every man and woman in
toe county an1 catalogue Of fancy goods
wnlch sell ut astonishing low prices. Address
>. d. Mountfort. P. 0. Box 1Ie, Washington
DC.
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BRICK PoMERoY AND GRAST-In
.ne eternal fitness of things. Brick
Fomeroy and Ulysses S. Grant should
noat on the same current and grayl-
tate to the same level. Apropos 70
this friend writes US that the Grant.
ties at Lebanon have sent a list of
Their names as subscribers for Pome.
roys Democrat. Conformity of
character is truly the strongest tie of
nature.
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HEMORRHOIDS.

~ cARoTHERs & cos "PILE PILLS
AND OINTMENT" have now become one Of
.ne s,ahaard Preparations of the day; is pre-
CHROME or rccent). Sufferers may depend unon
1t. that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this troublesome and damaging com.
plant. '''H-
Sent postpaid to any address (within tho uD;-
ted States) upon receipt of price, 81. so.
A. CAR0THERS 4 CO..
hSoyi Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,S NoTrcr

NJ 0TIeE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has beem BY the County
@ 0our. OF Linn county, State of Oregon, duly
Amos. deceased. All persons bav;ne cia;r,.
against said estate are hereby required to pre-
sent them. with proper vouchers. to the under.
signed. at bis residence. Eve miles wes, Of L.b-
non' Linn county, Oregon. within six months sf
tue aa'e hereof Ii. S. GORE, Admir-.
J. A. JOINS, Atty for Admir-.
Aug. S., IS72-nlwI
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exhume the buried animosities of the
late war of sections.
We trust tho Register may con.
tinue to give space to its correspond
ent The sentiments he promulgates
will find no lodgment in the hearts of
the masses. The poison carries with
it its own antidote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
BUGLE NOTES OF THE Ctup.Iny

Ex-President Fillmore is out 70
Greeley.
: Bull pups are now denominate,
Grant badge(r)s.
Our old gall, of the Neo Northaces,
screams frightfully for Grant.
Eleven of the twelve German pa
pers in Iowa support Greeley and
Brown.
The New York World styles But.
ier' Grants Consul General to Egypt.
"the hoodlum of the Nile"
Quantrell, the notorious guerilla
has turned up in Texas, and is repu.
ted to be strong Grant man.
Five hundred and eighty-six Ger
mans have formed themselys into \
Greeley club at Springfield, III.
o. IL. Stow and III. L. Smith of
Connecticut, have declared for Grant
VINO in heavens name are they?
l.. L.. ID. affixed to Grants signature
is said to be misprint. 1t should be
l.. 5. d., pounds shillings and pence.
A Grant paper says: the people
won't swallow Greeley. 1t they
swallow Grant they will all die of
delirium tremens.
The True Republican, a Swedish
paper in Henry county, Ill, is out for
Greeley, and says the 'Swedes will
rally to his flag.
If the Louisville side-show nomi.
mates a straight out Democratic
ticket, how the devil is the Oreqoniau
o refuse to.support it.
A St. Paul (Minn.) papers has
lready published list of 1000 Min.
'esota Republicans who intend to
'ote tor Greeley and Brown. :
farty lines are being dropped in
ONE of the Eastern States, and the q
onventions are composed of"aIl cleo. ,
DIS opposed to Grant and his cliques." .
There is but one colored voter in :;
ane County. Judging from the Ia
act that he associates with old Dick Il
henderson we infer that he is for 4,
rant. ~
Three out of the four Republican :,
embers of the lower branch of tho ~ =,
llsconsin Legislature, from Mil %
aukee, are working for Greeley and g.
rown. 81
Hiram Simpson Grant and .Jere 'e
Ian Colbaith were the names given - !.
the Radical candidates for Presi. :"
mt and Vice President, by their ca
rents. ae
Brick Pomeroy is laboring Indirect 81
tor the success of Grant. Seymour, no 40
'ndrix, VOORHEES, and Pendleton mr.
working directly for the success apl
Greeley. pre-
The Sentinel and State Journal are Mr
milling in their boots over the SEN T
RAJ question. Republican men, con
are franticaly urged to support eno ta,,
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DENTISTRY.
GEO. " GRAY, D. D. 8.

noES ALL WORK IN THE ~
~ line of his profession in III, HH$
methods.
An@sthetlc agents used for the painles, az
traction of teeth il desired.
children's teeth. VI
Dental consultations and exam;nat;o,.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every ease. Can
~ ou nis once and examine specimens of his work.
Block, upstairs. n..ek
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Once No. 81 Front Street,
PORTLAND, oREGoy.

REAL ESTATE in this CITY and FAST
'oh LAND. IN the most desirable Iocali,ie.
| committing Of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and
DLoCks, HOUSES and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS. and vaIu.b,s nm
STATE for SALE. '-'
REAL ESTATE and other Property mr.
chased for Correspondents, in this CRY AID
throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES
WIN '. 20. great care aHd on the most ADyANTa-
GEOuS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LoANS NEGOTIATED, ana CLAIMS OF Ali
PROMPTLY COLLECTED.
and General FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS ofthis OFFICE in all the CIT.
iEs and TOWNS in the STATE, will reeeiy.
of FARM PROPERTY ana forward
s0' same 10 the above address. v6n25tf.