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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12
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A Woman's Loss.

lta has now become mooted Equestion
among scientists whether or not womanis
primitive beauty and yigOr, which have been
LOST, could not be restored and extended by the
action Of certain constitutional agents These
agents must necessarily regulate and build
up, fortify and antagenize all existing female
aud distractions which have
produced the i'll health, must rc-vitalzc the
blood anu give youthful bloom to the checks.
The remedy must unload the locked IN secre-
tions, must add red cOrpuscles to the blood, aid
digestion and strengthen the feeble. We are
glad to announce that such a remedy has been
found, and thousands Of ladies are being re-
stored Dy It's use. IL is known rs DIR. Drom-
gOOles English FemNle Differs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12
Thirty Feet of Bowels

Reader, did you know that for thirty feet
the bowels are lined with a net work Of fine
sensitive nelvesY This surface is quite deli
cate, and frequently by the use Of strong or
violent purgativcs this tract is horribly torn,
lrrlhted and convulsed by their gripping ac-
ton, which affects the whole system. You do
not need pills, but you need gentle invigor-
aungt tonic action, something that will give
new vigor to the stomach and general system,
by gently clearing the bowels and liver of ali
waste matter. BY using Bailey's Saline Ape
ricnt you have the pleasant catha rite action
desired. by its saline action it is q wonderful
preventative against disease, having their or
igin from exposures Of hot or cold climates.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12
Malarious Headache,

which returns at regular periods, sun pain,
Neuralgia, billtonsness, dumb ague chills and
fever, are Immediately and permanently cured
by the use Of few doses OF Days Ague Tonic
IL never fails to cure long standing cases. Its
peculiar combination is such that the cures are
made by prompt action uron all the secrc-
ions, thus thoroughly antagonizng the MAS
matte poison. Days Ague Tonic is received
kindly by the stomach, produces no unpleas-
adt symptoms and contains no injurious drugs.
Two or three doses of the syrup have cured A
chllu IN many cases. One dose taken before
breakfast is an cffcctual prevention to those
who may be exposed to malarious section.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12
Our Claims.

We claim that there is greater cell
taiuty and uniformity in the produc
ton of good bread, biscuits, ETC., il
the use OF DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, and that the articles made
with it are more wholesome and digesti.
BILE than if made with any other kind
Test it by the most reliable and truth.
full test--in the oven.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12
Every flavor true

By a process entirely his own, DR.,
Price is. enabled to extract from each
of the true select fruits and aromatics,
all of its characteristic favor, and
place in the market a class of Flavor
ingS of rare excellence. We know DR.
Prices True Flavoring Extracts will
give perfect satisfaction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

Lnds- lnE--uctiu1E from The Minister Of Finance
ErerF no-tg TAX Payers ia the District Of Honolulu
--E- - i--f -lz s uEde for deduction OF debt
a1-1lis rf tle dHbis, whom due must be filed
va 10 ard 1zEde El-rz q the Euaorn returns.
E -lat AsssaE-e1g Lisf returned on or be-
1u-e 7ia=a- Is7E, sHu proceed TO make assess
zassu- acrur1irE Inv c H JUDD,
-zuuuill-- : u,F a.. 1s-H- T6O 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17
Business Reyiving i'm the East.

WE clip the following concise article from
the Philadelphia North American of August
lst, from which it will be seen that the out
look for the grain market of the United States
is of the most cheering character, and bids
fair to bring into the latter country, from
abroad, vast sum of money for the surplus
grain on hand The reviving industries of the
United Suites within the past six months is
proof of the recuperative powers of the latter
country, and the plethora of capital consequent
on large balance in favor of the States, at the
close of the present fiscal year, will stimulate
trade IN all lis branches, bringing to the peo-
pie swift relief from the stagnation which has
afflicted them for the past fifteen years. There
is no country in the world that has such f.
nancial future as the United States, as the fol-
lowing article abuudantiy proves:
The public anticipations of the benefits to accrue
TO The United States from the announced demands
TO meet deficiencies in Europe may not be fulfilled.
The crops in the old world may not prove short
as stated or our own supplies may not be as boun-
tu as has been calculated; or the high prices mas
prevent adequate shipments, and thus force the
grain factors OF England and France TO ransack all
the producing countries of the world for relief
Still II is fortunate for that this state of trade
happens al a lime when Europe, in alarm at the
mighty progress of our export trade has been pre-
and other measures. The leading grain-exporting
countries are Russia and the United States The
other sources OF supply are Egypt, Roumania, In
Ola, Chile, CauadB, Sweden and Norway. The only
countries that now available are supposed 10
be the United States, Canada and possibly Russia;
but If the accounts from the last named be true the
danger Of scarcity must be alarmingy real
current estimate of the food supplies needed is
TO less than $500 600; but this is SO far below
tue mark that other statements make the amount
5000, 100000, of which amount France alone will re-
quire 500 100000 The first question is, supposing
We furnish all this food, how is it TO be paid for?
The answer is in gold, securities or merchandise
Gold will not be sent If anything else be available
We know with reliable certainty that American
stocks and bonds are accessible in Europe TO more
than twice the extent named, and consequently
there will be considerable return movement of
that kind, which will by SO much lessen the annual
drain upon our resources to pay interest aud divi-
dends. But By the capitalists aud people of the
old world regular sources OF income are not parted
With when it is possible TO make payments 10 mer-
chandise, and consequently it is not unlikely that
great exertions may be made to stimulate on large
scale the shipments 10 the United States of all
classes of foreign merchandise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17
Nothing 10 Fear.

Some persons in this community were very
nervous last week, because of the presence of
an attache of the Chinese Embassy at Wash
ington, L. s., in the city, lest his object was
to procure commercial treaty with the Ha-
waiian Government To quiet all such appre-
tensions we are enabled to announce: That
the Chinese representative, now here, is merely
sent thither TO make observations as to the
condition of the Chinese on these Islands, with
a view TO report TO his Government the present
status and future prospects of his countrymen
here. For the present, we are informed that
all that will be done will he the appointment
of Commercial Agent of the Chinese Gov
eminent, whose duties shall consist in looking
after the interests of the Chinese on these Is
lands, and that the Hon. c. Along will likely
be, if lie has not already been appointed Mr..
c. Along is the right man for the position of
Chinese Commercial Agent, inasmuch as he is
a gentleman of intelligence and extensive ex-
perience as merchant, and will be assisted
by his son in the discharge of his responsible
duties. The latter gentleman is a graduate of
Yale College, where he attained high honor as
an English and classical scholar, and gem
tleman of ability. Such an agency as the
father and son will thus form will be a great
advantage TO the Chinese here, and is highly
credirable to the Chinese Government, as evin-
cling desire to protect the Chinese in the ex-
ercise of their rights in foreign country, as
established by the laws of nations We hope
those of our people who apprehended some
sharp practice in the way of treaty with
China VIII breathe more freely now that the
truth is ont
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17
WAIIAN GAZETTE
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
T. CRAWFORD MACDOWELL.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. II. 1879.
The CoIored Freedmen of the Uni
ted States

In the last issue of the Advertiser, we per-
ceive that paper has at last seen the error of
its ways, and come ont for the importation of
colored freedmen, from the United States to
these Islands. One year ago, when the GA
zETTE advocated the importation of freedmen
with their wives and families, the Advertiser
secuted the idea as absurd but a change has
come over tile spirit of its dreams, and that
paper, though unwittingly as it seems. has
become convinced Of the propriety of the GA
zETrE's position on an important subject.
Better late than never. We expect to see the
Advertiser, in few weeks, pluming itself on
being the originator of the idea of importing
colored freedmen from the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

OK E 2. AL-Es r. spPonsed Acting Governor of the
--l-ut e Casa aur1ag zly absence
JOHN o. DoMINIs.
= T -. lE7h. 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

EAEf AIRING II BALTMoRE.-A curious story of
easT -Er1inE IN Baltimore came TO light short
time Einoe and was told to representative of the
1nzetat Yesterday. with the understanding that all
zef Houie q suppressed In the northwestern sec
tur &C the CRY. little by street. there has resided
-n- uTrr cuErter Il q century an old woman who
zHry Ee1u Ego prSctieed Little Butiercup's art of
= n1tr inrmInE- Many Of the little ones left in her
c1-t Hezt. When few months old, iutrusted 10 the
E1nrTs a some infant asylum, and in after years
siered EFou Lives Of Toll and drudgery while others
.. tas -irfis protsEes adopted by families @,
S1ucu,r and raised their own children. The his
.nE = ne Il TIE latter is almost as marvellous as
-ha- e c1El-aiE coreorEn ard Ralph. Some twenty
rwe years ago 4 dark and stormy evening. an
el1EEufs dressed rolaan entered the door Of the
D1ai aitls huUss-tbe home Of the old nurse-rapped
ara was admitted In few days she departed,
.-is s1i-usiing % the old woman blaek-eyed girl
taaF Years rolled and the pretty infant grew to
A. nrlfht. hcnztiful girl When she was six years
- ncg of wealth and social position residing IN
me ncrihcrn part Of the city called to see the old
Nr1ls1- and vas 90 charmed With the chid's beauty
- rteiiieenee shat she persuaded the old woman
~ int bar aouFt The little Stranger and subsequently
- cl-ic raf taken TO 4 home Of wealth and luxury
-rlt FarEse childhood ripened into woman hood and
h@Arl1aE the nHme VI the fAnily BY whom she had
hee1 -sised and ecueated. she vas a reigning belle
n thr West End The young lady is now married
and krFFE-fbe wife Ct Une Of the most valued and
h1su1rc Il Baltinores citizens The story is a high
" rurn1Er one. 1nd has the merit Of being absolute
3 -rut- Ibers are at present some half dozen Of
-hee haty farming establishments in Baltimore
b1Aaaurs iMd-i Gazette
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

aszrst 81 ne Hawaiian Government OF the denomna-
~ slrC s-1. fsso sl-aoo and S. Co., can be had
1plu aTI-i1zlil1 ne Hawaiian Treasury.
SIMON X. KAAI
- ~ Minister Of Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

AEFl-a1inis far purchase Of Government Lots On
- Eaa-za1a- H1izs be rsceived at the Interior
Iu1t-s
4G-ues 1esfir to purchase state the number Of
tle 1hey oder the same. Applicants
- tia1f ttl- theg cezire purchase with the nten-
1l11 ~ 1ri-r lirs sane. The Government decline
na- rlar11es dtsir4flC hole for advance.
-rl- -s rce offered BE- satisfactory, the lots Will be
a1clon- 1seF reasonable Advertsment Of the
-EHEs fE EALE-Csne f1urfh cash One fourth in
On ors fuu-rh years One fourth in three
-strs u-t Ene per per annuu, payable
As.z-ls----l-lllT- and a l1ortraEe upon The land
1111 SD seen a. The Interior Once
--farEurlia1 gwen.
SAIL G. WILDER,
- Minister OF the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

600 pounds Of sugar in six months against the
corresponding six months Of year before is very
satisfactory increase. the low prices ruling for sugar
the world prevent their feeling the full benefit Of
It, Half cent pound higher prices for sugar and
the exports OF the fret half Of 1879 would have
equaled the exports for the first half Of 1873, in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17
Oahu-RETATL.


= love 4 Brus. .uaauu street, Honolulu.
EEs1 F1ula.
? Neius,rsk 4 Bro Fori and King sis Honolulu
: - -s- :. A AaHHi NunHns street
Faae Calaaz. H0iel street.
..-ss- -sl.n.s- 's-aer S1aanu and King sis'
- = G-iutaau a CO. oseeu street
1aDo Er1WE a Co Wninnae
p = { Ac--a11. SuuHuu street,
- ssrEn
y ANN 4 O. Eotsl street
= = - ulIE, cuf Eiug and FunchboE1 SIS,
= l hcll1uE, Suuauu street,
2 111z E-aEzzl Ecrf street.,
= e .uis.
, szsaEy Eard- cor Fuacls0vl and BeretanIA sts
D. 1s-t Suuluu STREET
= "A ~. EEuznakspui
= A Eaa, Fuhsentrl KooiEuloa
Mani.
chm KE1 RAEu HE1nnkuaioa
~ a ci.risoru 90. I4haina
- = : -.sFao-n A O. MAinkn
:. = s11 s'11 s.- &c a Goo sh' Haiku HAnaEuAOA
: G 7 llsnE a 90. Honokna HErnskuA
= =Fi-eess d sPenoeT. HakAlsu Plantation, Hno
= 4 Cse.slora a o., Huo
Kauai
EAcour clee %. Kapua
: 2 : Eal-Erhs1t- Wa-ne4
.wHOLEsALE
= ElHg 20 Tai a 90. Suuanu street Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
. 6 v HauEszElinr Hotel street, Honolulu
DIsuLLTNG.
Ne0s,san a @. KHlAlo MOlokai
:. Eish1I %, cor Khahnmanu and Merchant ss Hon
TIcTUALISG.
z e af-csudlssz. cSuuanu street Honolulu
q clsuut HouoEa1- Hawaii
An "a a ANN Snuznu street. Honolulu
4 = A1na & Apo. kHlupih KohAla
: g & aim Mall,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17
A&~E Of I-IceRses Expiring i'm Septem-
ber. 1879.

1alrI ls le-utT given that all Licenses must be ap-
E1 f1r 1rez Interior Office all parties are
nlnnf1 Ahull Ealing 10 renew expiring Licenses, and
a. -i-s auc deputy serss have Instructions prose
ee u4oal ds-reoa and all parties doing business
slzl-nuI ~ proper Llcelss-
sAM'L G. WILDER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Zr1a-l1r Igg5-g AMI 81. gs-F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

A. an euthusBEgie meeting Of coiored men Of New
-orE riEs held AZ Cooper Institute the night OF
sEus 81 l1s ttrong appeals we're made on behalf Of
eDuEarrn smiEr1fiug negroes Dr. ]. P. Newman.
Lz-lh.Flain Of the United States Senate, endorsed
= =. Cons'Sy's protest to q steamboat down the
M1snnlfrt gathering up negroes wishing 10 leave
- So1z1, and for which Boston and Philadelphia
Ind sarh raised 5000. A boat starts from cinen-
mu14- Conway stated that General Butler promised
111l arrss q land IN Wisconsin, and another gen.
tln1H= wOuld Eire Sl.e0e to settle negroes on the
hlna= also. that IN half dozen States now
1r1uaIinE. saq1iring what farmers would employ
rniurst hnnds. and the mOst encouraging reports
warn 1nn1iFad from them.
A nrw book ON California is Just issued BY Putnam
Seas. e ukich he New York World says: The re
EiurT 6ssrrfbsd not those usually written up.p
nnE nulhing IA said nf the Yosemite Valley. for which
sr-iz g Ehs kook vii donbtlsss sxPsrisnse graft
nnHn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,

76o ly General Agents, New York, q. s. A.
All the above of Waltham watches for sale at
the Store of NJ McINERNY, Sole Agent for this King
DOM
Also, Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER.
WARE. The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
7GO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-09-17

4 n EAAI Minister Of Finance
1'aFaE1llEl1 ~ Flzlauos. sepiszzber !. Is7s. 7G4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
UNITED STATES.

Ds1prS JsvsLs--I1 al sssS Jewels Of prize have
eesa ready IGescsIys u esiae. bar net few eases
are ez rscqr ia Halch thsy have be<a the agent Of
sss crime. isstsai Sf is eazSe Cesar BszsiA pos
ses<sd rug, With sharp edged setting. wbish
would occasionally scratch the hand Of soue guest
Sh9rl be was greeting with special cordially and
10 cue Ea9 ever received this sQnPligeas vas ever
SHoEr tg survive K a1rs tan day Or iva. L
sIdAr fatality attended caleb rased decoration much
used by two three az ths Russian Cars Nhsn
ela<geG arn9 the rseipls1ls zsek point was aps
u P1ErsErs the skin, a1kwar5Iy handed. aa5
DEATH speedily fl1eEsd. One of the aatire BRACES
Of tEiai. Ehs1 lhogs 70 fall into the hands of his
snsHiies. swallowed sAarV-poirssd dianeud. ~hb.h
caused Instant isaEh BY sRttin vein IN his throat
A elaneGd IN the Possession Of 4 noble French
falsy, Whlea was SAD % have ekRsei the death Of
al rs sE5srs "a tar9l put the climax II It's uzIisu
iaHnenes By Glsin4tzly forming Pars Ct the famous
zsetlee Eaca played 50 fatal part IN the history
az Marie Anraiueste
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

By tie arrival Of the EaF ba-k EalIkIua We have
@arss down tie IIsa zI1s-, from ~aieh We rasher
the 6lIGEfng summary fTqn the san Francisco Cal
ss The II-h 1IEs-
Eeriia- Ocesber lg--Ets gqrtE Fsrarr4 ez=saz
says EzzsI alz IN minated her Wish guess Ia Esr-
nis Gf the iestrlGrla IL Clbg BUT vii nor allow rhe
aaaeEa-iaa sf Afghlaizsaa - Great Brirafn
SinA. 0etaser 4fgas--tieneral Roberts
WIS aeflrs CIbUI GE the ssa instant GenernIs E1
ker ant AacPas-saa have been tztlisi n srrgn 9Th
q lE1les the enemy Eho hIEa assembled fruui The
11Lz aaGTs 6Illchissar- II these Eszces gan be
bruuEaE iat1 Action GeneraI Roberts thinks tie
snsmF vi 1e G1Ihls 60 maze lzsther 6rhr. Masssy
wa vas sent 20 cut II tie retreat 81 the AfEhaus "a
the rua1 eefFssa BGG1iau and klhistau cazsursd
seventy eisht g1nz n ShaIPqr- The runs Eers
r1Una Z. Al aaa1i0uss elzesuemen. auf aIsrr VIII
thsm zeEs1rssn Arustruurs
Bsnsezsar (lsar CabuJ, 0ctsber s--Ns#s haz
teen rsesiTsi thaE the camp tnd paIaee u E1lfs-
s.lssar 4 Ca1al, aIFe seen eTI-zlrs By thu enemy
1aera VII Frunahig BE Il further rssistance and a
FeacefaI entry VII iuneiiatslF TAX. pIaee
LaziGa, October Ia--Afzirez fruu Care Town tc
esFtsm1sr I'd are Il f1iluFs The presence az
treess and 81 Garnet Woalezlegs ep haf5. seelar1
tim taIz sHEia1d intends 20 ei1fu Tr1nzT1aI has
p-gds-ed 4 gTietiag sfzcs 90 tie Easrs
AEIlrz n falkland ara 4zisE- h4s 1 rscurt wassr1r
re1s that DqaGllnlazi- a hrusher at Ce1sw1vq E1f
eesl SaisG- Il seems lIzzly SeGcaeuE VII sus,r5r
Ai7IzI clalzaes dsEI1t-
tiTte So r1uI1ers hive advanced t1a rltas fy- the
en1sEr-erl1n II usE Tszzeiz ahquE 4 saEersirz Ter
sss q uesf tie atEaacs n the urcss Ct iran
The A9r1i GsrRGl GfT=sr1s discussing the rsrirs-
ueuE az tuT1t Aatrassys says He frufy esr1b-
h=fsf rsilEi1us with GerzaaF funded Ga uzs1aI
eln11ence between the -Eg nzfres- An IIIiaacs
WIN Austria 4 6lru corresponding with the oasf
Eln1E NV cezEpiisi By E1strf1 and German "a En-
ruFe las been t-1u The bsga1iHz rsE1-feai b. Ger
l-la stllsznsu 4 dnsl aeiset n a usvsaisrt far
Gsrn1a s1iry-'
Brussels, ogtaser Ia--Ths Ear-5a aszsuauer
sF1asa -iaf Dr. HH-iE- PrssEz Niaisrsr az J.ttjes
aas aeen aaizai VIII a sgdIen 1zd very serI,zs m
ness
Bsriza- oetaher IA dzspatsh frgu St Pstsry-
aaTZ Fr1EaGzces thu rE1ar thai speciaI MRIr1ry
Ea11ca had seen heif II LfEudI rraqaif sss ana
Ads tlAE the Cz1- tIS ordered the E1sz1a Prsss "a
GdGerl1z "a TINE saEIrt 6era1aF-
AuI-aE. Gcasser Ia-TEe cahfnss Council han.
settled gFo1 aazis ct r-safisz af peasz and -a.u
nerrs wa Perm Iad BsiITia- and have GIzs r.slzst
q s1tlrss n CI1a seTsrz Psaalrss 1-1nst persana
g1l--g u ae'17sar1-iazr FaEIrs azd faeendiAzisln
United STATES
E1z TsaGF ievs- VIZ sraI r7zizg II Nsur1ts NJ
Mast 1aIEcas taEu the al-Elf=d city
II View YORK esEys the PEDESTRIAN is-sr w1E rr-5-r
WA graz rIrlr- The eIGtsss1zts {. the w1iktug
ua1ea bsr $3.50 1a4 TIE orLea-y seie. w.r. 49,
thar Level sezr WIKI the sGEz n s1Eur u a MAJ ~
tie lime Of Ma-phT-
HE Western Tam Tslegzl5a caa1pazT sls-ssI q.
ucsaser tas lara. a View YORK sirF. fan eszulE
ntrz az officers WIN EsrEiz Green ~ Pr.sff.ur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

E--.N lz l1s a.s1ec "A. u sysAssaf s-rsr -l1x
A1-1r -1va Nsuel.a. cgasa. tsaarp cprx ls-htga
ag-i = s-arS : lrrrsas
1as-l 49, tsar.is srrs re 49,, -, al
- s1ss-l e - - ~ E-salal ans lasss .Asa
- i~11a Fall-r l t2s rasrs Cc-apsrz1sre Sssr~ 90
~ sre- 49, sud sealt ai -tru~zsu. respected and
lre1 tr We kz7s azn. ~ s-a-1 30 I'd. rsh . ~
80 < - rzlss-ius srllt azalcss sarA azr-r
49, IS siF-rs-1s 7t--rls I'd saz tss q lus~
@ ~ia 50 aas alas - Fran1 l1A-n sway
1ln as-n 81 taa1 zl--s-srscst oeazuS asaa sAl,l ~
zzr-sE 1-cr-a-
H eas acaE2s rar ceuI a-ez
El 4Hs 1llsasl 1t. tlurss.
BE 1a. ASS a1- E1-A.
Asy sae Laf- 4ass zsrey als a.
E.-ca laa ---sa paFszs Fisssa cspv.
AzLzE-I1 san E-ancses sn g.-s8rr r3sb Fs-,ru--r 4,
s--,zz 80 u Lac tll-r u he -.ls-
szS--l -irs =ilr. "a Bslr-sssy urs.n,r ssra J5f,
h - ll - s1tl " als sgs. A g-aas-ia "a ~
- -l .esN - " Ill.l raals nalsas b ala. t...s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
SUCH As
PRINTS In 40 differant STYLES and Cnlnrs

PRINTS, In 80 different Styles and COlors.
DOAESTICS:
Brown white, red and blue Cottons,
Drills, Sheeting. Ticking,
H0rrOeks genuine 4 B aud Fl Cottons,
DARK BLUE DENNIS.
DRESS GOODS:
White Stripes, Batistas,
Silks and Wooleus,
French Aerin0s, all COlOrs and Fancy,
FIanuels, all COIors and Fancy,
Buckskins, DOeskins, Tweeds, and all
other Tailor's Goods,
Velyets, Barge, Linens, Lawns,
Mosquito Netting, Towels.
Brooks Threads, Silks, Sc,
Fancy Goods, Neekties, Ribbons,
Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs, all
eolors,
Socks and Stockings of every description.
CLOTHING:
Pants and Sacks, and large assortment of
Heavy WooIen and Cotton Shirts, twelve
desirable styles,
Merino and Cotton Undershirts.
BLANKETS, wooden and cotton,
Fancy Quilts, Table Covers, Skirts, Rugs,
Carpet Bags, l. r Coats, Sc,
Umbrellas in large variety,
FIoreuce Hats, Hat Flowers and Feathers,
sHAWLS, bright colors and white, of every
quality
STATIONERY, States,
Looking Glasses, Gold Leaf
PERFUMERY
Soaps, Hair Oil, Genuine Eau de Cologne,
Pomarum from Lubin, RimmeI aud others,
Vienna Tooth Brushes and Combs,
Harmonious, Pipes and Playing Cards
SYDNEY SADDLES,
Calfskius, guaranteed best brand,
Leather Betting
HEAVY COAL BAGS AND GUNIES,
Buriaps and TEine,
Wrapping Paper, large size,
Printing Paper, Trunks,
Vienna Chairs and Sofas,
PIANOS-BIaek and Walnut, from the ceIe-
bratsd mandatory Of L. NeufeId.
GROCERIES
Pickles. Salt, saItanas, Biscuits,
Olive OIL, Candles, Crushed Sugar,
Sap, Camphor, &c.
LIQUORS. &C.:
BEandies-de Laage Fills, BouselIeau.
Gin-key brand, in baskets and cases
The finest CIaret and Rhine Wines.
St Pauls Ale Bavarian Beer, Lager Beer
Champagne-Chas. Fare, Hieiseick, Tho
reau s Co.'S. Alcohol In demijOhns, Corks.
PAINTS AND OILS
Powder, Gambler and Clutch.
HARDWARE:
Galvanized Corrugated Iron Roofing,
q g. Tin Plates, Sheet Zinc, Bsnca Tin,
Hoop Iron, Iron, Yellow Metal,
Keg RITets, Fence Wire, Needles,
Galvanized Buckets, Tubs, Basins,
Pea Knives, Axes, Hatchets, Picks, Shears
Scissors, Charcoal Irons, Lanterns, SC.
FIRE BRICKS, States, Tiles. Cement,
Oak Boats, Empty Barrels, Goals, &c.
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