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VOL. XXIX, NO. 37.
ASTORIA. OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1887.
PRICE IIVE, CENTS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
TOHSfl. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, Room 4 and 5, o et Cit Book Slcre.
G
GO. NOLAXD,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office; lu Kinney's Block, opposite Citj
ILall, Astoria, Oregon.
O W. FCXXOX. O.Ch UI.TON
tYVIrf&X ilKbTKSSS.
'ATTORNEYS AL'aW.
Bflia8J5Aad J0d& Fellows Building.
C.
." THOMSON,
At&fcUVStfLaw and Notary Public.
CnaMnl oHontiAll O-fvPTI tft llFArMOA III tllB
U. H. Land Office, and the examination of,,
i ... . J..H A rtl 4twt in, UaaI c fnr
MUUUUtS. AlUllCkUl AU3UHI.I iuu.kT ...
Clatsop County in office.
Money to loan. - ,
Office Booms 4 and 5, oer Gity Book
Stoie. , - "'
f q.A.BOWLBY,
I
KtterHey and Counsellor at JLaw
Office on Cheuaraus Street, Astoria, Oregon
'P.
I. WIKTOX
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Boons JJa.lfand 12, Pythian Castle Bulld-
ft B. WATSON,
Atty.at Law and Deputy Dist. Atty.
'- All business before the TJ. S. Land Office a
peclalty,
Ajtobia, . - - Obegon'.
"O O.HIICKIEY,l.I.
- DENTIST.
5ja aaseciated: lth JDB; IA.-FOBCJJ.,
rBoamsiltindi2'oadPellows-BuU(lIng..
ASTORIA, - - - - OBEGOy.
T1-TB.I)IC. OWENS ADAIR.
Ceandres!dencecor'"CojlTt and Olney
8trerts.- .Mrs. D.X. "Warren's former reM
'deacen 4,2?IWWtfUei-Kl?r!5rWomon!s. DJs
vmSBl BhMm of Kye and Ear.
nm&Jo larAtj .
sfy
11 .'SJV' '"."
jcsl A.fe,i3fD3r?i;fct,ro:
Pliysicankaurtrgi-o ttt.
Office on Cass street, three doors .south of
OddFellow's building.
Telephone Nq)x.
TAX TUTTIiE, M. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Qffcb Booms 6 Pythian Building
BESlOKNCr-On Cedar Street, back of
StTMary 'tf32oroltal.
D
R.O.B.ESTES.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office : Gem Bulldlng up stairs, Astoria,
Oregon.
AB. AliFBED RI.VNKY,
Qfliceat Kinney's Cannery.
C "iYHlLonly attend patients at his office, and
may be found there at any hour.
DR. FBANK PAGE,
PHYSIOLAN AND SURGEON, --;Oppo"stSTelegraph
Office, Astoria, Oregon.
Q.ELO F. PACRF.lt,
spfLve ron 'cfclHtsop' county
AND
.EXzClfir ,Stfreyor, o - Asttfrfe
-OJSee r-2?, Eceorner Cass and Aster streets.
Boom No. 8 Up Htairs.
Robt, Collier, Deputy.
DENTIST.
Soona In Allen's Building, up stairs; cor--lif"
rtt an "nnil- nnnmnnrim streets. Astoria,
Oregon r-''
H.
A. -SMITH,.
DENTIST.
Booms 1 -ajid2 Pythian Building- over
v. u. joopersJiore.' , -
fTlHOB. MAIKS,
" ::FASHIONABLE"fAILOR.
ATfcKSanTiaaTiteM.-cnaKres'iToaerate,
AwKioilhjLCsIabrated Household Sewing
MAcnigfmwpjPpposupii.. coopers.
EorLondon Direct
The Fine Steel Bark
j&
VIBLAIiTA.
"g78 tons register. 100 A l
Will be on berth atr Astoria during July
and will take salmon in Id&tO'sulV slnftfers.
ForfrelghtandTBte-efinsuranceiHirly to
"-" " Portland.
Or to P.L7CHBRBY, Astoria.
'-- Jv
;JEjMr Xivypool Direct.
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TOBH
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-.&r'BTCnv
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Tinowflnthobertli anil will
iti Jrrf to suit Klilnners. She
ire Quick desoatcn. ror parncutars
sply to MEYER, WILSON & CO.
3r to 0. P. UPSHUB, Astoria, Or,
i
What the Death of go iany Great 3Cea
sreapg Are ye aa a Nation
In Danger? " '
"Americak"is losing its prominenk
Eaen very fast," -was the remark of a
well known Englishman who is now
visiting this country, and he was
right. Sumner, Wilson, Phillips,
Washburn, Carpenter, and a host of
others have departed, and John A.
Logan has Just passed away. But
has it never occurred'to the" reader
that the cause of the deaths of these
public, nreir was in every case the
eama? -AncL has it occurred to you
inat manning, uui-
ler Blaine, and a
host of others are
.treading the same
Toad? The great
American scourge,
to-day, is kidney
disease, and it is by
no means confined
to public men.
Thousands of men
"wbom we see everv
amsmua a xiusb, uay uavo lnnenieu
it from their parents and do hot know
it. Innumerable women who are
delicate are afflicted with it at this
moment, and think.lt is simply
" weakness." "Little children whose
kidneyB have beeninured by scarlet
fever -are suffering from it, usually
unknown to their parents. Its symp
toms are a tired feeling and a desire
to sleep: a pale complexions uncer
-- .....Vi.. u j i - ..",
tain appetite; faintness at the pit of
iuu biouiucu; smuing pains, some
times in the 'back, sometimes in
the limbs, and again in the head;
plentiful or scanty urine, with
the scum on top or a sediment and
brickdust in the bottom ; a burning
sensation in passing apd skin hot at
times and clammy at others. Any
one. of these things indicate disor
dered kidneys, which are the first
stage of Bright's disease. They must
be cKecked. r
Captain Greenwood, of the steamer
Kanawha, had thej troubles in an
aggravated ferm: -fie used Hunt's
Remedy and is in perfect health to-
dav.
. Rev. Charles
Pike.of Waterbury ,
Conn., was greatly
reduced in the
samp manner and
was "suffering se
verely." "He used-1
tunt;s -xemedx,
and -was cured
-Mrs. Alexander
L. Nichols, of Phe
nix, R. I., after
Lpassing through allcAiT.jQncNwOOD.
uiesuuenng winch any woman is e'er
called upon to endure, was cured by
Hunt's Remedy.
The son of Cornelius B. Smith of
the State Department at Albany, N..
Y., was given up to die by no less
than four physicians, but was cured
by Hunt's Remedy. These instances
could be prolonged indefinitely.
Two things are certain: First Kid
ney troubles, which alwavs end in
Bright's disease, unless jcheckedrnre
learrally prevalent Second Thev
can be cured by usinc the remedy
above named. With these truths in
view, why men and women will be
bo heedless and allow svmntoms to
run alonjjjantiPjljej-end in agony xr
death we cannot understand. 'We
certainly advise all to think carefully
vii iuiBtjuujeGt,anu act wunout ueiay.
S. ARNDT-& FERClj KN
ASTORIA, - OREGON.
The Pioi eer Machine Shop
BIACKSMIT -
SHOP
Bsiler Shep:
- : AinkiudsTH " -
ENGIKBCANKERY,
AND
STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended to,.
Aspcclaltynadeof repairing
OASTNERY DUilS,.
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET."
WifCTjr&zRsher
Ship liaiidiefjs
'"""ffiKVYAND SHELF- .
HARDWARE
FARM IMRUMUENTS,
Paints, .Qi!, .and .Varnish!"
LOGGERS1 SUPPLIES.
PROVISIONS
AND
MILL FEEB
"AGENTS FOIi
SALEWTATENTT-OLLER MILLS,
Portland Roller Mills, -
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
ASTORIA. OREGON.
LOST PUBLIC MEN-
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A LIMITED M02TAE0HY.
England is having- a great- time
over the jubilee, and is too apt to
overlook the fact -that there are
other kingdoms who have a right
to jubilee also. This year the
jubilee celebration would have
been held in the kingdom of Tav
oiara were it not for the unfortu
nate fact that the monarch died a
few months ago. For fifty years
this king had ruled his people
wisely and well. "We know little
about him, because he neither de
clared nor threatened war on any
other power. He never caused
France any uneasiness, andA
ahhoug"h his kingdom was not
far from Italy, yet the monarchy"
there was not troubled, about its
neighbo'r.- 'What an example-was'
that for his more celebrated mon
archial brethren. King Paul I.
was his title, and his kiugdom,
like England, is an island. It lies
off the northeast coast of Sardinia,
and is five "miles long and one
broad. Paul has just forty sub
jects, and he was on visiting terms
with all of them. There are
numerous advantages in ruling, a
pocket kingdom like Tavolara
that are not possessed by the. mon
archy of the somewhat more pow
erful island of Great Britain If
the.ubjecLs talked, socialism or
anarchy the king went right down
among them and persuaded-thein
out of it. As they were an easily
persuaded people Paul Isoon got
them talked roqnd. If one of the
subjects proved stubborn the king
.did. not. call .out the arm v. He
merely threw off his coat, there
and tnerf,an"dthey had it o'ut !"
the .spoU As the king as a
muscular man, he had little
difficulty in convincing thesubjct
of the error of his ways.
If the subject still refused to list"
en to reason "the king w oald. say,
"Oh, let's change the subject,"
and the obstinate man ws there
upon Sent to the mainland, and a
less opinionated fellow brought
back in his place. There tv.u
none of that heart-burning about
presentation--at --com t which -is,
alas! too frequent in the other
courts of Europe. If the king
happened to be hoeing or weeding
out the luxuriant macaroni, the
subject would Call him ti the fenc
and say, "Hello, Paul, hm. v
things?" and the king onll an
swer:'"Ob","5rst 'rale,- only" if ,
don't get some rain soon it will
play hob with the peanut ciop."
Then Jhe ,subiect would bay,
"Your-majesty, hereV a-frif-nd ol
mine over from Sardinia. He's
in the hand organ business oxer
there, and " that's the sort of a
sardine he is." The king would
then shake hands and borrow a
chew of tobacco, or ask the crowd
up to ,the palace to have a drink.
The king's navy .gave him very
little . trouble. -Jt was not much
better 'than the United States
navy, and so-' the old roan was not
very proud of if.aHo rarely nsed
it except to take a row in the
evenings or to go out fishing in on
I theSaturOay half holidays. Last
time ne was on me mainland ne
boughta"tin dipper to bail it out
with, and the financial crisis
"brought on "by this "expenditure
was the 'only disturbing element
in. .a long and. .useful reign, He
Was 78 years of age when he died
and he was sincerely mourned by
his forty faithful subjects. Let
us hop&bis-successocwill reign as
calmly and well, and do as little as
he dicftQ. disturb the. sqmevha"t
touchy peaceof Europe.
" Why tW Drop Tailed. .
"Waiter," said a gentleman-in
the dining car,- have- yoiwany
gooseberry-pie?"
-"No, sah hain't carryin a!iydis
yeah, san.""3 " x r r :
"Why isKat
-WellyocTiee, sgnVdeVs soace
4is-s.eason. Las' winter was so
cqIb nnd stormydat it.wus mighty
tough on'de ge&s'et-Washiiifftofl
'Star. '
To- shsroerf razors olace in water
Lto. .which. .Kas been. added.onei
twentietlroftUs .tfeight f hydro
chloric acidrembveafter one-half.
hou wipU-'aitd Sdirupon a hone.
-Tbeacid cts iftoe a- whetstqna, and
"TEe..process never In
7U're"sOocr blades-arid- often 'ijn--
proves bad ones. Electrical Re
view.
PAOHTO COUNTY ITEMS.
Journal.
.Several fish traps in Baker's
bay have been attached by cred
itors. Too much dependence on
their ability to catch the festive
salmon has brought a number to
grief.
The Ouster took a load of freight
from the head of the bay to North
river on Tuesday. The load con
sisted of trapping material for par
ties from Ilwaco, who intend trap
ping for " fall salmon on North
river.
J. G. Megler, the Brookfield
canner, returned from Gray's har
bor Saturday, and informed us
that he has leased a niece of
ground opposite Aberdeeu for five
years and will begin at once the
building of a small cannery.
Fishing on the bay will be in
full blast about the loth inst.
The cannery at Bay Center will be
in full running order by that time.
The cannery at North river will
not be ready to pack fish nntil the
1st of September, while the one at
Long island is about ready to be
gin operations.
The steamer Tom-iMortkt is
laid up and the mails are once
more at a standstill. Messrs.. Nel
son and Steen made a contract
with Warren when they began
carrying the mtl last winter, but
from that time up to the present
they have been totally unable to
get any hatisfaction. out of him
whatever, and hence lue con
eluded that if there is no money
forthcoming for"carrviiirthe mail,
the sooner they stop :ha better off
they will he. lh je p t north
of here .ne again .shut off from
mail . facilities from thf outid
world. Fully 1,000 pe.iplt an
thusrlirertly affected by thi- ijnss
injustice, and hp.v it i po"5ible
forV man like Warren to still hold
the contract after ich flagrant
violations is mora than we e.uupie
hend. Protest after p otest h.i
already teen made, but sedminjily
without effect.
THINGS WOllTH KNOWING
That dyspepsia comes from torpid
licr and costneness.
, Tliatvou cannot, digest your fqod
vftii uwless your bowels and lher act
ajrly.
Tlmi jour bowels require thorough
cleansing w hen they do not do their
duty by your digestion.
That jour torpid liver needs stim
ulating m order that it may act as
nature intended it should.
That Beandhcth's Tills taken in
doses of one or two at night for, sav,
ten dajs,will regulate the: bow els,
stimulate tho'liver, improvethe di
gestion -and drive away dyspepsia.
An excursion train of fifteen
cars dashed onto a burning bridge
at Chatsworth, Ills , last Thursday
night, which Jell, carrying down
the train and killing, burning and
mangling 'hundreds oMhoJ -unfortunate
passengers, some 960 in
number, bouud -for Niagara Falls.
It is.the-jnost- teriblo,disa&terin
the history of American ruilroad
j j
NcYkV5. rriJ, "nitu any Throat
V' t0E Lun? disease. If you
have a Cough or Cold, or the childreu
are threatened with Croup or Whoop
ing Cough; use Acker's English Rem
edy and prevent further trouble. It
is a positive cure, and we guaranteb
it Price. 1Q and o0 cente.
J. W. Ckmn.
There was an extraordinary glut
of salmon on a recent Saturday in
JheJCeqtt aL fish market, London,
accompanied by an extraordinary
'de'riiandT The "news 'Tif theglut
soon spread, .anofcr.ow3s of work
ing men" and women surrounded
tlrestalls. determined to have, for
once a Sunday salmon. The fish
for the-most part -came from Scot
land. YA (V. Would enjoy your din
" jr"T)r' ntsr and are prevented
by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets. They are'a positive euro for
DyspepsiaJndigetion Elahtfency
and Constipation. Wo guarantee
them-25and;50iCents. $ m f
m 4
- J. W.Xkinn.
yz . -i. -i.
Xhe rkap:who .wants the earth
"Eually-gelfino Aorthan his less
greedy vmghhorAtiihison Globe.
-SontaertfAatliTote for Malaria.
It is generally knowifTtHarsfminons
imtnunHvtr6marl malarial, disprders.
iTOfiTTgtves agatnsrthtsveakenmgand
dangerous "maTady. It' acts more
promptly than calomel or quinine with
out any of their injurious consequonces.
ijhh. m ptmeuuy us popularity, ana
anjQflt'whOjiaslrvea.'m'the Sooth iias
n U5 tfnrfttlvA tflTpptJ ntfH Oianrntnn.
HoW'S
'liiipSfcW
i&a
x tfie'Oriental salutation,
knowing fliatgoo'd liealtB.
cannot eiist -witheut: -a
Kealthyiiver' WBenthe
, , Jjiver is .torpid, the. Bow
els are sluggish and con
stipated, the food lie3
in .the. stomach .undi
gested; poisonin'g tire
blood; frequent headache
, ensies';a feeling of lassie
- tude, -3e3pondency.t- and
- uexTousness'iiidicate how
the whole system: is de
ranged. -Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to,;ealth and.
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
:- agency known, on earth.
It acts with extraor-
. dinary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
As a general family romedy for Dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver, ConsUpation, etc, I litfrdly
ever ue-nj.tblnslso, 4ind have neer
been llNappelnted: In the effect produced :
It seems to be almost a perfect cure for all
diseases of the Ptomaoh and Bowels.
W. J. ilcilLitoY, Macon, Ga.
J. H. ZEiLIN & CO., Phiadelpha, Pa:
.Price Sl.dO.
IHMK
- -Iy-plant-fitlontelaa-HiaIarIal dis
trict xvhero fever anil aguo provails.
I employ ICO hands; frequently half
of thennvero sick. I Tvas nearly dis
couraged when I began tho uso of
Tiffs Pills
Tho resnlt was marvellous. My men
became streng: and hearty, and I have
had ncTforfhur trouble. With these
pills, r would -not fear to live In any
swamp." E.EJV-AX, Bayou Sara, Xa.
Offict 4fHurray St. New York...
J. C". ROSS, Proprietor.
A Large, Clean, Sunny House.
REPAitoxED; : ;
REFITTED, .
-- "-lirFaRHisHED;
First Class in-all its -Appointments.
- , ., Well fihnblieil and wf'l kept.
RntoXr;iiv. SJ "a Hay Ilpvunl.
PreeCoacJitoand from the House
. 5o.ird by the ilayVcek.or'tubnth.
Corner Jpirrsn!i jnil Olney Street. -As
toria, Oregon. .r
Van Onsen .& Co,
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DllALEItt IN
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,T
ruru un, Dnyni varnisn, ,
Blnacle Oil, Cotton Canvas,
, Hemp Sail Twine,
' Cottorr Sdil Twine.
Lard Oil, s
WroughLIron Spikes,
"Galvanized Cut Nails
Agricultural Jniplements, Sewn
.- -MachlnesVPflluts, Oils,.
Groceries, E5to
,-" xi-sui ii u-
AstorkJmMs.
Concomly StM Feot ct Jackson, Astorla.-Or,
":-. " "cneral
Machinists ai Boiler Mate
Land ancj Marine Engines
BOir,BIt-TFORK,-Steamboat
York and Cannery Work
- -. A SPFCIALTV.
Castings of alf Descriplions Made
to Order at Short Notice.
, President.
J. a.lfusTLKitv.. vTJBecretary.
k.W.CASK. Treasurer.
Jonx For. auperintendentr
The undersIpnEd are preparing a tnine for
pucsejuid Juulins .seines, and pounds. to be
aeMn strong currents, tbat.maKes a saving,
of one-third the bulk of ordinary netting,
and no reduction In strength. This
netting enables the Overman to reduce his.
labor list and increase, "bis net profit. "We
are riving especial attention to th6 Pacific
Flanerles and begf o assbre the fishermen
that w e shall fry v?ry hlrd, under the rules
ofcaq:hDUOrabIe commerce, to please theraf
with our wares. m
GLOUCESTER NET& TWJDiE.Ca.
- - Qloucester,-Mass,
Boston Office, M Commercial St.
The Aster: Housk
fisheries.
CASH
I. L, OSGOOD
One Price Cash Store.
Save Money, by; Purchasing .Vbur
CiotKing, pRflerwejir) Ho-siery, . - Shirts,
Neckwear, !- Suspenders, Handkerchiefs," ;Glov,es,'
Hats, - -Caps, Trunks, - - - Valises,
ATXOliETmCE CASK HOTI&E. ":
Which -Pays no 'High-Rent, HcfHigrrltisurancej-no Hfgh incidental Ex
penses, n High Prices -for Uooils, nor 'Makes 'airy bad --Accounts
for you to help Pay.
31 j Goods are all entirely new, and were bought directly from- tlie Manu
facturers at low. prices as. these Uijes can he purchased, ami I am selling Ihem
as low as thej are legitimately sold 'on the Paclfib Coast. - w - - t.
A child can purchase Goods as cljeap, and leeelvea tho-same proper attention
a:.ltreatmeut.at my.cQunters. as fliemost experlencediiuyer. -, -
COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED. CO RRECTLY AftD:WlTH DISPATCH.
im Ti fSiS A fi ti T
KINNEY'S BEICK BUILDING, -ASTORIA,' OREGON.
- n Try "
upposite jxescue
liimens
ronstrns-nt 1'CAC I.Ai of finf Artistic amTMaTn -""
Fiitfiltw9JCarp$2 0llCKdtli7Mailra3lf
, I jA.CE, AND PORTIERTtl 'CiJBTAlNS, '''
Dado Shades, &c,
Call;n'5S. Us
I - - . VVV
The3e"good3 were purchased directfrom Eastern Manufacturers andShlppeil
before UiereoejkitVSKWIn frelqht, the benefits tftcrcbf;sve propose-to share with
rcjo.n5er-:r.v -, : - --. : . A ji
CITY BOOK STORE.
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If Vou afevmed'Of-a. Fine Jnstru-
- p-m&ni,
IT
Cenliii
13 THE-OiEAPEST-WD BEST-0RGAN"F0frTMMONEY
... THE WQRLD.
Yeicare invMdjto-examFn'etiTBifir-1-- -i"---"
r-.-r.' . rf i r. .
Afecnt. Cairand Exatoinerlt ; -l)u Will be Pleased. JEvR. HamreC ft alio 'Ageirt' tor thp
Buck" JPatent Cooking Stove,.
2"y " . ."ANDOTHERjFIRSTtJfXSSSTOYB. " 'r .'
tfurnidr-Werk; Stoanj FJtttnflSj'Etc,
t, 3aolesale aad xetasl dealer in, .
OROKMpLlUpliD FEED
Hay, Oati, StrawWood, Etc.
LIMErSXNfiND'CEMENT.
General Storago and 'rTbarf age onrreason
abje terms. FootroLSenton stroefc Astoria,
Oregon. -- - . . - " w"-
lelnlfTfisirMoi
:O0RTLitND! ":.-
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Trbu:WSgiglit onas0srie!
THE jSEW -
SHtEHBte-
'brcTbfp3pclaUrbnirt for the comfort 6f passengers'win leav
T "I, "WIlsou & Fisher's Dock'evferr;' -- w-,
MwdayWafineldayanCFMHay at fr.M.arriving-atortfand-atrP.M.
- v. - - atetnrgleafP5ltian4every " Vtt ""rrrrrtr
Tifeiday''ndjTfnirstiay''at'i6"AT M JarrtvTng 'aCstonaCaff. W.
AajaiIttohal"rrln will. be. made on guday. et ckeeR,Wineifn d
at 9 0vlcl &vm4htf'M4riilUg.
for Sow id f9tt.
ONE PRICE,
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jCiiigine-iiouse.- --. t:-
.r JSArd.
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CHAS7;HErLBORN.
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ruy; the v -.
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e New mock,
GRIFFIN & REED.
a"Spec?alty.AFuirstock'on Hand-
?ijiiiiiaCiia'a!fifore
J. W. BOTTirFropriStor,
"Wter StreetTwo-Doors East of Olney.
Flae Cigar, Jobtccos aadtSmokers Articles,
" Sold atXowest Market Rates.
PRUITS'CANI)ro&lfOTIONS.&c.
STEAMER - --" . --"",.
Passengers bv tWajjOHtennect at-fcaiama
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