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Bosrox-Per Ceylon-1o packages agricultural implements,
. cases alpacca. IL hf bbls apples, Ii cases axes, : aaeh1rs, IS
b Hos and shoes, SIC braOms, > pkgs books, 10 or casks brandy,
so half pipes brandy. 10 kegs brandy, 30 dozen briniy, 10 cases
btters, so casks bread $40 pcs boards, Is pkgs britannia ware,
20k ioz nests buckets, l case brushes, / Dbl backing, 50 hf bbls
beans, 20 bblS beans, 90 cases chairs, % bxs candles, : cases
candles, , pkgS curTantS, = cases chocolate, / box citr0l. 3 casks
chains, 2],273 lbs chains, 6 chain tables, 81 casks coal, so hhis
coal, 1,425 bdls clap5oards, / case clocks, 3 bXs clothing, II cs
pa pkgs cor1age, l Dbl chalk, 10 cases crackers, II Is cheeses,
% cases cider, so bzs cider, so cs cherry bounca, 5 cs crrckery,
crockery, ! box cloves, 157 bolts duck, 361 doors, So pkgs drugs,
112 pkgs domestics, l Dbl EPSON salts, p bxs furniture, - cases
3 cases fancy goods, So bXs fiat iron 2 hhls figs, 2 pkgs glue,
Is bxs oc.ries, 25 dz gin, II hf pipes gin, 1 box grave stones,
herring, 2 bXs herbs, : bales hops, 9 bales hardware, 50 pkgs
hardware, b bXs hardware, 81 casks hardware, 10 cs hardware,
hammers, , hhds hams, IL ties hams, bales hops, il hand carts,
24 hoes, Is bxs iron castings, So bdls iron, TO bars iron, 81 pkgs
, pkgs leather, l case looking glasses, = Is lead pipe aud sheet
lead, l box lead pipe, IL reels lead pipe, 6 bhs liquors, 60 kegs
20pkgs mis- goods, TO kits mackerel, 81 bNs Inouidiags, 1 case
melodions, l bx machinery, 4 bills mattresses, 20 bNs medicines,
/ pkgS medicine, 3 bXs mustard, 4OI casks nails, q pkgs nails,
l box nntmegs, 2o4 gals oil, eS9 oars, l box oysters, IL bushel
eats, 96 OK bows, so pairs OK bows, 23S pkgs paints and oil, 30
pals, l box picture and frame, 16bXs preserves, 81 cs preserves,
l cs putty, III Dbl pork, 1 cs piano, Is baies paper, 1 plough,
bNs pipes, 4 of bbls peas, 1 cs raisins, 81 rakes, 152 clils rope,
II bills rice, 66 hf bNs rice, 1 pun rum, 235 rolls roofing felt, 10
pkgs stationery, 10 bxs sugar, 80 hf bXs sugar, 81 bbs sugar,
80 hf bbls sugar, 8 bxs starch, L cs scales, , es stationery, , cs
turpentine, 80 cs schnapps, so bIls sashes, SIS pkgs stoves and
camboOses, 1 bdls shades, 10 cs salt 10 carboys sulphuric acid,
shot, 60 shoYels, 3 blls shovels, ) bxs soap, S cs salt, ? cs sale
ratus. 3 bxs saleratus, 81 bbls tar, S bNs tin, % bNs tobacco, -
vinegar, ) bills willow carrid"e, 80 : "nle' = qr CASKS "he' q
dz whiskey, 2,6IS gals whisky, Il puS wlntoWS, 70 wooien
bottles, 50 p&gs woOdeaware, 5 willow WAGONS.
SAN FRAXCISCo-Per Yankee-IO0 bxs tea, . cs. opium, 105
pkgs China provisions, clothing &e, 113 cs boots and shoes, l51
pkgs ass'd groceries, - bags corks, p cs cigars, IS bales cotton
goods, 90 cs clothing, IL cs notions and fancy goods, % bags
barley, 10 bXs tin, D bales Panama hats. Value, S2o,l69.
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IS Let it be impressed upon your minds says
Juaius in his immortal address to the English
people 8 let it be instilled into your children, that
g the liberty of the press is the palladium OF all the
ssciyil. political and religious rights of an English
g man. = = With regard to structures upon the
s. characters of men in office and the measures OF
I" Government, the case is different. A considerable
.: latitude must be allowed in the discussion of pub
g lie affairs. or the liberty of press will be no benefit
:. to society. As the indulgence of private malace
. and personal SANDER should be checked and resist
:. ed by every legal means, so &c onstant examination
:: into the characters and conduct OF ministers ana
;. magistrates should be equally promoted and en-
$ cOurGge4. They who conceive that our news
Sc paners are 80 restraint upon bad men Or impede
* nent to the execution Of bad measures, kEo"
nothing fthis country. IN that state CT abaf:fton-
s. ed seryility and prostitution, TO which the undue
g influence of the crown has reduced the other
: branches of the Legislature, our ministers and
Fs magistrates have, in reality, little punishment TO
Sc fear. and few difficulties to contend with, beyond
g the censure ofthe press and the spirit OF resistance
: which it excites among the people"
Bat if the Government bee ONES q party in this
affair, if it becomes involved in q contest which may
destroy the peace of this community, let it not be
said, when they have gone too far TO retrace their
steps, that they were not cautioned against it. We
would 90 farther and whisper in the ear of our
youthful sovereign to ponder well the issue before the
contest is begun. The mighty volcano that slumbers
under Hawaii is not the only slumbering volcano in
the kingdom, whose pent-up fires may never ignite
or burst forth so long as wisdom, moderation and
discretion control its ministry, but in the hour of i'll
advised counsel or the arbitrary and tyrannical actsl
of its. agents, however high in power, it may burst
forth in public Indignation AMI wrath that vii
sweep with an overwhelming flood as irresistible as
the molten stream that desolates the forests of
Mauna Lea.
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Neptunes FaYorite, 112 days from Boston.
Cur exports Of -four continue heavy. To Australia, 19S,1S1
or sacks have been shipped, beside 20,S35 whole sacks, of wheat,
during the past or Z weeks, while 1 barks and l clipper ship OF
1900 tons capacity, are loading for there. Our crop which is
being harvested aa1 rapidly coming in, proves an abundant
yield, 100000 bbls in advance Of early estimates, wh ich amount
Is 4 surplus above our requiE ements, and mus seek a market by
export. The wheatis free from smut and superior in quality to
past years. This year 25 BIZ wheat turn as much -four as $50
bu LAST year.
We learn by the arrival OF the bark Neptune, Capt. Jas. II.
Green, Aug. 18th OF a mos cruise, last from Mount st. Elias
Cuy l3D that the weather had been very bad, and what few
ships were heard from were doing little. Many ships were
bound through into the sea Of Kamtschatka to take whales there
n Aug aud Sept. Our stock of whale oil has received conside-
rable additions by late arrivals from the whaling grounds, and
from small lots coastaise (Which we are liable to expect at any
time) as follows :-l27S bbs whale, $50 bbls sperm, 80 bbls ee-
plant, the above with about 200 bbls different lots, mostly Cali
fornia oil, and so bbls sperm, viii be shipped to New York on
the Mary S. Sutton, Q450 tons regster) the present price OF oil
with rs being nominal.
Chinese emigration continues unabated, the following vessels
have arrived from China aud Manila, bringing 1869 additional
passengers. making a total Of 4017 for the last seven weeks.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Aug. 1+-Sch Mary, Foss, from kawaihae Hawaii.
16-Sch Ka Moi, Hebron, from Lahaina and Kahubui, with
cargo of wheat.
16-Sch Kamehameha, from Kahului, with sugar and syrup.
lam. ship Ceyion, Bassett, 13 days from Boston, with
assorted cargo nadze to b. W. FELL.
19-Br brig Imperial, Clough, % days from Tahiti, with car
60 OF wheat from Chilli
1e-SchoonerH aaIilio. from Kcna, Hawaii, via Lahaina.
29-Sch FavOrite, Riviere, from Kahului direct
20-Peruvian ship Grimanesa, 10 days from Calao, en- route
for HonSkong.
oh. b. VI. ship Havanna-50 days from Punta Arenas.
20-Am bark Yankee, Smith, 81 days from San Francisco.
21-Sch Riaho, King, from Lahaina.
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DEPARTURES.

Aug. 13-Sch KamamaIu 90 Hilo, Hawaii.
14-Sch Kinoole, Morse, for Kona, Hawaii.
14-Sch keOni Ana, Taber, for Koloa, Kauai.
15-Sch Kekauluohi, for Lahaina and Kona, Hawaii.
16-Seh-J John Dunlap, Candage, for Lahaina.
16-Sch Nary. E0Ss, for Kawaihae, Hawaii.
16-Sch Lholiho, Thurston, for Lahaina and Hilo, Hawaii.
16-Am brig Glencoe, Carlton, for Pugets Sound.
1s-Sch Rialto, King, for Lahaina.
26-Sch Kamehameha, Gulick, for KahulGi.
19-Sch Ia Moi, Hobron, for Lahaina and Kahului.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Poris.

Am brig Enenita, Wyatt, to leave San Francisco, Aug. Is.
Am clipper bark Messenger Bird, to leave 3 jst1a, July 20.
Br. bk. q mbia, fr Jm LlaI3n, via Tahiti, sailed Aprl6
French Frigate Enbusclde, from Panama, June Is, via Punta
Arenas.
Br. bark Cynthia, Johnson, from Puget s)uul, with lumber to
johnson & EmmcS. Sail about July Is
Br. bark Avery, Iceland, from Liverpool May 1st, assorted
mdze. To r. c. Janion.
Bre. brig Oahu, Wode, from Bremen, Ap. s, assor.eI cargo to
Mechers ~ Co.
Ham. brig Emma, H4ben, from Hamburg, as.d cargo to
KrIlL l. Moll.
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CHILE WHEAT.-Capt. Clough, of the Brio r.,
periaI, has shown US a sample of about 200 tona
white Chile wheat on board of his vessel, which l..
wishes to dispose of In this market. There ?
varieties raised in Chile, the red and white. b,. Al.
cargo consists of the latter. We wish nat a0o
bushels of it could be secured for the farmers ..
East Maui for seed in place of the poor wheat we bavo
here. Though we have been familiar with wbo,.
for years, we have never seen any whittier, nor N.
grain that would compare with this in size.
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r.

The clipper ship reported in sight az we went to press last
-eek, passed our pors without reporting herself. She was prob
ably 8 San Francisco ship bound TO China
The iron schooner Aice, has been purchased by VIM. Rye,
and will be run as a coaster among the Islands
The clipper bark Messenger Bird, was TO leave Boston, for
this port, July 20, consigned to B. W. Field, having been pur-
chased and re6tted expressly for the Honolulu line OF packets
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ENG

FROM BosroS-Per ship CeyIon-J. g. Dillingham;, Miss f.
c. Mack, ii. L. Chase, Mrs. Bassett, Captains lady, Miss L.
Bassett.
Per Yankee finn s. P-Mrs. Silers and Chill, Mrs. c. C. NJ
chols, Miss Kate Worth, Capt. James Aiakee, II. Wenzel, W.
Frocpa, 5. Kennedy, Il. I. Banta, L. K. Boyas, q. Barlaul, j.
II. Strauss, L.. Aiaadlebaum, Ii. Stangenwaii, q. Graves,
Atuck, and II Eeerage passengers.
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- We have been requested by several OF the Irus-
tees of the Sailors Home TO state that the editorial in
our last issue was published without any knowledge on
their part, which we most c~heerfully do.
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p We would call attention TO the real ea.,
sale tomorrow, consisting of the French premises .,
Alakea street, and two Cottages on the lanl al,
joining.
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PCGEr's SoUSD-Per brig Glencoe-75 bbls molasses, 10 bbIs
sugar, A. kegs do, 20T bags do, 1 case lamps, I bags coffee, 40
cases gin, 1 Dbl rum, 1 or cask brandy, , or casks sherry, 10 cs
sherry brandy, Il cases port wine, 9 cases Scotch whisky, 5
casks brandy, 1 bbls do.
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ACoTDENr,-We regre. to learn that the daughter
of Capt. Hebron, met with an accident last week at
Makawao, where his family are spending the summer.
She was in the sugar mill, and got caught in one OF
the wheels, which cut off two of her toes.
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VESSELS IN PoRg.-AUe. go.

II. 3. NJ. Ship Havana.
FIR brig of war Alcibiade, Capt. de Marigny.
Am VIII bark George, Downs, lin charge OF the Marshal.)
Am schooner Vaquero, Newell, soon for San francisco.
am WIN ship Zenas Colin, Rose, recruiting.
Am bark Yankee, Smith, discharging.
Lying an the Rods.
Peruvian ship Grimanesa, soon for Hongkong.
British brig Imperial, CIplgh, soon fer S. L.
Coasters iR Port.
Schooner Alice.
" Fav0rite.
" Rialto.
Movements of CoasGcrs.
Sch Manuokawai is due from Hill.
Sch kamehameha from KahuIui, Saturday.
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Last Friday, Aug. IS was the Anniversary of the
birth of the Emperor Napoleon, and was observed in
this place with more than usual display. At s, and
II O'Clock, salutes were fired from the French brig
of war .4lcibiade. At--two o'clocA@ return salute
was fired from Punchbowl hill. In the evening a
select bali was given at the residence of the French
Commissioner.
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QUERY.-A correspondent asks US, whether a
foreigner who has taken the oath of allegiance to
Kamahameka III, owes allegiance to Kamahameha
". We hope that some of our readers who enjoy
more leisure than us, will answer the question and
gire tie authorities.
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DEATHS.

DEAlIISs
Juae25h, at the residence of the Rev. D. B. Lyman, Hlo,
EBESs iuiaat son of Capt. Eben III. aad Mrs. Louisa Wood
briEe.
n Ii lnoluhu, Aug. 18th, WILHELM EIcK2mEYER, he was Dor
ii N0rIheim, Kingdom OF Ii hanover, q rn any. The deceased
arrived a few weeks since, passenger on board the Victoria.
In Honolulu, At | ). Hospital, Aug 18th, Sir. CHAS. STUART,
an Elglishmar. anl long resilient OF the islanls.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

y The arrival of the Yankee last evening with the
T.. S. mails, has delayed our paper till Il O'Clock, as
we wish to give a full abstract of the foreign news.
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OONEEIGRCgAL
WE0vEs04Y AUGUsT 20, 1856.

Since o. last Issue : large auction sale Ct merchandise took
place at the store Of 5. ". FI=ii, the total amount Of which must
have been $4,000 or over. Ths varsity of goods exposed was
large, and we noticed that the sale was well attended by our
merchants and by the Chinanaen, and a good degree of connpe;i
ten manifested. Since that sale the arrival of the CeyI0n has
placed IN the market some 1900 tons fresh merchandise which
win no doubt return a fair profit. Several other merchant ves-
sels are now due, and are locked for daily.
Sugar, syrup, noasses, wheat and Grewood. have come in by
casters very freely during the past two weeks, and should the
s3ytces by the Yankee be favorable, a considerable export of the
former articles viii probably BE- mate by her.
PUB SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN FRANcTSco, August sth, 1855.
The following vessels have arrived from your Port, the latest
dstes being to July !h per FaLEen6ery,
July Il, bark Gen Wool, so days passage
" ID s What Cheer, 50 "
81 % " Yankee, - +" {"
< % " J. \. F4lseaberg, 10 days passage
q" q brig Ellenita, 20 I"
The excitement noticed in our las. has caused 4 total absence
Of speculation and only the legitimate business, necessary to
supply the wants Of the country has been done. The following
clipper ships have arrived from Eastern Domestic Ports, since
cur last.
Eagle Wins is days from New York,
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To ADyERTIsERs.-We are much encouraged in
our enterprise by the very liberal patronage given to
us thus far. Our sheet may prove too small, but we
shall issue another half sheet or even four extra
pages when forced to do so. Having a large stock of
this small paper we shall prefer to keep this size
sheet till we can order a larger size from Boston.
Considering our circulation Q000 copies being
printed weekly our terms published on the first
page, are liberal. During the past week our sub
~scription list has been increased 81 copies, libel
suits Notwithstanding.
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At his residence in Nuuanu Valley, by the Rev. S. C. Damon,
Mr.. IRA RIcHARDSoN, to Miss ELIZABETH G. MACK, of Lowell,
Mass.
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70 The benefits of advertising may be seen in the
case of the Sch. Liholiho, ADVERTISE in our las
number. She left the wharf late on Saturday P. ".
having % horses, about one hundred passengers and
a large quantity Of freight for Hawaii, and the total
receipts from her upward trip must be over $500.
The expense of advertising a coaster is nothing COM
pared with the benefits derived.
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] FINE CATFLE--By the clipper ship CeyIon which
arrived on Sunday morning, Capt. Meek received
the Durham bull Red Jacket and heifer Ruby, i'm
ported by him, Judge Lee and Mr.. Allen. They
were landed in excellent condition, which is owing in
no small degree to the care taken Of them by Capt.
Brssett. These cattle are q great acquisition to the
Islands, and every one interested in the improvement
of cur stock must take pride in them.
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LATEST DATES, received az thi. omce.
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e We have received from Mr.. Castle the fftl
annual report OF the Hawaiian Missionary Society
in pamphlet form. The account of Mr.. Smiths
trip to Fatuhiya is very interesting. 1t is the same
as that which appeared in the Friend a month since
The Treasurer's Report embraces seventeen months
to June 1, 1856, from which we learn that the re
ceipts of the Society during that period wer,
sP,126 rs.
MEDICAL SoCIETY.-We publish to-day the char
ter and list Of officers of the Hawaiian Medical So
ciety. We recognise among the members as the As
ISOLATION nearly all of our oldest and most successful
practitioners and among the officers we see ener
getic and public spirited, practical men. II we un
derstand it, it is the object of the Physicians, whil
establishing for their mutual use and reference
Medical Library and Cabinet, to exercise at the sam,
time, a certain moral influence over the Profession
and by requiring suitable professional credential
and a respectable standing as indispensables for adj
mission to membership In their Club, to give to tn,
Public some better criterion, than the often self-as
sumed title Of Doctor, by which to distinguish. a
any sudden or inexperienced emergency, who i
most reasonably worthy of the precious trust of thei
health, which If mismanaged or neglected even fo
a while may, 90 often, entail life long misery upor
the sufferer.
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Notice of the withdrawal of Lands in Michi-

TX OF the Congress approved June 1850
Of railroads said stair,
the from sale and location of following described
until otherwise directed, heretofore oderd by telegraph
3oh OF May last, wit: @ l .ssH#. @Hg4 .M wf.s.# s..
Office DuSoAs Al the lands the district in the southern pc
Rinuld be'ne and Ia and OF township
90 aiso Ia the northern all the lands township
80, and west Of range ~ west 81 8..a #Er.# .
Office losx An The lands the district
ships II, II, ~, and IA lying west of range "a wesl
Oce 6KsEsEK; All the lands in the district
townships situated north Of township ~ and
and those nofth OF township 10 and east of
Office DETRoITs All lying between
townships aud IL aoh, and all situated Of
Oace KALAMAZOO: All the lands in lying
range west. a " ".# # 1881. #...e asHE. @HEE. e#e
Office sAULT STE All the lands the district
south sf township 81, 20 10 81 inclusive.
South Of township 50, in % TO 81 inclusive.
South Of township So, la ranges IS and &c.
South OF township 81, In ranges 81 and %. p
North OF township and 40;
North oftswnship a., in ranges Al aud ~.
These latter, embracing nesry the lands advertised In tie
Presdeus proclamation No. 52 July
Ste Mar which will therefore, be offered public
therein ordered. Z & . ##. # .
under my hand, Ofce city of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1856
@- aw s9s y #"# .... THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June H-Iaw6wt lInei slanl Commissioner.
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+
ai~i' ss'''4sn Vaah'Gssn and whs'i'Ds sat ia
Ranning fine G-sss Washgton aad elne.na II Aoursi
Through TicAsss ana Eassags Cheek. TO be had In
..a 0..#.. t@ Washington. sla."| | tr#.t u
FHE Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad having greatly improved iS
elers between Washington BALTIMORE and all portions Of the West
The nloI tstween Washington
eea a s nga nne a s
from baltimore This The only change of required between
wheeling washington slalon ana eeseked aud
there wnh The passenee without charge or those holding
washington daily at a. and An, p m on Sundays at The
Wheeling made with trains Of the CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from selare, on the Ohio,
COLUMBUS These Newark with the Newark
Mansfield and sandasky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Al Coumbus ,e railroad
VILE, sc xena, Little Miami railroad, eonnerion
T ns cRssa aoqf a Pao ana 81 ou ar
Passersers holding through tickets for Memphis vicksbura,
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansve Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
ron CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chi,
&C. tickets sold when the Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling aud wesVc (fory mies) where aconnezion with
the Cleveland and rn.eusg railroad Is made e -
afodlng Washington also
Inc srea West re distance rom %ashnstoa to Cincinnati Is
$50 miles, icing about 100 mes shorter than other
Fare by thrCGgh cse from Washington Wheeling 50 65
By rairoad O. BY sleansr from oinei4nai s iaaianapo
Us, s7 So cleveland ga S Toledo q soi Detroit SIS ap
30; New Orleans, sal, sc.
Cumberland, Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland and
passengers may leave Washington at g. or ~ For the
from Washington.
For Baltimore Annapolis sc special ad
For further information through tickets &c. apply
PARSONS, agent at Washington station. .. - -,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
Nav --dE
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PROTECTED BY royal letters patent England secured b.
INC seals o. bcoe dc Pharmaoie dc PARIS and the Imperial Cot
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tncsemar No the remedy for debility
Of vre power, premature decay and
qucnces arising from early abuse &C effects scactous
~ poulh manhOnd and old the write powers
come impaired, the aecnr Of II The Tricsenar were
universally adopted all physical mprdncnfs mage
before It's influences thus rendering invaluable 10 those en-
tering the marriage state.
Tncemar No completely and entirely
those disorders which eopav long been thought
an aHdoe for, to tho ruin ofe health portion Of pop
unon. \ - ~
fnsmaT NO 9is The great European remedy for that
disorders which unfortunately, the English physician
mercury 70 the inevitable destruction pa"ns CONSTITUTION
and which oil The sarsapanlia ~ the world remove
Tresemar Nos and taste ot SMELL and
az nauseaiing quairs They lay without
their use being detected.
sold IN I'm % divided separate doses as ad
ministered ~ Vapean, Balslmand Rour, &C
To be had wholesale aud retail, of a. A. barrow No 81
Green street near Canal, New York. specially appointed BY
proprietor and pntenteo FOR the
other part Of America immediately on toceivna rnce
Mr. harrow viii forward the Tesrmar any part the world
securely packed and addressed according Instructions % The
writer. ~
Retail agents required, Terms cash.
Nov O-dlyr