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IL Aaa- k14- u - Nl-so - = 40 ~ a ~ -
n WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITI-
! izsus of Cayrol county, that have just eommen.
eel it' exploration, in behalf Of tie Carroll county
B.ue Society, in conformity, with the united acon Of
the general agent, ofthe A. B. S; Rev r. O. Harts
hosr n0d The board Of managers. of the Society for
which am aboring, who requested a. it, last aunalar
meeting hat an agent be secured to explore this pOr
tion of the State
It wilbs remembered, that resolutions we're adopted
az a late uoei.g ofthe board of managers Of the b.
s.. having in view, TIE exploration ano re-supply Of
our entire country. 10 carry thisresoluton into effect
the work will need to be done mainly by the auxia.
ries themselves
We purpose to do thorough work in this county,,
relying upon the divine blessing oud The generous spr.
It OF the churches and Bible feuls generally within
its bounds.
That funds will be needed to carry out this object,
is obvious and without a hearty co operation on the
part Of the churches generally this noble ard benevo
lent scheme will only serve mpoversh aud embarrass
the society. Already il is involved IN long standing
debt and the new supply Of books which will be needed
will serve to gWell the amount.
The plan proposed, Is, that should labor, not only
as distributing, but also as a soliciting agent.
therefore ask the cooperation Of Churches and Pastors
upon my field, With ut this, little can be effected
shall labor the present month in the townships of
Fox, Washington, Harrison and Roseand hope 10 present
the Bible in all the congregations in those town
ships, curing that time Local agents will be appointed
through the several school districts in the county and
will in due time be supplied with proper reports ard
books. Next week shall operate in Harrison town
ship and the week following in Rose.
A. II. BITTENGER,
July9 81 Agent of Carroll Co., B. s.
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TuANKs.-Our thanks are due Hon. B. E.
Wade for Public Documents.
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l,sSO,64S OF I,9S2,2I6 81

essh bslaDes 10 treasury Nov
is le5s. 579517 IS
8 ate aeni of tie Receipts and Dis5Eyssmsnts Of
. PuJlie Money from Nov is 1856, to JNNs Is,
1851, and'tks balance in The Treasury on As
latter day. as skOr4 by the Books Of As As-
dtOr Of STATE.
Receipts.
From Nov. IS, 1856, to June 18th. 1861
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TERMS OF ADyERTIS1NG.

} DOlllr and Fifty Cents per annum, in ADyAxcE,-
Two Dollars iinot paid within the year.
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In the meantime, however, bad lodging, and bad
d~octoring, and want of method in their way of living,
are doing anything but foster and preserve the native
race. If half the money that is spent in putting nous
into their heads were expended in encouraging the
production of heads to put nous into, the Enumera-
tors returns and the census table would tell n differ
ent tale. Or if half the sum that will be collected in
the United States for the endowment of q college to
raise up individuals capable of holding Office and en-
tering the learned professions could 60 towards u hos
pital, We should begin to think that utility and show
were resuming their proper positions in respect of
each other. No private gentleman enters into a last
ing engagement with a tutor for his children, unless
he sees the probability ofhaving children to be taught.
1t may be an idiosyncrasy of ours, but we cannot,
never could, and, if We know ourselves, never shall
understand this opathy about what we consider the
first duty of a government and of neighbors-the pre-
servatiOn of human life"
The above, from the last number of the Gov
eminent index, is a fair sample of the political
salve so often dispensed at the ministerial apothe-
cary shops, for healing the wounds of a neglected,
decimating race. After d~olefully saying that elf
half the money that is spent in putting nous into
their NATIVE children'sl heads $780," or if half
the sum that will be collected In the United
States for the endowment of a college, could
go towards a hospital, why not go on and say,
with much more practical force, if half the mo-
ney needlessly expended in sustaining our Gov
eminent Press Z" could go towards a hospital
we and the public and the suffering natives would
:" begin to think that utility and show were re-
Stunning their proper positions in respect of each
other" We are not the only ones that believe
that the sum voted by the last Legislature $685.
600) to carry on the Government printing Office,
is amply sufficient to sustain a good hospital on
each of the principal islands, Hawaii, Maui,
Oahu and Kauai. and leave a surplus besides suf-
fcient to pay for all the necessary government
printing and binding, executed, if need be, in San
Francisco.
This talk about hospitals.-about the money
expended to educate the rising native race,-or
about funds that may be rai.ed to endow an edu-
cational institution here,-is all bosh. Neither
the ministry nor their organ care any more for
a hospital for the suffering Hawaiians, than they
do for the Sepoys of India-at least 50 their acts
indicate. The last Legislature voted the liberal
sum of $4,000 for a 8. Hospital for Sick Natives
on this Island, and the first dollar has not yet
been expended for that object, though hundreds
of natives have died purely from want of atten-
ton and medicine.
This hospital matter is really o serious one,
whether we consider the alienation in suffering
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~ ~. ~um brent yesterday that
q duel had been fought eaN IN the "ho :,
inquiry, We find everybody Ano" .,.,ock
the matter. All we can lealh IS tnat "oous ).
on Wednesday morning two carriages u. -;
Capt. Stott's late residence af WAIKIKI ~ -.
pals. seconds and surgeon. whether q = ~
or an adjustment effected, Of whether the sno"'s
drenched the battle GROUND about tha1 u"o
the ardor of the comba knts, has NOT 'fan.p
The whole affair appears to have Deen
SUD rosa, and well it migtN, when ut best ueiln y
is but a foolish resort to djust private difdculties'
to say nothing of the seve1& penalties attending
RIsLEY's VARIETIEs.-I8 reference 10 our i've
Using columns, it will be Seen that Prof hisiey re
ceives a complimentary benefit on Saturday evening
next, to take place at the Royal Hawaiian Iheater
On this occasion, in addition to the wonderful per-
formances of the Professor, Mons. Devani and Master
Charles, the Professor win be aided by a number o.
volunteers, and Miss Anna Immel 0nsalso appear,
for the first time since her return from California;, as
"Margery,' > in the pretty farce of the Rough D1a-
mond. We bespeak for the Professor a bumper.
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that it might have already effected, during the
past three years since the sum was first appro-
priated, or the good that might accrue in future.
But until we have a more efficient ministry, the
public can very easily !" understand this apathy
about what we consider the first duty of a gov
eminent and of neighbors-the preservation of
human life, - even though the &c idiosyncracy'' of
the government editor may prevent his discern
ing the difference between white and black.
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INTER.ISLAND TRADE.

From IAaAIsa-per Maria, Dec 23-141 bxs tobacco, 2 bag.
sweet pO.atnes, - bils shocks; so pkgs, cases, &c. DR.. Bate
effects; 200 bids poi / hand-csrt, % boxes saltwater b tics. ::
bris do do, 5 pigs specie, 1 fowls, 1 turkey. 3 geese.
From kAwAHAE-per Mary, Dec 25-27 bullocks, &c sheep,
so brfs potatoes, ID do tslow. 10 hides, / bale wool
Prom HASALE-per keoui Ana Dec 26-5 brs molasses, 3
bags ao1r, = brs sweet potatoes, lOI bags corn, 500 oranges, 8
doz cocoanat., ) pkgs butter, 9 cords frewood, hog, 6chickens,
10 native passengers
From Hno-Per Lihoiih9, Dec 25-I2OOO lbs bone, ~ bales
puiu- loo goat skins, 80 hides, 1000 II ohia timber, so bags
c1,ec, Is do sugar, 6 pkgs specie, = cabin and 20 deck passer-
gers
For K1vAInAs-Psr Mary, Dec 29-s horses. . donkeys, and
10 deck passenger
For LiHAIsA-Per Maria, Dec 20-I5o bags Irish potatoes,
o pkgs mdse
From HAsALEz-per Enma, Dec $50 cords frewood, I
passengers
From koSA, HavAu-Per Kekauluohi, Dec 29-1O00 goat
skins, "a bullock hides, A. bags coffee, S cords frewood, 80
pumpkins, / horse, 50 calAnashes poi, IS bundles do, 30 punches
suz@--cane, IS do bananas, I5 bis sweet potatoes, 10 bundles
mats, o hos
From KAHrLrI-pr Moi Keiki, Dec 5000 bushels wheat,
100 goat skins. 5 bullock hides, and II passengers.
From HASALEI-per Alice, Dec 30-15 cords frewood, 10 pas
senSers.
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ELECTION DAY.-Next Monday, January 4th, is the
day fixed by the Constitution for the election of
Representatives Of the people in the Legislature,
which meets at Honolulu in the first week in April,
1858. Although matters of considerable Importance
will be brought before that body. there appears to be
but little interest manifested by the people at large
in the general election about to come off, and We
presume the government ticket for Honolulu, (Which
we published n fortnight since) will be returned
without much opposition. We shall publish a list Of
the members elec. az fsst az the returns come in.
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Mr. EDITOR Ought not some effort to be M
for removing the filth and rubbish from the streets
of Honolulu : If there was a corporation of the city.
might it not be indicted Sickness is prevailing,
and it is the belief of some that between the want OF
cleanliness of the city and the sickness. there Is q
connection. Will not the Board of Health give
attention to this all-important subject!
O. P. Q.
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BIRTHS.

On Tuesday, Dec %, at the residence Of J.. p. II. Marshall,
Esq, in Nuuanu Valley, Rev JOSEPH c. SMITH, late Of Nswtcn
Coolers Massachusetts. aged IS years
Mr. Smith was An Unitarian Clergyman, and having been
compelled 10 RESIGN his pastoral charge on account Of feeble
health. which IL was thought a sea voyage might benefit, he was
commissioned By the American Unitarian Association to visit
Honolulu, with n view to establish a Unitarian Society here.
Ills disease progressed so rapidly, however, that on his ARRIVAL
here, some six weeks since, he was too feeble to enter upon the
york, and he sunk rapidly. ar- Smith leaves a wife and three
ehi'rr In the United States. The funeral viii take place from
Mr. narshaI's residence to-day, Qhursday) at half pas; three
O'clock, p. n
In Honoluia, at the L. s Hospital, Dec s, Nh. MICHAEL
GxLxBxnT, Of consumption The deceased was born, August Q,
1875, at HahOn, island % Ninorca, Mediterranean.
In Honolulu Nov. -, at u s. Hospital, ME. HryTRgss, be-
longing 10 Slnnervfle, Mass
Drosnei, in the harhor Of Honolulu, Dec. %. JoHx BILLzTT,
u seaman belonging to II. b. M steamer Pircn.
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For the p. C. Advertise
Song Of the ssPumch Bowl"


IA few days since, as a friend was resting from q fAtiguing
scent of the volcanic hill, in rear Of the town, known as the
DEVILS Punch Bowl, and seated ON the summit OF one OF its high
st pinnac.es, he observed what appeared 20 him q CURIOUS ar
angement Of the cracks and veins Of the rock at his feet A
loser scrutiny revealed-so he says-the following distinctly
marked lines, which he copied instanter for the beneht OF the
eaders of the Commercial Aduerfiser:]
A thousand years in the lapse OF time
Have passed since the days OF my youthful prime,
When, riven by earthquake and scorched by fame,
These islands forth from the ocean came.
Born in fire and nurtured in flood,
A thousand years have their mountoins stood,
Keeping, around their watch fires terrific,
Sentinel guard in the vast Pacific.
A thousand years since, the giants OF old
Were wont at my side their carousals to hold
And with story, and jest and roundeay,
They whiled the slow moving hours away;
And they laughed, as they quafed
My @hoents d6@n,
And swore that the flavor of glowing hot lava
Was better for jollity, choicer in quality,
Than the famed nectar punches of Jupitcr's lunches
And its spirited dashes of pumice and ashes,
Its bubbles and crashes, and sparkles and flashes
Were worthy Queen Peles+ crown.
Through centuries, Time, on his pinions SCARED,
And a new race sat at the festive board.
The giants of Oahu had passed from the earth -
flushed was their revelry-lfeless their mn
The wee little giant that tended my fires. -
Was gathered, poor boy, to the grave Of his sires
And bride of our ocean-the sweet trade wind-blew,
M tempered my vi dven frame anew.
At my side, in his pride,
Reposed man
And the green valleys rang with the dance and the song
or heathenish rites and savage delights
War lowered above plain, valley and grove;
Prisoners falter before the death altar
Stained is the knife with the best drops Of life
And the brooks at my feet, once so clear and so sweet,
Were colored with blood as they ran.
Centuries yet, and the war king has fled
Where ragged the fierce battle now peace lifts her head,
And smiles on bright meadows and gardens serene,
With fruit failing never, and leaves ever green;
And cottages, villages, cities, behold,
Where stood sacrifcial ten Piles of old.
The blue wave of ocean in ceaseless commotion
Races and wrestles with rich laden vessels,
Score on score.
And bark I can hear on the fresh morning air,
The monitor bells call the Christians to prayer.
Civilization has chastened the nation,
The idols are gone and a sweet alteration
Rises, an incense of grateful ovation,
Fragrant and free, from these isles of the sea
To Jehovah in Heaven. To him should be given
Praise eyermore-evemore
*Queen Pele is the Hawaiian goddess OF volcanoes. 8.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

sYAAENss BETHgI-Rev. 8. c. Damon Chaplain-King
street near the saiors' Home. Preaching on Sundays at
II A NJ aud y p VI. Seats nee Sabbath School after
the morning services
PORT STREET CHURCH-Cornero OF Port and Beretnnia SITS,
Pulpit temporarily occupied by Rev. Lorrn Andrews.
Preaching Oh sundays at l. A ". and y z. NJ Sabbath
School meets 81 10 A NJ.
METHODIST HrRCH-Nuuanu avenue, corner Of Tutui
~ret-Rey. VIM ). Turner, Pastor. Preaching every
sunday at IL A. VI. and q r. VI. Seats free Sabbath
SCHOOL meets at 10 A. NJ
KINGS CHAPEL-King street, above the Pslace-Rev- T. w.
Clark Pastor Services, in Hawaiian every Sunday st
o. A NJ. and 3 p. VI.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-Fort street. near Beretania- under the
charge Of Rt- Rev. Bishop Msigref. assisted by Able
Modesto. Services every Sunday at 10 A. NJ and . Pm.
sMIrTrs CHURcH-Beretania street, near Nuuanu street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services. in Hawaiian, every
sunday NJ 10 A II. and "a p. NJ
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DEPARTURE Els.

Dec 24-Sch KamoI, Chadwick, for Lahaina.
2s-~Salamandre, Grandeur, for Hayre-
2l-South Seaman, Norton, to cruise
8-Sch Ka~mehameha ", for Kona and Kohsla-
S-Fanny, BOodry, TO cruise.
2-Sch keoni Ana, Rikeke, for RolOa-
29-Sch Maria, Moiteno, for Lahaina-
2a-Sch Liholiho, Thurston, for HiIo.
22-Sch Mary, BerriL, for Kawaihae-
29-Sch Excel, Antonio, for Nawiliwiii-
So-Sheaieid, Green, to cruise
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vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am bark Nerrhnzc fitted as a xhaIer) Is due from New Lon
don. with cargo q adse 10 c. A. Williams & Co.
The Fanny Major viii be due frOm San Francisco from Dec. so
~ Jan .
An hrigt- L P. Foster, Moore, with cargo Of lumber, Is due
soon, frrm Puget sound.
The ship Eliza ( Ella sailed from Boston Oct 30, for Honolulu
dIr-ct-sH be due March l.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

Dec 2s-Sch Ksmeha1eha ", I'm Kohals.
25OSch Iihoiho, Thurs,on. I'm Hiio via Kau and Kons-
25NSch Mary. Berrin- I'm Kawaihae-
8-Sch Excel, Antonio, I'm Nawiliwilt.
25-Sch Keoni Ana Rikexe, I'm Koloa-
27-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, I'm Llhains.
27-Sch Kinooe, I'm KonA via Lshaina-
39-Sch Kskauiuohi, FIN Kona via Lahains-
2-Sch John Dunlap, I'm Kons via Lahaina-
29-Brig Emma, Wilkinson, I'm Ianalci-
S0-Sch Moi Keiki, from Kahului-
3o-Sch Alice, Spunyarn. from Koloa-
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1s56EkD 1s57.-On the 31st December 1856, we
had in port AZ vessels against % vessels the sagae
date this season.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Papers ready for mailing can be procured At our counter
neatly done up in wrappers, ave copies for SO cents or twelve
copies for q dollar.
TERxs-Six Dollars per annum-
Single Copies 1l cents each.
AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
LaAainn. Maui : c. s. BARLOW, ESQ.
Makarpao, T.. Maui . L. L. TORRENT, ESQ.
RHo, Hatraii Capt. j. WORTH.
Kateniaae, Hatr1ii . Capt. JAS. A. LAW.
Kona, H1lrdii THOS. II. PARIS. ESQ.,.
Koioa, Kauai Dr.. j. W. SMITH.
San Francisco, Cal l. p. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Ex.
Menu Bedford and u. g. = B. LINDSEY. Ed. ship List
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PASSENGERS

coAsTwIs1.
From LAuEIxA-per Maria Dec 23-DrB Bates, Messrs Wenzei,
johnson. Miller, Gifagkam, Aging. Baldwin, Cook, and 10 on
deck.
Prom X swkmAE-per Mary. Dec 25-Messrs Me,calf, Sawyer,
P-pvstsr. Coffin PatFick, Robinson Watson, and II on deck.
From LsHAISA-Per Kamoi, Dec 2-Dr Billions, d c BigeIov,
snd 10 on deck
From KOSs, HAvAu-per Kekauluohi. Dec 2o-Mr Watt,
Hrs III L Shesdan aal 4 children, Mrs A 7 Guyon, and 30 on
deck
For LAnATSA-Per Mara Dec 2a-Dr Il McKfbbin. III wenEei,
p c Dizciov, aad IS on deck
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VESSELS IN PORT-DEC. 80.

VESSELS In PORT-DEC. so.
I'll s. 6 ST. Narys, Davis
IT, b. Ms steamship Vixen, Nescham-
ship John Marshall. PeadIeton.
Ha4 BRIG An;Hia, Buschman-
Ana sch Caroline T. Foote, Worth
vHALEKs-
Ship India, Long Bark Italy, Babcck
Condor Whiteside Isabella, Lyon
Daniel Woci, Morrison Vernon, Bumpus
Bark Cynthia, sherman Faith, Wood
Harmony, Austin Brig Hawaii, Rahe
Metropolis, - Schr Phel, Fish
Gambia, Merritt Ship Chss. Phelps, Eiriige
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Foreign

-oueen Pele is the Hawaiian goddess of volcano
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81.
slime hurries on

"Time hurries on
With o resistless, unremitting stream,
Yet treads more soft than ever did midnight thief,
That slides his hand under the miser's pillow,
And carries OF the prize"
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Honolulu SCHOOL CoMMIrrEE.-The election for
School Committee took place last Monday, and the
following gentlemen were chosen without opposition:
Rev. S. c.. Damon, Messrs. r. W. Holt, r. G.. Davis,
J. w. Austin and +. o. Hall. There were but TWEEN
ty-six ballots deposited, and when we remember that
there are between FIVE and six hundred foreigners in
Honolulu who are liable to the foreign school tax, it
would appear that but little interest is felt in the
result of the election.
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POTATOES TO MAUL-Sending potatoes to Maui
seems a good deal like carrying Goals to Newcastle.
The Maria took up to Lahaina some $50 bags Of
Irish potatoes on Tuesday evening last, there being
no sale for them here. A wag standing at our elbow
suggests that they be used to aid in the completion of
that unfinished government Improvement at Lahaina
the breakwater.
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RAILROADS.

Zee WORCESTER & NAS1UAr
- r. R--Winter arragement--On ana after
December /, passengFT trains will run as follows:
Leave Worcester at 20 and Ills A NJ. and A.I5 P NJ
Leave Nashua at 10 and II 90 NJ and 500 P. NJ.
At Nashus, all trains except first from Nashua, and
Railroad where passengers take the and from to-
Northern the Psssumpsie the Boston, Concord and Mon
treals and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton Junction trains connect directly with The
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with those
Of the Echburg Railroad with the exception Of the first
train iIom Boston, and at Ftchburg with trains Of the
Vermont Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see "Pathdnder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States.n G. w BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester Nov ! IS56 diff
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MEDICINES.

II
NJ For the asae and speedy cure Of Epileptc Fits
spasms, Commissions, Nervous debility Seminal Weak
ness, &c, Price IS per bottle. Remember, it is
cure. for sale by GEO. R. sPURR,
my20 DIFF 201 Main street.
HRR. kIMBALL. PROFESSOR OF CHRONIC
EF DISEASE, and NATURES ASSISTANT for the
cure Of Consumption and Blood Diseases Office and
Residence. g Front St., WoRoasTER, Mass.
Dr. hlmball pays special attention 10 the Of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Diseases Of the Throat
Liver Heart, Spleen. and Skin, Scrofa Byspeas, Salt
Rheum, Oanker and Cancer Humors and the all gone
lsad directly to Consumption. Now. here is remedy.
our medicine viii cure you-not onsbut number, for
marx no one medicine cures every thing. Our medicines
are purely Vegetable; they are Naturs remedies. and
they act with certainty They perfectly harmless,
because they act in harmony with Natures laws assist
nature IN her struggle against dse8se therefore the pa
tent cannot take them without decided benefit To the
acted we say come, will tell you how you are-what
your disease is the remedies that will cure you and put
you on the road to health and usefulness We cure many
that are given up to die
There is no branch Of Medical science so neglected as
bad and corrupt Humors The nature and tendenog Of
humoi Is Tgan1zdt0n, corruption, DEATH hence
say 10 a thus afflicted you value heath and life get
rid OF that humoI. Our redles will eradicate it from the
system, purify the Blood, and HEALTH is the Conses
quence.
Wesay, then-Cousnumption can he cured. Humors
can be cured Come and see the doctor. Advice tree
Dr. kimball may be consulted in all cases however pr
Yae by either married single with perfect confidence
N. Particular attention paid to all Female Com
Pants weaknesses, suppressons, Difficulties Piles &c
Those afflicted with the Pills, if they will follow my di
recons may be assured Of cure. The unfortunate viii
find in DR. Kimball scientific friend
Dr. hlmban viii wait any that wish, at their resi-
dences, any hour of the day or night.
medicines sent to any nart OF the county by address
ing y KIMBALL, NJ, DIG Front street, Worcester Mass.