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MISCELLANEOUS

calomeI. crude mercury, quiaiEe- 2re5lr, lead: ENC, Honi %a AZ
- I.fire- or auv ether POISON, should have rtSn5 x 2 a
~5-t-fare4 IN tie human sysen- CT N ELleh ht.GSiaZ- FupPmS
- Is--b:n- "a renaIred aaC fUrchar, that hundreds O LaHu
sa1j 81 Drsuaure graves through Fl Hualed or oFeE-ISeW
zaIrs or oil. Let the people ponder On these things, ad = Z
49, ara d44uTe.f victims OF Medical raScalry desire h1Ln- l
Int-Ire ne honor Of one man at least, thai L VII % e4ptt3
MATTRESS AGENCIES Of Good Food Ar. Pure SalGt ~
80 CI5-lrfng. the EIecsro-Cbemicll Baths. and the SleTpLISS1
Waking Hours th1t without a particle OF NActA an 80 Z
OUS MEDICINE. I VII so arouse the powers Of tAeir ser IL -
if there De anv strength left they shall speedily g- perfecuS ~
in body. with minds 80 expanded % the perception OF 49,
philosophy, as thereafter u cause them % set their IACes -
all Professional neueS or fools, an1 awake them 70 a AH1NNU.70
OF the evils OF ent~lsCing their own vital interest u the h+ep11
Others whose interest must ever be- alCagOnistIc % their own
Address. by letter OF personally, DR. BOURNE water Cue
Physician. Sansome Street, opposite -. Nicholas H90@l, S1l
Francisco. importer into this STATE OF the FIRST anu ONLA
apparatus for giving these delightful &ni beneficial El1cIrC
Chemical Baths. and whose experience II their use warrants mn
in sDeakiug 81 them in the terms he employs They require great
caution IN administering them and Dr. Bourne never thIuSS
that duty 70 others, thus avoiding al danger
Y 60 many lying and forged certificates, and PRETENDEU
editorial Recommendations are published. that those truthful
statements Of facts which Dr. Bourne could offer, are wIIhnehls
rather than any should suppose they were merely - got up
II Consultations without charge. and charges very moderate
for the benefits conferred
II QUICK ~CURE-SCRE CURE=f curable)-s the
motto Of DR.. BOURNE.
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THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATHS
a1 m R0U

COUTH-EAST CORNER OF SANSOME
- and Commercial Streets opposite the g NNho1aS HStSL.
San francisco. are eErcEing the mast eXIaoflLarE C1hES 81
Fever and Ague, Intermittent and other Fevers- Jaundlce, DIS
eases Of the Liver. EIlnevs. the Genital and Urinary Organs. al
Sexual Disorders. Paralysis. Neuralgia including Tie Dotoreux,
SE6 joints and are also employed Win astonishing success II
DISEASES OF TIE EYE
Also. al INDECENT TIcerz. Trmors- SweIings, Abcesses, Cancer
OF ,he Womb. al other affections Of the Womb, and Generous
Affections generally. AID Scr0fuIa- These Baths seem 70 be
Natureis own chosen meIiGm for efectTlg cures where al other
means would fail without than and prove beyond the possibility
Of doubt, u all who take them. the iniquity Of Medical practice
which poIsOus the human system By administering to i cal2mei,
arsenic. lead, zine. iron aECmoly- quI1Ine, I0itie OF potassa-
and 4 whole uo=r IF IzaiIv dr1.s which remain n the system,
and are EXTR ACTED BT THESE BATHS
During nearly fifteen years I have never given even a solitary
dose Of oil or salts. much less any POISONOUS pRCGS, or
herbs, and have NEVER seen 4 case IN which they were requisite
If Water Treatment was employed When viii the people cease
to BE- such simpetOns a. % hire men u POISON and BLkED
them, while they also retain on their statute books laws against
poisoning. manning. and bleeding CATTLE7 Are the members
Of the human family less worthy OF protection than animals L
assert N the face Of this entire State and the world At large, that
there never WIS, Is not now, and never VIII be, = case in which
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
A ASSORTMENT. comprising the
IA following variety:
Crates containing white Granite Plates soup and dining
Do do. Breakfast do, do do soup Tureens,
Blue do. do white do. Sugar Bowls,
Do. do Covered Butter Dishes, do do Chambers,
- - HIh- Ccfee Cups. Burlington Pitchers,
Toilet sets, complete, white Granite Bakers,
Do. do Dishes. assorted sizes.
Yellow IrUnst0ue Nappies, extra large size,
Cut and pressed TumbIers and Vine Glasses, Gobiets,
Britannia and plated Tea and Coffee Pots,
Mugs. quart pint, and hat-piat BOWS,
For sale low by Old J. C. SPALDING.
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TyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEE,

= II III III hL1L-F
- instructed By His Excslencv the Minister OF the Interior p
continue the overland Mail Carriers throughout the Kinzgfou.
Notice Is hereby given that hereafter HAL Carriers VII q d.
patched as below
0S kACAI-Leaving Mr.. Wtfemaun,s store every TreSIay
morning for Hanalei- returning Wednesday.
LeaTing NavIiwiI every Thursday morning fT koIoa, Ha17-
pepe and Wainea returning Fridays
OS OAHC--Ihe day OF departure Of the Government Mall
Carrier on Oahu Is Thursday Of each week. leaving the P-
odice punctualy az 9 A NJ, returning SATURDAYS
Us AACI-The maIlcaTrier VIII leave the Post-ofce. LahsZS
every Tuesday Morning, and passing through Waluku and As
hului- reach Makawao about 8 p VI Ar l. NJ WednesS,
for that district, and passing through Kula, Tor5ertsrIe and
kalepelepo, return % Lahaina On Wednesday night q ThErsAi
Morning
NAIs on HAWAII.
The MaiI-Ca1er between Kawaihae and HIo EE1leaTs C1p-
Laws Store az haEaIlae every THURSDAY. and rerrA-0
leave B. Pifmaa's Store IN lilo every MONDAY
4 Nal-Carrier leaves Captain Laws Store a KaEa-h5s
kaIua and healakeakua the first and third THIk>pAl-
each month. and leaves Capt Cummings Store al kealaAeA-
the first and third TUESDAY Of each month.
Between HIo and kau- the Mail viii be sent every b1mII-y
leaving M Pitman's Store AT HiIe, the first and third NoNpas
Of each month, and leaving M Shipmans residence AZ h1a-U
first and third THURSDAY of each month.
The NalCar1ers throughout The kingdom VII be ah,sS9 q
carry small packages. other than letters and papers, sdhFe*"
such charges IS may lie fixed on hereafter.
July L. 1S56-L JOSEPH JACKSON, PoSt-I2sea
lust RECEIVED FROM SAN FRAN-
O CISCO. per Yankee, and for sale by the un1ersig@
20 " No > Manila CharooSs. SUPERIOR.
1 Case Pougee Ha1dkerrhiefs.
10 White Embroidered Grape ShaEs,
= blue tszIed Flannel,
scarlet -
6 Bales ~ Cab. brown Sheetings,
Is Pieces Canton Grape. black and brosn,
Sacks superior Flour, Brugans,
Superior Black Tea, In papers.
Cases superor Tobacco. ! D plugs ~~pT
Istf A~P.Ksk
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Tins aF7rd Measure. Bv the exercise Of the manyE TT
lie courtesies. which al have more OF less at their
command but which too many neglect to employ II
Their intercourse with their fellow creatures
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NEW STATIONERY.

NEW STATIONERY.
TNHE Z ID z z : IGNE HAS JUST
n received, and Is now opening a select invoice Of Office
Stationery, consisting IN part Of:
Sets fine acct books. Portfolios with and without locks
All kinds x sizes Mem books, Bankers cases i wallets Of al
Tuck mem books every variety, sizes and variety,
Log books all size, Pencil leads.
Ruled and unruIed cap paper. Slate Pencils.
letter paper.Sealing WAX several varieties.
Fancy. plain, & ruled note paper. Brass pens for red ink.
Broad and narrow bill paper, Round < fat ebony s mahog
Red and white blotting paper, any rulers,
Post Office envelope paper. Letter Clips bronze. gilt & board.
Blue laid document paper, Printed & blank receipt books,
Red lead pencils, Laquered caIenders,
Drawing = several kinds, Tin paper cutters,
Letter copying books, NOtariaI seals,
InksJands patent screw tops. & Desk BIotterS.
several other kinds. BOxwOOd sand boxes.
Ink black, blue. red. camine Tissue paper of all colors.
copying and indeIibIe. Port mOnaies Il variety.
Steel pens, including Hunts Invoice files
Kinks and Wells, Damascus. Morocco cigar cases,
AIbata, 4 Il dozen other var. Gummed labels.
Envelopes a great variety, Marking brushes,
Waters fancy and common. Bill hooks.
Penhohders Il great variety, Cards of every variety.
Boxes water colors. School CORY books MANY kinds.
Ivory and cocoa handled erasersCargo books printed.
REQ Tape, Flat copying brushes,
Linen and office twine- Blanks Of all kIrds,
Ivory x lockwood letter stamps.Shipping papers,
Gummed Lawyers seals, Nautical aInanacs 1857.
Round Il fat paper weights, Thermometers Of various sizes.
Wrapping paper Of all varieties. India rubber bands for fling pa
Drawing paper imperial < royal. pers.
EnaTneied paper assorted cclors. Boxwood and Metal wafer stands
Gold balance for Am. coin.
Nov. L. CotO II. u. WHITNEY.
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REV. MESEC!!!

- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
A--Z lately returned to the Islands, begs leave . II
E.TsS f ss 5st TIE iad a ,, and ss Rts.17 Oft. ot Hq n hi INA 5n2t
s-Cisa OF Is profession, with is various branches
Lessons given OF the PA FORTE. VIOLIN, and
ACCORDION. with Instructions II the FRENCH LANGUAGE.
The undersigned would also beg leave 10 oder his professional
services a. private SoITeas or evening Reunions Piano Fortes
vel tuned and sJrlng-ald % those families who may chose TO
confIe their instruments to his charge and contract by the year,
b. engages az the rate Of S12 per annum, payable quarterly, 10
keep them II constant good order, ard wlI pay monthly visits
for that purpose Manuscript or engraved music realty and
correctly copied. and poetry ofevery description put to melody.
Terms moderate
The eountznance Of his former friends and the public n gen
esI IS respectfully requested.
Is9 C. 6. ST. CLAIR
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OF d

CST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK.
, per ship
Lady BIessingtoa memoirs,
Travels in Europe and East by the Rev. 6 J. Prime,
Harpers statistical gazetteer, Tr-coiored sketches OF Paris,
MctlUeens orators UogChstone- Woods Illus natural history
Grinneirs Arctic expedition, The Russian and the knout,
Farm book and farm Implements,
Utah and NoruuES-hiStOry Of. Bleak house by {. Dickens,
Alison on taste, David C0pperield. by Chas- Dickens,
Donbey and Son by DO, Christmas tales by do,
Newcomes by DO, History of the instruction in China,
Days American edition bookkeeping,
Swiss Family Robinson. I vols, C0H1be'= constitution of man
Keith on prophecy, Courtesy By Henry,
WeHieifs Blackstone a vols sheep0
Pendennis by Thackcray, Vanity fair by do,
GTeyS geology and structure Of the earth.
Vols Abbotts histories Illustrated, Franconia stories,
No Marco PauIs travels, Do story books by Abbot,
Morrcfs American shepherd, Il mo,
Hlswclrs engineers pocket book,
Barnes notes On the gospels. Miss Beechcrs receipt book
Brandes Encyclopedia Of science, etc, ETC.
stephens travels in Greece, , vols, do DO Egypt, do do,
Do DO Central America, do de, do DO Iucatan, do do,
GersGackers' travels around the world.
Cummings travels IN Central Africa, Robinson CTusoe,
History Of wonderful i1vcgtipnS, Leigh Hunts autcbJog.
Webaters royal octave dictionary. Horses geography,
L0SsinGs field book Of the revolution, , vols,
Hgcs travels in China, ArcaniIEis1 or life IN Chile,
Mss Beechar's letters On health,
Mountains and moIehIis-rt travels in California,
C06b's miniature Lexicon, Goodrchs spoilers,
PIursrUh's lives, Logrey's universal atlas,
Harpers Magazine, bound volumes,
Mrs. Sherwoods w0rk-I6 vols, CUveIleinfs anatomy,
Percy anecdotes. fifteen decisive battles, Christian theism.
Notes On the Sandwich Islands (Ha0Ie.l. ITpge-s mechanics,
North American Atlas, EasscHs Polynesia
H~unbOklts Cosmos + vols. Pierre OF the ambigudes,
Mar1i and q voyage taither, Noby Dick or the whale,
Once, Beiourn, Type, White Jacket
Vols Bohn's classical Library H0ary Heal,
Lily and the bee, Wilson's Mexico and the Mexican govt,
FowI@r's speaker Lambs poe5iclI works,
BCnners child history of the L ).
Miss BUnkIy II. n = convent, SguieFs Central Amerca.
50 vols story books, red cloth. Learning to think
Learning . talk S-d) II Nj WHITNEY.
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TEE COURTEsIEs OF LIFE--Cnder this head the
Philadelphia Isquirer has some judicious Suggestions.
Ii we look 10 men OF success IN any aFCcation OF life,
We find that, with few exceptions, they have been
persons OF courteous department and generous impuI-
ses. We extract a few passages worthy y attention,
especially By the young:
A bland, polished gentleman,
Polite ard kind % al
I've have more than once alluded 70 the beautv
CT courtesy IN the ordinary transactions OF life. The
subject IS az important one, although i nay net
seem 50 70 he h2sty and i2ccEsi5a-ate. Many = Cao
has Lost : icTtuce II consequence CT the want CT 9
EGle courtesy AmenlC CT manner and prCpTfy &C
language should be constantly cultivated. They
pcssezs a nagic and charm that are admirably caIeu-
lated 10 Soothe and eonciliate. II IS almost impOsSi-
Ole to conceive how st times. q kind word OF gentle
lock touches the heart. The effect, although instan-
taneoUS, lives and fingers for years. There are many
little and Comparatively insignificant acts, that never
theless develop character and exercise influence. Ii,
therefore, courtesy be constantly adhered to. aud care
IF II be as regularly violated and neglected, the evil
influence must BE pernicious.
The little c~ourtesies of LIE cost nothing ard yet
their value can scarcely De overeStIrated-
Amenlty q manner has a power that is felt more
or less IN every walk or sphere. It imparts an add
tional lustre to beauty. while 1t robs deformity Of
much OF Its repuision- Who indeed, cannot point out
some forcIble illustration2
There are a thousand nameless little savings and
doings, which serve TO sweeten the pathway Of Life.
and impart TO the social circle j degree Of refinement
and delight that, TO be appreciated must be enjoyed.
by courtesy OF manner we do not mean a cen
slant effert 10 be dignifed and precise-or 4 rigid
adherence 10 certain rules and formahtleS- Far from
il. The heart should speak on such occasions. and
the genial spirit Of sympathy should be distinct and
apparent. An act Of courtesy IS never out CT place.
In high life or In low, it Is Ike q beam Of sunshine N
the social world, and which II at onee softens and
brightens. 1t may be recognized III the beggar as
well as the king. The proprietor cannot be too kind
or eonsiderate TO those in his employ. Al should be
treated not enly as human beings with human sym
pathies, but as sensible and susceptible. and as capa-
bic as well Of understanding an act of rudeness, as OF
appreciatiDg one of kindness and good Will
ssThere Is enough rudeness and asperity among
mankind. the natural results Of difference Of views.
collisions Of trades, and e~lashings Of interest Let Us,
then. whenever we can, adopt the gentle and the gen.
s-ors poI;cv. the refined and the considerable, and
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CASE OF IyFEET0R SToCK-Soule tIrmers SCH or
slaughter their best stock Of COWS, ewes or s0vss and
thus DESTROY al hepe OF improvement CT a blow
Dos 4 bcfter show 4 disposition % htte1 easily =
She : encourarei bv feed until fat and Is then sold or
eaten. while her fellows CT the breed o. Pharoah's
Ia4n king are kept fr milk CT rearing calves, because
ther are not and cannot become III for the b1tcher-
HIS a farmer q sJW pig thar becomes fat with the feed
on which the res q his swine are SJlrvEHg2-he gives
her over 70 the knife and PrGpaglteS from tgla Sh,rks
and corn cribs He has : fine, round. tright-eyeI
ewe-she viii BE fut about the time hs halt-Eisei pork
barrels are empty. and she Is stripped OF hcr me
skin and fir proportions simply because she : worth
the trouble OF killing ; ard thus many OF our farmers
rerpetuate = breed Of animals that are 4 disgrace 70
the country they seem uneasy while they possess an
thar VIII draw the attention Of their neiGdbors
or the butcher and Voc be to il If pat on 4 better
appearance than It's fellows. From that time IL doom
5 sealed.
To improve the brceI Of animals It IS by no means
necessary 70 incur great expense IN the purchase OF
crack stock from distant parts. II the farmer VIII
take 4 horse and ride across TIE country some fine
DAY and view the live stock Of his neichborS. he viii
soon perceive that there Is abundance OF means Of
lettering his circumstances by n cross Of exchanging
ut Il little cost, and he by this means Is improving his
Judgment Ly comparison, and boarding up experience
for a future day that viii lie Of more value 70 him
than the expense Of many such pleasnrable excur-
si0ns and improvement once begun and persisted in
for short time, VIII produce such n correspondent
an proremeRt in the mind and circumstance Of the
flrmer, as viii ensure its continuance and richly
reward all his labor and outlay. 1t Is only 10 try it.
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SCHOOL BOOkS!!
lust RECEIVED PER "MESSENGER
- BIRD" from Boston
1000 Parkers Primers.
500 do. Word Builders
100 do First Reader.
100 Prices Spelling Book,
80 Monteith's First Lessons IN Geography,
200 do. Manual Of do.
100 McNaHy's Geography.
loo Davies Primary Arithmetic,
80 Parkers juvenile Philosophy,
20 do First Lessons in Philosophy,
CIark's Elements OF Drawing.
LAriner's Steam Engine.
Fulton & Eastuan's Book Keeping,
Juvenile Choir by Bradbury,
Lectures On Arts and Sciences,
Masonic Char,
Plymouth Coll Hymns and Tunes.
SIIman's Travels in Europe, . vols.
2430 II. WHITNEY.
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CALIFORNIA WINE.
HENRY "a

SDIE AUENI
ENOR THE Sale OF GENUINE
CALIFORNIA WINE from the Vnyard Of Fruhlag l.
Co. CT Los Angee=, has just received per TGakee, cases CT Red
and White Vine. which he offers for sale low.
This Y me Is highly recommended BIZ the medical men OF Cali
&rnta fr iaTalj=, and prescribed - them IN preferences 70 any
cehz- 1S-f
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COLOR OF HORSEs.-A proverb says: GA good
horse can not be Of 4 bad color." DOmestcation
appears 10 have the effect Of multiplying the eolors of
animals. The prevailing color Of the wild species IS
a bright bay but Foster says that among the troops
he saw in Central Asia, the dun and grayish-brown
coIorz were most frequent. Bell judges the chestnut
10 be most common in Tartarian districts. SIR Fran
GIG Head states that many OF the horses of Pana-
ma are piebaId. The black Is rarely found among
Arabians. The leopard spotted Is said 10 be frequent
in China. In England it ranges from miLk-whIte TO
coal-bLIch- Some persons are inclined 10 give the
preference 10 the dark colors. from the fact that,
among animals generally, the lighter the skin the
weaker the energy. Lord Bacon seems 70 have enter
tanned the@slme idea, when he asserted white to he
/ the color Of defect
\ modern writer asked and answers the following
question
Why are horses with white legs and feet less val
liable than those which have not: Because, even 1T
a wet soil and climate, white hoofs are more liable to
accident and Llmeness than black ones, and IN stormy
soil white hoofs are much more liable TO break and 10
contract than those Of a dark color
Another writer says white feet and Il white face On
a horse are Indications Of physiological conditions,
and favorable for endurance or any other good quail
". They are, in fact, Indications Of a scTofulous
tendency. Hence the following, quoted by horsemen
from the time inmencrial:
/ One white f5ot-buy him
Two white feet-try him
Three white feet-deuy him
Four white feet and a white nose
Take Oft his hide and feed him to the crows.
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SOMETHING NEW
At THE HONOLULU DAGUERREAN GALLERY
IMPROVED AMBROTYPES.

AT THE HONOLULU GALLERY
IMPROVED AMBROTYPES!
Photographic Picture. on Glass aud Paper,
HyTIE e having rpcatIy re,u-As
from a visit u san Francisco. taxes pleasure n infomiB-
the public thai he has introduced and Is now prepared 70 exc.
cuue those splendid and permanent pictures On glass 81
known Is the
RIPROY AMBR0TTPES-
And thai. with several sets OF NEW N>TRC MENTs. Il n
mos celebrated makers together with A vel Constructed -
F-hr. he i enabled 20 take Amb0typG- Stereoscop@, Dagur,
reccvpes and al kinds Of Photographic Pictures, = = superb
manner and in any weather.
PHOTOGRAPHS ON PAPER. OF persons views Of residences
Sims. parts OF the city. &c- which IaaE be sent 70 absent fen5s,
bv letter. taken by the dorn OF half dozen-
A.. on hand. q great variety OF cases and frames. f he
latest styles
Dacuerreotvpe Instruments AMI Sock for sale, and iasrse
ions in the ar given 70 persons desiroGs Of visiting other pars.
Il. STANGENW AID
Honolulu Oct st 1856. IA0
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HEMP - inches wide Corn
Soaking and Qsnaburgs for sale az econuical rates by
JyL 1T ROBERT c JANION-
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WINI Nv Ed AND EOELS iLE- FIR
- -CEFLON,- from Boston
Bales br1zvn Cotton. cases blue Drilling, do DO Cotoonz.
Bales heavy Denims- DO Ticking mems zip Brogans-
Mems cali Brogans. do lasting Caters.
Women's Shoes. native pattern Supr- linen bosom shirts
Tierces Hams, half bbIs dried Apples.
Best Eng. Cheese, IN tins, casks asSUd glass Lamps.
Bent-s water. soda and butter Crackers, in tins,
Asstsd sizes cut Nails. boiled inset oil, IN cans.
Spirits of urpentine. pure white lead Nests painted tuh..
Barrels cider VINEGAR. a complete assortment q slationery
Gases patent charcoal sad Irons. Sc- &c
For sale by (6-f) t. HACK ED < CO.
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DIR.
WATER CURE PHYSICIAN,

Having every facility for the scientific administration Of water
Treatment. offers the advantages OF this natural, rational, and
most e6cacious mode Of curing diseases, TO invaids, in either
,rurs q chronic stages Of suffering. and especially % those labor
Ing under the RCINOUS EFFECTS OF CALOMEL- and Drug
treatment generally.
There are 10 uauSeDuS or poisonous medicines 20 SNa4hON OF
nav for as Dr.. BOCRSE does not administer any whatever, nor
bleed. cup or Ieech so II Is not only the BEST but CHEAPEST
system for restoration 70 health.
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SS feet 1 inch White Pine Boards 80 VI feet l inch
t0ngued and gr0oved Flooring Sash and Panel Doors, al sizes
Window Sash=s and Blinds Of assorted sizes. For sale by
ST. H. = Co
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EeEST WEIGH STEAM Dali for sale by
Ii July l. lit ROBERT C. JANION.
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. In IlrJnIC or AcLIe tl-lTlaISCl- ULl-rlEa- UyspeTs1a
Fever and Ague. Isthmus Fever, ALL Nervous and Sexual dis
Or1ers-in fact, in all cases, the WATER CURES Of UNEQUAL
ED VALUE
Apply personally, or address by letter, as above.
Z PARTICULAR NOTICE II
The :" Russian Digger Indiarri Turkish, or Egyptian Steam
Baths-"-the invention Of barbaric mints-with all their EVIL
C0NSEQT ENCES 70 Weak Lungs, FACILITATING Hearts, and de-
biiCated Digestive and Nu1ritive Organs ara NOT Water Cure.
and bear no more relation 70 thar glorious system than does q
horse 70 a red herring, notwithstanding all the false representa-
tons 70 that effect. Dr. B0CRNEs the Pioneer and only Water
Cure Physician on the Pacific Coast and Is Ga1y demonstrating
his skill in his art with the highest sIccess-uringt those whom
the medical fraternity had placed almost beyond the confines Of
hope such being the general character Of The cases demanding
and receiving relief al his hands Let them continue 10 CONC
and be HEALED ard converted, TO this wiser and better way
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