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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-01-30

e have 30 often noticed in the r. lend heart
appeals to sailors to write home and inform their
nhions or friends of their Whereabout, that,
Iar means will permit, we have concluded to
asasure that may at least partially remedy the
neglect com plainel Of We will hencefor-
sh full lists of all the crews employed in the
+ Eshale fishery. And thus intelligence Of many
|Al name, Of mlny long-lost son, may be
. the hearth-stone of sorrowing parents
Z in New Bedford on board Of whaler and
oeen heard of SINCE" is { often the closing
many young mans biography, the crush
amany an anguished inquiry. Very many
sho thus mysteriously disappear. after years
! dle, turn up at Honolulu and may be heard
ane means adopted to fix their names in
0i al those who enter the Hawaiian whale
'shve the means of giving an account, but
greater number who annually shift about
'reign ship to another we have no means of
SaS, unless we apply 10 the individual courtesy
speciiys cOnsuls of foreign governments before
4 Ss men are shipped or discharged. We have
s& sea," but those who have viii do justice
Ta's and appreciate their object.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-01-30
Fire.

On tuesday night last, about IL o'clock, the alarm
OF fire sounded through the quiet streets of Honolulu
and crowds of people rushed up and down. back wards
and forwards uncertain in what direction the fire was
Engine No. rushed up one street, Engine No. rush
ed down another, but both as if by common instinct
reached the place of danger within the shortest posi-
bic time, while the Chinese engine was not foot be-
hind in the race. The fire originated in lodging
house in the rear of the White Horse llotel premises
and owing to the early hour of the night the stiffness
of the weather. and the abundance of people awake and
about, was easily subdued. Woull it not be a good
plan and preventive of mistakes if the locality of the
fire were indicated by the striking Of some particulr
bell! 1t custom, and good one, in cities,
and why not here?
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Rct1rn Of tfse Morning Ssar.

.aonary packet Morning Star, Capt. Moore,
/ ion Micronesia on the 29th inst. We &C
e the courtesy of Capt. Moore in handing us
! BE- report of the Morning Star, which we pub
proper plIce, and from which it will be seen
~ .InI has been discovered, not before laid
my book or chart. We shall also gratefully
Ilye-when we receive it-any report upon the
! be islands visited, the condition of their peo-
. be prospect of the missionaries resident there
erin, we compile the following synopsis of the
gu su;h sources as have come in our way.
luiag Star left H ,nolulu August 8. 1857, ar
arOns's Island Sept 8 on the 18th, left again
ssOn, touching on the way at Dupurry's Island
a Ascension Sept. % and remained there "A
nn5 which time she Vis:tel the several harbors
!. I'D. Let Ascension Oct. II, having as pas
b. Gulick's wife and children and Rev. Mr..
family, and proceeded to the Ralick group,
On the way at DuEurry's, McAskllrs and
stands, and az ColvIlle's or Boston Island,
vas determined to establish q new station un-
aTge of Messrs. Doane and Person. Colville's
sOuthern of the R.lick group, and lies in
II ". Long. 1862 As e. She also visited
Cbarlotte's Island, in the same group, where
Bingham and wife were lo;atel, AMI house
/ ir them before the sch ,oner left The ma
new st stItionS, although they hid been rep
very aerce, were foanI by the missionaries
the oontrary-gentle as sucking lions"-
sad to welcome the teachers. The MJrning
zen absent nearly six months. She was 81
the passage from EbonO, one Of the Ralick
Honolulu. Her expedition is deemed to have
y successful. Mrs Gulick and children, and
Gulick came as passengers.
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Elections.

We have received intelligence from South Kona, Ha-
waii, that Mr.. Kupakee elected member of the
Legislature for that district The returns are now full
and it is to be hoped that the seven TOmases whom
the Adoetiser s unable to class either fish fowl
and whose doubtful standing continues to be
of perplexity to its political classification, will range
themselves under some category other at their
liest convenience.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-01-30

r. We confess to disappointment, and will " give
sorrow words" We had expected full notes from
our special correspondent about the trip of the steam
er pirea, but mary note his crossed the channel
and all the information that give in another part of
todays paper, has been obtained from private source
The music of our orchestra being select than
noisy, we expressly charged sour special correspond
ent before parting to take lesson or two in trum-
pet blowing from the A90ertser, that he might be
able to conform TO the necessities of the ms and the
conventionalties Of newspaper-dOm. As we are un-
willing to believe in wifu neglect, we chariably
cude that some accident has prevented agent. He
may have cracked his trumpet, split his weazand or
met the fate Of MunchIusen, whose buge-nOtes were
frozen up in Russa and only hawed cut the following
spring.
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The Americas Circus.

0tfcan brig Leperett, arrived on thesZ7th inst.
= american Circus Company, Of which Messrs'
MARSHALL are the proprieters. Mr.. Rowe is
saAntance in this place and he brings with
= artists whose performances have delighted
'sd'nces time and again. We understand
WI remain bu. short time, and perform on
@s premises, corner Of Beretania and Nuu-
s-f'rs Performance this evening.
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b. w. FIELD,
COM MISSION MERCHANT

HUH OEuTHs UAhu, Sc Is
By permission he refers
B. F. SN"w Honolulu.
e. w. CARrwRIoHT, Boston President .haaxfae-
tErsrs Insurance Co.
II. A. PIERCE, Boston.
THAYER, RICE & Co., Boston,
EDWARD MorT ROBINSON, New Bedford.
Joan w. BARRETT Il Sons, Nantucket.
PERKINS & SMITH, New London. I2tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HONOLULU AGENCY
Hamburg, Bremen. Fire Insurance Companv.

The have bern appointed Agents for the
Company at this place, and prepared to insure
risks against fire in and about Honolulu Full partcu
lars may be obtained at the Office of the undr
MELCHERS & CO.
Honolulu, Oct. 2, 1857. 93If
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-14

A ppies.--S2 bbls Apples Just received and Cor
N sac by (feb6 II. ID. DlCKEY
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Nails.
= GOO KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
~,UOU 100 kegs -four barrel nails
100 finishing ."
100 fencing f"
SO " 4, 5, and inch Spikes in store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON a co.
AUIDING ANDERSON. ANDERSON,
Leis1a0n TsTa NdshtIiie Tenn
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TanneH,S Oil

RAMS Z BRUWN,
No. 10 Public Square, opposite Market House.
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations ON n. g.
c. Railroad, west of StevensOn
EsLsszz.7 sa.5.sS7 So ALL

FIRST Class, linciuding Hats per loO......sl Is
,rt-t-I =. - -.---....-.-.. 90
IuIu LIS .'-........... so
Special Rates for Furniture sc . so
4 NOMfkiIlloN between Steamers and Propellers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused reduction in Steamers feights
on through foods As their charges NAV huctgate
We give above the rates from Charleston or Savannah
70 nashville At the same time guarantee the cost
sa not exceed. at any time prior LIST OF June the
rates as heretofore advertised Though Rates rom
New York and Philadelphia 10 Nashville in connectjnn
WITH Charleston and Savannah steamship Lines viz:
First Class per 100. Al on
Second Class. - ....,. -
Third Class. "........ sS
Special Rates - S0
'ohslsh foods TO Agent Central Railroad Savannah
and to Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
oVercharges sHd damages (eNccrt damages occur
ing AT seal Will be promptly settled as heretofore
for inrthcr Information Cards giving classinca
by mail 20 CUAS NJ ASDI-pil, .Sl,''' VI
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r. C.. McNairy & Co.,

DECEIVED this day elegant lot Of new and desir-
II able goods adapted to the present and approach
ing season consisting in part OF the following articles
Elegant Bayadew Silks;
90 Chene Silks,
90 Flounced do;
&c Double skirt do;
% Side stripe do;
sc Panoda Cloth ''new.'
Flounced Grenadines,
Double skirt do;
90 SIDE striped do;
:" PIfn silks all colorsi
Together with all qualities of Plain Black Silks neat
Checks Plaid stripes, &c, &c, very cheap. Elegant
Iaces new styles We have also an assortment OF La
dies Under Garments such Chemise, Night Gowns,
skirts, Caps &c. ALI Of which we offer on the most
favorable teEps. H. e. McNAlhf q W.
MARRIOTT
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Pennsylvania Nailroa0.

s.sS. -. - - o.
THE undersigned is authorized u issue bills OF Lad
ing for the delivery Of freight through 10 All tho
EASTERN CITIES, by the way II PIrrSBI RG and The
FENNS1LNANlA RAILROAD. II Is scarcely necess,-
~ 70 alude 10 the wel-estabshed reputation of The
T. X X, Tor regularity and speed and shippers will
readily appreciate the convenience Of having The for
ny ot through Li Of ddinq at fnaf rris y,itbor,
charges ON the way. For further Information apply
" ID. D. nICKEY.
aug -. Nashville
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FRESH SEEDS.

FIX ESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER SEED,
lc 10 barrels Timothy 90
Blue Grass Seed cleaned and stripped
Herds Grass Seed,
Onion Cloves,
Prolific Corn,
Chinese Sugar Cane,
Japan Peas,
Iandreth's Garden Seeds,
Flower Seed,
Just received by RAINS & BROWN,
febl3 No. 10, Public Square
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grp Goods, etc.
R. c. McNAXRY e. CO.

R. G.. McNAXRY e. CO.
RECEIVED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS,
TOO DOZ. Alexander's Kid Gloves;
lSO 10 doz Extension S. S. Skirts, white & cold
10 cartons Ducals, new styles;
10 do. Nousn de Chene:
3 do. New style Stella ShawIs, for early Spring
500 Pique Collars and Sleeves, new styles;
Grape Collars and Sleeves, do;
Breakfast Caps, do;
Illusion Capes and Bertbes, do;
Our Mr.. AcNary is in the Eastern cities, ana we
will be getting New Goods every few days duI ing the
season and solicit call from our friends and the pub
lie generally. H. Z. hcNAlRf w.
marriott
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rINHiS very superior and famous HORSE Is ~
Il located Tor tiae season OF lSSs, at my y ~
gsfm adjoining Nashville. Mares viii be re- KIN
ceive IFoui loh March 10 leah % July $50 each
and 81 "a the Groom, duo 10Th July; all cases OF
failure they may be retafnod gratis next year
HiShL.ANlkk bred BY Thomas Taylor, Of :
c, "a a. he Vas SGT by Gencoe, mp his dam castA-
net, winner at an distances, by Monarch imp, sc
hts pedigree b fall pare ana 1saioitis AMI ike the
horse himself eXcites the admiration og the crit
cat observers.
HIGHgANDkRls rich chestnut. 81 excellent oonsii-
tnl. aud tenipcr, usasurng 10 sIsnds ia heght aud
has eHHsual icngth aud stontezs u frame coupled
wt SURPRISING beauty % Farm and aesian. great
rArehofse, HghiAndcr's rePatatEln Throughout The
Uuion, sss Tor some time harriy e4uAied, having
beaten the best ssyle ali u his many competitors
s.silii Carolina anal Georgia, uutl aesst I've years
old she's he Vas sakl Cor clio osrs, Al onee vent
fefts meet oter lQfmsdAb.e risals, whe:eveE be
found.
Ia thts extremely gryiaS career, highlander gained
a. large a share 81 has attended any
raee horse undcr Ike eisg trEv-
eiig and running AL distances he dad, whether in
gossi of bad hsslth AID cghaliiasi.
Al Who haye eaannsasd HIGHLANDER and his colts
fruey express the upinnn, that, oFcefef u sape-
rag stock FOG srgy se be wIl tako Fank among lie
Islnkt repulabse hefses u he country.
mAris-u y = A1bAsuAAs
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DRESTOL BRICK DUST. and Mount Ia
I'D gle Tripol, for polishing gold silver, brass, glass,
&c; new article; for sale by
jan29 RAINS BROWN.
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Moii's Patent Agrirultnral Furnaces

THIS article eoAStrarted IN consequence q
sakgostlon frou the American inssiinse, llsas
slrnpie, Rartahis and lsw priced furnace mas mnch
needed by farmers fer boins and steanlzn fsso and
tF naany meehancaa aad dansessc parposes. Il t1<k
tiF premium Ne L. = Agricultural Kair a LsaL
wills. Just received NM. SIfSNAR9.
Ne. IA NarkeE szssza
Ai~e Coal cos<az Rzasss. and szaAll csosas saaxes
fer es4l. wa
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BIRD CAGES.

WE great variety 81 beautiful BRp GAGS
w the handsomest assortment ever brought 90
Nashville, which We VIII sell cheap for cash
fcb2o-u j. W WILSON
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K E R OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECIJRED KY LETTERS PATENT

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING oII.-Thc light OBJ.
N tanned from this on exceeds IN brilliancy that OF
any other oil tuid heretofore discovered is mex
pIosive, aud will remain limpid in the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend the lamps best adapted
To this on, the Kerosene lamps manufactured by the
following parties Mossrs. Cornelius Baker, Also by
ott of Philadelphia r., V. HaughwoG 4 Co, 4Ss Broad
way, the Bruokyn Flint Glass C. No. 20 Broad street,
Messrs. Dietz Ca. 132 William street l. Mercer l37
Elm ST., aud H. Edwards, ~ Duane street, y. \ sam
pies OF different styles of lamps be at the
Office Of the Company.
KEROSENE LrI'eIcAuNG On, No. 1. Prepared 20 suit
the finest and all other kinds Of Machinery; burns
brilliantly IN Locomotive Head Lights Car lamps, all
the ordinary Solar Hand Lamps, ami stands great
a degree OF cold as the best Sperm OH and admira
bly, adapted Ia Railroad and steamship use.
kEhosENE LrHRfc1riNG Ons, Nos. AND g. Superior
Lnbrcators will be found TO possess advantages
any Oils Ia the market ct same priccs-wil not burn
and have been thus prepared 10 meet the require
ments OF Railroads and others
kKRosESE BISSActE on Prepared expressly for
hips aso aud will DO found admirably adapted for
no use OF Steamships, Men Of War, Merchant Vessels,
Lake and River Gran, and burns all the Cabin,
State-room, B.nnaele, forecasue Lamps, signal Ian
terms, kc
Bnnacie OIL viii remain nud as long as best sperm,
and will burn all night without requiring 10 be trim
med an advantage that viii oe obvious every ship
MASTER.
The Kerosene OILS can be obtained from the Whole.
sale on Dealers ship Chambers, Druggists and Growers
in New York, and the regularly appointed Agents OF
the Company many III the pfnciiss Towns and VII
lagos of the United states, the canasas and the Island
OF Cuba
Incal Agents appointed On conformity with the rules
established BY the Board ol Trgslccs), application
10 AUsEESS,
6ESERst AGKSts, KRs,rESE uaL ConfASy,
No. so Beaver street, y. N.
" B.-circulArs with fau r4artionlArs testimonials,
prices &C, viii be forwarded GA Application above
fsb2i--sism fF GO q
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
WE in receipt of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties ever brought to this market They
all of the growth of 1857 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
DR.. Landreth X Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden Withersfeld, &c.
Risley Fredonia, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
for gratuitous distribution. Call and get one.
In addition to the above. have a large supply of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins X Co, 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers Of Flowers have larger and better assert
ment from which make their selection seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
janl3-tf Opposite the Market House.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS.

4 OPTIONAL SUPPLIES Just received a large
n stock Of Cheap Trunks
JOHN RAMAGE,
marriott A. College street.
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COAL COALtI
TIIE SOUTHERN CITIZEN

THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN
rs published at Knoxville, Tennessee, by JOHN
j mitchell. X Wal. G. SWAN, az 81 per annunf
81 for SIX months, payable invariably IN advance
Mr.. mitchell having commenced, IA the 18th mum
OF paper series OF Letters addressed 10 the
Hon AIkxASDER II. STEPHENS OF Ga, which, when
completed will furnish entire historyof
THE IRISH TROUBLES OF 1918,
WITH THEIR cAusEs AND CONSCIOUSNESS,
Tho souIsxRx CITIZEN viii DO the more Interesting 10
both American and Irish readers Bestles these coh
tributions from Mr. Mitchell, the SOUTHERN CffixkS Will
continue have lis usual quantity OF original matter
upon paiitical and literary subjects prepared by hn
The circulation, though large and constantly icreas
ing, the Projectors have thought will be much more
extended by an announcement IN this form.
Communications with renittlnces may be addressed
70 Mitchell swAs, Knoxville, Team, "a any Of the
following Agents;
s. q. CouRrfSAv Co, Charleston SoSssAa Carolina.
THOMAS Is. OtoSsRR, Savannah, Georgia
j. G. MORGAN, New Orleans louisiana So
JAMES A. GENTRY, Richmond, Virginia
ALEXANDER AbANsos, W.silhirtoe Guy. Fl
TAfIISAGE x TURNER, Cincinnati Ohio.
j.. NJ HASERTY, lilo Fulton street, New York.
s. H. GoETzIi, 50 Daaphn Street, Mobile, Ala
BENZ. d. DAVIS, Masonic Budding, Montgomery,
Alabama.
Ross x ToucTY, I2i Nassau street, New York, sup.
ply dealers only upon favorable terms,
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as- Clubs OF ten will be supplied with the paper
for SIS. april,
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V A r N I S II /.
To Coach and Carriage Manufacturers Cabi-
net Makers and Painters

To Coach and Carriage Manufacturers, Cabi-
net Makers and Painters.
TNHE undersigned have received the agency for the
j. sale of the celebrated VARNISHES manufactured
by the 'Haywood Varnish Manufacturing Company, )"
which universally acknowledged to be superior TO
any other Varnishes the United States have just
received large supply Of the following different kinds
which they will sell at very small advance Manu-
facturers' prices
Black Enameled Coach Body varnish,
Elastic 90 I'M English.
I'm. English Wearing &c Z"
" 20 Pale Coach 90 4"
Brown Japan
White " "
Scraping
Flowing
Polishing
Black Iron
White COpal
Iamar
MaStic
Walnut Stain
Extra Fine Carriage
RAINS & BROWN,
No. 10 Public Square, opposite Market House.
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TIE GREATESF WONDER OF THE AGE.
Canada Prolific Corn.

DRoptt1NI iFosn 50 70 care . las EFala. sIlRlI
MALLS. HooFER ( 90, n Cedar slssss,
An1 Z c. NLScaIS Lacola Hall
nsrlS-1n
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Tanners Oil.
OOO GALLONS Tanners OIL best quality Just
l,OOO received and for sale low by
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GENTS, WINTER BOOTS.

ToHN RAMAGE, - College Street, is in receipt of
81 Gents super Calf Water proof Stitched Boots.
=. - Congress i. : Caters
d" A" u. :. Shoes.
d" q Pump sole Dress Boots.
:" +" - Caters. etc
ian~S-u John RAMAGE
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Coal Ranges and Cook Stoves.
WE have Just received supply Of the best pat
w terms OF Louisville and Cincinnati COAL RANG
Is which cook with the smallest quantity OF coal and
which We will put ap at the lowest prices.
Coal Cooking Stoves,
% various patterns warranted be Of the best quail
ity, and Of different sizes Wrought Iron Cooking
stoves, which have never been excelled, FOR either
eoa or wood.
leb2O-u J. W. WILSON
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Paper Hanging.

IL knds u Pain and Decorative Paper Hanging
n done IA the besg maAner and cheapest priees ~
4 D. FRANKLIN
e. Orders ieft al Wn. Ecars, No II pe2arftek
street. ula - profnftly Attended 70.
fksEtz -tiessrs. A. r. Crozier, Jos II Nhiie,
n. baF-as, Horn 4 sea- l. A. Gcrbry j4n@e
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-25

A letter from Paris says: s'The expense
caused the Emperor by his visit to Com
piegne, is described to be prodigious; all the
household is there, and the household is vast
in number, and dear to keep; the hunting
establishment is there, and it exceeds in
number and magnifcence, and consequently
in cost, that which Charles x. used to main
tain and yet dearly did that royal Bourbon
love hunting, and right royal was his GENE
RE; guests Of high decree are there, and
have troops Of lackies with them; and last,
but not least, the entire companies Of various
Paris theatres are taken down twice or thrice
week, to amuse the distinguished party
and what in pay and presents, and travelling
and incidental expenses those companies
absorb good deal. Nor is it only the EN-
peror's purse that bleeds; the guests them
selves have to buy uniforms Of green and
gold for the hunt, and the ladies are re-
CURED to appear in two new dresses a
day."
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-25

ABB MORTLEY, ESQ, Of UTICA, N Y, writes "I have
used your Rctoral myself and in my family since
you invented it, and believe it the best medicine for its
purpose put out With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do without it.
take any other remedy"
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza:
BROTHER AVER will cheerfully certify your Fsctoral
the best remedy We possess for the Of whoopng
your fraternity in the South appreciate your SKILL and
''''1''' 80 - HIRAM coNKn1N, IND.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, Ia, writes Sd JAM, 1855:
had tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors
six weeks took many medicines without relief finally
tried your eora by the advice Of our clergyman. The
first dose relieved the in my throat and lungs
less than half the bottle made completely WE'LL
Your medicines the cheapest well as the best we
buy and esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies
as the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANcHEsrrR Pa, Feb. a. 1856.
en: Your Cherry Pictorial is performing marvellous
In this section It has relieved several from alarm
ting symptoms Of consumption and Is now curing man
who has labored under an affection Of the lungs for the
last forty years. HENRY 1. PARKS, Merchant. 4
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, MONROE Co., IOWA,
writes Sept 1855 During my practice of many years
have found nothing equal to your Cherry Pictorial for
giving ease and relief to consumptve patients or curing
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most con-
vincing proof Of the virtues this remedy found in It's
effects upon trial
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
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no human aid reach; but to those the Cherry
Pictorial affords relief and comfort
Aston HOUSE,, NEW YoRK CRY, March 5, 1855.
DOCTOR AVER, LOWELL: feel It duty and pleasure
70 inform you what your Cherry oral has done for my
wife. She had been five months laborng under the dam
gerous symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid we
could procure gave her much relief She steadily fail
advice recommended trial of your medicine. We bless
his kindness, do ski for she has recovered
from that day She is not yet as strong as she used 70
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHErDYvnLE.
C,sumpsues, do not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL It is made by Of the best medical
chemists tho world and its all around bespeak
the high merits Of its virtues. Pnaddphid Ledger.