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"A POST I'VE CuKE FOR CANCER. WITH
- OUT THE USE OF, CAUSTIC Or KATE Epdors-
ed and Legazed by Especial Enactment Of the State L
gsature Of Maryland. witt good report from Eve physi-
clans Of the Huse Of Delegates WIN we're appointed 70
The undersigned will guarantee cure Of all external
Cance where vital parts have becmp involved before
tient 70 good. ;5JE 4ss Sz- rti1 80. - =
The above all that is deemed NECESSARY to saw A thu
great efficacy Of this rem5dy is pretty exiensvey
pamphlet giving asefi intasms.p al the subject win
b 10 s RECURRING the knowledge II cGnfans Who VIII
incloae stamps Address, sss7s zlssg ~ - =
= $3.50 8 IS s Il John CAFHERSr
% Othce, Ios Ba1tmQEe suss halin' Re, Nd,
'ay 70 ieee eO-i,pA
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NOTICE.-THOSE INDEBTED TO The LATE
~ firm Of BROWN WIGGINS. are urgently request-
as longer indulgence cannot be granted Those falling to
pay up very shortly will find their in the hands
Of an officer, IS :, 49,. go :
W. J. BROWN.
- Suy -, 1905. 2 - t7s1t g '|'7 SIT.
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NOW READY.
Spring and Summer Goods for 1888.
MY SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF
MI FANCY AND STAPLE DKl GOOLS - NUN
IN STORE AND READY FOR EXA NATIONS ny
STOCK is WELL ASSORTED. EMBRACING EVERY
VARIETY OF THE LATEST IMPORlATiONS, WHICH
WILL BE SOLD AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE
FOUND IN THIS MARKET. GIVE Me CALL
HI. L. EVANS.
RALEIGH, APRIL 18TH. 1888. Sl-tf
DoNNETs, A GREAT VARIETY, WHITE
ID AND CULRD; FLATS FOR CHILDREN, MISSES,
AND YOUNG LADIES, AT
RALEIGH APRIL 18TH, 1853. FL IT.
COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVES rs, kinnONs,
u GLOVES, &c. JUST RECEIVED, AT
RALEIGH, APRIL 18th, s5s. sl--tf
SKIRTS, A GREAT VARIETY. YOU WILL
- FIND THE ONE AMONG THE ASSORTMENT
THAT ADDS BEAUTY, GRACE AND HEALTH
ALSO SPRING MANTLES.
HI. L. EVANS.
RALEIGH, APRIL 18TH, 1853, 3l-f.
no NOT IAIL TO CALL AND EXAMINE
IL HI. l.. EVANS STOCK OF GOODS BEFORE
YOU BUY. ONE DOOR ABOVE r. SMITHS COR
NER FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
APRIL 10TH, 1888. 3l-n
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
THE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE has
- isTg stock Of best. best quality BOSTON Ice u b.d
Arrangement 8 have been made VIII oh viii sn.u
subscriber to furnish the citizens of RALErGH and m The
sons residing or near any of the Railroads in ,h per-
popty with this article, so necessary for health sae
fort. al prices 50 low that it BE- enjoyed at rs,r Cum;
Gust Wy snal
ICE delivered wanted at any of the Depots u, a.,
rous Railroads in Barss Boxes. Hg>hrads or C,r Is
prompt attention. 'se
A a. vANBoKKELEN, Agent
~ '"' ''' $780, 4o-Smpd
A Situation for a Physician.
NV ISHING TO CHANGE MY RESInpvo,,
5" offer for sale or rent my MEDICAL OFri,;v
uaied in Woodville, Berthe county, NC Thu.s WI ST.
10 learn any thing in regard to the situation can
addressing me at Hotel p. o., NC. w y" ey
ROBERT C. WATSON Nm
June 5, 1858.
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Raleigh, NAV a. So
= ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSrRYl@sss 80
VsNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST COMMENCED
s Rs ssd y @ 81 snd
Of all kinds and they will be able them to their
CUSTOMERS at the same prices paid for them at h North
This the only establishment of the kind far they
know in N"rthCal olna for manufacturing spokes, rims
The subscribers rely confidently on the patronage their
's'''" '''''1e'' 10 SUSTAIN ne NV b. WILLIAMS
N. s. HAhP.
Raleigh JAM 49, 1885, 6-tf
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, &c.-ThE
LADIES AND GENTS SADDLES, Of every grade and
quality; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; CARRIAGE,
G.ods usually kept Regular Saddlery Establishment
which will be s.d for cash. short credit punc'ual
buyers Orders thankfully received and promptly exc
c.w.D. HUrcHINGs:
Raleigh March 10, 1853 EFF.
TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNhS!-5O SOLE
u LEATHER and other Ladies and Gents Travelling
Trunks; Valices; Carpet Leather and Cloth Travelling
Bags IN store AID for sale oy w u uurcu,xcs
Raleigh March l3, 1853 22-t.
Water Wheels! Water Wheels!
VX7E ARE NOW MANUFACTURING VAN.
w DEW ATEK'S Improved J0nval Turbine Water
Wheel, for Mills and FactMies Of every descrption and
all those wishing improve their power, will find
Their interest ~ address us by letter. stating the nuber
of heat! and fall their usual amou of the kind
Of machinery To be driven; We can then give The pce Of
warranted do certain Uf work. Time
ygen test The ph.e and if it does not to our
figure the wheel aud gears to be delivered to US ut the
mill of the purchaser.
HEATH Il STEVENSON.
Laurel Factory, Prince George county, Md.
ROBERT BAIRD, Agent Richmond, Va.
April ~ o5S. 34-ly.
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nsCELLAHFous. .

900 to ZOO Balesof Cotton per Annum.
r AM STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
u R.cky Mount Mills, Edgec"mbe county, n c. s.1 to
lUO0 Bales Cotton per Annum and will deliver any of
Railroad Depots. free Of fire ghts puncual
three months time discount Of ~ per cent for
Cash-Cott"n Yarn. Seine Irvine. PIow Lines &c
Orders addressed to WILLIAM &. BATTLE R.ckv Mount,
Edgecombe County N. e.. will be promptly attended to
March q, 1855 24-lypd.
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~...>e Va ..e adams Lex press Company
RALEIGH, n. -, Juhe ~, 1910 (
MIR. WIN. b. REID, LATE MESSENGER, WILL
M SUCCEED VIM. WHITE, Jr, Esq, Agent Of this
Company, Raleigh.
w. H. TREGO.
Superintendent.
The patrons of this old established and responsible Conn
Pany are fully informed that they Can offer superior
facilities for the rapid and safe all descriptions Of
Freight and valuabes all paris of the United States and
Europe.
G"ods forwarded twice a week by Steamer from New
York.
Duly L:ne-lnlapd from New Nork, Philadelphia Balti-
and Richmond.
Shippers will find this cheap, quick and reliable means
of obtaining their freight and their patronage is respect
fully solicited.
VIM. B. REID, Ag't.
52-lm.
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= BBLS. FRESH PINE APPLES
- Received this dav,
At JONES l. MoORE'S.
Raleigh, July Is, 1853. 81
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A CARD. ~
IL PERSONS having business with us will please
address Boz lit, at Rslegb work is at Smith
field for ths present rs-fr - = q y, =
PALMER SMITH.
haieiRn, July ", 1898 l.=-t.5 5g-t.
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1r1scE1LAHrous.

~ a.
FURNITUR e! FURNIrup,.
T0HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNoIrx,.
the CnIzens Of Wake, and all the surronnJ.sCE TO
ties that he still keeps nn hand at his coun.
Furniture Ware Rooms in Ra,e;,,
e S9sore< East If Cape Far Baakl
A large and extensive assortment IF the hos,
anch Bureaus Centre Tables Secretaries Cb. uniur
steads, Wash Stands &c. &c. all Of which no r; Bed.
the most reasonable terms All orders nun w." ,. sell
faithfully attended 70 at short notice S"s md
- -seszat-ays. = HENRY J. BROWN.
MAHoGAyY, WALNUT. AND coNno.
tW Also FIsKS metallic BURIAL CASES Assess nu'ce.
band The Subscriber has fine HenSe for Fune, syp 10
si0,s HENRY Tpera ncca-
April 2s, 1883. Ds0wN.
HORN FIELD PEAS For PLANT1rc
Bushels OF an excellent variety, put up IN s.i. 100
For sale at
Raleigh, March 81, 1858. WIEN
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CITY PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

10TH AUGUST 1853.
IN MONDAY, THE 18TH AUGUST NEXT. being the
~ first day of the County Court at the Court House
door in the City Of Raleigh the undersigned will proceed
to sell to the highest bdder Lot 76 and part of Lot III
copal Church and Bank of the State the East gate
ct the Capitol Square, being the former residence Of Maj
VIM. J. Clarke. " 10y
The improvements consist of house and Kitchen Office
and Outbaildings, all Of which will be sold separately
TERMS:-l2 months credit, bond and security with
interest from the LIST January 1885, when possession will
be given; title retained until paid for. - - :
.= as.. 7. p DEVEREUX
EDWARD CANTWELL.
july 26, 1888 --..-..... . 8O-td.
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SD(lA DOZEN BROOMS FOR Salem
~VV HAND, ut the Bronm Manufac,ory Of the
Institution for the Deaf and Dnmb and the
Blind 2On doz. Br,,ons, which will be sold Northern
prices Specimens Of the Brooms may be at the
Of = H Young, Esq
Address Raleigh, W. ID. COOKE Principal.
81 3m.
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HANK STOCK ron SALE. u sS
1Ot4 SHARES OF Stuck IL bank Of Cape Fear,
G. DEWEY.
i RslsigA Isly %, ls6a. .@e = = "a 5s-M 4
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IUST RECEIVED
% lU Bbis. Foxes celebrated Crackers.
JONES MOORE.
July r. 1853. 56-tf.
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. ,:s.u,tv has arisen between France and Brazil
\ nni 80 the property of French subjects dying in
The French Consul had struck ms nag at
razL- ,,co and appealed to his government.
"" ,,--r;s.sv il the s Dead Rabbit candidate
john noas;dency. The cabinet has been arranged
y the For Secretary Of State-YankeeS Sullivan,
toho" so.refary of the Treasury-Dsd Cunning
q for Secretary Of war-fom Hyer. Esq. F;
NJ .rst,ry OF the Navy|ohn Do6son, Esq; for
So Geueral-Billy Mulligau, Esq. for Secre-
rv of the lnterior-So"' Do'i"" hSq-' 'i iHui"
G-John Keitt, Esq
I---.sev saws that his wife's connexions are OPP
he' Lis continuing in the profession" He
Psei ooeu a grog shop and lead a respectable
: oral life in future
-, hear of Heenan's re-appointment to the
We" 1 House Office which ne resigned, as the per-
piston" ~ its duties interfered with his training.
rn'hS been logged worse than CLANCY Jones
uH he stands a good deal better chance on
), annI Mr.. Buchanan ought to do something
Poa ~ -PToridence Journal.
v.,n0 Mems Christian Association Of New
ine n.rs,rmed a noble work during the preva-
Feans' Z. Yellow fever. Soon after the epidemic
pee Oh ~w they divided the city into sections, as
gan " a,cb A visiting committee, advertised for
Enihe ,hJ;sbed ipfrmaries, and, in short, engaged
Nd Systematically in relieving the suffering.
irh! 80, a month, more than 1000 applicants
g ,hs;, aid. Several of the members of the
feNr-rmi,tee have died with the fever.
.. -aDorrei That euu OinuSy SOh~, "0os
msn in Pennsylvania for Congress, has been
aien u5n;ster 10 Austria. The President takes
poM ~ ,ho.e whom the people repudiafe, and the
re ,. - c.re of those whom the President repudi-
Tha g,eat struggle for a year past has been
,bs President and the people. Never before,
80 q our government, has such a phase
inc ""snIsi by a Democratic Administration
rTf5cnia Paper .u.
.4~auv RgrrsEs THE SrAKEs-In the chess match
MOE varnhv and Harrwitz, the former won D,
f"en low Bells Life ia London says:
Was to lie a~djudged TO the first clear
ne On guiug TO the Paris Club, on
= 20 pIay the ninth game, as was appoin-
lnIai - WIS informed that Harrwitz resigned
This was hardly courteous on the part of
III and Morphy, consequently, has refused to
s,,kesl He does not play merely for
IL WIS instly vexed at the refusal ON the
ne!, " carma5 professor to play out the match
the terms agreed to.
Ps,sntlv of dislocation of the spine, Mr..
a-T CsbIe Mr. Cable but a few weeks ago
A~.-ar,I v in the best health, and communion
- with his friends. Since that time, how
- 5,s taken to his bed, and. Notwithstanding
no,spt and powerful application of electricity,
rradually became weaker, until it ceased
90. .Isog.ther. Contrary to the usual custom,
-, 80 his bed was made the source of unquali-
-s5s;ng by his friends. He rests in peaces.-
s.6,r toa CN: CT Jouraai-
= nsuver had no; vet heard of quartz. but the
s.s-nation would seem to Indicate a great SINH
- bstxeen these mines and the first discoveries
Csh5FnIa-
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GRIEvAScEs OF rae UNITED STATES AcAIysr MAJ
ico.-our regular correspondent Mt the CITY of Mex
ico' wr.ing on 18Th August, says: For fear the read
es OF lhe Buffefin may not be able to call to memo
y the various outrages committed by the Mexican
government against the American flag, and against
American citizens, l shall here enumerate a few.
Without going into explanations
The Imprisonment of Consul Smith. at MazatIan
Tor what appears, by testimony on file in the ". 81
Legation OF the City of Mexico, and the State Depart
men! a, washington, to have been a proper discharge
The insult given to Consul Rice at Acapulco. and
the loss accustomed to MIN by the arbitrary aud dis
honest acts of the officials of that port, as appears bv
testimony IN the State Department at Washington.
Inc arbitrary Punishment of Consul Forbes from
ms oihcial residence and place Of business at Tepic
on what appears, by Mexican confessions. to have
been false charges, preferred by disreputable parties.
ihis act was committed without retaining the ere.
qudfur of Mr.. Forbes, which makes it a most positive
insult to the American flag, besides a most elarino
outrage upon a highly honorable and much esteemed
gentleman. F- ~ T
The Imprisonment, lately, of an American at San
LUIS Potosi, for refusing to surrender a deed to prop
critics which he had bought and paid for according
10 the laws Of the country. The American refused
CIV up ms deed without some consideration, after
oe,mg advised to do SO by the Government
Inc cold-olcoded numbering OF several men at Dun
oars store at Arizona by Mexican officials.
Inc Punishment of several Americans from their
country, becarse they, with the advice of the Amer
lean Minister, refused to comply with a decree i'm
posing a forced bond upon them.
The continued imprisonment of Ainsa, after his
proving himself innocent Of the charges preferred
against him, and after his release has been repeated
~ asked for 10y the American Minister.
The seizure and couiscation of several American
vessels without any just cause.
The arrest and detention in prison of several Amer
leans without any just cause, and the denial to have
trials given them after months of confinement in dir
ty and unhealthy cells.
Repeated examples of bad faith on the part of the
Mexican tToyprnnnenfi in f,ilin1 n conr1x v-,&b eto
agreements made with American citizens.
Repeated cases of denial of justice by the courts Of
the country when American citizens have been inter-
ested. Many of these cases have been so classified
by the higher courts of this country, but the govern
ment continues to disregard the just claims thereby
made against it's. F. Bulletin.
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CALIFORNIA WHITE WINE.
~ CASES CALIFORNIA WHITE WINE
u g. L. RICHARDS { co.
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RIGGING LEATHER.
IN IA Nu.AN TO ARRIVE PER 9 ~
rem" 50 sides Rigging Leather, for sale by r,.o
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I'm aO9ertistrtnts.
JUST RECEIVED PERfSYREN !!
CHARLES BREWER. Cd.

1Ae SQAe
OFFERS FOR SALE THE CARGO or
~ the American clipper ship
| en'
FROM BOSTON.
Dry Goods.
BaIes ticking, Mems asnne, shirts.
p Rass light flannel. Grass cloth and linen coats.
l. Boots, shoes and Leather.
Cases mems thick boots, Cases mems drab Cong. boots
do do brogans, do do goat brogans,
do do DO, enameied, Oak, harness. russell and rig
do do pat, lea. strap shoes -
Groceries. 6~ssfas
Bbls herring, Gases English mustard,
EOS s,e~,ses do black pepper.
Half boxes Goldfish, do red currant jelly.
DDS Carolina rice, do cranberry jam,
Bosss tobacco, assorted qualiss do %arsiinoe.,
Cases raisins. do boiled beex
Baskets olive oil, "a Els do do mutton,
Cases water crackers, DO esnisone @s,'' )
do oyster do, Boxes soap, !
do wine do, Half bbis dried apples,
do brandy peaches, Gases refined lard, e
| do brandy pears, do preserved vegetables,
| do Spanish olives, Casks hams. ls N -
$1,000 lbs navy and plot bread, in whaiemen'. ca.t.
Wafer bread, in cans.
zoo bbis prime pork,
Cases assorted sizes sheathing metal,
Kegs composition nails. assorted sizes,
Fun assortment cotton duck
Hard Ware and Naval Stores.
Bndls NIB IS iron hoops, Bbls kaolin,
Kegs rivets, 4 to IS, Tower bolts,
lron wire, Upright locks,
Boxes charcoal irons, Closet locks,
Boxes copper tacks, Mortice locks,
Bars best refined nat iron, Casks iron ship spikes,
Bndls nail rods, Bbls pitch,
do Norway shapes, do tar,
Bndls assorted so refined iron, do rosin, tr.
Bars do do do do fire proof paint,
Sheets boiler iron, do soda ash,
Cases alcohol. Boxes beeswaS,
Bbls bright varnish, iBbls chalk.
ALSO
A full assortment Of Manila corlage, from / inch to 5 inches
Coils whale line, hawsers, I inch,
Whale boats, 1000 bills oil shocks.
Sundries.
Bales gunny bags, Cases oil cloth,
Blacksmith's bellows, BALES kassocks,
Casks Cumberland coal, Boat davits,
Bbis sail Irvine, Whale boats,
Punching machines, Oak boats.
Cases stationery, Office chairs,
Boxes solar lamps, Common chairs,
Cases palm leaf hats, lSettees,
Nests trunks, Gases saddlery,
Emery cloth, do enaneled cloth,
Bales mats, do children's caps,
Bill hooks. do curled hair,
Percussion caps, Force pump and hose,
Gases boys hats, Signal bells.
do umbrellas,
Lumber.
An assortment. consisting of
Oak, hickory and ash plank,
White pine boards,
Spruce plank,
Clear pine clapbozrds,
Bundles pine laths
131-Sm Shaved cedar shingles
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The Undersigned has on Hand.
A Nd OFFERS FOL SALE AT HIS STORE
"A on HOTEL STREET, at very moderate prices:
Ladies' bonnets, (new.) elegantly trimmed,
Babies white embroidered merino hoods,
Do do wooden hoods
Do do and colored wool boots,
Do embroidered cambria robes and waists,
Ladies' CATERS. various styles and qualities,
Misses, do do do.
Children's CATERS and shoes,
Ladies' Lsie thread stockings, plain and open work,
Misses white cotton stockings,
Ladies' do do do, various qualities,
Ladies' corsets, white and colored, various styles,
Crochet needles. crochet cotton, crochet collars,
Embroidered cambria collars, latest fashion,
Rich thread lace, from l to 8 inches wide,
Velvet ribbons, various styles, figured and plain,
Rich bonnet ribbons, do sash do, do betting do.
Fancy silk ribbon belts, do elastic do,
Brass hoops for skirts, barege dresses.
Brliiants, French prints, kid gauntiets,
Cords and tassels, heavy do for furniture trimming,
Ladies' black silk gloves, do Mohair mist,
Dausss table covers. white linen damask napkins,
White cotton curtain fringe. gents cambria hdkfs,
Coats sewing cotton, Philips wax thread.
Linen and cotton tapes, all sizes,
Linen towels, diaper, ladies' and gents grass cloth hdkfs,
Black and colored silk fringes, great variety,
Ladies' mohair caps, various styles and qualities,
Ladies' heavy grey falmas, black cloth do,
Black silk mantillas, white ruches. <v IA
Gents white cotton socks, very superior,
Misses broad leaf Leghorn fats, Tuscan do,
A few cry ELEGANT GRAPE SHAWLS.
Dress Trimmings # every description. including a great varf-
CIV of Fancy Buttons. and numerous other Fancy Goods, too
numerous to tarticularize. 1925 IF. g. CLARK.
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i a supSf1OI DFOVA6 ASh0s III"
Gases Muslns,
Cases Victoria Lawns.
Superfne Clothing!
Frocks, Paietcss. Pants. Vests, Neck Ties,
Hats, Caps, &C.. &c.
s1t -s5 ALSO
WILLOW CARRIAGES AND CHAIRS,
WOODEN WARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIOUS,
a~asaslg~ 81 AXES aSa agaaM
SUNDRY HARDWARE,
VERY NICE CHILDREN'S SOCKS, -
.g1A~ a CUTLERY, 8UL
SATlNS AND SILKS, FARIoUs-.
BALES BLUE, SCARLET AM GREY u-NDERsHIRTs
AND ENGLISH SOAP,
CASES THREAD, NEEDLES, ETC.,
ENAMELEp DUCK Fob CARRIAGE TOPS,
sUNDRY FITTINGS, COACH TRIMMINGS, ETC.,
cRocKERY WARE, ETC, HOLLOW WARE, ETC.
And an
Assortment too Numerous to Trouble the
Readers.
APPLY TO THE UNDERSIGNED.
j. r. wATERHOUSE.
II Splendid Job Lots for the Marquesas and
Society Islands. Apply TO
l21-rf JOHN j. "A1hhhoooH
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Tee Cream! lee Cream

U@HE PROPRIETOR OF THE
LC ICE CREAM SALOON. wishes TO inform the public
that he has opened the above named Saloon. on the corner OF
Nvusnu and Chaplain streets, where he HE happy 10 nr-
nish them with the Besr Ice Cream that can be made, ana -
re.souabIe notice. viii furnish Parties and families with auen-
,,an "a di.natch. VIM. II. MUDDY.
11s' am4 -.-saaaEt Proprietor.
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spteial Aotites.


Amy man who profcs.es to understand all
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absurdity upon
the public On the same principle, any medicine which Fro
fesses to cure all diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf
dence, and should at once be denounced as a quack nostrum'
The Grsfenterg Family Medicines do not assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy They have eleven different medicines
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved, be-
yOnd a question, the efficacy and certainty of these preparations.
Their list comprises the following medicines;
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLIcoN;
GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA;
GR3FENBERG Pile REMEDY:
GRFFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFENBERG CHILDREN PANACEA;
GREFENBERG CoNsUMPTIvE BALM
GREFESBERG EYE LOTION;
GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY;
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs
GRRFESBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH;
For sale by s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents. REDINGToN & CO.
I22-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco =
Thu Gr@fenbrrE Vegetable Pills nre
considered the standard Pin of ths day, and are infinitely
superior TO any Pill before the public They Operate with
out irritation on all the excretions, purgng the blood by the
bowels, liver, kidneys and skin.
MARSHALL"S UTERINE
an infaIibIe remedy for al diseases Of the womb and urinary
organs, weakness in the back, pain in the breasts, nervousness,
debility, etc. In California and Oregon, out of more than a
thousand cAses where this medicine has heen used, it has in no
single instance failed to give permanent relief or to effect a GER
tain cure.
The C~r1fenbcr. Medicines are for sale by
s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents. REDINGTON * CO,
122-smI Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
PoLYNEsIAN ENCAMPMENr. No. 4,
O. Q. F-Under the jurisdiction Of the r. W. C. Lodge of the
United States. The regular meetings Of this Encampnent are
held on the Ist and 81 FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend
pr orler. c. P.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1855. 12+d
A.. F. s. A. VI. LIE PsocEEs ne LocE.sIE LooSE, No.
I2i, under the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Council of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds It's regular meetings on the "Wednesday nearest
the full moon Of eac, month, at the old Lodge Room, In King
street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited 10 attend
August Is le0-fl J.. o. CARTER Secretary.
HONOLULU r. A. CHAPTER-Under Dispen-
sation from the general Grand Chapter of the United States Of
America. will hold its Regular Meetings on the Third Thursday OF
every month, at the Hal Of The Lodge .LE PRoeRrs De LocE-
ASE." 1871 Per Order hf
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