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VI MEMORANDA


Annexed is = list q the stations % the British, American and
French naval forces On the Pacific Coas- % the Americas Some
f~ changes may have taken place since the list was compiled,
(at Panama. but none Of material consequences:
BETTrsK-Fr4gst=G snCes. flag shipJ s., Vancouver screw
Bteau-sloop Term1gant, ., do; &C. ew steam-frEate ToVaZr, 81,
do; Scrsv steamer Satellite. q do ION special servce); sore.
sran surveying vessel Plumper, II do: screw steam-sIoop
Alert, do; gunbosts GrappIer and Forward. do; Amethyst. -,
cnsst ~ Mexico; screw steam-corVstt- PyAdes, p. do, paddle
wheel steamer Vixen. 6, Gusyaquil, screw steau-siOop Mutiue,
I6, Valparaiso Gals pso. Is, Pacific islands; screx steam
corvette Clio, 81, Panama
ANEETC ASs-Sseam--oop Lancaster. flag ship -. expected
a. Panama from Acapulco sloop Cyane. 20. on the coast q
Mexico, on the way 70 Panama; steam-slO0P Wyotni1g, J,
Calsoi steGm-siOoP NaragaBset, 8. Napara!sJi It c-ss side
vheeiei Steamer ssraHse, 9, sailed from Panama July ) for
san Francisco stooP LsvaEt, 20, Honolulu; SlOop - Mary -,
Panama. slOop Decatur. Gn OuiinaryJ san Francisco.
FREScH-Shipoftheln Duguay rruuInL hag ship %. Caliao,
corvette Serieuse. 81 Cailao; corvette Caustaaiin. 81, CalIaO;
STEAMER Gegere. q, Gender ~ AdmiralJ Callao. frigats Isis, On
her way from Europe. now due at Nalparsiso-BHIiefin-
WHALES ARRIVED HoNE-The following i a list OF whalrrs
which have arrived home from Honolulu, from June l 70 July
o With their cu--u.S
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Correspondents of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser

Mr.. EDITOR The Editor of the Government
Prostitution Organ, intoxicated with his success
in lobbying through the Lower House n bill patron
izing lust and insuring n class for whom he seems to
have a particular affection, against the natural con-
sequences Of their favorite aruusements, fairly bursts
with exultatiou while OVERLOOKING with bitterness
against all who have had the m~nnliness to oppose this
act. But cui bono? Why all this growing and
cursing Is the achievement one Of which ne has
occasion to be so excessively proud2 What is this
law for which good men are deyoured for opposing:
What friend to public virtue can examine its provi-
sions without seeing at n glance that its inevitable
tendency, if not its avowed purpose, is 10 make open
prostitution both safe and l7rfu(? If possible, it
would make the most shameless Of vices respectable.
It inaugurates this as a legal institution Of the king
dom as really as marriage is an institution; and puts
the certificate of the abandoned woman on the same
parallel as the marriage license. Il not only licenses
the crime Of adultery, hut it declares it TO he no longer
a crime, places it under the special guardianship of
the police, and, for aught we can see, guarantees to
protect it by the whole force of the kingdom, military
and naval. 1t tells Hawaiian women that instead Of
remaining ut home and obtaining an honest liveli-
hood in = respectable way, the government will do
what it can, at the public cost, to facilitate their de-
sire 10 make money in the basest Of callings; that II
they will but ask it, the government will give them
certificate endorsing their loathesome business, and
SO will do what it can to secure them customers. Il
will not only license them without charge, it will give
them a JoHus by paying their Doctors bills.
Instead Of driving the guilty perpetrators Of such
shameless deeds into the dark and making it a base
and disreputable thing to live by their vices, it organ
u" "'"' !l'Y " s7'e Ho'i' T''D"she7 ''e" is Il
p''.'c '"s,'u''o"' s'eS ''e" i Tree e"'rIer openly
u 'o'a' ne " 0 u common ueceney' ana promises
not oh'y 70 refrain from executing the penalty OF hu-
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The PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. AUGUST so.

WE continue our notice oi the acts passed by
the Legislature as ITS late session.
Io - At e e tGI nanny ,T ~ nI.L c%,II 1i, "a !, ii Inn 10
premises.
The extent 10 winch the onense oI selling peer
and liquors to the natives has been carried by
houses regularly licensed ana under ponds not 70
sell to them-Is IN part attributable 10 the
lOOseness and ambiguity Of our laws on the sub
ject. Simply by employing an outsider To furnish
the article, the law was eyadcd, and any quantity
Of the stuff sold to natives. The new law was
couId furnish inr,xic,rfn., drink =, NATIVE lint
whoever drew il mn ,rroar. e., bave had in
view the interests of both sides in ntrlcLiny the
following clause
"Inles- he esta5l-Les, to ne sa,isaeti9a r. ~ curt or jury
committed aithout Ms kuoal=l=- Or ascent, and ;has be ha- not
in eons Ite thsrSoGr .''' '''-- W '~-
Now II would -eem No. q very diFa.ult tbinr
FIR d.,Io- .s.ah1isb Tho. .,,.b oG,,.n
,nav 49, Losn .,umi,,.d a,rinS, H. 3D.. I'D
c,nso,ue,,1r ..w;.b,r+ h. Ln,rvIad,o 81 assent p,
or thar h. docs NOT .kn,vingIv,, receive anv
pecuniarv prgft or reward. If such be the case.
the law will he found IN 10 a. lame A. unv of its
predecessors and this defect has evidently been
intsntionaUv allowed 2, mss like ~, many oF
our laws. this would seem to have been enacted
without due delibsration. Some saw we have too
much Iaw-makinp. the fault is not that we have
TOO ma,v laws but that our laws are :, hastily
passed. that 50 soon as they are applied. they are
f,rnd full os a,,rs Witness the Civil Coda-a
moro unfinished moon nIete mass of laws WAS
never enacted in anv country; and every session
of the Le,fsla tur. for the next ten Years. as has
been the case in the pasr session, will he taken
IN mostly with amending. altering. and cancel
ing uortions Of il. which work. had the Code
been published. freely discussed, and passed only
after mature elaboration, might. in a great
have been avoided.
1s-Ax ACT 70 amend the English version Of section $50 Of
CiTi Cole
Inc ABOVE law correctS i discrepancy hetWech
the English and Hawaiian versions If the Civil
cd ,DaLi,r tho school ta~ n, -, bIa br all r,aIas
49, ,-9,, ,,I sr,y rsors of ors The
ga. o.rir,c4 rso5s =. ,-cn,o
% .,.s. Civil c.t
This Iav c,n,eunI,tes the more efr.ctuaI sur-
,-.s.i,n or Illicit di-,iII,,i,n Of shirts nv n CON
f~sc,,i,, or 6~is,f1in, arr,-,tn ,sa5 FIR thar mr.
~ ,-er.L ar+i.ios c,r,5 ~. Ii,bI, >, saiz-
N-tr- - -, 81
- N. r.
,,-.-siGn OF wLateyer l,nd ana water NAV bs required for the
'se Of the Honolulu Water Works.
Under this law the Minister OF the Interior IS
authorized to appoint three competent and DIS
parties, who shall have iuI power TO
lsseSs CATER hearing on the part OF elaImants)
he value OF any lands or water rights aPproprl-
Ited for the Honolulu Water Works Property
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ton 5 also amends chapter 50, section l. Oh me
Penal Code, by authorizing hard labor to bes
added 70 the penalty there prescribed
25-ty ACT 90 am-ad article > eaal:er :. oc;he civlCoie.
The above ..,4e OF an act Is = fair specimen OF
our Haw4iiau legislation. The second article
o.. the above chapter :. extends over sixteen
raz-~. and refers To no less than fourteen different
subjects. The tide might - well have read IAN
a-- Z. amend tie Civil Code" 1t should have
ben ian act O., amend sections S3--j and 8 OF
the Civil Code. relating IT, vendors of opium
and other poisonous drugs The Laws wholly
repell- the above sections, which allowed an
opium license t. DE- taken out hy any physician
on payment oi forty dollars. and the sale OF opium
"tg tain-m-H" Is t. he allowed by any t"o per
sons n Honolulu and one % I~aaaInd, on pay
ment o. 4 fec OF $1,000 for each license. Inc
license i u be sold at public auction, and the
above sum l. the upset price The law was evl-
IDENTIFY intended To restrict the traffic in opium 10
the Chinese, but 1t fails IN that, a. any licensed
physician Is allowed. under section /, 70 I'M
port, sell or furnish any opium or any prepara-
ton thereof, without a license the old opium
license law being wholly repealed. Should 1t be
found that any licensed physician can sell IL with
IT,
our restriction II = 4us>'''''''1 ""e'ns' '"e i""
- '' HS''i'e III - Vi n oP'N'"
d" 4 N"'"0P'y' ~ P''101Ir7 NJ - P"S
- ---- - - -
'-
- -
Tbisis Isl s,m,ls ofour Iav-ma kim IN advanced Of
the wants Of the community. The law makes it
for any one t. sell r0i. fish. &. f-,yt or rae
TALES in the street. In all cities in the world.
We believe. the poor are allowed TO vend and sell
anywhere and everywhere. The corners of the
streets in London, Paris. New York and other
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DEPARTURES.

Aug 23-Sch Henry. Henry. fr LaEaina and Fest N-ui.
z-Sch KAlAma, M-GreEDr, Tor Lahaiua and Hlo-
2+-Sch odd Fea0w. Caudsg-. for 70 . On Kauai
25-AUI barkentiu- Jenny Ford, Moore. for Victoria. V l.
2T--ch kamoi, Wilbur, for Lahatna-
2T-Sch LhoEEn. Gardner. for Hlo.
29-ShN ettis Merrill. Borres. for kohala and Hlo-
2.-Sch Esiuua, for NnrfN0 and Hno-
23-Sch Motkssi. Wsth=rh@r. FIR kahuiui, z Maui
2s-Sch kskAalunhf, Narchaut, tr Kona, hawaii
2s-Brig Mary Ellen Bennett, for Victoria, vi
29-Sch Excel. ior Ports on Ksuai.
2s-Stsamsr kIsuea, Bush, for Lahaina, HHO and inter
mediate ports
2g-Sch Ealma EoCSe. Chadwick. Tor Victoria. VI.
29-Sch Mary, Berrll, Tor kawaibae, Hawaii.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS

Aug. 9-Al ship Harriet ( Jessie, De.h0n. I3days from san
Francisco. ~ith American maIs-saHsd same day
&r HSu-xong.
2-Sch Lihoihn, Garlner. from Hlo. with pull, &C.
24-Sch Mary. B-rrI. rom EaEaiha=. with cattle.
2E-Sch Kalana, from HID ant other ports On Hawaii.
2+->ch Eekauuohi, Siarchaat. from Kpus, Hawaii
25-sch kInpt- Thur, trom Lahaiua-
2o-s A. u, steamer Eiauea- Bush, l.: hours from
Nawilwih.
2o-Sch Maria. Moiteno. from Lahains-
2S-2 2 VI sch Nstte Merrill B0rr-s. 20 hours from HIo.
2s-Sch Margaret. from Lahaina sni p1rTs on Maui
Gs-=ca Excl. f-oo ports ou Kauai
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-,
HAN'A y q" -, - b.. hs-n
sure 10 s~e '"'' y II
eogAsS' 4, ""' '' 10
long experience III '"e e.-S'"- -.
Oh Inc NV Il me "'' So ~ ,-f
bal e1ac'ness IN al o1>n,>7 en''"-.'1 " N" a.
- t0f1"S '-- - -
out As me man most n"e" 10 .'' =
making the steamer 81 9'' IL ."-
Sae may 10" DC SCI Cow" "s '"' '
ha"a'i' anu ~ SOWING '' A'1>''"' "
her 10 me oe7' "''.1.'-s' "'' W.
WISE selection ID s'-I'"= -s. "
oeSt Hd"p'e' 10 "s "N> !" 90 d
cast q N'''1e'-- ''
VINO 50 sueeeSS1.s . -,
Ne" LonloH' anu mas 50 III t0 rs. ',.
entire s4;S''taea- "@' "a u
'~' p. - .L:. Id .-9
not g.inei without years Of experience aud q "Hni'
these qualifications i no aisParaEeme"i 10 MS 'o"'-
ties rs "a shipmas,cr-
QUIET LINES AAEAO->e" '"'' 'e
Is pl"' ami The II oAoIA-'ts nave e'' '"'' ?,
aud spent most OF il III pIoNI"lI5 'l 'e vans
the inner and outer man Tor the coming '"o years.
and have mostly returned 10 receive the alohas Or
.--.;-,o-.s -5sra will he less
aIa'ts-'s % az,
10 taIh ABOUT III lite c''c'e7' "us II. 80
lectors are coming over their documents ana Ee'Hu5
ready their blanks. preparatory 70 paying their re-
spec,s to the faithful subjects Of the crown, but the
taxes once paid, like printers bills, are scarcely
thought Of again, and We relapse IN the quie'o'
September life, only TO be reused by the daily 'ele-
graph signal, No. i, which We hope will not De
long delayed. =
Little RHoDE-on Iuescay morning inert "P-
Tha rnI IN. tho ErrRaFE "A call Tor 4 ~ III =AlE
evening bsa5a5 q. Attention. sons of Rh5de-Island.'
We near that there assembled somewhat less than n
boLer,s dozen Of nstriotic sons. all fred up for the
Constitution and the Union. No report Of the pro
ceeiipcs has been furnished, but it is rumorei that
the result Of the caucus vas that a fund should be
fa'seu . L y NY ursvtis fr soInts on
s., - v ,ban = : boned that
'"e - - na,nI
~ va"
NARROW EscAPE-On Wednesday afternoon last,
as VI 'o1epm y . '-'De %acsa -
u u.e9 ""0 -
py some acc'ueh' u o'e'SS"' '"e F"
the ball, having traversed the gown and under
clothes and passing between the feet OF his eldest
daughter, a girl ten years old, who stood close to
him. lodged IN the Verahuan noor {, Il nus,
w the S;5a Of Mr. Bootb. We can imagine the feel
inrs of the father aud the family. and silently add
Polynesian. -
THE NErTIE MERRrLL."-Thi favorite Hilo pack
ct, which will be found advertised in another column,
returned from Hilo on Sunday afternoon, after a
very short trim. having been absent only fire days and
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Nsws from the Whaling Fleet.

LaHal.A- Maui Aug -, 1850
Dgta z.s-ve have the pI-a-e.- e ---i.az yra .rzVifh The
EePr-t rg r-rf-v' fIT season fr1rfsr. T.. %. HHH Dtrs.r
CaI- G=rE= -rcsu- % " g. arrived ar Oil, rr- inst night,
from ,- E-Ia-. G-z-l. T.- - s-E a- -a- .-fv- Tina
T-at1-T aa c= gr.s.I Lad I.- s-g 4. zte-.l- aa- --.-ay t-
fret part n che -=as.a, AMI Che ~aaHaz Ta- ball Ia=s=-
81 % b. h1: FIX whale, 4aI these 20; web raa -.a.-- 90 NJ
syI weather. aiaI, be Ert af July. Np-l Of a. sLls we're
leaving fr TIE more northern cruising rla-s-kam-eaata
aat 'H= Arctic only three ship, .Le Jea 20, i.ld=Aa and
Gen PIKE. z=re known 10 bound south CAPT sl0e-m -ays BE
has erl.-sl from shore t5 shore. has teen fast %, three whales
;h-y $50 r1t ~. and h-d tro large ones missed. lie too cue
zaaI= that s,ozeI d9Ta 30 barrels Yrs GlLgAs = Co.
Report
Agg. 2s-Anved, ship th. Barker, >Iocum. Nh, 50 mos. 400
xh. 20 sp. 1900 Doa--5OJ vi, 5JJJD.ae season
wHaLz-HIP- sPoEgy or HEARD IRON
Nay IO-Ei-ctra. Brown. NL..-.---.---- GO sperm
Ij-Iouing light, Luce. Nh. clean
I5-Viueyari, Casr-L. Ed-rn.-.... clean
July 5-TamerIane. wils.5v, SB.-...-. 2 whales
6-EmeraIi Fl=r-=, NB----.--...- ! whale, 20 sperm.
g-Ocean, Clark, SH-----------..-l2O sperm
IJ-G11d Return. Fish. SB..-...-.. ! whale.
I5-Harmouy, Kelly, HOu.-.----.. l whale
15-C0ruthian. Lewis, NB.....--..- = whaie=-
ii D. Thompson, Crosby, NB.... > whales
I5-J1Eaa, Vinegar, NB.--.--...-. 1 whale
z5-Isah=la, Ticker, SB---------- ! whale
Zg-Jeferson, Bunting, SB......-.. ? whales
zg-Temp=st, Fl.h, NL....-.-..... : whales.
z-Gea. Pike. FISHER. EdTrrn...... = whales
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ARG
% EEavZadIoaA Ba-Ix
r.. w. w OOD,"

JUST ARRIVED FROM
- - M L. * %
A Nd o SALE BY THE UNDERsIGNED
"A consisting Of
nrv Coods
Barss n~ir,z ~ ,u,.f-. 10 -.f--.rs t;,. .,a Glazed.
70 ~ ',- "lShls 40 shlTunes' "m'eS ana sN-@N'
Cases mosquito netting, do. moleskin. do. g%inghams,
1anIlsh' al o p'anAsts' 30. union cna'iLts'
Bales tapestry carpet, cases oil cI6th. do linen thread.
Fancy Goods,
Cases cambria handkercbiefs. veIvets. black silk.
Black silk and fancy ribbon. harreCe robes,
Curtain fringes, perlumery. ivory and buffalo combs,
Paris fans, ladies' necessities. BAR. norr.urouraies.
C'iI1''N's' toys Deai>-
Clothing.
Cases pantaIo-uz. coats. bales hickory shirts
P,Ias Nm. So. r. SI'
Cases white calico bosom shirts. cases ,acss.
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- At - tiE I-THa r-v'v-o-a-tcT COrr,r.
ayluiasuz the residence %; Nr Francis Spenoer ~
-E particulars. apply % w
2o5-3t GRO. C. McIP,x
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DIED.

SxIH-At san Jose. CILJruis. July -, q consumption,
Mathew 4 smith, E-q aged 30 years Ar- smith was, during
the year 1852, editor ID proprietor % the ArgEs- a weekly
ce~51zper printed In Iianoiai1- H@tsav-s a SNe and child. au1
Eas nlzhly esteemed g. al Who knew him
In Lshz.nz, Angus Il. t- infant daughter % Dr. + ".
astcefrsoa-
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EXPORTS.

Ship Modern Times, ss5 tons, built in Richmond. Me. in 1854
sAs soli AZ auction ia New YORK. June -, for sI5,IOO-
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FOR SALE
administrators Notice..

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
- f--tt- % Antoine Phillips. Of Ewa. are requested - -
lr.' accounts previous t. The Ist Of January. I.5l ,-8 In
ne having claims against the Estate. VIII present thar-
80 >I1 L- j. r. WILLIAMS.
An fz-ra+0-
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~ The Jenny Ford took off, among other things,
a lot of q mules. They are from Kauai, and are as
fine animals as have ever been exported. At pres
eut, mules are in demand all along the Northwest
coast, and this shipment Will no doubt pay well.
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}ltW advertisements.

SAIL OFT! SAIL LOFT!
W. d. WOOESEX
Z u .N-p' tTpn1t ~ .pps-rafhe Ola Custom Huu-.. rFars
share ~ public uatr.ua--. |i
All orders entrusted 3. Linn wI heez--uteI in q vartr,,rf-.
manner and ON tme most reasonable terms %" 60
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FROM KoNA-The coffee crop will, We hear, be
smaller than ever before. Orange trees are also
much attacked by the blight. One tree that had
8 1000 on it last year, will not have 100 this year.
yet a tree within thirty feet Of the above, has
hlight and IS perfectly healthy.
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REESI REESM

8 DOLtN SN ARMS OF THRIVING. IN
r. b'Hlhl1j> BEES for sale. Oh r.lsrla1ra -
me hives are So constructed as to prevent -.
- Price, Sl5 per swarm hive extra.
90, o.. p. G. TAYLOR.
hGiiUa. North K1ra. Vsvaf
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CIo.Tng Of the LrsI-Iainrc.

On Tuesday, at II O'Clock \. NJ, His Majesty
the King. in accordance with the notice previous
" given to the Legislature, appeared in the Hall
of the Mobiles, where both Houses bad assembled
and were in waiting, and delivered in English
and Hawaiian, the following address, prorogue-
ing the legislature Of 1860. His Majesty rode
down from the Palace in his carriage, unattended
in the same manner
MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVE In meeting
You to-day at the close of your session, l have
first to ask You to join with me in returning
thanks to the Ruler of all nations for his bcnef-
cent providence in restoring to health one of
your number from that dangerous illness with
which ne haS been afflicted, whose loss wouId have
been a greyious calamity TO the welfare Of my
kingdom.
/ have To congratulate YOU ON the termination
Of your laborz. and trust that the new enactments
passed by your Joint wisdom may prove to be for
the advantage and welfare Of my people.
l have to thank you, Gentlemen Of the House
of Representatives, for the provisions you have
made for the expenses of the State during the
current biennial period
While | regret with YOU, MOBILES aud Repre-
that, owing TO the near approach to
the termination of this session, you have been
unable to take final action on the amendments 10
the Constitution submitted to YOU with my late
l concur in the wisdom of your course,
as made known to me by your Joint Commit
in defsrring that subject for that more mature
consideration it requires.
Mobiles and Representatives. in conformity with
the Constitution, | now and hereby do declare
Session of the Legislature to be prorogued.
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OUTWARD BOUND-The Concf is the first packet
for San Francisco, but viii probably not get off be-
the end of next week, as she will not sail till af-
ter the return Of the steamer from Hilo.
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Up To TME.-Our Maui and Hawaii papers were
despatched by the steamer yesterday, and our Kauai
list by the ErceI-aIl the islands being thus served
with their paper on the lay Of publication.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFoRD, Coshocton Co., o., May Il, SO.
Mr. IL. b. KINssLET-Sir; have been selling the
medicines of the Graefenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfsction and the Pills have sold to
great many as regularly their tea and coffee, and
with my trade they have become staple article
MarshaI's Uterine CatholOon is medicine that has
done a great amount OF good in Female Diseases.-
One lady sold TO told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from long
physicinn JAMES WILSON
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
sofTsred as q certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
irregularities Weakness = Eaintness--DerRnge
Appetite-SallOW COmplexion-Patn In the
Back and KidneyB-Chilis-COl Hands
and -Bloating-feYerishness-
NEURALGIA -Headache-Rest-
Ilessness-Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
of Heat-General Pain-Crawling and Pain in
the Shine and between the Shoulders-Acid
-Nausea-D Difficult Passing Of Urine,
with heat or smarting-ltchingl Burning and lrrt-
tetion In the Urine Organs-N -Nightmare-Dis-
pepsia-Hysterics-A -AnxietY-Red Face
Nervous sTwitching-Starting-
Constfpation--Irritable Temper
Depraved Appetite -Flatulence-BlOated
and Irreguiar BoWels-Unp Dreams
Pains In the Uterine Organs, humbness and Pains
in the Limbs.
Ba- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
81 FOR Medicines or Agencies Address
novI2d&W General Agent for Ohio.
All Of the Grafenberg Medicines are for
CHVRCHILL 4 BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO s. W. cor Ontario st. & Public Square.
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In Common Pleas
Cuyahoga SCUM
", Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-27
LIST on sPEcIPIu REMEpIEs

,l.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation
No. 2.-Por Worm Fever Worm Cole, Wstting me
DfS; No. s-For Cole, Crying, TeethIns, and wAEsful
D's No. ., 4@For D,arrhua, Cholera IniansuH and Sum
N No. 5TFor Cole, Grplngs, DySentery, or Bloody
NJ 6-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. T--For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and sore
Ehrost -, ,,.,..t4.
No. 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fniiness
hes " IN nvsprpsf, PuIs-For Weak ana Deranged
Stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No 1i-FoR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, scanty' Pain-
h1l or Suppressed Periods 49,.
No i91Por Leucorrhea. Profuse Menses, ana
Beartng Down Of Females. -,
10. i8-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad breaInlns' ,,
No l4-SAIT RHEuA PuLs-for hTyaPe'is' hiuP
tons Pmples on the Face 49,. -.
or soreness IN the Chest, Back, Lolns' or Limbs.
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, DUMB Asus'
Ola NTsmRnared Agues.
Up PHFor Piles, Bind or Bleeding, Internal or EE
go, sore Weak or Iuaamed Eyes and ESshds
Failing Weak, or Blurred sight, .,,A -.
C-For Catarrh, OF long standing or recen' e''iie'
with obstruction or Irofuse discharge L.. ,,,,.ros
Nv C-For Whoopiug Cough, ahaing lis violence
and shortening Us course
cncs act ike d charm. The entire disease IA oiten
arrested al once and in all cases The violence o. the
attack Is moderated The disease shOrtenedi and rem
dered lens dAngeTouA
Coughs and Coldn, which are Of such frequent 90
currence and which 50 often lay the foundation o.
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, may AL
be 81 once cured BY the Fever and Cough PIh
In ali chronic diseases, such As Dyspepde, weak
Stomach. Constipation LveE ComplAlnts, Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities old HeAdsehesi
Sore or Veal Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rheum, and other
old erupdOns the case has specifics whose proper ap
pHcaton viii afford a cure In Almest every Instance
Often the cure Of single chronic dlf1eulty, such -
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Headache OF Female
Weakness, has more than paid for The case Ten times
ever.