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VESSELS IN PoRT-DECEMBER a7.

IL Il. Us sseamsrA Alert. PeaIse-
An bark Yankee, Bailey, hadiry for san Francisco
Danish ship Triton, Nielsen. soon for Valparaiso.
Am bark bheTing. GiIIiaf, loading for New Bedford.
An ship Sam, Kice, soon for M-Kean's Island
BanOverzn bark Harburg. Thomson. uP for HonzkOnS.
Am Missionary brig Morning star, Geiett. laid up.
HzE. brig Mary Ellen, bennett. soon for Victoria.
An sehooner Alert, Brooks, up for san Francisco.
Hss. brig Hero, Myers
ship Arab, GrilneI Bark Planet. DaLImau, COld-s
BENJAMIN kzsh, Fish Brig Victoria, DaneLsbeTz,
Emily Morgan. whiteside wsiuA. Lass
Gref-rb-rg, EnberE, CR1s0 AnfTla, Fehber
BARK AMOR, Brunstrom. R1sJ
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HoxoLrLU, OAHU. Dec 26th, 1850
To the Eii0r Of hs -Itrsr;issr:
Srg-Su the day Of the 25ih, the Birthday o' our
Lord ana Savior Jesus Christ. when ne called Al men
unto him. saying, This day a Savior i o'Fh u"'O
thee. n :. though blaca, cane - one OF me eH'.4'
Of Gods -ace, I was r.jc;e3 from 'he hFeneh 'SA
by J. SmithieS, foy doing my duty.
GgoEGE HYATT.
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vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports

An clipper ship Osborne HoEes, Kelly, chartered 70 load guano.
uG7d leave San FrzDcSoo for this port Dec Is 10 %. Due
J,auzry ! 20 To-
Ar a4r. Comet, smith. would sail from san Francisco for
Honoszlu about December = 20 3o-dge here from the I2h
70 i6xh January
An bark Oriental. johnson, szlzd frum Boston. Nov. 10, With
cargo Of Goals and suDdres-
Az brig Cousort- M'Lelan. vii be due from Puge; sound, with
cargo CT inzber. in all December.
An barkt Jenny Ford Moore, will b due from Puget Sound,
With lumber, early in January. UDoertAin-l
Han brig C01coriiz, Cahnbley, sailed from Bremerhaven
Apra 10, Saa assorted cargo 70 Nsssrs. HOfschlasger &
stsp<nhorst- Put into Rio in June for repairs sailed
again Tor tbs part July 10
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NV BOoKs-we are indebted to Nessrs II. r.
Bancroft * Co. Of san Francisco, fr several VOL
unes. recently issued from the American press :;
among which is
GEEElIs orsEiLyo JoCESsT from ~ Y9-k % - Frlaes9'
II BAu1ruG s. Co.
Horace Greely possesses = rare acu.;y for keen
observation q men an things, and his overland
journey Afforded him fae opportunity 70 note the
changes Of nature in the various sections % country
through which be passed. 4 s general hing he i
reliable in his statements, aoi the volume before u,
i probably the best collection Of facts relating 10
this new territory, which hAS been Published.
THs ApvsSz F Joee cAFsy A3az- Msaa.aa-r al
e. Il1--z.-l So r<=ve -u-=vlss
Ta-= : = ms; thrilling narrative @ g very dlriug
tear hunter, who spent many years in California,
AMI whose exploits and hai--U-eaith escapes have
given him fame, By the AS mail We Learn that
Captain Adams died IN Oc;o5er LAST, from tie
effects Of : wound received from a bear. This vol
ume viii posses an enhanced ilteres; :r-m the cir
cums-auce C: his death
\ PzA--cAL rasar-E % che Chemistry "a God. s-ve-,
Q--.sIve- a.. L=1-s-- F---is- TEFa = Bac-
Although this treatise Is adapted more especially
70 the wants Of California miners. yet It contains
many facts 0: interrs; to general readers. Il : CO.
piouzly illustrated and sled with such details Of the
art Of mining as might Be expected from one who
Ike tire author, has ha1 years OF pracucAi eTpe-
rience in every branch Of metAlIurgy-
We are also indebted 10 Messrs. Bancroft s Co,
for two beautiful steel Inezz5Iint engrAyings Of large
SIZE one representing Shakespeare and MS friends,
and the other the village blacksmith.
MEASLE-We learn that q case Of this disease has
been discovered, and brought to this port by the
bark Yankee. The proper authorities have this
patieutin charge, and precautions have been taken TO
guari against is spread. On the arrival Of the
Yankee, Captain Bailey informs Us that no health
certificate vas presented to him by the Pilot who
boarded him. This Is not in conformity with our
port regulations. What Is the use Of Any laws IN
less they can be carried out:
MOLoKAI BUIIER-AIr. R. ". Myers, OF ha!uaha,
has laid Us under obligations for q small keg Of his
" NJ -lokai BUTTER received through Messrs. Won
Holt and Heuck, agents. s. long a !; Is left to poor
norta,s to cot and drink, it Is well always to get the
best. There Is q delicious freshness about the butter
from this dairy, which is generally delivered in Hon
oiulu the morning after it IS packed on Molokai.
and always il a sweet and healthy condition, as
Though the dairy vas not Two miles distant.
SUSsIEoKE-A foreigner engaged al work Oh the
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HOLIDAY sUPPLENENr.-We issue q large supple
meat today, containing a great variety Of news, sc
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HoNOLULU RIFLES. ArrENrIoN,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND HAPPINES,

,a obtained by cleansing the blood Of is impuntles. Ill.,
Ne are told. on the highest authority, : the -L-,- o q, .ss.
n, medium q LIE 10 the Body and il a., We knox, the grsa,
feeder Of every Yar u TIE frame Thus tie blood Is The g-a,
channel Of disease consequently, a good OF bad state q The
svsta1n. or constitution, l. - more 0r less than a GOOD rrh .s
state q the blood We have made the composu5a o.; the bl,.a
study. and are satisfied that iEo-thiris q al diseases Arr
caus-I hy IL impurities
Believing The above facts, We made ourselves acquainted via,
the BLOOD cHa1ucALLY with a rev % = reliable medicinal
s-aut- that would correct al impurities q tie basi. and AZ II.
.sme time efectual;y cure al diseases arising tberfrn- We
have succeeded beyond or uost sAusuiue expectation. a
thousands can testify who have tired the virtues OF the prelsrs-
ton known by all professional meu as
HALLS S~ARSAPARILLA. YELLOW DOCK. AMI
IODIDE OF POrASS-
Beware OF ignorant imitstors- The genuine is sold eyeryulers
By respectable dealers in preerence . all othsrs-
r. HALL a CO,
sole PFupuet0s,
.24-s8 rs and I5 Clay s:reet. san Fnncis~.
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SUSsTEoKE-A foreigner engaged at work On the
new Reservoir, was attacked yesterday by sun
stroke. and became senseless, but by the prompt
application Of remedies. he recovered from its effects.
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N . It L Il
To those wishing TO procure ENGLISH or
AMERICAN BOOKS.

OWING TO THEINCREASED EXPENSE
attending the importation % BOOKS and the decreasing
demand for them the undersigned SA hereafter clnnLe Ia,
Orders principally 70 such books as may be expressly oTaeFea
bg parties IcishiHg fsem- q,
An order Will ~ forwarded to Boston once a month. Tor SUCH
new or old publications a. may be desired Persons wishing 10
procure books. vii Therefore leave their Orders ana m same
Will ~ procured either ty Express via Panama, or oy ships Wa
Cape Horn. Single copies of books ordered 70 come by Express
VIII est laid down Ia Honolulu about my per cent oUT re
home yrics those coming by ships, about thTtg per ceHt.
Where Number Of boozs are ordered for one person. the charge
will he les
The time required 70 get books by Express, viii be from 4to5
months and by ship, from Q 20 ; months
Address,
Honolulu. Dec. IS5O. 23e-3m H NJ WHITNEY
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MRS. wINsLow-An E.perieneed Nm.

and Fe=zle Phy.eaa. has a s5o;ling syrup fr elA-gB -
ing, whi-s greatly facilitates The proo=s q s~tainr, or GO
guns, ~raiaeinE al ua4mmai1n-Eu Alay az pain s94 -
TO regulate 'e O5~el- UeF~1d upon il, Ha7;he0. il vii give
r.. CO. yourselves. -ai r-Eefa1i hall . y0ur infant. n
fruy SAFE In aH ezs< Sc -dvertisensui iu ar-sser csls--
zz4-ly
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Spiral 9lotitts.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC:-n

TUKN-yEREGN bg lays 20 iuform the Puble thar ,ev
nos prepared = give iHstraE-on .H Gymnastics % boys bz,-e,
the A-ssg sEyES aHI SIXTIES years. % \ u=zIay eveni7v.f-I
week. PR further usgrna;ca- appIy % Ma IT. Yonxu
Per order C.. p PFLUGER
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EXPORTS.

Fer SAs fRAscLscO-per sh Al-rr, Dec FL bales and IO4
puh1, , cs--s iacqu-rsi ware. 5,Ie5 It's Old metal. Nalue-
foreign produce. S5Si IS; domestic DO, 500
Fer GCAsO I-LASDs-p-T josephine, Dec 21-5 pigs POI, u:
ChAin. I0t hay, 100 rs dried b-E
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4. r. s 4. Nj PE1GErs ELH1cE,yuL.-
Nv No-I14. under th-5lrl-Ieloz q ;ae Saprru. c.
y" cIaltle Grand Central LODE y France. v5rt,-E
the ancient seo,eh Rte hollis - rEularme-tu-s On ts W.
ueslay uearss; The fgi moon o, each month. a: he Oh L.
Room. in King stree Visiting brethren respectfully iB,,s,
- attend
August Is. te9I T. e JONES S--etarv
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FORT STREET CHURCH.-The Annual
SALE Of SLIPS aud SITTINGS in the Fort Street Church viii
take place At tie Church On MONDAT EVENING, Dec SIS;
a. :: o'clock. The Church vii be open at : O'Clock, and the
upset price Of each slip viii he found marked OF il
W. GUODALE.
o.O-1t Secretary Board Trustees.
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CALENDAR FOR 1S61.-Our annual calendar FOR
the New Year has been issued, and contains the
usual variety Of local information 1t can be pro
cured AZ the counter or from the carriers.
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SKI % L z-p--
Zach E-tE z1lert ~ au1-her- he's
IN bar. day, yzr- AL as ar GA-= 90
VI so szz- pa--s - ta=-, 81 l=z b.. l-z-
Wor- au1 b-Eld--a-, -s-I-r1E u1u q
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DECIDEDLY CooL--The weather for the past week
has been quite chilly, especially at night. On Fri
day morning the thermometer at 6 \. VI. stood at
Go; on Saturday morning, same hour, at 5s@, and
on Sunday morning, at 649. At Hanalei, Kauai,
and at Waimea on Hawaii, it probably fell some de-
grees lower. -
SALE OF The GAS WoRKs.-These works were
last week sold By DR. Guillou to Messrs. c. c. Har-
RS and 5. Spencer. for about $1,000. This sale does
no, include the pipes laid through the streets,
which are owned by the latter gentlemen. Under
the change Of ownership, the works will be improved.
and every effort made TO extend the consumption and
use Of gas =
- We are indebted to Mr.. Holstein Of the Agr!-
cultural Gardens, for a mess Of delicious peas, served
up for our Christmas dinner. Just think Of that
green peas, fresh from the bush, on the 18th OF De
cember. =
FoE THE EAsr-The Ya4kee will sail on Satur-
day, Dec. %, taking a mail. We notice q number Of
our residents on the list Of passengers, including 7.
7. Dougherty, late Deputy Consul. E Z. Rice, Esq,
Consul at Hakciaii, also takes passage in her.
CALENDAR FOR 1S61.-Our annual calendar FOR
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BORN.
DIED.

SrEozx-In this city on the 2ith inst, Robt- yinton Spedsn
cf 4oeursm Of the aOrts, aged 81 years, ] month and ! day.
Mr. speden Was born a. Washington City. District Of Columbia,
,av. 20. 1877. and came N th~sr i.isnf= Oct 10. 1879.
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PASSENGER

FORsISx.
~ san FzASCI--C-pr -h Alert. Dec 2T-JOhn Williams,
p Hernandez Wm Leroy. y z Roye=-
For BEzxks-p-f sntlia- Dec IN Shut, q BuhIe, A Wal
dau, Mrs Waldau and 2 chhiren.
CoAsTTIsE
Frun wIsDwAED-Per KIauea. Dec. 2-shemsn Peek. Mrs
q p Jcdd, Miss Nelly Judd, Mrs r COafy and daughter. Miss
Blxby, Mrs DR. White and daughter, C : BarO~, G d Gilman,
and 81 deck Passengers
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The CEysUs-The statutes require the census Of
these Islands to be taken during 1860, and every
sixth year thereafter. Owing to the death Of Mr..
Armstrong, to whose department the work was en-
trusted, it has been delayed till this week, during
which the census-takers are directed IL have their
districts throughout the Islands canvassed. We
notice that the returns are to be very meager, giving
simply the ages, sex, and whether married or single.
We regret that more statistics bad not been provided
for, when the labor would hardly AVE been increased.
Still, " half a loaf is better than none"
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Honolulu, Dec. 18th, 1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
LITERARY NOTICE.

TIE SCIENTIFIC ANtRicAN.--The publishers
of this widely circulated and popular Illus
trated weekly journal Of mechanics and sci
cncc announce that it will be enlarged on the
first Of jul Y. aud otherwise greatly improved.
containing sixteen pages instead Of eight the
present size, which will max /. il the largcs,
and cheapest scientific Journal in the world
it is the only Journal of its class that has ever
succeeded in this country, and maintains a
character for authority in all matters Of me-
clianics, science u ID the arts, which is not c>-
cc!leh b, any other Journal published in this
country or in Europe. Although tic publish
crs will incur On increased expense OF $4,000
a year by relying upon their friends to iuden-
nifty them III this increased expenditure, by a
corresponding increase Of subscribers. Term
:. year, or 10 copies for SIS. Specimen
copies of the paper with pamphlet # inior-
nation to inventors. furnished gratis, hs mail
on application to the publishers,
MUM & o.
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
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Ayers Aguc Cure,

which neutraizcs This malarious poison IN tho
b,ool and stimulates the liver 10 eNpvl it from
thu body. As it should. 50 it does care this ar
i,iciivc disorder with perfect certainty. And It
does more or rather does what is Of more SER
vice TO tlose subject 10 this infection II taken
in season it cNpes it from the system rs it is nb-
sorb IL and thus keeps those who use It free from
its attacks; keeps the system III health although
exposed TO the disease. Consequently 1t not only
Ceres but protects from, the great variety OF al
fcctiols which arc Induced by this malignant
Influence, snch az Rcnittcnt Fever, Chill Fc"cr,
Dunh, or Masked Agu", Periodical Headache,
or l,il;oa; Headache, Bliou, Frvcrs, Neural sa,
Rhcunaism, Cont. Blindness, Tootilachc, Ear
ache, Catrr, 4 TINA. Palptalons. Painful AZ
fvcto:,s Of the Spleen Mysteries, Cole. Paralysis
and Painful Affection, OF the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from This cai,sc
Will be tDua 10 assume more or less tho itcrmlt-
tent type. This "AGUE CURE removes the cause
OF these arrangements, and cures the disease
This it acconplisl,cs by stimulating the cNcrc-
tories to cNl,el the virus from the system: an |
these organ by degrees become llab,cd 10 90 this
their o.iirc OF their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcriHett,o3. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life is not Ion" enough or
il sacrificed in the attempt. while this :" AGUE
CURE" does ii ut once. an'i with safety. We have
great reason 10 believe thi, is surer rs well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are caused ny the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discoveries; and
it has still another important advantage TO tho
public, which Is, that it is cheap as well US Eood.
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S A N T. RD'S
LIVER lNVlG FL / 20 R
Ns:yEs, gss1Eyg7srATEs.


TT is compounded entirely from Gums, and
! has become an established fact, Standard
Medicine known and approved by all that
have n,el il, and IS now resor'ed to with
confidence in all thce. diseases for which 1t
is recommended. =
1t has cured thou sands within the last
two wears who had ~ given up Nil hopes Of
relief as the numerss Gus unsolicited cerlit-
icates il my posscss= ion show.
The dose must bc.s adapted to The TEN
permanent Of the indi. vidual taking it, and
used in such quaint !. tics us to act gently on
the Bowels -
Let tie dictates Of. your Judgment guide
Won in the use Of ihess LlN nh lNNlG OK ~
wuE, and it will cue Liver Complaints. Bill
ious Attacks, D,spep- sia, Chronic i}iarrl'oea
Summer Complaints ~ Dyscn'cry, hlopsy,
propsy Sour Stomach. iiabtual Costivcness,
Cholic, Cholera, Cholera Molbus Chorera In
flntum Flatulcnce Jnun9ice Female Weak
cnsscs and .--ay be used Successfully rs an
Ordinary Family Medicine. L will cure SICK
HnADacHF, {as thousands can tcstitS,) in TWEEN
" minutes, if two or three Icaspoont,lls are
taken ut commencement OF attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony
in its favor
Mix water in the mouth with the lnvlgora-
to-. and swallow both together.
price One Dollar per Bottle.
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TIL RST NF,E, YER N.nE.
MO TIU NI 8UG.
kIss.H.s.aASsT Sd'ssEAEl.

We have made arrangement TO supply sub
scfbers with the following periodicals and to
otier them The following unequalcd Induce
ments:--
Harper: Magazine aud the .lllnstrated
World. Together $500 and > Reefs.
Tie Great Republic Monthly 4 the Illustrated
World Together s. 90 and , Reefs.
Godeys I.aiies Book and lie ILLUSTRATED
World, Together ST, - and 3 Ree'ts.
| Copy Of the Il ted World 81, 50 an,l
Rect.
!, Copies If the Illustrated World, together,
500 and 4 Reefs.
- Copies Of the Illustrated World, together,
$1,000 and nccfs.
% Copies Of The Illustrated World, together.
5000 and - Reefs.
We shall. commence orr Regcter under his
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
On the 1t Of May, 1859, and shall continue
to receive subscriptions on the above terms tor
nne year following. and OF the ls.day Of My
1860. we shall present to our subscribers lie
following valuable and rare gifts
Neiodeons 500 co
Spanish Guitars 80 60
Elegant Portable Writing Desks geo 90
Sewing Machines co. co
To Gold Hunting Gents Watches 1000 60
10 !" Ladies $50 60
20 .iold Guard Chains, Gentlemen's 25A 90
10 q Ladies 800 co
=, Gold Pen and Pencil Cases, Gents 25a @
Is 9 Ladies' 900 %
20 Gold Rings, Gents. soc 70
100 $ Lad cs' 900 o
100 Trinkets Ornaments, and Jewels
Breast Pins, Scarf Pins Sleeve But
tons, Studs Thimbes. Rings, Gold
Pens, Pencils, Ear Rings Bracele's.
&c. SC. &c. &c. &c. valued 1T 8 .5p %
1000 Fine Steel Engravings 1000 90
liHw 2UGo 60
1000 Books OF the latest and best pop
ular publications. 1850 co
The value of anv Of the above article will
be paid in cash to the holder Of the fortunate
Receipt should it be desi, ell
This scheme is no humLug--it is n simr'c
ana practicable onc-based entirely upon Civ
ing back to our subscribers in the proportien
of one in ten share Of our profits. II is per-
tectiy legal aud vii, be conducted honornh y
and f.,irly. Every subscriber will receive o,
or more numbered Recei pts according to abo, G
terms, emitting him to the Magazine or peri
odicai chosen for one year. and besides he 5
almost certain Of getting some article Of IN :
ne worth from 500 to $500. Each name IS |
entered and numbered on Register as re-
ceved
You are sure to get your Moneys worth in
this arrangement and staud one chance in ten
OF &c ting from one hundred to five thousand
per cent. profit on your investment
Any one taking 20 Receipts at !: -, emitting
he subscriber t. 20 Copies Of the Illustrated
World is almost sure TO get his money lack.
Money sent by Mai at our risk if enclosed in
presence Of the Postmaster. Large sun
'heala b sent BY Drafts, Or Express, Or il J
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commissioners Real Estate sale,
Julius II. Il, yce,
tcrlon i. .loychouse and others

stephen j. tiorchouse and others.
- ) Il = - hetcbr given that he
undersigned u ssion.r nefirr un,lcrunu
n pursuance OF an Order and Decree OF tia
NcIcan ireuit court "f tire State Of Hi, o;s
- acet.ain cause in cl'anccry entitled Jul, 8
y. Royce. vs. stephen +. Morehouse et at vi I
by virtue Of said decree, OK nose 10 "a Ut Pub
nc Auction and to the highest bidder for cash
u itnd, and at the ourt House door in 7ole
do in the county Of Tama, State of Iowa. on
tie 9th day OF August 1859, nj the hour of
. clock p. m. OF SAID day. all the following
'ese'ibsd tracts or parcels Of land in lie com.
y Of Lama, and State OF Iowa to-w;: The
s"uh y tie south !, ot the north ! Of section
=" 2, ant tic south easi / south of the
.ort' cast 1T section No T. IA township No
~ north of range No. IL ives, Of liz oh n. m
Also III" south west X west 81 Tic sou,h east
"i section no. "a IN township no IS Iot.h Of
tahrc no Is west OF tie 9th r. ~: The M
chaser or purchasers of said tracts of land
will be entitled to receive from said commits
stone, deed ortleeis TO the same on Il G ,lay
Of sale. /. y. NELSON ,nmiss;onpr
Toledo, July llth. 1859. vln3Sw3pt>5uO
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Fever and Ague',

from which manknl suffer over u lhlEG part OF
the gua' is tho nnseqn nee of d!scl ca ;'st on
in the system, induced by tn phs"tou' 'nii-m
Of vegetable decay. THIS cNhai,,ol u cNo.Ict
bv the acton OF solar heat Oh wet SOL, ana rises
with the wa,crv vapor tiom 1t. Nllc the sun -
below the horizon this ,apor fingers near Inc
cari.'S surface and the virus Is taken with ~
through tllc lungs into the bool. There It acts
rs IN irritating poison Oh III: Internal visrci;s
and cxcrc,ns organs OF The ho ". The liver be.
comes topid and fails 10 scc,rtc nU only thls
virus, but also the bile from the b'ool. BON
the yir. and the bile acclinu Ate III the clrrllIi-
ton, and pro luce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen the kidneys, and the stomach sym.
paihizc with the liver, and become ulSorttcreG
also. Finally, the instinct Of oar organism. rs
II III an attempt TO cxpel The noNIous Infusion,
concentrates III. whole blool OF the body III tho
internal cXcrcosics 10 force them tu east II ont.
The blood leaves the surface. and ru-!ies TO the
central organs Will, cOngcstivc violence. Ia.s -
the ClILL But in this effort il fails Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leave, tho
central organs aud ruShcs 10 the surface. as u
III another effort 10 cNpcl The irritating poison
through the other great cxcrctorv-t the skin. Ill
this also it fails. AMI the system abandoS tho at
tempt exhausted, and waits for tho recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or pnrOxvsmi OF FEVER AND
ACUE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine the health If it Is not removed.
We have laborcu 10 tinl, and have found, oil
nnliuO,c
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COOK, SARGENT g. DOWNEY.
Bankers and NalcrS III Eychanc.

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Notes and Bills collected and proceeds re-
United to any part Ut the United States
Bills Of Exchange on all the principal banks
Of the United States and Europe. bought and
sold. Sight Bills on London, which can be
cashed in eny town Of Great Britain, Ireland
or Wales, in sums from II and upwards.
Rcmittances made to direct to France
Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia. the German
States, ETC., ETC.. on the most favorable terms.
july 10 milo