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Polynesian., 1861-11-23
No. 80.

furnished to the Holy Father by each Catholic na-
tion or tongue, and maintained at the expense of
such country.
During vacancy of the Holy See, no crowds
or assembage of men, other than the papal guards.
shall approach within distance of - of
the meeting of the conelave.
" His Majesty the King of Italy. as we'll in bis
own name as In that of the nation which has Sc
ected him. does, in the presence of God and in the
face of the world solemnly engage himself to pro-
tect the Pope and to watch over the entire inde-
pendenee of the Holy See and that the necessary
measures for that independence are Observed"
1t is said that Mr. de Persigny will be sue
ceeded as Minister of the Interior by Mr.. Rouhen,
at present Minister of Commerce, and that Mr.. r.
will be replaced by Mr.. Michel Cheyalier. Mr..
de Persigny's withdrawal is said to be owing to
domestic troubles, his wife having abandoned him
for an English Lord. 1t is rumor generally ac-
credited in Paris, and the reason of the wife 8
abandonment is sought for in hereditary insanity
in her family.
From Vienna, under date of Sept 25, we learn
that the agitation is increasing every day in the
interior of Russia. Eleven governments are in
insurrectiOn. Poland is restless as ever, and a
new corps d'armee has been sent there.
The Manchester Guardian of Sept. II reports
the purchase of 5000 bales of cotton for North
American market.
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
N Office !!

THE undersigned beg inform their friends
that they have established branch Of their house at VIC
T0RIA v l. under the management of Mr. Henry Rhodes and
under IANON GREEN, for the transaction Of
Commission business Particular attention will be pad
to consignments of Sandwich Island produce.
JANI0N, GREEN & CO.
Honolulu ay1O, 1889. 2n
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
Waikahalulu Lots

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
that the which these Lots be purchased
been modified that under certain restrictions
and regulations, description of Building be erected
being the desire object of His Majestys Gov
have the said Lots occupied quickly possible
every facility will be granted to intending occupers and by
consulting with the undersigned they will find that their views
will be met in every respect far consistent with the public
interests
Ten of said Lots having been engaged only few of the
choice situations remain be disposed Of that early
picatiOn will be necessary to secure them.
W. L. GREEN Agent for the sale
l9u and lease of the Waikahaluu Lots.
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
OLELO HOOLAHA.

heena Olhana w NalJ
Honolulu, September, 1861.
No ka uuku ka wal iOkO piula wal aupuni, nOlaila
e maama la keia Rula malalO nei ka lave wal,
penei:
I. ka poe pau loaa ka paiapala ae lave Ia Wa,
hoopaa Iakou k wal ka hOra Ike ahah ma la
a
2. pau lOaa ka palapala ae hoomau anna,
lave akon ka wal mai ka hOra Ike kakahiaka lik
ka bora O Ike ahiahi, alaia hoOpaa-
8. o mea q pan kun aku al ka wal ka po, hOOlO
ia akou palapala ole mo- Ike koena ka manawa
ae ia'. Ma Ike kauoha: HENRY RENDERGAST,
2Itf Luna Oihana Wal, Alanui NuuaHu.
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
NOTICE.

Superintendent Of Water Works Office, I
Honolulu, September 1861
OWING TO THE SCARCITY OF WATER AT THE Gov
" ater Works, the following Regulations must be
strictly adhered to by consumers:
All persons having Water privileges must close their
Tap, at I o'clock p NJ, every day.
3D. All persons having irrigation privilege will the water
only from A VI to p NJ
3d. All persons found allowing water to in the night will
their claim for the unexpred Of their privilege
HENRY PRENDERGASr,
Office foot Of Nuuanu street Sup. Water Works.
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
LAW REPORTS!

DOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE THE FIRST VOLUME
of the Hawaiian Reports, comprising many of the most
important Decisions aud Rulings Of the Superior Courts OF
Kingdom during the years ending with 1856 compiled
by GEORGE NJ. ROBERTSON.
Price fivedOllars. bound in calf S-h
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
NOTICE.
WAIKAHALULU WATER LOTS.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT
J. for the sale and lease of the
WAIKA HALULU LOTS!
begs OF Merchants Ship Owners, specua-
this finely situated of land which
reduced rates and liberal and convenient
and all particulars learned by application
undersigned Robert C. JanOns Freproof Buildings
N B-Early application should be made for choice Lots
". l.. GREEN,
Agent the Sale of Waikahalulu Lots.
Honolulu Oct 9th. lS5s. 23tf
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
privilege of gathering Puu Fungus and Arrowroot all
Government lands the Island Of Hawaii with the excep
ton which be sold leased during the
Of this privileged has been this day granted to Mr. C.
G. Harris l. KAMEHAMEHA.
Home Department 1859 15u
Polynesian., 1861-11-23
NOTICE.
Hospital Notice.
"HE DISPEN

THE DIsPENSARY ATTACHED TO THE QUEEN'S
Hospital, King street, will be open every day from
until A. NJ the dispensing of medicines sick and nd
gent san under the direction of Dr. VIM Hlehrand
order. J. w. AUSTIN,
l3-tf Secretary.
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..TSe LsasiSs sWladiinG scheme.
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alteration should be paid % the n~on-sleve-
holding Union 10 the extreme South. utter
no extreme opinion, and an entirely within
the bounds Of truth, when ! say that no
people In continental Europe ever groahed
uuder q worse dssposiBm than do those Amer
lean citizens In the South who, true 20 their
allegiance and their oaths, will not prostitute
themselves 70 the traitorous designs Of the
rebels. The Vilest system Of espionage Is
maintained In the cases OF all ~ahle-bodied men
who have refused 10 enter the reasonable
ranks low policemen and Post-Omce clerks
are on the most RitectionAte terms Of friend
ship Custom. house officers who for twenty
years have drawn their subsistence from the
nations purse, prostitute themselves TO DO
c me spies upon the actions OF poor but hon
est steveaores and laborerS letter carriers
keep a strict account OF every house at which
they deliv T Northern letters so that taking
all things into consideration, It requires
courage to be an houest man here. Unlike
most despotic countries, a trial would be con-
sidered unnecessary here, and the consequent
ces OF a discovery that a mar was q patriot
and a lover Of Freedom, would certainly con-
denim him to very unpleasant treatmeot at
the hands OF Il bsrbarOus mob. ! therefore
claim for American citizens here the same
protection which their country would throw
around them in a foreign land. They need
IL they desire it, il is their inalienable right,
and 1 trust and believe that the Government
will afford il.
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whal 1. Ihourhl az wasblnqtOn.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writes as follows: ~

NJ ~
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writes as follows: ~
CAS- the responsibility OF q collision al
either Fort Sumter or Fort Pickens will rest
exclusively With the Montgomery managers,
strong hope is entertained here that It may
yet be avoided. The purpose expressed by
Mr.. Seward, ia his letter 70 the Southern
Commissioner, Is that Of the Administration,
and was fully approved by the President. Il
excludes any idea of aggression, but insists
upon the proper assertion Of the Federal au-
thority. If the Executive functions are will
fully resisted by armed bodies Of men, they
will be vindicated firmly. Without such a
policy, the Government would be poWerless,
and 8 mockeFy Of forms, withous ssrength or
substance.
When the conspirators who i~nstigated this
Southern rebellion find that they must con-
front the consequences Of actual war, If they
provoke a contest, they will reflect before
striking the first blow. Thus far, they have
shown remarkable prudence, except in the
affair Of the Star Of the West, which, fortu-
nately, terminated without injury.
It can hardly be supposed that the Presi-
dent will enter into any detailed explanation
OF his policy with the Committee sent here by
the Virginia Legislature. Being distinctly
avowed in the inaugural, some surprise is
excited that such an inquiry should be made.
As Commander in-Ohief Of the Army and
Navy, he has a constitutional right to make
such disposition of the Federal forces as he
may deem most consistent with the public
interests, without being called to account by
any Convention OF other body. Tho Com
mittee wall be received kindly and becOm-
ingly, and told that the military preparations
are not intended for hostile purposes, but
only as a precautionary measure for the pro-
lection Of the public property"
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Tmavalufbie prepaurnn is tha brrsriu1au of
one OF the most ~ arlruCat aud aflHlHi hur.r 10
how ENGLAND, and tHs teen Deed via AeVef-fu1aE
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Tbe soutb anI Dgexlco.

The appointment of Mr.. COrwin as Minis
ter 10 Mexico has produced a panic among the
Southern traitors. The secession press is
clamoring for the selection Of southern am
bassador to checkmats Mr.. Corwin's move
ment. The following extract from an article
in the Mobile Advertiser expresses the live
lest apprehension ave think that our
government shonld loose no time in endeaE-
oring to checkmate that Of Lincoln in its OPP
erations at the city Of Mexico. Lincoln has
SEM thither q smart man and a variety Of
circumstances combine to make his presence
inauspicious 20 our interests and TO these we
will refer. The DG on MsicO t0as chilly
made BIZ the South and vased By the South
facts which the Mexicans will understand and
throughly appreciate in special prejudice
against the South. The wonnds are scarce
vet healed which were infictedby JEFF Davis,
now a President, and the scars appeal for
vengeanee. They are quite as well aware
that the North was opposed to the war upon
them and sent few men to the armies which
drove them before their resistless arms and
chartered in the very halls Of their central
government
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hD- Particular ATTENTION paid 20 the sele II all
kinds Of Produce, OF y the purchase aud hllins Of
ALL ORDERS ENTRUsFED-To HIS UARE.
E-r aprli.RIf
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The New York World thus describes some
Of the munitions of war which were placed
on board the steamer Illinois which LEFT New
York early in the week
AIighter with heavy load Of barrels Of
cement was taken alongside, and her freight
transferred to the Illinois. Boxes OF guns,
shot gun eapsules, cartridges, and all che va
rious articles OF ammunition, were passed on
board. Some Of the boxes were labelled,
Lieut.. S. P. Baleh, corps Of Ordnance
One long box was directed, " Major H. J.
Hunt Company ~, Second Artillery, Fort
Brown, Texas" The majority of the boxes
were directed to "Captain J.. Yodges, Fort
Pickens Fla Barrels o Object pork, vinegar
pilot bread, and pickles and boxes Of sssort-
ed hardware, nails, blankets, clothing and
all the other necessary articles for an army
box broke open By rough handling, and its
contents proved to be cold chisels made Of
the most hardened iron.
Among other things were two anvils, two
patent portable furnaces, & quantity Of as
sorted iron rods, a few forRging carts, a num-
Der of ditehing spades and a large quantity
of oass for small boats; also a few wagon
Dads of pine wood and scantIing. It is
probable that the boats had been received and
slowed away during the night. One box OF
books was directed to Port Brown, Texas,and
one Of the boards Of the cover not being nail
ed firmly down, the following sighi6cJnt title
was plainly discernible: 'Dut Of the Depths"
One box contained "Wheel harness" an
other, $40 inch col abots, another 40 inch
light balls" These latter articles are formed
by making a hollow globe Of stiff paper and
filing Il with all sort Of combusiibles. This
is fired from a cannon the same as a cannon
ball, and, igniting, it continues to burn for
SONS time after it falls, thus lighting up the
camp Of an enemy, however dark may be the
night One trunk belonged to the U. s. A.
hospital attending surgeon.
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GoLD GETTING HGSDY.-A gentleman from
Madison county informs us, that what prom
ises TO b. the richest gold mine ever heard
of has Just been discovered, and is creating
an excitement in that county, situated thirty
miles from Pilot Knob running due North
and South, and being in extent eighty feet
wide BY two hundred yards long according
to traces on the surface. Many experiments
have been made and gold distracted in pro-
portion OF one third Of one per eent-about
81, 200 to the ton It Is exceedingly dibcult
Of extraction, requiring expensive chemlcai
processes, and the expense Of working the
mines viii be very large. Forty acres Of
ground, Including this supposed gold mine,
were purchased recently BY tive persons foF
the sumsof eighty dollAr.-A L0lds Demo-
eraf n
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Gov. SEWARD POSTING THE REPORTERs.-
The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser relates the follow
ing aneedots at the expense of himself
and brother quills at the Federal capital
HCan | learn what was done ct the cabinet
meeting to day, Governor7' inquired a New
Yorker last evening Of the Secretary Of State,
with whom he had enjoyed many years friend
ships. Certainly, sir was the prompt re-
sponse, although there were traces OF q
smile on the imperturable features Of the
premier; ayou have only to call at the tels-
graph Office, and read the dispatches sent
hence for tomorrow mornings paper BY the
special correspondents. They know all
about it,
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AYBkS ~8AB6APAKILLA,

"A CUMFUONU hEllEUl. UE-
"A SIGNED 70 be the most erecthat ALrEsAuf1.
Luai can b. made. IL Is couceutraled exfrct ~
Para SaIsaRariAa, 80 cOmhiHtd with uthfr sat9tlu-
ces o. suli greater Alternative poser ns 90 aaani az
putcd 90 cure. II b. believed that such rcmedg a.
piaints, and thst ono whirh vii accomplish Meir
cure must prove 81 tu0nerse On fnfs
Glaze o. our unictedh lge -e.fzeEa H~owcol
~ this compound Hhi 20 10 haa been uFgFeu 81 eE-
Perimeut ga many o. NE sons CASES 90 D. hund ta
seE5SULa tsh 5cg5Ftlors Conrltssge Faur-
LIoss AND EEUfTIfE DtsEaEa JLcEEa krNFlfs,
BL0IohEs AuM0LA eALF hnft aLo Nktpi
/ SYPHILIS AND sTTIuLIIiC 1ufrcfmss AEHcuhiAL
DssKAaE, bHoFs1t hEuRkLaik on HfrDoulpuafrN
I Ross uR ST. AgrHoAY EiRE, ANA indeed the whole
class Of complaints arising irom AnlpuHu OF the
KIM compound Win 90 bond a Freat promoter o.
heull4, whep pIEen iu tle sprius, % oxpeltho ioui
hunors winch festcr ~ tlc bAo9d 80 thtt selsuuof
theytar. - th- tnheJ exniaidu u .heni fannF
tuaes can ~ tAe 40 Of tAI uueiy- srtfe taem-
selves rem She endurance gf ioul erapta0us aud ale
cerola -olssl throesh shilh me Nsiem glHstsre
ORC nael q orrqPHeHs not asastcl iod iha
through the natural channels uf thc uqdyeug an n-
Whenever you md It's Impurities bursting turouEf
the skiuIu Plmpies, eruftlola ror- aafeai ci-lir u
veins; cleanse itEhereveritia ioui. and your iool-
ngs viii tclLyou wlcu. Eyeu Ehcrc no particular
healthy and al b. Weilf but E1lh mis ranuilmu
Life dlsoriersi, there ean be no Mias aaai
sooner or Hur something must ~ uFougsa11 tn4
great maciancry OF life = li-unlered ~ oV-rthnasus
5argaparHiah has nnd deserfcs muclt tlr ffpn1a
ton Of aceoHphsnlus thee ends Bug thc NQrli
has been CgreEiuusy Deserved 81 prerarafions oi u,
partly because the urug ucue las uol u4i che F1riu1
that j. claimed for DO, hut mCre baenuec maaf ire
p~hratiOus, pretending 20 De- concentrated eNtrlct1 ct
Il, contain bu; little "a Gle girtua ot saraepauda- q
any rhing else
During late years the pubic have becn nilsiei
large bottles, pretending % avca quar- q kAiract
OF Sarsuuurtllu Tor one iuIHfr. Most III these lave
qeeu frauds upon the slrk- lurthr5 ror only cJnntm
lituos 40 auys earalperllns uut outn 20 euralIfr
appointment has followed fM1 Use ul tle various ~
tracts OF Slnsaparill unicn nueaf thr m1fktfrlulA
aYnonymcEa with lmH9aiflun ana rrtli. SSH We
load OF oulualg which rests uluufL AHt Hc fliua
We have grouud Tor batoTl1g DC has Nlrtaee Hhitn
it Is Intended @ cure To ufaer O. aclrr thriI cone
plete prediction L1unt Tho sYHteHlf ear frmraI eluaa
bottle.
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BLOOD
BLOOD FOODi


% on suffering from Consumption, ~incipient or
confirmed, or iTom debility Of any kind; cr Gum
Hnt1i OF nerFous uro1trEiiou, brought on b. any
cEusoi Or nom scrohllgus complaints or from dis
eaae1 ofthB kidneys or bladder aud 70 Ladies suf-
hring any otthe many distressing conplainu their
nsE a6 liable TO- and which engender Consumption,
-ta Il BLOOD FOOD
iHOlensd as q Certain and Reliable Kennedy. Differ
ing y egerY particular from the patent medicines Of
the day ifia . chemical combination tfIR0N, SUL-
EHUku nd PHOSPHORUS, oiYery great worth, and
m1uY hundreds bear glad and Gratalul "a 10
the bouonf1 IL has c~uulefrad on them.
OHuhgH DUPONT ~ Broadway, New York,
ccuaeQusncs Of a fraud attempted upon the puhlir,
changed the color Of the outside Wrapper from RID
% EElL0H; and increased the size OF thu bottle to 5
ounce1- b very cautious Al buTinE 20 see that the
ho-aimle Of their signature is on TIE outside Of the
Hr9upcH a. ell others are couuterfuitB. In c0nse-
laeuce Of tbs large demand Tor this article, the fol-
owing druggiafs have All ordered and rocsiVed sup
picl Of th8 new Kind, via.
Chaa. A. KimbAl. Wm. II french, J. r. Hayca,
"a. stnnigh, and samuel kidder. jr, Lowell,
Hqid b. VIM. FlSEE, DruEgist, Cleveland,
JhiQ- febEsdEW
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RBeourlgins The UnIou Men Of the south.

RneOurGgins the UnIOu Men Of the South.
A Chsrlsston correspondent writes q pl-
lows
Tie reinforcement Of Fort Sumter would
Do sons1ing more than to defy the uniled
assaults Of eli the sand-banks upon Norris
Stand AID Gbe attacks from the riekety posi-
lion at Fort MoRlrie-lt would give new
lite and Vigort0 the men in these parts who
are true 70 their country. Thoughts and
opinions which now can only be expressed
10 an undertone, and only where the sldctest
confidence exists, would then be exchanged
without fear IN open day, aud hundreds OF
Industrious and honest non-slageholder who
now walk about with bated breath knosinq
that4hey depend upon The tender msrcies q
vile Prof. Slavery mob would thea commune
with their fslloR-msn, and great and power
fi additions would be made 70 The anendr
considerable number who are knowo f1~uiirl
upon The Consultation Of their isiirrs
think have q right % demanl "a m5
eountrymenf ID TIE Tree North that sous coo.
al aIaa aalE ai.j .asa
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~ - IL
DL bEHu3s lsEALIrBLE ErEfEEsr a prepared
rom ths recipe Of Dr. Stephen sweet ~ Zen.
nseac1b the great bone-sottsr, and has been Used In
bis prnctico Or the last twenty years with tue most
astonishing suceesS. A. en- external romeay It is
without arrival, and VIII a~leFisfs pain mort spssd-
y fhah auT ether puuparaui0n. For ali Bhsmaiie
sd NerEoHs Disorders Il b truly inoimis ana = q
curative for sorua. Wounds spraihs, Brsisss. &C.,
rs soothing, healing, and powerful strsngtlrsning
Punria4. oEcia The ut wonder and aston shinsnt
d all Who have ever given It q trial. Over four
RnEdrpd certificates Of remarkable cures, PEI formed
b. Il within the Iast tFo ysars, attest this fact.
Forlae b. Strong a Armstrong and Wn. flake.
Sc adYarti.ament. aonz7-RzhdAw
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MOTHEEiB HDAD nm.

Ths ~oloslng 2 an extract from a letter Vuftsn
~ the palior o. g Baptat Church 70 me Journal.
md Messenger, 4" Cincinnati. Ohio, and speaks vol
umsi n lAvoz Of thst Forh-ra10uued nedIsInss a
NEa WN1LoV's s~ooEHIEs sEsUP Foa OHILBHls
EHEEEma:
"Nosso an sdsuTthementi1you oolofans 81 Mns.
einaiou's Soothing syrup. Nov No poger said a
word % aver ofa patent msdscids UsJ6ss Ia our lis,
out We hsioompelledto so toYoRroaasza, that this
no humbug-WE aAVs4 aIrD y AsD usoW IT TO
aAI ~ OLAtaa. IL is probably, one OF the H0st
eosasial nedieins q the dy, bpoeltstt 3 ous Of
re belL And those Of your readers who have babts
san't DO beftsr than t0t iaas1ppga9A
So advertisement On anofhsr c5lumn. 6er2sHa
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HJ-Pr0E Woods Restorative Cordial. It's recorded
in the Classics thai Psyche was once sent oa
warmer than the West INDIES tO procure q sample
OF the beauty Of Prusorplus IN q BOX AFTER soma
delay the messenger returned, ~ o. Eoon - the toR
OF the box was removed, cat lcw oil the us that
hesh Is heir TO. Fortunately hope was f0und IN the
bottom 0f tht box Prof Wood = Restorative eerqaai
revivos the recollection Of tbs story tor Il inviso-
rates The blood, aids the OF gans ot Digestion mparta
strength 70 the nervous system, and iortlhN tle
citadel OF health, so AS to lid dehanc1t0 ths assaults
Of disease. IL Is BE- hsalthy tonic, composed entirely
ofvceeuable productions and whiloit Is axnilaraing
a. pure wiuc, nolnlu l8us rvsultscau puIFfuiy ouuu
its use. 1t Is q degidcratum Ia the medical sorldi ana
those who are afflicted with loss o. APOSTLE, NsPep-
STA, Euintua-a, Gidliucss, heufalgias
Palpitntion Of the Heart. &c.5 Will Ind here Eu m
tdIibie Plnacea.-ist- Louis Daily Express.
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PEEpAkE1 ~
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Frcs, e. Ser hotue Six Bottles ior ".
AYERS CuERRY PICTORIAL
has Wou Er ne.i saeh a reuoau or the ears
Is ~ entirely uuHGcessary lor 81 10 rrlluut u--~FI-
Geneo 81 TIA Tirtaes, wherever % ili Deeu emnleYeo-
As 30 has long been iu constant uso trrel-null iHf8
section, We ueed uutdu uuru than ~ lEe DE peofH
It's quality d. kept W. e Elt ieae sverhaa peeu, and
that u may be relied on o. do Scr tigf ruliei at u
has ever teu f0lud O. do -
AYERS CAIHARThC EILLS,
Euh rIbE cuEE 90
Gosdrenar, JaHldios BepTsa hGgaalea, Dgs-1
naheu, Eupf0 aa tsa Disaas Lnr CaapkIunf
uroplv, IcITr IEn1IE oaI ca aarraa. Hrr11. Hrrr
Hsare5as ~ q Dhiar fHh snd fu Faazag
Bhod.
They are sugzr-caaisd s5ihat ne iidst sensitive
can take tlem pie-sauiuf ans they are The b.st
apurieutin tbe world Cog 90 tna purpose on mniiY
Price % cents DeF HoSi EiYe Bora Tor eieg
Gr1at uumbEa qt LierFs nnuf ih1 flcenai States
men, and emutut pcraolls.as. ulFrlaur tIeir naIaf1
20 certify the unparalleled 4fmlues oi thesa rra1e-
dies, but our sptce Hlfc VIII BOT permit tho rusrlru
OF them. 1nqAgsuul baqN named Nitaiah ecir1
our A4EllcA @LNaNArfln NHl7u they src Elfrfs
and ne Uratnleut thuf ahuitd o. tloued i0l hlr
cure.
Don5t be- put on b. nupnurpied dcai-u efiu
Qiner proportions tlr4 I4lAe moro NrcAt on ~
mand Arms, aud uke pc otAera LhE So EeM
ne beet ara there utof theui auu tll4 aApue
~ An orr remedies are Tor sale uy VS.. flsaHi
sTEoSg a AHusEgose, d. e. GAlhoHni HA-p ~
80 Ayers Cherry PectouL sar.aPariia ana g.
hnrtic pils. ara Tor sairtl Dhur-htn o rf1tucf p
y corner Pablo sqrsr. trd NM. -eL
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L hereby edrtify that I have been dealing ~ the
grHfsnberr Medicints Tor Ia pasE year, audean true
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