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ARRIVALS.

Sov. Gam brig Curiew- Newbury, Is days firm San Francis
CO, en- route for Manila passed ths port at noon.
9--Sch Eanehameha ~, Clark. from MaIkO. with u:
kEs sugar, Sc brs mOlAsses, II bss fungus, 1 cab
IN, 10 deck pass
Z7-Am brk;ne Constitution, POnroy, .. days frm ruget
Sound. with lumber 10 II HackfeId & Co.
8-Sh kaiama. from ports on Hawaii, with 81 bis pulu
2OO mts sugar, ; pass
2S-Sch Netts Merrill. Netherby. fon Lahaina and Ma
KEGS Landing, with 3J ks sugar, 81 bHs mOlas
ses- 1000 lbs VII bone, ! horses, l. eds wood, 5
cabin, . deck pass.
2-Sch Odd Yellow, Johnson, frpm ports on Kauai, with
eds wood, 80 bndls PAL al. IL bgs tice, - hogs
mule, / horse. IS deck pass.
SO-Am Eh ship Gov TrouP, Ashley, from Ochotsk, via
Hilo. Of and on
3O-Sch MOiEahine, Kuheana. firm Hanaiei, with so bls
mOlassss, IL eds wood, 8 deck pass
Dec. Am VII ship Mount WalIas,ou, Willis, firm OchCtsk
via HiIo. OF and on
3-Steamer Annie Laurie, Narchant, I'm windxard ports
Sch MOtksiki, Napela, from LAhaina and Kshului
with usual freights, = pass
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MusICAL-The Concert on Friday evening last,
given for the benefit of Pacific Fire Company. was a:
brilliant affair and q perfect success. Never during
cur residence here, have We witnessed such a gather
ing of the ladies and gentlemen Of Honolulu. and
never one where there appeared more satisfaction on,
the part OF the audience. No one who has a soul forl
music or a heart in sympathy with the noble work OF,
the fireman was absent. Every seat, aisle, nook ana
corner Of the house was packed as closely as possiole''
and many were obliged to stand in the porch and
aisles. The performers were Amateur singers, ana,
il is not exceeding the truth when we say that
in no city of its size in any part Of the world,
can be found more competent or better trained
musicians than in this. We owe this in q great meas!
ure 10 Prof. Hasslocher, whose skill as a teacher OF
vocal and instrumental music has never been excell-E
ed, and will long be remarked 1t Is much to Del
regretted that be could not continue his laoOrs amongI
US, when their effects are SO striking. The prof.
gramme of the concert was published by US last week
and need not be repeated here; but the pieces which,
met with special favor were the two solos by MISS,
Mary Cooke accompanied by DR.. Hoffman,, IN whlchi
both had an opportunity TO display their hne taientsI
the one as a vocalist, and the other as q pianist
The Duett on violin and piano forte, by MIR. and Mrs
Barnard, was most charmingly performed, and called
forth an applause from the audience, that compelled|
a repetition. The Duet, 1.-TWO Merry Mins;reis,
by the Misses Holden, was very prettlly sung. BUT
the piece which was considered by practiced artists
as the one that displayed most skill. was the Duettl
and Chorus of sMiserere'' from "n Trovatore.'
This has been performed on several occasions oefore'|
but never with such precision and beauty as on Fri-l
day last. All the singers and players displayed
their talents to great credit, and no audience ever
appeared more grati6ed with the performances than!
on this occasion. We hope that ere long %anotherI
public concert will be given. The receipts on thisl
occasion were about $3.50.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Eng steel schooner Dcniti;a. Griffith. from Victoria. V. l., Will
ndse 10 JAnjon, Green * Co--shortly expected
Eng bark Dolphin, would leave Psrnaubuco about Aug 50. viii
the cargo of the Sam1 Robertson, 20 Wilcox, Richards 3
Co
An ship Clara Morse would Leave Puget SOunl early in Oct
fer China-wiI touch az Honolulu for men,
Hav ship Hae Hawaii sailed from New Bedford June ., viii
general mdse 70 Wilcox, Richards < Co-shorIly expected
Oid'e barS Julian. Lubbers. sailed from Bremen July ., will
general nt-e 20 Neck-rs & CO.
Ha~ sch Ououss, WAY, sailed from Boston August :, with a
osrro % general udse-
Am bark Arctic, Hamnoat- was 70 leave Boston about Octobel
!, with general mdse 20 C Brewer & CO.
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DEPARTURE

Nov. 26-An VII ship Isaac Rowland, Sisson. for New Bedford
25-H 1 = Ms corvette lie CordeIiere, for San Francisco
Gam vh bark Lagoda, Eastwood, for New Bedford.
31-Sch kAmoi, Wilbur. for Lahaina and Kahului.
S-Am bark Young Hector Chadwick, for San francisco
%-Am wh bark Florence, Spencer, for IiilO.
Dee. l-Sch k~ameham=ha ", Clark. for Mako.
l-sch Odd Fellow. johnson, for ports on Kauai.
Am ship Syrsn- Sears, for Bakers Island.
2-Am VII ship George Rowland. Jones, for Coast Gala
2-Haw VIII bark Harvest, LOyeland, for Line q Arctic.
Sch KaIama, for ports on Hawaii
Sch Moiwahins, kuheana, for Hanalei-
Sch Nettie Merrill. Green, for Lahaina. &c.
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rHuRsDAr. DEcEMBER ;. 1888

The occurrence Of two holidays and the death Of the King
has made = broken and very quiet week Of the past one, ii
which little business has been transacted
Among the foreign arrivals are two ~whaleshiPs from HIo
aud the barkentin- Contribution, from Puget Sound, with
cargo Of lumber.
The lark Iouag Hector sailed on Saturday Afternoon, wiz
a fan cargo and a few passengers, nr san Francisco. Tb,
TaEEee win follow next week.
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% The Sheriff of Maui writes that a part of a
vessel drifted ashore ON the extreme windward
poinr of MOlOkai. 1t consisted of the head, cutwater'
head-rails, and one boats skid, and appeared tc
have been in the water but a short time. 1t prob
ably belonged to one of the vessels which came in
collision of Hilo about two weeks ago.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

His Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affair:
issued the following circular to the Diplomatic
Representatives and Consuls of Foreign Gov
ernments resident here.
Open Circular.
Palace Q! a. NJ.
80 November, 1868.
SIR:
1t is with 4 sorrow that | cannot express. that
| make known 10 YOU that it has pleased Al
mighty God 10 call hence TO a better world, at a
quarter past 9 O'Clock this morning, my Sever
eIgn, King Kamehameha ".
r. c. WYLLIE,
Minister of Foreign Affairs
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VESSELS IN PORT-DEC. 3.

An bark YANKEE. Commodore Patty.
An bark y : Perkins. Robinson
Am harkentine Constitution Pcuroy-
An brig Advance. Barlow
ing ship Jaspar. Taylor.
Eng ship Anne Mary. Tusseymar
Russ brig Sh-iskof. Han--0u-
Hawaiian steamer kilauca-
NHALEz-.
-kip Henry kneeiani, Suls- Ze. Long.
Adeine. Barter. Pacific, Rose
John COgge-hal- Dean Martha q. Daley.
Milton. Haley. CoyiDgton. jerks.
Oregon, Nammen- Hercules. Dexter
Europa. " B. Milton. Cicero, Stiysrs-
Bark Brzganza. feibehr. Brig kohola. Cogan-
Jfreh Swnt. Williams Comet, Wilhelm.
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EIARpER,S MAGAZINE OF THE EOL-
lowing dates: January, February, March; and Nay, OF
the year 1889, and December: OF Ieoinol "H'H A"" 80
will be given. Apply In pooRSroRR
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IMPORTS.

From PUGET SorSD-per Constitution, Nov 2T-Sl5I2 .
dressed lumber, 2oo,4S5 Il rough lumber, 10 VI lathes, io'
shingles, Il spars.
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For sAs FR.ycI-co-per Young Hector, November 2s-H
? Carter. g C Hunting.
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p An unusually severe shock Of earthquake
occurred at Hilo, about 4 o'clock on the morning o
the 26th-the heaviest that has been experienced
there for many years.
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For sAS FEASCTSC0-psr Young Hector. Nov 2s-llO ci
xh oil. 8 csks sp oil, 136 6odls VII bone, 49, pkgs molasss
6L3 kgs sugar, 29 bgs slls, LIS uts rice. rs 5Es paddy, L
bis pulu-
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= The clipper ship Princess may be looked fol
by the 10Th inst, with q mail, and San Francisco
dates TO about the 2lst.
, 1863-03-24

ital way, las been done here-if report Is trac
by one If oar succce.ful and most uuscru-
pu4oue poll, icians Having some money, he
wanted ! wifi from struta in society a little
aboyc Whit he was accustomed to move in,
SO lie sought the hand Of one of the
ttir dumsel5 Of Gu'ha'n. As his political
prospects were quite high, he was
referred to tPa." The old man, with mer
canii i'll frankncss, laid his child ut the disposal
Of tho seeker on condition that he would give
his daughter 500 CO.., secured on real estate.
Tho man in want OF wife was both able and
willing to do SO. The matter WAS thus settleli
and the wedding preparations went onward.
An elegant huuse, in an aristocratic locality,
was taken, aud the good bargain Of the fair
one was the theme Of general comment. As
the hour drew near when the happy pair
were TO he made one, the ftthcr limited that
the little mercantile transaction pretimi-
nary TO tic marriage should be attended
TO. "Oh, yeE-oh, certainly certainly" the
bland politician said. But II WIS not till the
afternoon Of the bridal day that the proper
papers, in due form, were laid before the grati-
fed papa. So the wedding ran alongF an ac-
coun, Of which Eratitied New York and pro-
duced q sensation that listed two days. Upon
subsequent examination It was found thai on
the same day, bearing even date with the mar
rage settlement, mortgage on the same
property, duly recorded bcfUre the delivery Of
the taid s100, coo to the bride WINS nude, con-
yeying the said property to near aud sharp
relative for $!5. .000, leaving the girl Witha set
t1ement Of &, 600.
, 1863-03-24

! captain in m Iowa regiment having been
informed that his company had subscribed d
handsome sum for the purpose Of purchasing
and presenting him with an elegant sash and
sword, called his men together aud delivered
himself Of the following model speech:
"Boys, if you have any money to spare,
send it home to your families, if they need it;
If not, keep 1t until you need it yourselves.
Twill bur my own sword. Should You do It,,
aud should it come to disgrace in these hands,
you could but regret the gin; or should ,ae-
cert 1t from you, and some day lind It my i'm
pcratiyc duty to kick some one of the donors
out Of this company, it might be unpleasant
to think that was under obligations to that
person as contributor to the elegant sword
fund. For these reasons must firmly and
kindly decline the favor which your loyal
hearts prompt you to bestow. Wait until the
war is over; wait until the tide Of battle shall
have been stayed-tiu the raging billows OF
this cursed rebellion shall have been rolled
back; wait until have proved myself worthy
to receive 60 noble gut-until you have
shown yourselves by deeds Of daring and feat:
Of bravery worthy to bestow, 1t upon me
then perehance may be happy to accept al
your lands some lasting testimonial Of you,
confidence and esteem. TIL then, wait"
That's what VIC call straight forward com
mon sense, and pure disiutcrcsted patriotism
combined
, 1863-03-24
S. T'-1soo.-X'
brakes Plantation Bitters

They purify. strengthen and inv!gorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antldote TO change OF water AID diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation nnd late hours.
1hey strengthen The system and enlieTcn the mind
They prevent mlasnatic and intermittent favcrs
They parity the breath and acdity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarhGa, Cho!c.n and Cholera No.bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They Ere the best Esters in the world They make
the weak strong and are exhausted Natures great
restorer. They composed Ct the celebrated Call
eaya Bark. cascartlla Bark. Daudel1on. Chamomile
Flowers, Lavender Flowers. Wlatesgreeu. Anse C1o-
yer Buds. Orargc Peel Snake Root. cazaEsy Cosian.
der, Burdeck. 8. T.-ls@.-X.,& dc.
The following Is sample Of the testimony daily re-
ceiycd:
SOLDIERS Hoxx CtxoEsAT1. Ohio. Jan. L. .15sa.
Mcssss. P. II. Drake Co.:
Gentlemen: THIS Institution has received and e1-
tended ad to over ct0 sick and disabled soldiers.
have Of late administered the Plantation BteEa IN nu-
Mcrous Of exhaustion, ferers want Of sppetlee-
&C., with the most remarkable and gratifying results
creates appetite strength and cheeulness and has
given many poor fellow bis usual health. wish this
preparation was in every family In every hospital and
On every battle Geld.
With respect, your servant.
DIR. G. w. ANDREWS. -:np't
W1114rD's Ho1K1 s:1s!1 W4sa,SSTos, z, ,S2x D-c.l
Gentlemen: We require another supply Of your Plsn-
taton Bittels. the popularity Of which daily increases
with the guests Of oux house.
Respectfully.
SYKES. CHADWICK e. CO.
CLEVELAND, Dec. S, B6.
Ihad been 20 III with liver complaint
and dyspepsia that Eas compelled to abandon my
bueness used three bottles Of tho Plantation Bit
tcrs and, to my astonlshrtent am entirely cured.
They are the best medicine ever used and shall en-
dearor to make them knovn. Please Inform me what
S.T.-15G8.-N.. means.
Yours, truly. H.B. KINGSLEY.
Dr. r. 4. Chlds. Eurgeon Of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment writes: 1T Wish every soldie. had bottle
OF Plantation 3ittc1s. They are the nost effective
perfect and harmless tonic eyc1 used"
enEsxAs HOUSE,. CHICAGO. Ill. Feb. II, 1853.
1Iessre T. II. Drake l. Co.:
Plcare send Us another twelve cases Plantation Bit.
tess AS morning nrpetlser. they appear to have
rerseded everything else. and As= zcatiy esteemed
Yours, &C.. GAGE & WAITE,
ROCHESTER, n T., Dec, a. 1851.
s"s' The Plantation Bltters have cured me
Of tho worst kind Of dyspepsia Of four years'
standing. l hare recommended them TO others. and,
as far Is know. with signal success.
land REV. J. S. CATuoRS
nunsru H0rss Bssss.ssr s,Ss1:S155: 9 e.: ohi0.1
5iessrs, Drake g. Co.:
The Plantation Bitters appear to be very popular
here Send us twenty cases more. and obliee.
Yours. ,ruly, TT SAUNDERS e. CO.
&c. &C.. &C. &c.
E.B-1hey are particularly recommended to females
| and delicate persons requiring gentle sttm1fant.
Sold By all Druggists G1oeers. and Country Stores.
P. III. DRAKE &: CO.,
h19a1G9 1m,FAr 20. Broadway. ny.
, 1863-03-24

The advertiser having b-ea restored to health IN
9cw weeks by vary simple 1etnsdy after having sui
1ered several Year, With Eeverc lung adect1on aho
lhpt dread ditease, Conzunpt!oa-s anxious to make
Known to his felIow.suEc:e.s the means Of cure
To al who desire 1t, he will send COPY OF the pre-
scs1p:!on used ret 0: charge) with the directions for
preparing and udng tho t1ne, which they Will hnd
Eure cure for coSsr.tf11os AsTUNk BRONCHITIS. &c
The cnly object Of the advertiser in sending tue Pro
6csria Is 10 bcneE the afflicted. and spread Informs
cn which lie conec!ycs to be lnvaluk5e. and he hopes
pycry sufferer will t1J lis remedy as It viii cost them
nothing nnd may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vii please nddscss
Rev, EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Wi1AmsburEh. Klngs County.
, 1863-03-24
DO Y0u Give 1t Up:
Ny flrstis irrational,
My second Is RATIONAL,
Nv fh{v1 mechanical

And ny whole scientific.
Horee.man. ship (ho1semauship.)
Why il yqxr nose in the middle OF your facc,s
Becanse # Is the centre [sccntcr)
Why is1t dangerous to go into cathedral!
Because theEs Is a great cannon {canon} in the
desk, minor cannon {canon> In the stall, aud tie
bishop is charging the congregation.
=, Ono word Of four letters:
If you transposc what hsses wear,
Twill plainly show whist bad ones are;
Again, II you ttanspose the same,
You'll sec an ancient Hebrew name:
Change It again, and it will show
What all on earth desire to do;
Transpose the letters get again,
What bad men arc you'll then explain.
ycfl-7ile-Levi-live-c
What trade Is likethe sun2
a tanner.
Why should you be wide awake On the railroad
Because the train COCA o1cz eleepezs.
, 1863-03-24

"A
Deafness and Blindness.

DIs UNDER TO0D GculIxt asd Aur!se. Operative
6rrrco1 LII Ran dolph strect iheSlcrn2A House.
CHICAGO, ILIISoIs.
Dr. has deyoted hi! professional lfe e orhtaamlc
NJ new and Ingenious instruments and
aud Tie different saodrs Of treatment used for TIE r.
aud Au,al ioeritnE and Intrmnres Of London, Paris
Berlin and Vienna. lie performs ali the ar?Eorsd
1Ttinc:a! Furtl. Cros. Ere EHfrop1nM: Ecs,o:,pro,
fumors wcas and spurious growths Of every descxp;
Eon Artificial Eyes and Eur Drums Inserted. fnu
AVritcopa Otoscore, Pharyucoacnpe and opathalIutc
ncrlsco?e Instruments and machinery that osinianJ
Varfs Of the Eye and Ear thus the csuse s1a
Hitherto hecn thought forever hidden In dsISncss aad
9npenetrst1e Qbscurity. tnnAID o-11
, 1863-03-24

fK. SCHEN CHS FU UIulU1S10 y
sYEEP-1n!s ,nre!nr h. nnGenoeSH fhen any othe:
formed more cures Of sensam'nnnnb nnbic it Is con-
Eoandsd vegetable e. hnmae nra eossuon
Ic ~1eSn cdh &c cures
proeaoy soain o2n TsE Htsseo 1eey hT consa
Vc n.cnis n ~ NIT Do srcat injury for is tendency
inc morbid natsss In notsSs ne enet
famenic not 70 SHnts1 nt particle
Of opium: It Is conrosed OF no*s1nl out natmless M
Blood ard correct Al morbid seseioa and c1nel
pnlv means b. Itch Consumption can be cured. and
e. sehencAs P1ln,e1c sy1up Is The only usale15e
genuine cure for Pulmonary Consumption. THIS n
valuable medicine. teach bottle accompanied By full
directions, for sale By III Druggists and Deaaess
, 1863-03-24

MOTHERS! lOTHERS!!
i4b MOTHERS =!

e,na xr1xs1nY,s SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHu4
AA'" DEES TEETH1EC.
Thssvs1usn,e rrcrars;e. Is rs p;c;ciptlon Of oac
Eurland md been ussd with nercr taiinEeuceess
Ill 1Gcuexnds OF Gases:
srtes Inc ft ,r1Ach ard bowels corrtcts Acfl!ty and
Eycs tone End energy to the whole system. It viii A.
Sost Instantly relieve
GETTING n THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIC.
And overcome ConvaskionH. which, II not arctdi'y
Ftmcd1ed, end IN de*th We believe 4 She beat and
Furtst remedy in the world in a cases Of DYSESTER9
and nIAl!sHEA IN CHILDREN. whether arising
npm Teethlng OF from any othcr c8use. .
Full directions for nlnE Will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PEi<
Ems. New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal oMce4 IS pey street. New York
Et1Ck OMIT Is CkATs PEE BOTTLE
{e1G.8s.ESn,
, 1863-03-24

TARD TO, THE LADIES' All
~ Frupt,ons ofthe Skin chlorosls {EreeR sickness>
Ulcers q !he neck Of thc Womb, FALLING otthe womb
Tu1no1. Of the Abdomen Dir cuties and Distinctions
sxe5iab;y sqT1d X AEDIcAt ELEoTHIcI5I;, ;;,o p5 Ix
Lake street. tvs doors east Of Wells ChisaSo Post
tnh15 ol3V-1n
, 1863-03-24
OUR MINNESOTA LETTER.

Payment Of Church Dcbts-TndIan
Wnr Clafms-Thc Minnesota First
Ex-G0y. SibleT-The Governor OF
MtnnesotA-Tht Ice Movement.
, 1863-03-24
NEW PROCLAMATION:
DTENG! DYENG!i DYENG.!
rRUF u-Kx0HTE A<DE.

AtSo 10 Dcsp.a.3e street, eoush Of Randolph aeet.
West Dtyf,lon-
Ha7.ns jus: returned fcoM Psrs a!ier ssseet1aS
10 src satisfaction IN all eols,sPse !4sss& soaoeS
-. .1nu. n hs tttp 10 EuTs. the Undersigned coz
d1rTyd he well tEosn pre::!!u1a house q Cook d.
NcLAI1 Of ChicsEo- ~ ca n.s., n IT..
E-H,sDch Ci-ee. = North G1.rk street.
n.Gts.f I'm
, 1863-03-24
meniftrtdl.

a Valuable Medicine
FOR EVERY FAMILY.
DRUGGISTS = :::s:s?' 3 u f:y esS
and reeon,nend As a toni: 5ssau'
1aat aod appetizer,
RonAcK,s
STOMACH BlTTERS.
kP0ThEcARlES : ;s;'!Ss: :! =
R0HACK,s
STOMACH BlTTERs.
PHYSICIANS # 3SssR; s !; 81
RoBACK'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
ebnnEpe IN all sections et TIC eity and soan..y;
ehes1hS Sss|r SSssr Is son*'sasly supplied With and
RoBACK's
STOMACH BITTERS.
HTE In NJ i5s 1.etrns st the e'ty ana s,eent,y
AOHAChsS
STOMACH BiTTERS,
HOSPITALS + +:
soldiess.
ROKACK,S
STOMACH BlTTERS,
otET1 E6o In every regiment ought to have, snd
S8fkSHG many hare Introduced and highly
HOBACK,S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
IEEJEe Old aad youpg. for Billonsncss. Liver
EAbIES, GomPlat9ts, hanSuor. Weakness and
ROBACK,S
F. STOMACH BITTERS.
ElfFnVbenV Who desires good tonic. for
kHknf6UBj F!r1ng tune to tic splstt+. =
healthy appetite and strenEth to
the system generally. should not
fau 10 buy y bottle Of
ROR1CK.S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
Dz. c. r. .RonACK. Prop. Cincinnati.
c. 4. COOK, Chicago, General Agent
Oulce24 l. D Market st.. 1ind's Block.
, 1863-03-24

aRAyEL; BRICK pgST REPosrr
CHARGES NSffEgs AETEK UR1'
Diseases occurring from one and the same cause
will be entirely cured by the Constitution Water,
if taken for any length q time: The dose should
cps h hs q
urgent symptoms. should be comhstted with the
proper remedies, then followed up With the Con.
etitution Water. AZ above directed.
DYsMENoRR1GA; or PA1NPgI 3Is MIENSTRu-
PROFUSE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from family secretion Of the
menstrual duid-in the one case being too little.
and ace ompanled hy severe pain; and the other
too profuee secretion, which will be speedily cared
by the Constitution Watcr.
Tint disease known & as F FALL5SG 3sa., OF TIE ,
liganlcnts Of that organ. and Is known by sense
Of heaviuess and dragging pains IN the back and
sides, and at times aetomPanisa BY sharp lsSin.t.
I'll caEcs, be removed by the medicine.
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness, which word covers up much Is
uorance, and in nine cases out Of ten the doctor
does rot really know whether the symptoms arc
the disease, OF the disease the symptoms. We can
only cnnmerate them here. I speak more pa1ticn-
lsrly Of Cold Feet. P.lpitation Of the Heart. In
paiTed Memory, Wakefu]nsss, Flashes Of Heat,
1angror, Lassitude and Dimness Of Vision.
SUPPRESSED HENsTRUATIoN,
Which in the unmarried female Is I constant re-
curing disease, and through neglect the seeds Of
more gTave and dangerous maladcs arc the result; ;
and as month after month passes without IN effort
being made to assist nature, tho suppression be-
comes chronic, the patient gradually Loses her ap-
come On, and consumption finally ends her career.
LUECoRRHEA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of
mucous lining Of tbs vagina and womb. 1t Is in
, 1863-03-24

Proposals.

$10O.OO0m2 2:s's:s', ed ,. Sealed 3sssl;sa
by the nRLeFIsued NJ to 10 o'clock 4 " Of 3farCh
Sth. l$Es for asy pafa Of ONE H6kDRED THOU:
sASD DoLLAEs Az Ct stx per cent. Coapoe Doa9s 1 q
the General Assembly ctthssta1c and p1ya
BILE the onee OF the Treasurer ef said County IN tho
City Chc8.a In ten from the fgst day Of April
1eGa; Interest pay able semi annually.
it the time above neat!oned tAsEca q. 1861 Il u
ytors Room. in the Court House, Ia Chicago.
The right to reject ssy all htia Ii reserved. Thosd
making proposal. VIII please state the sizo Of tho
Bonds preferred By tncm.
The erEre Indebtedness OF Cook County, exclusive
Of above only si1 Thou1&n Dola1s 4Ad
Il z, CULVER.
PAUL CORNELL.
n. e, NILES,
AA{stlN GIBHS,
Special Com. Cook County Board Of superIiso''
Cbftrrn Maffh 8Si1..
, 1863-03-24

VOI<011 2 1l0-s IT H.1II1k1
which gives those organs time to recover the1
healthy tone and vfrof. We are able to stlte tha
the Constitution Water has cured every case OF Di
abctis In which 1t has been given.
STONE IN THE BLADDER. cALcULCs,
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MUCUS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES AFTER URI-