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IMPORTS.

Yum BosrvS-per CeyInn, July 22-IO c. P~ainkirer, 5 cot
ton gins, ! cotton press, $50 c. kerosene 0n, : bxs marble, l
granite base, 10 CO tibaeco, 1 melodeou, l carriage, l wagon, 2
G medicine. II bills Windows +s pcs pine plank, bIs and !
bill wire. ~ stoves, 60 bdls hoIowware, 1 cog wheel, II bNs
glass, 2 sgs copper nails, ! kss Iron spikes, l trensI machine,
IL pcs Oak Ioist, 1 pr centrhugals. 3 sim drums, l gear wheel, l
band wheel, ! shan. 1 bdl pipes. 81 desks, 60 pcs pipe, d elbows.
= Ut drainers, = pes castings, q bxs machinery, l stm boiler, 1
bx copper pipe, . globes, 8 couplings, l. pcs boiler castings, SO
yrate bars. IL bdi pipes, l bdi bolts, I bx pipe fixing, 30 PkEs
furnItur. and glassware, IL cs books, 8 bbs ink, 10 l5S 200
tons coal, 80 csks coal, lis oak pIanks. 500 pipe slaves, l csk
heads. 81 es matches. IS csks bread. so nsts trunks. so his
oakum, q ks spikes, 25i bSs fish, I63 sss nails, Il bbls paint.
o whale boats, 10 bbls sat, SO bbls pork, 20 saw h.rses, o csks
iron plates, ass pkgs mdse, 1881 shocks. lllOO chesnut shocks,
ASS hi bbIs 1900 thirty one gallon shocks, 1873 btis and III
tdls heads
prom SAW FRAxCIsCO-psr Smyrniote, July 25-S hhds ale,
I bbl beads, 5 bbls shocks. 81 c. anal 8 pkSs mdse. l cs metal,
50 empty barrels. 30 pkgs iron, I c. spades, 5llf& feet boards.
1859 feet refuse boards. 1902 feet surface boards, 1i6O bdls
shingles, 100 scks oats, 100 scks barley, 100 scks lime, 200 or
.cks hour. 100 hf scks -four, 22T bbts empty barrels, lls2 pcs
and i3sOT fs lumber. ~ biIs batting, IS bids Ftckets, 4 bills
iron, b3 bars iron, : plates Stats, 2 plates iron, ! pkg eoPper.l
iron vice, I bellows, l anvil. S pkgs sheeI~rtght stud, 81 bbis
whi.key. 10 GO and I cSk vine, = rolls leather, = cs Photographic
material, / csk red wine. Is kEs nails. ] piano. SO CO boots and
shees, IL c. hats. 9 bS Ink, IL CO clothing, ! bbi claEet, ! cs
seed. 10000 Mania cigars. l00OOs Il flooring boards, . bils
vindoT sash, 5 pkgs gunny bags, : bbls fish,
FROM PoRr GAxBLSyPer Torrent, per Kilauea, July Is
32gTgJ u rough lumber, 66'JS y dressed lumber, 10000 laihs,
2l3i VI shingles, 500 pIeke,s, IS spruce knees
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CnNRarrAr IrENz.

Tie total national Indebtedness % Mexico exceeds sSl7,Cc,-
10, the interest payable on this amounts 20 t2O,CooOOOi The
entire revenue % the country, from all ordinary sources, Is
much beior sIeOoo.0oo. or half the in:eres. on the debt With
out leaving n single dollar to maintain the Government aud
support ih= army.
The total value % foreign goods imported into the port OF
Boston for the week ending June 2, was s3S9,T3i, against
&f6,37O for the corresponding week Ia Is6i The exports for
the same time, irclrding specie, has ben S5cc,OOc, againf
: S4,O-0 Tor the corresponding week In 1854
A review q ship building at New York shows that fry nine
steamers u over ons thousand bUrien each, have been built In
lie yards dnce she beginnioT % the wal OF these nine were
each over tEO Thousand tons burden.
Tie EhoIe trade q Great Britain, which IN 1863 was Gas
100000, has increased, and las. year The imports were f27s,-
CO00oO-tOtal, f+7S, 1000.
The frs, large transfer o. wool from first hands noted since
January last, took place al De;rol, on the 25ih May, a. 50
cents per pound
It Is stated that the blockade runner Dsnbigh, built by the
Nessrs- Laird, has, Ia eleven voyages, realized sl,Ao,Oo for
her owners.
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UOMT1ERCIAL

~S4TURD4T. JULY -. Is55.
UJH shave bot sume.bat more lively ths' is usual u 'hS
season 81 he J,ar, gD-is are landed and carte. 10 all pars o.
TLe city, hut NJ 10 ut learn Of any important sales With The
s1esptEau q the sale % China goods at auction, eK Code"
W..f witch tOJk place yesterday The sale vas Eeu Attended
Tie foreign arrivals Gr she past week are Tie American
clipper -hip CeyI0H. q Brewer & Cos Boston LDe q Packets
with al assorted cargo Of merchandise from Boston, on the Z@ii
the American bark SnyrHi0fs, q the Hawaiian Packet Line
On tie 25th, with the nsuaI assortment Of freight and The
Amercza tarz Torrent from Puget sound on the I'il, WIN .
cargo u lumber, 20 be followed BY the Hawaiian bark Mound
ksG and American bark Est.sgF, In this Line, consigned 70
H. HsckfrIi & Co. The Gillian bark HGtador before rep'r'eo'
came Inside and landed her coolies The Only departure q thai
Of the British clipper ship GoIdsH Vest for Canso. We clip
the following gold quotations frC II our san Francisco exchange
~GOLD-Privatc DISPATCHES, dated New York, June lstn,
quote gold nc follows June I'D, lili 2iih, lAlii 2oth' 4ti'
-7Ib, IiIt.
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- The Esp!auaie begins to wear q different as
pect since tue erection Of the three large buildings
for the barrel manufsctury Of Messrs. Hotischlaeger
& Stapenhorst, and the commodious oil shed. erected
by the government for the storage Of oil awaiting
tr~anshipment. -
A New FIHM-Mr. George J. Emmes. go long and
we'll known here as ship-carpenter and builder, has
associated himself with Dir. Ferd. Phuger, for the
purpose Of carrying on the business of ship-wrights,
calkers and spar makers.
- The American brig Kentucky cleared for this
port June 23d, via Humboldt.
q Passengers for the RIiauea, will notice that
she will leave on Tuesday evening.
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BIRTHS.
July ga. o .hs Vi. o g.caeIie. ": wsea. E.a. : aaasa.er.

CHANGE or CAPIArSs-The Smyrnio!s. o! the
Hawaiian Packet Line. came down in charge OF zap
tain Love,,, 80 well and fAvorAbly known as Master
Of the Yaakss. in her pslmy dsys, and under whose
management in 1859, she made the shories, round
trip from this pors to San Francisco snd back ever
m.de-38 days. The travelling community will re-
greet the necessity Of parting with Captain Burie:i.
who has been 80 deservedly popular during his ser
his place is to be 50 ably filled
y - The Grst officer Of the bark Uhisltr, Mr..
Dillingham;, whose leg Wa broken last Friday night.
by being thrown from q horse. in collision with a
carrare, on the valley road, ID now at the American
Marine Hospital, where he receives every care and
attention. and is ia 9 favorable condition for recov-
ary- "
81 The Hawaiian bark ErsrhSTd. hence in De
cember last, for Bremen. arrived at ;hs, port on The
a,h ~ Nav. Messrs John Hsckfeld and Henry
Nolte were among the passengers who left here IN
her. .. =
ANOTHER HAwAIAs VEssEL-By California pa
uers We see that the Hawaiian bark -HaSna hea
w.s cleared by Messrs. Pope s Talbot for Fort An
gelos. "
The Oahu BREuERI-This establishment OF Ne
Warren. under the management Of Mr.. Hug 10
4 ing a good business. and 10 Supplying . oh'foe
article Of lager beer
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ALMOST AS HARD AS IRON!

Protecting wood from decay, and iron and other metals from
cnyrosion. II mixes readily with liuseed OIL, and may be used
FOR all common purposes without grinding. II has already
reputation, having given universal satisfaction to- painting
Houses. Barns, both wood or brick, OF the HuNs, Decks or
tunnels Of ships. Dock Gates. Iron, Wood or Brick work, eS-
posed to the action Of the atmosphere or sea water, Iron
bridges, Fences. Railway Cars, Depots, Tin and Single Roofs,
SC. When coarse linen or canvas Is covered with It, II becomes
waterproof does not crack when rolled, and preserves II from
rot. Ii Is preferable to any paint for printing. IL does not roll
in rubbing down, saves time and labor. and produces a hrm
and smooth surface. requiring less oil than any other Mineral
Paint. Painters will ind this the cheapest, and most durable
for all outside work. And FOR printing undo: any other Paint.
il is uuequaIed. While the base Of all other Mineral Paints -
Clay and Silica, WINTERS METALLIC BROWN is composed
az the following
SesquioXy6e Of Manganese 90
AlCu!Il2 ID
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PASS Frs

Proa SAN FRaScIsco-per Smyrntotc. July 2s-Capt ii W
Buriitt. Rev Nr DOane AMI wife, Master Edward Dcane, Miss
Hattie Howell, Mr Curtis } Lyons. Mr. q A Warren and wife,
Yr : x Kinney, wife and child, Mr. John kstanach, Srs ; A
Thurston and child, Mrs Coolidge, mother and 2 children
SrExEAGE-Mrs Mary Robinson. Mr. III J Coolidge, Mr y
Yockers. Mr. L y Warner, Nr y Keller, Mr Joseph Goldsmith,
Mr. snd Mrs Ching-l3 cabin and ) s.eerage-
From WsDwARD POKrs-per hilsues, JIly G-Miss Paris,
Cap: J Make, X A Lyman, Jno q Cummings, 4 A Lemsn-5
cabin and Is deck Passengers
For WrsDwAED POETS-Prr KilAues, July 2S-nrs Paul
meyer, W Brrnham, Chas " Brooks. J 2 Walker, T T Dougher-
ty. W v Brigham. e. Spencer, II Wood, J Constantine, Father
Lennor, " Y Con~ay, A Unna, Mr. sterling, NJ COx-l4 CABIN
AID IS deck passengers
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icO 90
TESTIMONIALS

DR.. WIsTER-Dear Sir: l have been using your Metallic
Paint for the last three years on Freight and Passenger Cars,
Engines, Tenders, &c. 1 find it the best paint l have ever
used for durability, and from the numerous tests | have sub
jected IL 70. proves l. TO be superior 10 any paint now IN use
recurring les oil. and its being almost pure Iron - susceptible
az the finest possible polish. I have never known it to crack
blister or scale. aud I unhssttatingly recommend it to oil those
who desire a cheap, durable and good paint.
L. L. BENEDICT,
Master Mechanic. II. / VI. X. +.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
RRIyALS.

July g2-Schr MOT Wahine, Ruheans, from Koloa-
22-Am clipper ship CeylOn, Woods, lis days from Bo5-
tOn, With mdss % e.. Brever & Co.
Ze-Stsaner KL.1cA, McGregUr, from Winiward Ports
.3-Gchr EaLamR, Nriish. from KOhala-
2S-Schr Prince, Hatfield, from Uanalei-
Am bark smyTniOte, LOyett, IL days from San Fran-
cisco, with mise 20 Ahrch- Walker 81 Co
2c-Schr Setie Merrill, Fountain, from Lshaina and
Makes Landing.
y 2G-Schr Manuoka~ai, MarchAnt, from Hama.
Z5-sehr MOI Keiki, NspeI1. from kahuiai-
s-schr EAribia, Howard, from HilO.
2s-Am bark Torrent, Calhoun, y days nom PCrt Gam
bic, with lumber 70 II. Backfed s Co
z3-schr Helen, from hahko-
5chr Active, from Maalea Bay.
Schr Ka Moi, from kahuuI
Stnr KflGuea, from Windvard Ports.
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EMORANDA.
Report Of Ship CeyIon.

hFpsTt OF SLIP tFJTUus
ship Cssior, Woods, IFS day. from Boston, repors-Cro5sei
~ equator IN the Atlantic, April I'D, ZiI days from Boston.
INV Cape Horn May "a. 81 days out Crossed Lat SO . :
Jane 2i 10 days out. aud the equator, 10 Long. II3O W,
July :. 81 lays Out- Was kecalneI OF the Cape three days tn
Company With ship Geo GTis~Old, frOm New York for san
Franrtsc0 In Lat 81 2 : hsd a heavy : W and W gale
ElEre then very Iglt Winds until W. took the N. p trades In
Lat Is 80 ", Long 1910 W from thence bad fresh and mod
rate trades Made Hawaii morning % the Dist.
May "a Lat. 81 Q = Long. Tl0 w, signshzed an English
Lark bound Eas,. showing 81 Pendant, Nos. 1874. who reported
having seen IcebeTgs the day before, IN Lat 5TIOe.
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OlSt4ASAFr SuiG g.,
We have usel Winters Metallic Brown Paint. and until We
find something better, We will continue 70 use IL on our Iron
work. both Roofing and Bridging. 80 Tar there - nothing now
In use known - ", that can compare with Il in ia tsnacty TO
articles, especially Iron. It is perfectly water and weather proof
1t docs not waste by exposure 20 weather, ami We Ind that on
polers. Climnevs Sc i Is not Influenced ny heat
IDsLEA & &c
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Fl Through the liberality 0! our advertising "a
irons, We are compelled to Issue q supplement with
to-day's Issue. In it will be found interesting read
ing matter, together with advertisements, among
which are some q new gools jus, received At the
Ro,k r%o<s
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VESSELS IN pORT-JULY 90.

Am clipper ship U-yIon, Woods
Am bark Torrent, Calhoun
Am bark Snyrniut-, Lnyett.
ChiIIau bar. SintadOr, Rasmussen
HA~'n bark KamShauIehz V, Cunningham
Am bark Whistler, Patty.
Am bark A. A. EliTidgs. Williams
RITZ PfulI Zirgruhirt-
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EPARTURES

July I2-schr Rs Moi, Wilbur, for Kahului.
Z2-BrtIsh clipper ship Golden West Je~ett for CaIiao.
2s-Stmr Kuau.a, SfcGregOT, fi Windvad Ports.
2t-sehr Helen, Kinney. for Maliko.
2s-Sctr Mol "a shine, Kuheans, for koloa.
2S-Schr Pdnce, Hatfield, for Iisnaei-
2s-Schr Kaiama, Menish, FOR ROhsIs-
Z-Schr ManuoEawai, Msrchsnt, Tor Hama.
23-Sclr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, for LAhaina and ks-
LuluI.
2s-Schr Moi ReikI, Napeta, for KahuIuI.
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ships Mails.

F0r HILo-per MariLis, ! p. NJ
Tor WISDwAKD POKTs-per RIianea, Tuesday.
Fer EAs REASCIsCo-per Whisiier, uncertGin.
fcr PohTLAsD, OKEGOS-per A, A, kldrtdge, Tuesday.
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SunGries.

Blankets, scarlet. blue, green, white, grey,
BurlapS, Black silk uu brelas.
Black silk hat ribbon, Fancy bonnet ribbon.
Black and fancy silk velvet ribbon,
Linen thread, white, brown, black,
Cotton thread, white and blue, Spool cotton,
Worsted braid and gimp, Barge, black, brown, blue.
Grape White cotton huckaback towels.
Linen huckahack towels,
Cotton and linen Turkish towels,
Carpet bags, Wooden shaEls and plaids,
Long shawls, Berlin wool.
Ladies and ch!!dren's straw hats. trimmed,
Boys straw hats and caps, French cafskius-
Plated candlestcks. Ladies' head dresses,
Porte-nonnaies, Ladies' work baskets,
Ladies writing cases, Lead pencils,
Carpenters pencils, Steel pens
FoOlscap, letter, and note paper.
Blank books, Receipt books, Letter copy books.
INV lOpes, Framed states and slate pencils,
Assortment II toys,
Ivory combs, Dressing combs. Hair brushes.
Pearl bstt0ns, Pant buttons, Porcelain buttons.
Gold leaf, Printing paper, Smoking pipes,
Walking canes, Suspeniers, Feather busters,
Ladies' and gentlemen's kid and silk gloves,
Bed quilts, Rife powder, in 7 and l 10 tins,
Flower pots, Empty demiohns,
OAK BARRELS ND KEGS,
OIL SHOCKS FIRE BRICKS.
FIRE CLAY. Pipe CLAY.
KAOLIN- PORTLAND CEMENT
BLACKSMITH GOALS,
STEAMBOATS,,
ROOFING SLATES.
Oak Boats l6. II. Is. 10. 30 # long.
s792u
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Naval Stores.

Boiled linseed oil, Zinc paint,
White lead, Green paint, Paris grcn,
Prussian blue, Red lead. Yellow ochre,
Yenitian red, Copper pump tacks,
Assortment Of Russian cordage, Spunyarn.
Manila rope : and i inch, Flag lines,
Log lines, Marine, Housing, Rat line,
English hemp sail twine, Roping Irvine,
Hemp canvas, Russia light and heavy ducks.
Muntz yellow metal aud nails.
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Mems grey and white merino socks,
Mems brown and mixed cotton sOcks,
Women's white and black cotton stockings.
Children's socks and stockings,
Mems heavy wooden socks and stockings.
Mems WOODEN cUmfOrteTs,
Men's grey and white merinO undershirts,
Ladies' white mcrino uudershirLs,
BruMn. white and fancy stripeA cotton MnleTsl
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Blue z. c. monkey jackets and pants,
Blue and black cloth pants,
Cashmere sacks and pants,
MOleskin and cotton pants,
Fancy flannel shirts,
Blue and grey flannel oyershirts,
Hickory shirts,
White cotton shirts, fancy bosom,
do. do. do.
Superior white cotton shirts, linen bosom, collars & sleeves.
Fancy regatta shirts, assorted,
Ladies' mantIes and children's jackets,
Mems felt hats.
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Spirits, Wines. &c.

Superior Fronch brandy, in casks and CASEY
Barrels and k - Of rum, Genuine Holland GIN,
Common Holland gin, Benicarlo wine, In casks,
Claret, in casks and cases,
Barclay, Perkins K Cos porter. In quarts and pInts,
German ale, in quarts and piEts,
Superior sherry and portwiuc, 10 cases,
Stomach btters.
Champagne, quarts & pints, IIeids!eck & Co.'S Grand V
Champagne, quarts s piuts, Ruiuart pcre & fJs, Carte
Ssiters water.
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Groceries.

English pie fruits and pickles.
Sardines in quarter and half boxes,
Kalsins in quarter and half boxes.
Almonds in demijohns, WestphaIla hams,
Swiss cheese. Green cheese,
Loaf sugar, Crushed sugar,
Cltramine blue, Indigo blue,
Chocolate, Demijphns pearl barley, Sage, Car
Vinegar, Licorice.
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handkerchief

Fancy pongee silk handkerchief.
SILK corahs, Black silk c%rayats,
Black and fancy silk neckties,
Turkey red aud yellow haudkcrchief-.
Fancy cotton haudkeTchiefs,
White muslin handkerchiGfs, fancy border
White muslin handkerchiefs. lace border.
Valencicnnc handkerchief,
Linen cambria h3uikerChiefs.
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HOnOlulu
NNETALIIC COAT:

Not liable 10 become furnished, and makes a never-fadini
Paint. as one acquainted wiki its Ingredients must know. /
will not change color by exposure to the weather, and vii
endure any climate without cracking or blistering-whue e1
posure hartens il, making in time a covering
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glassware

A small invoice of fine Cut Glasses.
Tumblers, &c.
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PcrflaHRaerV.

Superior cologne water,
Cologne water i'm 8 cornered bottles,
Genuine Lubin's extracts, Hair oil,
Macassar oil, Fancy toilet soap.
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Ladies' side slddles,
English saddles, all hogskin, complete,
English saddles, hogskin seats, complete,
French saddles, complete,
Brides with curl bits, Iron timed bits.
Wooden and cotton saddle girths.
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& Cutlery.

Fencing wire, Bar iron, Hoop iron,
Iron sugar coolers, Copper wire cloth,
Galvanized iron pipe, Sheet zinc,
COcoa-handled butcher kuitrs,
Sailors jack knives, Knives and forks,
Scissors, Jewsharps, Iron thimble Needies,
Iron timed saucepsns. Iron timed tea kettles,
Iron pots, Riyets, Wrought nails, Ingots TIN.
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anC Sexual disorders every kind with Neyer.Fajl.
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"As the Phoenix
strs st FRI" new shf :hs. d sns q: ,T.
tr rel rennte the system and overcome disease.
fF- The Rejuvenating Elixir Is the result of mod.
an entirely new and abstract method OF cure irres
Peetive Of all the old and out systems.
sT'- This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men OF the day and by them pr o.
to he one OF the greatest medical discoveries
OF the age.
.sy- One bottle will cure general Debility.
essr A few doses cures Mysteries in females
t- One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart
ey- From one to three BEETLES restores the manli-
less and full vigor OF youth.
~ A Few doses restores the appetite.
eSy Three bottles cure the worst case Of Impo.
tency. .-s.f-.t ~ = - =
1ss- few doses cures the low spirited.
~ One bottle restores mental power
10 fe,v doses restores tie O,0yf,,s of oee,1tion
~ few doses bring the rose to the cheek "
Fry This medicine restores TO manly vigor and
robust health the poor debilitated, worn-down and
despairng. -
esr- The iistless, enervated youth, the over task
ed man OF business, the victim Of DEPRESSION
the Individual suffering from general debility, or
f'Ha 'os,&'nss Of a single orgdR, will all find imme-
date and parliament relief by the of this Elixir
or Essence of Life.
sS- Price, $2per bottle three bottles for IS,
and forwarded by Express, Oh receipt Of money
to any address.
The Cherokee pills and ReJu.
venati8g Elixir, are sold by all enterprisiny
Druggists in the civilized world. Some unprncipled
dealers, however, try to sell worthless compounds
IN place at these those which they purchase at
a cheap price, and make more money by SELL
Ing, than they these medicines. As you value
Your health, aye, the health Of your future off,
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from observation.
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address us In perfect
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Patients addressing will please state plainly all
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Or. w. r. MERWIN g. CO., ..
No. 63 Liberty street, New York.
&. "A. COOK, CHICAGO. No. 26 Market Street
General Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa. Wis
eonsin, Michigan and Indiana. who will supply
Druggists at our regular card prices. - .
80 Sold at Wholesale In Chicago by
FULLER, FINCH FILLER; C. G.. SMITH; LORD a
SMITH BURNHAA Il VAN setback; w. ID. HARRIs
Co.. SMITH DwYER, and Ii. SCovILL.
Sold by 81.
Sold in ottumwa by DIR. W. B. COwAN. .,s
June IS, 1S6i--v16 MA