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Influence of individuals and Events.

To q philosophic mind the actions of an indi-
vidual count for little I; to n practical mind they
are everything Whoever is accustomed to gen.
eralize, smiles within himself when he hears that
Luther brought about Reformation that Bacon
overthrow the ancient philosophy that William
ILL. saved our liberties; that Romily humanized
our penal code; that Clarksou and Wilberforce
destroyed slavery, and that Grey and Brougham
gave US reform. lie smiles at such assertions,
because he knows full well that such men, useful
as they were, are only to be regarded / as tools by
which that work was done, which the force and
accumulation Of preceding circumstances had de-
termined should be done. They were good in
struments, she q and serviceable Instruments.
But nothing more. Not only are individuals, in
the great average Of affairs, imperative for good,
but they are also, happily for mankind, inopera-
tive for evil. Nero and Domitian caused enor-
nous mischief, but every trace oft has now disap-
peared. The occurrences which contemporaries
think to be OF the greatest Importance, and which,
in point of fact, for a short time are SO, invaribly
turn out in a long run to be the least important
OF all. They are like meteors, which dazzle the
vulgar by their brilliancy, and then pass away,
leaving no mark behind. Well, therefore, and
in the highest spirit Of philosophy, did Monies
quieu say the Roman republic was overthrown,
not as Is commonly supposed, by the ambition of
caesar and Pompey, but by the state of things
which made the success Of their ambition possible.
And 30 indeed it was. Events which had been
long accommodating, and had come from afar,
was irresistible. and the republic grew ripe for de-
struction. 1t decayed, it tottered, it was sapped
to Its foundation and then, when all was ready,
and 1t was nodding to its fall, Caesar and Pompey
stepped forward, and because they dealt the fast
Diow, We, forsooth, are expected to believe that
they produced a catastrophe which the course of
affairs had made inevitable before they were born.
J. 6 Mil
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"A Word on Early Rising"

What excuse shall mortality bring for hasten
ing its end by lying in bed, and anticipating the
grave! for, of all apparently innocent habits,
lying in bed is perhaps the worst while, on the
other hand, amidst all the different habits through
which people have attained to a long life, it ia
SAID that III this one respect, and this only, thew
have all agreed-nO very long lived man las been
a late riser! Judge Holt is said to have been
curious respecting longevity, and to have cues
toned every old man that came before him, as to
his modes of living and in the matter of early
rising there was no variation every one of them
got up betimes. One lived chiefly upon meat,
another upon vegetables one drank no fermented
liquors, another did drink them a fifth took care
not to expose himself to the weather, another
took no such care; but every one Of them was an
early riser. All made their appearance at
Natures earliest levee and she was pleased that
they hailed her as soon as she walked, and that
they valued her fresh air, and valued her skies,
and her birds, and her balmy quiet or if thew
thought little OF this, she was pleased that they
took the first step in life, every day, calculated
to make them happiest and most healthy aud so
she laid her hands upon their heads, and pro-
nouneed them good old boys, and enabled them
To run about at wonderful ages, while their poor
senior juniors were tumbling in down and govt.
Seriously speaking, we believe that there is
not a wholesomer thing than early rising, or one
which, IT persevered in for a very little while,
would make a greater difference in the sensations
OF those who suffer from most causes of ill-health,
particularly the b~esetting disease of these seden-
tary times-indigestion. We believe it would
the supposed necessity of a great deal of
nauseous and pernicious medicine-that pretended
friend, and ultimately certain foe, of all impa-
tient stomachs. Its utility in other respects
everybody acknowledges, though few profit by it
as they might. Nothing renders a man SO COM
pletely master of the day before him he gets rid
OF arrears, anticipates the necessity of haste, and
insures leisure. Sir Walter Scott is said to have
all his greatest works before breakfast;
he thus also procured time for being one of the
most social of friends, and kind and attentive of
correspondents.-Lei9h Hunt.
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the Corps Legislatif, as a Government supporter
of circumscription in Vendee, and was reelected
at the next election. His competency in financial
questions caused him to be often named as Secre-
tary to Commissions on the Budget, and he re,
ported the budget of 1857. In the session OF
is63 he was chosen to replace NJ. Reveil as Vice
President of the Corps Legislatif, and was made
an officer of the Legion of Honor. He has writ
ten some works and contributed to the reviews
E. v. Gressier, Minister of Public Works, Is
an advocate of the Imperial Court and member OF
the General Council for the Canton of Corble.
He was elected as a Government candidate for the
fifth circumscription of the L.omme, in 1868, re-
ceiving I9, 22S votes out of 90 ,662 voters.
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NOTICE.

gUNHE Of THE LATE FIRM
II Of NOLTE r KRUGER win be nquidatei by the un-
dersgned- An parties having claims against the late firm will
please present. the sane %, and al indebted to said business
are requested o settle their accounts With
NOLrE & KRUGER
In Liquidation W ". 1. NoLrE-
Honolulu, August II. 1850.
The Untersi1ned will eonfinu. the business of the late dm
Of NoLrE 4 KRUGER on his o~n account and In his oun
name, and respectfully sotsits . continuance Of the Patronage
and Good Will Of the Customers nj the Coffee Saloon and tfgar
Store, which kind asor he will endeavor IN merit by strict
attention 10 business and 20 their wants
go 81 m. L. NOLTR.
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Dissolution of Ce-partnership.

'y>HE HERETOFORE
u existing In the Butchering Bu.iless known as the Pa
CIFfC MARKET. In this city. between wEISESRACH y
sCHREI. 10 hereby declared dissolved. No debts hereafter
contracted by said drm VII be paid by the undersixned all
debts heretofore due ny said arm will be presented to him for
signed GEORGE SCHREI.
Honolulu, July 20, 1863 600 3,
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OAHU COLLEGEy

TIME NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
lion VII begin Ca WEDNESDAY, THE lst DAY OF
skPr. NEXT.
Candidates sx admission wHi be examined on Monday and
Tuesday preceding
Students Wishing Boara at the Institnuon should make i'm
mediate application. $50 4,
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fnsign Jahsrtissmtnts.
Seventh Industrial Exhibition
-or rux-
INSTITUTE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Opened to the Public, N A. NJ, Sept. IL, 1863.
-,ssr MANN or WlSaGERs ANNOUNCE

DVHE BOARD OF ANSoOsCh
that the seventh Industrial Exhibition s. open ssaDo.e'
In m. .paeas,a. Exhibition BuiLting erected on Cnton squsre-
An the eity of -an Francisco, and no pains VIII - sp@r-h -
make o. euuapictr in all is details
me building - wrather-prooG Vel ventilated. and Lighted
Oar night BY 1900 ra. jets 10 provided With tahlss tr exhiot.
or' use, and has a line % shafting 800 feet long. pro.Hss
with necessary pul-ys and ample sfsam-poser 70 <hio''
workiuQ machinery, AMI eDyvrs an area 81 20 DO ket.
Tn, linz. III telegraph wire viii be connected IN 'bc ooiHihs.
vhsrr also uHI b. IN. Post Omce and Express Compsni-s.
box~x. A an- band win Discourse music every afternoon
evening. AMI the visitor Will hni ample provision ioE hs CON-
fort In every particular.
The VARIOUS 70 otrs are making extensive prsparauons .
aecommo.Iste visitors 10 moderate rates during the cxhioalon
,ra.oa nd the Board % Managers will, through a aEsnf-
extend all Information To Strangers seeking ACCOMMODATIONS
aurtnx their stay In the city st that period
There IL no charge To exhibitors Except the uckes o. aah4s
,iouy and exhibitors are notified that Applications for space
must be received BEFORE AUGUST -, or spaes cannot Ds
definitely assigned.
Articiss In.snd-d Cor Exhibition must be IN the Building oy
SATURDAY. sEPr. Is. and no article csp enter Tor eorrp~u-
ton unless in position by that tine
Rules si Kegulations, Blanks AMI Circulars. VII
varIet on appgication At the Rooms % the hecnanfcs insaI-
tufe. - Post street. san francisco, or by addressing y III
Corresponding Secretary, same address
Articles fr0m the country must be marked distinctly. y
the seventh IndustrfsI Exhibition, Fan frane-eos tahionha
Care .. H. Gilmore. Corresponding secrytary@ =
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS ARE r FOR.
~ Ridden from h.rboring and trusting my wife, Meie
KeabohA- BERTRAND LATIERR-
Honolulu, August IL, 1859. 600 81.
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ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR.
"A Ridden frou harborirs and trusting my wife. Mans
Malla- II. p CANTFRBITRY
Mxkavao, July -. 1869. es Ims
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Dilke's Greater Britain.
Family Bibles.

A RECORD OF TRAVEL IN ENGLISH.
- SPEAKING COUNTRIES, during ls65 and 1851. Psc-
81 IS Rr sale BY (5.sl q. u. WHITNEY.
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FULL ASSORTMENT ON HAND. SUIT
"a ABLE Ir Hofsay CT Wedding Presents. and NJ prices
from sIS To $40 aeh. ,-OsI IT.. u WHITNEY.
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Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO OR HAv-
n ING Claims sgainst the undersigned, will please settle
the same with Mr.. II. l. CHASE, Fort street
cot 81 JNC. Z. Mc9REW. NJ ID
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Don't Forget the Birthdays.
GREAT vARIETY OF CHILDRENs
Cloth and Plain Toy Books
vrnu a cent. IN on- dollar each. Just What our Etfi< - May
Ann " waats. can AMI ere Nc the BOOK ssos. of
ara n. ~ WHITNEY.
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AppietOn's journal.

A NOW UPPLY ALL APPLICANTS
for JOURNAL, all the dates. from Nos. 1
to II. having h-en received. Terms 81 n year.
Csc IL. NJ. WHITNEY.
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NEW MUSIC!
II the Publishers,
Over 1000 Pieces Of late Popular Songs,
Vocal and Instrumental.

OtSbs
When we went a cleaning,
Scraps from Lucrecia,
Vesper hymn,
1t 10 a legend old,
o gentle heart,
Scraps from Martha, No. 2.
The t.iree Angel visitaDts,
Ills but q little faded flower,
Thy voice is near,
Waiting,
My dolly Athore,
What are the wild waves saying
The sailors wife,
There is a sigh in the heart,
The rose bud,
All! could 1 teach the Eightin-
gale,
When night Il darkest,
When / know that thou art near
What viii I do without thee,
Meet me by moonlight,
Ny love and I,
The moon Il beaming DER the
lake,
o sweet be thy repose,
Rigoletto.
I'll meet thee In the lane,
Under the willows he Ii sleeping
When sparrovs build,
Pat Malloy,
Roses bloom in summer only,
Ring the bell, Waterman,
All, love the military,
Meet me tonight,
The separation,
Mary O'More,
Under . hedge,
Nearest and Dearest
The rescue,
Smile, MolIie darling,
Robins return,
For sale by (Gs41
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Lsdies' AMI Chiidrrn's Dresses male ~ order. Ala. every
description % rndesrIsthins- Mr.. :. will -faieaver to give
entire sstisfartian. ss5 3a
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The past that bfeathes of thee.
Lorena,
mo crown without the cross,
Let rs speak OF q man as we
find him,
Singer in blissful repose,
Lizzie dies tonight,
Say TO him,
The rock beside the sea shore.
O take me to thy heart again,
We parted by the riverside,
The old oaken bucket,
Sweet Evelina,
Ny sweetest thoughts are thine,
Not for Joseph,
Queen Of the night,
What Nora said,
When Lubin sings,
My song shall enter In thy
dream,
Tommy Todd,
Ny fathers sword,
Flying Trapeze
Nothing else to do.
hock me 70 sieeps moeher,
Twenty years ago,
The universal medley,
Ring the bell softly,
Der graves OF the loved ones,
Paul vane,
She sleeps In the valley 10 sweet
Wake Nicodemns,
Putting on airs,
Little Major,
When the var Is DER, Mary.
|Soffiy DER the ripping waters,
Loves chidings,
Lost star Of my home.
|Tenting on the old camp ground
Memories Of the past,
Maggie May.
II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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To the Ladies' Of Honolulu.
RS.

a. BEGS TO THE LADIES
% honolulu that she has removed to the Store fprmeriy
occupied by Mrs. McDougaii. on Fort street, above
- Hotel. where she intends continuing The business OF
Dress and Milliuarv
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06

BANGOR rEoptCL MAEkII. S'rHr41y
Va. l-' llay comes in plenty. and ihr
h,..t quality selling lno>" a. 80 {" SIG
=. ton Inferior qualities >cli AZ from slo
Sls. i,,a-e straw j. worth from $40 -
So selling high. - ihcir but litlr
...a.h. iu market ~ thr roads are Grt-
. ~ w. quite good. pat.s-oe> begin &" ".-
.H-.- ra, largest Space iu 'he market. ,"ll-
Iay at iraT g ID ~ ceot-. hti 'hr
...-e supply ia Boston market, mu-t >"ru
i..a.r th-tu h-rr a. - cents: yellow eyed
..au- -. ail extra pea beans. SO 70
! -. w, should quote good butter ft"m -
-a Is cents. and H.. extra article ai from -
q, T. cents egg - r,at- and coming u
i.-utv. and flr- prbce neNt WecA may bc
>tI.I lowrr dri'-,l apples Il 10 10 ccrts
ihr above ptirc- are p.iiiu "Er -tr""t-
,..r produce from country teams.
lI.r Boston market j. largely stocked
ia l.e.atacs -lacA>nu- are selling
dutl a = cent, y,.--> ~ crni- ior Eastern.
aud ~ 10 - for Western. We see the
-al.- Il potatoes ~ Detroit. Mich. afc
t-.sa - g., - aud - rrui- per busa. hs the
.. .lr !a.4
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06
To The Honorable County tomnlIs~.oners within
and for IN. County OF II,prnrk

n a.. ,.--.I----
t ~ III. C,,,, ", II tn '7''''s'' y "'ti''''
TIE undcrsignrd resia"nts Of llfham, Am
! hcfst' ht-wofh ana haf''FHtr IN SAM rouIl-
., rcrpc'unliY rclTe-rht mat 70 al To hr lat
out from or near Inc school Hous" ~ Disturt ~.
, ne Wsltham, and running uofthrr!y through a.
town OF "aithAm to Little fai", on thr east
ofaneh oi mon iivrr Thence n"'theflt through
The town OF hAriaN's. To tniefsHct with the Maria
Npls F"Ah ~ or near Ihe a1-e II ''''r%@ ! zoo
win, would pc oi great puhhc convenience a"d al
'antssr, ,hy .horteatns 'rc distance between IN,
'"o tsr'n'ni, ts" miles ~ ne o'a road now rum.
~ ''thhS S"S fON ht'' anu s,''h ga caSF 5'a'l t'
~ ~ ''uo' @ ~. '1''A go N"''''' 10 '''' ""e' g.
~ 80
= 80, - ~ N'-i "'- - '''1'''
- '"l' " e'',
SlAIE bf MAINE.
u.Napsh - Court OF tountv Commissioner,
April FERN A - i<s.
pol th, iorYgoing uetitiau n i ron-,,ier.i hs
the Commt.son-r. tbat the pet itinnrrs are rrspon
.ibl- and at tho, ouvht e. b. I,asrd tnucbn ne
matter set forth in ,hir petition and therefore or
der tha, m, toun,v ,-pru, f~-i,,nrrs meet AZ " III
l.n, S.. "a, w.lth,u, an Tn..,,r M. - 49,
81 Jane next AZ an--lack T. NJ and theme. pr,,.
coed to view the route mentioned IN sand net ,tion
an.r xbirh v,.v- h. ,riup III I'M. ,,,rft.s ,,,,i
win. will i. had At .n,sf conytrn.pt ii Zee Il,
IN. vrinux ana su-n n,brr ,,,..,.t,re -. in ,h
p.enls.. a. The Com ats4ion-r. .hau udg- prop-
cr And il . fiIr rthrr
ognIEfp That notice. ,t the time. tl.re and
purpose OF he Commissioner meetlu aforesaid
be gwen to ali persons amd corporations interest
~ " s'tNtuE a't'-t'd 'vp'e' "I t' let'.''H a" .
W,Ith.m anI a.rlsy,n. and d, ,,,.t,n.s rp III
,..r,I robi., a. arr.-,it ia Ar.c ,n,bli,, glar.-
in each OF sain towns. thirty daNs nj least S-fOTo
the timr appointed tor sad view, aaI by publish
ing the ,etiun and tins order thereon three week :
Eucce-sIyely in The Etl-H orth American, u new
paper pu bi she'd IN Ellsworth, in The County rf
Hancock, The drst publication to be Least thirt y
day- before the time ut said view. thai All persons
and corporations Interested NAV attend and ue
heard IT tAey THU. 1T
Attest, II y. SAUNDERS tlert.
4 true copy OF The petition and order tAtr .pu.
Attest II. B. SAUNDERS tte-i
-
To IN. annor.bi, touury (nmmt--tnn-r. ,x,,hr,
.nJ ,,r IN. { ot,u,y ,t u,pr,rk
80. ,t .,
1hE uhu.t 49,, =, '.4'"ts VI -" "a'lha"i, Am
] hets'' h'is~"'th' 'iS'lA' NJ auu "'hsI GOWNS
te-ptSstaiA' tePt'ftnt u.s. sur "a 'not- =
haNs peeh Pr'''"hft P =" " ~ a. = ~ I'Ni 'I'' {" NJ AZ
thr Nrno1i n"h'' - pt.'i't - p.s' "-uthAh
70 i-'uir ans -" VIZ c@pt ~ an q 81 l!'u riNeF,
thsnet nottheti! thro"sH the t"~h ot Nails'IiIr
" - u i't.' st7 "l-l ti 'a "Ai q t near
.ie i hou. VI 80 - ~ 80 "" ,'i',' eIote'
the ahu' fpu' pc'tNlVu piag '''''' oei" ~
P'D., tH'iS ~ ~ - l''', :" H 80 -" a7 "
" IN i.e' f"t 'n'' - 49, p go "' - ,Aaln ,
Ne u Ailori"I io'...' ~ l1,,,i''ie " ''ie a. Luce
i'it7 saN 'ui"h u" - - ~ l" i''s'-'''
r,i ~ w No .oau ~ .h,.N t, 'n''n An'''SF-i %
E. iii ,nI a.. ~ r,.t 80, ,,,; 80, VI M "a
,cs of tx. a., ra,,,,at ii ,, -, - ,, -
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06
8 6 8 g 8 9 9 q g 6

To THE WORKING CLASS Il am now prepared
to furnish all classes with constant employment At
their homes the whole of the time, Tor the spare
inonents. Business new light and profitable -
Firy cents TO Is per evening, Is ,sily earned By
persons Of either sex. and the boys and girs earn
nearly as much men. Great Inducements are
offered TO those who will devote their whole time
to the business and, that every person who sees
this notice, may send me their address and test
the business for themselves. make the following
unparalleled offer To those who not well sat
istied with business, will send eI to pay for the
trouble of writing me. ful particulars, direction
Se., FIRE. samples sent by mail for locts. -
Address l.. Z. ALLEN, Augusta, Ne.
nATENTS-Munn 4 Go. Editors Scientific
7 American 8. Park Row. New York. Twenty
three years experience in obtaining AMERICAN
and EUROPEAN PATENTS.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, los pages Of
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06
DYSPEPSIA
AND Liver
OMPLAi,JT.
Important Certificate.

H.sing been afflicted with chronic disease OF the
digestive orEan-, described by physicians a.
enlargement If the liver ami mhaInItIou OF tire
stomach, Ior more lhsh tei years. and uttered
what w.-d- eau nesrr describe, without r@ltct
from the most celebrated medical skin that could
he consulted. wa induce by the physieian who
last .tt.pI.-si me Ia try poDD'> NkRvISE A>p
l~y t,soRATuR. He had ~itne--ed ITS effects, b.
>aii, ia NJ. avn practice, and could recommend It
IA the highest | had about lost faith 10
evcr,th thing. but followed his advice, procured
tn. Ine,iicue. The effect inspired me with hope
continued ~ ne. and -till improved; following
il up. -rcw strC niger and stranger, AMI su nerrd
les sad less from rny troubles lhi. tor some
uionth.-unt-l l ~a- relieve ed and nrcded II
longer. Dndd'- <ersins restored me to eOmplet.
and -ouud health: and NO Language - .bl. to ~
press tine gratitude feel at seiHg twell once more.
am thoroughly rsr-1 OIL the hrrilr suffering
that had made most ten years OF my lite most
wretched. No conceive my Joy WAC has
not experienced = Ike recovery. l.. II l!BBf ,
st. Paul Mnn.
-wl5
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06

YHE subscriber herebv gives public notice 70 all
] concerned. that she has been duly appoi nted
and has taken upon herself the trust OF Ad
ministrAtrix Of the Estate of
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06
AGENTS ~ =. :. ..s's :,ss

everywhere, male and female. to In troduce the
Genuine Improved Common sensr Family sewing
Machine. This mach ne will sttch, hem, tuck.
quilt. cor,i. bind braid and embroder in a most
superior manner. Price only SIS. FULLY warrant
eli for i've years We will pay sI0oo for any ma
chine that will = stronger. more beautiful,
more elastic than IL makes the "Elas
&c Lock Stitrh." Every second stitch can be cut
aud still tho cloth cannot be pulled spar, without
tearing II. We pay Agents from tIs TO 500 per
month asd expenses, or \ commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address sECDMB
4 Go. ,Ptttsbusg. Pa, oston, Mass, or ST. Louis
Mo
CAUTION. DO not'bc imposed upon by other par
ties palinin ng OF worthless castrU machines. un-
der the same name Otherwise Ours Is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine man
ufacturrd
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06
Buy Ne, and I'll do YOU Good"

DIR LanLly's Root and Herb itters are a sure RENE
dy for Liver Complaint in all its forms Humor
OF the Blood and skin, Scrofuia, Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness, indigestion, Jaundice, neadashe, and
Bilious Disease, General Debility, &c. They
cleanse the system. reg tl.te the bowels restore
appetite punfy the biool strengthen the body.
and thoroughly prepare 1t to resist diseases Of all
kinds.
&. c. GOODWIN 4 CO. boston. Sold BY all
druggist. 4ml5
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PASTURAGE.

The Subscriber has y large and very good pas
ture Ia tbe town of surry, and wall take stock to
pasture durIng the coming season NJ fstr rates.
X. r. CARLISLE
sGuy May 9th, is,ss. 3wis
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IfE.I.NIItelI.ln,-
CONCENTRATED FLUID ElTRlL
SIRNlPARIlLA
FghDiDNTls ERt rTIyE and ULCERATIvE
DISEASES or THE
fTfGOfT NOSE EYES. EfEE IDS.
:, A. j. raF SKIN

" hira 20 dis0Eire the apprzr Anr~. III RIM
tho t fe ,- oi in-rtnry aui t'mryinE all lAIut-.
tue remnant. af ~ = ASE~. h~r" iltnry "r other
Nt-e- anl b. taken lt A4ui-s ANA thiidncn VITA
f-,rfr-t +af<v.
TWO TARIE SrphNfrfI.~ nr thc Extract of
>aT~Aparlia. sddei io pat ot water = 'gual {"
thr i-atu Dat Drink aud our bottle u equal 81 a
rall.n . th, - ram sf -ar~aparia or ih,. ,l.co-
ttus ~ u-uailr InAie
INTERf~riNt. LETTER = published IN the
No.iro-1 hsrurrirai HcNl"N. pu the subject Of the
lNtrH,f OF "a -starliia IN rFftAin affections. hN
E,u ANN Travcr-, ,. Il. :, a.. speaking 81
itnsc it-sa-rr. and lt-eas.. arising irnm the 81
cess 90 nc -iaics that no rrai"if u ruAl
T. the ENiraet ut >ar-Apaftila. tis power - q
t-srfiiuarN. more 80 than ans other drug am ae-
4uaEutsd atth Il the strlci"~i sfg-s. Ionic
vita ths Invaluable at'huis that u t. apPlieahl'
60 a state OF The system sunten. and r"t 30
--fAba rsnders other -lb.iaAcr- VI the tnnic
rLA.. mmaxAlllh bic nr tminrtnn
Ellsworth American., 1869-05-06
ID l f. ID

March .ith, t.er--- Bell Acungesi shlt ~ E4ra
and F.t24 !. DAVE aged year and q months.
Like fsUcr ne faded
Ifll ltie scarce begun.
AMI an-r.. ur Ehi augc.-
f-c1rtcd hin away.
lred ia Nurry Apni l6ih. Vi. len Alnin >naith
AGED - months.