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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
Supreme Court Of the Ha-
waiian Islands.
KuhuanI. vs.. nsnry q. raris-nivorce.
Licences Expiring in Sent, 1863.

ID ErAtt.-Oahu. 9TH. Alo 5th. Peek feek
IL 9th, APP MI Hi; 9th. II. n. Nclntyre (;
9th. Grinhanm A Co. 18th. Al Sec 18th.
H. BIRD 10th, Chulan Bros. loth. q. c.
Mclean 10Th. An sam stth. iamhkin sd.
kiman 9TH. Ahpai; sSth. Tong Nj isth.
Heaschlacgpr q Co. ioth. Mossman 4 son
Hawaii-sd. q. NJ. Coin sist. Al LEAFS.
kailaa, 18th. Ahpai 4 Son. lilo. Kauai
18th, rrnccsillc; Goth. Handchstc. Waimca
Molekaiio IA. Fountain sist, Glib son. lanai
WHoLESALE-oahu. 9TH. Heack lst.
Ehlcrs seth. Cieghern.
RETAIL SPIRITS-oahu. 3ist. uough-
failing.
wH0LESALE-0ahu. sist. Walker A Al
len.
vTCTuALLING-oahu. sd. Ahon; sSth.
Mrs Brickwcdde.
BUTCHEK---Oahu. 18th. Clifford 18th.
Boyd. Hawaii. 18th. Alien 4 Conway; i4th.
Reed 4 Richardson.
AuCrI0N-IIawaii. ed. Coney.
HoRSES-Oahu, LIST. No. 81. u Horses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
RAILWAY & CO.,
s. Maiden Lsre, New York
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease Is nos Only cured BY
Dr.. R&3wzys Relief and Pills but pre-
vented Ifexpose3 10 L. put one tes-
spoonful Of Relief N s tumble- Of
water. Drink this before going cut IN
the morning. and several times during
TIE dzy- Take one Of Rsiwsys Pills
one hour before dinner, sad one On
going - bed
IfSsi1ei with Fever, tSke I 70 9 Of
the Pills ever SIX hours until eopi0us
discharges from the bowels t2ke plzee /;
also drink the Relief diluted With
z&zs1, and bz1he the entire sUrfsoe Of
tie body with Relief Soon : power
ful pe-sp;ra1ioa VII take place. snd
yuu Eil feel : piesszn, hest through
Ozf the system heep o. taking Reisi
repeatedly, every toar hours, slso the
Pills 4 cure VII Be sue 70 follow.
The relisf Is s.relSthsaing, stimulating,
soo;hI-S, and 9uia.iag; L Is sure &c
bresk up tie Fever a1d 20 neu-ak1<
the poison Let this restueai Be fol-
ENr-2- ---- --24-->1-4A> = II - S-fc-
he sane Treatment Y Fever sad Agza
yellow FsTsz, Ship Fsve-, Blhou.
Fever. VII e-5ect 8 cure n - hours
Whea the patent .sesls the Rebefn.s-
ting o. he4-zng the skin, cure Is posi-
tive II 81 Gases where pam i fit
ths Relief should Be used
Relsf 81 Cts; Pills > csS Soi
BY al D-1sS
See Dr.. Rz3Esy Alnznsc ioz 1868
For sale by
Redtngton & Co. San FraaeIseo.
Crane & Brigham. San Francfsc0-
r. h AeDonaId L CO, San Francisco,
Justin Gates & Bro. Sacramento.
And BY all Druggists and Country
II NereAants- ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15

WISE Li.sz >Aessi=e. wAsse Lszsz n&=ASk.
Whsle iizea ESrEks-rAssss.
Wki.s Lizcz DEz-,iss.
WAi:s Lsssz nsyisoS.
RzsSsz Lizs- nizr<-.
CzAteseAei Cessaz.
Eiae Ccstsz.
Size TArs2s.
Lszez z=i Cosscz Th-sSi. &3-s.sA RzrisgS,
Rlsek. R7ewz xzG Gives LAS-izs,
Cr=sA Ts9elIszs, SeA-lss CSeErs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
Very SuP-r Real Black silk Alpaca.

TAe FlaeSs i TIE M2-Scs-
>zr<-Sc- IisA; zzi D&-S MzSss- Priz.S,
WAzleaaze-irszae [ zers,.ss.
IxAls Covers FlAsi nzzASk.
G-Sy LEzez Ez-kskSc,
Sszriss Tusu Flxz-el.
T2-SisA Tcveis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15

DEST GOLDEN GATE FLOUR
ID EItz Panty. n e. saekz- Bakers Ex-
ra- i CT Ard II s1ekz- S1Fer5ne Fszr, /.
e. and Il slekz, for sale. i had q dzry
P4ids By Isl BOLLES 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
MACHINERY for SMEAR PIantafions

RoxEs EASTERN coDPIsH,
-" BOLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15
MERCHANDISE, &C.

MERCHANDISE, &C.
JUST RECEIVED
r.. w. WOOD.
FROM sR e M c ~,
A Larry and Varied Assortment ef MercAAn.
disc. Selected Expressly Coz this Market.
consisting in part Of the following
English Dry Goods,
vis-Rrown CotsSas.
Brown Drills.
Blue CstsSns.
Blue Drills.
White Moleskins,
White SAirsiags.
Striped Red-,iSkinss,
White Victoria Lawns,
BLACK Victoria Lawns.
Behinss, Mosquito Netting.
Blue Serge Drawers,
Rlss Pilot Jackets.
Dyed SilcsiAs,
White and Brown Cotton Understands.
White and Brown Cotton Drawers.
Blue penim rrNeks and Trowscrs,
White and Black Cotton Spool Thread.
Grey and Black Felt Hats.
Black Cobarss.
Black AlpsecAs,
Honey-eomh Towels,
Scarlet, Blue White weolen Blankets,
White Cotton Blankets,
Grey Horse Blankets,
Blue DENNIS,
Summer Buekskins,
Ravens Duck.
Suspenders.
Black silk Umbrellas,
Genuine Eau de Cologne.
MacAssar Oil.
Playing Cards,
Letter Paper,
Envelopes,
Paper Bags,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-09-15

DUMMY BAGs-By the bale or at retail.
VI For sale BY llsl BOLLEs 4 co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11
LOST. HOW

REsroRED.-J published, recnnd edi;scs, by
DIR. LEWIS. t2s4 pages. The Medical compan-
ion and Guide 10 Health, on the radical cure Il
spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness. Inpotea-
cy, Mental and Ply sical Ipcspacity, Inpediren..
to Marriage, etc, aud the venere4l and syphi-
iitic Maladies with plain and clear directions for
the speedy cure OF Secondary Symptoms, Gopor-
rhoa, oleet.. structures, and all diseases Of the
shin, such as Ssurvey, scrofuls. Ulcerr, Boils,
Blotche~. aud pimples On the face and body. con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits. induced by self-in-
diligence or sexual extrsvagance.
The celebrated author. 10 this admirable Irea-
TIE, clearly demonstrates. from forty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
qusness Of self abuse may be radicaiiy cured
posus,pe out mode Of cure 1t osoe simple. GER
tain ssd egestuai, by means Of which every suf-
survs. % matter what biz condftioa may Be. can
- s1sseuaily cured, chsspay, prtvssssy and rad
iea,ly. uUThb Book should b. n tbs hsndso
svuy yysA 81 svssy 40 y - ,ssA-
esas una9 ssal, IN plais ssvuasps. ftses 70
., AAlssa. d. LEWIS, Ne. D~sh sssst-
usv Yssk Osy. - ynW Ddvste vsase1ss.
s0vsdkwly
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MarriagfS.

FAIR WOOD-In Rutland, Oct. jOth, by
Rev. A. f. Bailey, MIR. Rufus II. FAIR aud Miss
Jennie 81 Wood, both OF Marsbheld.
BUNTING PARKER In Mendon Nov 7th,
by Rev III. W. Stewart Mr.. Charles Bunting Of
Clarendon. 20 Miss Ellen Parker OF Rutland.
AIL-RIDLON- In Paulet on the IL inst,
az the house OF Hatt Vail, rs by sew. L. IL
Stone, Mr.. Algernon &. Naii OF Momence, H., TO
Mrs. NsEoy s. Ridion Of Clarendon.
Ll-GORTON-In Jpnrna,,'l. ~.
Sist, by Judah IL. Rounds, Esq, Nh Joseph NJ
Wetherly Of Dainty, and Miss Hattie F. Gorton
Of Monkton. -
ing, Nov. Sd, at the FirsF Cohgregationa! eNurch
nj brandon bp 49, riahhiih luxury,
sir ~ cebas. 4. Evans of Chicago, III, Ia Miss
Jennie + only daughter Of Wesley ii 2I1iils Esq.
OF Brandon No Cards
STOS E-MERRIIl-In ~. .Nlbaus Nov. 3D.
lY the Rev. W. ID. Malcon, Mr.. James Stone 81
darlington, and Miss Cornelia A. Merrill OF Col
chester.
The notice Ut the bottom OF tie above Is chsr-
aoteristio OF the bridegroom. 1t l. follows
mo cards no cake no Western paper need
copy."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
sENATE-FoRENOON.

TUESDAY, Nov. 8.
Bills introduced and Referred By Mr..
Camb, to incorporate the international Tel
egraph Company.
By Mr.. Ladd to amend section of an
act approved Nov. 10, 1858; also, to amend
an act to incorporate the city of Burling-
ton; approved Nov. 90, 1864. Taking
away the salary of the city judge
By Mr.. Farnham abolishing the solitary
confinement of criminals sentenced to
death.
A communication was received by the
Governor recommending the increase OF
the sum appropriated annually for the ed
ucation Of the blind of the State.
Joint ResolusiOn.-By Mr.. Benedict, in
viting Secretary Rankin, of the Board Of
Education, to address the Legislature, in
the Hall Of the House of Representatives,
Thursday evening, Nov. H.; adopted on
the part of the Senate.
Hpecsal Order.-Senate bill to abolish
capital punishment, the question pending
being upon the third reading.
Resolution. Mr.. Jones, instructing
the committee on the Judiciary to inquire
into the expedieney Of changing the Law
rUlaAing to private corporations, changes
Of names and adoption Of minors; adopted.
Hoass bill to annex part Of Whining
ton to Dover. On motion OF lr. Heath,
reoomnitted, together with the petitions
and rsmsaae1anoes. =.
Ths TN wss diag1psd BY 1ssgrs. Dicks-
man. Royce ea4 Wheelse, md peoding
the disousuion, The Senate adjourned.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.
The FIRST overland train from the East
reached oakland last evening and was
greeted with firing of cannon, fire works,
Examinations, and general jubilee of
the citizens.
Ross Browne lectured on Chinese last
night before good audience, and was
favorably received. He detailed his ex-
perience at the Chinese Court and con-
trasted the scant welcome Of the Ameri-
can Embassy at Pekin with the splendid
reception given to Burlingame at the
Capital of the United States and at Euro
pean courts. He related numerous in
stances of hospitality of Chinese to for
eigners, and asserted that the Chinese
court was never more exclusive than at
p resent.
The passenger and freight business of
thu, Pacific Railway continues large.
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Especial 1syoet b ths HERALD
(2eed Tenaplars, Union.

y + "a i M + Il /,
The Rutland County Good Templars
Union met at Fairhaven yesterday
morning, Nov. 9. Rsv.'O Gregg, Presi-
dent of tho Union, called the meeting to
order, which was opened in due form.
Delegates present we're empowered to
fill vacancies for their several lodges. All
Good Tsmplars present were invited to
take part in the discussions of the meet
ing.
At aeon car from Rutland, chartered
for the purpose, arrived, and in the after
noon, reports were received from lodges
in various towns, viz: Benson, Brandon,
Castleton, Dandy, Fairhaven, Middle
town, Poultney, Pawlet, Rutland, Sher-
burne and Wells.
The following questions were then dis
cussed: "Is it advisable for temperance
men Of all parties to unite in support of a
temperance ticket ?" and resolution
"That it is the duty of Good Templars to
enforce the prohibitory law"
Stirring remarks were made by large
number of members on both the above
topics, among whom we're A. N. Adams
of Fairhaven, Rev. II. G. Farrar of
Poultney, Rev. J. Phillips of Castleton,
DR.. Woodhouse, j. K Mclean, N. Weeks,
of Rutland Rev W. w. Atwater of
Brandon, H. Campbell of Poultney, and
others. There was an unanimity in the
views expressed on these questions, in
the affirmative, but some variety in the
methods proposed to carry out the princi-
pies thus approved.
TIE following reaolution waa adopted
unanimously by rising vote
Resolged, That while the sale Of intox-
icating liquors for drinking purposes, is
well known to be the course of very
large proportion of the crimes and misery
of our State, We hereby earnestly request
our State Legislature to establish State
Police system, more effectually TO sup
press such unlawful traffic.
A motion was also adopted requesting
ward petitions !, to" ,eg.siat,ire fof this
purpose.
1t was also voted that the names Ut the
officers OF this Union be- attached to such
ID petition, and that i, b. circulated for
further signatures at this meeting; and
about one hundred names were 80 signed
while the members were dispensing
Eou!tnoy was agreed Upon a. TN place
for the next meeting, on The second Tues
day OF February The following pro-
gramme was adopted
|. Introductory exercises.
9. Reading renerds Of last meeting.
). Reports Of Lodges.
A. Question-The Natureof our Pledge.
g. Essay or Poem. by DR.. Woodhouse.
6. Question = What Good are Good
Templars doing
I Misc eNaneous Business.
The meeting. which had been very in
teresting, then adjourned at four ?. IN.
n the e*ering 5 N Hnlert gave one
Of his oomical lectures, al the Tow. Hall,
which was we'll filed, aud before it. close
the return train arrived AID ~ Rutland
delegation lott.
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CTATE OF VERMONT = RUT


Whereas, Ransom Ii. Adset of Rutland, in the
county Of Rutland has exhibited TO me, John
Prout, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court
OF Vermont, libel or petition sErr1TG FORTH, in
substance, that he was married to Ad'e Brace, at
Beekmantown, New York, the 22d day OF
April, 1866, by Owen F. Roberts a Justice Of the
Peace and that the said Ransom lived With the
said Adie as husband and wife, as Altoona, IN the
State OF New YORK, Cor about two years, when
the said Adie deserted said petitioner, and has
not since lived with him, and that the said Adie
since said marriage has, at divers times, commit
ted the crime of adultery, and praying that bill
of divorce from the bonds of matrimony be
granted him by said court. Which petition is
addressed to the Supreme Court next to be hold
en- at Rutland, within and for the county Of Rut-
land on the first Monday after the fourth Tues
day Of January, A. ID. 1870 And it having been
ade to appear that the said Adie is without this
State to wit, in the State of New York, 1t is
ordered that notice of the pendency of said libel
be given to the said Adie by publishing the SUBJ
stance of said petition and this order three weeks
successively in the Rutland Hervld, newspaper
printed at Rutland aforesaid, the last Of which
publications to be at least sIx weeks previous TO
said session of said supreme Court.
Dated al Rutland aforesaid this 4th day Of
November, 1863.
JOHN PROUT,
Judge of Supreme Court.
n F. SiMoNs Attorney. 45w3w
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TEMPERANCE REsTAURANT.--The pub
lie must be interested TO know that there
may be, and is, such place as temper
ance retaurant. At the Eagle Dining
Rooms of Wassemer & Paige, Center
street, Rutland, we have positive knowl-
edge (not by personal application though,
If course not that no drinks can be had
excepting tea, coffee and sweet cider
cups nat cneer, but neither inebriate nor
stomach ache. A saloon like this, fit for
the use of ladies az well as gentlemen,
says the free Press, is needed in this
rity.
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
PErcEs.

BEEF-ExtIa AZ ooGl2. 30: first quality ell g.
eIi.75; second qlaiIty go 0o9 LOO. third qusiiy
O. .g0CG9 90, lew choice sl2.ss lal3.o0, ooresf
cows. bulls. &c ssl0eG7.0o.
WORKING oAEn-sI5Ola225.
HANDY STEERs-ss04sl2S
cows AND YOUNG CALVES. SHORES
AND sHEEP-same as Last w--k
FAT HoGs-Per D. lo2Gil-S-a Ss1e,,,'aSt
aIDEs-Brighton sssac; country lots s4 a.
calfskin. 20l123c.
TALLOw-B Brighton, sasac.; country lots
PELTs- u .OOsI.'o. county lots s9s7e.
hEM AXIS.
Since our last report the cattle trade has been
very unfavorable 20 the int re,ts VI th.se shO
have had cattle 10 cell. Buyer have b-en abie 70
make their purchases very much on the Owl
terms unless the oAner hai pluck AMI faith
enough 10 hold lis stock over fJr another market.
Dressed be-f now crnes in nom hiraso Will
this and the large amount Il beef ored. the
city market has BEEN osersto tei al the week
and tred= has ben unit fvOrable 70 the buieh-rs.
At Cambaldge come :, i50 cattle AMI H. o she.I
we're. unloaded to-day. large proper ion Of
which is Of ordinary 70 im qua ity. A fss OF
the best well fed oxen were sbid for l2Sc 20 q
oxen at lie. lighter, one, Al le % lie per . !
good steers at lie snd poorer o4-s att g ioc per
!. One car load OF good steeis at lie "ocasich
q Kicker sold Elk oxen to dress $50 Is each ct
lie drsssed. A. S. Tupp. 81 oxen 70 dr,s- 400
D. each ~ lie. per d., aud god young cattle 81
skc. per n A. NJ. Brown. fifteen cows aud three
year olds II SIS. Cows, steer aud belf rs a. &C.
pa y. IL Blanck1-d .ishty-thr D ear I'D 8 eerr,
coo D. at Sc. eight - ske, aud two oxen st
llHc. PEI y. ". c. wilsSa sold sir two y-sys
old at &c. There is no improve.-sut m the sh.ep
tr-ae; no addition 70 the 1--we ftOlk. There Is
muen mutton in the market dressed IN Maine
The DRIVERS cab the marset than Last week.
A lot VI 100 were sold at sse. live weight 81
20 n, s245 per lad which cost So. IS a. bons.
Lots were 50 at 81 50. goo and up 10 20 per
head and from Be. 10 &C. PER D, s. 20 eusuty
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

TIE BURLINGTON FIRE.-Concerning
the late fire in Burlington the Free Press
remarks additionally to what has been
heretofore given by us, as follows:
1t is the general belief among the engi-
neers and fremen, that if the water had.
not been shut off from the mains in that
vicinity, the fire could have been put out
with comparatively small loss. As 1T was,
the first half hour,-always OF more i'm
portance than hours after-was practi-
cally lost.
The fire was one of the severest i'll the
history of Burlington, aud in the extent
of the casualties unprecedented. 10 any
one who looks at the spot from which the
injured men were taken, the wonder will
be that any of them escaped with life.
Something like fifty feet of the roof in
length, and extending half across the side,
was broken in by the brick wall which fell
upon it. The floor of the attic also gave
way on the side toward the fire, and shot
men, hot bricks, filters, heavy timbers
and a quantity goods stored on the
floor, in pile together.
Only the great strength of the store,
which has solid stone wall running
through it, is very heavily timbered, and
the second floor shored with stout posts,
prevented the total wreck of that side of
the store, and the loss of many lives.
That Messrs. Van Sicklen and the
brothers Walker, so well and widely known
and universally esteemed in our commu-
nifty, escaped with their lives, is matter OF
general thanksgiving.
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DEATHS.

POMEROl In Brattleboro, on the ith INST. /,
John Pomerpy of Poultney, age = years
BURNETT IN Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
23d ult. CT consumption, VIM. Ii. Burnett. In the
2jth year of his age, son of WIN. III. Burnett Of
Rutland.
KENT-In Chester, Wis.,. oct. 25th. al the res
idenee OF John Mosier, Esq, Edwin r., Son of
Austin and Julia Il. Kent, Of East Wallingfori,
VT, aged q years mont his and days.
BARRETT-At Waterloo, Iowa. Nov. o, 1862
Dr.. Charles II Barrett, youngest son OF Mr..
James Barrett fthis place, aged Sc years.
BULLOCK-In Poultney VI. Oct 90th Miss
Ellen NJ. Bullock, formerly Of Granvi,ie, y, Y.
aged q years and 10 months.
TENNEY-In Coiinth, Sept. tn, 1867, Coroan
'fenney, Esq, in the ED year of his age.
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he following sre the afternoon quotstiocs

Stocks closed strong. The Erie Railway Com
pany this afternoon gave notice 10 the Stock Ex-
change that in thIrty days they wi i,sue O. ooo.
600 Of narrow gauge sinking fund bonds. 70 dersy
the expense Of laying third rail over their road
so that IL may be Of the same gaase rs the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern. There bonds sIli
be converted into stock. and are issued according
10 arrangement made some time since with the
Lake Shore aud Michigan southern. This an
noubcement caused oppression IN Vanderbilt
stocks which for the moment carried the balance
of the list, but partial reaction afterwards took
place.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. (

w AcuANoAON, NOV. D.
Joseph A. Ware, Solicitor of the 9th
Auditors Bureau of the Post-ofice De-
partment for the past year, has been 70.
moved.
Senator Spragus who had opened nego-
tistions to purchase the National Intelli-
gencer, has declined 10 buy that establish
ment.
DR.. Drspsr Of New York has accepted
the Presidency Of the American Union
Academy Of Literature, Science and
Art Just formed in Washingtou. Il
alreAdy numbsrs 1874 msmbseA inoludins
Grsnt Chase, Admiral Porter and otbseu
Of distinction. 3
Dsats presence here 1t THE time Il
alleged y b iOr ~ purpose q securing
ths rsnovA Of 0sa. Anes fea soananl
Of IL 4niaiBsi Db6ist. Il = $1,000
that 49, - sessly svsy @9y a1lsss
n ~ .esunaaA ~ veElDd aill0sn&1y
10 secure Dsnt's dsSsat - 0ovsgnor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

Charles Bernard Of Louisisna, hes been
sppointed Register Of the law oflce at
Now Orleans, vice B. H. Curry. ~
All the Cabinet Officers were In attend
snoe at the meeting to-day except the
Postmaster General. a
The President w@ engaged during the
forenoon in reading the snnual reports Of
the Cabinet officers and other officials in
consequence Of which he was unable ia
give any attention to the large number Of
visitors who were anxious tn have IN
interview with him.
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Sinking Fund Statement and
lBOnsts Purchased.

WAsHINGTo ION, Nov. ..
The following is the sinking fund
statement, showing the description and
amount Of FIVE twenty bonds purchased
by the Secretary of the Treasury for a
sinking fund TO October 3lst, 1869, in
elusive: Loans, Act of Feb. 18th, '62.
S2,740, 500; do March 3D., "a, Sl37, 900 ;
do June Both, ga, S2,025,700; do March
Sd, 'Gj, s1,O41 $50 consols of 60, 50, 49,
300: consols of Is I. S7,670,950; conso,- Of
'6S, S5,116,O0O. Total, 81, s44,5O0
The following is a statement showing
the description and amount of fve-twenty
------y =. 49,
Treasury and held to swat the action OF
Congress in relate n thereto: Loans, act
of February 25th, ia. S3.990,7oO; March,
Sd, ga. S5O9, 400; une Both, GA, S5,7ls,.
500; March Sd, So, s2,962 $50; consols
of '65, 1850, $50; eonsols of '67, $751;
$50. 600; consols of rs, 81 Az, 800. Total,
$45, 100000.
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MANHOOD AND woMANHOOD.
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITU TIE,
No. 1 Bulfinch Street, Boston,

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Medical Treatise or tho Cause and Cure of Ex-
hausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man.
Nervous aud Physical Debility, Hypochondria,
and all ether diseases arising from the Errors Of
Youth, or the Indiscretions or Excuses of ma
ture yens. This is indeed book for every man.
Price only One Dollar. 2s5 pages, bound in cloth.
DIR. 4. HAYES, Author.
A BOOK FOR EVERY WOMAN,
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF wo-
MAN AND HER DISEASES or, Woman
treated of Physiologically and Patholosically,
from Infancy to Old Age. with elegant nlustra-
tive Engravings.
These are, beyond all comparison, the most ex-
traordinary works on Physiology ever published.
There is nothing whatever that the Married OF
Single of Either Sex can either require or wish
to know, but what is fully explained, and many
matters of the most important and interesting
ohaI acter are introduced, to which no allusion
even can be found in any other works in our LAM
guage. All the New Discoveries of the author,
whose experience is Of an uninterrupted magni-
tude such as probably never before fell to the
lot OF any man are given in full. No per-
son should be without these valuable books.
They are utterly mike any Others ever pub
lished.
VALUABLE Books. We have received the val
liable medical works OF DIR. Albert II. Hayes.
Those books are Of actual merit, and should dnd
place in every intelligent family. They are not
the cheap order OF Hbominable trash. published
BY irresponsible parties, and purchased to graft
fy cOarse tastes. but are written BY respo0stole
professional gentleman Vt emsnenoe, .: source
of instruction on vital matters, concerning which
lamenfabbe igboraAce exists. The important
subjects presented treated with delicscy, abi-
ity and care, and. ~ An appendix, many useful
prescriptions for prevailing complaints are added.
1863.
DIR. Hayes is one Ut the most learned and pop
ular physicians Of the day, and Is entitled TO the
gratitude Of race fur these invaluable pro-
auctions. 1t seems to be his aim 70 induce mon
and women to avoid the cause Of th0so diseases
to which they are subject. and be tells then Just
how and when TO do IT, Fdymingt0N Chronicle,
FdyDsington, Me-, Sept. 2, 1853.
These are truly scientific and popular works By
phyacisss Of the day.-7ne Medical and Surgi-
cal Journal, July, 1862
Price Of SCIENCE OF LIFE. >I.O0. PHYS
IOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HEB DIS
EASES. t2.OO. In Turkey morocco, full gilt,
$500. Postage paid.
Either book ssnt by mail On reooipt Of pgics.
Address TAs Peabody Nsdisal InsEttu1s," a.
D1. HAYES No. Bulnneh stEset, Boston.
n. B.-Dr. II. may b Consulted h stzictsst
cohAdsace on N diseases requiring skiu, sscssy
and experience. Iaviolable Sseresy and Certain
Relief 3svly