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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-21
NJ M Err cIAL

FRIDAY. DECEMBER ~. 1874
THEEE , bt Little doiax 10 bssine. eIcea PAue INFER
~ n eeanroi ia the ineSients eonn-ctai Nth coming political
events. the shadows q Whieh are cast a bong Hay s~fnre-
The auctisa saL- by Barlow h-t evening vas well attended
and fair prices realized.
By the ardvaI q the Dak,,a, Captain Iusersau, . day.
Tr1a san Fnneseo, We arr 10 rvoeTt q ue-s 90 the 9th u
Dcoenbr-
TIE hark u. c. M-rr4y nay now D. EXPECTED al any time,
she having probably ben delayed by tAs Soatheriy winds that
have prevailed nr The last uo>t-
The ship csyssa Ish Gr s.n Francisco yesterday morning
VITA a Gr he - island produce
Fron the san Fnnese0 C0zzsTetat HsyaG d the 9Th, &c
ca0te a. fFoWss
sCssa-inporso q Hawaiian hon Ian Ist 70 Dec lsI
Isys5ss5 rs The general market - sIesedingiy qGet- even
atth- os rate rahnE Our STOCK Of raw Cane sugar sK-
esssive, cn-peihns ~ % carry over into nest year a surplus
tReir own ispo-tsiion- We quo,e bS graIs. nws, hr REIN
iHE purposs[ sa6ei Grocery grades, sGIOc, 6r HawHHan-
~, and prices q moass quite nominal At zoG-2te-
Pvtg-LAst sale. % Hawaian at IO1IOie.
COFTEE-Kona, green, IsD1s4s-
HIBxs-Tha mArksf ts hm af a slight advanoe. City Dry,
fOOI9ie Other Dry, lTGIse saltgi, sGloe.
TaLLOw-TEs supply Of crude d. liberal, with small sales
wOoE-The market + firm, in view Of reduced stoek..
The sac. hs ths Mesk aEEr-S.te z.5eOo n Pal eiP: IsN
IzaISe, according % eoaditoa- shipueni- East by Pacific
Panama steamer.
The Bsral4 speaks with pride Of the Datots. and hope,
wen q the Company IN the aIsrs. In this eonneetIOn we
quote a. eiiowss
Nj Boutwell, strongly recommends that direct pecuniary
al b given % cur steamship 1oss snsAssd ~ oresa con
henL who says "a his annual message
There are but three lines % ocean s~teamers-namely, the
Pacific Mal Steamship Company, between San Fnncisco,
China ana Japaa C~ih Proylsioa made fr senImoathly ser
vice ansr October ist, 1sT5l The United States and Bnzl
line, monthly, ADD the Caif~mA New Zealand and Austria
han line. monthly, plying between the United States and br-
siKn ports, and owned and operated under cur flag / earn
e-slJ recommend that such LIBERAL Contracts kr carrying the
mai b. authorized With these fn@s a viii insure their contin-
uance- ~ th- expectancy % extending the all % Government
70 lines % steamers, which hitherto have not received il,
should be deemed worthy the consideration d Congress,
political and commercial objects make "a advisable u bstO~
sueh AID on the lines under our dag between Panama and the
Western ant soffh American ports By this means much
tmdr now directed % other ccGntri-z might BE- brought % "a,
% the mutual adyanfags - tbs country and those lying in
that quarter % the continent q America"
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DIED.

GILsls-Ia Ns~soo, MAJ, Soye5ber SIN. Mr. Err
Of Rev. = W. and Z. II. Field, aged 81 years
BIsHoP-In this city, December 18th, the Rev. AErENEs
BIsHoP, for nearly MY yeArs . missionary Of the American
10 ne town Of Pompey, y. Y, December Both, 1873, and con-
ssqasnuy lacked bat a few days Of see,ag the 57th anniversary
1919, and embarked a. a missionary br these islands NoSem.
her 10 n. lsss, arriving here with me Erst reinforcement, In
ATEH- 1872. he was stationed at Kanua. Hawaii. where he
remained from ls2s 20 1890. a p-risd q Il years, when he va
latter place in the discharge q his missionary labors until
Wi'hia a s. yeans since, when he removed TO Honolulu He
The Translator iHIo Hawaiian q q large portion q the seriP-
b. h- hr-; marriage, Rev. : Z. Bishop and Mrs. HiIsbrAnd
To the Memory Of Rev. AFIeuas Bishop.
We heard in the son hush Of night,
The rustic % angel wings bright
And when broke the fresh rosy dawn
AnOtber tried spirit was gone.
Freishted with prayer.
No sound Of the drum or the fife,
Gave sign OG tie well finished life,
Yet one Of Chrsrs soldiers most brave.
Who battled, n lost rare 10 save,
Had struck his trail tent.
The bann@r was one he best Ioy-d,-
In service his armOr had proved
Truest Of steel.
The Cross. which for sin eVermore
Is perfect to heal
And he, who through long years OF toll,
Had hiIhfuny wrought the hard soil,
on watering with tears -
Now laying his worn armOr by
Has lined the blest eoneours- on high,
Gathering through years.
He studied the prophecies OIL,
And strOTe their deep sense to unEld
In age as la youth.
Now, numbered wish prophets and kings,
Through Heaven his voice joyful rings,
Triumphant Ia truth.
so God calls his children above.
To hni In that bright home Of love,
Their record on high.
A life nObly spent in the fell,
Where God his brave warriors doth shield,
A faith that no terrors can move,
A hope made all perfect In love,
BE ours when We die.
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IMPORTS.

Fnou AueKLASD-Per Nebraska, Dec. 18th "a eOops
Fowls Go A ) CIsghoru &C Co i csc Mdse TO Il Crossey 20
pkgs Oats, 100 Empty Barrels, I hid Malt 10 Order
FRoN San FHAScIsco-Per Dakota. Dec 18Th 10 pkgs
Groceries to n Z MeIntyre , pkss Books. pkg Stationery,
Il pkgs Drugs and Acids, $50 pkgs Flour, Bran and Wheat, 3
Pkgs Leather, 1 pkg Machinery, IL Pkgs Mdse, ? Pkgs sur
gieaI Instruments, ? pigs Shoe, , Pkgs Bacon, 2 pkgs Treas
Ure, = pkss AmH1nition, . Pkss sewing Machines, 1 Parcel
Wme and Mdse, 100 or SKIS Flour, IS bs Apples TO e p
AZ pkgs Flour and Hardware TO Z o Han x Son 2 4 pkgs
Paint and nard~are 20 Dillingham; a. Co; 2 pkgs Glassware
10 n Davies l pkg Hardware % , 7 Waterhouse 3 pkgs
Mdse, I Pkgs PAINT 20 Levers n Dieksoa - pkgs Hardware
70 Castle a Cooke . pkg Mdse and Hardware, : pkgs
Paint 10 Whier q Coz 2 pkgs Ndse TO N Phillips I 2 pkss
Pant, 1 pkg Apples 10 Bodies a Co { Pkgs Apples and
ton ; Il pkgz Mdse 10 r A Sehaefer s. Coz 10 pkgs Mdse to E
Hofschheger a Co IS Pkgs Groceries, % pkgs Potatoes and
Onions. $50 pigs Crackers % Henry May $ pkgs Mdse 20
Cartwright; IS pkgs Wine, 10 pkgs Whisky TO Godfrey
Al Wan; 2 pigs Pumps 10 % Hackfeid & CO.. : Pkgs Shoes
% MAgnin L pkg Wine TO w l. Green 800 pkgs Flour to
X Love = Br0i > Pkgs Mdse to Zig Chons - pigs Adse
BEek 4 Aud II Pkgs Mdse TO T c Heuek-
Faou PoErLAND, O.-Per FAIkinburg, Dec 18th :-233 bxs
Apples % Geo Mclean; 1,+54 If SKIS Floor 20 BreUer & Co
lT9 bbls and , NJ bbIs salmon TO Geo Reed 10 bbls salmon
Backs 90 T n Davies; y bus Smoked Salmon % I J FORBES ;
go pkrs Bread, SEA Goods Savs BoIdes. 29,Os7 "a r w LUln-
Der, 1909 n i 4 @ Lumber, 29S n Lumber dressed one
sflel % Castle a. Cooke 1 csc Personal Effects 10 Frank
Brown 4 dz Quails, 1 bx hdse 20 Order
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GOD PROTECT HAWAII NEI ,

YESTERDAY, the gentlemen composing the Cab
iDet of His late Majesty found it necessary to snp-
plement their previous warning against inter-
ference by officials in determining the question of
the succession, by an " Extra " of the Gazette, in
which they declare that they have not formed or
expressed any opinion about the succession; and
evidently regretting the issuance of the anony-
nous genealogical humbIg "a translation of which
appears ~elsewhere) that was printed at the gov
eminent press on Thursday. They conclude the
manifesto with a promise to the effect that no such
blunder shall again occur.
1t was certainly most unfortunate for Sc those
who are responsible for the government press, -
that they should have allowed themselves to be
placed in the position of indorsing a statement at
once so puerile and SO Intentionally mischievous
as the little anonymous circular in question. The
pitiable strait to which the reputed leader of the
element that opposes the accession of the Prince
to the Throne is reduced, has been exemplifed
recently in a number of ways. Plunging into
the element of discord,-where he is most at
home-the policy is exhibited of espousing the
claims of one party one day, of throwing that
one overheard to take up number two on the
next, and of abandoning both for a third within
the next twenty-four hours. This policy in
another might seem inconsistent, but in his
case it is but in exemplifcation of his motto
90 0urself, and then-the d~eluge." At this OPP
perfume moment he finds himself unembarrassed
by any of the sentiments that the interregnum
executive officers of the Crown have imposed upon
themselves, but he must find himself almost
equally ~hampered by the inveterate habit of i'm
posing upon himself, that has grown with his
growth until it may require a long season Of rest
to rid him of.
The conundrum has been propounded to us
Why does he persist in agitating? Probably
because he feels no sense of moral or political
responsibility in the matter, and believes that
money will run a Legislature as well as a planta-
ton. And possibly because he likes to run the
ship into a storm where all hands are too busy to
notice his want of practical seamanship. Perad-
venture because like a cuttleish, he would be
found out if he did not keep the waters muddy.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

Dee. I5-Am VII ship ProEr1ss. DOWJen, . days IRON San
francisco, with 100 bbls VII
IJ-Am WI bk Mhiis, Hamil, - days from San Fran
cisco. with LOO bbls VII.
I5-Schr HOkuleie, Ahuihaia, from Mooaa- Kauai
I5-schr UihauIa. Hatfield, from Kona s. Kau, Hawaii.
IS-Am sfmr Dakota, IHgersoL, 9 days from san Fran
cisco.
BAN bktn Jane A Faikinburg. FORBES, IS days from
Portland, Oregon
I6-Schr Mary Ellen. Jim, from KOhala, Hawaii
IT-Schr JuAnha- Dudois, from Pukoa, hoiokaL
lI-schr Warwick. kalAEaia. I'm kaunakakai, Molokai
I3-schr Fairy Queen. kaAina, from HanAlei, Kauai
Is-Schr Active. HOpu. from KOoa, Kauai
19-schr Ka MOi, Davis. from kAhului, Maui
20-1chrJ Jenny, Lambert. from Waimea & KOlOa, Kauai
20-Itaian steam propeller GlensAnnOK, DOmenieO Ca
peHo, - days from Macao
al-Schr Hattie, Nka, from NawuiEni, Kauai
gI-Schr Netie Merrill. Crane, from LahainA, Maui
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HoNoLuLu. Dec. Is. 1872.

HOSOLCLUs Dec. 10, 1917.
My Dear Sri beg to acknowledge the receipt
Of your note Of the 10th in which you ask for an ex-
preston Of my views IN relation to the general
subject Of immigration and the repeopling of this
Kingdom by permanent and wealth-prOducing set
TIERS and further as to the disposition of public
lands and other measures for the advancement of the
material progress Of this important archipelago"
For the present, 1 viii say briefly iu reply, that
the subjects upon which you ask my views, especially
that Of immigration, are, in my opinion, Of the
utmost importance to the interests Of our country,
and ought to receive the early, the earnest and care
fl attention Of whoever shall conduct our govern
ment. And further l believe that a liberal policy in
the disposal Of the public lands and the adoption of
measures for providing public Improvements whereby
waste lands may be brought into demand and made
available for cultivation, would be wise public
measures.
L thank you for the expression of your good wishes
to me personally and for the warm interest you
evince in the welfare of my country, and remain,
with much respect, your obedient servant,
w. c. LUNALILo.
To Waller Murray Gibson. Esq. Haoa;idn Hotel.
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MEMORANDA.

REPoar or STEAMSHIP DAKOTA, ISGERsoLL, CONNANDEE.
La san Franetsco az 100 p n Dec 6th. Have had light
vinds and weather We bring, for Honoluiu-o Passensers,
2I0s packages freight, and the u = maiis; for New Zealand.
&c.-S1p passengers, l,02 packages freight 10 horses and Q
ponIes, and " bags mail matter. Arrived In Honolulu AZ 3
p u Dec 18th, AFTER = passage Of 9 days aud S hours
REPoRr oF BARKENTINE JANE A. F1LKIsBURG, FORBES,
MGSrER-Leh Columbia River Nov 2lst- First four days
out had fresh NV winds Next ten days \ succession Of
heavy southerly gAles- On Nov 9Th, during q very heavy
cab from the sSw, the barometer fell % Is 50. Last ten days
hal Hrht variable winds and Gains. Arrived In Honolulu
Dec l6fh, ana n paSage Of Is days I. 49,
REP0Rr % IrALILs sTEAN PROPELLER GLExsASSox,
DoMKNIco CAPELLo, MAsTER-Left Macao Nov nth for
Puna OrcnA- with oSS coolies Had very rough weather on
the coast Of Japan Lost seven coolies on the passage, health
OF an the rest very good. Arrived I'm HonolaIu Dec 10Th
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BIRTH.

AZ Hlo, Hawaii, Deeems-T sh, to the wife Of Rev. ?
Thompson, 4 daughter.
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= WHALEHs.
HaU VII bk r w Wool. q Whitney
Am wh bk Arnohfa, G. 2 Bsuldry-
Am VIII bk James Allen. Kelley.
Am VII ship Progress, DOwden-
An VII bk Midas, HamiIL
Nor Ger ship Georges, Finch, up for Hongkong.
Am schr Emily
An missionary brig Morning star, Hallett-
Am ship Alice Ball, Guest
Am ship Syren, q A Johnson, discharging.
Am bktn lane A Falkinburg, Forbes, discharEing-
italian steam propeller GIensAnnox, DOmenicO CaPello-
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Projected Departures
FOa RAHuLut-schr Ka Moi. sails this p ~
Foa WTSDwARD P~oETs-Stmr Kilauea, sails on Monday.
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DEPARTURE rs.

Dec. If-Schr NettIe Merrill. Crane. for Lahaina, Maui
I-Brt bk Excelsior, Edgar, for 5tarbuek Island
II-Nor Ger ship Madura, r Storm. for Maiden Island
IA-Schr Hattie. Nika. br NaSiiEii, Kauai.
14-schr Jenny, Lambert. for KOloa A. Watmea, Kauai
16-Am stmr Nebraska. I Harding, Tor San Francisco
I6-Schr Panahi. Reynolds. for kaunakakAi 81 Lahaina
Ie-Am Htmr Dakota, Inzersoll, br Auckland
1s-Schr unama, Hatfield, for K0na and Kar, Hawaii
1s-Schr Mary Ellen, Jim, for kOhala and kawaihae.
la-schr Odd Fellow. keoki, for BflO. Hawaii
1s-Haw VII brig Kamehameha v, Weeks, 20 cruise
1s-Schr uOkulele, Ahuihaia, zoe Mokaa, Kauai.
IS-schr Mary Foster, West, for BuO, Hawaii
Is-schr Juaaita. John BuH, for PukOa, MOlOkAL
I9-Am ship Ceyiou, WOODS, foe san francisco
I9-Stmr KiIauea. MeGregor, for Kauai.
20-Schr Fairy Qneez, Kaaina- Tor Hznalei, Kauai
20-Am VIII shiP MarcngO, Barnes, TO cruise
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

manner. "This is something like, Dean,"
said Greeley, ''but why don't you have all
your ears made in this way? The common
miserable old things are nothing but a nui-
sance." ''We adopt improvements as they
are invented" was the reply, ''but the
changes have to be gradual; we cannot afford
to throw aside substantial cars that have
cost great deal OF money and stock the road
with those that are most expensive merely
for the comfort of passengers. Whenever we
build new ones, we incorporate all available
improvements"
"Oh, that's no excuse" was Greeley's re-
joinder. ''The people confer upon you cor
porations special and extraordinary privileges,
and 1 tell you they will not be content unless
you give them the best accommodations to be
had. Why don't you put on this kind OF car
at once?
why don't we, sure enough? Why didn't
you start your Internal old Tribune, with
three hundred thousand subscribers?'
"Horace, think Richmond has rather got
you there" quietly remarked Mr.. Lincoln
anecdotes Of Public Men," July GALAXY.
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FACETIE.

"A Louisville hen is not to be discouraged
by trifies. Having determined to set, and
finding that all her eggs had been taken away
she raked together half dozen Irish pota-
toes, and is now heroicaly at work on them.
Not great while since a pedagogue in
one of the Eastern States was examining
class of pupils touching their ideas regarding
the sea. Of one bright little fellow he asked
the question how he would like a sea-faring
life. ''First rate" was the reply, "except the
fishing business" Sand why not that ?"
''Because don't like whaling."
-'Papa, stand on that hearth" said lit
tie trichnarian to his doting parent, who OBJ
jected that the hearth would be scratched,
and his mother would not like it. eyes, pa
pa, do; wish you would" ''But why, my
childP" demonstrated paterfamilias. 'Be-
cause Damma'll give you fits if you do, and 1
want to see her."
-"Pompey, can you tell me in what build
ing people are most likely to catch cold ?"
''Why, no; me stranger in de town, and can't
tell dat" swell, will tell you; it is the
bank" Chow is dat?' Because there is
so many drafts in it, ''Dat is good but can
you tell me what makes so many drafts in
it" "NO." Because so many go dere to
raise de wind"
"A wee laddiewa brought before one of the
Glasgow bailies, who after reading him a
lecture, asked: 'sWhere did you learn so
much wickedness? ?" "D'ye ken the pump in
Glassford street ?" asked the lad ''No," re-
piled the bailie. "Weel, then, dye ken the
pump at Briggate?'' eyes, sure" was the
reply. ''Weel, then, ye may gang there and
pump as long as ye like, for Pm hanged if ye
pump me-"
"A great artist once possessed secret for
making colors. He told it to one of his men
Tor whom he had great friendship. That
man had a friend to whom he wanted to tell
it, and he asked permission to do so. "Well,
don't know" said the artist, taking piece
of chalk. 'Now know it; that's one;" and
he made one chalk, thus: lyon know it
that's two; down went another 1 !; if he knows
it (putting down another, and showing the
J, how many will that make?" ''Why.
three, of course" said the man. "Ah, no"
said the artist; sit will be one hundred and
eleven.'
"A suit came off the other day in which a
printer named Kelvy was a witness. The
case was an assault and battery that came off
between two men named Brown and Hen
derson. 'Mr. KeNy, did you witness the af-
fair referred to?'' ''Yes, sir.' ''Well, what
have you to say about it?'' "That it was
the best piece of punctuation have seen for
some time" ''What do you mean by that ?'
''Why, that Brown dotted one of Hender-
sons eyes, for which Henderson put period
on Browns breathing for about half min
ute." The Court comprehended the matter
at once and fined the defendant $50.
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Summer Drinks.


Ice-water should be drank but sparingly.
A most excellent substitute for 1t is pounded
ice taken in small Jumps into the mouth and
allowed to dissolve upon the tongue. This
will prove very refreshing and much more en-
during i'm its effect.
Lemonade is a simple and grateful beyer-
ace. To make it: Roll the lemons on some
thing hard tin they become soft crate off the
rinds. cut the lemons in slices and squeeze
them in a pitcher IA new clotbes-pin will an
swer for a squeezer in lieu of something bet
teri pour ON the required quantity of water,
and sweeten according to taste. The grated
rinds, for the sake of their aroma. should be
added too. After mixing thoroughly, set the
pitcher aside for half an hour: then strain
the linuor through ielly strainer and put in
the ice.
Travellers who find it inconyenient to use
lemons can carry box of lemon sugar pre-
pared from citric acid and sugar. a little of
which in a glass of ice-water will furnish
quite a refreshing drink, and one that will
help oftentimes to avert sick-headache and
biliousness Citric acid il obtained from the
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ABOLITION OF THE STAMP TAX.-After
the first of October next, all the stamp taxes
imposed by schedule b, act of 1864, except
the two-cent stamp on bank checks, drafts
and orders, will be abolished. The following
named instruments, that now require stamps,
will then be free of government tax:
Contracts for insurance against accidental in
juries.
Affidayits.
All agreements or contracts, or renewals of
the same
Appraisements, of value or damage or for
any other purpose
Assignments, of lease, mortgage, policy OF
insurance, or anything else.
Bills of Exchange, foreign, inland, letters of
credit, or anything of that kind now taxed by
stamps.
Bills of lading, and receipts, in the United
States or for anywhere else.
Bills of sale, of any kind.
Bonds of indemnifcaton, of any kind.
Observation-Disclosures or guardian, or anything
that has the name of bond in it, and now taxed
by stamp.
Certificates of measurement of anything.
Certificates of stock, profits, damage, deposit,
any other kind of certificate now taxed by
stamp.
Charter, or its renewal, or a charter party of
any kind
All contracts or agreements.
Conveyance, any part of the work of convey
ing.
Endorsement of any negotiable or not nego-
table instrument.
Entry, for consumption, warehousing, or
withdrawal
Gaugers' returns.
Insurance policies, contracts, tickets, renew
ais, &c (life, marine, inland and fire)
Lease All through the lease list is abol-
ished
Legal documents. Writ or other process,
confession of judgment, cognovit, appeals, war
rants, &c, letters of administration, testament
airy, etc.
Manifests at Custom-house, or anywhere else,
or for any purpose.
Mortgage, of any kind.
Passage ticket to any place in the world.
Pawners' checks.
Power of attorney for any purpose.
Probate of will of any kind.
Promissory note for anything.
Protest of any kind.
Quit claim deed
Receipt Now generally exempt, and if in
clnded in present law in any case, will be here
after exempt
Sheriff's return.
Trust deed.
Warehouse receipt.
Warrant of attorney.
Weigher's return, of any character.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-21

PERSONS afflicted, however slightly with any
weakness of the Chest or Throat, involving
either the Larynx, Trachea, Bronchial Tubes,
or the Lungs themselves, should, ON the first
symptom, commence with Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites, as by its use
diseases of those organs (even Consumption in
its primary STACEY are speedily cured and more
alarming symptoms prevented.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-21

/ If occasionally few doses of SMoLANDERs
EXTRACT OF BUcHU is administered, the ner-
vous system receives strength and vitality,
and fresh vigor is impaired to al the func-
tions of the body. This treatment may also be
relied upon for the determination of kidney,
bladder and glandular diseases, diabetes,
gravel and all affections of the urino-genital
organs in either sex, as well as mental and
physical debility, caused by the errors of youth.
Relief is at hand in the most aggravated cases.
ieIS-eodlW
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je15-d&w1w

PMPLEs AND HUMoRs ON THE FAcE-In
this condition of the skin, the VEGETINE is the
great remedy,as it acts directly upon the cause
1t cleanses and purifies the blood, thereby
causing humors of all kinds to disappear
- ie19-W&S
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ftS:sf One House and several desirable house lots
El;i; Enquire Of GEO. RAcKLIFF, on the premises
VassssA at Woodford's Corner. iun12*4w