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PROPERTIES
FOR SALE AND TO RENT !

- FOR acres nt Head OF o.
80 MANOA VALLEY, 9 acres unbered, koa- hts
- Value $500; the residue being the hest Tsro Ai&
Land in Oahu.
This property will be sold at a bargain for $500.
FOR NICE RESIDENCE. with beautiful
garden in Pauaa Valley, commanding a noble view Of the sea-
aud will be sold ceeap for cash 10 close partnership accounts.
TO IET.-A WELL FINISHED FOUR ROoMEb
HOUSE, at Corner Punchbowl and Queen Streets. This pro
peTty il in good order and condition. Rent moderate
To LET.-A FIVE Ro0MED RESIDENCE on mskai
side Queen Street, close to the Government House. the grounds
run from the street to the sea, and this property viii Be let for
q term Of years, at a very Tow rent, to an improving tenant.
TO LET.-SeYeral large and small tracts % land in
Manoa Valley, suitable for the culture of Rice, Bananas and
Taro.
For further particulars apply TO
EFT. ofHALLoRAN.
es7 In Solicitor, 81 Fort Street.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EcIAlE VI n d ILNloi VI HUNOLLIfO, DLCLAELU'
DROBATE OF THE LAST WILL AND
II Testament Of the said James L. Lewis having been
granted in the Supreme Court, in Probate, on the 3oth day OF
April, 1875, and letters Of administration with will annexed
having issued TO the undersigned.
In pursuance Of order Of Court, notice is hereby given to all
Creditors OF the said deceased, to present their claims, duly
authenticated, and with the proper vouchers. II any exist,
even il the claim is secured by mortgage on real estate, at the
Office Of the undersigned, on Queen Street, Honolulu, within
six months from date, or they will be forever barred.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Administrator, with will annexed.
Honolulu. ApriL so, 1875. ess It
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NOTICE

: HEREBY I'VE THAT GUAM LONG
IL & CO., have this day sold all their right, title, interest,
good viii and fixtures Of the Bakery, situated on the corner Of
King and Maunakss Streets, Honolulu, to Wing Chong Tai
& Co. All outstanding debts will be settled BY the old firm Of
Honolulu, May l, 1875. (9ss 4l QUoN LoNG & CO
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VIKING CHONG TAI s. CO.. HAVE THIS
w day bought out the firm Of Quon Long & Co., Bakers,
corner Of King and Maunakea Streets,O and would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to carry on the
Bakery Business in all is branches and would solicit a share
Of the public patronage. WING CHONG TAI & co.
Honolulu, May !, 1875. 9S 4t
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IMPORTS.
PAssENGER

Fuou ruE aUAHo tsLANDs-Per c. VI. Ward, April 25th;
so bbI-, 2 bags and I bx GuanO. , sieyess 1 Cart and Har-
naas. $50 Empty Barrels 10 r > Pratt
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DEPARTURES.

Epra 2t-Am ~h b ConeIa. HozlAad, Homan, for Zodiac
25-Sumr Kfaaes. Marchant, for Maui and Hawaii
z6-Schr PEeokahi, Clark. for Hama, Mani
26-Echr MIe Morris. Lima, Tor Kaunakakai, MolOkai
ZT-Schr EamaiIe, BoFes. for Koloa and Waimea. Kauai
2T-Schr Odd Fellow, Nka, Dor Koloa a. Waimea, Kauai
2I-Schr Active, PuaahiEa. for Hanaei, Kauai
2I-Schr Ka Mot. Reynolds. for Kahului. MsuL
2I-Schr KHAN. Ahulhata, for Mako, Maui
2g-8chr Manuokawsi. -Eaiauao, 10. Moloaa, Kauai
ZS-Schr Pauahi. Hopu, for HHo. Hawaii
29-6chr Hattie, Elm0. for NaEiiEiu, Kauai.
29-Schr Jenny. Hale. for Kona and Kau, Hawaii
29-Schr Warwick. John Bull, for Kalaupaps. Molokai
3o-Eczr Fairy Queen, Psni, for Rohala, Hawaii
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Hennessy's Brandy in cask or bottles, in bond or duty paidI
Martelrs Brandy in cssk, in bond or duty paid;
jules Robins Brandy in cask or bottles, in bond or duty paid;
United Vineyard Proprietors, in bottles, in bond or duty paid;
Common Brandy in bottles, in bond or duty paid
Fine Brandy in demijohns, in bond or duty paid
Hollands Gin in cask, earthen anil glass bottles, in bond or
duty paidi
Bourbon Whisky Of various brands in cask and bottles, In
bond or duty paid such as Kentucky Pavorite, occiden-
tai. Sour Mash and Rye.
Fine Brands Of Port and Sherry, in wood and glass, in bond
or duty paid.
Rhine wines-Johannisberger, Rudesheimer, LiebfrAunTch,
MarcobrunDer, &c, &c.
White Burgundy, Bordeaux Wines,
CIarets-Chateau Ranzan, Pcton Longuevile, Msrgaux, st.
Julien. &c, &c
sauterne Chateau dYouen, Haut BorIsner De Reyne, really
choice delicious wines, and sold below cost.
Heidsieck and Ruinart Champagnes in bond or duty paid.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
California, Australian and Hungarian Wines, Liquors, Bitters
Scotch and Irish whiskey, Ale and Porter,
&c, &c, &c.
AT II STONE BUILDING, 10 KAAHTM4NU ST.
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FAMOUS BIDA DEsIGNsl

spicadally painted cu the richest toned paper aud honud Ia
plSn and suuptupus styles
Prom Professor David swing. q Chicago
What a grand idea q fgElsstoa D. admit no letter prtss
Ia the book, except the continuous histury and the exAct Ian.
gaaEe o. the Gospels as - the Ahe Christ No olher ~ q
Christ can ever compare withH this one, taken Fon hoy Urn"
Rev. II. v. Moore
sThe ulussrAticns are really enbodIments o. the aacrsd
text. Reading the account q The Holy Family retasning
from Egypt and thea look upon Bida's design, % strfkinny
Illustrating the event, how easily and vvaiy the MAD Vfh
and beside the mother and bate all the cay along.
" How much easier and more successfully I csald preach, a.
every family Of my congregation bad = copy q this work,
over whose sweet pictures iheg woad pore, and In whoss
hsAFts the sacred story would be an the more inseiileeufy ana
securely lodged"
~ The Price a. very Lew. rrom s0.TS aad
upwards, according to style of hindiog
Also
A COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE
and cyeloppiia q scripture, containing the ApocryphA. Con.
eoriAnce, and Palms In Metre, and
NEW COMPREHENSIVE BIBLE DICTIONARY
A History Of all The Books from Genesis to RsvElatlons, alsO.
a History Of the different TRANSACTIONS sith mAny ether fsaiarea
desirable.
Il Is printed from large clear type, on Ane toned paper. aud
bound In tht handsomcst and most substantial manner. IL
contains nearly 400 highly nnahed enEravings on steel sRd
wood. by Gustsve Dorc, and other celebrated a1ista-
ET The price q which 10 within the reach o. ALL
The undersigned 10 agent Tor the above valuable woTNs-asd
esS l. II
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AT THE STONE BUILDING, 10 KAAHUMANU ST.
9sS I'm
NOTICE.

HEREBY ORB ANY ONE FROM
Il Trusting my Wife, HEoHAMAKA, a. she has LEFT my
Bed and Board without any cause. AHO.
Lhue, Kauai, April 10, 1875. $50 At
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CHRIST IN ART"

a NEW AND ELEGANT BOOK. A con-
N Sinaoas narrative q the LIE q CaRIsT, Ia ne Ian
guagc q the kyauEuHsis. Etitsd ~ NJ. Erglrstnu. .. n. n
Is illustrated by nearly 200 EnsravinEp. lnriuainT one han.
drsd full page plates Ga steel aud wood, from the
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VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL
u q daz-ahlp Pensacola, Rear Admiral J J Amy.
Imperial Ger fnEate Areona, Von Relbnitz
MERcHANTMAN.
Am missionary brig Morning star, Geiette, repairing.
Haw bk IA MOI Garrels, l0ading-
Haw bgtn Wm n Allen, Schneider, repairing.
Brit BID earn TuaL. Thompson loading
Am clip Oh Ida LILY, Blanchard, repairing.
An schr Z ~ Ward, Hickman
wHALER.
Haw WI biz ouEard. EngI.h.
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Projected Departures.
Foa HANA-schr PueokahL sails at 5
Foa WrnpwAaD ~PoETs-Stmr KiIauea, sails on Monday
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
TO Z OR LEASE

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES ON
"a AIakea Street, formerly occupied by A. Y. BRICK
eli J. 3. LEMON.
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TlrroN was very quiet on Christ
mas. An immense holiday trade vas
un'imely nipped in the bud by the
bad weather Friday and Saturday
though very many people were in
town it was nothing as i. would
have been here had the pleasant
weather continued. Despite the
weather, there was quite gathering
at the Social Hop in the City Hall
Friday evening and . pies sant time
eajoyed. At least one other social
gathering was in progress at tn
same time, and which we understand
closed up with an unp!easantness.
A correspondent, who pre,ends to be
os'ed, says that sit was a regular
" double breasted, old fashioned
" first class, high pressure Irish row
" caused by scrub wanting to put
~ snoot on some one, because he
couldn't find his hat, 10 search O
which he wandered into privat,
departments" Who was hurt O
how much, deponent saith not, an,
we guess the affair was not what b
calls it ut all, since our memory il
| c.udes one or two occasions whe
brick bats AID blood y garm ents line
the sidewalk for block the mornin
af er such an event.
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Aqua MiracOlOsO!

THIS Exquisite Spanish Toilette
frebaration," for identifying and pre-
serving the complexion and skin, has
for years been exclusively prepared BY
Don Manuel Acosta, an emminent chem
let of Seville, Spain, and by him sold in
large quantities TO the elite of that city,
Madrid, Havana and elsewhere, as an in.
comparable beautitier and preventative
Of the complexion and certain preventa.
tive OF Wrinkles, Freckles, Pimples.
Sunbnrn, Tan, and all blemshcs of the
the Skin. While making voyage to
Cuba some years ago on one Of the Brit.
ish Royal Mail Steamships, Don Manuel
was oyertaken by severe sickness, and
his life for days despaired OF, but ulti-
mately, he rallied and recovered, and as
an acknowledgment of his appreciation
Of DIR. Campbell's services, fDr. G. being
at that time Medical officer on board the
Steamship, he presented the Doctor
with the formula from whit h he prepar.
ed his famous aqua Mirat oloso," iMi.
raculous Water.l So many lady patients
for whom DR.. has prepared an occa.
sional bottle, having expressed them
selves most enthusiastically IN regard to
its merits, he has determined for the fr,.
tnre to prepare it as a STANDARD Toilette
Predaration." Its use imparts to the
skin, dazzling brilliancy, healthy
freshness, transparent cIearness, velvet v
smoo,hness and exquisite softness. A
few applications will convert the rough.
est skin into one Of Alabaster delicacy.
II is not Paint on "Hnamei," but a
Deliciously Fragr.n, Medicated Water
for The skin, of marvellous efficacy.
Warranted harmless az pure milk. Price
One dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
Five dollars. Expressed to any address.
Prepared only by James p. Campbell.
". d., Chemist, SO Fulton St, New
York. Beware Of dangerous and worth.
less limitations; l2yl
For sale At City Drug Store, Upton.
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FROM WEST BRANCH.
III Ollday Ccstivilies..lntern I'm.
prOyements - The CROOKED
Whiskey' and the ssMOh.'
West Branch. Dec. 2yth

Ed. ADMINISTRATIVE being legal
holiday, business has relaxed to some
extent, whereby we are enabled to find
time to pay our weekly visit to your col
umns. This festival occasion is being
improved by young and old.
Last week the ladies of the Meth odist
church gave ''mush and milk" festival
at Writers Hall. which was generally at.
tended by the friends Of the church
The occasion was joyous one, resulting
In universal good feelings and a liberal
replenishneDt of the church treasury.
Last night christmas eve) the NJ. L.
Sabbath school was convened at the
church, where the officers and others
friendly tn the school gave an entertain.
ment consisting OF music and appropri.
ate Christmas eve ceremonies, which
proved highly gratifying to the scholars,
all ~ whom will no dpnbt Icing remein.
Der the occasion, AZ one of the most hap
py events Of their life
The good Templars organic ,tioD has
announced that Centennial" exhibi.
tion will be given at Writer'S Hall on
New Years eve, Dec 3ist to which the
public 10 invited. Large posters have
been scattered broad cast over the land,
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OrR REpucTIoS SALE has caused
some squ Ealing, but our popular prices
meet the approval of the interested
public. and hundred, are daily avail :
ing themselves of this grand oppor-
tunity ID get our good honest goods
At manufacturers prices. There has
never been such . chance to buy
boots and shoes 81 cheap, and the
people know it, and are coming in
from IN les arsu ID to shoe their fami
lies at nur ha~a pan prices. We do
not claim to be the fasher of low pri-
ces. bat do claim to be one of the
boys. and will try to make it lively
for the cd gentleman, IS long IS our
goods hold out. Ten days is all that
is left Of the thirty, and those who
have mt been in to see rs will do
we'll to come soon.
Srpxr ur'- Snau noo-
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FROM DURANT.

During the somewhat prr'racted 81
lence of the ADVERTISER With respect
to Durant, we have not been idle, nor
unmindfll OF events transferring in the
outside world. Business has been very
fair In our stores and ships and upon
our streets. but especially in the grain
trade has there been almost constant
activity. Farmers however, have beea
holding back their barley. hoping for
better prices, but are now selling itquite
freely Prices now range from 40 TO 20
cts.-very few samples selling At the
outside figures. Corn /. selling at about
s2H cts.
The return Of Christmas brought 10y
and gladness" in some form to most of
our homes, and the observance OF the
day was quite general especially among
the church going people. On Christmas
eve the children of the Episcopal Sun.
day school were made the happy reciS-
rents Of Q beautiful Christmas tree. well
laden with fruit and presents that made
the young hearts glad-and some older
snes. At the Disciples church Christ
mas dinner was served for the patrons
and invited guests, and was an occasion
Of social re union and pleasure. The
Congregational people partook Of SIM
liar repast at 3 vacant store room in
town. Yet these general gatherings did
not preclude private dinner parties and
family gatherings, which, by the way
| have more Of genuine pleasure, and the
vacant places" IN the turkey circles At
| test the fact that the "inner man" wa.
amply cared for.
| Our public schools are now in session
and doing finely. Prof. II. @. Youn,
has charge Of the higher department,
and has made very successful begin
Mug. This department has been move
into the large room recently complete
on the second hoor of the school build
ing, and is in very neat and convenien
quarters The primary room is |
charge Of Miss Annie Hongh, teache
who has made an excellent reputatio
in Muscatine county, and her commence
ment here gives promise Of continue
, success. The hope Of improvement !
, our schools Is confidently INDUCED in.
J Failure" is now written on the re,
Z ords of our cheese factory as an ente
pri.e-in fact this is about the only Ell
try that has been made for year. Tn
abrupt termination of business tn,
gave strong promise, at one time, of b.
coming a prosperous feature among OF
industries. is attributable manly to tw
e causes First, those who patronjzed
! during the short time 1t run the first sc,
son were not content with a lair retur
), their investment. and were unwilling ,
venture any risk to make 1t success
Is Secondly and mainly, the rapid chanG
p in ownership Of the farms ofthis vicin
ty-Germans, who prefer to raise grail
D. taking the places Of the former owne
' made II next to impossible TO continu
D. the factory. The building and fixture
J. are offered for sale
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

TlPToN Co OPERATIVE AssoCIA-
rroN.- MEETING OF TRusTEEs AND
STocxnoLDRKp.- The old board Of
trustses will hid their Last regular
meettsg Of ID current year Owe
store room on nonday, January 9th,
1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A full! At
tendance desired.
The stockholders of the Upton
Cooperative Association will hold
their annual meeting over store room
on Monday, January Orb, 1876 at 4
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF
eiecting officers for the ensuing year,
and TO transact any other business
that may come before them.
Immediately after adjournment OF
stockholders the new board of ,rus-
tees will hold their FIRST regular
mee,ing over store room, for the pur-
pose Of appointing an executive CON-
inittee and electing manager for the
ensning year.
HENRY BRrTcHER, Prest.
w. l.. McCRosKEY, Seo'y.
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FROM sPRlNGDALE.

The exhibition Of the Christmas tree
was largely attended, even though the
roads whre very rough
The display of presents was very
good, although contrary to announce
msnt, several pupils Of the school were
obliged to go home without presents,
making them and many who patronized
the tree feel grieved. Il was, perhaps,
sn oversight Of the committee.
The music. tablesux, and orasions
we're good il selection, sentiment and
with very little exception. in delivery.
The manner Of selling the large cake
at the close OF the meeting was not
altogether satisfactory to some OF the
good strict Qaakers. Perhaps II viii
not be repeated. Santa Claus hobbled
around with his cane causing the usual
amount of merriment.
G. NJ. Mather returned from Bellevue
on the 25th inst. Professor Wood fol
lows come time this week. They have
been engaged for four months 10 the
the public schools of the above named
city.
Samuel Lloyd makes public sale on
the 3lst inst.
18th mo, 27th, 1875.
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THAT Lass O. Lowrie's. >
By FANNY II. BURNETT

2. trianos o. "s.'RissgE" who have read "Su,.
RIM Trouble" One Day al Arie" - he M,
short stories, will need 10 be az. ,,a IT,,
nave rare treat before them Tn. .ca,s "f ~.
s,nn ,b - ~ - 'am IN an English mining town. aud
Tagging. "'e'Ns' - uh'
Among other notable papers We mentIo, ,,a -,
T lp.,sg J, 4 .iEtDND FARMERS v VA a
o. row boat ride oftwo huntf a AID CIV n',u ~
~ one ., Ine most fertile a. resting of ,he
seen by the ordinary trsveiar sut mi ~ never
10 ~ social and Industrial aspects rare cnfta
Illustrated Ariiri = ~ AMs ricsn s..i,e.s'
Vale miesi tp,s,. s, William and Mary, Hasv.sd
y+r.ty. Amherst, AgrIcuturai College ssin,aa,n i.
non b wdoih. Tra;tv and other Il nai Ins,'.n
an M ~. count eganty Illustrated articles
=. on Osa New Ssrk, Illustrated papers on Amsri-
The EDITORIAL control aud direction of the No..
who will contribut. each moath sd,tor,s,aa p
@ political and social topics Our reader, ma :
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taiise American Magazine. rspfssep-
ran.r",,s NM, ey u. ayor according TO 1t by
sIss.vns punhr, we shall aim, during ~. t,ay,s
MA. ha, yer 70 eclipse Its former achlevarans n
news dealers W. eia4- M 'kseIiers and
THO No. ~ ~ V~nr; 35et.. a wumhe.
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carrier vaffn ,n ~ Yose noar May Any Of m.
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BooL SIT. =, clot. ., rail- morocco ts,oo.
IN above offers " ''os sieIh " MI auy OF
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risk " " eftd nj sender
November and rs.-.ar, , n5rrtars
subscribers tor isid '''s W al aes
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announcing the fact that general good
time will be had. The programme mas
been prepared with great care which
we are assured will be carried ont to
the strict letter of the law.
Mr.. william Witter, Who never do
thines by halves. is moving me -
este1e busia oss Some weeks nco
pu hased he s'oM Steers" store suildlg
wh5Oh he csatemplstes iocatine0n loe
nearer the depot, where additions VIII
he made to the building suitable Tor
business purposes. By the East siders
this is con siderable = move in the right
direction since il will be no small gam
or comfort to them, to see business es-
tahlishsd so pea. 10 them.
In our former letter we omitted TO no.
tice the paper published ut this place.
for which omission same kind' friend
has taken Ms to task. We also through
the same inadvertancy omitted to noe
the fact that a black smith shop has
changed hands. 1.-The muse" paper
NAV be OF more importance, and we
think likely 1t is. since from II we have
recently learned that Church, State and
Po,ygamy are kindred vices"
Somebody having the good ~ Of our
country at heart, thinks that the young
man detected IN the crooked ~his
kew business was intimidated, by y
..mob." That's joke IN this community,
Amt IT. That same authority informs
us that In addition to importing whis-
key the young man played the spy at
the time OF the Corsly.lle explosion
and afterwards beat the "honest me
chanic" out OF els in ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain.' when
"this same gentleman" was taken before
Justice Mcclellan and fined $2O. We
think Jury necessary to settle the facts
"a they are some what mixed. Mean
time we will patiently await another
blast from his fog horn which we
hope will be more clear than the last
one. 8E8 @
The Deans have rival at tins place
in the firm o. Niles Townsend & Gill.
These gentlemen in adiition to their ex'
,eusiye dry goods and grocery trade
carry on the poultry business. Their
exten sive stock yard 10 located Ia the
west part of town where the work OF
receiving, weighing, picking and packing
IL carried on very extensively.
We are informed that the wholesale
charges OF fraud, mob violence and total
disregard of law attributed to our people
by an enraged correspondent OF the
CONSERVATIVE are to be rein onstrated
against. How this is We cannot say
positively, bnt hope justice will do hei
perfect work, Pro BoNo PURLtoo.
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HEART DIsEAsR-A CARD.

New YORK, December "a, 1874.
Jas. P, Campbell, MD. Sc Fulton stN. Y.
DEAR SIR.-For many years my wife
has had serious Organic and, Of course,
Functional Disease Of the Heart, and FIRE,
quently has seizures" of the most terri.
ole description, menacing her with 10.
slant death. have tried many prominent
Heart Remedies" without avail, but In DR.
Csmpbell's Heart Regulator" am free
to confess, we have found the Supreme
Palliative" IL not the Radical Cure"
Your preparation, Doctor, always re.
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures" are much less frequent
and severe. / have also prescribed
your remedy In my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. As
a physician Of thirty years practice, !
can, and de, most oonscientiOusiy COM
mend it's use to all suffering from Organ
gan:c or Functional Cardiac Derange-
men's. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. BrRNHAM, MD,
Late Collegiate Professor Of Anatomy,
l04 Sixth avenue.
Price S2 per bottle. Expressed to any
address.
Sold at City Drug Store. Upton.
A treatise on Heart Diaease. Catarrh,
Deafness, &c, &c, with other valuable
information, sent to any address, by Tor
warding Stamp to
Jas. P. Campbell. N. d. ss Fulton s.
New York. l2yl