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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

Dr. Brsndreh: siAbout two anda half years sace acct
denly f.me an a% @ 81 ege
hrvng been SO often imposed upon BY newspaper Pufs"
Been 1iS S state and had Ss GS
every popular @e se 9Ed haa The best MEDICAL s'se
box OFFS agent and she took them according printed
boxes (she continued to good she lad taken
advised her 70 take Pill. as she lad been going up FROM ato
and that day laid up with very distressing
stRe next morning they operated but What was our
acs G % tough a. S sd
oT tSat time sac ae Lei health and Continued & spe
the psseyerliage tape also expelled from herr
Whose health vas very eie sssd seyer ss worms fOH
NV Wife has moi ENJOY SO good health ss she er hs ,
years as she nov enjoys oT H,oE yours Pills she Was for
sole aud acndnec eorssyen person, with must
king your medsine she continues 70 use q occasion
Ge.p L ssS 1e]n n sp s on myself for The
9 one or So de,e q I've . ra p pills at
medicine above any other that have last
years and have Witnessed others its bnec per.
You're only have also seem the terrible Effects Sr the count SS.
bought % and a. s h 5 % S Sns Fl
9s S% + Gd have sent eC 1 plhy 1@S sefI 70 the
LosfPori n T., Oct 18th, 1850 ''N "ooO"''A'
sfspES hs. SYHE9 q sEyEN IA
ooh NV. who for soven long knew comfort whose
Of ali and Who's misery e. be VINO m' the osserssa
hoc Of sensitive minds similarly Effected, igssipe@
in her face, which oenmcs extended over her neck boz
Every physician Of skill applied and
upon ,emed used without aorlng more than occasional
lief For she thus tormented and often pray
ed Cor death to finish her misery AZ h. gerod lady who
had derive ed much benefit Brandreths PILE
desired that trial might be made Of their efficacy. When
they had been used about three months perfect was
producedthus proving that purifying the body with
these celebrated Pills, produces without doubt perfectly
healthy state Of the fluids and consequently must cure Erysi
pla Tor that unfortunate complaint altogether depends
the Acrimonious state Of the Blood and therefore puyn
the Blood, cures the disease.
This Lady ~ since married
Reference Is given TO Mrs. Booth, Dr. Brandrchs agent IN
Brooklyn, ~ Fulton who will highly respectable
lady IN johnson street who will give all further
Dr. Brandreh Offices in New York Principal qii Broad
way, near the City Hall; also, Rowcry.
BE careful you deceived by the Algrine Drug Store
Of Houston St and the Boery, side The
M Never forget that druggists universally deal n counter
felt articles, and especially IN Counterfeit Brandrrh
Pills They cannot go on he square, hey must breathe inn
SWINE they thrive best mirc There hon.
oTabe exceptions this rule But nevertheless never pr
chase Of druggist when want Brandrch's Pills
forget that The genuine Pills will fail sustain their
high character and the countcres will fail nurN
Read - another part Of this paper COUNTERFEIT Bran.
drcth Pile
2u Broadway; Ts Bowery; and las Hudson st being my
only Offices the medicine cannot fail 10 be genuine there
diseo12m b. BRANDRETH, VI. ID. 2ti Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

CRATIFICAT1ON oF PAssION-Thc consequences Of
which arr frequently too long neglected. 1hcee thus
ouair are cautioned against pupng down quack ngstums
before the know what a hcu and advised 20 call AZ the
Mcdical Dispcnsary. ~ West Broadway whur they may
rightly understand their disease and receive the proper
dy suited % their constitution In certain tonsle d
eases no required not for medicine until perfect
cure Is performed All desss oi the skim rustuar
TONS ulcers throa,s rheumatic paine aud conlsy
phis matter how standing
Mder complaints cured IN from To days. A chronic
diseases cccually cured without TIs mineral
thorvuehly eradcatd from The stem, IN new, mild, and
expeditions way. Calls attended 20 in ~ the civ
Charges moderate and warranted, m directions are fol-
lowed. The motto iscure, not cruelike Don't forget
numbersI Wet Broadway. door from Murray sire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05
THE STUDY OF
B @ @ X X + r. p | n G.

So Cedar street, Broadway.
Do G. G.. MARSH, Accountant continues give Practi-
cal Lessons this necessary branch ed
ucaon Aso close and adjust aud write
up books.
The of instruction through which pupil passes
thoroughly practca and the good capacity who de-
about three weeks the study will be qualified keep
correctly and elegantly the accounts of any business
Prospectuses with terms, to be had at the
&. G. MARSH'S WORKS,
Introduced in New York Public Schools.
The Scie Of Double Entry Bookkeepi Simplifedr
standard work, eighth edition, 200 pages svosi 70
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping improved y the
PRODUCTION of Proof Balance 1870 pages, svo-7s cents
a Lecture the study of Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet a neat pamphlet as pages, i2mo.-is cents.
lmeOl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ 80: 80 49,
To sail from New York the 25th and Liverpool on the
18th of each month.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRlGK, Captain A; S. Palmer 25th February
ROSClUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March
SlDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer 25th April.
SHERIDAN, Captain F. A Depeyster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL
Ship S!DDONS Captain N; b. Palmer 18th fe6rnn,ry.,
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18TH March
GARRlCK, Captain A. s. Palmer, 18th April
ROSCIUS Captain John Collins, 18th May.
These ships all the first Glass; upwards oil ooo tons
built the city Of New York. with such improvements as
combine great speed with unusual comfort Tor passengers
Every has in the arrangement OF their accom-
nodatons The price of hence sl4e Tor Mheh
ample stores including Wines Will be provided These
ships by experienced masters who VIII make
every exertion to give general satisfaction .,,
Neither captains of these ships will be resPon
sbe letters parcels packages sent by the unless
regular bills Of adng signed therefor.
The ships of this line will hereaiterg armed and their Pc
cuar gives them security not possessed by any
other but For freight passage, apply to
f. X. COLLINS & CO.. IS South street, N York, or to
WIN. & JAS BROWN CO., Liverpool.
the packets will be charged IL cents single
sheet and cent each Jo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05
pAssFoRD's BILLIARD AND CHESS ROO

DASSFORD's BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS.
~ trance Ann street and joins the Museum, Broadway
More than hy old fashion ID Tables have given wsy n the city
leaving but few Others IN the BassOrds Gum Elastic
Spring Steel and improved Cloth Cusons they much
cby the amateur aud certificates of their excellence be
shown from all the great players except the PoNr being
Fnfedbu cTosion factor Purchasers and players
vited 10 try them = above.
~ B-5illiard Cloths Balls &C.. fur sale usual a23y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

no THE PUBL1C-Wc call the special attention of the
pubc 10 the Inducements held BY SYLVESTER n Co
5e Bro,gwa for investing in real cate situated in New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made yious David
Hale of the Journal Of Commerce, have good Tor
knowing that the affair question the entire
dcncc OF the those
who have doubts TO call Sylvester co. who
sirous of giving the full and perfect satisfaction
ply To any inquiries made icl7~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

NOTICE Of application for the exemption Of debtors per
son from imp,sonmrnt ant 70 the provisions Of the
eth article Of the first title Of the fifth chapter the
cond part Of the revised statutss WILLIAM s. PAR.
ROT1. Notice first published January e0lh Creditors
20 appear before the Honorable Robert H. Morris Recorder
the city Of New York No 5Nassag street in said city AZ half
past eoclock ia the forenoon Thursday the ninth day Of
April nrrt a,xTh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

CAUTloN-The American Physician, a West broadway,
" the public there quackcry about his
dspensay lie offers his prof siona services those that
dislike TO be humbugged and will attend all calls may be
favored with, part the CITY, aud may he
~ consulted At HE office, West broadway His object Is 10
No vile subteruge will be rssorted usually
by guack Charges moderate, and patients cured cruel
izd Ia certain disease OF long standing, pay will BE-
quircd until perfect eccled Those wishing TO Obtain
medicine for their use, depend getting right
kind At ~ West Broadway one door above College Park.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

GERMAN SILVER Of every size in sheets and Wire also
" IN incots, manufactured and Cor sale by
4. J. sEtkAS, Ii3 Water at
Who has aso for sale Copper aud ass sheet Zinc spr
Lead Block Tin and Tin Plate, &c for approved
eommodatng terms. ja23-lm'HWSM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

DR T.. ARNOULT has resumed the practice Of Surgery
~ and Medicine Ia New York Oice Of Broadway
and hamers street Office hours from "a 10 q and in the
evening, al 8 O'Clock. js9o-lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05
mr. LEsAGE's sPECIFiC FOR sFCRET MALA

T1K LtSAbEN SPEtIFIL FOX SEtNET MALA.
~ DIES-The above remedy. for the most distressing dis
accident the human
ed zud Of the eminent lie Sage the PRONUNCIATION and
Of which, throughout the Kingdom Of France and Italy, has
honor - the highly honcred Of the inventor The
yrcnce. The has hitherto been confined France
Italy. has recently been introduced by way Of New Or
leans 10 the American public.
II ~ particularly recommended 20 safng men, contain
inc portion of Mercury whereby many have ,sa
biz from service. The Eradcaor found 10 i've immediate
rlif to oae afflicted with structures and diseases pros
tratc gland.
Anodyne Linment price 81 cents. This Iniment has
used for Of years. and proved
eectua rsmedy multitude of painful ne Chronic
Rheumatism, sprsins hrues, cramps sncss Of the oin
sore hroat Owing to The numerous limitations that
circulation, the genuine will hereafter I've gnc the Outside
o the bottle, by Nathaniel Howard ia broad street Boston,
the proprietor, in his md wrtingn New York by A.
D. ID. Studs, 70 and 0s Fulton street, g. H. King
way; Merlin corner Pearl and Centrc, and BY Dr. Ebree
~ Fist Broadway, principal agentin PHILADELPHIA j. r. w
Ne $50 Second street principal AGENT X Knors corner
Coats aud Second; DR.. Payne Third street, III Martin
cond street 7eodm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05
GRANpJEAN's MEDICINAL
III A | r

(,OMPOsTlON, the only for Badness Dandrif Grey
Hsir, and all aseases Of the Scalp MOI Barclay street. two
doors rom broadway N BAH respect ble ply sicns, IA
dies nd gentlemen, IA the city, attest The merit Of the
position. ja7 m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05
UORRID DEPRAVTTY

IIOhTtlD LEI M i
GONE NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITERS have nearly
- killed several BY selling them spurious and false
mixture of Hays Iniment.
The genuine warranted perfectly harmless and eectual
Never buy the article unless have the written signature of
COMSTOCk& co. on the splendid wrapper.
Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS.
Rheumatism in all cases, pay taken Tor it,
Sold at No Fletcher street Pearl street and Maiden
lane, New York. by COMSTOCK& CO,
Wholesale Druggists.
Sold the medicine in Broadway East Broadway,
Bowery, Hudson, Canal, Greenwich and Grand streets
ia2i-3n cod
SPLENDID GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION-Now open
- % Canal street, few doors of
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY 4 co. have the pleasure
Ia inform the public and natnats that they have established
bcautiul and extensive Msnaere Of Living Animals
and Beats at the above named place. Their collection
variety, Of the natural history
ever import "a to Am Will be open for the reception
visitors each day, from 10 A. NJ % r. NJ and from in
the evening. hl2-3m-
ssEoR THE FACE AND sKIN.r-Churchs Genunl
Vegetable Lotion recommended by the faculty for al
diseases of the face and skin II eradicaes tA pmples
ccklrs, spots, rcncss, worms and al Ncous
tons gradually rcalsng delicate clear so0 skins transforms
the moot sao complexion radiant whenoss,
ders hosh vud rough skin beautifully soft smooth and
mpars To the face, neck and healthy aud jsuenle
bloom, and by due application, the result
viii b. beautiful completion. The Lotion exceeded BIZ
other IN the world. Suffice u that II has been
great the United Statc and West Indies without
single complaint Of its efficacy For sale Churcs Dspen.
1888 Bowery Of Spring at Price rs cents bot.
ue ja7eod-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

.hGG PoR LIyERPooL,z-Nev Line;-Reguar Pack
Mn q Of 25lh February. The fast sailing packet ship
ssAAek~-IN RRICK Capt A. s. Palmer TONS will sail
- sove For freight passage, having accommodacus
eluslcd for srchdo comior apply board At Orleans
D. X COLLINS & co. IS South st.
The packet ship HOStlUS apt. - oios of 100 tons will
sncect The Garck AID sail ihe 18th farch No sera
oon VII b. made ~ price fare by this ns. Number o.
pase ngers limited. jaT
.6aM FOR nav ORLEANS. -Lorisiana aud New
MJZN York Line Of Packets1he Regular Packet II Mon
S~~ss-nD. dD, i0h fbwary-The pax I slp sliAkS-
frhnn ,ap, 'orn ". viii sail ~ above. For frg " pas
cage, having h.dFome isled accommodations, appy
board foot Of Wall street Orleans wharf or 10 ~
jan EK COLLINS a 60 a South a
~ Board, " applying Al No 10 PARK Place
10 English and Freneh ~ oken ja,o-tmn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

GTAMMERlNG CuRED.-DR. COMsTOCK's VOCAL
:, Gymnasium AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCTTfON
Institution is open from the frst OF SER
tombcr I'll DE last OF june During July and August there
vacation All dcsirous Of instruction, either for the curc Of
Stammeng, Jspln, improvement IN Flouton NAV learn
the eonlitio : Of ANDREW CoMsToCK, Nj. b. 100 Mui.
berry (Aroh) street, Philadelphia.
Dr. tosior, marks Stamrnering and the numerous
recommsnd which he has obtained OF his system OF Vo
cal ymnastcs, appended TO his Circular which shall
~ 70 any who wish TO learn upon the subject
oh INST ton Satisfactory references given ia The
F'"'''f'' 'i'itt ~ ule united stat q MS ams
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

a BROWN cos ONE PRICE SHORT MATED
- HATS, from Moeskn, plush and fine Nutria, which
tain beautiful usre offered for sale the low fxcd
price Of So at Ts Chatham SQUARE, Of Mott street
where fashion, beaaty, Durability, combined
TO sdo The bead and improve TIE All sales for cash
which precuds the necessity Of charging good
losses incurred BY the bad. We strictly adher the
price cash system, by which enabled 10 furnish better
hat than otter establishment for the price.
scntug these hats TO the pubic the popr think they have
reached the umatum beauty durability cheapnes aud
comfort 10 the 49, m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

DRuULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTuREs-ohce
- Nesey street Astor Hosea Surgeon years prac-
tee IN attendance radical cures are
given all Of reducble rupture the cons
ttoaa health Of the patient bciag otherwise
WITH proper ADAPT on DE- Hull Truss perfectly TO
tim the rupture without the least danger the patient
the slii htcst Interruption 10 exercise business
Attendance given IN private houses when required al and
after O'Clock, by the office Surgeon.
~ B-Paents cautioned against trusting 10 spurious in
yrntions Of Trusss advertised improvements upon Hul
None unless they bear the signature Of AMOS O.
HULI-aud the ouly office IN New York original one
formerly in Fulton street, but No vesey street
House. a3Ocody
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

DE-, AimOS q HVLLs OFFICE 4 vEsEY STREET
"a a. Tp,S .Not 70 the OF Hernia, and proapeus
Nc,,ssiy oi WIS state, IN constant att, pdanre ~ -
THIS esahlishnent svorably known In ,his ci,, c .
ht !" years . asitsed by Tic medical facullv 10 whose
~ useessfnl Carer ~ solely NJ sribua, IL
tamphles etramni t,s SulpORTER To be had on calling
s6-U ~ Wv hNbor"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

The accommodations Of these Ships not surpassed
Inning ali that may required for comfort The price ofcabn
Passengers Will be supplied with every requisite
with the exception of wines and liquors. - ,
vessels Will be forwarded by the sub
scber than the actually incurred
y" ~ BOYD x HfNCKEN, Agents,
s,sv No. Tontine Building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05
LOYEJOYis HOTEI Ian ar lsaa

LOVEJOY'S HOTEL, Jan. "a, 1888.
DR. INSTRUMENTATION year since left for New
DOrlcans 20 mercantile business. Soon
arrival became acquainted with several young merchants
from the north. Unfortunately for adopted their
vices AZ well as their virtues; contracted the -
disease applied 10 several medical practitioners who had
their handbs posted about the city paid
them enormous of money, but all purpose kner
lingering several months, and daily growing worse
yia'd friend to make Of Hunters Red Dropi and
harry 10 inform that after using only bottles
found myself fully restored 20 sound health and able
To friends az wei as when left Intended call YOU
personally 70 my thanks but shall be obliged leave
in the stale ia the morning.
Yours. truly, Blk Il.
Yo liberty publish the above by leaving out nv
, Division. 81 per vial. ia2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

E-x TO LEASE THE PAVILION AT SARATOGA
fIE SP NbSThe subscriber intends to lease the above
tblishment for term Of years II embraces entire
block fgound with Of buildings and
dets situated of The att IN the yilaee.
The well known Flat Rock Spring the immediate vicinity
nd m position central between the other celebrated Mineral
Founteas. The establishment will PERSONS
as has been demonstrated by the OVERLOOKING patronage Of the
past The house Is also we'll supplied with furni
turg which will be sold to the tenant at bargain The
will be moderate, aGording person wh engage the
business the most certain prospect of realizing
As presumed will examine the premises before
ing the same further description is unneccssary.
Application be made 10 ALEX l.. MCDONALD No. 80
Liberty street, (35 story jas i'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

PIANO FORTES FOR HIRE.-A variety of good Piano
MAJ he seen at No 20 Fourteenth street between
% w ard sxih avenues at aeort dist nee ON the Rail
lu can ~ hircd by the mont sing le evening
~ as rtncu Of Piano Fort, Of various patterns
me-, w9oa az mahosany, which will be sold The nanulac
f''''e' ahu Whfanted Tor one 2npo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-05

- TO LET OR LEASE the handsome Store al
sT Grand street Of Edrdge street. but recently fit
s ted for fancy dry goods having glass 'front.' and
ehclvnls modern and
short every thing TO attract the eyes being situated the
best part FOR business the vi has already good Of
toners Possessson given the first Of May Apply the
promises. ja3l-lw-
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-12-26

their mouths, which had been 50 recently
applied to the sparkling tount above.
AT length something like order was re-
stored, the hymn sung, and the blessing Civ
en-, amidst stihcd noises of various kinds
when the congregation rose to depart. The
widow, up to this point feeling strong in the
consciousness of having performed Il virtuous
action upon good-lookng face, needed not
the gaze ofthc curious, nor the smiles of the
mirihul; but what was her establishment
when Mackay rose from his seat, lifted up
one of his paralytic hands, and took his hat
from peg above his head, aud with the 9TH
or began searching his coat-rochct for his
gloves ! Though the unkindest cut of all
was yet to come; for Mackay having drawn
and bowling to his fair friend, put this .qucs-
ton in a tone the most nsnuating, but still
loud enough for fifty people to hear,
g Is it not, Madam, a much greater pleas
ure to operate upon a fine-lookng Roman
nose like mine, than upon such queer little
snub as you have Z"
This Mackay was indeed a sad fellow
up to tricks of all sorts When mere
child we rccollect of hearing some of his
FRANKS related, of which the following is
one: He was at the time an active mem
Der of one of the crack volunteer military
companies, whic Major Russell command
ed. This company was making great prep
arations for a So turn out a." and was continu-
ally drilling. The parade day was to be on
Monday, and as it was now Saturday,
Mackay proposed to have one more drill on
the following day. He secured large hall
which overlooked church, and when the
congregation were all assembled, and the
streets clear, the company got secretly to-
gether in the building The windows were
all closed, and with boots off, they silently
went through their evoutions. The order
was given to make. ready-take aim
(Mackay had previously loaded each musket
with two cartrid-es) fire-and instead of the
simple click of the flint, roar like all earth
quake, shook the whole buildng--not
whole pane of glass was left-and the in
formant states that the next thing he know,
as soon as he could get his throat free from
smoke, he was running full drive, barefoot,
up one of the streets, and deacon in close
pursuit Ed.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-12-26
THE POLYNESIAN.
SATURDAY, DEC. 26, 1910.

In No. 26 we gave an extract from the
N. Y. Mercury, of the proceedings of
Parliament by which it would seem that
the Secretary of Foreign Affairs had de-
clared these islands to be Independent.
We have since met with a more full re-
port of the proceedings of that date, which
give a somewhat different version of the
affair. We give it in full. If this is cor
rect, Lord Palmerston's answer was in
tended to be entirely non-committal. The
former account seems the more probable,
as it comedies with the general policy
hitherto pursued towards this nation by
the English government. A recipro-
cal treaty has been formed, privileges
asked for, Consul established here, and
the whole system of intercourse between
the two nations, implies that this govern
ment is considered by the former as free
and Independent. We know no instance
in which protection has been extended, if
ever asked, or that this government by any
act considers itself at the present time as
under the guardianship of England. The
interests of other nations are largely at
stake in this question, and it is certainly
their best policy that an independent
neutral government, with free ports and
trade, should be preserved here for
should any civilized nation take possession
of these islands, the balance of power in
the Pacific will be destroyed. The great
est safeguard for the Liberties Of this peo-
pie, is the mutual jealousy of the greater
nations. If England considers them still
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-12-26

parched, dusty, leaf-falling time in Homo
lulu, while in winter, Dame Nature, she'd
ding many tears for her past neglect,
brushes up her faded habit, old Borcas
blows more gently, and often blows not
at ALL BY way Of variety. kona occa-
sionally gives us blast, sometimes SO tu-
riously, that for want of stronger WIND
we call it gale, though il would be out
screeched, out-rained, and out-blowcd by
the tiniest North Easter that ever blew,
snew, or frizzed" in the Gulf Stream.
At times, when
"Thcre is no breeze upon the fern,
No ripple stls the lake."
and only the noise of the surf indicates
whence the wind listcth, complaints of
colds, wheezings and sneezings are heard,
headaches are prevalent, and a long list of
long missed corporeal infrmities renew
their acquaintance, and this poor South
wind $50 grateful to strangely is lkened
to the ill-favored, foggy, teeth-chattering
phiz of an old-iashioned Easterly, off the
banks of Newfoundland: and made the
scapc goat of all the troubles which flesh
is heir to. But they vanish before the
first puff of the Grades" and old Oahu
regains her reputation for her unrivalled
climate. The most serious charge we
ever heard made against it, was its ''alarm-
ing hoalthincss," by disciple Of the pill
box, who had fairly laid down his pcstle
and mortar in utter despair, and taken to
the hoe and pruning-hook. Long may it
continue so.