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IMPORTANT no FEMALES.

nR WARD l3 MS practice the treatment
~ aad children HIS oug experience tn,
branch profession enables hun where Others failed
Dr. w Us method OF aomGa
effect a Dr. w operates
lnnti,g club aud ali de:ore with
Office from II A. VI. ans T. VI.
r. ALLEN WARD, VI u Surgeon,
Professor OF Diseases OF Women and Children.
iva Ut sa.. No III Chambers street. ~ y
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PRINTING TyK-Ine subscriber, who is practical Prin-
for than wsnty years been engaged IN the man
ufactue Ink dnrae which time has been used rNten
OF the largest printing establishments IN the Hed
uance of the patronage Having ie
ami enlarged manniscioy on Frout-sieei between
East River he eRabedt -
D ~ith their with good Ink rs
procured Uud States OF Interchangeable COLOR and on
The Ink well calculated 10 work on The cnPs
sion roller and all descriptions of presses now IN
Subscribers residence 10 ireen-strce or
left at the mandatory, will be puncuaIly attended TO-
Ns,yorL Jnly N 1871 Gv20 ON GEO MATtIER.
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aOE1ISTe
TrOtsE sign AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTING, Imitation OF
n Wood Marble etc Pants OILS Glass Brushes, etc at whole
sale and rca S SCHOONMAKER, MOI Chatham Square corner
of East Broadway NsS-fn-k, JeIon
IN EpOyAE..-AIbany Pale anG uber Ale Also, Foreign
II Wines Liquors. imported The ssbcEbnr has Removed
his pce OF Courtand 10 No mere
the above ac had equal not superior TO any offered
The 0"pNS'' rs ~.
New.York. July u. 1871. iyIo I'M
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SSUM0KER DRINKING would remind readers Of the
- healthy delightful beverage prepared by Mrssrs
Sands No 10 and 100 Ii by far all other
dnks does valuable medicinal Propere add
ou TO those which rake agreeable. perfect substitute
for stimulating OF viii hud u
the thing for renoyang Physical frame and nsne renewed
health and rigor From the Newly ork Plapet Juhe ~.
. TEMPERANCE DRINK-The most detachable ard healthy sum
NOR drink that obtained Sands sarapara Mead which
every one prepare for themselves from the Syrup glass OF
cold or lead wcr It's flavor delightful Sold BY druggists and
grocers generally rIoHi =. !, ! aYlf;
Prepared sold wholesale and and for ssp9riao p
B. D. Sands druggists, 70 aud lao Fulton ST. and haSt BROAD
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ELECTORAL HONEY OF L1YERWOKT.-Ex-
perieuce amply confirmed the utility this preppoa for
Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood and all affection Of tine Lang
The unparalleled which h Justly celebrated medI
cine has mas induced pre;enders attempt
palm OF counterfeit article public which,
rsembed easily deceive The
To this miserable iDpolou remember the GENUINE
bears the signature of the proprietor and inventor jH SO"
ILL., fall the outside wrapper, The Counterfeit Is signed
Joseph Now and made and sold the poprsto
store corner Madison and Catherine sts
Remember the genuine Is NOT SOLD al the Madison and
Catherine SIS JAMES D. NOWILL-
Sole P.opriet New-York
The Geaune NAV had Of d Oco, McKes.on Co. i5
Ma den lane, General Agents for the United StStes.
Nessrs. Ada=op Ohm. Boaey aR1 600 Broadway
Aspaw W lam G. D. Coggesha Pearl and
Rose w. Watson, 50 Catherine COddiagIon 27 udon
Wier 24s: Grand, c. Coggnacq g Chatham tfhan
Broad way. - = - j u lDos
DLUE sMALTs,-30 gasksF F F E. and F = = F E Eng
ID i,h Blue snialts Just received sni for sale by -
jyG PERsSE BROOKS 81 Iiberty-si
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CITY HOTEI..-The Public informed that The ABOVE
~ spacious popular establishment will be continued
been recently repaired AID the paros and
many newly furnished. The City Hotel OF the
his which the entire Lower occupied
establishment II has bar rcidsg dining
sleeping pafor first floor The of IFS
the the and all
thu principal steamboat aud landings spacious and plea
parlors floor Broadway the principal thorough
fare IN. cty make an equally desirable situation for heh
families single gentlemen travelling for pleasure
The travelling public assured that this Hotel shall be
Quoted a, not other establishments this
cleanliness aud good, attentive walters good table
choice lqours the
hopes he NAV be favored a public patronage
~ GARDNER,
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for
FELIX GOURApDS PoUDRSS sUBI,lLES uproooe TIE M,
sshtes. nu to the ska, has awakened The eapiy o.
rous article the Psraon prot
purchasers these defsye[s ;he proprietor ha PesI
DIR FELIN COT RAUDS PouDRES uBTI.ES, FOR UPRoOT
HAIR. NEW YORK cnye6ped in hahd>on'e snapper ~a
IL not the above description worthless se
bos bc rejected and tAose attempt deceive her s
lions onsiuon Stunned and e>ped These powders es,a
M, me entirs with perfect " eradlsy
cyrrv description supssGous h hoH the buib By
To b. had no esa else IN Ntv,Yos 81 Walker On.
door from B.oad 81 b9e aud HheFe laRHerse les
De shown, aud the preparation sS required by te
purchaser. ~ IN
nH.E. COTg,UD's EAI DE BEsITE-ET.
~ beautiful ENotes Of the mtesi nature
warranted ssseeui aicaciurs thorough caAsero
the sim crsdcs,cs Freckie- Eres Spots Re'aes. and
forms INTO rairr, bsaey the most soN compsSca By pce.
IN the the Ecu de Beaate gradually produce Scar
and sot skin smooth velvet 1etuSl reS1s uenS Na;
n.cS hand healthy and juvenile bloom "i IN ih
b. fuif cliea ~sc application VII tend to
the free functions Of The sSln OF
tie utmost for OF beautiful complexion
In riding dsInS pomensns ENJOYING nquac EXCURSIONS pc H
parties, X a. SN IS.'ei ~ sass o. & lan'
and >nanc +oy OF the sAn ocea>oned By the SOAR heat
Gentlemen aler shaving and travelling the and dust will IND
z the Irritating and pam rosder tho kin smooth
andp pleasant pylee 81 per bO;Ie. o.. 3d.. $50
Observe Eag De btiqas par GOurard New
DR Felix GorRArn.S SGpEKioR TE6rrABlE Rou6Eh
compose %tfsS ,Va ',S No s S an .s. which oa
necv of TIM, the cunsnaure ttrom Impossible
closest upcc 10 warranted frec iron,
any mineral nmoyahe by perspeuen rubbing
With handkerchief Pres 80 cent, per bottle
To be had no where else New York bat g Wlkerc
door from Broadway. Np Ina
NE. a. NTklNsON'a Root BEER substitute
~ Tor Alcoholic Malt Liquors very pleasant and refreshing
drink superior ordinary Naerio Soda Waters II Unor
purfes To families vii he >of FOR q.
lasr gaoIr the counter and
glsss nlan or aud Ssrapas, Singer. Angelce
Eeeapane or IIoarhouud syrup Remember -lt
l. the place where pure Root Beer to bs hat WlI ln
OUNiFY 1OUR BEDS, PURIFY YOUR BEDS
w lizards ratea; Feather Dressing Machine which removes
al impure smell wei moths from beds, (Which, If pro
prv cured u the
,hem makes rhcm good - hen hr't purchased
upcr,t $50 Chatham Mulberry
sons hing hs.e
them charge lsrgc assortment
hand Also Feathers OF all kinds
ran,Sl pure and free from snelL be I'm
IMPORTANT TO PAEENTs.-DR. a, ATKINSON
Gid respectfully recommends hi nltENT
ALTERNATIVE PURIFIER 10 the head, 81 hnies who
persons sitd with impure state of t1c fuif Remember
that he better thsn IN" fountain words
generally sgc:e "ith the diseases the
adcc beng upou
all Who Who about at the
suffer hereditary acquired diseases. . Hl1lm
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nR. TH0s. PLUMLEIGEi's INDIAN BOTANIC
~ PLAISTERAt there thousand. Of our fellow
Legs, King Evil Nipples pains
the back sides Rheumatm Scad Head and Salt Kheum
all -uch would tA valuable and Ealing remedy and
be cured
Sold 3d. Green III faoast i22 ard 6i7 Broadway,
y. 1913 Spring, 362 Bo~ery; w. Thompson. VIII
Liam .hnry nd NJ Have. Rrcoklr irlR In
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLfC:.,tF.at Dl.coVs'
for dan ruff preventing ha from falling off turning grey
Warm 10 feel angud su4 oppressed whie
a with caused b. dandruf and owness Of spirits
those travelling fatgre and feel qae Hserhete j. aa
those used Il once VIII tell
ION thst II !. worth w gold and world not be
ou having application made about elerF noaa or TX weeks
e the of the the tubes the hair from The eorro
from sedmet Of scusf weakness
the hair deposss The advantages derived iro using ths
and nuit15 Jnpoonr that vii preserve the
any tvle or asthe most obstinate
ar beue , and pab and can be made 10 retain oon
m. mos beautiful halr seglur and cgsc arrangement Of
c will add dignity the whole contour OF the human
head Mae is the proprietor Of this JpooHy the UGlon
snnIed N Broad od bottles with directions
for r. Entered according Of Congress- yer 4
by Macs m Clerks Once Of The southern District OF New
York 800" -- iva ~
a RGOLs.-l. casks for sale ss GRISSELL, MtNTGRNs&
"A co Is souh ST. E9
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IMPORTANT NOTHCE-lIori~on's ffli..-Ihe
Public OF infUred that the British College OF Health
London have dismissed OIL Broadway Ne~iok,
and r therefore they have no longer
THIS particularly impressed on the peo
pie Of The Uuitei SAFES we'll known t several lpdduls
endeayorng palm their Medicines unda the plea ;ha they
General the Establish men III London
Merchants Traders be supplied the
terms agent M Taylor By sending their orders direct TO
Nes.r MORRISON British College Health Hamilton Place
New Road when they viii obn az the same time Certh
cats of the yenuinen-.s Of the Medicines.
Look for the M Tao appointment and other
ticuIar and papers All debts oElng 10 MIR
TAYLOR Tor Ncrons Medne-, be paid 10 Messr FIRTH
HALL, OF Franklin Square, New y ofk , 90
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p61 Eiohtecnfh-s treet,

BETWEEN SISTH AND TfNTn AvENuEs
TIME subscriber respectfully informs the Public that he tonthu
10 manufacture folio. articles which he oilers Tor sae
reasonable terms, VIZ: :, r,,. n,
Stove Tubes Oven Tile reen-ii0use de Fire Brick Druggist al
Che,aieal Ware &c. &c. .,....-
ctore LINING WASHINGTON SMITH.
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British College OF Health, Hamilton Race, :
New Road, London. April ), leil
NB-It will be remembered that Mes- Morson late Agent
Mr. TAYLOR wrapped up and sold their Medicines the public
pr labels therefore will longer be genuine The Ne
dic;ne Of the British College Health w erceforh be sold As
Enssud With the MoKiso~ UNIVERSAL hEDtcsE engra
we'd in e stter upon ground label affixed 10 each boz
y, rscts, '-.s>'' r., jS24 3m
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01
SATURDAY, MAY |, 1871.

1t would be far better to have no God in
the universe
In the centre of Hafed's garden stood
a large beautiful Palm tree. Under it was
Hated sitting, the second evening after
closing the grave over his children. The
seat on which he sat had been reared by
his son. On the leaf Of the tree which
lay before him, were some exquisite vers-
es written bv the pencil of his daughter.
Before him lay the beautiful country cov-
cred with green, sprinkled here and there,
as far as the eye could see, with the habit
a;ions of men, and upon this great land
scape the shadows of the mighty noun
tains were now setting. In the east, the
moon was just pushing up her modest
face, and the gold of day was softening
into the silver of night. While Hated
looked on all this, grief began to swell in
his throat; his tongue murmured his
heart was full of hard thoughts of God,
which nearly amounted to blasphemy.
As the night deepeued, Hated, as he
then thought, fell asleep with heavy
heart. When he supposed he awoke, it
was in new spot. The mountain, the
landscape, the home, were all gone. All
was new.
AS he stood wondering where he was,
he saw creature approaching him, which,
at first, he mistook for baboon but on
its coming near, he discovered that it was
a creature somewhat resembling a man,
but every way mal-formed, ill-shaped, and
monstrous.
He came up and walked around Hated
as he would superior being, exclaiming,
beautiful, beautiful creature %
'Shame, shame on thee said Hated !;
dost thou treat stranger thus with in
suits Leave off thy jests, and tell me
where am, and how | came heren
i do not know how you came here,
but here you are in our world, which we
call chance rorId, because every thing
happens here by chance
'Ah is it so This must be delight
full This is just the world for me. Oh!
had | always lived here, my beautiful chill
dren would not have died under foolish
and inexorable law Come, show me
this world, for long to see it. But have
We really no God, nor any one to make
laws and govern you jus, as he sees fit ?
Il don't know what you mean by God :;
we have nothing of that kind hcrc-noth-
ing but chance; but go with me and you
will understand all about it,
As they proceeded, Hated began to no.
tice that every thing looked queer and odd.
Some of the grass was green, some red,
some white, some new, and some dying :;
some grew with the top downward and
on the whole the sight was very painful.
He stopped to examine an orchard here
chance had been at work. On fine
looking apple tree, he saw no fruit but
large coarse cucumbers. a small peach
tree was breaking down under its load of
gourds. Some of the trees were growing
with their tops downward, and the roots
branching out into the air. Here and
there were great holes dug, by which
somebody had tried to get down twenty
or thirty feet, in order to get the fruit.
The guide told Hated that there was no
certainty about these trees and you
could never tell what fruit tree would
happen to bear. The tree which this year
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01
Z SHAFED,S DREAM:
OR, THE " CHANCE WORLD"
BY REV. JOHN TODD.

"a
At the foot of one of those gigantic
n1pntains in Asia, which lift up their
Ids so far above the clouds, that the
- of man never saw their SUBMITS, stood
eautiful cottage, facing the east. The
nntain stream leaped and murmured
dthe north the verdant plain where
= bright eyed gazele sported, lay spread
u in front; the garden and the olive
I'D, filed with every flower and every
~ which an oriental sun could pencil
~ ripen, lay on the south /; while back,
&the west, rose the everlasting noun
-. Here were walks and shades and
ITS, such as were found nowhere else.
LIE sun shone upon no spot more luxuri-
lnt the moon beams struggled to enter no
|loce more delightful; the soft wings of
breezes of evening famed no such
lbede in all the east. The howl Of the
III was never heard here; the sly fox
Rofer came here to destroy and here
r. scrpent's hiss was never heard.
This cottage was the home of HAFED,
J. aged and the prosperous. He reared
+ cottage he adorned this spot and
he for more than four-score years he
~ lived and studied. During all this
itDe, the sun had never forgotten to visit
IL daily !; the harvest had never failed,
~ pestilence had never destroyed, and
~ mountain stream had never dried up.
Ie wife of his youth still lived to cheer
~ bless him; and his son and daughter
we such as were not to be found in all
u Province. No youth could rein the
he, hurl the javelin, chase the lion, or
g. ght the social circle like this son. No
lighter of kings could be found so beau
df1l and perfect, as was this daughter,
v1h an eye so bright and joyous, and a
toh so symmetrical as hers.
Bnt who can ensure earthly happiness'
IN one short week, Hated was stripped
oiAll his joys.
Ills wife went to see a new white pea
e3k, which it was said ncighbor. who
lived mile off in the ravinc. had ust
btonght home. She took cold, and a
qdfk fever followed, and on her return,
He ed saw that she must die. Before
~ days were gone, the old man was
pdng at her open grave. He gazed
q and said impatiently-" Cover her,
c@er the only woman that ever loved :"
fhe son and the daughter both return
81 from the burial of their mother, IA
ed and sick. The nurse gave them,
Sne thought, simple medicine. In a
\. hours it was found to be poison. Ha-
saw that they must die for the laws
fature are fixed and poison kills. He
pea them in one wide, deep, grave,
1t seemed as if in that grave he buried
reason and his religion. He tore his
\ ha'r, ne cursed the light of day, and
"ed the moon turned into blood ; and
We all, he blasphcmed his God, declar-
''at the laws which he had establish
"ere all wrong, useless, and worse than
~. lie wished the world were gov
ca by chance but as this was hope
WISH, he wished that at his dNath he
ut 90 to world where there s no
10 hx unalterabIe laws. He a Aign-
'"e wisdom Of God in his government
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

twenty feet for every potatoe you obtain
ed.
They soon met another Of the chance
men. His legs were very unequal in
length, one had no knee, and the other
no ancle. His ears were set upon his
shoulders, and around his head was Il
thick, black bandage. He came cropping
his way, and Hated at once asked him
how long since he had lost his sight
i have not lost it, he said but when
l was born, my eye-balls happened to be
turned in instead of out, and the back
parts being outward, are very painful in
the light, and so put on covering.'
We'll, but canst thou see any thing:
Methinks thou mayest see strange things
Within
True, but the difficulty is to get any
light in there. | have contrived various
ways to do so--have had it poured into
my ears and nose, but all will not do
Yet | am as well off as others. My
brother has one good eye on the top OF
his head !; but he only looks directly up
with it to the clouds and the sun almos,
puts it out. He shuts it most of the time
during the day; but it happens to be one
that will not stay shut, and so when he
sleeps the flies trouble him badly. have
a sister who has nineteen eyes in ,hel
head but they are vexation. She sees
eighteen things too many. Even now
she can't realize that she has not nineteen
fathers, and as many mothers. She goes
to bed, and falls on the floor nineteen
times at least before she gets in. She
goes to drink, and she sees nineteen
cups, and knows not which is the real
cup. But so it happened, and she is as
well off as most in this chance world.
But after all, it is a glorious world, dc
assure YOU
Wonderful said Hated.
AS they proceeded little further, they
met n young lady.
That young lady, said the guide, is
the greatest beauty in all these parts. All
our young men are bewitchcd by her
and there have been not less than twenty
'"C'o VII ''Ii dCNouHt diiCduH. bu VIII
be amazed at seeing being so perfect.
AS they met, Hated stared more fully
than is usually considered polite among
the Orientals. The beauty had face
not altogether unlike human face, ex-
cepting that the mouth was under the
chin, the eyes looked separate ways, and
the color of the hair, was a mixture oI
red, light blue. white and yellow. One
foot had the heel forward, and one arm
was altogether wanting.
Wonderful, wonderful, truly cried
Hated. 'I'wenty duels but hope they
were not all killed, were they :?
Here the beauty began to oalr. and
mlnce in her steps most cnchaningly.
'kiledn said the guide 'you seem
to know nothing about us. They all me,
and fought together; but as every lhinc
goes here by chance, it is no, often t!,a,
we can get our powder to burn. in thi.
case only one got his gun off at all, ant
that did not happen to 60 of TIL rigAt
when he was going TO bed, when i
wounded his hand, which has been bleed
ing ever SINCE
Ever since How long ago was this
She did not look as if it could be done
to-day
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01
Vol. 1.-NO. AZ.
On, it was two years ago.

seek the leech, and have the poor boy
saved from bleeding to death-even
though he was fool-for more reasons
than one?'
'Ah! you don't understand it. Every
thing goes by chance here; and there is
only chance that man who is wound
ed will ever be healed. This is one of
those cases in which he will never be
healed
Il don't understand it, truly said Ha-
fed.
They stopped to look at some chance
cattle in yard. Some had but three
legs some had the head on the wrong
part of the body some were covered with
WOOL under which they were sweltering
in climate always tropical. Some were
half horse, half OK. One COW had a
young dwarf Of camel following her,
and claiming her for its mother. Young
elephants were there, with flocks of sheep;
horses with claws like lion, and geese
clamping round the yard with hoofs like
horses. 1t was all the work of chance.
'This,' said the guide, is choice COL
lection of cattle you never saw the like
before.
THAT is true-truth ITSELF cried Ha-
fed.
'Ah! but the owner has been at al
most infinite pains and expense to collect
them. don't believe there is another
such collection any where in all this
chance-world.'
i hope not said Hated.
Just as they were leaving the premises,
the owner came out to admire and show,
and talk over his treasures. He wanted
to gaze at Hated but his head happened
to be near the ground between his feet,
so that he had to mount up on n wall, be-
fore he could get fair view of the stran-
ger.
Don't think am happy man., said
he to IIafcd, 8 in having so many and
such perfect animals. Alas even in this
happy and perfect world, there are always
drawbacks. That fne-looking cow yon-
der, happens to give nothing but warm
water for milk and her calf, poor thing,
died dc first week. Some of them have
good looking eyes, but from some defect,
are stone blind. Some cannot live in the
lght and few of them can hear No
two eat the same food, and it is a great
labor to take care of them. sometimes
fee! as if | had almost as lief be poor
man
Il think should rather said Hated.
While they were talking, in an instant,
they were in midnight darkness. The
sun was gone, and Hated could not for
some time see his guide.
What has happened ? said he.
Oh. nothing uncommon said the
guide. The sun happened to 90 down
now. There is no regular time for him
to shine; but he goes and comes lust as
ii happens, and leaves Us as suddenly as
you see.
As dont see, said Hated but I
hope he will come back at an appointed
time, al any RATE
That, sir, wili he lust as it happens.
SSomc'nes he is gone for months, and
sometimes for weeks, and sometimes on
" for few minutes. Just as it happens.
We may not see him again for months,
but perhaps he will come soon.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-04-27

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