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j. +. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
POSiTE THE EXCHANGE no.
ntchssaa. vtrwtnIa.

u ~ II III
nsehssaa vtrwinia.
Splendid lotteries To he drawn in May.
$4,000 dollars
AieIsnd,ia Lottery. C1..- 10. 10 be drawn l0,h May
$4,000, 10000. first and second prizes. Also. COCO.
3it0. 1900. $500, % prizes Of 1000. 20 priIe. u 500. sc,
&c.
Tickets BIO. shares in proportion. A certificate OF n
package n - whole tickets IN This scheme will he sent foe
$3.50. halves S65. quarters ~ 80.
Alexsndris Lottery. Class No. 20, to be drawn Saturday
7h May. ISt5. at Alexsndra. ID. C., rs No~. and II
drawn ballots. Capitals: $4,000. 10000. G0Ou. 5000,
3sso. $500. lOO prizes VI lO00. 100 of 500. Tickets $40,
halves 5. qaaStsn = 50. A certificate Of q package Of 28
Whole Tickets Si36. &c hsives IS. &c qrs. ~ 80.
Alexandra Lottery. Class 81. Tor 1916, to be drawn in
Alexandra. c. on Saturday May 9Th, Isi5. IS Mo- 4,
~ drawn ballots. Przes: $500 10000, 5000, 1000,
2500. l0l7. 100 Of 1000. &c, &c, &c. Tickets SI0.
halves s. quarters = SO. Certificates Of Packages Vi IS
Whole Tickets $3.50, halves 6. qrs. u so.
Alexandra Lottery. Class No. ~, for Isi5, 10 be drawn
IN Alexandra. ID. C., on Saturday May 3ist, lsl5. rs
Nos, IL drawn ballot. Prizes: S3O, QUO. 10000. 6OOO,
5000. 400. $500. 1000. l74T, IS Ut 1000, 95 of 800. %
ot 100, 200 u 40. 81 -. &c. &c. Tickets SO, haves S,
qr, = 50. Certificates Of packages Of 25 Whole Tickets
Sl2o. 10 halves ca, rs qu. ~. IL you want to get a ca.
pirai' send your orders to J. r. WORDS.
spz9 Richmond. Va.
" orden Tor Tickets and Shares AMI Cestshratex of Package.
tnhs above sphsSsd Lotteries will receive the most ,sotnpt au~n
uon. and an oaseiai account of each dnwinx ssni u,usedial.iya amer
hhoser In all who ordnr from J. y. WORD.
apD Richmond.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

Let all the woua say wiat they can.
fot selling Pines, sTRArross the man.
Dawn Nos Of AieIandria. Eun, IO5-Msy Cd
81 60 So 81 ~ I 81 "a Al ~ 50 "a SIS 6 IL
Ticket Nos ~ "a 81 another prize sold and paid by
sTRArroN.
Drawn Nos. IN AkI1Ddna, Cass ls-Maya IA;
~ IL 7 SO Sc pc % 80 Is CT 81 Is II ~
Ticket Nos 81 81 another Capital sold and paid by
SITUATION.
Drawn Nos IN Lresburg Class Ie-May sh:
az 13 30 II a. & , GO 81 4S 20 ~
Hall Ticket No. 9 30 ~. another capital sold by
sra ALTON.
Drawn Nos in A-randna Eus Class IOs-May sha
81 - SIS 50 b ~ 80 81 90 10 So 40 Is SO
Hall Tickets, Nos. 81 SO 20. anoLher capital soil and psidby
SfRA1TOk.
$4,000, 5000
Now Jerey, No. ~, for "Wednesday. Capitals $40 UO. Gooo
$500, 1000. 20 OF 1000. &c. IS Nos. n drawn. whoLs s3; halves
$50 qp- las.
$4,000, 5000
Alexandria. No lo9. E';ra. for "Wednesday. CapiisIs $4,000.
5000, 5000, S OF 1000, &c. IS Nos. ~ drawn. wboIes ss. haiy-.
$50. qs les.
$4,000, 1859!
Va. HononEais, No. 10. for Friday I O'Clock at the Errlsnre-
Capitals $4,000. 1853. 2 OF 1000. = of5O0, &c. IS Noe II dawn.
Wbotes ~; halves so cts: qs. IS cents
$4,000, 1000!
1000 1900 10 Of 1000. &C. IS NO- ~ dawn. who-s -; halves
.; qn !.
$4,000, 10000!
hletabdria, No. IL, drawing rre~iVedby Sundays mail, ready on
Monday. Capitals; $4,000. 10 900. 6O00. 5000, xsOO. 2OOs, so Of
1000, &c. 20 Nos ~ drawn wholes 10; halves 5; qs. $50.
at the onee. as a proof Of what has BEEN done; and every
drawing continues to inera-r the number sold aud paid by me.
W Orders for packages. eeri6, ates ar singie ~ kets In the above
Schemes, aud an NIL Lotteries. will be promptly attended On, aud
drawing srnt WHEN requested
Pleas address. order. 20 N. srRATToN.
my Richmond. Va.
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VuNHE subscribed ~islr. 10 -n IN 1nn o., which h. r., A.. a,
eon,aiains iss acres. There are ssoa, IS acre. Of rl-.rd ma
In q high aa:e of Improvement. thu balance In wood. On The farm
s q eoaa6oss.sL, d~chins house bot lately buis. with an Necessary
oul house. hams. saLL.. Ae, In fact al III. Iaprov.nenis n Of
the best character. Thre b. ao q well of sseen~nt warr. lie
eoa.tsa.,y TO Richmond as yell 8 ,h- improved ,,.,e Of the -a,
reader ID desirable as marie, garden. for further particulars,
apply TO The sussenbsso On the pssmsss
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
OrrcK Wac. F.& NJ. In. Co,
-.rft. RIcHxoHp, Let May, I645.
INHE Board Of Directors OF this Institution
IL have declared a .-nia annual dividend OF 81 pr cent out Of
the profits OF the Company Zoe The past sx month"; S per cent there
o. pa,as- to The s,osisosrr. o, their ,rsaI agent. on o, .n.r the
18Th in-- tunui which tm- the Tnnsfer Book win be eiosed) and
NJ I-aIs& Titios. !. xLrRlEsD, see,y.
EXTENSIVE N BEAUTIFUL Toe Of
CHILDREN,S 4 MiSSES'SHOES,
INcLUDISG Bsskin., Ships, Ties, Anle Tie. G.ner.. HAN Cal
= ier- fancy and bAek-sow TO be seen Al, aud selling cheap. BY
my :! u. HOOVER.
PARAsoLs, P-AnAsoLETTRs 4
E BERKELEY & CO.
HAVE received direct from the manufacturers
IL Of wnxbs q Bro,her. OF Philadelphia. a beautiful ason-
men, Of the above named goods. An in wan, VIII give u a N carry
call thereby securing the AaD @Iso patterns
0 pieces of real French Bahohnsn Of the finest quality, At osy
10 pieces inferior dnto. II only al cents per vrd
dOI IA Benss Shawn, iseIud,ax a Few White ones
eases new and beautiful r.ints at 10 and iai cents per yard
leases sns and G,nshan Umbrellas
few pieces beautiful French Canibrics, entirely new
50 pieces Gas CaDth.
In addition Co the above goods, We havv on hand . general AZ
sediment Of G.niieuens Wear-embneing Casanefes, Dtins,
ve-uns-. Ge. An OF which will be di.po.ed oGon the lowest terms
for cAsn. Caneany, u you want bargains. at
No. II, Main Street,
.... MANSION HOUSE,
my6 Richmond. Virginia.
CASSARD HAMS mi
- ECEvED 70 day BY Columbus,
~ 2 casks OF Casad bans. YER small size
4 do do Shoulders, dc do
Also, by sGhr. Pastory,
$4,000 lbs Sides and Shoulders, Baltimore cured.
ny !. GRAPE.
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G. L. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.


SPLENDID PRIZES FOR MAY, Is45t
Alexandria LoueIy, Gas No. 10. 10 be drawn saiuni.y ION
Nay. le4s, n Alexandria. u. g. IS Noe. and ~ drawn baIio,.-
Capitals $40 oOO. 10 200. 5000. 3I4o. 1000. $500. 5000. SO priz..
OF 1000, &C &c Tickets $40, halves S. Or. = so.
AeeriEeaie of package OF IS Whole Ticket. Sr,o
Do. do 25 Half do
DO. do IS Quarter do n SO
Alexandria Lottery, Cas- No. 20. TO be drawn Saturday I'm
May, ls+5,at AeIandrIa. D. a. - Nos- and II drawn ballots
Cspitas $4,000. 10 ooO. 6ooO, 5000. 1858, $500, 100 ptx.s M
1000, 100 OF 500. Tickets $40. halves 5. qs. = so.
Certificate OF a psekase Of &c Whole Tickets $50
" 10 90 - Hall do IS
70 DO u Quarter do - 50
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for Is4S, To be- drawn i'm ALr.,
dria, ID. T. On Saturday May 24tb. ls45. as No. u drsvn h,I-
los Prizes $4,000. iOyooo, 5000. 5000. $500, IoI., loo of 200
&e- Ae- Ae Tickets $40, halves 5. qn = 50. Ceuissai-s oC
Packages OF IS whole tickets si30. halves as. q-. II so.
Alexandria Lottery. Class No. 20. fr Ists, to be drawn IN Ar,
andra, u. c. on Saturday May 3Is- IstS. IS Nos IL drawn
ballots Prizes 100000, $1,000. COCO. 5000, 1000, 2svo, 5000
l7t7, IS Of 1000. KS Of 900. 20 Of 500. 500 OF zoo, ke- &e, &c
Tickets SO. halves 5. qs 2 SO. Certificates Of paekaxes Of IS
Whole Tickets si20, Is halves 60, 25 qsL 20.
% Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certacales of Psekase.
in the above Splendid Lotteries. viii receive the nsoa prompt AZ.
tsnnoh. and an account Of each drawing viii be sent mumediaieiy
TO who may onder Tickets from C.R ALLEN.
apps No. S, Exchange.
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G. TAVERN LOT

Ga FRIDAY. tk- oh dy Of Msy. al I o'eI.ei. a, An. ,,ru,--
=" = us vacant Lad u Groaui b<oasias In TIM. Bzak ~
''k'saL n"nuns , feet On . street. being . part of the ground
% q wh,eh formerly stood tb- Old Easi- Iio,-,, and 10 Inc tn,ri la
'"sa =. eofne I" h-srs Aisrsss-r Duva q Ia Apoth>eaD.
,.nsH-o~ h'ri cash; the eaiasc- IN -aaai paym-ats at c
10 W nsonii-, ts notes negotiable. AMI satisfactorily r,lss--J
aP4" DUNLOP. MONCURE q co. Ap.,..
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Aurtiom Sales.
vUTuR1 pays,
ny n. ~. ssnt.
SALE OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY

Unaer y Decd - Trast. Iraa
Z virtue or d Deed IL Trust executed bv Sa.
heei w. Bradley snd wife 10 t~ asdenisn-d a.d r.,,y n.
carter for u- purp-~ ~ securing = fors Of ns- d- 10 Hvrd
oeosgs. barring dat an fh~ ssth day of Jun. is1s' asd az r,e.,a
IN ~ CerA'- Office q Heurrco coaniy Coun. sIan. 4. tn M,
r'v'ng trustee. psoe edtS I'll before ib- frns das of th- B.uT.x.
.s", n tsr Cny Of kiebssoad. at pubhr aucion. In th- ha-h-a hal
DIR. To- eash. On wEDN kaSDAY. th~ Ala day sf Nay, Isls nj n,
"ehsA' ~ I've foun~,nx real otsi- conveyed by nd d-ei tn vii
n P~- 81 land lying in rsAi equally oortainins SRs aer.- i.-pc- a,
r~l epnve,-d, -ad Bndi-y BY if-ary t:ib~r ssd wife; 90. o,l,-s
p'.e- OF Land "a sad ousnty. asponiax o. ceesr- aud orb-r-, :.
sin'eg ~ ACRES (nor. of Lr-l conveyed 10 .ad Bsasky BY J.tn
Ns~' ons oss-r piece &C Lad an aA eoualy. lyiax b~t~sr. liz
p's--nt and I'D Williamsburg sssre Rod. mar th- s~v.n P,,~-
s"si@is,ns ~ ae'es. and eosvsyei IN ssd B.aa-y by samu-, r.
rsn's"'. Commissioner aha One osher pseee sf Lard In aid o.un
he StS-a Pms. adJrni.E do. hnds of N. Geope and osh~r. ga.
tainilg 90 aeres, aud conveyed In s,ri bradley by Job. v.~ps,,--
an" "e Other piece Of Land IN aid county. 90 aid road. mar tl-
seven Fines. sdto'ninx John Lord and osbes- containing 20 ARE.
ash eonvey-d N rasd Brairy by May Kent Ll N the opin,o. Of
nc IN rraened. the day Of ale above mrntooed shall b. such n /.
10 nj y unproper to proce~d with fhr yaic. thin the ,aL NJ IN, aid
N VIII be- .oninusd from day To day until the sane y. effected :
Asia1tss Tnfsfee. shau Only eoss-. raeh uh- as B. vested lin mn.
by the Deed ofTru-t Aforesaid. but which D have n reaX,. An doutt
... LOfftN N. EfI.E1T, Surviving Trustee.
D aeEes " tn Land above ineniioned have b--n ,e~eptiy on,
vey-d. = situated immediately on te South .se of the Wini,p.
burg stag. k"ad, and oonsitui. one enur- Tract. on ~hieb their
V q .oerabn good dwelling bosse and oth~r improvements. 6ns
aeres Of ts hnf Immediately surrounding the boa-- - cleared
III rs"ainder sin csk and pae ~ood. avensins about 30 eori. d,
ne ae~. And from which anf two oad- pr day have been made
tn sieh@ond fu hong ds,s the bisBc. 10 siiuatrd between I'm, ,ro
roads father nearer tbe city, and lie also IN wood.
sANL W. BRADLEY.
~ eon'se'ed by k.B. HtL, Auet.
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saie of stock I'm the virginia Fire aud MARINE
Insurance Company.
hDuRsUANr 10 q Decree of IN. Superior Count Of Chance,v IN,
Tie hiehHond Circuit. pronounced on the ssth day Of Peb'y
1855 IN hr two suits Of Pursobs eS'oTs vs. th@ virinia Fire A
Marine Insurance Company, and Panons vs. Par.on'. ..'or. and
ais inc uhderfgned' the Commissioner therein nlmrd, viii expo.e
10 sale, tT cash At the Exchange Hotel IN the CIV Of R,elunr nd
on SATURDAY. The I7h day Of May. 1886. at S! oeLoes, p. NJ
thiry eght shares n the Capital stoek Of the Vugrnta Fit. A Ma
TO ~aisfy the purposes e The aid decree.
sad sab viii commence at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ precisely.
my S~did a oS e. r !sraSSap Icuu~,-.
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. d. PAIsE & Co.
RLCHlfnND IA

AGENT FOR II MANAGERS. ID. PAIrK & Co,
RICHyuOND, "a.
ccuFyES VIp 1,IIV IVVFp
i.
b,wir. rsrsivrd sn vysIassh, -, 1900:
o. ~ iona - ss =, Sas ,ay,na,. S-'''o"'
e.. - "
c,.,.,. s,s n coo" 90 aooa' .
so % s,ovoo' ou"o, .'o'' <Voo' l'oV' I5fH OF 900, OF
80 'V' NV " 'V &c q Ns nAno% "hoe
f., r,J.x
c,n,,,.. ain n oooo .aa'. A.
T;eIst. 81. ~ ~ ""'e
For Saturday.
Tickets -. Pine scheme for a package. A eeri6eat. Of IS who'll.
ssf' halves ~; qr.6
Also for Saturday night.
'P,eso's .sss'as o. = paessse
s '~a'se'" !, . ''.se"
o. az =, 70
GRAND SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
DAwins received by Mondays Mail May ian. Cspa.is.
$40 600. 10000 rs of 1000 A. a. rs No, n b,n,. w..
Tiesss sio. WV"
Dawins received by w-ineSi,v's mail. May tth. C,Dn,t,.
s2s. 600, 5000. rs Of 1000. &C. Ae Is Nos. "a banps ,ybo,.
Tickets -.
Drawing received by Mopiays mail. Nav Ioh. C,pt,i.. Of
t9o TOO. 5000, 5 Of 1000. &C. &C. "a No. rs bshots yybots
Tickets sIO.
Drawing received by Wednesday, mai, MAY %. C,p;tat.. Iof
sac 900. "a. 900. 100 of 500. $500 osG J No Pnsej se' AZ. &C
Nos 10 ballots. whcie Tct,bss
sao ooo Ni 10 Sno' 5S r, Tos,ES y, s,ooo =,
Grand Con.oltis,sd Lottery. No. I9-auw. a. w,Ini.,,on. pi
Saturday, May stth.
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
$4,000, IaoOO, $3.50, 20 prize. Of 5000, so Of 1000. Ge he-
~ NuuNTNa Ill nNNA HnHnu. NnnMI FNU I'm LNNus I'M
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BY Davenport a alien.
GROCERIES, &c.
On THURSDAY, May Eth, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold At our aue.
ton store.
IS hhds n. o. Sugars
50 bags Rio Coffee
50 bbis CinsiHnan wLisksy
] ppes Holland Gin
100 b"aes brown stap
10 half chests GdnpowJeI Teas
10 hah pipes B,ansy
10 ea,ks Winter Lam, on
10 uerces Rice
20 az pipss Port VIM
30 do do sieIy N do
. esroOns lodge
90 chests Black Tea.
HAT
so cases Fur aud SHk Hat.
TsRss-UBisr 500 cash, fG 500 and over. 4 mo. er.dt IN,
approved paper. DAyENrDRr A ALIrS
;" Aurtion, ers
Polynesian., 1845-04-26

beard; Tertullian an early Christian Fa-
Their, declares the shaving Of the beard to be
'blasphemy against the face"
The Pilgrim Fathers, as represented stand
ing upon Plymouth Rock, are bearded men.
Governor Winthrop is Il bearded man of his
day; but before the opening ofthe 18th GEN.
fury boards appear to have become nearly
or quite extinct. A portion of the aristocra-
CIV of South Carolina are i'm the habit of
wearing boards, but for the last one hundred
and fifty years wOman-iaced men in this
country and in much of Europe. have been
in the ascendant. In these portions of the
world, the bondage of the beard to the dicta-
torship of an eileminatc fashion, has been
complete; but the day will come when it will
again come forth, redeemed, regenerated
and Olsen thrallcd.j
The correspondent gives, among others, the fol-
lowing extract from "Walkcr on Beauty"
The habit of wearing the beard il n manly
and noble one. Nature made it distinctive
of the male and female; and its abandonment
has commonly been accompanied not only
by periods of general eiieminacy, but even
by the decline and fall ofStatcs. They were
bearded Romans who conquered the then
hcardiess Greeks; they were bearded Cloths
who %vanquishcd the then bcardless Romans;
and they are bearded Tartars who now pro-
mise once more to inundatc the regions oc-
cupicd by the shaven and efIcminute people
of western Europe. Those, assurcdly, blum
der, who ridicule the wearing ofthe beard.
And we may add that the great Come-Outer,
Northeastern, and Anti-Eyerything-Fathcr Lam
SONS IL ''boardcd man." But, then, should every
one now, like Father Tcrtullian of old, deem the
shaving of the beard to be 'blaspheny against the
face what would become of the BARRIERS! The
wearing of ''long hair" has been Il serious injury TO
the profession; but, let long boards prevail, and the
%barber's, like ''Othello's occupations gone!"
Polynesian., 1845-04-26
use that will turn upwards of 1000 s~pindlcs.

use that will turn upwards of 1000 spindlcs.
y mill Of the present day, with improved ma
chinery, is capable of turning off a given
quantity of work at about one-third less eX-
pence than il could have accomplished seven
years since; in other words, Il factory which
in 1886 required an outlay of 1000 per week
wages, can now throw off the same quantity
of work for flOO per week. We heard of
one respectable manufacturer who declared,
that if his iorty-inch cotton shifting was
made fast TO a vessel at Liverpool, and the
vessel allowed to make the best of her way
to Canton he could make the cotton as fast
as the ship could sail away with it, or he
would consent to have nothing for it. Now,
allowing the ordinary voyage of four months,
and calculating the number of miles the ship
would sail, it would require about ireniy-tow'
millions ct yards Fl cloth to keep pace with
the ship, or above $3.50 yards per hour.
working the whole time, night and day. The
same machinery would in seven months
make Il belt around the earth 40 inches wide.
Now we would ask, if one manufacturer can
do this, what could the whole machinery of
England alone accomplish! Could it not
make sufficient cloth in Il few years to cover
the whole surface of the inhabited part ofthc
globe? These calculations may appear RI
d!culous; but should not the facts we hay
stated operate as an awful warning to pre-"
pare for the threatening storm?-Pooy-Law
Guide.
Polynesian., 1845-04-26

But whilst | revere men in the functions
which belong to them, and would do, as
much as one man can do, to prevent their
exclusion from any, | cannot, to flattcr them,
give the lie to nature. They are good and
useful in the composition; they must be mis-
chievous if they preponderate so as virtually
to become the whole. Their very excel
lence in their peculiar functions may be far
from a qualification for others. 1t cannot
escape observation, that when men are too
much confined to professional and faculty
habits, ard, us it were, inveterate in the re-
current employment of thai narrow circle.
they are rather disabled than qualified for
whatever depends on the knowledge of man
kind, on experience in mixed affairs, on a
comprehensive connected view of the various
complicated external and internal interests
which 90 to the formation ofthat multitarious
thing called a state.-Bmke.
Polynesian., 1845-04-26
H POI Y n ESIA N,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE IHUAIIAN
GOVER. N.IENT.


Men generally view time gone by, in one
of two lights; either of regret at its real or
fancied superiority in all that constitutes
human happiness and glory, or of reproval
tor It's delinquency in that respect in COM
parlson with their present era. An impor-
tant lesson is to be derived from whichever
conclusion is formed. Experience is the
CHILD of the past, born like Adam to ready
manhood. Ever faithful in his premoni-
tons, if the human mind but reads them
Alright, a light like that of the rising SUN is
cast over the future. Wisdom and energy
are not content to s%upincly admire or con-
denim whatever in the retrospect shines as
rea! or false metal, but they endeavor to gild
their own day-star with the brightness of the
Purcr body. In the review of the past there
is apt to enter however more of romance
than real discrimination. The golden ages
OF mankind arc always those farthest in the
rear. Institutions which have become efrte
by the passing away of the peculiar circum-
stances which led to their establishment
leave rainbow shadows in the horizon: and
many, taken by the brilliancy of the color
ing, praise them as the permanent tint itself
without rejecting that the whole atmosphere
Is composed of similar hues, which need but
the passing Of a shower to call them forth in
equal beauty. Others looking with a more
Sicadfast gaze penetrate the vista far be-
yond, and behold society in its chaotic state;
clouds and thunder and lightning, rolling,
roaring, and flashing; confusion seems worse
coilounded; and terrified by the darkness
ana rattle of the conflicting elements, they
close their eyes only to open them upon the
more congeniol scenes of their own day.
Each oil these classes are led into radical
error. The one dazzled by Il temporary
glitter the other frightened by equally as
transient a storm. History should not be so
read all its lights and shades should be
discovered, and with an artists power
blended into their proper situations; a clear
perspective will then be formed. and valid
judgment pronounced by a rational view
Of the whole.
Our own history goes back but a step in
the age of the world. Traces of events arc
TO be met with in the traditionary lore o fthe
Polynesian., 1845-04-26

EFFECT OF MANUFACTURING PREssuREs.-
manufacturing pFessurcs tend to increase
improvements in machinery. Driven to
threadbare profits, the manufacturers seek
every means of reducing the cost of pre-
d%uctlon; and hence it has occurred, that dur
ing the last five or six years there has been
more Improvement in machinery than had
taken place for % years before that period.
we believe we are correct in stating, that
some eight ornine years since, the maximum
capablllty o. the spinning mules did not en-
coed the power of turning above $40 spin
dies. There are sclf-acting mules now in
Polynesian., 1845-04-26

10 SHAVE, OR NOT TO SHAVE; THAT Is THE
QUESTION! A correspondent of the Medical Jour-
nal is out IN favor Of wearing the beard. He saws.
The Bible and Nature are certainly ON
The side OF boards, however much efeminacv
may prescribe them. Christ is never soon
IN a portrait with q beardless chin. A scran
OF history particularizes his hair and his
Polynesian., 1845-04-26

'''' WV "I "S" Tvs NV
carry arouno the DoN o! chafity, put q pen,
ncy III Dut 90 take sniiihg out; your wei
oresseo hearers III the'r sou cuSnioneo pew,
shm'c or s'eeP "hch yo" 'alk OF heaveh' o,
he"' Oh ETERNITY, OF man accouhtap'''y anu
the necessity OF seeking heaven by Se'!-oe-
mar ny cruc'ty ny 'he World anu cAt'ois'"S
laith towards rou ana ciaflty towards men
lhesc o'o-iash'ohe" hotiohS seem 10 oc out-
Sifo"h' anu men laicy themselves no" gil
oihs OF sa'e'y 10 tle oeIes'iai ony; NY
lrlehu f1awthorhe mas II, on reccn'iy con-
s'ruc'eo ral-r0aos, WIN APol'yoh n!'nSe', ,or
conductor ana chiel engineer oonla ''''S
nave hapPeneu, noly iatherS' IL you Ia" ocVn
laitnful TO inc urcat iiead OF 'he ,h"rcii
~ IL Is Il ,eariu' 'h'hS 'hat you al" S"a',
DC co"Pelied 10 answer at 'he urGau tr'ou''"l
ior me lai'h OF this people, 1oo VIII ASK i
US "nere are ,ic cn''urGh ! commute" 10
your chargc' "ha' s'a'i we nave 10 an
s"er; :, , :,
rolhical'y' aiso' We heco so'ne'hihg' ana
so':et"'is may "aq'e'''oh'p'y u "onG' Us
Peclaly III .h's country wherc 'he people arc
supreme iha''nuch as the people are wise
a'u l..o "o'I NY i'o' : ~ S"s,,
seo' a"y'"'is - nc uo'o '"u'r '"'s "o'o' l
srouio ieoo'i''e"u ''H oo''P'e'e "eS''uc''oh
PaPcr money; ',e ,ePea, u al! ,IcaS-
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s"e' ~ .'"' m "sI S"'a pay anu sen W '"e
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nu o" VI s"n.'s WIN io"u'ur
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W. POI. c 'rn 10 ~ n"o GUY INV o"n'oi" ! .
Nv :. - P7oPao' ! wiz '"eroio,e ''nNc
~ p.oPoSa" l"I,o ! '' leSst III 'nis
UNI oI,"Pu'n's reuoI"' aio o'a'e OH
oeI no i .esiuo.' uo"h 70 ''ue-""''ers'
~ ro'Ii"o'e uo"n 10 nelo-o'lerS, a'ltoio'
IL y. res '''h SUM nu"oreu ana 'i'y thou-
sanu oli'ehooers say no'nins OF twice
:Scy MH1Nols' "1,u,y II at an .nc'r
.nler'oiS; 1n1se are 'ne roiit'cai Che'is OF
~ Peop'o' pIopio arc .lrtuoos ana IN
.T"'seA" i.oy ~ always therefore seiect
~ loS 'i'uo"S w 'nre'l'seht OF their
"u'iuei y '"e'r chieis. lhese once mold
c = ."Iccniuu'o' ny "'u mus ne 'eio 10 De a
lar ..r%;lulu'l representation OF the virtue ana
"'e1ise"ce OF inc american people.
Hc"' ~ oo'o"Ss 10 thesc' the sciected
Ghlels OF inc people TO introduce and carry
:nrougn a.. heedea po!ltical reforms. folIt-
:" ho"o 'ou = ln'rus.eu WIN power
..uo soIoo,oJ t"m '.'Io vi 'ne people, you
ru;Jos H. 10 W our governors ana
eoun,rv ,o - na''o . i our common
t;onahiv haro .ho opJn yoo' s'nce you uhques-
ou;iS !, a uo ~ "pn.'y' 10 put an enc TO inc
haio," =" oonnpialheo Oh so lar as they
1913 G yo"' Impairment am sure the
psoP,e' - '.Iy are as wise ana as Vlrtuous
th:m hoI;auo ' ,h" 'ney are ana nave made
the no,;,;eaI lucy arc: nave never wished