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DEpARTMENr OF Stars,


Information has been received at this Depart
ment from T. P. LIvISasTos, esq, United States
Consul OF Halifax, of the death of" Doctor JosEpH
PaEscoTr, -latc pensioner on the Medical Staff
- in the Revolutionary war between the Uni
ted States and Great Britain, in the Goth year Of
his age"
d. o. KELLOGG, esq, United States Consul at
Glasgow, reports the death at that place Of JOHN
MYERs, whose effects are in the hands Of the Con-
sui. 1t is believed that his residence on Long
Island. ..N'
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Nomination by the Union Convention OF
Georgia.

Through telegraphic despatch dated at
Macon, the 18th instant, with which we have
been politely favored by gentleman from that
State, we learn that the Union Convention of
Georgia have decided, by vote of 90 to 81, to
sustain PIERCE and KING as their candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the
United States; and that thirty Wing members
Of the convention seeded from that body.
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AcApEMIoAL HoNoR TO THOMAS +. MEAGHE

AcApEMIoAL HoNoR TO THOMAS +. MEAGHER.--
The Catholic College OF ST. Johns, at Fordham,
near the city of New York, considering Thomas
Francis Meagher to be a gentleman distinguished
for learning, politician and aawycr, have con-
ferred upon him the title and degree of Doctor of
Laws The degree WINS conferred by the President
of the College, the Rev. John Larkin, who said
"they felt themselves honored in comforting the
degree on one so dcscrvedly respected and distin-
guished.'
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Congress-.

The Senate was not in session on Saturday.
In the House of Representatives bill, in
troduced by Mr.. MACE, to admi, railroad iron
free of duty, was laid upon the table-yeas SS,
nays 60. The Indian Appropriation bill was
afterwards considered in Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union.
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The FEELING IN ALABAMA.-Tho North Ala
bamian, Wing paper, speaking of the reception
given to the nomination Of Scott and Graham in
that State. says: $50 far all looks well. No cam
paign within our recollection has opened 80 fat
tcnngly,"
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LAND WARRANTS The New York Tribune OF
Saturday statcs that there is good deal doing in
land warrants, and the quotations have an i'm
proving tendency; l60 acres are $lS7 $40; 81
acres, S6S 50 n $40; 40 acres; S34 rs $35'
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The Coloni ration Journal contains lis. Of three
hundred and thirty. FIVE persons who have been
emancipated and emigrated to Liberia since Feb.
ruary 1851. The number OF owners who emon-
cipatcd these slaves is about forty, Of whom four
are clergymen.
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Temperature OF the Bottom OF the Sea be-
low the Gulf stream.

Lieutenant JOHN Ropa Ems, in command Of the
Coast Survey photographic party off the Florida
reefs, states that in running soundings off the vi
entity OF Soldier Key, south Of Cape Florida, to the
depth of one hundred and sixteen fathons, spec.
mems Of tho bottom brought up retained a tenn
perature of $50, the surface water being 760, and
the air 80.
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TIL E REP u BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1852.
WING NOMINATIONS.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
For Tice President,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
o. See first page.
THE REPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
OF FICIA l..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and trih the odrice and consent IF the Senate
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
IIENny NJ. HOWARD, Naval Officer. Char lesion,
S. C., e-appointed.
NATHANIEL JACKSON, Surveyor, Newburyport,
Mass, re- appointed.
ALFRED PALMER. Surveyor, Urbanna, Va. vice
John E. Segar, declined.
HUME F. Hill, Surveyor, Memphis, Tenn, vice
James T. Bourne, who did not qualify.
NICHOLAS Du BoIs, Surveyor, Milwaukee, Ore
gon vice Alon 20 Leland, removed.
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The amendment was then rejected-ayes IL
noes 10.
Other amendments were considered, when
The committee rose; and
The House adjourned.
Polynesian., 1852-10-09

Tor SALE by the undersigned, the entire car
L go of the American ship Flavus, W. Rogers
Master, from Hong Kong, consisting OF the follow
ing desirable articles:
SATINs &c.-Cases green satins, cold satins
black satins, striped figured satins, black gro de
Naples black levantnes, black senshaws, coored
pongees emb roidered satin aprons, hte mosquito
netting, Grape shawls bandas, scarlet and crimson
pongee hdKfs, white figured pongee hdKfs, black
levantine hdKfs, black satin DecKerchiefs.
Cases black lutestring necKerchIefs, ribbon, SILK
dresses, grass cloth handKercbieis.
SUGAR PRESERVES &c.-Bags white sugar,
brown sugar, boxes refined sugar, cases preserves,
tubs sugar candy
FURN1rURE Sc-Sets leather trunks. superior
Iacauered trunks, fowered trunks, rattan chairs,
bamboo extension chairs, setts camphor chests,
couches, bedsieads, dinner tables, double writing
desks, sdeboards, wasbstands, cases shaving boxes
LAcouEREp WARE.-Cases ladies' worK boxes
cases paper boxes cases ladies' work tables, cases
Backgammon boards, cases tea poys, cases tea
trays, cases segar boxes, cases shawl boxes
JAPANESE WARE.-Whst boxes, Work do.
tables jewel boxes, tea poys, work tables, cabinets
paper boxes.
| TEA-Boxes oolong each catties, imperial do,
souchong, each 10 catties, souchong superior IL
catties.
SILVER WARE.-Card cases and suspendeI
buckles.
SUNpRIEs.-PacKages mat bags, rolls mating
white and checK'd, cases folding feather fans, pa
per lanthorns Joss stick, curry powder, soy, emb
velvet slippers, white satin sli Pers pearl buttons
blue lights rockets, etc. toilet setts, wash basins
marble slabs, Manila cheroo.s, coils rope, setts
ivoro chess men, whist counters, ivory card cases
ivory paper knives, boxes ivory dice, boxes ivory
vases, boxes ivory card baskets, boxes nutmegs
cloves and ground pepper, basKetc flower pots gar
den chairs, tubs water jugs, cases pictures, riee
paintings. casks and cases brandy, jars Manila
CAKES. MAKEE ANTHON & Co.
August l6, 1851. tf-I4
Polynesian., 1852-10-09
GLEANINGS FROM NEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDING

"GRACE GREENWOOD ''has gone TO Eng
land, and is writing as regular correspon-
dent to the National Era. The following
short extracts are from her first letter.
Many agreeable acquaintance were
formed among the passengers. My seat at
the table was on the left of Captain West,
and opposite the Go!dsmithdt's. Otto Gold
smthdt husband of Jenny Lind, impressed
me, not onl, as a man of genius, but of rare
refinement and nobility Of character. He is
small and delica,ey formed, but his head is
remarkably fine one, his face beautiful, in
the best sense of the term. He Is TAR, with
hair of dark. golden hue, soft brown eyes,
thoughtful, even to sadness. have never
seen a brow more pure and spiritual than his.
Yet, for all ITS sofiness and youthiulness, Mr..
Goldsmithdl's face is by no means wanting
in dignity and manliness Of expression
There is maturity of thought, calm
strength of character, self poise about him.
which impress you more and more.
"I believe that Jenny Lind in her mar
riage followed not alone the impulses of her
woInan's heart, but obeyed the higher instincts
Of her poetic and artistic nature. For the
first few days of our voyage, she seemed
sing ularly shy and reserved. have seen
her sit hour after hour by herself, in some
unfrequented part OF the vessel, looking out
over the sea- / often wondered If her
thoughts were then busy with the memories
of her glorious career-if she were living
over her past triumphs, the countless times
when the cold quiet of the highest heaven OF
fashion broke into thunGers Of reclamation
above her, and came down in a rain of how-
ers at her feet. Was it of those perIshable
wreaths, placed on her brow amid tho glare
and tumult of the great world, she mused-
or of that later GROWING of her wonanhood,
when softly and silently her brow received
from Gods own hand the chrism of holy
and enduring love ? Was it the happy, low
ina life, or the great, world-renowned artistic
who dreamed there alone, looking out over
the sea
Every little reading seemed to be done by
any one during those first sunny, lazy days.
Mr.. Goldschmidt was, however, much abb
sorbed&n s'The Scarlet Letter." and, on
finishing it, was warm in his expressions oil
admiration. He also spoke in high terms OF
Uncle Toms Cabin :" and on this his
wife's enthusiasm was unbounded. l soon
s&w that the hearts of these two beat with an
equal warmth for freedom, and that their
sympathies for the oppressed were generous
and deep.
Many of the gentlemen and some OF the
ladies' amused themselves with the game OF
/" SWITCHBOARD. We had among the pas
sengers three right reverend bishops, one OF
Polynesian., 1852-10-09

II C. SPALDING OFFERS FOR SALE THF
Cd following articles, being balance of consign.
ments ex " Loo Choo," R. b. Forbes :" Andes,
"Aldebaran," Esther May" "Carolus and "Snow
Squall, viz:
1000 Pickets, 10000 lbs navy and pilot bread.
100 bbls rosin, 20 do pitch.
200 asst'd oars, doz palm leaf Hats.
so cases asst'd boots and shoes.
20 " Ladies shoes.
20 trunks gents fashionably made thin clothing
so pairs Alpaca pants.
so cashmerett Sacks.
10000 lbs brown and salt water soap.
AZ doz fine white shirts, 80 doz stripe do.
80 doz denim frocks and pants
DRY GOODS.
Cases Meryimac blues.
>, Regatta cashmeres, cs A blue cottons
;, blue drills, cs Wachusetts denms.
>, bleached drills, cs do cottons.
Maddapolams.
;, assorted turkey red prints.
>, prints, cs shirting stripe and tickings.
>, Orange stripes.
Groceries of all kinds among which are cases
Pickles, water and butter crackers, mustard
pepper, nutmegs preserved meats, sauces. Byass ale
claret wine (extra quality Gin in bond 5000 lbs
German refined Loaf Sugar, in 500 ID casks, Butter
cheese and complete assortment of Ship Chandlery
fancy goods and every description of merchandise
adapted the native trade the whole comprising the
best stock of articles before offered to the dis
eliminating public of Honolulu and for sale at whole
sale and retail cheaper than be purchased else
where.
Honolulu, Aug. Is, lS52-f-l5
Polynesian., 1852-10-09

whom joined heartily in this play. l was
amused by the style of address used toward
him occasionally. Now, Bishop, it's your
turn Go ahead Bishop !"
/" About twelve O'Clock, the custom-house
officers came on board, and the examination
of baggage commenced. Lady passengers,
who had suffered throughout the voyage from
nervous dread of stern official ransack-
ing of carpet-bags, and from the belief that
it is through much tribu!ation in the way OF
tumbled trunks and exposed night caps that
we enter into the kingdom OF Great Britain,
were then most agreeably disappointed
Trunks were opened, indeed, but by no
means minute examination made of their
contents. A sealed package lay on che top
of my trunk The officer politely asked me
what this contained San American book, -
l answered. "Wili you tell me its title F"
" Uncle Toms Cabin, replied. "Oh, we
will pass " Uncle Toms Log Cabin" he an
swered laughing"
Polynesian., 1852-10-09

I" The rumor is that the Sultan has ceded
Syria tom. Rothschid, for 500, 600, 600
francs, sayon hundred millions Of dollars,
and that the prince of milionaires proposes
invite the Jews to return to the land OF
lir fathers, rebuild the temple, SC. do
not believe it. About fifteen or twenty years
ago, an estimable clergyman in Ohio. who
had after long study and meditation persua-
'ded himself that the description of the latter
day glory by the prophet Ezekiel was to be
literally fulfilled by the Jews in Syria, went
to London with view to persuade Roths-
child to purchase that country, which, he had
been informed, could in the state of the Sui
tan's exchequer at that time be done at less
than ten millions of dol ars. 1t was several
days after his arrival before lie obtained an
interview with him. And when, after so
much pains-taking, he at length stood face TO
face with the rich Jew, and announced his
errand, the Baron said to him, damn Jeru-
salem |! - The poor man, grieved and shock
ed, quit London, returned to his native land,
plned away and died / received from his
own lips an account Of the interview. Such
man purchase Palestine Impossible
Manhattan's letter to Nat. Era.
Polynesian., 1852-10-09
NOTICE-THOs. SPENCER, TAKES THIS

~ NOIlCE-IdOS. SPENCER, TAKES THIS
IN opportunity of informing his friends and the
public in general that he has taken the premises for
merly occupied by F. r. Vida, where he will con-
stantly keep on hand large assortment OF Ship
Chandlery, Paints, Provisions, Groceries, Hardware
Dry Goods, &c. &c. &c.
Tarred and Manila Cordage, Spun yarn, Marlin
Worm, log and Cod line, cotton and Russia Duck
Sail twine and Needles, Palms, Sheaths, and Belts
Log States and Books, writing and letter Paper lead
pencils, Oars Axes and axe handles, Marlin Spikes
Hooks and Thimbles, Globe, cone and Guarded Lam
thorns, assorted Squares, patent Chain Pump, Sad
dies, fiat Irons, Solar Chimnes and fine combs
Looking Glasses, Iron Hoops, Matches, Hoes, Spurs
Spades deck Scrapers and Scubbers, pump and
rigging leather, Hammers Hatchets Files FORE Jack
and Smoothing Planes, Chisels, Chalk lines, Rules,
Chest Locks, Sheath Knives, dust, Paint, White
wash, tar, and scrubbing Brushes, Knives, Forks.
Carvers and Steels, butchers and cooks Knives,
Japanned, Brittania and Glass Lamps, Saucepans
and Gridrons, coffee Mills Shovels and Tongs Bath
brick Saws, Cutlery, Match and Bead Planes Braces
and Bits, Blind fast, Coffee Mills and Hinges, wood
en- Pals, nest Tubs, corks, copper turned Screws,
Spirits Turpentine boiled Lnseed OIL Putty, black
Paint, ground Prussian Blue, Brunswick Green,
Yellow Ochre ground Verdigris, Vermillon, red and
white Lead, Beeswax, Litharge, boltd. Whiting,
copal Varnish, and copper Tacks, Beef Pork Bread,
Flour, Cheese Hams, Lard Figs, Currants, Crackers
ground Rice, fresh CLAIMS, Sardines Oysters Salmon
Picles Mustard, Pepper, Pimento, curry. Ginger,
Cloves Ketchups, salt fish, Beet, Mutton, Saeratus
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco. Segars, dried Apples
clear Pork, in half bbs., Castillo Chemical and bro
Soap Lemonade and Seidlitz Powder, Shot and
Guns Saddles side Saddles Brides and Martingales
Horse Brushes, and Combs, Saddlery &C.,
Ledgers, Journals, cash and Receipt Books, paper
Bills, Laid, and Lawrence paper, Lead Pencils &c,
pink, blue, crimson and figured Blankets, Berege
De Lame, Vest backs Linen, bleached Cotton, blue
Drills Chinese grass Cloth, check Cam brio, Italian,
French and English Cravats, Lace Collars, wrought
Capes Muslin, Cord and Tassels, III ONE Denims,
birds eye Diaper cotton and Linen Edging, Flannel,
Ladies Hats, Lancaster, Scotch and Orange Gingham,
Hooks and Eyes, grey Virginia, and Lambs wool
and striped Prints Lawns, Linsey Plaids, Rosalet,
emb'd and cold, Swiss India Book Muslin, Jaconet,
Bobnett Prints, asstd. coors, Taffeta Ribbons, oiled
Silk Satinet, Ticking Ladies Mitts, Kid Gloves,
Tapes, Trunks, Umbrellas. tf-3l
Polynesian., 1852-10-09

ADMoNIsH indly.-We must consult the
gentlest manner and softest seasons for ad-
dress our advice must not fall, like violent
storm, bearing down and making those to
droop, whom it is meant to cherish and re-
fresh. 1t must descend as dew upon the ten
der herb, or like melting flakes of snow; the
softer it falls, the longer it dwels upon and
the deeper it sinks into the mind. If there
are few who have the humility to receive ad-
vice as they ought, it is often because there
are few who have the discretion to convey it
in proper vehicle, and can qualify the
harshness and bitterness Of reproof, against
which corrupt nature is apt to revolt, by an
artful mixture of sweet and agreeable ingre-
dents. To probe the wound to the bottom
with all the bnldness and resolution of good
spiritual surgeon, and with all the delicacy
and tenderness of friend, requires very
dexterous and mastery hand. An affable
department and compacency of behavior
will disarm the most obstinate, whereas, If
instead of calmly pointing out their mistake
we break out into unseemly satire of passion,
we cease to have any influence.
Polynesian., 1852-10-09

An ExAMPLE.-In the year 1899, ayoung
man, a mechanic, came to this village, seek
ing employment as journeyman. His trade
was a tin-smith; he brought letter OF intro-
duction to one Of our citizens, who interested
himself in his behalf, and succeeded in get
ting him employment at his Business He
was without means. but by the assistance ex-
tended to him, he was enabled to start small
shop, where, industriously working at his
trade, and adding few articles ofhardware
to the stock Of his shop, he did a small bur
prosperous business for above year. He
then sold out his shop, and by the aid OF
Polynesian., 1852-10-09

per or through this office
On each weighing one o. or less, TO any part oil Call
fornia Oregon, centss
On each paper to any part of u s. east, cts must be
Europe, IL ct-> piep"u
above are the on newspaper
circular, db, ne, pamphlet periodical
magazine book and ev ~ otner description OF printed matter
n Persons residing U. g. and receiving the " Poly
weekly printed al he sandwich Islands
regular subscribers w 30 cents quarter in ad
the postce where such Delivered or the
ris ss PEsssd s2s made up and
ed about fortnight Due notice of the closing OF each
mail win be given Mails are made up at the san Francisco
CAPTAINS OF VESSELS leaving San Francisco for Hon.
either al resoy's Express Once or al the Postofee
legal freight viii be paid on all mails delivered at the Posto
INTERISLAND MAILS-No postage charged letters
passing between Islands.-Ms made up and des
packages except papers will be received the Office
70 be forwarded in the mails.
The regular mail fo ha made every Tuesday and
Friday, closing al O'Clock, p. NJ
Stamps denomination fire and thirteen cents
the Past oce-They will be found convenient
residing the other islands, being OF use only
check passing from the writer of the letter TO this ONCE
u s. Letters received AT the office
having stamps them are marked PAID and rwarded TO
s estimation the stamp nens erased from "a eaeh en-. e
Postage Stamps can also be procured of the Postmaster al La
DEAD LETTERS-Au letters except whaemen's letters,
previous September and remaining IN the
General Postce the 3lst December 1852 VIII be casseo
wHALEMEN'S LETTERS kept separate in the Post
oce esch haler visiting the port
n Persons writing letters or oeers on board @"
Ships requested write the name OF the vessei
the address, addressed 20 Lahaina
io FORWARDED those their ARRIVAL at the
general post Office al Honolulu
haemen will please take notice that IN order TO insure
her being forwarded from the Postoce TO the United
saies Hawaiian postage of cents on each letter must
" Hours delivery of etters-fro :. NJ, tili r.
of the of U. s. mail the Sabbath the
Office will be opened p NJ and remain open for delivery
Of letters, IS minutes only. -
Papers addressed TO foreign ports VIII ne
srded unless the Hawaiian d- Such let
detained the Office, and list Of them can aiw
be seen. ;iENRY NJ WHITNEY, r. M
Honolulu, September l. 1852 3ml7
All postage marked with STAR mast in all cases. De pre-
Polynesian., 1852-10-09
J. HEAP HAVING REMOVED

TX -.
to the store above that occupied by
Messrs. Chapman Bowden, offers for sale the bal
ance of consignments per Emile, "oricn' " AT-
ondale' &c, consisting of
Gases fancy Prints cases madden plate do
doNavy blue do, do 9-S Shirtings.
do9-s Maddapollams, do blue Denims.
do Cambrics leach case containing asst coioIs.)
do Turkey Reds, do Domestics.
do Fancy Muslins plain and colored.
Superior white Flannels, Blankets, Waistcoatngs'
Gentiemens' white Cambria Shirts, Bayetta de cien
hilos. Barege Shawls Hair Cord Checks and Stripes,
colored Mousselines de laine, artificial flowers.
UNDRIEs.
Paints and yarnishes from the old established
house of Mobiles Hoare, London. Cases OF Perfu-
nery from Price Co. London, containing also, haif
oils, Shaving Soap, Bears Grease, kaiydor, Mpcas' as
sar oil. Windsor soap almond do &C. sc, cases rort
sherry. Champagne and Madeira Wines from onaw
Maxwell & Co., London. Aliens Sydney soap, Dat
tvs bottled Fruit (assorted.) Boxes OF Candies
ALSO,
10 Terces sup. Loaf Sugar in bond.
Honolulu, June 10, lS52-tf-5
Polynesian., 1852-10-09
IMPORTANCE OF EMpHAsrs.-A strane

IMPORTANCE OF EMPHAsIs.-A stranger
from the country observing an ordinary roller
rule on the table, took it up, and on inquir-
ing its use, was answered, " 1t is a rule for
counting houses. Too well bred, as he
construed polteness, to ask unnecessary
questions, he turned it over and over, and
up and down repeatedly, and at last, in a
paroxysm Of baffled curiosity, inquired,
.' How in the name of wonder do you count
houses with this }"
Polynesian., 1852-10-09
LITTLE OR ANYTHING FROM NO.
THING.

! Under this modest title, the "gem drop
per" of the Chicago Journal, gives one of the
prettiest domestic scenes we ever met in a
newspaper Its charming and natural sim
plicity will touch a cord in every parent s
heart
Yesterday we saw wagon loaded with
wheat coming into town-nothing strange in
that, certainly. And a man driving the
team, and a woman perched on the load be-
side him, and child throned in the woman 5
lap-nothing strange in that either. And it
required no particular shrewdness to deter
mine that the woman was the property-per-
sOnal of course-of the man, and that the
black-eyed, round-faced child, was the pro-
perty of both of them
So much we saw-so much we suppose
everybody saw, who looked. 1t is a fair in
ference that the wife came in to help her
husband "trade out" portion of the pro-
ceeds Of the wheat, the product of so much
labor, and so many sunshnes and rains.
The pair were somewhere this side-a fine
poiLt of the observation, isn't it this side
Of forty, and it is presumptive, if blessed like
their neighbors, they left two or three child
rem at home, "to keep house" while they
came to town-perhaps two girls and boy,
or as it is immaterial to US, two bows and
one girl.
Well, we followed the pair, in and through
until the wheat was soId the money paid.
and then for the trade. The baby was shifted
from shoulder to shoulder, or sat down up
on the floor to run into mischief, like spark
ling gl"bule of quicksilver on a marble table,
while calicoes were priced, sugar and tea tast
ed and plates "rung." The good wife looked
askance at a large mirror that would be just
the thing for the best room, and the roll of
carpeting, Of most becoming pattern, but 1t
won't do, they must wait till next year. All I!
there is music in those next years, that or
chestras cannot make.
And so they look, and price and purchase
the summer supplies, the husband the while
eying the little roll of bank notes growing
small by degrees and beautifully less. Then
comes an aside" conference, particularly
confidential. She takes him aside affection
ateIy. by the button and looks up in his face
she has fine eyes by the by-with an express
sion eloquent of, GO do now-t will please
them 500 And what do you suppose they
talk of ?. Toys for the children John wants
drum, and Jane doll, and Jenny book
all pictures, "jist like Susan so and SOS "
The father looks nonsense, but feels in
his pockets for the required silver, and the
mother having gained the point, hastens
away, baby and all, for the toys. There
acts the mother-she had half promised, not
all, that she would bring them something,
and she is happy all the way home, not for
the bargain she made, but for the pleasant
surprise in those three brown parcels. And
you ought to have been there when she got
home, when the drum and the doll and the
book were produced--and thumbed and
Graded and thumbed-wasn't it great
house
Happiness is so cheap, what wonder
that there Is no more of it in the world"