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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

Prof. Alex. q. Bsrry's Trscopherv~s h the
bs ana e. pest sce for dess teautyins cisanil
curling preserving and restoring Vie hSr l~Ds> yh ssA
svavywhers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

Bsssfbrd's Billiard Palace, Co.st and Rem
sec, Brcosyn Standard rooms lss ruhon- Tables msds
aud for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

raj asaormeft, for sse al uNDERHf tl MATTERsON -
40 Broone suest corner OF Crosby street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

vhs imperial Phososr.ph-As ss-dy's ess-
teyv ,ao BfpsdwAv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

Defiance saierpsndrr ssfcs--Wsth Patent
powder defiance locks and bss Dcpo, 9i Pearl
'1ee> 0'' o'"' ROBERT u PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

srgPaxNs CELEBRATED WAITING FLUIDS AM
- crpyng inks London snd II Fesd s,rssl sgsy Yyk
ech 81 NE pr,apA sssloaere
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13

!. -so would save your features forid,
..is limbs. bright eyes, unwrinkled forehead,
-. devastation ho.rid,
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13

with a short purse. for you never know what you
may be asked for
Caballeros, l will bear in mind your caution.
Would it be unreasonable to ask you for my ring,
which contains my late mothers hair, and my watch
without which should not know what O'Clock it is
"Your worthy mother lady of great merit
but all brethren, she was our aunt, and it
would not be respectful in to part with her hair
AMI as to the watch, we want ourselves, from time
to time, to know the exact hour
Gentlemen" said the secretary, would sub
mt with great Difference to your superior judgment,
that am rather hardly dealt by
Sc VatgG me DiOs!'' exclaimed the chief; " we are
humane beyond example to you. The horse is not
yours, and you complain about a ring and watch.
This is s.. Andrew, and this is ST. James, peace be
to them and am st. John-carajo! I should like
to know how you would have come off, had you
fallen into the hands of st. Paul.!
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13
Fasting.

Fasting has been frequently recommended and
practiced as means of removing incipient diseas-
es, and of restoring the body to its customary
healthful sensation. Howard, the celebrated phi
lanthrOpist, used to fast one day in the week.
Franklin for period did the same. Napoleon,
when he felt his system unstrung, suspended his
wonted repast, and took exercise on horseback.
The list of distinguished names might, if necessa-
ry, be increased; but why adduce authority in fa-
vOr of a practice which the instinct of the brute
creation leads chem to adopt whenever they are
sick! Happily for them they have no meddling
prompters, In the shape of we'll meaning friends
to force stomach already enfeebled and loathing
its customary food to digest this or that delicacy
soup, jelly, custard, chocolate, and the like.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13
Puppies, a Article of Food i'm England.

The fact that our Chinese neighbors, as we may
now call the L" "Celestials,'' are accustomed to
hawk around kittens and puppies for pies,' has
long been considered national perversiOn of taste
over which we Anglo-Saxons might venture to
make ourselves merry; but Jesselyn, writer of
Charles the Seconds time, in speaking of the
American Moose Deer, pays that animal some
what equivocal compliment, and at the same time
dsclOses curious fact, if we may so call it. by
saying that 50 the flesh of the fawn (of the Moose
Deer) is an incompatible dish beyond the flesh of
an ass's foal, so highly esteemed by the Romans,
or that of yOung Spaniel puppies so much cried up
in our days an France and England"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13

j where they do occur, the gentlemanly deport-
Il O. the robbers is almost compensation for the
1 ny they do
Nothing he does or seems
saacks of something greater than himself"
be following Apostolic adventure is charac-
B SIC and well told:
4 he secretary of certain great and wealthy man
sent by his employer on important business
+ Madrid to Toledo, was obliged to 60 alone. 1t
1ppeael that there was band of robbers in
/ 1s the road between Madrid and Toledo at that
who had dignifed themselves with the title of
!, Twelve Apostles!'' and as they were twelve in
Der, elca had particular denomination. These
z Try unfortunately met our friend, the secretary,
\ n the course OF their conversation with him,
Ttalned who he was and where he was going.
4 minated their intention to relieve him of any
-alOus cash or valuables he might have about
Willingly, cahalleros,' replied he: "and indeed
more SC as, save my watch and ring, both of
n are very much u so disposition de uds all that
With me is not mine, but Don IS, and he
not allow me to be loser In his service
WAT YOU say, caballero, is very much TO the
4 pose Let US see what you have"
l e scrutiny was unsatisfactory.
We snail trouble you to give us what you were
4 u as to name, but you must allow US to OBJ
maj Il Is highly unbecoming an hidalgo of such
2eaon as Don -, to permit his secretary to
oat 50 i'll provided; so, in order to impress this
: a'nd, and on the minds Of persons similarly
-e4 with himself, you viii not take it amiss if
S!0est YOU to denude yourself of your apparel,
.s' mat we may scourge you with the stirrup
rs, as much as, in cur Judgment, nature viii
a'u the exlgencies of the case require.
Gentlemen, sid the secretary, % l would ven
-'S' respectfully to suggest to you, first. that
- had contemplated my having the singu-
GC1 G fortune to meet with your worships, he
y nave sent his remittances, not In paper, but
s~e secondly, that as he does not particularly
oOu' the state OF my skin, the proceeding you
y ooASing as to allude to, would be punish
n not TO him, who is the guilty person, but to
5 -o an altogether innocent; and thirdly, that
1-'e' as a mark of my high esteem for you, all
> lave ABOUT me in the slightest degree dispos-
lIO' mo, said the leader, cit is impossible
j ve S'r1ek with the judgment and good sense
:: :O1 display, and as a compliment to it, you
:, - sway with whole bones, but pray remem-
y 0iSsFace your employer by travelling again
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13

A LIQUOR DRUGGING INsTRUMENT.-Amongs
the curiosties in the office of Chief of Police we
were shown this morning an instrument made for
the purpose of drugging liquors and squirting acid
into mems eyes. 1t consists of hollow ring, to
which is attached a small syringe. The syringe
is intended to be held in the palm of the hand and
the ring to go upon the little finger. There is a
small hole on the outside of the ring, through
which the liquid is squirted. The squirting be
done before mans eyes without his taking any
notice of it. This curious instrument was taken
from a San Francisco criminal few weeks ago.
S. F. Er. Bulletin.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13

v5a would save your features fOrid,
.ts limbs, bright eyes, unwrinkled fOrehea
-.,m ares devastation hocrid,
Adopt this plan
rr.n- make, in climates cold or tOrrid'
! male old man.
,r,.i, IN youth, luxurious diet ;
s.,rain the passions lawless riot,
.votei TO domestic quiet,
Be wisely gay;
AlI ye, spite of ages fat,
Resist decay.
ak 10. in Mammon's worship pleasure,
,- find YOUR richest, dearest treasure
t7oks. friends, music, polish'd leisure
The mind, not sense,
|. Ike the sole scale by which ye measure
Your Opulence.
rs 5 the solace-this the science
& purest, sweetest, best appliance,
"a! disappOiuts not mans reliance,
Whate'er his state
d. challenges, with calm defiance,
Tine, fortune, fate.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13
Moral Cosmetics.

Ry 5. F. INGE SOIL.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13

GDt l)olnncslan;
o,qis5ed weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, II. l.
.,,DrrS GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-06-13
POliteness of Spanish Robbers.

s5oenes are at present extremely rare in Spain,
where they do occur, the gentlemanly deport-
.. Of the robbers is almost compensation for the
"a, Il
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY,
REMEDIES. y

ISSUED under the seal. sanction and all-
y shorty of the. University of free Medicine
AMI popular knowledge, Is
Chartered b.. the State. OF Pennsylvania.
April 70, 1853. - . -s*t - -
win capital OF one hundred thousand
dollars, laainly for the purpose Of arrestng
fh" Evils nf Spurious N0siums,
Also. Tor supplying the Community with
reliable remedies wherever COMPETENT Phy
stefan cannof or wlll not be employed. havr
purchased from Dr.. John u. Rowand, his
celebrated VI &
ar R0WAND'S TONIC MIXTURE
Known torupwards OF twenty-five ysats
n the only sure and and safe cure fore Fevef
and Agtie, & .fe r4R afes~a
: Ind his iprsi,aab!e Remedy for Bowel
Complaints. Rowand's Compound Syrup u
Blackberry Root, -, 80 - ~.
Which highly approved and popular Rem
edies. togeFslfr with the UuiverSity's Remedy
fov Complaints of the Lungs, the Cniv~rsitys<
Remedy for Dyspepsia or indigestion, the
CniyeBsity's Remedy for Costive Bowels, gsI
Also the Uuiversity's Almanac and Pin
cushion, NAV be lad, at the ranch Dispen-
ssry, or Store Of Daniel T. Moryap, Head OF
50. Clements BAY; G.. I. & II. F. .SpaldIng,
l.eonaId. Towa: Downs & Bean, Clifton j.
J AllstaE, Ssreat Mills; CoI. & Shadrick, Mt.
Olive; Geo. II. Simpson. New pSFt. 81. Ma
TY's COUNTY. Md. #..l4 7 .HEoA IN
May 3rd lS5i--ly. s..faF jaz sufirIss
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-, CROrUT e. BIGELoY,,
% DOCK street, Philadelphia, Pa


Among the hundreds of cagnl,l.asentasy nafifes,
we have received from new s,aI.crs 10 e,ery Sec
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world. "--lh;lsds rhis Daily .fsrs.i ,.-s,s.n.c,
sit ~ one Of the lest wetkiies now puEIi,hsd,
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original and interesting ronitnls, anG the beauty
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Cd authors. City Di'paiek. .af-t 30
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ever saw, and is contents are deeply snttraning,
truly delseiouas and sost'abscrbing - HIIisms-
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There's rorps Cor Just such pager, end i; has
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colanns as the iiferary and socielsxSsA .SbAss---
WelisseTongA Ps.s.sxiiafer.s
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side. 49, sssFiiie .Hs. Obssrssss
eve seldom endorse northern papers, lsal In.
his instanee We are fnfesa 10 overcome etI eiN
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sevkRY Man MS Il. 4 own d ! Law IRA,

EVERY MAN IT'S i own Law
AND UNITED ST AJfES FL Old =
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Merchants, hIanalaetuFefss liecllaHies, II.
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every description also containing lisa Oi pro-
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80 - $50
- - - = - - - -
RAE1FA S1lEEXM zKxs KfE 4KEEN# -
staAzEERE&TksFE sAS1f gs7T1FE sAAsi /
HaRRX 80 Il 7'x Ia -. e 81.
TRL1Af . 41ka-NbEH Tf&iAs FfcTi0Nss
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- siss'ss ~" ii,sse ne esase q
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= - 80. $50. : - =. ~ ssr sssisesing
-. - ne. sN'.s - sfsa.- Nus,e can aspFeeiAEe
- $50 - 60 1ssHt sHia,
:..ss - suhsf'nz Ns'sss n'saEa si
s.''ss " shsst De any, Wsp naKf suffered IKE
- s 60. - 49, 80 -.
81 - ssssg "eeas : FeSsasss' 90 mr. eis5--
.yr tas - tao ysHss Isass - E'H-
-. NeshH4 q -sos eeg heiufnon street.
hne malFy etsasi9f ~ hes a@a'fH - = zanjert st
...9hiszt.est sNs Jgy 70 re- busnesoas fftnds.
- as sense inlNFeFse3 - leah utsfMeFs She
vi ~ tea fl,ens more e nef cssre by fhaaeiems
lnasanTs Than s.e ha- written. s'uss = ibis
.s,neay Soes On elsins srs'ef ;o tie SICK We
Ssssf nc piolie u Ineea. From snore dls'ant
g:aess Ee also near o. ne same hanpy results
's'@e acts, With ilse eo:icuFreni lessslmoslg ef
= sa"nsa sa.sse ske'sirisat ssisd preiu-
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80. -. -. n, -. = ~ - - ..ss ta AZ
~ s'e ss.'''es y mcclure.
e.: ssep n9ws mat unae. eve me lgsisried
%sra isst i'iss ni sl.s god nave derived from
-, - ~ stshss sss oesn % gress .hs
80 tossse Nsssk- was biiasked with
slis sn r',hic Fnslsfaatass m Afs nies malignant
,',ssi y We cry az g Iwo std nall Years
s 70 - - si4seieu ant't crosscd tie
10y . Asneflcss stwlsea
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;se,:is q, i,e we'll g;,,. ~ de diseS rss,.s Il
tie lsst place. 81 NV f;,..s 4 EgForo
child 49,, had se .,,e s.rll;,,.s : w. -.
gzGserine Ersi brsee il did not discmrse lss,
than one quart anu so continued 10 trouble me
every time took cold d was IN the least fs,igued
Say lsodIy strehgsh wos reduced 90 the weakness
q infancy; ( was several times very near the
s,rrs ~. ~ 49,. ~ en- nv sesp ~. = pAce ever
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ssr.,. .d ~ ..sl e.. s. Fi-
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10 Know how II III ~ 4. ,
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s,oId Be sI,,se md sso,ns s ',,,.,, ri,
glorious o,Iv NJ 90 ss;. .,.ss.I
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had ,,l<en 81 ~. v.s.,;.;,.. "a .:..s
80 little be.seft tlaf had co,,sda,,ea ~, .,ou,
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05

SPALDING g. GREENWELL wish 70
- inform the cilEeus Of st. Mary's, ihal
they now have one of the largest ana most
desirable stocks Of goods they have ever o.
fered Tor sale. which sgill be sold very LOS 10
puncsnal customers, or a liberal discount
made Tor cash. They name in part
.bR DRY OOPS.
FoR L.uiEs.-Rieh De LANES, plaid, fan.
cy and Persian Cashmeres. Merinos. Alpac
cas-, Black Silks, English and American
prints, Manchester and French ginghams.
dotted and plain, SWISS muslin, plaid do,
NainScok, yaconet camLrics, French and
Americans mourning prints; D'Beges, mode
long ShawlS; super do do; mole and fancy
do; square blk. cloth do; long do ID; Berlin
lined Gloves; Lisle do; lined silk do: blk. whit
aad eolored silk do; blk. wit. aud colored kid
DO; Buck riding do; Berlin gaunlets; linen
c:m1rc hdkfs., all prices; Meuno, cotton and
elk hose.
Foa GESrLxMEs's wEAa.-supericr BLK.
blue and mulberry cloths; blue and blk beaver
do, for 0veTcoats; line blk dOeskiu TOR pants:
superior do for vests; fancy and plain eassi
meres; Blk. velvet, silk and sassn vestines: all
wuol twsels Tor coating; sass:aests. Berlin
lined gloves; buck and lamb lined do; French
buck Ivi cloth do; Blk. and whit. kid DO; buck
end B~riEn gaunleIS; shirts anil collars; French
shirt hoSosns; Saxony and ribbed n,sviro
shiFiss linen and silk hhkf; black silk eravafs;
Napoleon and OrlOf ues; scaris and shawls.
Is RE.ADEsMs1DE CLOTHING T
=. large assuEtnasua of Gouiss Pants. and
Superior Irish linens:
low and medium pEiccd do; best American
kleaehed shirting; brown DO do; bleaehed and
brown sheeEing; ssPer Esslssh blankets; iine
AEn-riean do; 200 pr. do Cor servants; 50 DR..
CalAeFs tor same; bleached, brown. and cob
yred Canton hannels; dotlei, opera, and plaid
dannels Tor ehildnAn; whit. rrd aud yellow Gan.
Dels; green barre; heavy S. and 3 { fnllesi
slatss; pald linseyS penitensiaFy and country
Shoes Mems. boys ana youths thsck
hhssznsS won1ens' planners, l. & b booiees.
gents Sine calf and Kip Munfoe's; hsavy grain
aud Kip booss; fne calEhin %, indies slressed
snd undfessed morocco ahees and boOls; blk.
and cSlofsd lasting CATERS; Children shoes. SC.
Hans AED CArs.-Y aasani's silk beavers:
tihe black anil brown wool hats and eaps 81
following kindsS-LamaEtinf iNasf, SleiaIling,
Napolrons Plnsh an1 brown and lIlack cloth.
GROCERIES. TEtJVsaRE. QUEENS
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f@aTEN SCT00L Bo0KS
Foa SrcRTsAKs.--Shot psuches. pow1eF
naSlt-; variety 81 gun caps; shot Of every
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