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WHALING CRAFT.
CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS

CAPT. ROBEHT BROWNS
WHALING Gun. PATENT ONE aNCE
AND GUN
FTEU SEVERAL EAR LABOR sND
~ experimenting upon whales. On the whaling ground, with
his apparatus, combined with the advantages OF being a practical
witalefnau. The Pa:sntee has been enabled TO obtain an insy,-
inent IL form Of a Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
ness caniot be exceIled.
The attention of Agents and Officers Of vhale-shins IA called
10 The following testimonials
san FKASClsco, january 10, 1856.
Carr. r. RRowS-Sir ] take this opportunity 10 inform
you that We uSsi those Romb lsnces we bought Of you. and
found them TO be Of great De-cft in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The FIRST whal' TIT we ns-d the Bomb Lance on was killed
Ia the following nnsn=er The boat went alongside Of The whale
and the 'at-steercr fired = Bomb into him AID then fastened to
MN Win a liz iron the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The above-nnen-
ccfied whale was in the ice, and Il is cur opinion that we should
not have got that whale and many others that we did get, If it
them 70 the attention OF those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours.
THOMAS WALL. Master bark Gsoroe.
HoSoLrLr, March Il, 1856.
CAPT ROBERT BgowS-Wy dear Sir. l used Your Bomb
Lances in taking a whale, north, the past season. which made
go bids. Of oil. We never could have taken him without sid
Lanees, as our boats COLD not get near enough 10 use the con-
mon hand lance.
Yours Respectfully.
u. L. Cox Master ~whaie-ship Magnolia.
HoSoLrLr, March Is. 1856.
CAPT ROBERT BRowN-DsGr SIR: L take this oiyrs,r+unity
N inform you that I used your Bombs on the voyage In the shin
Herald, and found them effective in taking whales, and world
recommend them to all Thslenen, and especially around the ice.
I also used the harpoou and got most OF the whales by your
Guns and apparatus.
Yours Respectfully,
Isaac ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can he seen by calling on the undersigned.
sale.
1+d r.. coADY * CO.. Honolulu.
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SCHOOL BOOKS!.

SCHOOL BOOkS!!
lust RECEIVED PER .MESSENGER
- BIRD" from Boston,
1000 Parker's Primers,
500 do. Word Builders.
100 do. First Reader,
100 Prices Spelling Book,
$50 Mon;eith's First Lessons in Geography,
200 do. Manual Of do.
100 McNaTy's Geography,
100 Davies Primary Arithmetic.
so Parker's Juvenile Philosophy,
20 do First Lessons in Philosophy,
Clark's Elements of Drawing.
Lariners Steam Engine,
Fulton x Eastman's Book Keeping.
Juvenile Choir by Bradbury,
Lectures on Arts and Sciences,
Masonic Chart,
Plymouth Coll. Hymns and Tunes.
Siiiman's Travels in Europe, 2 vols.
243o IT. NJ WHITNEY,
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FOR SALE
By the Agent Hudson'sB Bay Company.
FVNINMAN'S IRON WIRE. assorted sizes;
Il Fencing wire, hnseed oil, turpentine, white lead
Black paint, green paint. Stockholm tar, pitch
Groceries, perfuInery, stationery
Shesthing copper. assorted sizes composition nails. do
Anchors and chains, al The lowest marhef ates
Iron. assorted sizes hair brushes, blue cloth caps
Assorted clothing. spUnyarn. ratline
Assorted c0rdage, tarred ard Manila
Stiiton cheese. hams, Byass' ale. sherry. port. brandy;
Geneva sauce. preserved meats and vegetables
Aberncthy's biscuits, Lemann's biscuits.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
including fittings and trimmings of all descriptions for carriages
and harness.
WARE AND GLASSWARE.
Canvass of all Nos. huckabacks,s stockings and hose;
Green, blue and white blankets
Long Cloth. various qualities rnadapoiams
Brown cotton, blue prints, mourning prints, muslins,
Crnoline, real cloth thread of all kinds, cotton drill
Linen drill, canbric handerchiefs, silk do, book muslin
Victoria lawn iaconet, black Orleans. do Alpscca:
Black princetta, do lasting. silk umbrellas. cotton DO,
Alpaca umbrellas, ribbons. black lace mists, black silk
White silk, barege scsrfs, broad cloth
SIX nantes. new styles cords and tassels
Wocien plaid for chilIren's dresses towels, lace falls
White vesting; green, white. blue and amber lenos
Blue flannel, printed and plain barege
Gold lace, . 20 Il inch combs, &c, &C, &c.
CANDLES. in great variety. s2-tf
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DEPOSIT VAULT.
TO SEAMEN AND STRANGERS

T'HE Undersigned Is prepared to receive moneys, or valua
bic articles OF small bulk, on deposit In his vault In the Post
Ofnce Building. Formerly occupied by the Hawaiian Government
as the Treasury) These vaults are considered freproof and are
safer than any otherin Honolulu. Strangers visiting the Islands
aud ssamen or officers going to sea, and wishing to deposit coin
valuable papers, or other articles, during their absence, win find
MS deposit an accommodation to them. When sums Of money
are ien fr a term OF twelve months. or longer, they can be In
vested " not, at the option Of the depositor, and interest on the
bes deposited. Fl. n. WHITNEY,
honoiuiu, Oct. 1851 z0-H
4 NJ FIRE BRICKS,
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GILMAN & CO.,
LAHAINA, MAUI.
A RE NOW RECEIVING. PER LATE AR.
"A RIVALS, a large stock Of
PROVISIONS,
SHIP CHANDLERY,
NAVAL STORES,
GROCERIES,
Which they offer for sale at lowest prices.
s sss r''i f,a Sfs'd' e ssm sasy r sssea'
Corn meal. American mess Beef,
Rice, American mess PORK
OF different brands, warranted.
No. l brown sugar, No. brown sugar,
No ! molassees, Black tea, green tea,
KOna coffee and Hilo coffee,
Ass'd meats, clans,
Cases crackers, oysters, corn, peas, ETC., etc.
BEANS! BEANS.
Fresh Island-rrown beans, large fat :. Lima, y beans,
Small white "bome" beans, long specklei "Calffprnia" beans.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Heavy leather boots, do broeans. fine boots. lined hsogans,
Half boots, fine brogaas, buckskins, slippers, &c.
PAINTS, OIL, &c.
Pure white lead, No. 1 id. black paint, green do.
ptasslan blue, chrome yellow, vsriisris, iinseed oil,
Coal Tar, lamp black, paint brushes, sash tool brushed,
Stockholm tar.
DUCK.
Assorted numbers cotton duck. heavy Ravens duck.
Light Ravens duck.
Also
An assortment OF fine clothing, pants, shirts, socks, crsvats,
under shirts, handkerchief. &C.
WHALING CRAFT.
Lances, harpoons. zig irons, one-Auet irons,
Romb lances, whaling guns, &c
Also
A constant supply OF new Irish potatoes, new sweet potatoes.
onions, pumpkins, always on hand in shipping season, and sup
piled at short notice.
II Together with a general and fun assortment of merchan
usually found in q ship ChandleTy establishment.
Lahaina Sept. ~. eo,f
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PARE
AND MAGAZINES.
TINE UNDERst,

THE UNDERSIGN NED Is Agent TO rsceire .us-
tons throughout this kingdom for any OK the fih1
publications Subscribers viii receive them puncfuaBy 81
ARRIVAL OF each msl from the United Ssates. when paid ~
advance. The following prices cover the Hawaiian, Anr7
MAGAZINES.
Harper's Monthly Mssazine-the ne Plus ultra II
Of Magazines) $50
Atlantic Monthly Magazine, VI
Godey's Lady's - So
Graham's Illustrated " 81
Leslie's Magazine Of Fashion, '6d
Hunts Merchants Magazine, "a
Eclectic :. pq
Lhtei's Living Age, (weekly) -
Blackwcod's Aarazin-. (Enefishl 81
s slaekw e ard the : English oaArterfes. IN
United States Illustrated Magazine, ~
North American Review, Quarterly ~
Dickens Household WORKS. 81
H~utching's California Magazine, ~
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS.
London Illustrated News. Cseckly) sssj
Ey T!n Man ttri-~eekiy q the London I'd
Punch, Saeekiy) 81
Bells Life IN London. lNI
Uoyd's Weekly Newspsper. NeI
French Courier DIES Flats Unis, ~
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS.
New York Herald, (weekly3 So
I" Tribune, {" a.
Leslie's Inustrated Newspaper. <wecli,, 81
Balloons Boston Pictorial. 81
San Francisco Herald, 81
Bulletin. e - w
Aha CaiffUnia.- 81
:" Town Talk, 81
Boston journal, (weekly) ~
Willis Home journal. ~
New York Independent, (weekiy) ~.
Philadelphia Evening Post, q ~
Harperis Weekly Journal, ~
Life Illustrated, "a weekly family iournaD t
The Country Gentleman, do " III
New Bedford Mercury, ~
Ship List, ~
Cultivator Magazine. <monthly, on farming) ~
The above list comprises the cream OF British and Ane,
periodical literature, aud viii be supplied to subscribers DC
the rates annexed TO each periodical. Those taking -
periodicals. win be allowed a liberal discount. All te ~
are regularly received by each mail from the United sists,
can be supplied on application The undersigned wilasos
by mail any papers not in the above list for those who NAV ~
them. (5stO II. VI. WHINE
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- SORTMENT of
Ship Chandlery.
Naval stores.
Crochery. &c.
Kegs mackereI, boxes Goldfish, boxes tobacco,
Boxes raisins, boxes soap. boxes candles,
Boxes Bristol brick, verniceli. maRarroni,
Bbls cid cider vinegar, cases assorted syrups,
Gases green corn. sausage meat, mince pie meat
Cases Lobster, raspberry jam, ounces.
Cases strawberry jam, cranberry jam,
Cases apple @sTmalade, peaches, c9 sra Jelly.
Ceses cheese, tomatoes, tomato ketchup,
Gases pepper sauce, assorted sauces,
Kegs eastern butter, cranberries,
Bags huckwheat- Genessee eour,
Tins IIaxall -four.
Boxes smoked salmon, herring, table sat,
Boxes saIeratus, soda, cream tartar,
Boxes ground pepper, allspice, cloves.
Boxes cassia. ginger. mustard.
Half bs dried apples, crushed sugar, brown sugar,
Baskets olive oil drums figs, Carolina rice,
Cases water, soda, butter and sugar crackers.
Cases ginger snaps, Jenny Lind cakes,
Cases brandy peaches, brandy cherries,
Cases assorted pie fruits, assorted meats,
Gases oysters, pickles. sardines, prunes.
Chests tea, kegs pickles,
Cases yeas; powders, pineapple, whortleberries.
Cans boiled ifuseei oil, Kegs English white lead,
Spirits turpentine, American white lead
French yellow, Rel lead,
Prus-ian blue, Boxes Itharge,
Chrome green, Beeswax,
Varnish, Bbls bright varnish.
Bbls pitch, Bbls coal tar,
Rosin, Bales oakum,
Tar, Casks cut nails
Casks composition nails. Wrought nails,
Coils Manila rope, assd sizes, Coils marine,
Tarred rope, Selling stuff.
Spunyarn, Hand lines,
Whale line, Log lines.
Hemp Irvine. Deep sea lines,
Signal halyaris, Cotton canvas,
Cotton Irvine, Oars, &c.
Hawaiian beef. Prime pork,
Pilot bread, Bbs navy bread.
Octaves fine brandy, in bond;
Kegs old Sazerac brandy, in bond;
Kegs Otard, Dupuy & Co brandy. in bond;
Bbls old Monongaheia whisky, in bond;
Bhls old Magnolia whisky, in bond;
Kegs old Magnolia whisky, in bond;
Kegs old Bourbon whisky, in bond;
Cases Geneva gin. in bond;
Gases Schnapps.
Fine Port wine, expressly for family use;
Fine Sherry, Fine Sauterne,
Fine Claret, Fine Hook;
Gases ale and porter. Bitters,
Baskets champagne, Demiohns &c, sc, &c.
Honolulu, Oct. Is, 1857. IS If
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n FIRE BRICKs,-
SH CHAAL BREWER, 81.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
FRESH PROVISIONS
At SAM. "A IS !,
KING STREET, EAR THE THE cHuRcH.

KING STREET, NEAR THE BETHEL CHURCH.
WEsTsR p1a,..n,.5 u mAN ss.s No. HAsds'
Fresh Butter, French fruits, In syrup,
Smoked Herrings, French Olives.
Yarmouth Blcaters, French Mustard,
English Dairy Cheese, French capers,
California Cream Cheese. saraines. small tins,
Brown Sugar. Sardines. large tins,
Crushed Loaf Sugar. Assorted Spices,
Loaf Sugar, Durham Mustard,
China Rice, Lamp Oil,
Pearl Barley, Cayenne re9Ppeepppe Pepper,
Split Pas, Worcestershire Sauce,
scotch Oatmeal, Chutney,
Tspisa, Fine oolons Tea,
Neapoltan vermiceri, Fine Green Tea,
superane Flour. Fresh Roasted Coffee,
White Beans, Assorted Crackers.
assslse aPS Mssit. and Soups, H nasSIssd s ssgseh Biscuits
Fresh Iobster, Goldfish.
Fresh s s.hms; s anen9nls''
i Assorted English Fruits, Yeast Powders,
Assorted English Jams, Fine Table Salt,
Assorted English Jelhes. Bath Brick,
Assorted Assorted EnsIiss f s;ss;s.. ssssae's'
English Green Peas, Citron Peel,
French Green Peas, Rohinson's Barley,
White Wine Vinegar, Carbonate Of Soda,
Malt Vinegar Cream Tartar,
Cider Vinegar, Corn Starch,
Fresh Ounces, in tins, &c, &c &C.
Fresh Bread. Eoas,ca Coffee packed i'm si...
Wool. Goat Skins, Hides,
Iallow. Composition.
Old Copper.
pURCHAsED AT THE HIGHEST RATES
by (6l-tD j. c. SPALDING.
BULLOCK HIDES.
TUE MARKET PRICE viii be
Il allowed by the subscriber for clean
SALTED BULLOCK HIDES.
delivered at his premises in Fort-street.
45tf CHAs. BREWER, ID.
WOOL.
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tons throughout this kingdom for any OK the fahs1
publications. Subscribers viii receive them puncfuaTy ri
arrival OF each mail from the United Ssates. when paid ~
advance. The following prices cover the Hawaiian, Anr7
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Mr. ED1oR In reading a new work, entitled
" Brasil and the Brazilians, I have met with many
paragraphs, containing facts and suggestions, which
may De rendered useful to farmers and agriculturists
upon our islands. The question of labor is second to
none The project Of introducing colonists for labor
ers from Europe, appears TO have been successfully
carried out in Brazil Allow me to call your atten-
ton to the paragraphs upon this subject, and if
deemed worthy, please give them a place in your
Journal Yours truly,
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through the "swipe" ordeal, been "frnze," &c,
had the ''grecn" pretty well rubbed off, but it
seems that two of them at least, still retain no
small degree of ruSticity. These gentlemen
possessing exceeding fertile imaginatiOns, con-
ceived the idea Of visiting female sem nary,
situated Some seven miles toward the setting
sun. make the acquaintance of some of the fair
inmates thereof, carry on a correspondence and
Irritation, and have good tlme generally. No
sooner had the m0duS OpsrGRdi been determined
on than they set to work to carry il out to the
letter. They hired team in the town of w.
But few minutes elapsed before they were
wheeled into the presence of their unsuSpecting
victims. delightful evening was spent and
the time arrived for them to take their leave
While lingering on the steps of the pOrtico, the
taller of the two having the greater amount of
assurance, after several attempts, screwed his
courage up to the sticking point, and in
very feeble voice requested the homo Of a
correspondence with his fair entertainer, whom,
by the way, he was sweet on" Now this was
the first act and most important part of the dra-
ma, Tor, upon 4 favorable answer to his question
rested the whole fabric; this point gained erudi.
ton and address would do the rest. But alaSl
for all human Inventions, an unfaltering negative
grated harShly upon the tympa rum of the gem
tlemanS organ of hearing, and with husky
voice he bid good night. Cast down by this I'M
expected turn in affairs, aud Sorely afflicted at
heart, they returned to their room in which
they had been visited so short time since with
visions so delightful to dwell upon. BY some
means other, the whole affair leaked out, and
was not long in finding its way to the ears of
some evil disposed person, who made nil pOssi-
bic haste To inform the gentlemen that the sub
iect of their visit had been made known to the
Principal orthc seminary and she had dispatched
the sheriff after them, for daring to misiead the
young ladies from their duties. In fifteen min
utes after they learned this, their trunks were
packed, and they were ready to leave for their
homes in the far Sunny South, and of the
gentlemen went from room to room, bidding his
friends farewell, and with tears gushing from his
eyes, conjured those who were from his immc,
date meighborhOOd, by the respect they had for
his future peace ofmiHd for the sake of his fam
ily-and for the sake of one dearcr to him than
''all the world beside" never to mention it in
their letters to their friends. Some friends, by
dnt of hard persuading, were enabled to prevail
on them to stay, and succeeded in convincing
them that they, and not the ladies', had been
made the victims of their own scheming The
beauty of this lies in its being true. More anon.
Yours, &C., CHALYBs.
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Age AND DEBILIrY.-As old age comes creep
ing on, it brings with it many attendant infirm-
tiles, Loss of appetite and weakness impair the
health, and want of activity makes the mind dis
cOntented and unhappy. In cases where old
age adds its influence, it is almost impossible to
add vigor and health, and although many rene
dies have been tried, all have failed, until Bar
haee's Holland Bitters were known and used
In every case where they have been employed.
they have invariably given strength and restor.
ed the appetite. They have become A great
agent for this alone, and are used by many peo-
pie who are suffering from loss of appetite and
general debility. In cases Of long standing
chronic diseases, they act as charm, invigorst.
Ing the system, thus giving nature another op-
PortnnIty TO repair physical injuries. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
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I. o. q. p
CnANGFIn PLACE op mrrr1rc-

CHANGE h PLACE OF MEETING.
nN and after March 9Th the variou, LODGES and En-.
- eaEPments Of Oda Fellows ElI meet in Hail.
neT OF Market ad Quincy reefs, the Pest Once
trance by Q Incy street, as foil Tvs:
BraEklin Lod- No. Is Monday Tvenfnr.
Abrams Fec mpnt Mt No. tn first Eird Tuesday
Evenings Of each month.
Wm Tell EAeSmp'nent No -. the ss-oad and G,ttrt4
Tues iay Evenings Of each month
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 81. on Wednesday Evening.
VirEinius Lodge No 3, on Thu-siav EVsn NJ.
Pamela Lodge No 50. FRIDAY Evening
wheeling Lodge No SO, saturday Evening.
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REMOVAL

As. C. ORR you'll the public that he has
removed his goods from III. Main street. eurth
door North Of tie VI VI. Bank, East eide
where he s opening his Spring Stock Of Books
cry, Wall Paper, 81.
He would call especial attention
lected stock Of Vail Per, which patterns
and neatness and quality be e1ceed the City
Desiring to close small lot patterns season
TO make for will sell ON
April all such at cost; Call sooA that
Remember IN place, I doors North VI Z n BANK
mario JAS. C ORR
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BETMANY CnLLEGE. March s, ISIS.

DistrictS
BEruANY COLLEGE, March s, 1858.
Messrs. Editors First it blew, then ii
snew, then it thew, then it fried" This, be.
licve, has heen said of the changeableneSs of n
March day; if not, it should have been, as it is
certainly very appropriate, for that is about the
kind of weather we have had for some time
back. However, the old ''weather-cocks" OF
this region predict rather an carly and favorable
spring, and season of abundance, particularly
of fruit, this it is to be hoped, will be the case
hat for my part, have very little contideuce in
| all such representations.
| have very little news to offer this week, and
really, since your last issue, have had serious
| doubts concerning the prOpriety of writing
another epistle to you, in consequence Ofhaving
strong intimatiors that summary Justice"
would be awarded your correspondent, should
another article appear in your columns touching
upon facts and it be ascertained who he is.
Now, for my part, am at great loss to
know why such 1RdignJied MEANS as that
spoken OF ian application of the boot, by the
way,) should be resorted to, to stop these com
inunlcationS. Ii the aforesaid article contained
nothing but truths and little wholesome adj
vice, aud that vas the case I wish no stronger
evidence than TO sec persons concerned, expcnd
vast amount of gus, in the absence of those
who know them to be true, and sing dumb in
| their presence Such things as those are but
small affairs when compared to transaction,
wotot, which occurred in a small village not far
removed from the locality in which ain now
writing. a certain gentleman WAS the posses
sor OF span of fine gray horses, much admired
for their symmetry oflimbS, plumpness of body,
tire flowing names and caudle appendageS, and
erect heads; also beautiful finished sleigh con.
tanning three nicely cushioned seats. Every
evening this gentleman could have been seen
driving his superbly caparisoned steeds to the
door of the principal hotel in the village AS is
usual at fashionable hotels, considerable num-
Der OF persons were generally loafing after tea,
md aiding digestion with a large regalia. From
mong these he would invite certain of his
friends TO take a ride with him. OF course no
1ne would refuse such an offer as this, especially
when horses and sleighs commanded such high
prices and as may be supposed, nc never failed
going ont with goodly company of merry Eel.
lows This was delightful sport to the rsirored
friends, and something to boast of, and all we're
loud IN the praises of the gentlenan's iberality.
Some time after the sleighihg had evaporated.
you can, perhaps, have a faint idea of the sur.
prise of these friends upon being presented
with bill for sundry sleigh rides. This too
perhaps, will be viewed as a fancy sketch. but
1t is not necessary to draw on the Imagination
for such pictures, for verify truth is Stranger
than fiction.
1t was supposed, until a few DAYS since
that all the new students after having passed /
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolntinn

THE partnership heretofore existing between the under
4 signed in the Drug business, T. O. McLain Co
Is this day dissolved b. mutual X. MeIain Is
authorised TO settle the afrs Of the late All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO, al thos- having
claims against the firm, will call and Sett= immediately.
March 8, 1855 r. B. HcGIiS.
TAKE pleasure in announcing to the publ. nv insu
tom 10 carry on the bushes, Gil stand corner
Firth and Vine sts where will always have on hand
nll assortment OF the best D-=s, Nedens PerfurTes
Fancy Articles &e, E- ~ Partcuar attention pale 20
ming Physicians prescriptions, all honFs
night r. B. h0LAIN. cor. ssh Vine s,s.,
mhlf-SH Sluth Wl--iin- Va
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

ELocI Correspondence of the Intellgencrrl
Our Correspondent Threatened ,cifh az Il Pos
terror A,gumsnt-Piece Of Sharp Practiec,
and slice Of fancy dealing an the Rural
Districts
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Two MYSTICAL CHARAcrERs-''The Nan soho
pi,hes TO hear the 7Epth"-"Ths Nan uhO has
no Nonsense about him"-An article in the last
number of Blaek1eoods Magazine, has served
greatly to interest few snatches of leisure
which we have had 1t is called, "People I
have never met" The authors category of
these "ron est inceatus'' folks comprises, first,
''the author of a really bad books" second, "an
ugly, disngreeable baby" third, ''the man who
wishes to hear the trutR fourth, ''tl,e man who
knows.his places" fifth, 1.-THE man who has no
nonsense about him." sixth, "the man who be.
lievesin fortuitous concourse of atoms;' sew.
cnth. "thc man whose word is as good as his
bond"
The authors relation of his experience under
each of these seven heads is very interesting,
and very instructive, and often times quite
amusing. In no ono of the divisions has he
named and commended on more uncommon
commodity more genuine rare arts than the
first character named above.
'The man who wishes to hear the truth"