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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
JUST RECEIVED!
For Sale by the Undersigned.

For Sale by the Undersigned,
1T THE STORE IN DAVIS BLOCK FORT
u Strees, two doors above King street:
Ivory crochet hooks, steel do do, crochet cotton,
Knitting cotton, embroidery cotton,
Knitting needles, worsted needles,
Berlin wool, assorted coiors, crochet pattern books,
Berlin wool patterns. purse silk, assorted coiors,
Narrow fringe linen, thread laces and Insertions,
vsIenciennes laees ard insertions, Smyrna edge do Insertions
Malta lace, crochet lace, do insertion,
whire silk blond and edging, white blond quilting, with edge,
Muslin and cambria edging and insertion,
Muslin and cambria collars, crochet collars,
Thread lace collars, Maltese do, FIoreutine do,
Dimity do, bands do, small steel beads,
Trimming fringes, colored and black MORE antique trimmings
Fancy linen buttons, silk buttons for dresses,
Glass buttons, cords and tassels, assorted colors,
Assorted velvet ribbons, bobbin edgiDg,
Muslin and cambria bands, ladies' belts, do gauntlets,
Children's plain and open-worked socks,
Ladies' plain and opeii-worked stockings,
Ladies' dress caps, white and black, Victoria plaid,
Linen serpentine braid, assorted colors, mohair odo,
White and colored wooden socks, infants wooden shoes.
Chudreu's kid slippers, assorted cotcrs and sizes,
Ladies' head dresses, white, pink AMI blue tarietons,
White and black illusion, mohaitDitts,
w hite, blue and pink French merno, French flowers,
Paris made bonnets, richly trimmed,
White horse-hair oonnets, large sizes, emD'd nandkercn'ei''
Silk Serpentine braids, different coBors,
Neapolitan black Grape collars, black lace do.
Black, blue, white pink, green and straw colored GRAPE,
Black bonnet ruches, white do do, pink do do, blue do do,
Needle pointed pins, infants white cashmere hoods.
Infants WOODEN hoods.
l. & 2. Coates best 6-cord sewing thread,
Misses WOODEN eapes, do plaid shawis, ladies' do do.
Infants embroidered bodices, large black Chantiliy wells,
Chain stitch handkerchief, can6ric do,
Broad white silk blond lace,
Pine shile blue and pink Frsuc, aAnneI, fine linen diaper.
Small patterns briliants, 6ne white Swiss muslin,
Fine printed lawn, fashionable patti rms, I
Assorted straw trimmings, baaet and gray straw bonnets,
Misses fashionable haas, boy d.,
Red and black cheek rlaids, patent corscts,
White MarseHIes. white liDcu fringts,
White cords and tasseis, mchair caps and head dresses,
Vest buttons. linen tspes, I
I Waren's best oTaLeyed nsa'ie. +,
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Views of Honolulu!

NOTICE..
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
II duly appointed by the Hon. j. Wight, Local Circuit Judge,
Sd Judicial District, Hawaii, as Administrator with probate Of
VIII annexed OF the Estate Of James Fay, late Of Waimea, Ha-
wall, notice is hereby given to all persons having demands
against said Estate to present the same to the undersigned at
Waimes, on or before the 1st day Of December next. and all per-
sons indebted to the same are hereby requested to make imme-
diate payment. 1 G. X. LINDSEY,
waimea, s, K, Hawaii, Sept. 80, 1855. Iao-st
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NEW GOODS
Elk "POrtena," from Liverpool.

EOR SALE, AT VERY MODERATE PRI.
ces, al the STORE OF GEORGE CLARK, Hotel street:
Babies white Embroidered Merino Hoods,
Do do Wooden Hoods,
Do Embroidered Cambria Robes,
Do do do Waists
ladies' Embroidered Cambria Collars, latest fashion,
Dimity Bands, various styles and qualities,
Crochet Collars, black lace, Falls, assorted qualities.
White Buches for bonnets, mohair caps,
Black and coIored silk Velvet Trimming; plain and fancy.
Misses white Cotton Hose, plain and open worked,
ChiIdren's Open-sorked white Cotton Socks,
Babies White and Colored Berlin Wool Boots, assorted quail.
Black and Coiored SIX and Mohair Fringes, great variety,
Colored silk Braid, for Dress Trimming,
Serpentine Braid. assorted colors,
Broad Worsted Braid. assorted colors,
Black and Colored silk Ribbon Girnps,
Ladies White and Colored Corsets, various styles,
Betting Ribbons, sash Ribbons, and Bonnet Ribbons,
Linen and Cotton Tapes, Brass Hoops for skirts,
Ladies' Kid Gauntlets,
And a great variety Of Goods too numerous to mention. 122t
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[Itfle OF al the money winch has been pald
to owners. masters and officers has found
the sailor. Comparatively nothing. He
IN looked upon as an inferior and . de-
~, made but to toll. suffer and die for
10 man who Il q man will despise seamen
them Of their ill-paid labors. or misuse
ipboard or ashore. A man who would do
ver rich in money he might be, is unfit to
free and equal laws Of our country, founded
nciples of that e~ver-enduring declaration of
rson, that all men are created free and
! to better the condition of seamen it is ne
start ut the foundation Of the evil. Iquote
report of the American Seamen's Friend
! 1856
First appoint captains and on3een capable
buenr, moral, Trustworthy, humane men who have
governing others by . government Of laws. Let is
that none others need apply
with the air and light Of heaven breathing into f.
climates stoves for warming chilled limbs and dry
king. Spread there also . table, with table furni-
2 fare
% ship and select his own crew give him time
b do IT,
wages a. viii secure competent and Trustworthy
Employ men and treat them every way a. men,
whale ship in twenty which goes into the
innate of the Arctic and Ochotsk has q
he forecastle. How many nave filed a
grave from this neglect Of owners.
sbus advocating the cause Of seamen, I
brit them again and again at all times to
! obedience and respect to superior officers,
baintain that dignity Of character which
ali true seameu-
!. Mr.. Editor, you have the result Of my
's experience and observation. which You
liberty to alter, abridge, amend or totally
q may think proper. Yours, &c.,,
j. II. V.
LIN that portion Of our correspondence letter
ed last week, near the close Of the sixth paragraph,
fead srcePtl
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~ &sfO lNt n1Ic. - -oi,ZSU
Al. as. ESQ
Cyfus W. Field Inns steariily declined receivi ing anv
salary from the Atlantic Telegraph Compapv. am
informed, on the very lest authority that he gave up
= business which never brought him in less than
Soo,vuV n year, TO undertake the great work in
"hicn ne has SO nobly labored and SO .triumphantly
succeeded He invested in the enterprise $3.50. 600
every dollar of which he has paid up. and il IL 10
oe hoped that for his risk. his trouble and his ANXIETY
curing three years, he will now be amply rewarded
In the Wash'nston Onion Of the 21st OF August,
the new treaty concluded with Siam is published bv
proclamation OF the President By this treaty con-
cessions OF an important character are made. II 4.
now IN force. 1t is expressly provided in the treaty
tnat ali American citizens visiting or residing an
Siam. shall be allowed the free exercise of their rel;-
glon. and liberty to build places of worship in such
localities as shall be consented to by the Siamese
authorities By this treaty, also, the duty levied
uPon ,oreign goods oy measurement, in accordance
with the treaty of 1889, is abolished, and American
shipping or trade is henceforth only to be subject to
the payment of import and export duties on the goods
landed = or shipped.
PAUL MoRPHY IN ESeLANp.-The Birmfn cham
tEngland] Journal has the following: son Friday
the proceedings were almost entirely suspended for
the purpose of watching the progress Of q chess pIav-
ing feat never before witnessed in England. We
refer to Mr.. Morphy's playing eight games blindfold.
His opponents were Lord Lyttleton. Pres;dent of tha
Association; Mr.. Salmon, the best PLAYER Ireland
Affords; Mr.. Ripping, a very strong PLAYER: Mr.. |
Avery, Mr.. Carr, D.. Freeman, Mr.. Rhodes and Mr.
l. =. wills. The play commenced at / O'Clock. and
terminated about a quarter past six, and resulted in
Morphy winning every game except the one with
hipping, (Secretary Of the Manchester Club
The match between Messrs. Staunton and Mornbv |
stands thus: Stake e5OO aside, the scorer of the first
IL Wins; to commence on the LIST Of November next"
a London paper says: Having enjoyed an opportu-
nity OF overlooking Mr.. Morphy's play, we must say
IL our opinion he is certainly the most astonisb-
.ng player we have ever beheld. He plays with great
courage, and makes what appear to be the most
Alarming sacrifices; yet so profound and well ground
~ are ms calculations, that he is never more danger
gus tnan when he appears to run the greatest risk;
as we heard a veteran chess player remark, 1T
> impossible to forsee half his moves Another yery
popularity about him is the retentiveness
his memory. We are told, upon good authority,
nat after playing eleven or twelve games. he will 90
lome and play them over again from the beginning
the end, playing out the variations, and showing
low he would have met any change of tactics on the
of his ADVERSARY
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sptfim Autiffs.

V.''-Notice is hereby given that the
ne xt Regular Meeting of this Order win be held on next Monday
evening" ats O'Clock, atthe Hall, over DR.. McKibbin's Drug Store,
on Queen street. Resident and transient Brothers are respectfully
invited to attend. Per order N. G. H 1a2-1t
FRENCH COURSE.-Dr. Frick's French Philo,oei.
cal soirees, in the Library Room OF the seamen's Chapel-the
In q take place this evening, at halfpast 7 O'Clock.
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THE OLDE
Fine Wool Merino Rams for Sale !
A VERY sELEC- -
~ Ger ! s co%, : Ehae. Hawaii, forty ,sgeo Of A
"vAarrao, I, whose SIRE sLyibruinska, stands unrivaled in the
great wool growing Austraiias, his fleece weighing in the grass,
ssght yi %sasssas'' ~s s.sa purchased saa:ssr y pS Sa%es %rs shs E hss.' for s1 sssS.
@yAocERo" was shorn in Honolulu un Ter two years old, his
fleece weighing thirteen pounds. His present fleece challenges
Lo.zadn. Spe ncer s. Co. having just received per
or order ,.. from n, Germany ~, ss%. pure uSes sa asss2s, can M. now dispose Of part
Australian breeder, James Aitkin, ESQ., and having made ar
Tsnse.s w%, do to IMP . the ss, pa ise;r animals a a 5esar srow OF, Of eS seadsS,
Fleece. 3m,
FEATHERS! FEATHERss
DER "EM "A SMALL o OF q
u Pehor Bonnet Bonnet, Feather Of various kinds and cOors.
12i-a c. A. & II. 2. POOR.
NAVIGATION.
I servations, and every branch necessary for an accomplished
S Navigator taught IN the most 'h0r'us 6a aa Prs sMfTH manner
11a-am' Residence. Kukui street, opposite Mr.. LEVERS
PRESERVED VEGETABLES.
EAsEs PRESERVED VEGETABLES,
Brandy Fruits, daily expected to arrive per clipper
IRs4f cMAs. BREWER. 2D.
BREAD:!
HOURLY per "syren,.
IL SO Casks Bread, in whalemen's casks,
100 Cans Wafer Bread, a new and superior article
ues Q emass BREWER, 20.
BLANKETS. SC.
b FLANNEL and Hickory Shirts, to arrive per clipper ship
.syren." For sale by
PAINT, &c.
EyTRE o PAINT,
Fire Sand,
to arrive per clipper ship "syren,' for sale BY
Is[d CHAs. BREWER. %.
SUGARS.
HALF BOXES E. BOSTON No. I CRUSH
Half boxes East Boston formulated Sugar. 2
T" Loaf Sugar. hourly expected to arrive per clipper
11o-f cHAs. BREWER, IN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAILS.
IN CASES METAL, assorted Sizes
~ 30 boxes composition nails;
11e-a For sale by CHAs. BREWER, 20. J
u fSr .as E ! diss a5'hf f ehas. pk ssHWhfki Il.
SHEATHING FELT.
10 ROLLS sUPERiOR SHEATHING FELT,
I1 49, a ne" article for sale BY cnAs. BREWER. an.
~ HOP
IN SMALL BALES, best quality, to arrive soon per
i clipper ship 4syren.' for sale BY |.
IRON, &c.
L shorty per "syren'"by u w
CoOPERs, PUNCHING MACHINES.
'1 nsa cnss. i FEWER y a..
EvoRCE PUMPS. .s.sssd sizes, bates. patterns, with
q hose and fixtures complete, hourly expected per clipper
Ils.sf cHAs. REwKR IN.
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Harper's Weekly"

AAdI pCI ,
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.-SUBSCRI.
IN bers to HARPERs WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, are
notified that the Club Lis. for 1859 is now open. The list
will be forwarded to New York some time in October. as sub
scriptions begin January / and early notice is now given, that
subscribers on the other Islands may be enabled to make their
remittances in season. Such names only as are prepaid viii be
forwarded. Th> terms to those embraced In the Club List are
Sc so for One Years Subscription!
Each subscriber having to pay, in addition, the Hawaiian post
age. This is one of the cheapest papers published, and gives
more general satisfaction than any other, which may be inferred
from the fact that it has nearly two hundred subscribers on these
Islands. t117-2m1 Address II. NJ. WHITNEY.
Views of Honolulu!
Ii PERSONS OR RESIDING
"A on these Islands, should not fail to send a set of G.. H.
Burgess Views Of H0nOlulu to their friends abroad,
as they viii convey by far a better idea of the Scenery, Habits,
Customs, etc, of this place, than any works or prints ever pub
lished. To be had Of E. BURGESS,
Hl1S-f Paint Shop, on King street, near Fort.
CHAIRS I CHAIRSIy
lust RECEIVED per "Young Greek, ~ from Boston,
- an assortment Of Chairs, consisting Of
Bay State Office, Ladies' Dining, Wood Seat Office,
Baltimore Cane, Lafayette do,
Ball Top Grecian Gold Stripe, do do do Curl Maple,
Cane Back Rocking, Ball Top Grecian Bird Eye.
Cane Back Nurse, Wood Seat, Childrens Rocking,
Chiidrens Peg Arm Dining, do do Hole, &C, &c, &C.,
a For eae by
1871 A. P. EVERETT.
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Any man who processes 20 understand all
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absurdty upon
the public. On the same principle, any medicine which pro-
fesses TO cure all diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf.
dence, and should at once be denounced as a quack nostrum.
The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have eleven different medicines,
each adapted TO its peculiar disease and time has proved, be-
yond a question, the efficacy and certainty Of these preparations
Their list comprises the following medicines:
Grefenberg Vegetables Pills3
Marshall's Uterine Catholicons
Grefenbcrx arsahariiIa
GreEcnbcrg Pile Remedy;
GrefenberS Dysentery Syrup;
Green M0untain Ointment;
GrefenberS Children's Pauacea;
GreEcnberg C~ensumptive' Balm;
G~reEenberg Eye Lotion3
G~refenbcrg Fever and Aguc Remedy3
G~refcnbcrS Health Bitters:
GrefenberY Manualsof Health.
For sale by S. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGTON l. CO.,
l22-om Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The Grefenberx Vegetable Pills nre
Considered the standard Pin Of the day, and are infinitely
superior to any Pill before the public. They Operate with
out irritation on all the excretons, purging the blood by the
bowels, liver, kidneys and skin.
MARSHALL,S UTERINE CATHOLICON,
an infalIIbe remedy for all diseases of the womb and urinary
organs, weakness in the back, pain in the breasts, nervousness
debility, etc. In California and Oregon, out of more than a
thousand cases where this medicine has been used, it has in no
single instance failed to give permanent relief or to effect q GER
tain cure.
The G. rnfcnberx Medicjues are for sale by
S. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGTON 4 CO,
122em1 Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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They Are i'm Town +!

AND AZ BE SEEN At Thea
IN CORNER OF PORT AND HOTEL SIS. SAEeo
S A superior lot Of Partisan SPRING. @H&S
AASEAT and the workman-AN
ship has been executed by the most skillful artists, no pains
having been spared TO make them what they really are, in every
sense Of the word-AS EASY Riding SADDLE.
Aiso-New styles If LADIES SADDLES, WHIPS, etc, be-
sbies n large stock Of English, American and Spanish Saddles;
Harness, double and single; Collars and Hames; Carpet Bags
and Leather ysIises; Sole. Pump and Rigging Leather.
12 If b. Al. ROBINSON.
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SHIPS ACCOUNTS.
MASTERS OF WHALESHIPS WHO De-
1v4 sire assistance In the making mp Of their accounts, WIN
please call on the undersigned. Who vnl give his Immediate at-
tenfion to business entrusted 70 him. Once at the "Saflo1'
Home" ln5-HI GEO. wuLnA3fas
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COOPERS' PUNCHING MACHINES.
~OOPERS' PUNCHING MACHINES.
CA.pers' Truss Hoops, hourly expected per clipper shfr
'.Syren," EET4@ t.for sale by
i1o-tf CHAS. BREWER %.
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Ntn advertisements.


Just Received per Yankee!
VENNY LIND CAKES. FRESH APPLE
Il glass. For sale by c. L. RICHARpS & co.
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Notice.

NEW
ED SACR SAL
IN mon. IN large and small packages just in per Yankee, and
for sale by lt22-f1 T.. A. & H. 2. POOR.
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OErrrgrRY.-rrErH sxrBAOrxr IN rKN srCONDE
~ without he srshics pals, ~ new snd original pro
freezing This admirable system h prsrtoei sy
only, References given, N required
DR n. q. DURKIN, sss Canal street, near wooster
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DENTTsTRY.

A frIFfCrAJ TEETH INSERTED WITHOUT METAL
IA plate clasp II quarters lighter than other
material and can be over the Old roots without bs
slightest pain, and warranted 10 give satisfaction Teeth hed
With newmateral the color the natural teeth The beat
OF reference given required. Or g. DoHKrN 363 Canal
street, Wooster.
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SPORTING.

CPoRrING-1@ WILLIAM sTRKxr BAsEwEyr
sale me largest and smalles-tbe largest III bernard
dog In the city; also English black ian terrer three
pounds weight sse three black tan bitches four b.cs tan
pups four very large black doss hrse BLACK
hn doga watch oogs TRIAL. ratters ON trial. pointers and
seers on Trial Please address Henry Gardner 1866 William
diseases No cure no charge.
WATTED-A GOAT, WELL TRAINED TO HARNESS.
w INQUIRE imns distey, st 10 Union place.
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I,Hg srIErDTp AsD rAvoRrrH PIEAennr a. anr

Lhhsh compiessy found WITH fun ssis of roior. sv~r
rss curtains &c nav be chartered for eyensslors az.
70 ne espain Ga board, Al Fulton street on Ai. sret
docs, Brossyn. " Au'""' WV
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EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANKa-rAR an
~ cents each way-rhe large and commodlous rssraer
OHIO capt Furguson, will make regular rips y he
hshng banks on Tuesday, nh Thursday 7s Friias 7st
$3.50. so rees slip a. ss and pier Norn rivei Mss NJ
bsnd accompanies the boat Meals ali haurs an ~ r,
pean plan Wines liquors. and segars Of best quaty aravs
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CHAkrER GIRL-A vERY REsPECTAsLE rgrEt.
- htshi rsfse gil ssse ~ gsBs situat1n gsal 2.
th IsAy = tle - rec 20 refer aod thof l1f1.
~ lrsersands etT Wgrf 1eortls A. s. go fsar s ~ -
thrte dAyA ~ -
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KxCURsIONs

LrICURuoNs-rHE ConnoDIUs sTE AxBoAT VAST
II lsgrON Capt Thos Joces- and bsrges JHrFERsCN
and BALYmORk, In thorough order be chartered h,
excursions reasonable terms Also, email ur
yish bsrFs, A. reduosd price Apply 70 A. VAN WIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-24
g0faL 9RtetligRutR.

IHE WEATHER grows warmer BY deoreea The
nights have shaken off their chill, and the days
begin to baak again in the full malignty of saia.
mandrine heat. Yesterday was as hot AZ anv rea
aonahle salamander could have desfred-at least in
tnose sunny spots which the cool September breezes
failed TO fnd
IHs FEVER RETURNS Of the Board OF Health yes.
terday, showed mortality Of 50 for the twentv.iour
hours ending Wednesday noon, throughout The citv.
This showed decrease OF 80 from the nreyfo1s
twenty.four hours. We consider it, however anc.
tuaton, not an actual decrease
NOTHING IN IT.-The bellringng Yesterday morn.
ing meant fire, but had no fire for an eycusa The
alarm charged to the bell Of the Second District
lookup which on several other occasions lately hos
gone off halEcocked The officer seems to keep it set
on hairtrigger. VIII he not, for the acconmoda
ton of the remen, citizens people, inhabitants, pop
ulaton, and folks generally, let the bell rest On
hard trigger hereafter?
FoCSD DRowSED.-This was the Coroners verdict
yesterday, over the decomposed body Of an unknown
white man, found floating down the river opposite
Drsnlnes street. The body appeared to be that of
steamboat hand or levee laborer having on it blue
Wooien shirt, blue cotonade pants, and leather belt
round the waist.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTIyG.-Polceman Tr1xiIlo ar.
rested man named Martin Brown, in the Fourth
District, night before last Brown resisted him vio-
lently, beating him and choking him. The officer
drew his revolver, and in the effort to shoot Brown
shot negro slave who was standing close by, dan
gerously, it is reported. Whose slave it was we did
not hear.
srIcrDE.-The Coroner was yesterday called to
hold an inquest the body of George Bytell, an
Fnrishrnan go YEARS of apa Fonnd 5aa1 in b;s ~,or,
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Popular Rlogrnphles.


Translated from the New York Humorist.I
DRACo, Mayor of Athens, owing to the severity
with which he carried out the Connecticut Blue
Lars just being introduced in bis time such as clos
ing all the musical beer saloons in Athens forbidding
sacred concerts, and the like, became so unpopular
with the German and Irish element in Greece, that
when he ran second time for office, he broke down,
and was obliged to emgrate to Maine.
EsAU. Very little is known Of this gentleman,
save that he wore an immense beard, AS Esau
means red this fact would seem to indicate that
he was Republican in his political views He was so
proud of this beard, that he wes never shared but
once, l. E., by his brother Jacob
FAUST, a Swabian Of the Middle Ages, made ex
taordinary progress in the Black Art as appears Of
his son Faustin, who became Emperor Of Hayti.
Faust was first carried away by the devil, but was
reserved for a more cruel fate by falling into the
hands of divers poets and tTanslators.
EUROPA, (not to be cOnfounded with Europe .
50 east, long. 36 7-7l north at) A young lady
who by free use Of the Flam of a Thousand Bowers
and by reading The Art Of Beauty, became so good
looking as to attract the love Of Jupiter, who, by
passing himself off on her for an English gentleman,
gave rise to the fable that she had received attentions
from a Mr.. Bull.
ErKIPIDEs, q Greek dramatist, who insted of fol-
lowing the example set by his colleagues, SOphoces
and .Esclylus, took to writing sensation pieces, !"
after French models, such as The Poor Of Athens
F." Pop Corn in Corinth, etc. He was severely used
up by the critics, for whom he cared very little,
being devoid of shame