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81 WASHINGTON HOTEL, Sfsa
Ell Corner OF Main and second streets, I'll
OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

TINEIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
Il nection with and part Of the "Washngon lIotr"
large two stOTy buupg ~ BY 90 feet, ny ~hlch Is
enabled 70 prOVde the travelling public with larger
numher Of capacOus. comfortable and exoellently
tlsted apartments than he ah r5ed by any other
public house In Washington Territory. An Idea Of his
ability 10 accommodate the public my be ndgedrom the
fact that the h0te Contains twenty-five private rooms
Exclusive Of family aparmehts) S Of which large
drawing rooms 5r paTi0rs.
thankful 10 The public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 the proprietor aud having thus enlarged
upon his former business he fee ndent be der
the Njnurn Of strangers with him eomfprtabr and plea
sIu aud NJ pains shall he spared u set his tale well
Nc any in Ike business Beds and bedrooms furnished 10
such as may desire them.
Board by the day and week.
go1d stable is attached 10 this establishment which
will be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
0LYSTIA, Dec, t'h, 1857. sly
, 1859-05-06

The Puget MN Co., at reekalet, W. t.,
w rood chOpperS sawyers TeamsterA and Contractors
or getting logs. J. P. KELLER
16-n Agent for PUGET ilill Co.
, 1859-05-06

In the Gazette Of the 2sth ut We find the trial,
before the Court Of Sessions, Of an individual Of
some note mot very reputable, however, from San
Francisco, called Brockey, for robbery. lie was
acquitted.
George Hunter Cary, Esq, Of the Chanccry
Bar Of London, has been appointed Attorney Gen.
sral for British Columbia.
The shipment Of gold dust by the last two
steamers amounted to about 100000.
The Fort Yale correspondent Of the Gazette.
under date Of the 25th April, says that ION Union,
American, Puget Sound, Victoria, and Hills Bars.
good wages are made; and upon the latter, which
works forty sluice heads Il is safe to put down
the receipts at $4,000 per day, or s42, 900 per
week clear Of all expenses. A few sluices are
taking out from $500 to $500 per day each; one
miner, on Hills Bar, who has been laid up with
sickness for some time, says his share has paid
him 500 per day for the last month, he hiring q
man to work in his place. ! think Hills Bar more
nearly resembles the richer bars Of California in
its general features, location, &C., than any have
seen on this river, and induces the opinion that
the gold is there deposited by the downward
tending current"
The same writer says that the town Of Fort
Yale numbers l52 houses.
, 1859-05-06
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MATTHEW p. BURNS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocULIsT,
olIlco next door to Pacific House, Main street,
Olympia.
nR. NJ. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
~ the citizens Of Washington Territory and vaneouVers
Island or the liberal patronage which he has received during
the Ave DR. Burns offers his services all who
affected with chronic disease Of the Urehra and Bladder and
for that formidable disease structure Of the UrehFa and chronic
diseases Of the Eye and Ear lie be consulted gratis every
Friday IN hs Office Office hours from to IAN Persons
suling him from distance will be faithfully attended 70.
Charges moderate.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
Thorn Compound Extract NJ Copaba and Sarsapara for
the Of Gleets Gonorrh9a, Structures and Whites.
Rseys Compound Extract Of Buehu, for diseases Of the
Urinary organs such as srangury, Gravel Geet, Lucorha
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &c.
Dr. w. p Burns solid Extract Of Copavia, Cubebs and saF
aaparla. which needs recommendation, Is fav0rably
known In Washington Territory for the last six years. and b
warranted TO the worst In two TO I've days
Dr. Bunss Remedy for old standing daeaAes Of the bones
and liberation Of the throat caused BY impurities Of the blood,
and certain remedy and the best known the Faculty
Of Medicine In Europe and The United States e5:n
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Making a total loss TO the Company, in those
six places of nearly sin 0OO

Making a total loss TO the Company, in thcse
six places Of nearly $4,000.
But as this may be deemed partial state.
ment, have prepared table showing the profit
and loss account of this company with Ohio, for
hTty1foar years, and l find it is out Of pocket
in Ohio, over and above all receipts, the sum Of
S23, ,775Os
THE table was read to the House, but is omit
ted on account Of its ength1
Thus it will be seen that this company has
done business in Ohio for thirty-four Years
paid all its losses promptly, making thousands
happy, and yet it is actually loser in Ohio of
nearly 900. Then add TO this the fact that
the company expends in Ohio about $4,000 a
year for printing, offices, agents and attending
to its western business, which does not enter in
to this estimate, and it shows that the s ate aud
her citizens have been drained by this company
with vengeance
l have some other interesting statements here
which could read to the House. but do not
desire to prolong this discussion.
In Cleveland, have shown by the letter Of
Mr.. Bigelow, the amount of insurance paid by
foreign companies in the last five years, and also
that the loss sustained by our people by reason
of foreign companies, has been triling, il any,
and think Thave also demonstrated that the
home capital is totally inadequate to supply the
people of the State with insurance upon their
property aaoat or ashore, and as a consequence
we must rely upon these very foreign companies
! to supply the demand
But to demonstrate more fully the entire in
| adequacy Of the home capital of the State, !
read to the House table prepared at the Au.
ditor's office, showing the amount of the entire
listed home capital of the State, with the
amount Of taxes paid on the same; also a table
showing the amount of foreign capital listed,
and the amount of taxes paid; also table show.
ing the number of foreign and domestic compa.
MES represented in the different counties Of the
State:
Companies.
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1usnraute agents.
HARTFeRD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

or HARTFORD. CONN. '
safpIas O"p.la' - s220,9gQ
Asaets, Jan Ist, 1859 9os 555
Ihis Company has complied with the laws of the
several states 10 which tits doing business
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Coal 2630 h., o. aioo oci 10 iio; i.'..'.lOV

Coal 2b2O ihs, ar 21-lO0 feet TO the H. ~ 80
This last test satisfied M th,t ,y ,.,t ho.,. 49,. 49,
work uf 6F hns ass lbs Coal M rour h,'ys s W. IA
IRON e eul lbs Coal produced g5l bnsbels oke or
i-luu bushels Coke 60 bushel o Coal mo Coke s yeTv
anu bright a. peculiar satisfaction to our so-
ed as good asauy we Nuke NFF'''
On ts whole we were highly pleased Will the Sterling
SCueI We JUNK It will make more Gus thnn he Frie
Sus VI " gonu quality, aud make easter The Yield OF
1se l5 9t as gred os from the Ere Goals but We think
~ otltT article ~ lar Ms it have uot nut his
statement In as good shnne ts mght baye i5S l, ia
sets Meh arg o any value here and you can nrsnge
70 tutt lUuuct. Haste INV nhoi0gy w ~ ' -e'
Another year you an be hkey 10 6nd fnvori with a,s
menis, SO. Yours Verv irfiv ''''' 'i ou"i pay
GEO " PARSONS cunr
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FFeeman A Kellogg,
No 2i1 Superior Street.
ARE NOW OPENING "HElH
IA Spring stock OF
plain Block silks
II Black Silks
Black Venetian silks an,
Black Gro DeEpsom hiiAt'
HiRak Bayadofe SILKS
Solid BaYadeTu Nike
Cheue Rayadero silks,
Fhpcy Bay udeTo silks,
o,tt .ra yy,ol y.tepclas TChsuo luid silks
PLAID aud Check Valonoiaa, Fancy Plmd allA''
BayadeTe Nalenchs, flAlh nli4t,
p0ul Dc Cherer6, kaN eiilAli am.
Cr1ss oven, k0ulaIg rddl'ees4i..
shawl Mariuo. hlschuh ~ -.
Pierce Patout BuEtlH, hofuiA HHAl
Stella hhnWlat
Muuttlla shawln,
Cashmere EhhWs,
,t--- putsut HlshUpEt
Nt' All-Wt OF Delaines
hNI4Iis plnlu Dolainef,
AAstv,556 ~ ao,is Figured Dea mes,
Efubtnideuoe, hfeheA fAitHt
skeleton Sktnat hntilsh ttiht4,
Household Goods, oinBhAml
Motions q ankindA FREEMAN Il KaLLoGo
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Demtistrp.
REMOVAL

DR. b, +. ROBINSON HAS RE:
Wood IA four ioors Norh offho "a y ChuToh, wharo ho
viii 6o happy 10 sto a u bis ioef patrons, or any 9TH
brg who may need bis services -. -.
Cinvolaud Malchl0, te1a-mhfl'au
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Goal Df0lers
Sterling Coal.
G As P U r P Os Z s

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
w herow h for your consideration several statenents
IN regard 60 The above named Coal For
GAS PURPOSES
Il is no, e1oclled by any offered in this country We
most favorable te ms - -F
We are, yours respectfully
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lDbpsirians & 6nrgrOns.
C.I. KEELER, MI. d.,
TO ChrOlatc IllUNLttS.
He is preparsdt treat usually without med cine) the fol
lowing and analogous affections, viz

He is preparsd 70 treat usuay without med oine) the fol
lowing and analogous affections VIZ:
BRONCHITIS with irritable threat, and weakness and
h1arseness of voice ia speaking aud singng a.,
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bleedigg ~
the lungs, pain shornes5 Of breath ana papoh OF me
DERANaEMENr OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
ton acidty collapse" atnness, dull dragging
pains tho sides aud a gone feeling, which are ag
Rrayated erecting the body - - =. -, .
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS
with constipation, chronic diarrh@a, proapsus AM and
'UiuNARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
iucOntnent and painful urnutona,
SEMINAL WEAK NESSES which II not arrested, 10
generally Ond TO insanity and physical Iuin,
SPINAL DERANGEM ENfB; with curvature, inequali-
ties 0f the hips aud shoulders, ungacetul gait and pain
and Of the back which, # not arrested tend 10
their increase and TO consumption -,, Il
HERNIA radical effected Ion new prlncipel By
means OF lis new combinali5n Brace truss, ,,,,.,
TIES with ooldness, numbness heaness ana s"ehhs' 90
Mo do9nng Of young LADIES' with peaked shoulders aud
large and sharp shoulder blades and hatnes OF te ehe
which are indicative Of carly consumption pleasantly
SKIM SUPPORTERS attentou Of ladies Is called %
his combination Aud mna and Spinal shoulder Brace aha
Skirt Supporter which most OF the above affections may
be prevented and relieved che form and bearing ~ tue
body imprngel the Wsight Of the skirts held away ro
the stomach tnvuds out OF tho city should inquire hy
letter whoa Dr. B may he seen ,,
The medical profession are invited 70 e1alue MS sugl-
cal devices ia
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Real estate A9tutp.
BmiI0ers & ArfbitfftS.

BROOKS S. G. q E. W., BUILD
ID ERS. Alst Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, SASH
Brackets and all knds OF Scroll Saving and 0othio WORK
Particular attenu paid to Fitting Up Stores Factory
Dvision-st Centre Block Cleveland. o. noll-c3l
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is n
Good Physician by his Successful Work,
To the Consumptiye, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor
RI. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMEhlCA,
would announce the people Of Cleveland ana Fehy'
that he has thken an

would announce the people Of Cleveland ana Fohy'
that he has tAken an
once No. 113 Ontario Street.
An vim are suffering from the ab named discusses OF
~ ed complaint Of yeurs stunding are in.
ARMED thnt they can consult the Doctor - fhEb Of
6e5sd that no one win despair Of cure until the
nave eiysn the lndan Herb Doctors Medicine ai onu
" During the Dooors travels IN Europe West teaes
~ ~ Indies south America, and the Unueu hhiesi h9 ~
bsn the instrument in Gods hand, 10 restore 70
vior Thousands who gwen up ana .Aeei
,tAe IN the eminent Old bchoOi fhgsilhAsi nay
more thousands, who on the verge OF @ lhe sTssv ny.
ht.sr iVfNG MONUMENTS 70 the ludian fteip il,t9t
ht snd sue,essful treatment aad are daily exc am
Ne he day when ffst saw and paftooA u ihe
,hiu'sr Harm Duct0r's Medicine" - u N
in9 m and advice nee The poor sha
be li6eTay ISStieseveTy "Wednesday and Friday Dr. "
tB ~ ennsattd d at the Frankn House, Pear street
w. w. 69fss Saas Hoors-from A. NJ to6PM.
" dscii dEw " 81
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ALBANY GAS LIaHr Co d
Dec. 90th 1858.
am very well pleased with tho Sterling tonl fnnshe
me by you for the Albion Gas Light O. s Weld Sf las
@ @ IKE uopul the same Is that specified by the RoCh-
Westorn Coal ''''' YUAN" VI
lam in haste, yours respectfully,
+. A. sABBAToN
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/. M. JOHNSON, M, D..
HOMROPATHIST.

once IO7 sartwells Block Superior Street, Corner Sen
sca 81. Residence No III Pittsburgh ~ Cleveland o
ebIgdI 8
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" bWIdnr EELLs. eeerst,r

ALBioN Dee %, 1883
Walter O. ~ pkins ESQ Dear Sir Our works have
heen 20 optrai on one month and during that time vs
nave used none cher than the SoTBE Coal purrhH,sd of
you Tue ius thus far pronounced y those corn
pc ent 70 iud tho nutter 10 be- equal 10 the usual
eNhhuMu fOuts respectful w.
V. v. BULLOCK
Superintendent Albion Gas Ii Co
For further information applyto
n, BUTTS a. CO.,
hHIl''Slu-5o Cleveland, OHIO.
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Al Western ,s Bsnoh ONCE at Chicugo H.. through which
western AMI Fo1tH wsstsydl 9leaay n the Western, Horl
WI IngNSBuRY, Generai Agent y pcsiiins in
This Company has Egenoies 10 ibs ~ - ann Snl AHo'
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ail these companies amounts to only the sum
Of 1892, ,77S O., a sum which is not equal TO the
surplus capital Of the Htna Insurance Com.
pany Of Hartford, Connecticut, oper and abops
~ original capital stock The assets Of the
Franklin Company Of Philadelphia, equal in
amount ti0ics he tardbis assets Of all the do.
nestle companies in Ohio, as appears from the
Auditors report for 1858. There are several
other companies that might be named, that
might almost be placed in the above catalogue
The Home Of New York; Continental of
New York. Hartford Of Connecticut, and others
will not take time to mention IL is true that
the taxable assets Of our homo companies, ne
reported at the Auditors office, do not give
fair estimate Of their real wealth. but I
have no other data upon which to base my
estimates
But the gentleman says "these foreign com
panies drain the State Of It's wealth, - and p ur
itinto the laps of the Eastern capitalists. Let
us see.
have the statement Of one company before
re, that has done business in Ohio for thirtv.
fUe years allude 70 the ErNl Of Hartford.
From its profit and loss account with this
State l extract the following take hrst its
losses over and above receipts, at few points:
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GobQtto N1o Gi0ats.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
eb Wholesale and Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, in Hewus Stogm Power Block, West ST.
near Canal Basin, Cleveland, Ohio. oo25dlN lt2l
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"gnce q passage Of tho act regulating iooisn lusur-
snce Companos one Com any doing business undtn
in Cleveland has failed not single loss mas been resisted
SAVING m cases legally allowable and these latter uro ycrT
few brryo the duckets viii not show more lhhn Two
now on rCcuui -.. .-....-, .......-,.., a.
ths city is 537 735 This capital W held, not IN sioc
nstes but the best Eusein tecuriesj every dollar Of
which could bo realized u neediuli lu thry days
notice lnaddlton 60 this umpo security, we present uw
gives authority la Of suit To demand OF the Company
deposit n Of double the amount Of claim, or re-
tontiOn he andsO Of al the agents n the state luHna
srnisee 6f every dollar o. premiua received by the
while tho suit Is pending il not hs ample security 20
the policy hOldeTi OF the benefits ~ this city directly
there but few property h'dera Of any note but can
S20O1 Of foreign insurance capital s directly inyesl
In bonds and nnTRago Gle Yeand and loans % business
mou hliu3uB " dUl'Wt wnTth VI prupory annuity is
guaranteed 10 owners by these same 0fegn companies
eity has been SG9I 75f4s Over s40000 covered BY
cmpanles nrsanized OF tho stute, ana not dollar
remains now la 6usp6uso-this within hyo youTs. Ono
COMPANY alone the Etna Insurance Compiuy Of Hart
ford ConnoclGut hes peid ~ ihe ~ ono since De
cembor 9 1873 sf310l60i 90 lsbatn ChncJthe they
Daid for one coHhg.ton STA Di o. every dollar Of which
was puid within thirty dnis after the hro We're tull sta
scs gathered Of the losses OF all fore go Insurance Com
nantes Ia Ohio would not tha record show that thgy hnl
bought Tho right TO ho al least received on the Individual
rne port vessel tonnage Of this poTt R1no ~ one ton
m aqs as tntof the State OF MaEachusett andit vuluQ
tTcsods tOl 0l0 Every dollar Of this must 30 covered
by Insurance security 70 owners hnd 20 builders tha
az lI OO eyeri dollar Of which subject Of insurance
~ these foreign Insurance companies, feie now
R roupb mauneT haze summed property u ulia, Oui
cty large proportion OF which 10 subject @ tnslfunce
and must have facilities 10 insure a. least 4lbtJl 90 II
Where afo the domestic oompaGies 10 do Ut Whefo thG
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Q. . hUssEY, lInlskhl J. q. mUgsEY. aEo. siscIafl
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In connection with this letter, ! beg also to
read some extracts from letter written me by
Mr. IL H. BigeIow, Of Cleveland, clerk IN
Foreign Agency Office Of that city. 1t ID true,
that he is interested directly against the passage
of this bill, but the letter is so well written, and
the facts therein contained so interesting, that
must trespass upon the time of the House TO
read them :-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-07
WHY do YOU TARRY!

Why does the Gazette persist in re-
tusiug to define its position in relation
TO the slavery platform Of its Germa"
ally, Der Demokrat: The triumph Of
RepabIic anism in Iowa was achieved by
the German Republican vote. Had II
not been for the aid received from that
quarter, American Kcpublicanism would
have been iL a most miserable minority.
In obedience to tho teachings Of the
Republican leaders the Germans have
.cmed it incumbent upon them to
make an open profession Of their politi-
cal principles. But where now are those
who, before the election, Rugged and
kissed and kissed and Rugged them
Owl-like they look wise and say moth
ing. "Is this the entertainment to which
"the Gsrman Republicans were invi-
ted?
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE GREAT AlR-SHIp.-The public
exhibition Of The big balloon, its machin
cry and outfit, commenced on Monday
at the Crystal Palace square, and attract
ed large number Of visitors. The car
life boat and the equipments, are in the
large tent which faces the entrance on
Sixth Avenue. Tie car is very strong
wicker basket about six feet 10 diameter
and four feet high, with hole in the
bottom, through which access may be
had bv ladder 10 the boat below. This
boat is one of Francis metallic pattern,
very broad, deep, and strongly built,
with large lockers for provisions and
water. The stern is fitted out with q
sea rujder only but, previous to the
ascension, a long srial ruddcr will be
added, which it is hoped, will, like the
tail Of a bird, assist in controlling the
movements OF the balloon. The fan
wheel for elevating and depressing the
balloon without discharging ballast OF
letting out gas, is rugged up in the bow
of the boat. 1t was the original inten.
ton Of Prof. Lowe to turn the wheel,
which is gesrcd like screw propeller,
by four horse power Ericsson engine
but this part Of the plan has been sban~
doned, for the reasons that the engine
would be necessary, as the wheel can b }
cas- " worked by hand when its assist.
ancc is needed, and FIRE on board would
cndanger the safety Of the balloon. The
engine is very pretty piece Of workman
ship, and weighs odIy 5s5 pounds; bnt
its room is great deal better than it.
company on such an excursion. One Of
the most useful little adjuncts OF the
balloon is a lime stove. in which heat il
developed by tho contact OF water with
lime. This will not only keep tho
voyagers from freezing, but will do their
cooking on a small scale. Boiling and
roasting can be neatly performed by il
at the same time. The stove wss
invented by Mr.. Gsger, the aronaut, and
presented by him to Prof. Lowe.-N
4. Journal Of Commerce.
@ Mad. Lind G ,ldschmidt In.
been singing in Dublin with Signor Bel.
lett'. 1t appears certain that she IL dc.
term'ned to return to public life. Otto
and the children are powerless against
the foot lights.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-07

ppou them. But this We do say if
there can be any possible or conceivable
excuse for the disturbances with which
that devoted city is afflicted, the opposi-
ton party need only to recur to their
experiences when they were in a mi
nority 10 find, il not justification for, at
least paliation OF, their acts; and we
say, further, that if Baltimore must be
governed BY ruffianism and violence, We
prefer the lufiianism of the native citi.
zcns to that OF any Of the Irish that ever
were borG."
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FL Ot "A rrtval
OF
ID DOTS AND HOES
-. - u T II =.

NO. 3 HOLLIS BLOCH,
IS now RECEIVING HIS FALL AND WIN
i ter stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, 70
which he invites the examination os customers.
have large and full assortment OF all grades
Of goods, both common and fine, adapted 10 city
and country trade. think without exaggera,ion
"a very common habit with Boot and Shoe men
new-s-days) have the largest and best assert
ment ever offered in Davenport. have most Of
my staple goods manufactured expressly for my
own trade, and can warrant them in quality equal
to tho BEST As to prices, don't profess 10 give
them away, neither try to compete in prices With
those second or third rate goods. Ny aim is T.
keep FIRST cla,s goods, end sell them NJ the lowest
living prices SANFORD SUITS.
aug26 II
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- We will take great pleasure il

- We will take great pleasure in
furnishing the critic Of the Gozette with
. copy Of an improved addition OF Web
ster's Illustrated Unabridged English
Dictionary, % soon as We can procure
at least two more engraved cuts; one
representing tree bearing luscious fruit;
the other the sun casting its rays upon
the moon, which are thence reflected to
the Garth. by this means we hope to
give him an idea Of the meaning Of the
terms pendent and Opaque. Maoen
discanf.