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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-28

TIE RIFLEs.-We understand that this corps will
parade on Monday next, at Kewalo the country
seat OF the late Mr.. Piikoi. His Majesty will appear
on the occasion as Colonel for the FIRST time in public.
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1Since the above letter was written, "
heard that the lava stream has reached II
destroying five native houses. At frt I
only about ~one-eiglith of IA mile in width.
since widened to about half a mile .wide.l
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PRoLIFIc.-Mr. Holstein informs us, that one ker.
mel OF rice grown by him produced 50 ears, yielding
about i've ounces of grain. Can South Carolina beat
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SuARKs.-A correspondent wishes us to notice the
fact that sharks in great abundance-some accounts
say thousands crowd about the shore near Kawaihae,
where the lava ran into the sea, and also inquiries
the reason of ii. We can assign none, unless they,
like the biped race. prefer a warm bath to a cold
one. 1t is possible. also. that they. like the afore-
said bipeds. prefer their food cooked to eating it raw.
In either case, it is an interesting subject of inquiry,
and we pass it over to some of our naturalists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04

uo-ace Greeley arrived at Leavenworth. in
Nr . the 18th of May, where his interview
Es1ss, sarJer ruf6ans Is thus referred to by q cor
in ' En- Of the Boston Tfsselier
rse.n crseley, of course, attracts much attention.
: equipped for travelling, viii the IN
sd J. -bite coat which has become Synonymous for
s s5sss Greedy, = .1 red d, .e osis :, comforter ms5s i. wrapped rape
rana : md a low crowned, black, farmer-looking
st Sa't he back Of his head a he certainly r. 2 .hym makes al SUI, up
rT r eoud detect some sly glances to his panta-
'snt "a see whether one leg was not higher than the
brs .soarh the curious in this respect were disap-
drE, While in Leavenworth he was introduced
Fanett acted 9 whiIom' border ~rnfians yet left in
. nu Lecompte Eastin Of the Herald, Mathi-
ts'e 49, Speaker of the House of the second
y goase Of Representatives, Colonel Isaacks,
y s,ssrs. made his acquaintance. Many free state
% - stood by were contrasting in their own
rsn he smiling countenances Of these fellows,
s y ~ reception they would have given Mr.. Greeley
80 years since
c-E,ors have better memories than debtors : and
-. are 4 superstitious sect, great observers of
~ and times.-Frankiin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04

/Any Man who Processes to understand all
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absurdity upon
the public On the same principle, any medicine which Fro
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 eiveen different medicines,
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved. be
You'd a question, the efficacy and certainty of these preparations.
Their list comprises the following medicines:
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLIcoN;
GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
GRKFENBERG PILE REMEDY
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
GREFENBERG CHILDREN's PANAcEA;
GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM;
GRkFENBERG EYE LOTION:
GREFEsBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY;
GREFENBERG HEALTH BTTTERs;
GREFEyBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH: \
For sale by S. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents. REDINGTON & co.
122-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. !
1.-THE Graefenber@ Dy-cntery Syrup.-This
! extraordinary article is a speedy and infanible remedy in
Diarrhra, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum
and Asiatic Cholera, if taken with the fnt symptoms of
the disease 1t 5 purely vegetable in its compound.
Graefenberg Children's Panacea-For Summer
true worth can never be set forth in words, but it can be felt and
mother should be without it.
The Grsfenbcrg Medicines are for sale by
5. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGTON x CO,
I22-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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Afiu AAbrrtisfmlents.
July Term, 1859.
lis HEREBY ORDERED. THAT.

- rs THAT. IN
,.r5 1ctjous hereafter to be tried in this Court. III iudo-
! - h rendered in favor OF the defendant, he shall take
- ar hs costs. and the attorney OF record for the plain
sas1 b pessouaIly responsible TO the Clerk for the costs
= H. plaintiff only Judgment shall be given in favor
-. rtHndf he shall take Judgment for his costs, and the at
leurf for the defendant shall be personally responsive
go or the costs made by the defendant only.
= ,svsaI cases. the appellant shall be regarded as the plain
= ~ appener as the defendant, for the purposes Of this
a hereby further ordered That, in all original civil
= ar debt 0rupOn contract Of trover or replevih. hereafter
- IN this Court unless the plaintiff shall recover the
"a east one hundred dollars, hs shall not be entitled to
- hr costs But this rule sha1not apply to cases where
r-i15rs 1eusani IS reduced by the proving OF a set-of. not
80 have been received in payment Of the specific demand
xbrh the suit i brought
80 - hereby further ordered That the rule adopted at
II 10y Term. 1852. be and is henceforth modified. in so.
- 6nirnsnf shall not be entered up by the Clerk, except
= -fFn male in open Court or .efore a judge at cham
+ M notee to the opposite party By order Of the court
JNO. u.
vE- Clerk.
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advertisements

g. BREW I'd,
SALE THE FOLLOWING
wei-seiected Cargo, for the Fan season, expected to
RADuGA S 81" next, by the American clipper ship
SALES TO ARRIVE WILL BE MADE.
Dry Goods.
Bales s blu shse,ias, sa1ss n Ma mel c;;s s ssni,
oases hickory shirts, Bales bales p sT R. de Gay aenims'
Bales a-bushei bags, Gases : 9 asnim pants ss1s.
Bales buriaps,
Boots, Shoes and Leather.
MEMS ss ssss s,i f Ss,s ssSs ;;s.,
Mems ennameIed brogans,
Men. patent leather shoes, sewed and pegsed,
Mems thick boots,
Russell bride leather,
Rigging leather.
Saddlery.
Buggy harness, English brides.
Worsted halters, Roller surcjngIes
Bone and silver whips, Twig whips,
Buggy shafts, lCuried hair.
Groceries.
Eases lard, Gases salad cream.
asks butter, " tomato ketchup,
Tins es sasts Corn meal. q srssn peas
Tins Belmont -four. " salmon.
Half bbls crushed sugar, " assorted soups,
Barrels extra vinegar, " honey.
Gases table salt. q e IpUsssr'
Gases lemon syrup, " black pepper,
Boxes 5. w. soap, " pimento.
Provisions.
Barrels es. RsiP piJ sG ss:.s. Barrels e. Chicago mess beef
Casks navy bread, Barrels navy bread,
Barrels medium bread, Casks butter, &c.
Stoves.
Boston Beauty, Nos. :, 8 and 9,
Home Treasure, Nos. ! and 8,
Perfect Treasure, No. I,
The above favorfte brands are complete, with hollow ware, &c.
Naval Stores, Paints, sc.
Barrels cotton Irvine, Mineral red.
Barrels chalk, yellow ochre,
Regs beeswax, Paris green.
tar, Black varnish,
" rosin, Gases spirits turpentine,
Sheet lead, Gases boiled oil,
Sail needles, Gases alcohol.
Ships scrapers, Cases Mystic lead,
Kegs pumice stone. leases white DENIAL varnish,
Hardware.
Iron shovels, Bars refined iron,
" Ssa1caaI IsaI pokers' Norway sSss, shapes
Handled axes, Brass-wire selves,
sh e :! s siefss. Iron @a, sissssli shove,,.
CIinch nails, spades,
b Wrought spikes, Casks cut nails.
Wrapping Paper.
Manila wrapping paper, 20 X %,
s SaFsm 11ss XXI X
Agricultural Implements.
Mule collars, Ok Jokes,
Improved cultivators, Horse hoe,
Cuitivator teeth, Planters hoes,
whippletrees, Gross bars,
Cart felloes, lSickles.
Sundries.
Cases tobacco, Casks coal, Bales wick,
Kegs powder, Solar chimneys, Horse cart,
Solar wicks, Whale boat, Nests trunks,
Kegs shocks and heads, Bales corks, OiLcask shocks,
Bales gunny bags.
COrdage.
Coils spunyarn. |
Coils houseline, i
Coils MARINE,
Coils Am. seizing,
Coils Russia ratlIne,
Coils Russia bolt rope.
Stationery.
White ruled foolscap, Government envelopes,
Blue lFlaXen cord,
Fine blue satin paper, Linen Irvine,
Commercial note paper, Pass books, (
Bath post paper, Cap ledgers, /
Long day-books, Journals,
Red tape, Memorandum books,
Tagging cards, Envelopes.
And a great variety OF articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO
One Tilbury Jumper, /
Nhaleboats, /
Assorted sizes yellow metal sheathing,
- composition nails,
Hard pine heading, I
160-tf Smooth sawed spruce clapboards.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04

EDUCATION AND FIcH,,xo p, "
every child between the aces - : law OF Prussia.
write ''I Tn 70 20 to school and learn to rs fourteen ssa
bnndrsd 1919 there were but two nsroena ana
GOO. ehil Sn0 could OF neither read nor write Rs.'02 2's n a
fourteen years.. al at,s tine s,soo; 600 between seven and
casa o,vVV out two soldiers are unabia ~ army
brine ;n, nes taking part in the war. Prnss;a In
bess inso the field 300. 900 men, in one RUSSIA sans can
=. eaacated military force in the world sense the
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Sptfial Notiffs

,b.n.s undersigned acknowiedre. wi,, =
. kindness of Messrs. D. 4. wa,ernan 7. "nh many
syire.,sr Hs,p {. the wreeked ship T@i1ig4t, and also to Gem Cen,
presenting him vsh 80 49, master Of that ship, for generously
-, -n.es proved itself to be a superior instrument, has,,' "h
- s.,u- ueVlation since leaving New Bedford. and :, n4sI =
nova, l ssa ,sa.. injured though completely capaued in ,hs =
among The - rec While deeming my vesseldoubly .ecur.
,h,. -. SoI@i Islands and insidious reefs Of the ,psc5e. -
ms acquisition I win not fail to hold in rra,efur aas.nc oy
Q62-1D JNO. NJ. BPowN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04
4 moNoLULU RIFLES, ATTENTION.,

n !. "en'ers Of the above Company are hereby no,;saa
a a'ter this date. notices for drills win No, ha So
as heretofore. NC ISSUED
~ 49,, nrns III be held at the Armory Of the Corps
EVERY SATURDAY, at s O'Clock, p. n. Per go.
JOHN ii. BROWN,
Orderly Sergeant.
Head Quarters, Honolulu Rifles
April 9, 1859. ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04
Lease of Stores at auction !!
Valuable Real Estate at Auction !

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM
~ the Supreme Court, to the guardians Of the person and
-. property Of w. G. Lunaliio, will be sold 1t public auction
on Wednesday,, the 18th day OF August, 1859, 1t ~ O'Clock "
at the Sales Room Of A. Z. Everett, the land Of PahipahiaiuA.
kooiauloa, Oahu. consisting Of about 100 acres. The land i.
suitable for grazing purposes, and contains about six acres OF
kalo iand-and is to be sold subject to a lease Of forty-two years.
sale. For further particulars apply to J. ". Al stin, over the
Post-Ohhce, or A. p. Everett D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04

,aI M'-LE PRocEEs DE RQcEAxrE Looev No
|, ahaer the jurisdiction of the supreme Co,noa - NO
Rits ,os en''ai Lodge OF France, working in the ancien, Scotch
N. an : regular meetings on the Wednesday near,
Ne ,an moon Of e~achmonth, at the old Lodge r.
visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend
tWHJ j. o. CARTER. Secre,arv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04

Per Raduga," from Boston
DUE FIRST SEPTEMBER
Blue sheeting and drilling, brown sheetings,
p. r. denims, Jewett city denims,
Cotton duck and Irvine, mems kip brogans,
Saddles with stirrups, &C., complete, whips,
Mems COW hide boots. cut nails,
Copper and iron lacks, rivets, asst'd,
Solar lamp shades and chimneys,
Whisky in barrels and kegs, casks of navy bread.
English cheese, 1900 Dbl shocks, hams,
Mess beef, prime pork, tobacco, shoe blac King,
Preserved meats, assorted, preserved oysters
Black pepper in ! fb bottles, saleratus In do, do, do,
Bright varnish, spirits of turpentine,
Chrome green, Prussian blue, chrome yellow,
Blank books. pass books, envelopes,
Letter, note and foolscap paper, &c, &c. loo-n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04

FoLf NESIAN ENCAMPMENT. No. T.
.F--Cnder the jurisdiction of the r. w. G. Lodge Of N.
onited states. The regular meetings Of this Encam,nsr, =.
ne'uo on 'e : and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month
Resident and visiting members are respectfully ;nv,ad, . -,
Per Order. C.P.
HONOLULU, Nov. 10, 1855. :,
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%POSr-OFFICE NOTICE.

Nm AND AFTER AUGUST LES, 1859, por.-
" age viii be charged ON all ISrER-IsLASD LkTrERs, except
ing such as are exempt by law, ut the following rates, viz;
Two cents for every letter weighing less than half an ounce
four cents for such as weigh more than half an ounce. aud less
than one ounce and so ON at the rate Of two cents for eneh
additional half ounce in weight.
Inter-island postage on NEWSPAPERS win be one cent each,
excepting such as are mailed from the ONCE Of publication,
which will be free. Pamphlets and bound volumes at the rate
Of one cent an ounce, or fraction Of an ounce.
All sealed packages will be charged with letter postage.
Parcels containing anything besides letters or papers, excepting
liquids in glasses or any substance injurious TO tie contents cf
mail bags, and Of small bulk, will be conveyed by mail OF the
payment Of postage at the rate of one cent an ounce, or fraction
Of an ounce, in weight
Postage must, In all cases, be PREPAID, and In the absence
of stamps, Postmasters will be authorized to receive the postage
in money. and mark such letters paid.
The mail-carrers on the various islands, all individuals and
coasting vessels, will not he permitted to carry unstampoi letters
outside the mail, excepting such as are exempt by law
The above rates of postage do not apply to letters AMI papers
received from foreign countries, but only 10 such rs are inancd
within the kingdom-the rates of foreign postage remaining as
heretofore.
II Temporary inter-island postage stamps can be procured
at the Post-offce in Honolulu, after July Is, or Of the following
persons, who are the Postmasters for the various districts la
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Ivst Received and for Sale,

nach1M needles, Grover 4 Bakers 90 90 ~ La
Zee sewing machine cotton, white, D'er
Bcf black Italian sewing silk,
Wkite embrUtdeFy silk, -~x
s'F - r. + prMoap
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-04
BUNGALOW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

HVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RES
u pectfuIly state that he is now prepared 70 furnish the
above Rooms for Balls, Private Parties. PicnioL Exhlbitior>.
Music for Professions and Balls can be had Address
J. y. A. pICKERIxG.
156tf Postudhce, HusIolniu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
TME nREEzE on sPHINc.

Il 7
Dull winter hastens TO be gone, -sG .4s-e.
He's disappearipR FAST ea
The sunny hours are coming on, .itassrsa
The steImy time is past .tl-ara ,e .i ,-'e
y The Tee no longer bind the rill,ss ucnsEel4 ,fat
7 y Nor SHOWS their nantle fling; 'l e. .snrl
- For every bleak and barren hill .s l4a,l .sfHa
.rgS Has kiasod thebrseEe Of Spring. $stN
Ihear lis mpsic In the Hondt ftY4
tiltsighs dong thevhle, 4Y = III
Whene sumuer nours In beauty stood,
II fingers in the dale;
The dfoopine snow dfop Kindly thanks
q Thewestern bEeezecf epring.S -aE-..-- -
Ali vslI,, kpotsrssre ylGlsl.trss si
Inthe lone and shady lane,
II bids its sweet blue favofites blow, 5r, ,s y
=. Itwafes ne ScwePs Of the iieid, oi sr4i 70 .1
And they their offerings, bring;
The flowers their sweetest iDeense yield,g al
a'a To scentth breeze OF Spring, ~. sss ~,
- The blaek-bird. from the hawthorn bush :.
ReDews his lively strain: y "a i.Ho = "
WOnt0pmost branches stands the bush ,p"h ft ~
is Andtpnes his thraat amain; ~ ''i 10 s,ii4
AT close of evening calm and mild, a 4r
He makes iheforest ring -
With native wood n noles'clea and Wild y -
u Heloyesthe breeze Of Spring. t-t
The robin leaves his winter friends ,s
e, For hedge-rows far away hsr fisisT
Above his mossy nest he bends, -s ~ D. -ia'gl
And pipeshis plaiDtiVe lay. g t HI p
Tho lark, uprising with the light, -a.Fy
40 On merry mountain wing
Strains all his might till out OF sight, ~ 10. Hr
And halls the breeze Of Spring.
! Ahundfed voices all the air, IS 4 f # N
Thosun shines warmly down; 81 WE s.
= Away with each ihtrudDg caro-,
And leave the gloomy town.
Come, rofim along thewood-path green.
2 Hear Natures favorites sing,
Enjoy abe sohl-enlivening scene,
And WOO the breeze offspring.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

, A Coop LAw.--Iu Flanders when the
begins its ravages on the trees,
every person is bound to destroy those on
bis own trees, to the satisfaction of pub
lie officer. or pay the cost Of having it
done BY The officer. .l 20. .1,It--
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

81 re- Il seems seems 10 me that would rather
have my heart torn fysm my body. than
TO have 9 precious passage torn from the,
sacred Book: "C Come unto ms,alljye that
labor and are heavy laden. and Twill give
YOU rest" Rev. j. N. Gregory.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
.ESTABLISHEDs in 1926

rid Of his impottupites. or thrcugh NIP;
directed. te4dsrpesss he,i psEmiiied To-
speud lhe dsy 10 ,idlepess. Very shkelyE
he object OF fbe pppjl, IS 10 sllun soma diff-r
iehlt lesson which he knows he Is not press
pared 70 rscite, whicb. NEVERTHELESS i a.
foF him 70, ,ppss over And Eaiai9
bis position in The class, The lesson is
recited By The cIass;lhe difhculies explaipsy
let and another Isssfn assigned;smbraciPa,s
however, de, principles ,,of the previous
lesson. and requiring thorough skneWl-n
edge of II 10 order 70 updsrstsnd the sns- j
ceeding one. How, i would ask ,ca4 ? pua,l
piI proceed with his class, especially after
an abstncs Of fieyersl daysg By studying
hard, in. otasr % make nP Tor bis adsense. v
l lat those scholars are absent are gsasrs. d
rrily dull and lazy. and bsve as .pReh sssi
|tbey esn doiD msip!sin their positions in |,
their classes when regulat,in Attendapoe.o
ShaiI the class febearse tie sSon for ths D
sake. OF The absent scholar? This would Y
be Impossible, and, il, possible, unreasoRas p
bic and unjust. The child. as long as II
remains 10 theclass, is source Of trouble,
and vexation to the teacher; II Is. impossi,
bic for il to learn much, and The causes are :,
al thrown on the teacher, anl he is re-
proacbet 5ith negligence and ipabiIity.7-- :
Could p irents feel The evil elects Of the q
.rregufsr Attendance Of their ChiIdrea, as: I
every teacher ,fse.s il, they would not, FOX y
every trivial cause permit their children %
be absent. Little do they imagine us e.
vii effects upon the pupil. the teacher and
the school. While they are greatly, inj1-
ring their' children, they are Increasing The. !
burden Of the teacher, already enough to
crush the ipiritof any one who has not
! learned 10 keep his sonl 10 patience. n.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

TINE What a blessed order Of natnrs. il
is that the footsteps OF time are inaudib!e
and noiseless, and that the seasons Of lie,
like those Of the year, are 50 undistin-
guishab!y brongh. on in gentle ptogres-
sion, and are SO blended. tie one with the
other, that the human being scarcely
knows. except from afaint unpleasant
sensation, that he is growing old! So
day stealslinio night through the crimson
curtains oftwilight. So the golden gates
Of dawn swing round noisslessly as the
portals Of Heaven. Even the beat Of the
heart is muffled, that We may not know
how fast Il struggles out. From ihe build,
ing Of the oak. 10 the rolling of the world,
there is no clihk of Ills machinery. There
is no noise save ofhelpless waves. or the
rent air groaning with the lightning bolt
or now and then the play Of volcano'i
valve, or the puny cries Of insects or o
men, In all this world Of ours. The pas
is dumb-lhe future silent, and the prefan
makes but slight ripple, like the trailing
ola steamer on q quiet sea. ~. s...-i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

E7 The no ira,ion Of @. L. Weller, as
POstmasterat San Francisco. has been con-
frmed by ibe Senate-after . bitter struggle
Frederick hates him. &c. II Weller isl o.
brother Of Governor Weller.ismsg9 .sil sd
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

W To gain correct acquaintance
with human nature, il is not necessary to
movo.a public or extt nsive sphere. A
more limited circle Of observation condu.
ces to greater minnteness and accuracy, =
A public mode OF life is favorable to know
ledge of manners; private. 10 knows
ledge Of character lga le.ale 'o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

EE The opposition to the confirmation
Of Mr.. Black as Governor Of Nebraska.
was on iheground that be was too intem.
perate. This was about two months sgp,-
Ever since that time be has been in this
city, Illustrating the truth Of the charges
sgqinst him, and is at the present time
reduced to q sad conditional Washington
Union. - -. LIZ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

ne Ones breeding shows itself no.
where more than ID his religion. A man
should be a,gentleman in his hymns and
praYers.--O. ". Holmes. 1a.1l q esseeil
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

New CABINET OFF1oER.-Judge Holt, Of.
Kentucky, Commissioner Of Patents. has
been appointed Postmaster General. tieS
the Hon. Avs Brown. Of Tennessee, de- :
ceaead.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

HE a beautiful oriental protetb, runs
thus with timo and patience the mul-l
berry |, Of becomes Iattin,Y How sneour-,
aging is This lesson to the patient and sde,.
spoudingl And What difficulty ois there
that Vmap should quail at when az worm
can accomplish 50 much froma mulberry
,Aaf2 - -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

GE Holland describes certain dismal
class Of people the grumblers-as sit
ting on the north side Of The tree of life
psaling wOr@y apples with q Eu,ty kaife.H
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

EwThe national treasuryis empty and
official figures shcw that the real expehdi-
tures for the fiscal quarter exceeded the
real receipts by 81. 546.144,64. The
country isrunniug un der at the fearful
rate Of $50, 600 900 per yearl And Yet
the [ emocracy, who are the responsible
party, as they have a clear msjo,ity in
Congress, refuse or neglect to take steps
which wilfreieye US Is nation from. This
pressing embarrassment. Can Democra-
oy Justify It's course when it is brought to
Judgment? &