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RECEIVED THIS Dll!
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Perry naViS PAIN KILLER.
TERS.
nr. Wcpver'. CANNER & q. X. SYRCp,
Dr.. Wer vcI's CERArI.
We will sell ON commission ths above 30 mey'
chapts on the same terms AS The mana'sc;G
Jan IS lSi4-~ PECN HAMILTON,
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IE SCANpINAYIAN BLOOD PILLS & BLOOD
nlIRlEIER.

THE StASnlNANlAN BLOOD PILLS bhtob
PURIFIER.
ESrlsNo, Wood COUNTY o., Jan. 18th lS59
pS G. W RoRACK- Dear Sri nm YOUR Agsnt
in this place and seeing your many certih Rtss nom
different parts ~ the Globe thouEht 30 test the mat
ter hy irving Your medicine son aged ninstsep,
He had been unable 20 do any work for six ycars--he
had tho rheumatism and dyspepsia Oct. II, lSb' he
weighed ~ lbs and hogan taking your medicine .--
lie isn0w in good health and SRble So walk ~ m'lcs
without injury. You at liberty to publish this II
You like, Yours truly,
2SmS J. ". RkONSoN,
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SMART Ybl,K We see that Common Pleas
Cour's are fixed for PutHsm on the very ds,s
AL three t,rmS-@ tor DaGincc THIS looks
Gkc q FludIsy lrrk, u ,s design 10 10 keep
our Wool -horss lawyers out ot Putnam, With
,hc.r lam.usiions over Kansas mi negro
wtoucs- he thiug ia all we'll cuonSh; but # il
is designed To olrcl the rsctice, she bread ard
butter of oar Auomrls, several of whom hire.
tofore attended, lHc counts ot Putnsm il rrsolrcs
itselfin,oa Sas,y rick decided! - DtfGnct
Democrat.
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Robbimg "a County Treasurer.

CLEVELAND Jan. 2i.-The Pluindesler of this
evening says that OF ten o'clock on Friday nj sht
three men entered the office of the Treasurer OF
CoshoCton county, one engaged the attention q!
the Trca surcr, while Others threw shaw over
his head and held him while the frs, rehhed hin,
of his keys and opened the safe, taking 100000
Al drcampal. rha m1anv consisted Of o.
600 in gold and silver, 600 on Baltimore and
Maryland Banks, the balance Ohio State Bank
mostly Harrison county Branch Bank at Ca liz
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Pamph'sis containing much uSSfn htomsNo"
touching the nnture and symptoms ~ the shove
llsrAses together with testimonials from ladies o'
the hghcs, r,specUbiiiy, ~ certified hy the most
satisfactory authorjty to all which The a'ltntlon
u ladies and practitioners 10 respectfully hNtsi
ssn he had gratis A. the store OF lrs' FrIE Z"
H,Nuros Druggists, Pertysburg Oslo and Of
West & Truax, Toledo aud NEST Of The lespecle'
ble druggists in .he STATE
J. b. MARCH 3, * Co, Proprstor'
CESTRAL DEPOT. 3oi Broadway. y. "
AZ Do no, be satisfied with merely reaons
| this notice. but csll or send 'or = Pamphlet. Il
/ viii pay You well for your trouble, 39m2
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DR.. j. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON.
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE or SUFFERING


THE WOMANS ADVOCATE, Of Philadelphia,
Miss Annie r. Mcdowell, eijtor,) says; Tins
IS the mos. valuable medicine Tor the isoas sS p2
cnliar to women thai wo know Of A friend 81
ours, WHO lor nay years hes been soAr'er, no.
Ucld the advertisement ia the AGvota:e. and ~
once procured n bottle, She found r'het ant
feels that she can mos, heartily recomHsnd II
to all who are suffering IN like manner. W.
have heard many times that il WAS Il true remedy
hut this is tie first case ia WHICH We hsN srsn
It's effects Our friend will ha very gla" oG.r,
pr Morehsi certificate OF iIs value TO her Il
he desires one,
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4 Lazy IN Tnx PuLplr "A widow narn, a
Phillips, oF------ who is travelling as agent
Of III, A. S S IT,, addressed sevlrJi OF OR SIM
day Schools, last Sahha h, u".l ir me aiternoe,
occupied tn" p0pit of 'tte III. Il. Churdh which
was crowded TO 'eSy ner. Her mannpr WI,
simple, on' Rra Grml. her voice suvery aud cles'
h"r ,,yl' Unaffected. She seemed TO speak viii
an corncStness that came from tho heart
ITn ribWrt,
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APPOINTMENT Col. DYiI h wood, of
Cleveland, has been appointed Qpr'"rMpst !
Gen-ral of OHIO IN fll the vacancy accustomed
by the losiEn. ,isn Of QusueI-Niasler General
Glenn,
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as-Col Bralforl will visit Bowling Green,
Portage. Bloom, AMI o'h,r places in that djroc.
,ion next week. We hopo those who nrc owing
u., either on subscription or FOR ADVERTISING, viii
he prcnnr,d TO settle with him We need the
money, but il you have not 90, jhot now give
him note payable when you can get 1t, and thus
close up the book
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II PRESS, AND WILL BE PUBLISHED JAN Is.
The Rowing Editor:
Talks With Slaves in the Southern States.
By JAMES REDPATH, OF KAxsAs
. limo ) al pric 4

THIS book is narrative Of thre journeys afoot
A between Washington and Now Orleans contains
lengthy reports Of versstions with the
slaves in Virginia the Carroll mas, Georgia, Alaba ma
and Louisiana lively descriptions of social South
and Plantation life graphic sketch of advsn.
ture in Missouri and the most Ssarchtng, thorough
and rsiiabie investigation of American Slavery
published i'll our country, The author has given
full ond fearless RErORr OF SLAVE SENrIAEEr--A
thing never hitherto attempted in America. Let
every ans Who would know what Southern Slavery 10,
SLAVERY AS SEEN By THE SLAVES!
read this volume of their oral evidence. and starfsk
! rsco, Of their hopes and future Desgns
As the authors skill as writer it will be that
extremes hsNe met and agree:
"REprATH could not be dull or tame or slavsh IL
he t" try he has not an idle bone in m--sna
il eccentric and humorous, ts all for Humanity
lls las mind and nature; both are dependant
and full of grit; aud will against wrong and ty
rsnny With all their mght."--Hon. J. c.. VAUGHAN.
| III Lsapsa,corh 1inrs.
"a vigorous wrtsr"--St. Louis Republicans.
"A I'D rascal, but the best writer ever had
| out W We1t."--GEN. STBISGrRLLoH.
| Copies sent by mail postage peid, to any part Of
the United States, on !he receipt of the price, 81
Address,
ABB. BURD1C, Publisher.
Spruce street, N. y.
|
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Editors publishing the above advertisement and
this few times, and noticing it sditoriay. y
sending msrksd copy of their paper to tho publisher
will ,csive copy by return Nail.
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$t,lG5,l2?.e2
Sl.l2a.Gs8.SI

There is certainly hnnlsomH sum saved, aud
that too when we were poyin5 oI the debts Goa
taced by MeLiil Now let w compare 1879
NTH 1888.
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The ship chdHHnse. Capt Faher. .s-..
.lsn dates from Honekoae 10 the 1s,s 's 1s"a July 2.
DAYS later than previous dates -sn Nay sixNen
oes- WARDs-The q. 8 Minister O.. n,
hp Secretary. on their wav 70 ,Ss uen. Ward and
zane passengers by the steiner Gooss. - u rekin'
s "a.re ne Embarked on the 18th April in the e% II &
seam n'ga,e pouhattaa under a saln,e am ,ne ~ :.
from Far, rM Gen. Ward landed uuder ss,",s
'"e ronhaffan would leave PENANG ., -
,n = oots April, and would commu,,icare hv
H. ~s. only Al SINGAPORE, on her way tosHaa,n oy
Starring sepp,y OF coal would he ID, ined previous to
Mac. -. =, ohanghae and Tien Using from wh;os
P,ace the General would proceed dire, = winch
Hongko g Register or yNau Ion. u reK'n-
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%POSr-OFFICE NOTICE.

m AND AFTER AUGUST I~s- 1893. pass-N'
age will he charged On all tSrsR-islASp LETTERS, exceps
ing such as ar exempr by law, at the following rates, viz;
Two cents fur every ] tt r weighing less than half In ounce
four GEMS for such as weigh m ne than half IN ounce, and jes
than n ounce AMI so On at the rate OF two Cent? for each
additional half ounce in weight. -
Interishnd postage on NEWSPAPERS VIII he one cent eacii,
excepting such rs are mailed from the ofic- of publication,
which viii he free. Pamphlets aud bound volumes at the rate
of one cent an ounce, or fraction OF an ounce
All sealed Packages viii e charged with letter postage.
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payment Of postage AT the rate of one cent an ounce, or fraction
of an ouncr, in weight.
Postage m 81. in all cases, he PREPAID, and In the absence ,
Of stamps, Postmasters win he auth drized to receive the postage
in money. and mark such letters paid.
The mal-carfiers on the vari as islam s, all individuals ana
coasting vessels, will n L he permitted tn carry unstampcd letters
outside the mail, excepting such as are exempt by law.
The sb,ve rates of postage 10 not apply To letters and papers
recrived from foreign Countries, but only to such as are mailed
within the I'M the rates Of foreign postage remaining ~
heretofore.
II temporary inter-island postage stamps can he procured
at the PoSt-ohhce in Honolulu, after July Is, or Of the foiioSing
persons, who are the postmasters for the various districts in
which they reside 49,.
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-.,d France, in their declaration pre-
k4sfr-.nents towards Sardinia, appealed
The .,or,rj if not material support, each
pzuy pi ~, her own future depended upon
~ nIar;vu Of the great question about TO be
= - Of arms. Prussia has made reply to
~ the mouth Of the Priuse Regent. who
q 7s.,ut speech at the close OF the Legisla-
se The sense Of this speech. says the
49, that E. 50 long as the war IS confined TO
ss, wsgeI by the Allies. for the simple pur-
sd -, from Austria the Lomhardo-Vene-
f"rnJ aiding it TO Sardinia, Prussia will
ssHs1"I hat that, should it he c trried fur
ssarse such as 10 threaten and disturb
4 sDd 81 rium of Europe-as, for instance,
erlT Hungary, and AN attempt TO render
hrra h lepenienr, why, then Prussia will
s~"!-sur rhe execution of sue a design.
r " u- to be rhe PLAIN English, NOT only
krgAs 49,, also Of a debife in the Prussian
ks9e osors..uratives This declaration NAV
kef~ xiv s-,ring forth he pulley of Prus-
- ~,b.ttnriaIly that If England, and even
Ga ~ ;S,Ltiion Of Austria rnus becomes
:, !. not likely thai the States Of SOUTH
re- iii Onixoti-tlly fake the risk Of en-
90! me-. when the Great Powers hold
~ .. decidedly aloot. In fact. we may now
F-.n,el that the official public opinion of
Let,rei ir-eIf in favor OF the annexation
n t.,fv q, Piedmont ; and SO long As Louis
-.vi,-.s no disposition To go beyond that,
Used TO pursue war without inter-
p ,ur announces that France adhercs TO
- Of priyareering. and the principle that
10 eU.ers enemy's goods
~
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POLY NESIA ENCAM No. /.
l. o. O. F-Under the jurisdiction Of the r. ". @. Lodge of IN.
United states The regular meetings of this Encampnent are
held on the LIST and 81 FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per Order. c. p.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1855 -12.-tf
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BR Err %.

g. Err I'd.
ID rsIE.s;s Or Sale THE FOLLOWING
RADua 5n s ss.s : next, BY the American clipper sIpesssa .hi 10
SALES TO RRIvEw Will. mr. = nm
Dry Goods.
Bales blue shouting, BaIss 1 Manshs csr ssnim..
S hickory shirts, Bales Bales p = n ds oMy !snims'
Bales 2hushi hags, ASS Css denim pants,
Boots, shoes and Leather.
Mems regred goat brogans,
Menu. ss sn.~ se sa, s.osans,
Mems patent leather shoes, sewed and peered.
Aens ssiek so,ss,
Russet lriile leather,
Rigging rather.
~Saddlery.
SHssy harness s.s = ,gii,h brides,
Bone and silver whips, lTwir Min.
Horse shuts. MINI NJ
Buggy shafts, E,rt-I ~
Groceries.
Casks butter, a = sa m cream;
Gases che, se AechuP,
Tins Belmont d .ur. . saim
Half bbls cru-h-I su ar. 81 as"r,
Barrels extra vuegar, +" huuey,
Cases .abl. salt. g CLAIMS.
Cases lemon syrup, " black penner
Boxes 5. W. soap, G pi.,ruto
Provisions.
Barrels esI P.% nj pork. Barrels Chicago mess beef,
ask M bread, Casks medium bread,
tasks navy bread, Barrels navy br ad,
Barrris medium bread, Casks butter, &c.
Stoves.
Boston Beauty, Nos. I. S and Q,
Home Treasure. Nos. Z and s,
Perfect Treasure, MOI,
The above favOrte brands are complete, with hollow ware, &c.
Naval Stores, Paints, &c.
Barrels cotton ,wine, Iiiu.n,I rel
Barrels chalk, IeiIow ocme,
Kegs beeswax, raris green,
Barrels pitch, Furniture varnish,
q rosin, c case sairias i,rnso,;,.
Sheet lead, Gases bed OH r""'
Sail needles, Gases alcohul.
ships scrap-rs, Cases Cystic lead,
hes5 pumice stone, Cases white denial varnish,
Hardware.
Iron shoyels, Bars refined iron,
Wcei-handlei pokers, Norway shapes,
Axe handles. Shot I'm
Handled axes. Brass-wire selves,
rs .ickles. Ca.t-stel .hovel.,
Wrought spikes, Casks cut nails,
Wrapping Paper.
Manila wrapping paper, 20 x 90,
Straw lsxls,
Agricultural Implements.
Mule collars, OK yokes,
Improved cultivators, Horse hoe,
Ia .e plows, Garden engines.
Cuitivstor teeth, Planters hoes,
whippletrees, Crss bars,
Cart feloes, lsickles.
Sundries.
Cases tobacco, Casks coal, Bales wick.
Kegs powder, Splar chimneys, Horse cart,
Snlar wicks, Whale boat, Nests trunks.
Kegs shocks and heads, Bales corks. Oil-cask shocks,
Bales gunny bags.
COrdage.
Coils spunyarn.
Coils house-ine.
Coils marine,
Coils Am. seizng,
Coils Russia rathne,
Colts Russia bolt rope.
Stationery.
White ruled foolcap, Government envelopes,
Blue Flaxen cord,
Fine blue 8 tin paper, Linen Irvine,
Commercial npte paper, Pass books,
Bath y st paper, Cap ledgers,
Long day-books, Journals.
Red tape, n, npsrandum books,
Tagging cards, Envelopes.
And a great variety of articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO
One Tilbury Jumper,
Nhaeboats.
Assured sizes yellow metal sheathing,
=" conpO itipn nails,
Hard pine healing.
160-f Smooth sawed spruce clapboards.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction !!

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM
u the Supreme Court, Z the guardians OF the person and
- props ry of w g. Lunaiila, will ne soil at public nuzisn
on Wednesday. the 18th day OF August, 1859. at IL O'Clock NJ,
at the Sales Room Of 4. p. Everts, the ixni Of pahiushiaius,
Ko ,iaulsa, Oahu. Consisting Of about $50 acres. The land Is
suitable for grazing purp SIS, and CONTAINS n'ort ELK acrcs uf
kaIo iani-apd is to he sold sat@- to a leas~ II assy-twoy earr.
sale. For further particulars apply TO j. w. A. sim, over the
Puss-Offce. or A 2. Everett. q
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I'm Aabtrtistmrnts.
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aSqsrtistmtnts.
O &
OF BREMEN BARK

OF BREMEN BARK
Carl NGe1chers, Senior,
Meinert Fettjuch, Master,
EFT BR oN 4 lsss OF APRIL
WOODEN, I inen and Cotton Goods.
Fancy prints, pink and yellow prints, Turkey red and yellow
musIin-, j,cnnet ~ginghams. swiss rinrhams, plaln black Or
, sn.ss y TSsali "l sa~n as' o s..es; ssssa A piain n TarR RxSI red e e,ss. 81
inch grew long 18th Qrown cnttnn) SO inch blue haf 5 lhlu- cot
skin. black cotton velvet, white linen thread, black linen thr ad,
black, whit and blue sewing cat N; blue, red and white hunt:
s hi r.; blue rs s fsa, sraaS Ssn and a.. sT,sp 4 , sInadc, wsl' e,. y"rasn h ,sn.
flannel, cotton rnw.ls, printed cntton hdkfs, Turkey red Ldkfs.
Silks, &e.
French black taHttas, do Napoleon blue. German black lustre
ribbons, Paris tanrta shawls, do reps shawis, black silk hr rib
shirts, Hosiery. &c.
Extra fine clear hue flannel shirts, blue serge shirts. red serge
shirts, blue : rye drawers. red do do, white cotto' understands,
fancy strhrdd do aud .ther kinks. brown cot OF drawers. printed
regatta shirts. striped hick 'ry shirts. denim frocks. denim pam
taioons, French white shirts (smal and barge flhs) French
bro vn ctt"n socks, white cotton sci $, fancy striped cation
sncss. hlur mixed cttnn socks, wonen's black cotton stockings,
sailors heavy wool=n Stockings.
Hats, Clothing, &c.
Assorted English felt hats. very SUPERIOR French felt hats,
Cat at style six umbrellas. hlu- pilot r-ehng jackets. pilot cloth
and superior ci ah prntai Sns. Iirhf jackets. A complete assert
ment Of light wooden, cotton and linen pantaloons.
Shoes.
Mems brogans, lasting CATERS,
Sailors shoes, mems slippers.
Hard ware, Iron, &c.
. h,,s .,,;.h 49,, ,as. .row, ;ron h.rs $780,,
OK, 4" n. do a, do do 70 Jo'
Ioi ,.r. pari;sh v.-, 80, 800, ;rnn b.rs 1ixi ,ao~ a..
lO4 bundles hest English h1opiron, assorted,
- :,
Belgian roofing zinc. SO 75.
Butcher knives, ass rtei qualities, s. to IL inches;
sailors KNIVES, J'ck Knives ltn'- KNIVES M t9rks,
K;rbv 6sbhoors Ain, st,ne ,rrrnssion cans
Clothing buckles, hest AXIS. assorted powder TASKS,
Horn combs. ivory tooth c mhS. Jewsharps.
Glaze Ware CrocEery aud Perfumorv
- ,,.hIs-, - ass Cha, -
wh;,s 800 hrt,.r I;sbes large him. ~ ana
m"e MUS. "i'ef "Snes, .ss ou7 a"' Saucers,
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4 HONOLULU RIFLES. ATTENTION.

RIFLES. ATTENTION -
~ d members OF the above Company are hereby notified
that, after this date. notices for drill, will o h. ;..u.,
vi as heretofore.
~ Regular Drills will be held at the Armory of the Corns
E'Ehi SATURDAY, at s oehcS. p. VI. Per order:
JOHN II. BROWN,
Captain.
Orderly Sergeant.
Head Quarters Honolulu Rifles.
April y, 1859. 1as,f
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N--LE PRoGREs DE EocEAxrr Lo,ey No
= under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Co,nc1 - ~
DC osn'ra' Lodge Of France, working in the ancien, sco,ch
The ,u ieH"ar meetings on the Wednesday nearest
~ ~" moon " each month. at the old Lodge Room IN K...
'.e visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend
GOTH j. o. CARTER. secr.,,-x
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fA"y Man who Profe..e. to undcs.snn nd 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
dencr, and should at once he denounced as a quack nostrum.
The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have elveen different medicines,
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved, he
yond a urston, the efficacy and certainty Of these preparations.
Their list comprises the allowing medicin-s:
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLICoN;
GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY
GREFENBERG DYsENTI RY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFENBERG CHILDREN'S PANACEA;
GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM
GREFENBERG Eye IoTIoN:
GRFFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY;
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs:
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH;
For sale by S. PORTER FORp,
Agent. Honolulu
General Agents. REnINGTOS K co.
12,-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. y
! a certain cure for this painful disease-wirh the oin'men
there are very few cases which cannot be radically and per-
manenuy cured. A surgical operation for Piles or Fistula
shpud never be rrso.ted u until this Ointment has been
tried. 1t never fails
The Grarfenbcrg Eye Lofion-For Dis asses Of
the Eye. this Lotion has 10 equal 1t il a SPEEDY and positive
cure for Inflammation of the Eyes, Weaknesses, nimness and
Failing # sight II will always he beneficial in Acute Infam-
matt m of III. Eyes. AMI als1 Is a wash on Infamed SurfIces.
The G ~refenber. Medicines. are for sale by
S. PORTER FORD,
Agent, II nolulu.
General Agents, REMINGTON \ 60.
l22-6n Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. -
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Soii'E.-The subscribers to the oneen's Ho.pnaI F,Dd
~ p,e"se pay the amount Of their subscriptions into the Rant
O' blshop & Co. BY order Of the Trustees:
15S4t "
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JUST RECEIVED BY IMPRESS DIRECT
FROM NEW YORK,
A ND FOR SALE By THE UNDERSIGNED
"A Poets NJ America--plrndidly illustrated,
History of ProstitutioD-its Extent, Gauss and Efec.s
throughout tn. World. By w. w. Sawyer, Nd.
Virginia. illustrated.
The Geography of the Sea. BY Lieut. Naury.
Lvinestone's Travels In Africa
Life of Rachel, The Tragedienne, 4.
Lpomis' New Philosophy.
THs PILLAR OF FIRE. OF Israel In Bondage. 81 -.
MATRIMONIAL BKoKsRAGE ia the Metrpp 5iis, 81 6z.
Macsuiay's History OF England, 4 vols. t =
Future life, and Scene- in another World, =
The Avenger, by DIR. Quincy.
The Angel Of the House.
Stationery.
Elephant Drawing Pap r,
Lrye size Brist Il Bo rd,
Faher's p lygral =, Bankers pencils,
Waters, scaling wax, muclage.
157-tf III. N. WHITNEY.
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Spiral Aotie.s.

An a.-.s.,s. many lind friends who favored us u;,b
-. % surprise on Tuesday evening, July 18th. -.
tnrm so many substantial tokens Of r.g,rS wing
!. ar'' Thanks praying that the blessing 81 tbs .u'pa-n
afdi diver may rest upon them. A"-DOun-
15I-It
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WAR IN EURoPE: TO ARMS

~ nnhNE! Notice is hereby riven. that a
C---E-Honth ly Meeting Of Prntrcfipn Hook 4 I.,a.r
n1"p""y No.. l. viii he held at the Company. Roo, ~
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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-05-19
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,

An article in the Home Journal evidently
written by one born to be a lsxicograpber. al.
though he has never yet made dictionary.
after giving the highest praise to the vocab1,
larry and definitions Of Webster's Dictionary. and
alluding to the imperfectness of its etymologies,
a defect which he states is to be fully remedied
IN new edition now preparing, goes on to pro-
pose one more change, and very important
though very easy one. We quote the advice he
gives, IN which are certain facts stated. which
may surprise some of our readers:
Webster's orthography has been the STUN.
bling block Of the dictionary through its whole
history. That is the feature of the work that
has provoked the greatest hostility against it
that is the feature which has rendered the work
really and permanently mischievous; and that
is the feature for which no adequate excuse can
be put forward. That peculiarly has impeded
the sale OF the work by thousands on thousands
OF copies and yet that peculiarly is so insig-
nlhcant in actual DIMENSIONS that it bears about
the same proportion to the whole work as a
mosquito bears to the bulk of a man be is tor
menung. To exhibit the real magnitude of
this petite D'iSe'e before the eyes OF our readers,
so that they can weigh and measure it for them
selves, We will now spread the entire monster
in our columns-hands, feet, head, organs, and
dirnensiops--and We can imagine their excla-
nation: What is that all? That Has that
made so much uproar in the literary worldly