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Here. then. Is "A fair exhibit against the Office of
S39. 236, not fictitious. but perfectly correct,
and what can we show TO offset it? Why, the
Ministers have printed a weekly paper, in which.
from time to time, they laud themselves and
their plans. and the government, and hatter
themselves tina; such twaddle i the moral sup
port Of the public. Moreover, they do printing
for their several departments gratis, which. ac-
cording to the report Of the Director Of the Press
himself, amounts 10 the astounding sum Of
&2.2s3 a year, These are the benefits which
are shown to have been derived by the public
from the above bill Of $50. 236-benefts which
the PoIunosiGH coolly tells us should not be csti-
mated bv e dollars and cents
Let W now src how much it costs the people
to get their printing done at their press To do
this. we must crcdi; it with its income from
other SOURCES than from the government treasury.
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POR


FEoN SAS FEEyCIscO-PEE YAsEEg. MAY s.
L. C. W4c-rman-JOJG redwood boari-, 800 ton uaf ard
groovel do 500 siding DO. 1000 shin-ies, 5 h-s -four, I ease
mdse, ! Gov and calf IS sacks cats, - do barley, IS do. bran
] anchor and chain.
4. P Everett run aud - pkgs mise, 8 tes hams, 20 nests
tubs, 50 ca-es mdsa. 50 iHs uI--.
W. 4 AEIT!ch--O har- iron.
G. A 4 II p P0Or-2O pigs mdse.
J y. Smith, boxes mtse.
A F5ug-Zg pigs udse.
: -asiiEr-5J V.Es Ind-s-
q 6r-Lett& PKG mdse-
IL - =evelure-4 ps-- m+Se-
Won Holt & U-u.E- PKG Ud=e.
Right r. Lls Nai-r='+ PKG md.
7 81. Hel-E-+O pigs lL-e-
A. I4-t-r- pE-s mise
u G Waterman s. Co--zJJ Or SACKS -four. O. UEg= lIss-
Gilman d Cy-+J haE -l-s- four.
II E1u1uI-2 Cz-- mI--.
WICK & kl-aaris-%s pE-s uise.
q ST--c-r-l case Ufse-
A j. CartEHght-I22 sacks uts-, . bales hay
p l. Hank gE-s uf-n-
g. Brewer & Co.'S hr- feb. Is TO- hams.
a & NJ : Ggilla-uE pkc- md-=.
WIN IElCau+ PkEs u.---
IT, HarEf-i 4 CD-Il2 Pig. mi-e, ! ralas DO. cases Do.
JaEuau- DrsI & Cr-- ~.--s uI--, = cora drills
Minister - I-.eri1r-2 rolls pipe.
: Sp----r-z hs mis=-
iirrni1lG Ga- VII pE-s Uis--
Itzi s Ahs--55 pzEs Edse.
Cassie A CD1E-5 psE- udse-
". T. Ny-r--l7 uEgs ud-e-
= Nl----l Saxon
Ir. JlII-1 box -@rchandis.-
Capt NsL- 2 Psgs mdss-
Wm Laid monument
4 Harris & Col iron buoy.
= J. lal.=E-zJj marble slabs, o PE-s E1se.
X T. Armstrong; rzE mIs=-
, y Narzu@y-3 pkEs MLse.
J. Eer-wItn- pZ-- ul-s.
). q. =paliiIz- p.g- ld-e-
Cd. Lo9=;:-I7 trl- Larrinz. . bsxe. smoked salmon.
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More Illegal ACHIEVEMENTS.

Ma. EDITOR When abuses occur in the adminiss
tration os government, it is tie duty Of all good cia-
zens to contribute-if pcssible-to their suppression.
For who are the government? It i composed Of, or
at any rate BIZ the citizens, and though the few to
whom they commit their trust for e season, may
abuse those trusts, aud carry II with "a high hand, AZ
though they were not responsible, they can do SO only
while the i~niu'geut public chooses TO sleep Overt I and
let them have their own way, and 40 longer.
Thus much by way Of prelude 10 the statement Of
n gross blunder Cd OF the assessors Of Makawao district
on the island Of Maui. They adopted the general
rule TO assess good wheat land at five dollars per
acre. ut which no one thought Of complaining, 4
land in that district belonging jointly TO TWO indiviI-
uals, and containing about one hundred acres Of good
wheat land, and another hundred which would barely
raise wheat. the balance being just Of that kind
thrown in TO fill up the worli-this lot q land they
assessed at three thousand dollats. And
2i. They assessed it all on one only Of the two
joint owners. And
81. They did 50 without any consultation with him
on the subject Of its value.
4th. The assessor who had the main part in this
affair was the District Judge. who, Of course, would
confirm his own decision
5th. The collector was his son. To cap the climax,
the tax was not called for by the collector till the day
on which suit was to be entered against those who
failed to pay till that time, and it was paid under
protest.
Are we 10 have no means of reiress for such
abuses \ MAUI TAXPAYER.
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RECIPE FOR MAKING TATTLERs.-Take n handful
Of the vine called Runlbout, the same quantity Of the
root called Nimble Tongue, a sprig Of the herb called
BackLire, At either before or after dog days, a spoon
fuI Of Don't you-tell il, six drachms Of Malice, a few
drops Of Euvy-which can be purchased in and
quantity AT the shop os Miss Tahiths Teatable. Stir
them well together and simmer them for half an hour
over the fire Of Discomfort, kinilel with "a little Jeal-
ousy; then strain it through the rag Of Niscoustruc-
ton. hang it upon a ske.n Of S,rcet-yaru. shake 1t
occasionally for a few days. and il Is fl for use. Let
a few drops be taken before walking out, and the
subject viii be enabled 10 speak all manner Of evil
continually. This. of course, has DO reference TO the
rules OF the Tea and Twali!e Society, or the Gossip
ping Club Of Honolulu.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad. during the
year 1879, carried l,Ou9, 40 passengers, without
injury 10 4 single person.
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MEMORANDA.

t. Bark YaHkss, LDvrtt, reports -L@r Washington street
wharf on Friday, April % at I 2. NJ at , ?. NJ. the pilot Iet
inside the bar-viud NV.
II British bark Tsfs Of France. Askmore. reports =-Lsn
Sydney March ! on the p, sighted H. b. Ms brig EHt,
sanding Sc First part % the passage had fresh brrezes from
". and r., aner that had light. vsrtsbI. winds from " 20 =
had no SE trades. Crossed the equator April -, AZ $50 p.
", long. IS0= 81 w, afterwards had moderate and variable
winds the remainder % the passage Sighted the island q
Maui bearing : w, May tat = ?. ~; sane night, lay 70 under
easy sail TO leevlrd Of Noiokai. NJ daylight, bore away for
HonoIula, and arrived at . p u. Made the passage from
Sydney % HonoInln IN IS days.
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them and their authors to ridieule? II we have
used strong language. lis excuse viii be found
in the strength Of our conviction that the treasure
of the inspired word is too precious to allow any
portion of it to be lost. oh-cur5d. or deharred Of
its full effect through indifference. or any failure
TO correct. as far as possible. the numerous errors
which were unavoidably incident 10 a translation
made at 50 early a period, and under 81 many
disadvantages.
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DEPARTURES

May 3-Hav brig Hero, Won Hobit, nr Kamt.ehatki AMI
Japan seas
Sch M1ikefxe. Wsthsrbee. or Maui.
3->ch Mary, Berriu, Or Eawaihae.
sch NauEnEarni. Becky. Or Lahafla and KJhaig.
$50. EiuooIe nr Egu1. Hawaii
t-Sch Jeanette. Cooke, Gr por-s on Kauai.
Am WI hE Emerald, Pierce. tr E-iiark and Arctic
sam - Chlrtrs Phelps. Brown. for M.Eean'- Island.
s-Am bark D. Godfrey. Cock. fr H1uEkonr-
SCH Maria. Nolteuo, for Lahain1-
Am bark I1rtl. Sott, Tor san Francisco
9-Am ship Charles Phelps. Brown, or N.Keals Island.
Sch Lhruho, Er Lahaiua. kohali and Hl0.
A~h E~unf ana E- nlrts ou Ealai-
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PASSENGERS


From ssS EEAycsc2-Ter isnkse May 5-Mrs and Mrs
ale xandsr and child. Mr. and Miss Chamberlain, Mr. 4 X
Glars. Miss Y Peck. Miss L Peck, Mr. and 'rs Maclire and
.ervant, y Bazfu and ady- Jas Almon, ThTs Lowe, Jas Bir1ey.
j Il ponIen- Jos Post SteeraEe-NT Clemyst- Patrick Kelly,
and ] Chinamzn-
For SAG FKANCI-co-Psr Iouia. Nay t-Fred l. Hanks, W
EOssoruush. Theo Lane. Ihos Mag Mr West
For HOSG<oSG-per y. Godfrey May -W LlhwtnS- and
: Cinnamon
Fr PKrEoFoLoysz-per Hero. May 3-EiU Putnam, ? \
Schaufer.
COAsrwIsE-
From Hno-PeT Settie Nerri, May Nv l. Irving, Capt
preut.rrast. A X Ctark. 4 = Chauht rsy nc, Mr. DiSon-
r-o- nv o-p-r IihoIro. Nsv S--Nr Efu-. " v i0lfsf@r-
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

British bark Grecian. Miller. sailed from England -eb. 8, with
a cargo % goods 10 Janion. Green = Co
An bark ZOc. Bush, will BE- due from kauIgava, Japan. In all
June.
Am missionary brig,- Morning star, Brown, due from Marque-
sas in May.
Am bark Comet, Smih n, viii Leave San Francisco early in May,
Cd or tth-tue here MAY 1ssl TO 18th
An ship SAMUEL Robertson, Tab-r, sailed from Boston Jan -,
with mdse t. II. r. Snow. Due in June
Am steamer RHau-s. Bush, s4iIst from New London jan >, 70
q. A. Williams & Co. Due IN all May
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS

May 3-Am harE Yankee, Lovett. - days snn Francesca. with
passengers AMI freight O. l. a.. Waterman & 90.
sch Ntrrs. MfIt-no- I'm ports ~ Maui. with frrErod-
sch N-uie Merrill, Bore, 80 hours from HIo, via
E1haLa-
5-Brt bk Ist= % Franc. Ashmarr-G IS days from Sydney
with cnais, en route for san Fauc-cp-
Sch OH Fellow, Candszs, br Hlnal~i, Kauai, with
hreWood-
sch LhoIho, I'm lilo. with sugar, noiases, pull AMI
hides
6-Sch Henry. NcGrrgur. I'm EaEaihae.
Sch Kisnoi, Wilbur, from Lah1iDa-
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XPORTS

sr SsS FEayr~~p-per I0nil. May G25.+J- Bs sugar.
l2.7ZI Us rl.I. $50 hides. = anchors. . chains.
For GrAS1 I=LAyD--p~r Chas. Phelps. May 800 tbs
casks. 2 tons haF. 1000 . lumber. l-1g - tread. @. bbl- -four.
200 lF- rope. J cooler, ] haw--r case -n.
For PErErrYLlv-sr Asp R---I1S Pu-T~-per Hero. MAY g.
a-,tI elr-a- 1r-r-cfeI mize, value fEeiyu goods, Sz5lOs2 -.
Doms-t--. SIPS %
For Hose RISs-p@r l. Godfrey. lay s-a-stI cargo IN
specified miz--yalG= foreign goods, S5524 90. DOme-tes,
s4zZZ s..
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5ltD advertisements.
TEA AND TvVADDLE SOCIETY

TEAAND TVVADDLE SOCIETY !-IAcnys
SINCE tbs DAYS OF IIEoPIuiAsTU 1.-THE Regular and
Honorary members OF the Tea and TwaIdIe Society are notified
that a meeting will be held at Rosehauk. ON Monday, the 18th
inst at 6 p. VI. precisely, at which two new Articles 70 the
ancient Constitution are to be discussed aud afterwards is to
be q Reading on " How To Behave"
BY "a wink from the President.
2o7-1t NAC-GORLE, Secretary.
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IN. ,ur r.aza.-sr- nasT : gufEaE sm- Ta-s w-rz ~
boo ~@- L-H+ she demand for sperm oil having been supplied,
and there Is but Little inquiry Tor whale. The impOTtati0us the
last week amount % i72O barrel. sperm oil, $3.50 do. whale
OIL ard l79-JOO lbs bone In sperm oil re learn n: the
sale % 200 hTl-- from shed, II 81 - Per gall, and $50 hrs, i'm
poTtei By tie I=or- NJ 81 20. In whale oil the only saies are
$50 bis, imported - the E p. HIHsts, at 4sc per gall. and
600 bris elephant oil, landed here from Nantucket. AZ SOC. In
vhslehOnr We hear q the sale % 1000 rs, handsome Ochotsk.
n SEE per Nv. n. standard, March Is.
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PURELY ACcIDENTAL-A several ladies were prom
enading by the Palace grounds on Monday last, a
gust Of wind came suddenly among the group, ami
began to play antics with their skirts, placing one Of
the ladies for a moment in rather an awkward pre-
dicament. her hoops turning a complete summerset
over her head. The other ladies were either so con-
cernel for their own safety or taken aback by the
accident, that they failed to render immediate assis-
lance. \ native boy, however, came up and with
the gallautry Of one Of natures noblemen, assisted
the lady in uuhooping her head. lie was of course
rewarded for his kindness.
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Billiards !
Re-Opening of the Commercial Bill
Hard Saloon.

TbNHE PROPRIETOR OF 20
a Saloon has The pleasure to inform the Public that he viii
open the above Room this Thursday evening, az O'Clock, with
pheaus celebrated slate bed and combination cushioned tables.
The saloon having been repapered and painted, and new and
comfortable Lounges 20 accommodate visitors having been
added, making it THE MOST pleasant place of resort for those
who are interested IN this most noble game
The Room VIII D. under the management 81 MIR. Randall
Smith, So well known among billiard players
The Bar will he supplied, as usual. with the best Wines,
Spirits. &c, under the superintendent Of Mr.. James :. Lemon,
50 well known in California and Honolulu for his C0bbicrS,
COcktaiis. Punches. SmuShcS, Go. &c. &C.
2O7-It II MACFARLANE.
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MARRIED.

Da7LET-PArT-At oakland, California, April 3. by tie Rev.
Nr. Acs-rhy. Capt James DayIey, q san Francisco, % Mrs.
VI 4. Ptfv. ~ Honolulu
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All that we can find in the PoiyEesiaa Is this one
item
Hs-iFts from "SluId 50 q ---.--.-..Si5,S5G 81
which, deducted from the above debtor account,
leaves the actual bona Ede cost Of whatever print
ing has been done for the government during the
past two year- as Soa .2ql 10. or
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NEW BOOKS! NEW R0OKS!

By EXPRESS, PER
CI5ToPoE ba 9nGkSO."
z { GRAFTON novel.
e. Loss and gain novel.
Ir. oldham and his talks.
Leisure Moments. by Miss Butt,
Adventures Of Ntrla1t Green.
West Coast Of Africa. by aa officer Of the [. :. Navy,
Evenings AZ the Micrtscur-. 10y Gosse,
Adopted Heir. by Miss Parl1e.
Great Facts, or popular inventions.
Iumauics.
Florence de Lacy.
Ethel TTeyors.
2O7-3t For sale by II. y. WHITNEY.
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From CHINA To New YoEK.-A full and interest
ing account Of the above route viii be found on our
fourth page from the .flta California.
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CALIFORNIA WHITE REANS.

N4IIFORNIA WHITE BEANS. THE BIZ
u in the Market. in 10, 20 and 5O-tb bags, just received p
NANEEE. and for sale hy
G. 4. h Il. r. POOR.
20--, Hakce * Aul.8u's Block.
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The NE1TIE MEBRILL-IhiS fine little craft. re-
turned from her first trip to Hilo on Friday morn
ing, having been absent from this port only seven
days and eighteen hours. She made the run from
this port to EIilo in just two days, sailing time; and
the return trip in only one day aaf sir hours, touch
ing at kohala. The time spent in port during her
absence, was tourdays and twelve hours. Her sailing
has seldom if ever been beaten, and she is destined to
become a f.vori,e coaster. She sails again this
evening for Lahaina and Hilo, with an easterly wind,
which will give fairer test Of her sailing qualities
than she had on her last trip under a north wind.
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LIE Primes

A TPPLY OF THIS FiEoRITE BRAND
"A oI oysters. Just received per YANKEE. and fr sale by
g. \. X ii. +. POOR.
al--2t Nakee * Anthems Block.
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yEssELsIS PORTRAY 10.

An bark Washington AIstau. W0oEs.
Am bark I1EEs-- L1v--t-
Ert-L bark I-.- % Franc. Asimo-e.
Haw brig Mary Ellen, Bennett. up Tor Victoria. =. I.
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+ 4 CN 90 =
Just RECEIVED PER
BARK -
VEST
b Pearl shirt buttons, rubber hIir pins.
Pearl dress buttons With slaUks.
Best 1. r. dressing combs.
Coral buttons. Warreu's telegraph needles,
Marsgile~ braid ami fringe.
Jet buttons. m4rseil-S isssels.
Paper cambria. lack Grape,
French embroidery cotton,
Black embroidery silk. pins,
Crimson and scarlet picture c-ri,
Watrrei h.It ribbons. gssld colors.
swan bin hooks and eyes.
Black blonde. dimity bands,
Boys cotton hose.
Ladies' brown boomers,
But bTiliante.
Cold feather busters.
Ladies' r1r-rts. etc.
2O7-2m MHs. ! ~DTCORRON. Chaplain street.
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FIRE DErARTNENT.-At a Special Meeting of Homo
lulu Engine Co. No. I, held on Tuesday evening, May
9th, the following gentlemen were nominated rs their
candidates for the ensuing election. which takes place
in June next r. Gilliland, Chief Engineer r. b.
Neville, lst Assistant Engineer ". Z. Wurenbeck,
md Assistant Engineer.
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3lCM Establishments.

NOTICE
a y lei HAS BEEN 4 IN
"A circulation in Honolulu that ! assisted go the Execution
that trausVired $50 recently. / take this method u clearing my
character from such q horrible stain and. Sir, allow me through
your columns, To pronounce il "a hase fabrication, and only done
t. iujurc an OLD and quiet resident that would Like every one %
mind their own business. Yours truly.
2o--lt GEORGE HYATT.
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Paper and Stationery!
Choice Wines and Brandies !

IhGEce NIlcS ana BT3DdIeS i.
EyOR SALE IN BOND. AT . Nv EST MAR
Il KIT RATES. the following --ortm,u % PURE BRAN
DIS. ga "a package warranted 60 bee genuine and uuaduIterated
Quart IT and nth pipes London Dock, II. =. NarteHn
P,1et. ta-tiI1n y Co, and Heunessey's Brandy, pale
auU dark.
Quarter casks Of d" Harmony" 600 sherry, rprle)
The above liquors were selected by one 81 the most respccta-
bic firms in the { utri states expressly for The Sandwich Islands
market. and purchasers wishing "a pure. genuine article, unatut-
teratei with mineral or other ruEoSS. viii ID wGl TO call on the
subscriber. For sale by
PORT J. O.. SPALDING.
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MARBLE CUrIING.-Amomg the passengers by the
TaHkee, we notice the arrival of Mr.. J. 7. Doulen, n
practical stone-cutter. who brings a large assortment
of marble slabs for grave stones and other work in
his line. He has taken a stand opposite the Bethel,
and those in want of stones or other work, will find
him ready TO fill any orders.
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HoNEY.-We are gratifei to notice island honey
coming into the market. About $50 lbs. have thus
far been received from Kona, Hawaii, where the little
bees have set to work with a right hearty good will.
MIR. W. 4. Aldrich has the sale of it, and the sam
Piles we have seen are certainly beautiful, clear a.
crystal. and of a favor such rs can only be attributed
TO the rich orange and coffee blossoms Of that district,
on which the bees thrive.
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= The Yankee came in on Thursday evening
last after a short absence from this port, having
made the passages, over and back, each in thirteen
days. This certainly Is doing we'll, but she is able
to do the same thing again. Passengers by her are
always full Of her praise. She sails again about the
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IMPROVED BBEED.-The Iaakee brought from San
Francisco a fine COW and bull calf OF the short horn
Durham breed. They are imported for Messrs. J.
R. Williams and II. H. Sawyer, and are an acquisi-
ton to om stock. We rejoice at every importation of
new breeds aud trust that care will be taken to i'm
prove our cattle.
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OAHU CoLLEGE.-We notice in the san Francisco
papers "a statement that S24, 900 had been secured
for the college. This sum includes 10000 granted
by this government. $4,000 by the American board,
and $4,000 raised through Rev. Mr.. AleKanaer's
efforts in the Us. In our foreign summary columns
will be found alist Of the principal donors in the Us.
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making the total debit account Of the govern
ment printing-ofice for two years, as ut present
conducted so 336. or
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THE BLACK SEA.-This ship which sailed hence
for New Bedford Dec. 81, touched Mt Aitutacke, Zone
Of the Friendly group Of Islands in the South Pa
cifc, LAT. IS 81, long. 15o) on the 9th of January.
She only stopped two hours, long enough to take of
fresh fruits and vegetables, and leave letters, which
were received by the YANKEE via Tahiti and San
Francisco. Passengers were reported as all well.
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LEcTUEE-The lecture delivered by DR.. DrysllIe
at the College on Thursday evening, was well attend
ed. though the arrival Of the YaaE,c with the mails
on that evening kept some away. The lecture, how
ever. was exceedingly interesting and Instructive.
and was delivered in the Doctors usual happy man
ner, Indicating a perfect knowledge OF the subject
before him, which was The Mechanical Influences
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Pun PREss.-We notice liz the Scientific .7aeri-
can for March 81, n new and simple cotton press
which we Judge would be admirably adapted for
packing pulu. Those interested can of course satisfy
themselves better by referring to that paper, which
by the way, i considered almost Indispensable to
every mechanic or machinist. We purpose To get up
another club for it soon in connection with the new
volume @! the Commercial .4ircrfiscr, and those