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Special No.icco.
Proclamation o:

Proclamation OF frsedom.-Finc PHOTOGRAPHERS
ne IN. By - iu.D Of PAINES PEN AND lNts DhANiNO
~ lie EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION hsnd.om.l.
ias;Tstod original donated 20 the Brooklyn Sanitary tsr
end BY ubscrp,ion Of 49, presented 70 t- President Of
The United State. IL very beauiif and art &c work.
Copygh; secured Cauycrs wanted for every secicn Of
thu country rare opportunity os rcvs men 10 msa-
i49Ley. Apply 70 -. = ..
ROWLAND JOHNSON. General Agent
No. =; Sesy~f-sL, Nos -ioTS,
No. ils N-rEet e.. Philadelphia.
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hiovements OF D q ~ steamers.
IAdver,l.sment.i

TnR SUCCESS OF TIE New NOVEL, "CUDJoS
CAVE" IN Bos1oN.-0ne bookse,ling firm have sold
over .rfere hsndred already One circulating library
has orr too hundred constantly out. Two dramas have
already been announced to appear No recent romance
OF American origin has met with equal success
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INJUNCTION Upon 4 PLAY,--J. E. Tilton &
Co. tho publishers Of the popular novel "Cudos Cave
have tafan IRE inary steps toward having injunc-
ZION served on the play announced for Monday evening
mont at the Howard AthenaWn under the name Of
"Pomp OF Cudjos Cave 1t Is understood thai the
movement is made at the suggestion of the author Of
The book Mr.. j. T. Trowbiidge. tBostcn Transcript
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SopPEn ORE.-A mine Of copper ore has re
csnsy been discovered near the village OF ofVhe' on
the line OF the Tew.York and Erie Railroad
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oyvlcs os assr.co., .Gxs.I So AsnrssOr.

UFFiCH % f1L1 fHNCF,
No. STATE ST.. NEw foRk. Feb 81 1854
Circulnr.--Ohecrs commanding rektnsuts conuanes
and detahers squads Of troops the service Of he
United States stationed Ia passing thorough the city Of New.
application a. the ONCE Of Capt. r. H. Moore Comm,s.
ssiy Of Subs-nee No. Brdse. the o6ice .oulh rd
Of the Park Barracks.
when practicable Notice sheAa be given byettsr or other
wise Of the anticipated arrival ofroop in order thai psoper
preparations may DO made. II-, !
Az. EATON, Coousl end \ c.aa
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

Esw.YoES March 20, 1862
Thi. "a to certify. that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CaTARRH, with duh h-avn-ss In tins head
felt my nose completely stopped up accompanied continual
soreness. Of the throat the ohs stealing with occs
,onal hos u,hs. ., Sh,ne., Of III. chest and pain 50
much 10 that every thOus,it consumption Having
heard Of the great performed By Dr. Won Ei'enoer
consulted him. with but little hope Of an now happy
to be enabled add my tcs:monls to the great number al
ready tho Doctors po.sson as to his scientific and sue
c...u mode Of Treatment a. he hss .on In my case that
sk and knowledge which have procured for him 80 great
reputation. entirely restored to psrfsc, health that
do mos. sincerely recommend all sufferers fro" ChRoNi'
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply =. once to Dr.
Won Eiseuserg. with certainty Of being cured.
FREDERICK WEBER. No. 500 Foarsh'..
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NEx-Y0RE, July 10 1852.

NEw-YoRZ, July 10 1852.
Th, e.,ts., ,hs, my mother rs, been for some time
afflicted with p,r.i, deafness, suffering from pain and rum
po,ss In tho hoad together With ohsr indications Of
total los, Of hearing Dr. Won E'enoes removed from he'
ear. great quantity Of matter together with cOsyssed blood
her in..snt,peou,y and all without pain. with
srss.u! th,nk, ,hs. give ths testimony to his skill
CAREoLD J. foST, No. 20 Souihst.
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READ NEW TESTIMONY OF cATARRu CURED.

Ihave been suffering for long time FROM Casrrh
with continual dulnsIs in my head, dshness my
chest. weight my eyes which weak. wa!ery and
very painful BY nOs constantly distracted with
pouring iiad. had equsn, suecsng ho-rsen-,' Of my
voice oen attended with nc,s Of my throa: sea. sore
and Continual dropping Dr. Won E'enbss has cured
Of all these dsssresble suHeru. ay Indeed say that
feel life The treatment OF Dr.. Won Eiseubers Is q,
skiul IL IA iacccsuL ], ii in my opinion impossible to
tho bene6t have received at his hands heartily
recommend any suffering hso myself to place Themselves
under Dr. Ven Eisenberss care with certainty u being
speedily cnroi w. .. Hvror"s~s,
lightning Calculator,
Bernum', Museam.
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Zgs5 OF NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.

Zgs5 OF EEw-YOIK
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED
No 40 9th Az. Nsw Yoax. Dec. ., 1859.
iwas sssf for several years and hearing Of the great
performed by Dr. Won E-enberg was induced to place my
s under III, care snd happy to state thai my hear
ing entirely restored ser short treatment Iwss also
saaer.ns ohosc caiaIh OF which also cured b.
tho .tiu m ,tmsn Of Dr. Won Ei.-nt-g do but Justice
deserved reputation and thai tie principles which direct h'
system OF curing Deafe-. end C-a sac 10 render
certain in nay opinion. Many months have passed
Dr. Won Esnbers restored my hearing and continues
:. good ~ ever q. HOPKINS.
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GOLDEN BITrERs.
GOLDEs BITrRRs.

GOLDEN Brrrrpa. COLDEs BITrRRS
G.-l363-B.
BEST ToFIo IN THE WORLD.
isyrsoRArIsG AID STRENGTHENING.
PuEELT VEGETABLE
Recommended by Physicians in cases Of
DEBILITY, WEAxyESs and PnosTH!rIos
The MOI; wholesome and pa,abs stimuien, Offered
for sale
Thy TIE GOLDEN BIrTERs.
Particularly adapted to the Western trade.
c cs9: c 6. f ifGsssi Proprietor
CENTRAL DzPoT-AHERIOAS EXPRESS BUILDING,
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CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP


Either Of the Face Teci Fernse Br.-t and should
tALas a. sso - iha swesis detected ib. pew lug t-i
breaking and pr56rc.nz troubson Dfscnrs SoIf WHICH
d.Gsure n.ny 81 The younger portion Of the community
from six syeny years age Young Children very sub
ect Discharges the Ears which depends upon scro;
ulou. constitution Thee by ts.ins
doses Of tho life syrup.
Al Scroiuous persons sufsruy from general DEBILITY Ems
citation Dypep.z end Dsop-y Of the limbs a.do-n ard in
The Female Dop.y Of the oyse- and womb generally
panied with Inflammation and liberation OF the Uterus
permanently cured hy Consultation Life Syrup. Th disease
known as Goi.re swc.led Neck tho Lite syrup viii
entirely The REMEDY should ae aAea for time, IN.
disease exceedingly chronic znd stubborn, aud viii mo- be
removed slihou; extra si.ort
Tuners Of the oyaes TuGors Of the Breast, sad swelling
Of othes glands Of h0 body viii be completely reduced With
out r--orng 10 ti- snii- operations Of any snd.
Epiepc Sympathetic Organic Diseases Of the
Heart A. p.p-on Disease ofi- Ns'es pToducinsa graf.
s or nn- sound Dropsy ;se Hear; Case and al tho ac
on Of TIL. important -ron. suffering from acute
,n IN the region Of the bear viii BE- greatly relieved BY
Constitution Life syrup
BROKESDOWE AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
Suffering from disposition exeon pain In the back oSs
o memory iofbcdng horror OF c-ls' fear OF disease dim
NJ ;. 81 vision dry no; skin and eIeTs, waRs of sleep
eeness pale haggsd coun,euance and sssitude Of the
muscular System al reguiTc tie aid OF the CONSTITUTION
4
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NEW YORK.
WHO MryDS A Com 1T

VINO MINES a COLD ?--It seems small az
fair and in consequence allowed to haze its way enc
yet how equeuty neglected cold ends in broDch.
surptiou Why take cold in time. thcn and By uEn;
Of once Dr. JAYSRs ExPgoT0RsST which for thirty has
been standard remedy oI oil coughs and colds avoid these
DE adfal aieInstive,l
WHAT rs INFANT III BRONCHITIS
is Inflammation OF the brono passages which convey
ain to the lon In H. earlier stages this disease is commonly
called col a cold in the breast. II usually with
little hosrene followed by moderate cough, with slight
feelings OF heat about the chest
arrested the cough becomes Of the prominent syp
toms well the mos, painful and disressing the inhn-
nation Increases Intensity until 1t finally interfere. with
Of air the lung cells when the vital powers soon give
way In Of the stages of this disease, Dr. JATTBs TX
effects speedy cure, by producing free ard
easy espectosion suppessng the cough and siayng the
fever 4 fair trial /. all that is asked
Is CONSUMPTION. AND PULMONARY COMPLAINTS,
Or JAMES EHPEoToK.Nr viii afford immediate relief by
removing the difficulty Of bresihg and producing easy
PecoTson whereby al irritating and obs;T;ig matters
removed fon The lungs Having maintained it. reputation IN
ali parts OF the word ;oT qgar;eT OF century it ia
hden,y recommended the be remedy offered for
diseases poicses Sold by Agents and Druggists
everywhere. from whom may also be otaucd Dr. JAMES
SAsaTyE PnLs, promp, snd efrctu,l for co-yenes
sick headache. aaa all bilious affections The EIpec:oran
and ell d. D. JAYNE Soy's Family Incidence sold By
KITCHEN. TYLER Co., no. III Chambers o. asd No. hud
81, aud By Druggists generally.
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MogTos's GOLD PESs are now sold at the
mare uree, a. before the commencement Of the war s is
su,le owns 10 tie Manufacturers Improvements III ma
chinsry hi pre.entsg- Ret, Business and Cs'hAd'sHee
System for until he commented advertising has business vas
done on Credit and strictly ,ciia The Trode
The Morton Cold Pens the only sod a. old pce,
se al other gold pens obsrge,ho Premium on tho
Gold Government Tax Sc og MOit0nhs in changed
kis prices, Wholesale or Retsi.
great nan5ers sent by mel TO al parts Of the world
during the pas. few years in ahoussnd hs failed to
s-sc tie destination in safety showing that the Morton ood
Pen be obtained by one in every pa o. TIE ~ofo
a. ths same price, posisgs only excepted
Raier you can have an onGuTn. Always ready and reliable
God Pen exactly adapted to your hand and style OF wiring
hh wiz do your writing vastly ohsarer than Steel FenS and
t the present snc. universal Ighres,ura Price OF every
Ging you csn have Morton Gold Pen cheaper Ia proportion
20 the labor spent upon and material used hsn any other
Cod Peu IN the World. u you wan; one, zee the Zen
Slirh:c. than the Sword" IL another column.
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New York, Jaa u.
HAM1x, July 20, 1853.

HlaLIx, July 60 1858.
h,ve been deaf for tweAty five years and Dr. Won
Ei,eubor h,s operated on both my whou, the se,
pain did no. believe such thing could be done now
hear WI my head oiesr which did not for he st
twenty year, The deIey ana ski with which ihe opera
ton va, performed cyincsI the highest practical ability
hear p,reey 1t now over month since The or-rs.ion,
and continue to feel ~ well as
WILLIAM LIDDLE.
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mARRIED.

ROBINSON - KING AT Grace Church, on Weohe1aay
March TO- by the Rev. r. Irving Beverley hopih'on J
10 Eliza Oracle, daughter Of William o. King
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a~
Deafness. Impaired sight, 5..'
! NOISES IN TIE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF TIE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE.
CROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
end every disease ofhe Ey. and Ear rsaain. either medc,
o1sarsi;L aid. st.ondsdto
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author CT Surgical and Practical observations on the Dis
sssss of,hs Ear. with hs Mode Of Tres,msnt-
no. SIG BROADWAY, NEAR ELEyENTH-sT
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
pRom ogE OF TIRE MOST RESPECTABLE CrTI-
ZVgl pp NTW-vncK
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Dusincss Notifies.

BaowY's BRONCHIAL TEOCHEs for COLDS,
covsas. PULMONARY and AsrHxArIo TRorBLEs are highly
AID ree.ibed by Physicians and Surgeons in
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Patents. Patents. Patents:

Me.srs. MUM Co., publishers of THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 10 &C. Attorneys for securing Pa
tents for inventions IN this and ai foreign countries
Messrs. MUM Co. hsy- had seventeen years erperi-
Ia soliciting pseE and have acted s attorneys os nss
than 20 600 inventors.
Pamphlet. containing the Patent Laws and other imposs2f
information inventors furnished. free, application
Consuli alton and advice free. Address MUM Co,
81 PARK row ~ " or cor and 1tlsts Washington, D. q.
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DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URN
ar asp sExuAL SYs-ExsNow aad reliable tresnep;in
r.,oyts 81 the UovAsp A-sOCiAToS-s~D N SEATED i-'ri
loues free Of charge address Dr. j. SKiiLiH Rough
ro. Howard AssociG;!on, Philadelphia, Pa
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pRom ogE or TIE most RESPECTABLE CrTr
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In consequence Of tho continued lndizposifion o!
M l.. NJ JyTTSCiiALK there VIII be no mArirEh
THtS MoRNiSG Puchs.er. OF r-.sIsrd seat. NAY have
their onsy refunded q. tho MGas store, where tae tSAss
have boon purchased. r.
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ID. BEAUDN, French Halter, late No. 61g
Broadway would inform h friends and the puoAs iha ne
nv, win Jyo H. GKsls No $40 Broadway. under the -
Nichols, Hotel where he viii be hspPy 70 nrnh lh-n WIN
the most fashionable hat 81 The season FRENCH b"sH OF
Auurrir.u style. selected o. made to cIdcf. go
u BEAUpS w,-lid also inform be- friends "nd Va" Pub'c
~ Coth .;s apps Felt Hats every Description for Gen
tieu,en md Youth to suit their various fsncie..
u. BEAUDII
With J. y. GsNIs, No. 80 Broadway.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14
DRY GOODS
JOBBING TRADE

IN LEAVENWORTH. WE WERE ALONE
in the trade nearly years. when met with friend
Iy and honorable competition. which has increase until
some eight or ten houses doing each good business
The and encouragement have met with has
abled and induced largely increase stock
are this Spring well prepared the of all who
desire
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14

Hibernian Wit and Blunders are an mex
haustible mine from which the newspaper and
periodical press obtain material for the greater
portion of their mirth-creating articles. The
following is good specimen. A newly SWAN
islander from the land of peat and potatoes,
brought to New York by the Great Eastern,
and thence to Atchison on the lightning train,
writes home his impression of matters and
things thus:
ATcHIsoN, KANSAS, August 90 1868.
Dear Biddy, I'm here on the prairies of Kansas
at last,
Dry, weary and foot-sore, and glad that the
journey is past;
They've got no shilalahs, turf-stacks nor mire,
But worse than the 'scurse of the crows is the
fire,
Which goes on q rampage lin reason to speak)
Let me see-why yes-fully three times week,
And burns up creation IA factI assure you)
From golden Pixies Peak t. the muddy Missouri.
In large iron boxes their fires are shut up,
And that's how they cook both the Z" bit and the
sup"
IT is very convenient, tell you it is,
AS they burn up creation if t was MT for this.
And whisper nacashla, I've got one for you,
splendid BUCKS PATENT | bought from
JAKE LEU,
Who has stoves without end in size and in shape
And sells, as his rivals say, shamefuly ''chape.'
And we can assure our readers that Pat was
correct, fer JACOB LEU has got supply OF
Stoves and Stove filings surpassed by none
west of Saint Louis, and his prices are the most
reasonable in the western country. Those VINO
need anything in his line will save money by
purchasing at his store south side OF CONNER
cial street near fifth.
n30v2-6m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-13

eating II have been defeated again and again. yet they work on,
ana Mr.. Gladstones noble testimony proves that the leaven Is
stll working. We were blessed indeed when our good Kane.
hsmeha Third gave il to Us and allowed all men, the poor, the
Old, the ignorant, TO vote. The Registering the voters will be
name Z be abused by the Government, which even now uses its
influence. As an instance, he would state that the Governor of
Maui wrote a letter to the Sheriff Of Maui. telling him to use
his influence, and that OF his subOrdinates, in favor of the cleo
ton OF a certain man: they obeyed, and he was elected. How
can this Law prevent any one who has earned money uniawfuiiy
from voting? The bone and sinew of the nation, the old men.
our Woodworking fathers, who have never learned TO read and
write viii, by this law, have no voice in the nation.
Minister Of Finance said, that a ballot in the hands Of a man
who could not read, was a candle in the hands Of a blind man
in 2 warehouse, or Il razor in the hands of u baby.
Hon. g. VI. Robertson said, that it seemed as ii was imposs!-
Die 10 satisfy some members with any modification of the Con-
sutution of '5z. proposed by the Ministry. They oppose every
thing apparently for the purpose of maintaining a certain
theory that all men have equal privileges. that all men have a
rsht to vote. This was not a natural right, il was given TO the
people by a written Constitution. This democratic theory does
not apply in this country. The Constitution Of 1852 WAS a long
ways IN advance Of the people, and there are not three foreign
Delegates but will admit OF It. Adjourned.
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Browns Bronchial TrOches.

"Thaue neuer changed nay mind respecting them from
the first, excepting 10 fhink yet better OF thck 4 began
thinking iceH Of" REv. Henry WARD BsscHEK.
"Ths Trochss are a stgF Of life 10 me"
PRoF. EDWARD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Y.
For Throat troubles they are a specific"
N. p. WILLIS.
"Too f~a,orably kaoen to need eommendatien.n
HoS. CHAs. =. PHELPs.
Pres. Mass. Senate.
"Contaia no Opium nor ANYTHING injurious"
DIR. A. A. HAYES. Chemist, Boston.
an elegant combination for Coughs"
Dir. q. +. BiCsLow, Boston.
Irecommend their use 10 pubic speakers"
REV. Z. II. CHAPIS.
Most salutdry relief IN Bronchitis"
REv. 5. SEIGFRIEp, Morristown, Ohio.
"PeTy beneficial nhen suffering from Colds
REv. :. j. z. AsDgRsoN, st. Louis.
Almost instant relief in the distressing labor Of breath
inc peculiar TO Asthma"
REV. A. c. EGGLssroN, New York.
They hare suited my case eracfiy, Relieving my fAroGf
so that I could sing tuifh ease" L. DCcRAknR,
Chorister French Paris Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure TO OBTAIN the genuine.
427-1m
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MRS. s. A.
A Lady of World Wide Reputation

Mrs. s. A. Aliens World's Hair Resterer
and ZyIobals Ism an m or Worlds Hair Dress-
ing are unequalled, and so Acknowledged by all who ne
them for restoring, invigorating, beautifying and dressing the
Hair, rendering it soft, silky and glossy, and dhsposing &c to
remain in any desired position quickly cleansing the scalp.
arresting the fall AMI imparting a healthy and natural color
to the Hair. They never fall to restore grey Hair to its original
youthful color. They act directly upon the roots OF the Hair.
giving them the natural nourishment required. No lady's
toilet is complete without the Zylobalsamum or Hair Dressing.
1t cleanses the hair and imparts to it a most delightful
fragrance, and is suited to both young and old.
The Restorer Reproduces.
The Hair Dressing Cultivates and Beauties.
If your hair is thin try It, II scurfy try it, IL harsh try 1t,
if lustreless try II, if none of these try II, for all who use IL
will preserve their hair through life. For sale by ali Druggists.
Agents for California. Hostetter, Smith 4 Dean, San Francisco.
42l-6m
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FOREIGN NEWS!

.he oi;ppsp ship Derby, which arrived at this
port yesterday, We have received San Francisco
papers TO July 30-14 days later than our previous
advices. These contain kilograms from New York to
July Goth. The news is not important.
Bark Yankee arrived at San Francisco July 90
q days from Honolulu.
Bark Young Hector would leave for this port July
81, and will be due tomorrow or Monday.
Gold in New York, July 25, was 254, and falling.
The Eastern war news can be briefly summed up.
From Grants army, at Petersburg, dates are to July
%, and nothing is furnished worth recording. There
had beelg~kirmishing and caunonading almost daily
during thsSa<evious two weeks, but nothing is re-
ported as accxJh ished.
From Sherman's army the news is good. He had
entered Atlanta and occupied part of the city. Gen.
tombstone had been superseded and one Hood put in
his place, which caused great discomfort among the
rebels. In the fighting near Atlanta, the National
army lost $500, and the rebels 1000, including
large numbers captured.
The rebels under Breckenridge, were on their re-
treat from Maryland. and had succeeded in getting
their booty safe to Staunton, in the Shenandoah Val
ley. The Union forces, under Crook and Averill,
having pressed their rear too closely, it was reported
the rebels had turned on then, and defeated ehem.
But this is not confirmed.
Raids were the order of the day--a rebel raid into
Kentucky is reported-and a Union raid through
Alabama and Georgia to Pensacola.
From Europe, we learn that the Danes had asked
a suspension of hostilities, in order to arrange terms
of peace on the basis Of incorporation in the German
Confederacy.
In the British Parliament, on a motion by Disraeli
expressing want of confidence in the administration,
the Ministry triumphed by a majority of II in the Commons,
but were defeated by a majority of two in the House of Lords.
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COTTON IN TAHITL-A letter published in an ex-
change states &" that cotton planting is going ahead
there now, several thousand acres of land having
been cleared and planted, and steam engines, gins
and presses all ready for work" Cotton will grow
on any of the Pacific Islands with very little culture,
and a more profitable crop cannot be raised now.
Here but little progress has been made so far, owing
to the fact that foreigners do not take hold Of its cul-
tivation, and natives generally have not the energy
to cultivate it on a large scale. An acre of cotton
will yield on an average $500 pounds of cotton in
the seed, worth 500. A larger sum can thus be
realized from this product than from anything else,
aud on a less capital ; for any man who has land
adapted to it, can plant and take charge of from 10
TO 20 acres.
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II. n. ffUUPER.
Late I'd officer of ship LADY, Vas

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The June number Of
the atlantic is received, and contains several notice
able papers, and some others of no great value. Miss
Cummins' Talk About Guides" gives some pleas
ant "reminiscences of travel. The Kalif Of Bal
dassa' is a Persian story told in melodious rhyme by
Longfellow. Life on the Sea Islands is a talk
about the contrabands of Port Royal, and ga Fast
Day at Foxden" is a humorous hit at Spiritualism.
Robert Browning contributes two poems, "Prospice"
and t Under the Cliff,'' neither Of which is very in
~telligible, though both are marked by his condensed
and vigorous style. Perhaps the most readable prose
article is the account of = Seven Weeks in the Great
Yo Semitic" but the best thing in the number is
Holmes noble poem on Shakespeare.
3 Those who want to get the best summary Of
foreign news-American and European-should take
the Sacramento Weekly Union. 1t is worth half a
dozen other newspapers. Its statements are gener-
orally made much clearer, more reliable and impair
tial than any other paper We know of. What newsis
not to be found in it. isn't of much account.