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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18
From Rev, ], ,NewteD- Brown, ID, d. ,Editor of the
Enhvelnne.lia - Rhla-ioms now Slnalee lnd Chrs-

From Rev. ], NewteD Brown, ID, ID. Editor of the
Eneyetope,lia % Religious Knowledge and Chris
tlan Chronicle, Philadelph
Althoggh NOT disposed 60 favor reeommend
iatent Me- ctnes in general through distrust of
Nleif Ingredients and effects yet know of no suf-
hcient reasons why man may not testify To the
benedts he believes himself 10 haVa received from
ANY simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus clatFibate to the, ,benedt OF others.
Ldo this tneinore rVadil " fr regard to IiOoaAnds
German Bitters, prepared by DIR &. N. Jackson, of
this city, because Twas iIftidced against them for
many years, under the impression that they wene
napeny an aiSe ehoie bhi xture avn hdebtof 70 my
Irtent fObt ShOemaLe Esq, for the removal Of
thi> prciuii.e bgzplJlcr t,sGs and for encourage
ineht TO siy them wht'n suffering from great and
iodS ,ohttaIod deDiitY. The use OF three bottles
o. .hesc Bitttrs AZ The beginning OF the present
yrF SP followed ny evittlint relief and fGssor.l-
toa 90 desrto OF b"dily and mental vigOr which
dti n"t irit tOr 81 months before, and ha almost
de- '4ir ry Of n s.itlings 1 therofJre tiianh God
Ah't ufF fftrndtor d1trtng me 70 the use OF them.
a1tFf s.sIJ NEWTON BROWN Philadelphia
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Ro6ach's Bifters.


They are buttor than nii rnls, Powders, an
other nauseous, disagrceahle compounds.
ROGdch's BitforS.
They can he taken without regard to diet
an appetizer they have no equal
RO50ch's BiitSFS.
They arc prcparcj by an oil and skilin physi
elan, num " eli known vegetable remcdie
RO6dch'S Filters.
Wherever known thcyhayc become otanda
family strengthing remedy.
ROOdCh's Bjtters.
Try ono bottle and yOu will always use thc.e
and recommend them to others.
RO6dci.'s Filters.
Prince Walton & Co., Sole Proprietor
Ana mpounfcr ot Siomqch Giticis Blood Pun
fer aud Blopd rills, aud Dttlllcr aud Manuiac
tntcr OF tat.Wha and Swedish Branuics. and an
kuts oi thc finest tiomcst,e liquors which so!d
Mholcslle le OF ~ aay descd qran..,y, at Nos o., 5S
90 aad W ii4st ga!id street, Cuntiuaj.i, Ohio.
For ,aie by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. feb5daW1y
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ID X9R oP Rias
lIooELANR,s .ahaaAN nltrE..,
VII VuIV VNVTy oafV ~ I-~- M
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBIIITl
ANp pfeEAara 81 r1inL KfnNTYa.

,IVHHetNeln iollpWtng.f symptoms resultng frout
uisotdcfs OF the digestive organs
Constipation, Inward liius. 4 llucst 81 Iilhni I'd
the bead, haidity 9t tha t,fons,'h Nausea iirart-
grn, bnisu tor tood, FuAl,aspr NGtsht in tbo
s,ome,He, Ioif Nm, iipts, Sinkih4 % flgttcriug
~ thc t1t 81 Nhes'ibniheh SW nihthw of 3he neat
hhiu ~ and drliunl "a lsioNthiRg aFmtturRg &c tho
nsttt CnoLihs % Snn0cli.gg fFasahons Nhen ln
= Veg pO tufc, lsinuess OF Vision, Duta or Webs
beio~e che y ut Feyer and ntil Pha Ia The 1fead
bcbeieticy Of Precipitation, fclOwIless ot the skin
a'd kgps. IAia "a the side. Bauk. Lhcst, blinds
Nc, sudden bushes OF Heat Banning in the FiCshl
Co9.iaat masinlngs OF Eyl, and great Depression
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From tho Rev. Thos ID Winter D. d. Pastor of
-- .LL-I kOAhOrongh BAPTIST Church n

N'~e'S'SHSh boltiot NhufNH
ncnr Sir;---l feel IL due to y0nr excellent prepa
ration, HOOhand's German Filters, to add my tes
ti,ppny 10 the deseryei reputation 40 IS obtained
hhve Tor years, at umes been ttOublca with great
disorder ~ my lcaI aud Il,;Tv vOns sSstem. j was
adVi eapi y ti,1nl t0t ~ tb0tlle at your terman
BIt'efs ,ld ~ aod have experienced great and
lefi.4y iDspSatst.4 oonhIcnly 1egommefd the
a..!si vli,,ie tneet Nitlt cses snitiif 10 my own
thi hana i'fa l,sufed by lnHny OF tlleir good ef
feciS, Respectfully, yOnfs- = 4, RlArER, f,
F - RoNborouSh, Pa
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qLqLgIDAI 4 WAN
FROM. Ret m. Mctriee. paktorf III the I'ass ynuk
Church, philadelphia.

NHuINIlt IIlIIlIIt pnla
. from fhe maas resspegtable Ieeqmmepd0tiQns
iurtd 10 give IEshi a trial. Aucr using several
bottles flpPnt, tainy W aoed fe,nedy ysfor de
billtYs AID mo excellent comic lori stomach
r.h.l ..sf.. r4lf4As -, MERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM. Smith, formeriy Pastor OF the
Hmgoato yf Ie dAnn villo N. - BaPiistGhurches'
,F,1,vl,ls ,,sSi m mG ebiv Abnn,.r of bo,,Iccsl lor
your iioOnhads Germ in Bitters nave 10 say that
teS,ad ". a IS AFic yoellqI;t medleine spcclly
hdaliohl ibifs hioteHhe 4listtses they ARE recon-
mcuneu i.r 1hev atgSnsthen and iuyi.urttC the
sS1trm a a. ds,piu ted amt 4ls ,uscful ~ dsOr-
deIs' ora Mecst2iot1 Of nbRetac ne nave Also
rccontir Adrl IlsinltO aeyeiLl oI my friends, Who
have ttlcl. them, aud ;otulL them greatly benehca
III he testutatlun of health Yours truly, l
.'lt1 D'i WM. SMITH. 966 Hutchinson Street
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Posters,
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DIR. STEVENS & GO.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time at the Cincinnati Lock HOs-
pital 230 Walnut street, between Gifth and SiNt
up stairs, without the OF Mercury, 10
of time, or change OF diet
Dr. STEVENS, by specihl study and experience
in the hospitals o. baltimore London and faris,
enabled LO guarantee acutV 80 tho most Conpl1-
Gated cases. kcNcut eases Oi tsounrihHaOr ~ pAis
cared in lew day ., N.thoht change o. uioi, o.
hindrance IRON business. secondary - nyphiil,- ilc
last vestige-eradeated without the N5e Of Mtg-
curry
Victims Of self-abuse and excessive vcnery sut
ferlng from Spermaiorfhel, aud loss OF physical
aud mental power, Indigestion or tOnsti patOn,
Eruptons, Nervous coughs, HypOchOndris, a.,
are treated Tor LiNcr Complaint, Dyrpeptia, and
Consumption, hy ignorant mon, Who iiiistdko thU
effects iOr.the causes OF the eyi, aud thus multi
ply both.
Married men, and those cOntemP plating marriage
should restore VigOr 10 their bodice ahu minds eie
they entail misery and disease upon those on ther
posterity.
Diseases peculiar to fcmnles treated A cure
guaranteed In all cases. Persons AT "A distance
prompt cured, by addressing with statemrnt OF
ease, Dr. STEVENS a. Co, = 10 W.,lunGt betW cen
5th and 9th streets, Cincinnati, ONO.
Onee hours iiOm A. NJ, 20 4. NJ sundays to
II A. N. decS-lyd
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That this Bittersi Is not AIchblie contains no Rum
OF Whisky and cannot make Drunkar,ls, but Is the
Best Tonic in the World
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-29
The Lrpcr- ON NIoIokai.

t. TIE Efitor q H. Commercial -Ijuer!iSer.
SIR -One Of those strange scenes. which show
how petty and mean are all the doings OF this life.
struck me on my last trip to the lcprosy village of
NoIokai. Indeed the beautiful and picturesque
view presented by the perpendicular rock that sur
rounds the place-taiS awful precipIoc Of from two
to FIVE thousand feet in height-was truly grand.
and the perfect quietneSs of that isolated spot gave
dcepueSs To the impressions received on my visit.
Il would indeed he a fit paradise in which these
poor sick w~retohes, stamped forever by a fatal DIES
tiny. might end the rest of their days in peace,
though bauished far from home, friends and kin
dred. Not only do natives, but human cupidity
seems 70 prosecute them.
The condition Of these poor and unhappy wretches
does not seem to be too low 4 subject for the most
selfish i~ntrigucs and speculations.
Interested by the study Of that disease which has
afflicted mankind for so many centuries, / descend
ed the nearly perpendicular pail. TO witness the
lepers, accompanied by Mr.. Myers of Molokai. and
Mr.. King, the photographer Of Lahaina, who We're
anxious to share with me the fatigues and pleas
ures Of the trip.
But how was l disappointed. and what terrible
lesson had | yet to learn of human infamy. and Of
fetal neglect. How indignant was l when l heard
the cries of the emaciated and CHASTITY inhabitants
of this place. like the wailing of damned souls in
hopeless hate, in the hell of the divine poet Dante.
crying aloud, " PHH,iQ. dole al. dole al" Their
forms still seem before me, asking God rs well as
the Government, what they have done TO deserve
such a punishment"
1t is true that Mr.. Louis, the superintendent of
the place, wrote 10 the Board of Health at Homo
lulu for provisions. The answer came back, Let
them work" Yes! Let them be driven out of
~ -,
them work with their sore limbs and swollen toes,
while exposed by every change of temperature to
the most painful exacerbations of the disease. Let
them work. so that we may have our share of the
products of their labor.
The Board of Health could hardly avoid sending
a barrel OF salt beef (resh meat is here a sight
good for sore eyes y but It Smet SO horribly, that
only a famine could persuade these poor wretches
to eat it.
For the benefit of humanity, please to publish
this letter. Sic ITUR AID AsTRA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-29
To the Editor of the Commercial advertiser:

To the Editor Of the Commercial AdUertiser:
DEAR SIR My attention was drawn to an arti-
Gle in the Daily Hawaiian Herald of the goth No
vember, a small sheet published in your city. The
article was headed : Official Interference in Private
Contracts - and goes on to state that Capt. Davis,
of bark George. had entered into contract with
natives, given bonds, &c, and in fact completed
all arrangements, when in steps Mr.. Rufus \.
Lyman, and %nullifes all proceedings. Not so; Mr..
l.. came into my office just as Capt. Davis was ship
ping the men, and as they were not being shipped
on such advantageous terms as the day previous,
he, Mr.. L.. demurred, and as his consent has to be
obtained before any kanakas can be shipped, per
haps he has a right to interfere. He al all events
did it with the purest of motives, to advance the
interests of the natives, and all honor is due TO
him for it. l think l may say that all the venom
that little publication may send forth will not in
the slightest detract from the honor of our respect
ed Mr.. Lyman. l hope at the SAM time that the
gentlemen of the Daily Hawaiian Herald do not
belong to a class of men that would ride roughshod
over the ghostly remnant of q once numerous and
contented race. In conclusion. | beg to state that
bonds are never completed until a day or two
after the men are shipped.
remain, Dear Sir, respectfully,
JAMES G. MILLS,
Shipping Agent for Native Seamen.
Hilo Hawaii, Dec. 18th 1866.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-29
FINE WRITING PAPER!

"
pTHE SUBSCRIBER HAS LATELY RE-
L eeyal from Boston and New YorS select invoices OF
Very superior Writing Papers
4 Adopted Expressly to this Market, including
LETTER PAPER.
White Congress letter paper. ruei aaI unruleL-
Blue letter paper, ruled and uHruied.
Blue official do. do. ruled with margin.
\ Thin white do. do do. do
Thin white do do plain.
Vey thin white letter paper Gor European correspondence
Water lined Cbarred) letter
Packet Post, plain, blue AMI white
Mourning letter paper, ruled and unruIel-
Ladies Bath paper, white and pink ruled and plain
CAP PAPERSI
Es, white Cap, ruled and uHruled.
Blue IaiI cap, unruIed.
Heavy legal cap, ruled
Mourning cap, unrIIei-
Bs. English, white AMI blue laid, plain
NOTE PAPERS!
Ee't heavy white commercial note, ruled and unrulei-
Best heavy blue commercial note. ruled AMI unruied-
Thick ivory note, plain AMI ruled
Small billet paper, plain anil ruled
Water lined CbarredD note paper, various size
Fancy edged paper, plain
Colored French fancy paper
Monogram note paper Csith initial letter stamped on it,
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERsI
Pest broad white bf. paper.
Best ong@bI CnarroS) bill paper.
Thin white and blue account current paper.
Thin white and blue account; sales paper.
Flat cap, white, ruled and plain
Deny white, rIlei and plain
Medium, white, ruled and plain.
Royal white, ruled and plain
Choiee drawing paper. various sizes
Fancy gold and silver paper, various patterns
French ttssae papers q all eoors, very choice
Tracing paper, for drawing plans Of machinery &c
Velsm tracing cloth. Tor drawing plans Of machinery, &c.
Bristol Roari of various sizes-
Perforated boarI- Cnyon paper Tor drawing
bA heal paper,
Printing news AMI hook paper
Printers cards % all styles, sizes AMI patterns
Printers earl board, % all colors-
Hardware AMI Manila papers
Best Enyshpe paper.
Copying letter-book paper.
White and red bIotting paper
Together With every other Kind VI Paper In use.
ENVELOPES
Fest h-ayy white -e.EseaIng I-tter envelopes
h~th heavy canary, bgf and straw Ietfer envelopes
Opaque eoIorsl Eote AMI letter envelopes
Al sizes q white note envelopes
Preach objong ladies letter envelopes
=. ObIong envelopes, open at the end
burning htter, a1te AMI official envelopes
heLhelvy white, buG aHd canary ofieiaI envelopes
Fine ~Ete- buH and blue cl5Sh envelopes.
aA0 also every other Article required In the Station
~ cry LiHe.
fS5 So For saIrby !. VI. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-29

"SUxzEr Cox."-S. s. Cox. recently of Ohio, has
been chosen NJ. C.. from New York city. Cox, COM
monty called - Sunset was n member Of the Thirty
sixth, Thirty-seven,h and Thirty eighth Congresses
from Ohio. but was beaten last year when o candi-
date FOR the fourth time. Defeated at home, he emf
grated to New York, lived at a hotel, became q
candidate from the Fourth District on what was
called the McKeon ticket, having been slaughtered
in Tammany Hall, and behold he succeeded. The
New York .Nttrs d~esignates him as " a recent acqui-
s.tion to our population"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-29

JUST RECEIVED PER "COMETT
CALIFORNIA POTATOES.
- Silver skin Onions, fresh Turnips,
Green Apples, Oregon Dried Apples,
California Dried Peaches, Haniny, Oatmeal,
Bgckxheat Flour, Kegs Pickles, Split Peas,
New Goldfish.
Picked Tongues,
Smoked Beef
Smoked Tongues,
Smoked Salmon,
Smoked Herrings,
Emerson's Fresh Oysters,
X. q. < Co.'S Oysters,
spised Oysters, l aud 2 lis. tins
L,bsters,
Sausage Meat,
California assorted Table Fruits,
Washing Powder,
saIerasus, soda,
Pepper sauce,
Olives,
Cases Gherkins, qts. half gals. AMI gallons;
Curry, Table Salt,
Preserved Cilron,
Oswegu Corn starch,
BemuIa Arowroot,
Fresh Ground sage,
Table Punes, 25 cents per pound;
California Hams and Bacon, Leaf Lard, Billings Hams,
Cases Cream Cheese,
AnIerson's soace, washoe Tobacco, choice;
Fresh Mustard, for sale per pound;
Fresh Ginger, Tor sale per pound;
New Cal Hops, extra;
Maple Sugar,
MaccarOni and vermiceII,
Extra Family Flour.
Golden Gate Baker, Extrn.
California Cors ID packages of Prunes.
Tins Soda, Wine, Milk, Water, Picnic and
Jenny Lind Cakes,
Tins California Jumbles,
Boxes Saloon Bread.
Also On H N d
BEST CIDER VINEGAR II IOLANI.
Sugar Cured Hams,
Kits Tongues and Sounds,
Kits No. l Mackerel,
Kits IIaibut Fins,
Best Oregon Salmon at Retail.
ArackereI, HalJmf Fins,
Tongues and Sounds, on Retail.
Bes, Malaga Layer Raisins,
Best English Vinegar in bottles,
Double vanHle Chocolate,
Japan Tea,
Orange Pckne Tea,
Basket Tea,
Cheap Teas.
Charcoal, Demjohns,
Water Buckets, Lamp Chmucys. Ticking.
sariines,
Quahaugs,
Castle soap,
Fancy Soaps.
Dusner's Kerosene,
Best Polar Oil.
Brooms, assorted sizes;
New Beans. Dairy sat
BREAD EVERY DAY:
FRESH PIES,
FRESH GINGER BREAD
GINGER SNAPS, FRESH JUMBLEs.
Baked Apples
Baked Hans, on retail;
Hams Baked 10 Order,
Orders for Cakes solicited,
Cakes Baked 10 Order.
Fresh Bread delivered to Order to any
part Of the City, Nuuauu Valley or waikiki
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly dispatched
BY McCASDLEss s Co..
"a Corner Port ami King sts, Honolulu.
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FOR SALE
Tax Collectors Notice.

EyAN PAYERS ~ THE DISTRICT OF
"A HONOLULU, Island 81 oahu. are hereby notified that
the undersigned has OIcnel his Office foT the COLLECTION OF
TANES. in the " Aicuui." Marine street. opposite the Homo
lula Iron Works and 30 conformity with Sc SOS Of the Civil
Code. all persons liable 20 taxation In this district are hereby
required to make immediate payment % the same
Ofic- open every Monday, Wednesday and saturday, frUm
Q A MtoiF. =. GEO. II. LUCE,
SO q Tax Collector, I0noiuls-
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LUMBER!
AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
We have Just Received and offer for Sale:
Clear Eastern White Pine Plank, II, I4,233ia.
Do. do. do. do. Selected Boards, l inch
Suitable for Plantation Purposes. &c.
THE CARGO OF THE BARK MONITOR!
Consisting Of
Redwood Surfacepdued Boards and PIdni,
Do. Rough do. do.
Do. Tongued and Groored Boards.
Do. Posts, Siding, Scanffng and Shingles.
Also, the CARGO OF BARK MAUNAKEA!
North-west Rough Boards, Soonting and Plank,
Do. SuJace-pLdned and Tongued and
GrOoUed Boards,
White Cedar Shared Shingles, Laths and Piokets.
And per Late Arrivals,
4 Full Assortment Of
Paper Hangings,
Window and Picture Frame Glass.
Boiled and Raw Linseed OH.
White Lead,
Zinc Paint,
Spirits of Turpentine,
Benzole,
ruiture and Dammar varnsh,
Chrome Green,
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20 On our first page Is 4 lively article from
Maui. and on our last page Mark Twain INDUCES
in q dream on the brink of the prccipice of Kilauea.
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SCARED CELEsTLAIs.-A few nights ago, n China
man who had been "plucked'' in one of the gam
bling dens of his countrymen. gave information to
the police of the locality OF the house and the
hour at which the game would be going on. The
Sheriff, Mr.. Dayton, proceeded to the place, but
before he could enter, q coolie who it seems was
on the watch outside, gave a signal understood at
once by the players. and an immediate skedaddle
of some twenty or thirty terribly scared Celestals
took place. The vice OF gambling is a prevalent
one among the coolies, and is very demoralizing in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-29

SPECIAL TERv.-The Chief Justice of the SUI
preme Court. has ordered a special Term to be
holden of the circuit court for Hawaii, at Waimea,
on the 9TH Of February, next, when the two natives
accused Of the murder of Henry Clark at South
Kona. Hawaii. will be a~rraigned for trial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-29
TO RENT.

Ss THAT SUBURBAN COT
- ta.c contiguous 10 the residence Of John Montgomery.
III Esq. Apply 10 (5I9 lm) 4. = CLEGHORN.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-12
NATURE s OWN REMEDIES.
CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
EMPIRE SPRING WATER
COLUMBIAN SPRING WATER. E

No natural or artificial compound has yet been
discovered or manufactured that equals these wa
many temporary and chronic diseases proved
by the experience of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial
effects.
Congress Water
Is cathartic, Alternative and tonic, and is val
liable remedy for affections of the Liver and Kid,
neys, Dyspepsia, Govt, Chronic Constipation and
Cutaneous diseases Is most powerful proven
tive of the Fevers and Bilious Complaints so
prevalent in warm climates.
Empire Water
Is q cathartic and a valuable remedy for Rheu-
matism, Derangement of the Liver, Diseases of
most salutary in Lung Diseases. 1t is an almost
Smre cure for Scrofula, and the most aggravated
forms of Dyspepsia As preventive and cure for
all Bilious arrangements it stands unrivalled.
Columbian Water
Is tonic and diuretic of a highly beneficial
character, and is positive remedy for Diabetes,
Gravel, Calculus, Irritation and Inflammation of
the Kidneys and Bladder, and has most sngularly
active effects in restoring these organs when de-
bilitated by long disease. Females who have suf-
fered for years from irregu arity and the distress
entirely cured by the faithful and udicous use of
Colum bian Water.
These waters are bottled fresh and pure from
each of the above named Springs, in so careful
and secure manner that they preserve all their
medicinal value for years, and will be found
equally etficacious when drank thousands of miles
distant, as when taken directly from the spring.
Becdre Of limitations and inferior Waters, the
corks of all genuine Congress, Empire and Co
lumbar Waters are branded on the side of the
cork thus
CONGRESS WATER, | ! COLUMBIAN WATER,
/ G. 81 E. s. Co. I G. & E. 8. Co.
EMPIRE WATER,
G. s. E. S. Co. (
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable
for shipment to any part OF the world. Congress
and Empire Waters in boxes, containing Dozen
Pints, or Dozen Quart Bottles each. Colum.
bian Water in boxes containing or Dozen Half
Pints, or Dozen Pint Bottles each.
Sold by all Druggists Hotels, Wine Merchants
and first-class Grocers.
Sold only at Wholesale, by
HOTCHKIsS SONS, Props,
90 Beekman ST., N. Y.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
march 20-1-3m.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-12

HUMoR-SYDNEY SMITHS WIT AND
W1sDoM.--Never give way to melan-
choly; resist it steadily, for the habit
will encroach. l once gave lady two
and-twenty receipts against melancholy;
one was bright fire; another to re-
member all the pleasant things said to
and of her; another to keep box of
sugar-plums on the chimney piece, and
a kettle simmering on the hob.
Never teach false morality. How
exquisitely absurd to tell girls that beau
ty is of no volue, dress of no use! Beau
ty is of value; her whole prospects and
happiness in life may often depend on a
new gown or becoming bonnet, and
if she has five grains of common sense
she will find this out. The great thing
is to teach her their just value, and that
there mustbe some thing better under
the bonnet than pretty face for real
happiness. But never sacrifice truth.
| am convinced digestion is the great
secret of life and that character, talents,
virtues, and qualities, are powerfully
affected by beef, mutton, pie-crust, and
rich soups. l have often thought /
could feed or starve men into many
virtues and vices and affect them more
powerfully with Instruments OF cookery
than Timotheus could do formerly with
his Tyre.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-12
CORDEN AS ACONVIVIALIST

At Verivers, Belgian city, where
bust of, Richard Golden was lately
presented to the Chamber Of Commerce,
one of the speakers on the occasion men
toned that Mr. Golden had been pre-
sent at his marriage at Berlin, and as
great statesman always knew how to in
Produce the subject on which his thoughts
were so much employed, related that
when dining together after ceremony IN
the manner customary at such times in
that country, and in proposing one OF the
toast, Mr.. Golden said: g know no bet
ter advantages Of free trade than the
hospitable and we'll garnished table,
where the bottle and the choicest plates
pass from hand to hand, and pleasant
words are interchanged with them;
whilst protection, on the other hand,
is like table at which each guest sits
solitary and exclusive, and one gets all
the salt while another gets all the soup.