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Children csn buy goods as cheup as grown peor 3
pie a, ELLYsoN q TAYLoR's. 81 Is Il tg.,8s b
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A small SUM Of money Will buy very nne over {.
coat from e. q! SPENCE & &soN. ~ syi.,, 3 .
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Tor PIANOS Of from thIeo totwenty ysfour keys.
. hne thing for Q little girl-at Wv TRi1ss
Belts, 1ll2 Main street. ,ss ssssssy ~
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NOAH WALLER q Co., I2ss Main street, have
ON hand splendid stock Of gent,s furnishing
goods. ~ rs < SsH 3sis,
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PENsY Toys.-A CREST variety OF TOYS 6r d
cent piece at lII2 Main treet-TRIB8zrTss. u
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CALL at ,so, Main street for good ,overeoss "
very low price. ,s+sst
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THE sappho scarf at NOAH wALKER 4 Co.rT
IONA N Ain street. sta2-N 2s -
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SURE CURE FOE Con RSs--A nalt ooasl. 49,
those One son socks at 2. b. rFkscE 2 Ss'S =
1890 Main street. --...---, - ss,
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q me- FIVE QUARTER CASKS SHER-
ny VINE quarter casks MADEIRA WI
10 ouattt r casks COOKING WINE. for sale by
de 10 ST GE0I. HERRING q co.
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MT TsUNDRIEs.-Rice, Sugar, Coffee,
AG.G ass,ies, Clieese i8ackereL Heerings Soaps,
sal syrup lard: Bacon Shoulders Bressts,
Sides and Hams for SAFE at lowest ,narke rates.
dG lie. -at "a G TO. I. HFRbIHG d co.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS will be closed for the
holidays from to-day until the I'd Of Janu-
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DOLLS. DOLLS, DoLLs.-A splendid assortment
II Dolls at w. W. TRIBsETT's, l1l9 Main street.
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FURs FUas! FURs!-Jus rseeiTed = sasss ~
ofladies' and misses furs at a. "A 'sts
Main street. - -
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sFa1Hx LrsL1E,s IihusgRATgD AID HAs
PEGS N EEKLy are 60 hand from Eliyaon @
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+ The Cincinnati Enquirer proposes; lec-i
tures aa substitute for capital punish,
SAASs,l s.ss ,sssGf
ment,, ;, 81 ,,1.g. ..5ssts sssari d tssi
Aa exchange asks: fIf Forney was to,
'say thaE ne did not know. what honesty,
meant. would that constitute amy yeason
other mems should not be honest 9 No;l lit
woalla eimpiYgonsti titute the trst instance In
which Fornnssy was Known to tsn the truth.
.LoAspilIs GoaTissy II sIs y
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GT CHILDREN's, C{H AIRS FOR
CHRISTIAN CHILDREE,sf CHAIRS FOR
GHR1sTMAs.-2s dozen CHILpREN's CHAIRS
Just received at ,58 s
g. B. STACY & SONS, 1905 AND fsie MAIN sr.,
where can be found the largest and bsst-sssorted
stock OF FURNITURE and MATTRESSES in
ass city. @sNS e%hsb
Don't fail TO examine before buying. dc %
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DECEMBER2s 1874
AUcrIoE4sALRs TEIas DAY

:. C. TARDy win sell at III A. s. s,ooo sacas
fresaIt and aIos OF grocaries.f .'5sEss
=. MCCORMICK Win sell sc 1os 4. M. fdrs snd
1 ladies' ciosks .S 81 i .y5
JoOK 4, LAUEHTON3 will sell at 10 A. ~.
] crockery, glassware, and French toilet sets.
COOK q LAUGHToN nm sen as II o' clock
household furniture, DC. ssissssss
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J. oyERcoArs at RETAIL at wh ,lesale prices by
b. SPENCE & Son. = ,..,tg..y. 81. i s
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TioR B0STON ON.-C URRIE q CO.'S Jih,
n LINE. THE regular packet schooner &EFN
MILE Brown, HIGGINS, master. Ia hsy..A W. -,
havs a,iict dispatch. For balance Of frelghb apa
nfsy f.S.- - s'.$s:HtsE CURRIE ID Cos.
y Ss "a ta5 corner OF 18th and Cary streets.
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ME- RAISINS.- 100 boxes Loring &
SOUS LAYER RAISIES, In store and for sale by
de 1876 GEO. I. HERRI & & co.
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i~ SCOTCH WHIsKEY, in glass-old
and superior. go --.-
de l8-St $3.50. GEO. !. HERRlE u u w.
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sREeraH. HoTrgFN.

G WE; HAVE RARELY EVER
seen more beautiful assortment OF HOLIDAY.
GOODS than were opened to-day al wA6NER's
DRUG STORE. Everything neat and tasty. On
Saturday next they win open . ilsiArger stock
ut their new store, diagonally opposite the old
present stand, and win display their GRAND
PRIsMATIC MORTAR, all composed OF clear
cns-slass crystals, illuminated by nine revolving
gas jets. See their stock Of goods bonght lsx-
pressly for the holidays. CORNER 9Th AND
BROAD STREETS. a.t y aa oa- -sts
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q TEN HoEaDAY SEASON secTns how 60 have
;dopsnanced ia reality. Yesterday the
streets were throngea, and the stores 0f
those dealers who |have advised the public
Of what: they haTe for sale were besieged
with people in search Of gifts. And,
although there was q disp0Mtion 10 go the
rounds before buying, a good deal Of mo-
ney was spent, and The stocks of dealers
morrow, however, W Win Be tie & hM great & days
for huyfng, andEWa shall pub blish In To NOR.
rows papar another fnstafment Of oar
hints for tha holidays, showing where to-
90 and what 70 buy. Advartisers should
send Ia their fayors &c Asnes to secure pro-
per notice In this department.
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R1T BRANDY AND GiN.-l0 barrels
anu 10 half-oarrels BRANDY; 20 bbls. Flsck,s
'tsis.Ia d. is.es. s4is " Eo.LtHERRINasac 90
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nRIME PIpPTN APPLES ao ess.ss s y
iuat treestye6 ssf ssae ~ 9. - -
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bushels YLA91EkMRs
Ek. HAZE sef seIs hg ts Nuk&T @ sAGM&s
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MEETINGS.

INTOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN OF the stockholders of the National Ba' or
TITEsDAY the 10Th iay of Jan uary 1871, at 12 ID.
T. dec ). B. MORTON, Cashier.
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DUCKWHEAT FIJI OUR-2, coo pounds
I'D in 2s. 90. aps I0s pound packa ges: - (. ,,r
&.sY. GTt1hEH o. SAs 4.
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Rsealmond College and, tlae, Eeuea.
EttonaI Land Euna -Dr. CnrFy,s Ar.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Rsea1monG College and, the, EGuea.
ssttenaI Land Euna -Dr. Cnrry's Ar.
In our notice Of the last meeting Of the
Legislative committee we were, unable to
give Rev. DR.. Cnrry,s argument the space
which it deserved. This morning the omis-
sion Is supplied. ssse7z ,3
H being mentioned by one Of the commit
tee that DR.. Curry desired to be heard in
behalf of Richmond College, the commit
tee, by unanimous consent, agreed to pro-
long their session for the purpose Of. hear
ing him. He commenced with q grace
full tribute to the eloquence Of the rec
tor Of the University, and then pro-
ceeded with o. lnastefly argument, spark
ling, after his manner, with classic .aliusion,
and freighted with wealth OF practical In.
formation. BE urged first the importance.
of being right as to the proper designation
of the fund. Other mistakes might be cor.
rected,. but o mistake Of location would sbe
fatal. The objects of the grsnf are specific
and Clearly designated In the act of Con-
gTess. It is not to enable the Legislature
system of education, but to- prom0ts the
public benefit with respect to two great In
terests- Horticulture and the mechanic arts
among the industrial classes of the COM
munity. I'LL.
For the distribution Of this fund
three plans are proposed. The speaker
congratulated himself that he did not,
like the Locrians of old, have to ap-
pear with halter around. his neck,
which oshould be tightened il his views
were not acceptable; but he could
and should present with freedom what he
One plan, SO eloquently pre-
sented this evening, proposed an equal d.
vision betwixt Hampton and the University.
The latter institution was.the glory Of the
State-one which she has literally fostered,
and which has yielded generous returns
one which she ought still more literally to
encourage, and from which she will derive
yet more bounteous returns. But the uni.
versity is not selfsustaining; she must de-
pend in large measure for asupply of well.
Il n H. =
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AmUSEaIENTS.

NOR NEW YORK The 0ids Lac
IT Dominion SteaInahip CoMpany,s g
elegant sideswheeI steamsh hip ip!HATTERASssGat {.
tain LAWRENCE win leave her wharf at Rockets
on SATURDAY,. December 2s,; at, 81 O'Clock II
nj. Freight received until q O'Clock 4, NJ fare,
sI2 !; steersgs, $ss rOpnd-trfp tickets, $2os, Eor
= : - - = s,JOHN w. WYATT. AGENT
de2t-4t go q -. 80 no. Governor street.
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81 sjs. xrxsxsas !.
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malls forwarded 10 the Unted States for Transmission
10 either of the ap,e-named countres and colone.
s es Ss sSsTs% % .s ss stated s., and
settled quarterly and the smouns oi the United STATES
transit charges iound due on such e'o-e malls shall DO
promptly PAID over by the New Zealand post once %
Inc United states s,st once. In saca manner % The
Postmaster General VI tie United staies s'ah pre-
scribe. .. a. q
ARTICLE v. ..Hr.
Prcpsd letters from foreign countries rcceirsd " AL
forwarded frous thu United states "a New Lsaisna,
.all be deliyercd In sah colony ire q AZ rs,
s iS, s,. .S ud,.escd 10 Nrv south Wsies. -
Australia viii be forwarded % d. .taioa, subject W
the conditions are applicable io corresponasnoe
countries. .' ri D .I.. ' TIT
In the event of any of the Australian colonies not
agreeing with New Zealand 90 contribute ~ The main.
tenaDce Of any Tine Of mail plying between Ssv
sidiIcd By New Zealand NE Ne. zealand pc, os.es
may require the United states post once not Ia forward
3. .sa o. aSs. an, 10 .e e an.
the New Zealand post once may refuse TO transmit to
their destination ell malls, letters newspansrs os
received In New Zealand from the United states by
such Subsidized packets, and may refnse to forwa 20
w., Sy ,Se n,sss S1as matter
In Nev Zeaisnd rom such enlony and addressed 70 the
United States Of America, or elsewhere.
ARTICLE VII.
ne two Post Departments may by mutual agreement
provide Tor the transmission Of registered articles I'm
The register nee for each article shs be ten cents In
The United States, and -in New Zeaiand.
i.. ARTICLE VIII. '-l
The two Post Departments shall settle by agreement
between them all measures Of detail and arrangement
required To carry this Convention Into execution aud
mar modify the In like manner rom time 10 time
- the e1igcDcies ofthe service may require.
ARTICLE X.
Every fully prepaid lrter dispatched nom one oosn-
trr TO the other shall be plainly stamped with the words
Of the sddrss IN addition 10 the date stamp Of tie
once at which it was posted; and insuaceptly paid
letters the amount ofthe deficient postage shall be In
seribcd In black ink.
Dead letters, which cannot be delivered nom what
ever c.use, shall be mutaaiy rearned without charge,
respective ofnces wll permit. i
ARTICLE xr.
This Convention shall come into operation on the
hrst day Of December, ls, and shall be termlnae n
any Time on notice by either once of six months.
day Of october thousand eight huBire aud seventy
and In Wellington. New Zealand, on the third day Of
August, In the same year. S,,,,.s,,-,,,,
(sEALl JNO. A. J. CRk.SWELl.
fsEALl JULIUS LLOYD,
Posfmasisr General 81 Ssr ZEALAND.
hereby approve the aforesolng Convention. and ~
testimony thereof have canscd the seal Of the United
-''I u. 8. GRANT.
ny tho President;
[sEAL.l HAMILTON FISH, ..
Secretary Of Slate.
WASHINGTON, OcfoIer S, 1870.
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A Book for Everybody.

raisrred by The recrpsica o. ard rvAt demand ~, e
ahove valuable An uussly ncslis-- and also TO meet
Grai nrsf u In psrss sse the sathos has n.t paei
. ~ hsS tr-si"E exclusively q NERVOUS and MkN
rcc,rt u - 80 The ether too eoks po-ar, pad
rs~ss an, hsyc~i eli e~IsSsoa The ms-s extraordinary
ve~ks % Physi.oyy p.hlishoi rN~r- 10 nothing
whatever thAi The Married snge, VI Hhsr Sen.
eher rcairv Ssh 10 kpo~ hut chat fIy explained
aH many matters ~ Tie imp-StNnt and Interesting
hsrd IN ay ssher veso In cur language. An The Nee
Discoveries % the salhs~ Who. esr-r,epc, such
prohsby h<Esv M " The 10 of Any man. given
n. No psrscn shoah he without ihe.e valuable hoks
"NAlrAsla Bc.ss.-ws have rcoeiyed The valastss
nsiesi soks rahsh> by the rcshsiy Msicsi institute
evey insegeot hmiiy. rNey nc The cheap e~ev Il
Abenlnabis uAss, rss.hsd BY Ire.ysasihe parties. asi
parchss~i IN sr>fify but Or, written nv
resp.sih~ yrossaal rerti<mAa Il ,mosncr q . s,srrr
q Instructive vtai nstsc> eo,c~vulng vheh hm>oa-
~ igpossnce ezisa rhe mporant sahc pre>rntrd srr
DIN, many usNi rr,-otpt'cs NC pc~vaii,nr complaints
ars stded ,-Cccs RsyvstScAs, tAoes-er. n H.
shs aaihcr a th->s hocts q The mat ,-aru-i
rrrusr rhy-trisrs - ths day, s-i eoe w he rr>fi.
tSie Il oar ne hs hess invA,asbe p~cuueos s,sms
N h> HE s ts nisrs ssi IN avoa ths eaas-
q thass di-ses N shsh thsy Afe sahst AMI he ten.
thsm jsst hoe snd .hse 10 do k-CrsossoLs, FARMING
n M sasA.s q the ahsve-nsmei p~i'e.i vu<k,
:, Inc CAl-f Ceas~hIns physciAn II Tie r.Ab~y neicA
Iss,i,ute aid On eoostansly rwrsyet IN essalts,se
vhh lnvsss fscsa On Tsrts ~ Ne carry, nat he hss n
s.s sli<ni IN has,oe>s d.tsis nesvas. en- -
ssrs shcad BE- stdr--srd 10 ne PEABODY MEDICAL IN
ErfrUrE, - N m " n. PARKER, The Mcir.l Az
sssaans q The A9h<. ssd his Basip~,s Akvrt. she
vxf - N ksshv hnsM nay 10 ccesaed On al disrs>
rpquivsce shin, s~ervry sri sxy<ri<oee
Utsvhsass s~ssry s"a Certain Rsshf ~
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THE ExTiRpAroR

Rsnovss snpsraucss hair psinies.ly. instantly and
pegmanrutiy warranted MOI ~ injure The skla. %
leave any s,gu efits application Call on, OF send
stamp fSr Circular 70 Dr. y. p. Williams Co l5'
fremont s., Boston- 2iu
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AN ACT to provide for the paving Of renn.yiv.n,,

avenue. = " = ..|
Be a ..aeted sy a. senats and Ho.,s Of Represe.ia-
jed. That the secretary q te Interior Dreve Brig.-
der General N. Micer. engineer In charge OF public
Washinston. or their successors in once be- and they
are hereby, appointed commission TO select and de-
termne the best Kind of pavement to be use In paw
fare paved herewith nom The northwest gate OF The
Capitol grounds 10 the crossing Of Fifteenth street
ssc. .. And Ss q }artier enacted. That within ten
days after tie passage Of this act the commissioners
Of president and seceris fron, among their number
aud shall proceed 10 perform the duties deyo!,ed upon
them and within thirty day; amer ,hey sha . nsye s as
contract for the paving Of said avenue between the
points named on the lowest and most favorable terms
possible, amer having caused notice OF the letting
thereof 10 be given In one or more newspapers pub
iished In Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, and
iSe lime and place Of such letting and Mind o. pave
ment requiring the paving 10 be done In the best and
most substantial maaner and Without unnece,ssy de-
ties 10 be approved by the chief justice Of the District
ofColumbis, tshs be exsctedJ guaranteeing that the
terms Of such contract shall be strictly and fatuiy
SEC. g. And Be q further enacted, That the cost
Of laying down said pavement shall be borne and paid
for IN the following proportions and manner ny the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company for
s psOS q s SGs ns as tse &
thereof by the owners Of private properly lying and
abunE or said rennysnIa M nue. AND N ~
uoH ~.
wo,t 10 IRON! e their lot: or % s o from from e
track of the railroad Aforesaid by the o,
Washington lot the mersfeuons " ~, sI. t LII LII
avenues and opiosne 10 al puonJ psi gk s ,na
abutting on ssm Avenue, etS , suSn ~, h,n ne
intersections lying DelWeen tne uscksot VIC Wssn,ns
ton and Georgetown RailIoad oampany, ana Two Ieet
on each SIDE theItof, whieh VIII oe Is,a ., So,
pany ms bersinbcfore pr3.meu. Lne ss,u nam. ,p
company shall haye the Ignt 10 GonstIuc. at
Of the pavement whcn " Us rIulru 70 ~ w "nu IN,
the ulrection OF sau conhnsioneIs, .nu sa'u n,
road company shall not c9nsuuct tnnt PORTION W al
work With the same material; exeept pe.~een tue ans
ana Detween he uacks, snu in ~ IN ~,
ner, ana srspidly rs me Iesmme ~ sau WI sna ne
constructed, Then the same snsu oe consuuceu unuer
tie direction OF SAID commiss9ners IN trs same ms
As the other portion Of said work The said rail-
rosd comp.ny shall have the rsht 10 seisct ,e
Iial Win rhlcn Ihe pstemem pe," p.sS S,, ~.
tween the tracks shall be made frosioed, Ihat !e
said pavement ON the said track snail Ds maae 20 me
satisfaction OF the conimlssonefs ine !essscs "
Market square between setrnth anu Nnh suee.s
shall pay TOT u"t ppruon %, ,e , P, M, .iIresd
san sluare anu .e hne W. W, a., nv na.ns VIM
,.s ~, I,,. vr,den. and line tno fret out.
~ s ~, ,.cr ~ ,. r.ii,o.d con,n.ny shsii e Maid
~ ~ ~. f's,,s s,.,.s ."x.rnm.nt BrorII,d fh.t
~ y, ~. -, t.sIn snsh ~ er.nt shs NOT exceed tine
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sncd, falling hair checked, and bald
nrsS often. though not always, cured
Nv il Use. Nothing eau restore the
hair whcru tho iolliclcs arc destroyed,
or the glands arrophicd and dccayed.
liut such Us remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
rf iouling the hair with u Iasiy sedi-
mrnt. it will kccpit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent balducss. Free
from those ,lelcicrious substances which
make sonc preparations dangerous and
injuriou1 Io tho hair, the Visor can
rnly benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely iUr "a
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Cray Hair lc
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cilec,ual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
10 ais original colo,
wih The gloss aud
FRESHNESS, Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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n Foster, and rros.mnss printed .. hi. otss..
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r wedding Cards printed ., tAis osaes.
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WAS CURED OP DEAYsESs AND CATARRII
by simple remedy and viii send The receipt nee.
IusO MRS. ~. q. LEGGErr, Jersey City, n. j.
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AN ACT 70 Incorporate the United States Freehold
Land and Emieration Company, and 10 counrm GER
tain legislatlon I'm COLORADO TerIitory.

Bsu ssaefed ~ ne Sesak sHd Hess ~ RsTveserfs-
nres eftAs Ussird States q Aa<tes IN Cesgrss slss-
Ned, That William Gpin, An.brvse y. Barnstdc. 8.
L. ". Harlow, Charles A. Ismbari, William u. Rey.
nolds, Hiram iitchc"ck. Henry w. Gray, Mortou q:
Fisher and such other persous n may We as~rcst~d
With them and their ssccessors are hereby crc.tri
body polite and corporate, In the TERRITORIES Of Coo.
ado snd New Mexico, by the name, style, and title Of
the united States frre,sold Lard and Emlgrstsou
Company and by that name shall have succession,
AMI .hsll he ablc IN md be sscs. plead and he linz
pleaded. deteud and be offended IN al proper coarts
seal.
sEc. .. Asd - ysrtAsr sssess<, That the capital
stoek of the said coryDratoa shall be two anil oue-af
iliIoss of dollars, divd Into shares of bupdrrd
dallars eseh and the shall be deeued b. be PER-
sonaf property and transferable the bpoks Of ths
csspsay eay, asA sseh eapAi stoek nay h insrsass~
ou, time 10 time Co the extent necessary 20 carry out
occdhK In the Whole The ssss of len rlos dollars,
ssn vote of tso thirs IN ssnt VI the stoek for tiss
time being IN favor of such ircrcase. -. =
SEC. 4 Asd u q fsrfAv snacfef, That the sah
company shall have power TO make such bylaws ~
estate and for the manssrneut Of its basiness and AZ
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A Book FOR Every Woman.

Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY oP WOMAN. 4 IKE
DISEASES, 90, Woman trv>lei q Physio'exin.liy ss
Pathoxicsiy. frm fntnsy N On Ar. -ith e,~gant u
hs,sAiive EnErsvnss. $50 Iagcs, boaDi In BREATHE
French clsth- fflcs 500.
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A Book for every Man.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. - sELr.PREsERyArIoN
A Medical rrraliss the Gauss shd % EShaostc
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D,bty, Hy,pchseirs. AMI al olhet disessss arising
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-09-17
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Abberttser.
Clerical OppressOrs.
By JOHN c. WHITTIER

TN TIE Report Of the celebrated Pro-slavsTS meeting
brsston C. 4Ih Of the 9th m9nth iss2 Pgblshe
10 the Courier Of that city, il il stated -IAs g a.
as,7,Irafons attended body, LENDING THEIR Sane
y r rHE PROCEEDINGS, and adding BY their presence
the impressive character Of the scene J
I'VE fnssrne blowing r the benefit Of the two eiergyne
on Mani Crmey American Missionares) who are said 70 nav
@ the conspiracy signed the resolution TO destroy thi
paper r daring to speak the truh.-ED p C. ADVERTISER
JUsr God and these are they
Who minister at thine altar, God of Right.
Men who their hands with prayer and blessing lay
on IsraeFs ARK Of light!
What preach and kidnap men'
Give tbanks-and rob thy own afflicted Poori
Talk thy glorious liberty, and then
Bolt hard the eaPtiVe's door'
What servants Of thy own
slereihIl son who came seek and save
The homel ess and the outeast-fsttering down
The tasked and pundered slave!
Plate and Herod, friends
Chief pries.s and rulers, as Of old, combine
Just God and holy Is that church, which lends
Strength to the sPoiIer, thinea
Paid hypocrites who
Judgment aside, and rob the Holy Book
oftho.e high words Of truth which search and burn
In warning and rebukej
Feed fat ye Ioc1sts, feed
Ard in your asseled puIpts, thank the Lord
That, from toiIing bondman's utter need,
We pile your fun board
How long, Lord how long
shall such a priesthood barter truth away,
And, in thy name, for robbery and wrong
Att thy own altars prayl
l. not thy hand stretched forth
VisibIy the heavens 20 awe and smtef
Shall not the living God Of all the earth,
And heaven above, do right
Woe, then, all who grind
Their brethren ola common Father down,
To all who plumber from the immortal mind
Its bright and glorious crown!
Woe % the priesthood
To those whose hire Is with the price Of blood
Perverting, darkening, changing as they 60,
The searching truths Of God
Their glory and their might
Shall perish and their very names shall be
Vile before all the people, in the Light
ora worlds liberty
Oh speed the moment
When wrong shall eease-and Liberty, and Love,
Truth and Right, throughout the earth be known
IL their home above.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-09-17

sell oil Of an inferior quality. heavy fne a
long imprisonment should be made to hang over
dealers who traffic in explosive oils of this sort.
Such a movement has already begun in the Legis-
latures Of some States. 1t ought to be extended