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STEAM BOATS.
For Cincinnati e. Louisville.

THE FINE PASSENGER
I.IE Issteamer ARGoSY, Capt. w. ii.
Sss2;::<-iizszk Harlan, will leave as above
wednesday. 18th inst, at o'clock +. NJ,
hoard. or to 9. II. BOOTH q o.,
nc,I5 Agents
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Regular Wheeling and Park
ersburg Packet.

- THE NEW AND FINE PAS
suSst.Ssenger Steamer NEW STATE,
- CAPT. Jack Harrison, will leave
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Monday,
wednesday and Friday, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Returning will leave Parkersburg for
Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at o'clock 4. NJ. Freight re-
csiyed al the whrf-boat at all hours, by
sep2l c. II. BOOTH & CO, Agents.
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Regular Wheeling and Pitts
burgh Packet.

49,. STEAMER Nv. +. CUKIIo,
LNtss Captain 1. L; Thompson, s sisrS
eyeyv Monday. wednesday and Friday at
O'clock A. M. Returning, viii leave Pitts
hnr1h every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
SaY ar 10 o'clock NJ. For freight or passage
apply on oo " c. H. BOOTH & CO.,
oc,7 Agents
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TOMORROW is the anniversary of the
surrender of Burgoyne, in HI.
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Regular Wheeling and Park.
ersburg Packet

n. THE NEW AND FINE PAS
su-EfS3senger steamer. SCIENCE Capt.
$3.50 p. Absolute, win leave Wheel
ing for Parkersburg every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock, A NJ.
Returning will leave Parkersburg 1oI
Wheeling every Monday, "Wednesday ana
Friday at o'clock, A. NJ. Freight receiNeo
nj the Wharf boat at all hours, by
sep2i c. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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ROSE N He iM'S
CELEBRATED
aTo M a CH
BIT T Frs!
wESTE r. n
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowl-
edge them superior to any thing OF
the kind ever before offered to the
public.
As a sure cure for Diarhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague' Ch0i-
era Morbus, Collie, Dyspepsia Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache
this medicine has no equal. VI IS
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects OF change Of water.
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
as we'll as the Bar Of every weII-regu'
lated Hotel
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And New and Excellent Company.
FRIDAY EVENING, October IA, the popular
Burlesque ALADDIN, or the Wonderful
Lamp. blanche as Aladdin; Ella as Young
Pekoe; Bishop as Widow Twankey.
Performance to commence with MY
PRECIOUS BETSY. Mr.. Bishop in his
comic role of Mr.. Bobtail.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at
"a O'Clock. Grand Fashionable Ladies'
Matinee, CINDERELLA. Admission to
Matinee 50c.; Children 25c. '4-oa~-
Saturday Night last performance or the
Chapman sisters and G. B. Bishep.
Admission 80 and T5c. Reserved sl.00
Seats can be secured at Hamilton 4 Har-
ings Music Store. Noets
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL on first page.
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeon,
London, graduate from one OF the most rn.
iuent Colleges I'm the United States, ana the
greater paTt OF whose M, has been spent IN
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsCw here, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
MANY troubled with ringing I'm the head
and cars when asleep, great Nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, hashiul.
ness, with frequent hluShing, attended some
times with derugomCut OF mind, were cuitvl
immediately
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DIR JOHNSTON

Especially, who have become the victims
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the mos,
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listeniuy
Senates with the thunder OF eluquence, OF
walked TO ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, NAV
call with full confidence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16
Notice to Grsditors.i s,sl

Estate Of DANIEL MONTGOMERY, d.esassd.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE TX
IN dsr6g1sd, AdmiBistrator dfdhs dove nsnsd
Estate. to The ersdtoFs Of and al persons having
claims sgainst said deceased, to exhibit the sane
duly authenticated and With the necessary Tonehers
within six months Of the frzt puhlieatDn Of this
notice. to the undersigned, At bis ees al the corner
Of Queen and KaahnmaEu streets. IN Honolulu.
i23isaT 1a4l.iAa mEFREEEa
Adninistrsfot With VIII annexed
Honoiulu, Sept. 2ofh. Iaze- a1l IL DIN s7-s
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Literary Notes.

Unusual activity prevails among the
publishers of monthlies and illustrated
weeklies, both in the United States and
Europe, and no efforts are spared to rem
der them more attractive than ever as
the new year approaches. The London
Graphic and frustrated Ne,rs, and also
Ecery Saturday, of Boston. and Hdzper,s
Weekly, and aLeslies Weekly, Of New
York, are richly illustrated with war
scenes Indeed, the war has been har-
vest TO the publishers Of these serials. 2ay
london .Socisty, Zone Of the best Eng
lish monthlies.) has passed into the hands
Of Richard Bentley: while James Hogg,
its late editor and proprietor, proposes to.
start . new monthly, to be called English
Society, wifha colored Illustrations, The
natural inference is that Mr.. Hogg has
been compelled 9 to change his base and
will bring his rich experience INTO a new
field. si' 'seH sss 7sai sss'o' as.'= g
Young Charles. Dickens, on whose
shoulders the mantle of his father has
fallen and 10 whom the father bequeathed
his favorte journal Once Week, is sue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16

ceeding as editor of that wellknown pc
riodicai beyond the expectations ofahis
warrnest friends he seems to have Jim
bibed the remarkable literary talent and
spirit of bis lamented father.
It maynot be generally known that the.
British Museum,-one of the most cele-
brated institutions of the kind in the
worad, @was- endowed by=tife- aid of a
lottery, authorized by ACT of ,PHE4ment,
in the same manner as the lottery for the
Mercantile Library Of San Francisco was
authorized by the Legislature Of Califor-
MIA. The London Museum was in debt
for large amount, which was cancelled
by the lottery. and large fund in add
ton created, which proved to be the
foundation for one of the largest libraries
in the world-containing now 100000
yoiumes-free to all who choose to avail
themselves of its benefits -a-s q er
Ptnan's Magazine, and Hours at
Home, published in New York, are to
be merged into new Illustrated monthly,
to be called .Scribner's Monthly. 1t will
be edited by Doctor Holland, Timothy
Titeomb,) one of the most popular of
American authors. The first number of
this new journal, (which is intended to be
a rival of Harper's,) will probably reach
us by the Steamers mail A notice from
the publisher states that this number will
contain Jeremy Train,-his Drive" an
illustrated poem by DIR. Holland; an
article on the Bottom Of the Sea, richly
illustrated Bondage of the Pulpit, and
other very attractive articles. g
Speaking of illustrated papers,-Eoery
Saturday, published by Field, Osgood &
Co., appears to be surprising its American
rivals in the matter of Illustrations 1t
has this great advantage, that duplicates
of the plates used by the London Graphic
are furnished to its publishers who prob
ably assume a proportion of the first cost.
The bold style of art followed by the
Graphic surpasses anything yet produced
in weekly periodical literature. 7di o 'ashi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16
Kahuna..

We understand that one Of our physi-
cians, Who Is thoroughly conversant with
TIE native language. has been authorized
. form class Of eight or ten Hawaiian
youzg men, tgrsdaates of the highest
ssssools, ] for instruction in the principles
and pr1ctice Of medicine ~
There has never been made, that we
srs arz-eof. any systematic OF earnest
sEo< - instruct Hawaiian youth in the
nedicsi an The knowledge. that is
neosszary 70 be acquired to make sliIlfnl
and sAou0agkly competent practitioner is
ngt % le Obtasnca in this country, which
- Ees dos nOs possess medical schools
ard colleges, snd she difRculties in the
Fsy sf senaing Hawaiian pupils abroad
q ohtain 4 medical edncaiion, are 50 va
rio.s nn1 iussrmountzble, as almost 10
psecluae any hope Of beng overcome. as~
The way has never been 50 cleared as
- exriie n AIS ninds Of our native youth
nv unalstca 80 prepare themselves rs
ne1i1sl ren, OF 70 hope they might fit
insussiFes % exercise the am among their
crn race. pith any expectation Of being
ussfd No opportunities have been af
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16

Editor Hdraiias Gazette DEAR Sir The
following statistics. gathered from late Aus
traIian paper may not be without interest to
many of your readers: -sfs.. sssst b. : -
1t appears that as late as 1866 no sugar was
manufactured in Queensland in 1869 there we're
twenty-eight small mills at work, which crushed
the cane grown on ,23s acres Of land, yielding
400 tons Of sugar The estimated number of
neU mills 10 be erected in 1870, is ffteen cane
tobe ground, 2lliacres probable yield, calcu-
lated on the known returns Of 1ss9-2.500
pounds per acre. lob tons The whole of this
yield will be consumed in HE one colony. Queens
land Next year, they will commence exporting
to their Immediate peighbors. One Of the most
stirling features about the sudden growth Of this
industry IS the smallness Of the Plantations, not
averaging over IS acres of cane per mill In
1869, 74.4s3 gallons Of rum were distilled from
the refuse of these Plantations. 800 ssi,s4
am. dear Sir, yours truly. GOA {. C. E. II.
s. KoSA, Hawaii Oct 20. 1870 sarpif
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Az t1at1 ia Ilnt
cHAMPAcNEs, - -
WINES oAND
~ pRAUcHT ALE.
4 CASKS Rhine WINE,

A CASKS RHINE WINE,
4 Pive ho9shesd. Tsnnantt dranghf aie;
Five hoesbeads Hiahin40ns dFaaghf ale
Heidsieks oh M sghs.. quarts and pins. satr4ntr
sagot 4 Co.'S. sbsppasns. quarts aad pists. var
rnnfed genuine sl' --st .@
-Ruinart Pere 4 Fis ehampagns, quarts, warrant
ed genuine.
Just landed and fsrsaIe'By "a kEf1E
ss;snsi q zIAssl d. HAcEFEI.D > co. n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16

We give below. the Tariff on Sugars,
thss wa be levied in the ports of the Uni
ted Ssaios on and after the LIST Of January,
Issl. The extract is taken from the law
a pubhshd in the Report Of the Bureau
or Statistics and it may be kept by our
planters, Tor referenoe
Tabulatei, 50 as 10 be seen at glance,
the duties are,
SugAn not above MOI u cts per pound.
No. 100 "1r
No. 1921 &C.
No. le p
No. 20 81
above No. 2O4
On al Molasses, per gallon, 5 cents.
The Text Of the law reads as follows:
~on al mOlAsses, five cents per gallon.
On taak-bOttom syrup of sugar-cane
iaice nelaaa, concentrated melada, and
concentrased molasses, one and one-half
cents per psund.
On al raw or muscovadO sugar not
above number seven, Dutch standard in
color, one and three-qnarter cents per
pound ,.o
On all rzE or muscovado sugar above
number seven, Dutch standard in color,
and on sii other sugars not above number
ten, Dutch standard in color, two cents
per pound
'-'on al, other sugars above number ten,
Duich standard in color, and not above
aunle- thirteen, Dutch standard in color.
Two and one-quzruer cents per pound.
On al other sugars above number thir-
teen, Dutoh standard in color, and not
ab0re nanber sixteen, Dutch standard in
color. two and three-quarter, cents per
P0gBd es.9
On al other sugars above number six
teen. Dutch standard IN color, and not
abovs number twenty, Dutch standard in
color. three and one-gnarler cents per
Po1nd wf
On an sugar above number twenty,
Du;ch zardard in color, and on all refined
lost dump, crushed, powdered, and granu-
l.1ed sagzr. four cents per pound > as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16


TIE LEPERs II ASIA MIseB.-The Rev. Dr. Robin
travelling in the East, writes some very interest
ing letters descriptive of what he Speaking Of
the lepers, as they ElpeaT IN their original home, be
says :. As we departed from the town we found
selves suddehly confronted among the hedges
with crowd Of lepers. They were crying abjeetly
for money. and extending their most mOnstrous de-
fcTmties almost to touch as with their hands.
So hideous and ostbsome are these creatures that ali
pity shrnks into passion Of recoil from them Their
hands chopped Of finger by finger and joint BY joints
their noses eaten awsy their lips re,sed "a; their
voices hoarse and asesrths their forms shranken--
oh, cannot make words say. any force oryiolsnee
how dreadfuiIy repulsve this scene was TO us an
have, seen many shapes and conditions of suffering
humanity before, but do not remember to have
turned tsil aside ever 10 ny life until now yet
could net ablds those horrible yisionsof corruption
moment apd whipped my frightened horse franticaIly
to get him through the crowd and beyond IT, 50 that
eodid dare 10 breathe once more. could not help
feeling bovever the guary appropriate pesition
those earieatures Of human form had taken up for
those knobbed. ugly cactus trees seemed almost
enough Of thensslss 70 make my very hesh creep"
A sEu DasskIfioE,--Ths New York aO0mm4aai,
apparently makes discover. II trsaslstsfths a
o. Q. T." Of eertain Temperance organisation to
nean-'' Only Set Tight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16

One Of the lqueerest things about this hoax
was that some persons asserted the books were
not all unique One gentleman. Indeed, chined
% own copies Of se7eral 4 them. stll despite
these statemsnis, II not absolutely unique, they
were SO near 70 Il Chat he enthusiasm Of the
purchasers increased Is he time fer the sale
drew near. Judee ofthsr intense disappoin,-
ment when. the day before the one set for the
ssie.Hil. me newspaper o. Brussels contained an
snnoupcement that, the Autographed word
would learn with regret mat. The iibrary 81 The
Gouatu de Fortsas -.zouIiznot be solay that the
town Of Binche. having resolved to keep it TO-
pether 10 honor Of its collector their townsman,
had bought it entire 1T would heucef0rth form
part Of the public library Of Binche The idea
the town of Biaehe buying a collection of bibli-
ographcal rarites for its public library each ore
Of which was worth small fortune!
The force Of hoaxibg could no further go. For
the whole thing was hoax. The Count Of Fort
sas was myth. His chateau. his passion. bis
success in photographed pursuits. were all
apocryphals The unique treasures OF this collec
ton notwithstanding the gentlemen who bad
r..l
Duplicates had no earthly existence save in this
little catalogue whicn ltseii mas become rari'y
and curiohty 10 The fed Of bibIiography. For
my own copy | havean often7repsaied offer from
New York bibliophile which has increased in
five years from twenty-five dollars to one hundred
and nifty.
Inc anthof OF ihis most why anu SUCCESSFUL
i n e
practical Joke was NJ hene Vna'ons' o. brussels
one Of Tue aulnors u .ne An"u'a''e q ea'' ''S
pediqne ct oaucial lnpr'pe par les presses
lconographiqne ana OongreVe ue lorofa oe'
Asath. Chez A. lAoroue Ole. Cycle Nv.
oVo'' WORK winch l would commend 10 ell
discreet loversof literature who believe that
ION Heaven road. the better half Ho1 He r
Is passed when We have learned TO laugh"
'-.,ra'0as : 7 1''N
49, r'ffGs., - :. !. -
'eHseu a"'o"s '"e '"9unis O'o"oP"'e' WYNN NC
up" s'' 'o'u 70 "a' ..o P''''
u 'D4s POI 'oD1i -.f''""'a".s "''" s"e ooI"'
mere Is 'rauil'on luas Tue eoou PeOP'e VI
% ser'ousfooA,ps SET s''ange's' VINO we're
~ ~ + - = Tf,''lp ""0 ~
eAlseenee, Desa W suspect so'ne p'os aEanss s,e
liberties OF 'ne STATE OF some o'ner OF Tue 'neo
reucal aostraeuons when eAisD In Europe ana
grase'y consulted about Inc propreiy oil putting
as many Of them as they could under confinement,
until the authorities could be informed upon the
matter. .,2z ..r-a
Besides the intrinsic interest attaching to this
catalogue from its ingenuity and plausibityT
being in no part oyerdoue.--its rarity. but one
hundred copies ever printed. gives it great Salne
l suhjoip some of the titles Of the books it
enumerates. The Interruption in the series of
numbers giving the dftytwo volumes a final
classification figure Of 222 was caused by the
occasional expulsion Of volumes bought and Dum-
bered. but found not to be unique. l
"I2 Infusion poyglotte par lie moyen de la
quelle les waons acqueront une connaissanee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16

APPLIc4yos having been made % His Msjssty's
Charged AnAirs shd.consui Gensr-i Le1dou.Ay the
friends Of Mr. Frederick Mills. who is OF was an OIL
Ger on board the B.rqss Lark for Inflammation respect
ing his -Ebsrsseauts. Any person ia possession Of
The same is requested to make ii known to this De-
pAffment. le s-s 90 IrGsfeEJ dEr5,
Department Of Foreign 1fairs, pc s,---s- A2- 4
Honolnll, Nov. 1ith 1870
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16
NOTICE.
By ts Prs.idsrt Of ne Usilsa lslqie., Psoslanu-

By The President Of the United Stqtes, A PSoeIama-
ton: -ia -. '''f 'f'i ssif .iiii
Hhgeas. it behuoves people sensible Of their de-
peudence the Almighty. publicly and collectively
to acknowledgement gratitude for his fayors anderey
and hubby heseech for their continuancc ~
And Whereas. the people Of the United States.
during the year about to end, hare cause to be
thankful for the general prosperity, abundant har-
vests, exemption from pestilence. foreign and
civil strife; 4slaf 5Has - % y BE- "a
Nor. TAsrsfore, be it known. that I. US. GHxsr.
President of the United States. caneurrng in any
similar recom6eu datioes@from Chief Magistrates of
States, do hereby recommend all citizens to meet
in their respective places Of worship on Thursday,
the gath day of November next, to give ,hsnks Ger
the bounty Of God during the rear about 20 cfose and
to suppcate for continuance hereafter.
In witness whereof have set my hand. and caused
the seal Of she United States 30 be mixed - 6
Done at the City Of Washington, this 2lst day Of
October. in the year Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred ard seventy, aad of the Independence Of the
United Staes the ninety fifth.
By the President.
'9''Ff'ssss ecrsts al Il Of State. i'gt. "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16

TUE LAND or kU4IIKE.k. NORTH EoSa.
Il Hawaii. near 70 Kailea. Also he large Sugar
Lana Of Haksls1 Hilo HaVa1. Also az ste1site
April 2sth. 1s7o-l5-a ". 1. aaEEA-
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W. IL a. 1IHItJ y Il JHIH UT
JUS RECEIVED
Per n. o. wylie,
From bremen
ESeLIsH PRIsrs--ra.nuey, Purple and

ENGLISH PRINTs--Faney, Purple and
Ia Mourning.
Frse=h prints. fancy Fancy musins
yictnria lawns MQsqaito netting
Superior eIack eoburge -f4+p "a 49,
French meFino and Grape; Ticking;
= White shifting and long Cloth
Brown aud blue cotton drills, heavy
Brown and blue coitons; Hickory stripes;
Blue tyilled Saxony faHnels i,s-- ~
Imperial linens. assorted
White linen handkerchief ~
Turkey red and yellow handkerchief;
White jaconet bandkerghiefr;
Fancy cotton bandkerehefs
Black ELK elastse Dress goods; aesttl
PlaiRhnd figured black silk; --s u~fT
= White linen and ribbed drill 80,
Fine shits linen duck Black lining silk );
g. Black hair cloth for faiior,s use .is5 10 -
Blue tbills Blue piqfs Cashmere ir
Veil hareges assorted colors.
For Sale BY
sssmo = tsAtfslFf HAcKFELD tsco.
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Healths Best Defence.

TIE weak esteth herbs" says ST. Paul, SO
that eighteen hundred years ago the value OF
medicinal plant, was appreciated. In The Old
Testament botanical remedies are repeatedly re-
commended, but in no passage o. sacred history
is man recommended 20 swallow calonel, or
blue pill, or any other mineral preparation. The
sick were directed to eat herbs to strengthen
them. 10 purify them, to heal them. 10 restore
them. In that day tho ar, Of making vegetable
extracts was unknown. The herbal medicines
were mere infusions.
II was reserved for a later age 10 unite the
sanitary essences Of tonic, aperent and sntbl.
ious roots, barks and plants, with an active
stimulant, and thus secure their rapid diffusion
through the debilitated or d'sordered system.
The crowning triumph OF this effective mode Of
concentrating and applying the virtues OF me-
dicnsl vegetables was achieved in the produc-
lion of Hostetters 3 ornach Biuers. Never be-.
fore had perfectly pure alcoholic stimulant
been combined with the expressed juices Of the
finest specifics Of the vegetable kingdom. New
er yet, though eighteen years have elapsed since
its introduction, has this grea, restorative been
equallcd. II Is taken al all seasons, in all cmes,
as the most potent safeguard against spidemics,
as protection against all unhealthy exhalations
that produce debility or beget disease; as a rem
edy for intermittent and other mal,ri us feverS;
as an appetizer; as a sovereign cure for dyspeP-
STA; as a gene raj tonic and invigoran'; as gen.
tie, painless sperient; as n blood depurent; as q
nervne; as cure for bilious affections; as a
harmless anodyne; and as the best defence of
health under unfavorable clTcumsts noes, such
as sedenlary pursuits, undus bodily or mental
exertion, hardship, privaton and exposure.
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HOUSEKEEPING We

ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPING We
have now before us q circular published
by the Sea Moss Farine Co.. which we
advise every one who takes sn interest in
the food question 10 read. !. describes,
concisely. the origin and uses OF The edl-
Bile Sea Moss Farine. and presents an ar.
ray Of scientific and other testimony in
its favor which csn hardly fail 10 con-
vince the most skcp,ieal Of tie paramount
claims as an economic. wholesome, d.
ge.uble, eminen,ly nutritious. and very
pleasant addition to The national caste.
This al least is ihe conclusion al which
many of the mos, eminent hotel keepers,
artistic cooks. physicians. chemists. mer.
chants, &C., of New York. have arrived.
and they state their opinions on The sub
iect over their own signature. in the pam.
phe. to which we allude.
~ For sale, by Henry M. Billings, sheP-
herdstown.
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Yours. &c
TEMPI.AR.

Mas. LINCOLN There was warm
debate in the United States SENATE a few
days ago on granting Mrs. Lincoln pen
sion of three thousand dollars year
The new Iowa Senator said 1t was q
.neaking fraud to piece civilian on the
pension roll. Mr.. Yates, Of Illinois, de
rlared that hp dld not care What others
nigh, say. he koew lha, Mr.. Lincoln and
al her family sympslhized with the re-
brllon throughout its rxisence. and he
would Mt vote dollar for foreign show.
Mr.. Salisbury. OF Delaware. created great
merrihen, by proposing that Senators
make up perse for Mrs. Lincoln out Of
their own pocke,s. and said tie would
give as Gueh as Sumner. a vote TO IA.
bic the bill was Loaf by nine IN ajori.y,a,d
pending Its passage other business had 10
Intervene.
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&s, Balous Nonihb Magazine for
.7ugust.-Prompt 10 time comes Bal
,ou's Magazine for Augusi,freieh,cd with
q remarkable slore OF good ihiHg. in the
shape Of reading matter. The opening
article 10 an illustrated chapter on billiards
aud then follows pictures OF Havana, and
several engravings Of inIeres, 10 the gen.
era, resder. Among the siores are two
sea yarns Of the fret quality. several for
lady readers. two for child'er. and tales
OF adventure and daring that all mus' like.
On The whole, Bsllous Magazine lie about
the best and cheapest publication to be
found in this or any other country. for il
is only 81 so per year, or 10 cen" single
copy. and is for sale at every periodical
store in the Uni,ed States. Address
Themes g. Talbot. Boston, Mass.