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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
DISTRESSING f;cug;s Cured.

Letter from the Rev, IN, Belttie.
ScorontowN, OIango Co, NY, Oct. e. ls,S
THOMAS AlIcoCK b Co, Sing Sing;
Your Porous Plastoys q great bcssiny My dsaeh
ter Isabella had whoopiug cough some twciss months
since when tho severity the dseasc had abutod eAo
stil for six months had distressing cough hocame
worry weak and thin. Finding internal remedies OF no
avail, an Aicoeks Porous Plaster applied 60 her
chest The cough relieved from the dag Il was put
Land 10 one month was entirely curcd
am yours, truly, ID RfkTTlE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
ACCUMULhTIDG ELECTRICITY
Upon the part where applied, by when pain disease
stop and healthy in the absorcn,s Induced
wlHIyaros April .. ls5o.

WhWIyGTps April g. $50
3EssRs. AIIcocE d Co..
Your Porous STRENGTHENING p.asir-a have proved OF
the greatest service 10 Some time since ! was
troubled with violent rheumatic neurA ic pains in
both my arms They gradually grew worso and
approached the heart Finding uo.nine applied rave
relief tried your Porous pasteIs wh ch for
two months. Tho pains ceased almost Immediately
and haze had no paia since As an external remedy
sour Fiasters are incompatible ! have ended
them 70 many Of my friends IN the city Of AautaG Ga
vine reside. and they loud In their praise the
Plasters having proved equally useful their as
in mine. SAMUEL BARD,
Late Editor Atlanta Ca Dali, New Sra.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

ET0R SALE tII EXCHANGE for other
farm. 800 acres under perfect balance
timbcr-togethcr with all farming i'm pltsn cnts and
live stock, in tho Low cliest climate IN America For
particulars inquire of =. T. TURNKEY, 5si Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, IN.
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THE FlREslDE COMPANION

Contains SlIuNpIp CONTINUED SroRiIs, rfNr
POETRY, SENSATIONAL and SENTIMENTAL. SSIrCnrs
INTERESTING ANECDOTES, and such q lIARE CoNfuNA.
TioN OF USEFUL FACTS, W.T. and NCMoG, aud other
entertaining matter that form par s<csii,nc6
tor the Family Circe,as has SHLhoM pEr.S EQUkLIEu
NEVER SuNPAssRD! Among the other striking fca-
tures OF The tir.si0c tO,npnuiCu, ara It's READ.
ING foa l;ITrlA toLhe, ana CORRESPONDENTS Col
IMS, which are under the management nl OF the
MosT LEARNED, WITTY and EXPERIENCED Wni1Fus
or raE DAY, and alone worth double the cost OF TIE
paper.
The Editorials are likewise First Glass; the Jokes ~
Iaurhah9 as people can stand witnuut losing their
Buttons, the illustrations hy Celebrated Artiss tine
Sketches of the Most Varied 1hti.iiur, aud Interest.
ing Character, and, therefore, II may bc seen az
glance that
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From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
Worldly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
ID CoFtEandt ST.. New York.
CHippnn HANDS Ind FiCh,


i racspa for Consumption Bronchitis,
Asthma. sore Throat. ~cFotria. SonRbs aud
infds. FTse aist recipe discovered Hfi!e re-
siding In Brazil missionary. II cured me 81 Con
r,ttonwhsn al othor rcd failed, therefore
feel Il my duty send a. free ut cAsrgl, 70 All no are
suffering .rofl IhT1s and Lnur disorfecs.
ttdrcss REV. WILLIAM l.. NORTON,
- EiceCkar I'll, .tlr ok ,is..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-01-28

rRlnAY. L1NrARY 2. ID.

Friday JANUARY 27s ISL
p--i,- ,s- ms, zee the foreign arrivals have been the
,srk Res-v 46aerly, on the 22nd, from Newcastle, Ms W.
with eaafs Er the Australian steamers
me steamer cifv Of MeBourne, on the 2ith, from Sydney
On The L, and Auckland On the 7th, to W. L. Green, agent
The steamer Moses Taylor. arrived from San Francisco on
,5- 18th e,7~f-u-t 70 Messrs r. HackGeii & Co, agents
We make the fnowiug extract from the Com"'eTe'df But
fsf,a- I'm regard 10 the san Francisco sugar market
SrsRR-The market fr reaned and grocery grades Is fGuy
"a firm a. before the reduction IN duty Inc STOCK 4 ma
waian fa bond on the =; instant was only about 4OoUOo Dsk
- az his desrrfrtt1n show slight advance on the pnqs
except Al the Caforua Refinery the asenis Of Shtch @,e -
vsnref The ur-s o I5c- Other descriptions remain as before
the change IN duty sale DO barrels H1Tairan i Il-c-
Rrrr-sal-s o. 200 bags Hawaiian az S69c.
The bark Comet. hence br san francisco, Dec 2lst, arrived
v-f,1 i. s1vs. and would sail again on the Is;h or 2sth, and
NAV be boxed hr fu ali next week, with the nails
M ctr Of MerB1urus sailed this morning at O'Clock Tor
sursiIut ard Sydacy.
I'M. Moses Tqylor will sail tomorrow Saturday at4r-H
6r san Francisco. taking the mails and also the shipWrecsef
officers and rev q the S1yiHGl7-
The 4 p J5rlr, sails Tomorrow or san Francisco With a
cargo o. Isfauf produce
Trs J. f. Faltiuburg saHs tomorrow Tor Portland, 81
win a cargo q Island produce
me Rost. Cor4H Er Victoria aud Margaret Cr0eEGTd for
sr7 Fr.rr5=cl. vii sail in all next week.
Tbe casrfe59r = iosdfng sugar and HIolssses, and win haYs
d-pstch or sydney
Tse D. e. Murray i loading Island ProhHee and will sail
90 tae IItl oGFebuary Or San Franeieco-
Most Of th- Plantations on Hawaii, Mari and Kauai have
es-ue7csd grinsTT-. and shipments have already arrived %
-srsrst ~--r. This win enable the vessels I'm port 10 load
sth dispatch, some ofwhom have been waiting for some time.
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Fnox NEw Castle, \. : w-Per Henry AdderIy, Jan
23d 81 600 ions coal 70 " = Green-
FRo4 SYDNEY AND AUcKLASD-Per City OF Melbourne,
Jan 25th==0 c. ale, 1 pkg merchandise to n Prendergast
100 c. porter To Adams 81 Wilder ] pkg seeds TO T. Brewer &
Coz / bnd4 Seather. 10 c. hook. IL kgs butter TO w L Green !;
I bx seeds To e Derby / package 70 His Ex the Minister Of
Foreign Reafions; IL kgs butter 70 I e. Heuck; ? or csks
brandy 10 A ) Ceghorn % coils cordsge, l bx gold coin 20
Order.
kangaroo skins, ~ bnds sheep skins, 20 c. Kann gum, 1 Pkgs
seds.
FFou Saw FzaNcIsco-Per Moses Taylor, Jan. 25th :-46
-As hour, SOC hf zks and go q SKIS hour, 24 = wine, 2 pkgs
liquor. I59 pkgs groceries. SIS dog 5roon1s. IS c. woodenvare,
I24 CO cannrd goods, % bbls salmon, us tins crackers, l5S
pkzs bresd. IS bzs apples - Is bots and shoes, 10 kgs nails,
50 cs hats. 10 6 tobacco. % sk- potatoes, 200 SKIS bran, SO SKIS
ground barley, 10 SKIS vbeas, 10 sks oats, 2S pigs onions, 9
bales hay, 532 pkgs sundry merchandise.
FRoW HowLRSD's & BAKER's IsLAyDs-Per C. VI. Ward,
Ian 25Ih 30 tons guaDo, co empty barrels. 3 pkgs old
metal, ! chronometer, 5 sails, B csks Hour, 2 csks pork 20 c A
Williams.
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We propose giving here a concise history of
the ll-starred expedition, which has resulted so
disastrously in the loss of four valuable lives and
the squandering of a large amount of money.
This account is mainly complied from journals
kept on the islands.
Through the Misrepresentation of interested
parties, backed By the recommendations of a
naval officer who was either incompetent to iudoe
or who was influenced by unworthy feeIinrz Of
prejudice and spite against the Government and
people of these islands, the North Pacific Mail
Steamship Company was led to believe that bv
the expenditure of a reasonable sum a good bar-
Dor could be made at Midway Island. a barrep
sand-bank, enclosed in a coral reef. situated i,
north latitude 28o - and west longitude 177o
90, distant from Honolulu about I10O n;Ioo
and forty-eight miles from Ocean Island This
was to be the coaling station for the companv's
on their voyages between San Francisco
China. As a commencement. Congrpss ~.
propriated $4,000 for the work of BLASTING :
ship channel through the reef. The Sa1ila,,
was detailed for the service, and on the I'D oF
1870, left San Francisco for Midway
Island via Honolulu, having on board a party
of experienced divers, and all the necessary
machinery, apparatus and stores for carrying on
the work of blasting and excavating the proposed
channel. She arrived az rse island March 24th.
and after puttin9 up the necessary buildings, the
business of blasting the bar was commenced, and
the first trial Was considered satnfactorv fftv
pound-%ot powder having been used IN tro
SiN dTslodging about FIVE tons of rock
- vas to he hoisted into a seow ana. -,
GA the ref On -thep sf5a Of ~,
~ eLaHEF "@V G90 f.
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PASSENGERs.

FEoN NV CASTLE, v. s. W-Psr Henry AdderIy. Jan.
&-Jonn welsh, Mss Bailey, Miss BramIey-3.
FRoA SFDSET AND AUCKLASB-Per CITY Of Melbourne.
Jan 25th-F z Oswald. Mr. Bandmann. Mrs Bandmann IN
fact and servant, Hr Eitchius and wifi.
~ a1-S'eaJ san FIGHcIsco-HOn J vogeI, wife, two
ehDore2 AID servant Chas WehIe. A Sagui, DIR n j Jordan
aud ~ue, dr Jordan Miss NJ Jordan. Mr. q Mutard and
vile. toJL a Daruet, A Burt. J Wilson, w GREW n Fox
DR. Tai, Ar and Mrs Han l. Smiles, Mr JANE. Mr. Rihssrb
Miss Roberts. W Rhe;z, Thos Broad. Mr. Rawson- NJ, Fise NJ
Mils0n, Jas Aai0ney, Mr. Bujer, Mr. Madigan, Mr. n Barrett
" b Clark wife aud four children. VIM Henderson, & Riee- :
Div1an, jos FOIkc-TOtal, Sc VA
PHoA SaS FGASsIsco.Per Moses Taylor, Jan. 25rh-Mrs
Spencer, WIN II Davis, T p Maiden, II & Angel Col $50
Norris, r \ Noble, Tbs Graham, A Block, Jas II Gould, Geo
Piatt and servant, N : GnnbauH. Miss Spencer i a. Mem
Maurice DOre- Jr, Geo r Elliott. Adolph Kur.iman Cbsries
Green, Thos Henderson, JE, Robert Newcom6 i 4 EsHa :
Maguin, J b NJ Stewart, and S others. q"
in LrGHsitH for AHckEEEd and SydHsy-Nrs q Bell wn
Jane, & r Daron. Eife and two children. Or W 2 Sfro,-
W W AHison- A Stevenson the mail agent, and IL otI,eTS
Total 81
FRoE GUANo IsLAND-PeT L. NJ. Ward, Jan asuh Can,
John Kos, Capt NstheTbee, 4 } kianey, Z Manstpn. j Gr.mn
a haiunans, a Rubiusun- Calf-in, uflccrS and Ia Seansr
from Nrerke4 ship Libig ard - Hshve I.5oT-rs-
FoE AUcELaSo ANB SvnxE--F-r s..v II ussLr-
aGd2tiE TsasfE r. rsIAf@
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poRT OF RoMoLULU, H. 1.
ARRIVALS.

af-schr Keoui Ana. from Kauai
=2-Schr Prince, Howard, from Hawaii
2-=chr HJEuiee, Booth, frm NioOkai-
Z5-Schr Jeuny. Lambert, from kauai.
-3-Bdt- bark Henry Atferiey, Chas. Hartman, 81 days
fr1m NeFcaztIe. Ms. w.
24-Bd.- stmr city Of Melbourne, H. Granger, Is days
from Auckland.
a4-Am stmr- Moses Taylor, R. 5. Floyd, y days from
san Francisco.
zl-Schr Pauuhi, B1IIasticr, from MoIokai.
Z5-Schr IA Moi Powers. from Maui
Z5-Schr Owaua, MlkauaheIeheie, from Mani.
z-Sehr warwick John Bun. from AIolokai.
45-Schr NIauu1kawai, kaapuni, from Kauai
Z5-=rhr Fairy Queen, Eaaiua. from Kauai
z5-Am schr e NJ. Ward, c. B. Hickman, IS days from
uowfaut's l.
2c-Has. schr Eoua Packet, King, u days from Ocean
Island
a--Sehr Net5fs Merrill, Crane, from Maui.
-T-Schr Active Merfsh, from Hawaii.
Z7-Schr Mary, Esnoho, from Hawaii
Z--Stmr EIa1ea, Harnson, from Hawaii a q Maui
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DEPARTURES.

2I-schr Odd Fellow, Makahi, for Hawaii.
II -5chr Isabella, Peter, for Kauai-
Z3-=chr Hattie, ka-e. for Kauai
z3-Stnr Kiauea, Harrison, for Maui and Hawau-
2f-Schr Nefti= Merrill, Crane, for Maui
24-Schr Prince. Howard for Hawaii.
25-Schr Luka, kaai, for Hawaii
Z5-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Kauai
25-Schr LunaIilo, English, for Hawaii
Z5-French : 6. Boat IiameIin, POuthier, cruise
26-BhL stmr City Of Melbourne, Granger, for Auck-
land and Sydney.
z6-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Noiokai
z6-Schr Sfanuokawaf, Eaapani, for Maui
2T-Schr Ka Moi, Powers, f- Maui
Z7-Schr Fairy Omen kaails, Tor Kauai
27-Am t~hrse-masted schr A. r. Jordan, Perry, for San
Francisco.
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CONsIGNEES.

To FaETeHT PR MOSES TAYLOR, Jan 25th "A g smith,
+ A Schaefer A. Go. All Tai & Co, Adams a. Wilder, Castle
& Cooke, Hyman Bros, A 5 Cleghorn, Bolles q Co. 3 Borres,
Chung Hoon. G l. Richards 81 Co, c f Williams Chulan
Bros. Chas Wootey. Dalton q BIauvet, Dillingham; q Co
Chas Long. ID Foster a. Co, E G Adderiey, L HOFFMAN,, Z
Brewer s. co. Z strehz d Co. VI ; Grinbaum \ Go, VI Rapiee,
Governor Dolpinis. 6 r. HOLSTER & Hyland, Humphreys *
Brown. f O Hall & son, II VI Whitney Henry May, II
NcIutyre. Jno NeU, Judd 81 Layton. : II Black, Walker 81
Alien y CT Mott g. Co.. r Kinney, Judge Widemann,
Kwoug Chong a. Co, L Chamberlain, VI Dickson VI II DON
nell. Nj PhiHips & Co. p II Treadsay, r Whitman, Godfrey
Rhodes, Rove X Bros, ; Magnin, : 3 Dole, w Jas smith, n
Hackfebd a. Co. T Mossman & Son, T G Tbrum. I'd Hof-
schtaeeer q Co. Wells Fargo & Go.
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DIED.

-RHEY-In this city, January 23d, at the Queens Hospital,
AyFRED RILEY, aged IS years, a native Of London, England.
deceased was second mate Of the British brig Robert Conan.
And died Of injuries received in falling from alot on beard that
vessel. DECEMBER 3lst.
PnOHL-At kealakekua- Hawaii, January 10th, Of bron-
chiti[ HENRY pRoHL, aged o years. a native Of Nuremberg,
Gsnnany- II stockton papers please copy.
fHELLNASS-At Kona, Hawaii, December 18th. CoysrAS-
TINE HELLwASN, a nAtve Of Snesia, Prussia. Sir. IL. was
lately from san Fran-fsco. =
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CcoPER-o'NEmL-In this city. on Sunday evening. Jan;
22d. al the residence u the brides parents, by the Reverend
Fsther LermaHn. Mr.. HENRY COOPER % Miss KATE w.
O'NEILL. II san Francisco papers please copy
The printers acknowledge with thanks the solid and liquid
evidence that they were not forgotten on the joyous occasion,
and present their hearty wishes that the happy pair may be
blessed with many years Of uuaHoyed happiness
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The n P T co.. steamship Moses Taylor, r. $ Floyd, COM
mznder. sailed from san Francisco January 18th At 1140 A
81, ard arrived At Honolulu January 18th at A ", a passage
Of . days and % hours
The c y Ward, Captain Hickman, let Honolulu December
IOth 1870. and arrived az Phoenix Island 25th left on the 18th
Er and arrived at Enderbury's Island the same day left for
Bakers Island Jauuz-y Bird, 1871, and arrived there on the
-srh-IENs r HOwfznd1s Island January 9Th, and arrived same
dav /. left Howiand1s Island for Honolulu at 2 P VI January
an. and arrived on the 25th, making the run from Howiand's
Island To Honolulu in IS days
Bark Henry Adderiy, Hartman, master, let Newcastle, y
w, Ucto5er 3Ist, 1870, with cargo Of Goals for Australian
Steamship Co, and arrived AZ Honolulu, January 22nd, 1871
81 days passage
steamship City Of Melbourne, Srainger, commander lett
sydney January Ist, and Auckland on the 9Th. Experienced
strong uoTtheriy Winds most Of the passage. Arrived y HOMO
h1iu January 24th al 10 O'Clock p VI.
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in length, with a general average width of 0
feet and a depth of n feet. We append here q
rough sketch of the reef and the islets which it
encloses, from which a general idea of the posi-
ton may be obtained.
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shIp-, MnHa.
MEMORANDA.

For wIxpwARD PoRrs-Per Kfauea, Monday.
Foz SAY FRXScIsco-Per Moses Taylor, this day, at P. NJ
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December IIth. while loading the clipper ship Reynard,
Wind moderate from the = e, a light squal formed IN the ,
W. A heavy surf had been running on the island for the pre-
vfous "A hours The squaH seeming 10 work fast 20 windEard,
cesed Iozding, and with the aid Of the whaiebo1ts ami a
so1nr got The ships head 70 Inc N NV with all fore and
an sahs set After getting steerags way on she ship and the
hats aiongside, the gale struck her with full force, laying her
over with The rail- even with the water the weather shutting
ia dark- Did not deem il prudent TO approach the island, and
made an Oainr under close reefed sails, and unavOfdabiy car
led the superintendent Captain Ross and boats crew 10 sea
The weather continued very stormy, with much thunder,
lightning and rair, until the 18th On The 18th the gaze blew
with sueh violence that the RsyEaTa could only carry a close
reesd maintopsait. On the afternoon u the 18th, while run
ming for the Island, picked up the Taooring buoy OF Howlands
Island, 2 y. r. 50 miles, having drifted that distance with
the current in three and j half days The ReyH1Td cnmmu-
useated with HOwiard's Island and then proceeded 70 Bakers
Island 20 complete loading At HowIand's, during So working
dayz. 3 700 tons Of glfanO were dispatched, each vessel, dnrinE
she process u leading, discharging from 25 TO 100 tons OF
ballast During a period Of nearly ten years, the above men
toned gale has been the only real break up Of the regular
trade winds experienced at the Islands Of the American Guano
Company Immediately after this gale subsidized, the trades
rssaDed their usual course with pleasant weather up 70
January 9TH.
Ship LOST az Bakers island
During the westerly gale Of ID -ember, the North German
.hip Lis5fg, Captain Bouholi, weuf ashore at Bakers Island,
and became = total loss Two Of the crew were drowbed in
getting 60 the shore, the remainder were brought 70 Honolulu
IN the C. N Ward
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EXPORTS.

FOE AUCKLAND AND sYDxEY-Per City OF Melbourne,
Jan S5th -
CUdOsitlcs- csse.-.--- ] Salmon, bbs---.-. so
JeEery, case....-. I Sugar. Observation-Disclosures
o.. s6,5sS e Foreign----S1,3I5-
In DGnSifH from San FraHcisco:
Quicksilver, hasks.-----2sO Assorted mdse, pkgs..-.--2l
Eos SAS FRAScIsco-Per A p. Jordan, JAN 27th H.
bOat ---.-".---- 1 Paddy f9,lI4
u LO-4FEs, Os-.-"-- Il Puiu, tbs.-..--.-..-. 9,E4i
nAGS. ps------ &o sugar, bs----...s-- @s2l2
9oEAsSSr gals--------- lis
~slas-D9Ges4c. 1924 90; Forei-n-.-sII b.
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BARGAINS (! BhLF /.
WE WILL
Sell as Low as the L.
We Have or, I
AND
For Sale on the Abol /

q EtsHT AND DARK PRI tFfg
IA hnest quality.
Finest Organdy Musiius az % Cs-.p~r,
Finest Bingham Muslins NJ - Cfs. pelI
Finest scoteh Plaid Glnahams 10 30 20.
Finest Scotch Check 1inghams az 20 a. ~
Bishop and Wet ria Lawns, Naiusook.
India, Book and Striped Musiins,
Circsssisns, Coburgs, A ipHeas HBd Mertu
Table Damask. white aud Unbleachcd "a
Best and medium Quality Table Napkins
Fruit Napkins, Turkish Towels. iIuckssa
Russia Crash ana Blrached Russia Diat
3 4 Paid breakfast TAhie Damask,
Linen Pant studs. last calora, for chiidrn
bite, al Wood aud silk aud Wool Fiaz
Black silk Velvet. Wool and SILK and va
Via White MArseilies or Piquet at 5Dmi
Ous ~ glt's and BROOKS Spool lgi
beers. 200 yards. and not Old stods
All Wool Water proof Cloth. Lglh Woes
Linen Lining. Fins White and Printedil1I
Paper Muslin, Corset Jeans, Heavy TIA \
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Report from Rowland

By the arrival on the 25th Of the schooner C. d. Ward,
tn o0tandrs Island. We have the following report Of ships
900 Win cuano at that island, from August to December,
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Fine Linen Bosom Shirts.

white Zinc Paint, 5round White Lead,
Red Ochre and Venetian Red.
aRurIaps. sail Irvine. Scotch Hemp Canvas,
Russia Duck light and heavy,
Bright Fencing Wire.
Hoop Iron, from ! inch tn II inch,
Timed Saucepans with Covers, Rabbits Metal.
Galvanized Gas Pipes, ! to inch,
Galvanized Iron Buckets aud Tubs,
Cabin Lamps and Lanterns,
@. q. Irou with brass guards,
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BLEACHED LINEN SHEETING

Biue AIhambra Rel Quilts,
White Bed Quits, FiTte Linen ImperiaIs.
White Linen and Cotton Turkey Towels,
Superior linen Handkerchief,
Fancy Cotton Handke TGhiefs,
Turkey Red and Yellow Handkerchiefs,
Plain White Flannel,
Blue Twiiled Saxony Flannel,
White Merino Socks.
Grey Mixed Socks. ladies' White Hose,
Fancy Damask Table Covers
Black silk Neckties, Fancy Alpaca Biouses,
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FRoN NV CASTLE, ". s. W-Psr Henry AdderIy, Jan.
Welsh, Mss Bailey, Miss BamIey-3.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-01-19
S. NJ. PErTINGILL d Co.,
TO OUR PATRONS.

In order to make our Office second
to no country office in the State, we
have gone to the expense of getting
a Steam Engine by which to run our
presses. This engine is now being
built at the Excelsior Engine Works
of Sharps, Davis d Bonsall, Salem,
Ohio, and which we expect to have
in operation ere many weeks. Our
presses, type, &C., all being of the
best, latest and most approved styles,
we shall be prepared to do work of
every description promptly, guaran-
teeing satisfaction every time. We
intend to add largely to our already
extensive assortment of type, DC.
A full line of Printers Stationery
kept constantly on hand and printed
to order. In order to enable US to
do all this, we hope our many friends
will make some additional effort to
get us more subscribers, send us
job work, &c., all of which iavors
will be thankfully received. Highly
appreciating your many past favors
we respectfully solicit similar ones
in the future.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-01-19
Defective Female Education.

( The strain on the intellect, at school
is not sufficiently or generally relieved
by the exercise of the affections anG
sentiments, or of the moral nature
These are taught by words, but not BY
direct appeals to objects and persons
nor by mixing in the scenes calculated
to expand and strengthen them. Such
omissions are not merely mental; they
touch the health by failing to excite the
nervous system, and to give rise to IRA
diations from the center or brain, and
through its conducting nerves to all the
other organs. The young female is
more especially to be commiserated, for
the perversion of her bodily, as well as
mental powers, by defective education.
After long, wearisome hours of school
study, made the more irksome, and even
painful by breathing a close and impure
air, and by tight dress and constrained
posture, she passes to another room to
undergo a similar purgatory in practis-
ing on the piano. Her short and formal
walks out of doors with her companion
remind a casual looker-on of a solemn
funeral march. When the young lady
has finished her education-save the
mark she goes home, and in a short
time forgets all about the ologys and
graphys and other verbal crammings to
which she had been so long subjected.
Fortunate would it be if she could also
forget the weak body and curved spine
and palpitations resulting from her
forced pursuit of now forgotten knowl-
edge and barren accomplishments.