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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25


laVsssaas - vs0asss-Ds. Chsss0aa's
ptlle.-Ths cosAiaastas q tnsreaieats In tAese Ps
- the result u loas saA extensive practice TAsy
mild shesr operston and certain IN correcting
~ mresulsritSes, painful mensirast.on removing oil
oAstr uctions WHETHER from Cold otherwise head
sshe pain Ia the side psiptation Of the heart dsturh
ei sleep which stise from interruption OF nature
kIhey oan be successfully a. q preventive These
p.ls should never be taken In pregnancy, a. they
would sure To cause mi-carriase. Warrsnied pure
vegetable, aud free from anything injurious life
health Explicit directions, which sbosh be read
seaouapany each bog. Price o. For sale by tue
Drass,s,s la Davenport. ami Hines q CIippeng-r,
aot Island sent BY mail by inciosing 81 10 DIR Cor
,~l.usL cheesesaan, No. 1872 Broadway. New Yot
lje3O-dswim)
Oailey's Magical Pals E1tsacses THE sreA,
sni principal character is'ics ot DALLFf's MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consists
ist of ifs meyer failing and and unique property
sppl,ed to Any external injury 10 check Ia
smsa,t,n instantly, aud fapid, TO rr,iuc~ THIS
esturr constitute It, great psser 10 alleviate u
ala ~ burns AMI scad., and ~ other painfui I've
. =. Ia so incredibly short a spsre Of timf 81 -
al appear from the few testimenlals hereunto an
ned every Intelligent mind j. fully aware that ia
.n csses o. external ninry The pam - pr"dns 4 b,
examination 81 the injured parts and therefor. u
"a remove the cause the FL Ct must ces-e
81 It. purincatse p, opertie. neutraire the POI
"a that may Turk in the system, and will when sp
lisi 10 th- sorrs draw spiii, sl impure mstt-r
th- surface and ajrot hence the great di-chsrgr
produces from sores Gccssonei BY bnTBs-sni
h-n applied 10 I'D ini ,nvetersie spte. Salt Rheum
other cut anepu- J,-.asr3
Zach Les 81 genuine Daley Pam Extractor hs-
I'm II . Steo Pisis Engraved Label with the -ens-
lies &c v CLICKENER 60 proprietor, aud
tSRY DAILY manufacturer All other. are
lpt~If-t Price 20 c"uir pr box
~ Auord-fs -hpuii h- aiiress ed tnt. Nhct-
..t \ 90 81 Bsr,Is, .irr't Nv York
r. 10 by all Druyyisis aud M.,cine i"sl-f= through
the Ihit-d State sepso-ds~ SUI
Nm 4 Ba,c heior's Hair Dye. No burning
a-Itins compound could hv ai,sinsi The
i, vfaal favor atcord.i to this Ds-. thr oriEDAl
tst fading fsv,ritr Nstnr. d not mote tue u
7rlf than the brown blsf. ,tu.'d ia ne r"i
gra,"-t OF most ho~.S h,i by IL Asdf ani
Ill 81 .ppl,ri Al E,tsh-ios's Wig FseioiN ia h,ue
:, At. ., suI.l 2ss b,",d~ss Nm Y"ik WA
I, Ia. lof u III the b"I Of all genuine uth.Ir iu
.ttYns
IA sale by ANo'i \ Van Patton.
;. p.5 -ia~Im.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

NKTiS 4 CHADWICK, Brady street east side
" between Frost aud S-ooDd. Comm sion Mer g.
ctAats Importer and Dsalers la American, English
aud German Hardware. cuti.fy, Guns, Pistols, Gun
Material Sporting Appsrstn-, Metals, Paints, OILS
Glass &c sc beg leave l., Inform the citizen. OF
Davenport and thu ATT jihihe owns that they vii!
an or about the 25sh inst olei Tor insp- elton aui
sAis II ih- Isrgst snd brst a-sott-d stock- OF
sh~iY and Heav, Har~are rs-f brought TO a west
ern market W. hall mai. II our aim 10 b.. con-
,tsntly supplied nth full assortment OF every ar
icie Ia line for wh.cI, ther" i- any druand In
joying the best facilities for purchasing, having bu
.iness connections ia New York and other Eastern
markets, and buy ny iifeei from 'h- ufacturers
for cash W are snsbi-d 80 a6r ode At prices which
DEFY all cDhpetiD. We tesife To cali thr attention
~ Country Merchant and Leaders 10 stock and
prizes feeling cOprdnt thai comparison with Chi
cago and 81. Lts purchases 9iil result IA our IA
W. lie, rmned 10 make Il Tor the intcrrs II
all 10 h,N"i u win their patronage. W. shall "ner
unusual Inducements 10 ash aud promp, short time
buser- l. W. CURTIS,
il CHADWICK
Davenport, Iowa, Sept. 90. is5S-.iif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

A correspondent, Of the 81. Lou.s
Democrat states that an explosion took
place, Oh the lst inst IN the store u ThOs
Lexington, in Potosi, which blew Out thrss
sides Of the building, killed three persons,
and severely wounded four others. Five
kegs Of powder exploded, destroying about
$500 worth Of goods.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

Audrey Msssliisist, The Aaeisi,s.
w. ~ 49, = Sscsst !. tss y. s..:sI., IN
INV NM Ii:s,lI. INA III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

~ TIE New Yosk Herald hes given
an order Tor two twelve cylinder pJsss~s.---
They ore to cost { coo each, and the two
will be able 10 Print 1000 sheets an honr,
OF equal to one thousand minute.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
8. I.OEBEK.
Importer and Dealer In

A LLkn is OF cho.e. Ci&sal-0 ani oil t,nd-
N OF PLUG,
FINE CUT TOBACCO
PIPES FANCY GOODS Sc, Sc .fe
store on south a.i- Of % sir.et BET Man . Bad,
Davenport Aug 18th '56ily
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

e. A Convention Of the advocates of
what is called the rights Of Women" Is
advertised for the s,h, 9Th and 10th days VI
October next, al the Tabernacle III New
York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

EE Oui Catholic friends certainly
ought 10 vote for Fremont especially all
the anti-slayrry extension ones as the BIZ
chansn and Know Nothing press in,,s, that
he IS a Catholic Gal-tte
Name a single Ba,hanan newspaper
which ha, insisted that fremont Na- b
Catholic Framont's rei,s,on has n-v.,
been Il subject of comment by the Demo
cratic presses, and the Gazette man know ;
II. But Il ha, been The earnest effort Of Al |
the Fremont presses /" show that he was
not Catholic, that Know Noth,ns- inight
be induced to vote fot h,m. The Demo
cratic party - party 1T The Constitution.
and requir-s''no religious test as d 4ualif
cation for Office" Ii has been the stead,
earnest aud unbendhg opp"n-nt Of the
Know Nothing party SINCE that patty hat
sh existence.
We know very We'll that It Fremont was
Catholic. the editor OF the Gazette would
not vote for hun, a. W. well ,en-,nhr how
indignant the GAZETTE became whsn ti,-
Fillmore papers accused hun OF being OLE
Our n~,ghboi - 50 gwen Ia su-tchng
things that II has become a cuntt inrd habit
with HIM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

A HOUSE AND Lon Oil Gaines -tt--l between 81
IA and 9Th The Lou.. a two .toty ianr wi
iOoms, ,eilaf, we'll, ,istein stable. Sc -fof al
Jn reasonable terms
Also lots ou fam street between lth AMI StL
Also 80 acre Of fiIst cias. Pral- Land, l.! nii,s
from Davenport, n-ar Walnut Grove. Apply To
SMALLFIkID HOI.M
Jylliif md 81 up BuiGr!l's Nail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS az
SION. J Mes On RANT.

Hon. JAMES GRANT, Demcrraiir Ei.etor h,i
tins Stat-, will he glad 10 address tL- propi.
IN Clinton county IN the ~ Monday ~
10 Cedar county. IN the AN Monday In
In 81 oft county. u. III. 1T Monday III October
Ia Mu,ea county on Tia" "a M"ndss ia October
In Johnson e5nnty On the 81 Munay
Ia otb+I cauntI-s Of which du-d noiIcs NH b.
FIH.H.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

RELIGION IN THE NINETEENTH CsNrU-
xh.-Notic,ne the recent com pl-xion Of the
Baptist church in the Fifth Avenue, New
York, at cost OF about $1,000 . CORE
spohd.nt OF the Boston Journal rem.rks;
W. have now hardly a church that
msh OF moderate means eau attend. Most
1t the down town churches hav- removed
theI places, but substantial houses have
given place to The costly and snowy struck.
lures, pew rent having risen Accoriil ely. -
Hundreds and Hundreds Of families H. New
York, ssntesl but not wealthy, are without
church or society, because they cannot az.
FORD to pay the pew rents. A man can do
sshe pisasss with bic own house ba, those
who erect places Of worship. and put the
average Of society, do to society subs,sn.
tial AID enduring wreng. The sabbath b..
!engs 70 ths poor nan. The Gospel 10 bic.
Te he psst eslo.g the ordinances.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
Exchange on [; ~rNl ANY.

ME hn,i-i signei are now prepare t"iit~ anef
] "a the following etr~ "a -.t"4 '" -t'i ,' i..s-t-
Berlin IN Prussia,
COLOGNE III
L-ip,ig ia sasohy,
Cassrl,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankfort, u, NJ,
aud so.it the custom 81 all those having busthrss
With those citir-.
CHuBB, BRO, BARROW co u,sssss,
4 AND WARRANTS for sal BY
IL CHuBE, BRO BARROW co.
taskkk- aln 81
A,TkktlNG BIAS Ia II ahi upward. fui ral- hy
- GnuEs Esn BArro~ and Go Banker.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
|@ODlDD~
THAT ARR SOLD
specially Cheap,
% .MNO.v R.1PP.
lASOLS,
| Beautuui assotu ent ~ iess than
" hOleSale Prices.

" Wholesale Prices.
B GLOVES,
nest 4uslity-cheaps1 In town.
SIS BAREGES,
Will Re closed out under prims Cost
lPE S0AWl.S,
~ yer cent under real value
SNCm LAWNS,
Handsome styles, Al great sscTinee
IBROlDERIES.
Balance Of stock-0rsst bargaius
iCH SILKS.
Ciosins out, fer below their real value
LAlNE REMNANTS,
Vevv Nsep.
URRHD MORREN.
yes skrt,us at asssra cost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

~ In a rrc-u' trial al the chrnango
Circuit, \. Y, MISS H. d. Durham ,-cov-
cred a verdict Of 5000 against Samuel I. .
Wiley, for libel cOntaii,-,i IN dirty Vairu.
tine which he sent her through the post OF
hce /; and . copy Of which. it was alleged,
he sead aud expoanded in the shops aud
stores Of the country. These Valentine
abuses have abt ut had their day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
Valuable Property for sale " East
lbHVemDOrt.

- GOOD Building Lots, Also u t~o -t.> H. aIne
] u Houar and two lots overlooking the Mi7>i--
sippi aver Apply 10 Samuel Guy IA East Dav-u-
port ~ q John 4 Cay o la Jordan ia Davth-
pvt aue?s Dir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
New Goods! New GOvds!!
EDW ARD ALDEN,

Enk~ A Rh Al NM
oSo1 w IoOD N 81 -
RADs.rA .snf zLsixAH.
AND
san.l..,aa ,,.A O.Han akauln.,
-
nYNN0 sUNNv atO6O0AG,
- =,
! tlOfHS, tuSStmr/eS, tShHyS, GEMS.
L..L., Iy..j. ,/ I,.L..'
"'"'"? e' Wv"
! I/,mUttUVS
80
IL A. l"St 'e' "a +" 'o1' '.' "a'' wan o''' ~ u"
ot,erei lot sale In this msrl.i ,unssrn, ia par .i
the following ati''i-s
H1.,..n.hcInlLs
FhE'' ieH ~ MAJ. '"' AM''
Z" an ~ '' h"s d'a''N anu '''' :
7'ylr ~ f9oa
fAasl shSss~s
o. ~
"''' ''"'' " " - -
''''' " 80 > "
guam,
t'SsfSSa0S
a.. ,,.-.,.. ,,.,,. -. .,.,.
i.
~ =, ~ ~, ~ a ~,
- s'n 49, -, = N,
-. 60 - r,,,.n ~, =,
81, -, -, - -. ~
-, -. :, "
s
sSCtSfOOSesy
Elaci Eiae sni Htown Er.si,IoIh
UnYu, Whitu.y ami Pilot tlutho
Yan.t Blu, Brown ,ud Mulberry
Castor Beaver. Canada m,sei and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
4 Splendid Chance.

IMPENDING 10 rmiSI alt 10 fioten.". Nebraska. 1
] tesiss 10 "ti-T the following property for sale
Two Lofts " iih good House and NasOn.i.Op
la blue Grass Town.
Ha>ius duue thire years i'll TIN town prob ati,
bushes cau n7.iehiiJusiy oinI~Iid ftis place
10 de Irine 10 sisft business Oh hi
owgh,.k = HENRY CUBE
tau.ljdtl MATCHMAKER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

THfarnr.-To night the popular
play ot"lhe Stranger Is To- be per
formed. This piece has long held pos
session of the stage, and is regarded
among critics AS one OF The most IT
ter,Ne plays ever written. ThonsanLs
OF people have wrpt over the s,or, OF
Mrs. Haller and deeply sympsthized
viii, the heart broken Stranger. |, j.
on eotth"sepieres We always like To SEE
and are never satisfied with
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

H A revolving rife has been invented!
~ New York City, which can be fired seven
times IN eight sec onds.
~ Keep it before the people that eve.
~ Black Republican member Of Congress,
save one, voted in the House Of R-presen-
tat,vrs for Dnhn'- bill, which iegsliz~d sis.
very III kahsa. until 1858, AID made ali thu
mothers, slav,s A pretty specimen ut ih.
hypocrisy Vt iha Freedom shriekrrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

EvESl>a Nhws. This new Demo
'ratl, Daily. published III ,h, city,
came to ~ Yesterday presenting a
veiN credtable appearance We ex-
tend 10 our neighbor the right hand
of fellowship, and hope tina, 50 long as
it remains Democratic il may thrive
and prosper.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

AIltS i CLAKk. 1hosc IN search
OF residences ia the rity, OF fatms u lands
N thu OF any Other county, oi hose dss,
s'"g tase chances tor profitable investments
will do we'll 10 cail aud ~ anime the extern.
.ve list ~ choice property, this week Offer
ell for sale by the above we'll known f.M
SooIi 20. AGkiCtLllkAL FAIR
Tins far commenced upon ti- So.ety't
Grounds Yesterday, and we are happy 10
have II ~ o,t power io stat. that There Was
aia'ge attendance, and display OF Animals
implements and Manufacture h,ch
speak, we'll fer on sr"win. county. We
shalt rhdsavor, after the close Of the Far,
to give our readers full report Of matters
Connected with IT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25


~ The weather just now being enjoyed
N this vicinity /. really sainb',ons These
fhe clear cool mornings are ,dei health
empowers September - Fast drawing 10 a
close, and with October We may look for
desoIate hels and trees stripped u their
f"l'sge
~ Our whols.al. merchants are hard
II work ffom en,iy morn 10 late al nieh,,
aud The va, they sie tuning "ui bales,
boxes, barrels aud package IT all i.setip
hon, or merchandise Tor the ne, chanls Of
tbs INTERIOR, - te'fec'ly refreshing The
fan trade promises 10 be very large.
Iae retail trade ~ the citv, and bu-
s,n..s III all branciic. ~ trade aud me
chah,c, ~ .-Ty brisk. All our dealers and
manufacturers are up Ia tneir eyebrows ~
business, am all look smiling aud happy,
sure ,"d,e alton. that they are rnJoy,as 30
cessfui trade.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

A Fine Durham Cow for Sale.
T WILL sell Q due blsOied Durham
/ Cow she u . hrst rate mixer.
J. r. HILDRETH
Davenport Sept IL. State Democrat oGRce
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

BRADLEY y BROCK Eft.
Whole. ale and i-ta,i dealers III
Pants, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, D"o,,
Blinds, Sc.
Al" GLAZED WINDOWS
VINHE suheblibcft are hoV pt"parrd Ia un,i Va III,
ct.a-hs II Davenport aud surrounding '..uhtis
the most complete assortment ~ Pants olr. tiis,s
Sash Doors and Bind rNrt Lrosh. TO hi insttr'
(j.iaul
900 oOo Light. sud .,asit escorted, -i..s ,A sale
lby B> NJ 10000 nra'i, i
- 900 Boxes window Gla-> assorted 81. II, sal
>by b y b, y 100
nOORs STAR. ...u,tmeut ssl-L
~ bA Is, uloUo
DLINDS TAe b.-i loi VI Bind -v-r hrou4t, II
ID this markr' aud Tor sale ~ nA N"lo.ooo
I FAD fresh ld u Whn. Lad jusi received
Land fr sale bv Il X y NJ 10000
GLAZED W'I.eDO1J
VNTE have Tor sale Al No lOnoOc,tn"r u Brady h
w All - istpe -t,fk III i.ldy d wiai,.ws
ted sizes
Store trout~ i,I.i up with ii,, Ihl.Ahes-. French
Plate Ut Common Pttt~buts aini New York Gia--
Ha9ine dole with hort nti'' and >asi-fatoy
tarm..
BRADLEY y nRurkFTT
NIB Orders promptly attended +" 0el4tf
NJ EXPRESS.
KNAPP b REDM0k,
At Ms lie clare Row. have lust r-reiv-is large
n invoice Of
Lawns and krillianteS.
81 extremely
LOW PHICE9.
Also case ~
Bleached Mu>liAs.
CALL SOON.
GREET S.aCRJFgIE.
lasiee's Cheap New York store.
l. nav receiving biz sec.nri .,.ek ~
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
whieh he purchased al the hr,,s Sal. which
have taken place IN the
New York Auction kO0MS.
Many Of these goods have been purchased 81 sresf
sacrirc- L. tn importer and which viii b. oii al
Lower Prices
han a, any other establishment ~ bas-sport =
hi late arrivals may b. found
1909 Parasols,
which viii be sold much l.ss than heir value
B0nnets,
R.lnets and Ribbons very cheap
MantillaS,
larse lor 81 very low prices,
DebargeS,
On. more case offne nice Drbrryes ~ l6sent. per
vad
Embr0lderies,
Collars sleeves. Bands, Caps &C. At ors"t RsrgOins
Prints.
A One lnf Just received
The fact Is We kave got Me Goods ami are deter
mined iu sell them II yon viii buy
CHAP GOODS,
N rs, iii xseo1~ire Row
New Stock
OF
G. A II p e II 3
| ~.x1m~,~ 4 usumv amnnu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
n. 1lJSy A.lGS! H.1(JN!

"a sale by Ako'i \ Van Patton
US -iawIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25

81 L0uss March nm 1854
Prof wood NY hair taiiIi.enc,d isliny IN -oIns
Tire. war sinc. aud ned ~ -. nn-
I'll became quite bald. Tiled all fh. Isyutar moi.
ciBes 81 the dss but 10 effect. Al last was ID
ducsd to try cribrsed Han Restorative and am
happy 10 say, II = dong wobd-,s hsv- .
me growth OF Young hair, ami ei-SSuiiv recommend
{. use 10 all similarly affected
&C. WILLIAMS, I33 second street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-14

From our Foreign Exchanges.

FROM our OreA8 HLACHtAH8css
Spooner, an English pedestrian walked on May 1st,
% miles in 2 hours, 81 minutes, and 20 seconds.
The Common Council of Buffalo has prohibited
shaving on Sunday. In Rochester, a similar prohi-
bition is In force.
Macaulay has been burnt in effgy by the High
landers of Gienmore, on account of a passage in his
history.
The gamblers of New York have been thoroughly
frightened off the track. "Monte'' and s. faro" are
below par.
The schooner Minnie Shifer, left New Orleans for
San Juan, recently, with $50 passengers and an as
sorted fiiibustering cargo.
It is suggested as Mr.. Barnum was run down by
the stoppage of a clock company, it would be better
for him to wind up and go on tick.
A saw log lying on a hillside at Tiltonsville, Ohio,
rolled over three children playing near it. Two of
them were killed, but the youngest, but a babe, was
uninjured, a providential knot in the leg lifting it
above the little innocent's bulk.
G. 2. r. James, the British Consul at Norfolk, Va,
has received instructions from Lord Clarendon to dis
tribute 81 900 for the benefit of the widows and or
phans of those who died during the epidemic last au-
tumn.
Rufus Porter, of Washington, d. c., has invented a
sonorifc beacon to be erected on shoals or rocks,
sending forth by the action of the waves loud and
shrill whistles, as a warning to mariners in fogs, and
a marine pump.
GREAT PRIvILEGE-The Emperor of Russia on dis
banding the Russian militia, has permitted each of
them to wear a cross IN honor of their patriotic spirit.
The value of this decoration is not stated, but it prob
ably ranges considerably under a shilling.
The Astor House, New York, hereafter goes under
the individual charge of Mr.. Charles A. Stetson, Capt.
Coleman having withdrawn from the firm in conse-
quence of some heavy pecuniary embarrassment,
growing out of assistance rendered to Mr.. A. d. Cole
man of the Burnet House, Cincinnati.
Another revolving pistol has been invented. It has
a magazine in two sections, each capable of contain
ing seven cartridges, so that the pistol may be fired
II times. The cartridges are thrown into a revolving
block by means of a spiral spring. The pistol is self
Gaping.
In the Q. S. Commissioner Court in Boston, Capt.
3 Manchester, master of Ship yMorea of New
Bedford, has recently been held for examination on
Two charges for maltreatment preferred by Samuel
bfaley, aud under another by Thomas Draper.
1t is stated in Blackwood's .Magasine that there
are nearly eleven thousand boats engaged in the
Scottish Fisheries, and that they give employment to
about forty thousand fishermen, besides occupyinp as
coopers, cutters and laborers, nearly thirty thousand
other persons. The amount of capital invested in the
fisheries is about So, 80, 900. The value of the her
ring fishery for 1855, is estimated at one million
pounds sterling. The amount of cod and ling Ga
species of cody taken in 1854 was 1882 hundred
weight. Large quantities of herring are exported to
the continent of Europe, 1885, 800 been shipped thence
In 1855.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-14
CooPERAGE, CooPERAGE,

The undersigned would inform his friends and residents, that he
still continues to carry on his business in all its branches at
the old stand corner OF Nuuanu ana Marine streets. Ship
Agents and Masters are respectfully invited to call and er-
anime his large ana desirable assortment OF Casks, Barrels,
etc, Orders left at his shop viii be executed with dispatch
and On the most reasonable terms. H. C. GRAHAM.
\. b. On hand and for sale, 400G bbis Casks. 7-1y*
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SHORTLY TO RRIVE PER
from Boston.
Balessbrown Cotton, cases blue Drilling, do do Cottons,
Bales heavy Denims, do Ticking, mems kip Brogans,
Mems calf Brogans, do lasting Caters,
Womens Shoes, native pattern, supr. linen bosom shirts,
Tierces Hams, half bbls dried Apples,
Best Eng. Cheese, in tins, casks asstd' glass Lamps,
Bentis water, soda and butter Crackers, in tins,
Asst'd sizes cut Nails, boiled linseed oil, in cans,
Spirits of turpentine, pure white lead, Nests painted tabs,
Barrels cider vinegar, a complete assortment of stationery,
Gases patent charcoal sad Irons, &c. sc.
For sale by (6-tf) II. & CO.
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OaDA
RE-OPENING OF THE
T
BY
"a. r r. A NJ C. NJ /.
DIR. FoRD,s

Office and Drug Store, Queen Street, near the market. Ships
Medicine chests refitted and prescriptions carefully prepared
under the supervision of LANGHERNE. Hot, cold, vapor,
shower and indicated BATHS, st all hours. Fly
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BY A. p. EVERETT.
ny NJ. c.

LEASEHOLD ESTATE
NJ at Auction to-day (THURSDAY9 18th inst, at L ociocS
- NJ, on the premises viii be sold at public Auction tbs
house and premises on Nuuanu Valley road, between the resi-
dence Of E. o. Hall and J. I. Wasrhouse. Terms at sale.
NJ. c. MONSARRAT.
91k duct.
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--~a1aIaOnes anu vctug asker the cause, replied,
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AS re-opened his Carpenter Shop at the old stand, on the
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.m REAL ESTATE AT AUC-
Ny ton. Will be sold at public Auction at the Auction Roonnl
- on SATURDAY the 9th day of September, at Il O'Clock,
NJ, all that valuable piece of land situated on the island OF Maui
in the district of Hama, called KAELEkU and KAL0KALANIi
formerly known as
Charles Copp's Plantations.
comprising about 600 acres, equally desirable for a Sugar Plan
tation and a Cattle Range.
Previous to the above named date of sale at Auction, the land
Is offered at private sale by Messrs MELCHEBS x CO, at
whose Office the particulars Of the boundaries, etc., may be OBJ
tanned. NJ. Z. MoNeAhhA1,
6-4t.