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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
The circular Of Messrs. Robert Beuson & Co., q


London, DC. %, has the folio wing remarks:
I'VE have further r-e Monday last, the nh
mat. in the Bays tpssnd ,s:e Of discount ti:H 70
Ss:ie q FswSoIt on England !: about oos o sn .on:.
Sgsny ,ho.ins large prof. uP0 the , D ',.cis
whether there may BE- further in for money
smsud for discount this week has no been excessive aad in
81 En,spd On hand the obsinabs for loans
On .s'V; Sso os ~ nancy A'
Sine. depertir Of the Baltic the ith ir.t the
port. Of specie BY the ,oceeedps '.s.me exclusive q the
In en-, lar crvsT quoted Corso for money aud
'oi io he iSsi NovepssI on ,: ipc.ns dy they "a
discount BY the Bank u England Mon.ay Thew have
snee oyered srdwe now quote them sSiasS. fo money
Jnsbh securities sencsy have not huctus.sd much h
price
during the pas: week but rattle. loser prices
hay: t...n Place IN nO, cent BON =
New Yoi and Erie ID MOtsass Bonds e g. IS and ei hs
Mich, an cens 90 and 7st and the shares
fun Bond. ct e. e. coupons Some Mssachuet. sSess
BcnSs aye reported have been dealt in =, IS = cent
and CIoIa which lad to resort .hSr time
The 70 s: wsss eme s s Sds
Mtssrs. Barring say:
In American Stocks the business has chiefly been IN Rsros
sbsIt Penn'yysia Central Bond. a,e S do ID Nor gag:
Nonconyrr,ibie Bonds 7ja Freesnd Bonds s4as6; Mi,h
Central % ssIis - SHAY. s
York and Erie ces Bonds esds5; Convertible seess
Sikps Funding 4ii6 Shares l50s; Philadelphia and Read
ing Shares l6d7 Grand Trupk Of Canada Shares 4 In State
socA. buyers Maryland 80 of Msssschvss't So Sterling
usns e. bU sa Gaa.ds o
The return from the Bank of England for tho week
ending the 18th October, gives the following results
when compared with The previous week:
Public Deposits. a ss ~ 70,
Other Deposits ....ll 1874 Incresse... lSsy3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 320 sH.... Dccrsse....". 7s't1l
On the other side of the account
Governt Securi:ies SO 24 Decrease 900 Gs
Other eecufities.. e0f39 $751;. Decrease lS595lS
Notes unemployed. san h.. Decrease sJI2o
The amount Of notes in circulation is t2l ls3 245,
being 40 increase of 1913 49, and the stock OF bul
hon in both departments IL 80 J2i 41S showing de-
crease Of fJs5, i6j. when compared with the precsd-
i:g return.
There had sgain been good bus ness doing in the
Bullion market. Geld has been taken for the CONT
pent to some extent and the Bank Of England has also
taken one or two parcels The market is pretty near
y cleared of American eagles, and holders ssk higher
a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
Msyencnts Of Ocean sseancss.
TO DEPART,
TO ARRIVE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc....rHIs DAY
gon-Rises..... SIS Sets.....4 ~ Moon ksea ..NA
NIGH wArEn raIs pAy -
Sandy Hook. 1885 Gov Ispd.. i;25m Hsa 0s1e ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

Ry ~ ys,M Rirer Bcats-Ii $40 bbls Fous, ste@ ~
n. Eel. 6aa,oad-s ssi bbs Flour 80 do WHISKY MA
Beef 7o4 pigs Cheese GIL do. Batter, oss Soss hsuA
pkzs. BuckWheAt Flour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
The ar,Cr ., rsoeiy ID 5uifg The iAi.i wax ofot,
,rd the spgr.gs:e recr:p,. 30 o.. q. fou 1900

WesLex comparative statement OF the r0'd's'
Impor,s at NewYcrA for TIE week ao1 s'ace JsI -:
For tie Ne,k. 1872 lSo: . TOT.
Entered at The Por. slslltoA sIeI,.S 10 e,s
Thro.U % nsrte...... l,es23i5 576se' "'"'
sstsra .. the so 677 +s54S3Si go - ~
Throvn on m.rket..... So ss9 So3 36'7, - Is'''f'
We anbe1 comparative statsme't OF t.e hP''c
Of foreign Dry Goods al NeS-York for the week. A'u
snee /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
STOCK or ASHES nov. 8, 1857
Pots hhla
Total. ,o asi
Total fots oDo realts.. ..'...'.s..''. ',uU
BEE8WAX-We nCtc sales OF 500 10 Southern Yellow At

m.Its T. .pysirs rather her, m me tie r.
sS ss ssy M the rs:
viii 5ss :s: & % i S: ss !;
iO9lc aud 100 mat, and e5 bags Java at i6 he later al
eoPPER~New she.thics i. quiet end cannot be sa9sed
above 292sc mos although some holders ask more Vel
snsd spa, but the stock bens reduced
rally by recent sales holder. firm at G2lc, cash. Old
FsfnTs Ra.": rnse the arrivals have
; G .S Boo At io
steady sales OCO State At sio also 900 b Dried Plume
sabsn. % Sf. asSs :s'sa %
Ss: psny 81 s.S wS.sa Aps;. s
Banana. SOC bunch 100 bOi@ selected Nswt0wn
fair 'npply Dry Cod and MAcLors oasnf aaos the market
i Sns cargo Of oS ia D GSs and
%sb sSss% ssts ;9s
s. %bb is n6miitsdto choice brand.
" sSS IN f at , soi i's
sfs rs Dc o. , seG g 80 Hs so lnSs,s
81 LOU. brands .ci Sc 500 81 Is for ss:r.
s S 100 S Tor bs
Flour arrive. freely and with only moderate ds@ao: for
dtncy oovnwsrd the close; the sses 100 bbis
SSs, y f,5 pia.d to good brand. B-%Ore "; md
demand sses of 30 bills q. - 5o0s5 Corr Meal hes,y
sis: I'D 81 Is !. s. ssclss. y da1
good demand &C 81 81! a 90 y 100 b.
g. lower while chossi Isr and waited 1c milling the
S s. for white do 200 bush snbes T:nn ss q
sa.h sS;s wAf ssSi Sa & a1.s dc Sbd s
1900 bah milwaukee Cub At 81 o 81 o. 300 bush white
Ollie s, "a ss e. go bG;S; cho;se Spo:
7s Barley in fair demand sales Of $1,000 bash at 1od
por,sn ~ the demand is limited in part for export sales Of
so eu.h At ,5e1e for Western mixed cio.ios heavy
Western. Barley Malt rmsri sales Of le bush. st SIC.
HGy-lhe demand for shipment continues .ctiy. snd hold
firm the stock is small sales OF 100 baos 5'65.
hIDEs-our market remains quite inactive before;
saies Of dry are impossible unless material reduction We
cs,h 40 San JnaD % D. At ise mos. 900 Wesern Sian shsr
at 5e, ior export and So do on private term:
HOPS are shl inactive and nominal at sd7c, and c-oce
HEMP-Domestc Is little more sctive but At extremely
low rates which REGARDED fair criterion 1t eli Of
the msrIet sales of 10 bales Dressed By prvas sale
made at $50 and 80 bales do by auction
s27 tun both cssh In Foreign DO mot learn Of
RuNrhe market for Scotch Pig and mos. otbe, kin A,
shows symptoms OF reforming snson and the sbenee
Of important sn'ac'ions quotations must be REGARDED
INDIA-RUBBER renslns quiet ard prices nominal.
.s s: Bs.a. 1 xy ps ens aaaa and
OTinoco haze The for the follows:
s s:is:::::::s:S$ is Is
LIME-we notice sales of 1900 bbls. common Roekand Of
zoe ard co. bbIs Lump .sl. "
in favor Of The buyer The reduced SO
bb sales Of bids EOsish .s Dc la; sales Of Cubs q.
NAVAL sroREs-DuIlre.. hiss been The predominant e..
urs Of ss . Ese Il % n ~sGa .us the
tentn Of buyers Crude 10 less animated but prees
sSss's os sn e n.a or Ne S 5
s2 other kinds inactive and prices mostly nomn.
Of .one i0.d5sco Fes. American om cru.hsrs hand.
sccslc, es.h Cruie Whsle continue. anluid and pdess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07


e2Wo Milwaukee and Btlot r. Co. Sc ....nt sdd-d 30
e5 900 Milwaukee sod Horizon r. 70. SIS Int added IS
30 shares Chatham Bans. 55t
30 shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co........
70 sbnst Artisans a
Nt shsres wsd Coal and Iron Co................ 25
shares 81 Marks Fire Insurance Co............ IS
Add the following by Albert Ii. Nicolsy:
Bhtbo Northern Indiana Railroad 7s.. Let sddsd 50
rs 90 sIooAlyn es..........,".Int sdde so 81
eshsrs NesYok Fire and Mscise Insurance. Co...l253
shaIss PAk Fire Insurance Company. $50
kthaies City File Insurance Company. .....ii9
% shares Etps Fire Insurance S9l
SHARES EI,neD.' insurance Company. .......l2
20 shares Rutssrs Insurance Compsny.............. 81
~ skaiss Columbia fire Insurance COMPANY 84
y shares Columbia Fire lnsuI 60
shsres Arctic Fire lnsui Company 30
- shares Merchants Fire Insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
..euri.i., M,m-. D. Eel, Son 4 Co., report {.

eeeuri.ie, Msssrs. .. Eel, S9D q Co, ft2'ft g
follows:
"Du.isg the pas. week there has been mt b &C.
tiyi.y Il 10 rsIke: fJr American securities iLsrs
has beer very gerers Iug1ry f1r siss sto;ss, ou'
&c ihs 81 uai = sls is 70 lsge, AMI Is prices havs
10. yielted 70 tho-e ofNsw-Y7ik sous c,nfde.soi'
or3rs - purci .nsp nded sth toe eHpec'anon
Of freih supplies from thence. 1asre Iss oeeo iss'
business ding IN railroad bonds, with sres: in'Eesss
in the demand for he shares Of the esdins COM
psr;sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The steamship Araso Of the HAVE line, was as -
taken on The afee sectional dock of repairs soc WIZ
ped, recauikec and newly coppeIed -, ~ - If
The ~ srpbost Mstropolis Of Fail River Lns ~
morning sost.d OF the large balance dock and
TSs "s.msaie stsr Of Tho Wed Of the California Lss
this snsruoop - IakSp O The sbSss Seck Sos ssass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The sales of atds by the Illinois Central Railroad
| for the month and year have been ss follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
Mr. Satterthvsite says:

Drias the pas: the Bsnh has further rsed me ME OF
D,cogat y cent. Thsre mas been 81 s;tiys
American Securities but rstes LIMOS snafs nATe
ben se!J sold discount. Cons.1c hon BOZ u ave
sold freely 81 Enc Bonds cose very hsA'y "'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

A large psIt Of these bogus and worthless.
The Post ssys
"Tbe bank was organized with q capital of
$4,000. Up to the time II failed on "a September
1857 1t had paid TO stockholders as dvid.n SOL 500
Of which amount james U Biien received $50 497.
short time before the failure o Bien and his friends
made 10 Sebbns, cashier, 1886 shares, amount
ing TO $19S 40 There due to depositoTs q. that
cate $i26 S6S ard there claims against the bank
amt uD, Ing TO about 81 600.
10 that the whole liabilities of the bank would
10 he as follows:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

~
I"' u HlNNfR. or THE HoInhH Mo' 10 'ns
"'I" mere is NO "i'p"NuR cuII ''I'
,'"''s ~ INC ''r' on every H''io c"I'I,
: j. ''.r7'' pr'"iinf sr,iU'"E Wp'"l" WV
I', tl''"1' o'""''nS "s't'"s '.,,l''h . W.
N'"'' 'it'' u" '''' "'o'7''I' - "'A s'"l
e'''- II sup your il"'--i "''ih E"u'
''1"' j. HnrN" Is ''''.o"s'''S ''I,ou- w.,
''u"r'" a. u ''rr u'.T o'nu','? n''.,'.r' - WIZ
"P,"S ''-P'''' j" 'i' Pu'
I"'s' '''''Ns were su-S'S'.' "y ti'
''N@''Nl''n III "a" o."'' ''' noun
''''i'' JOY" ''' 'Ue SI""'", VI '"'' "''
u'","tl 80 '"ee' l'''"r "',i eyGo''' ,
J" .'''r' VA' t-at,ci WIS ,'uS',0 VI" W.
'"' ""u 7u"'P' l'i' VII 's"'i ''Ho '''
'"'''l e1R' o., u''uo',!, anu A'P. W.
ou,S IA Io'r IHc e!'''t1 ooii,'lun,2
" ilS'u'''-"'' ""o''eI i r'Iin'.' VIZ "','i
nose c'"'ev"hcSS can l'rh Prcty Eool
I''' ri our n'lh'oIs r'C'usl'e Vt ."e ono
,''' - "e'' h"'"" ~ V"e 'ld'oi ~ '"'i.
"-"i eyes ana cars one way anu null'y ou'
""J"I' S-ii t.,
,. o'i A'"'ss 's' OHo ln',"-I 'i2 ,TIJ
,- -. ""o u'AM' "-N" VIZ, NoI
'-'''' "s's ~ 'l' p''N .i l'.. !. W. l''A'
DO l'" ~'N ''o mas very 4l,s'i'''lo'o i'o-
,''l .'tN - .'u am '.',i' '.''n ii; II. ,.' ''H
n'" VIA '"1. .i-I''7 "ld N'"" "'"i "''''. ~
NIstN' uuJ II sne fe'S III "a sue uS"'s. 'H'
VIII pnil INN hy the llcket she VIII give
nm 4 Knock on the DICK sN9 VIII ut++
MN ny the halr she VIII cali MN nll s''''
"i "'cfed names whlie pts'loh pays '''I
h'r l'ee IN lam0ent Ham ,s that curl anu
NIl'he cut ct tie corners OF her eyes.
Aud We never sea the courteous htt'e
'el'" VIII. smooth looks and gentIe mann Is
--.t NAom deilcacy does n't detfact i!1!A
H!'-e and mHnlness, but what we Nv.
t.-t BOY mother ~ true Lazy iei
words ana ways re solt, loving ana quiet,
II che lrpr1vcs, her ltnsuAG4 Is, my slh
hot, l"u ittle "retch-p.tgue OF my Hig
-Aon t'rm'nt-you scamp.
She ho'ers h'iore him as a rillar OF ll@ht
',''te the winjefnt lSr4elites' ana hef
'.tWs rrI 'ctei IN his tic'' 10 MN the
""ri III 1iher Is synonymous with every.
'nHt luf-' sweet ana beautiful Is ne am
.tiist ia alter hle the lace that "lih
.Hiy radiance shiueH on 'h' canvas VIII ''
'.' u,'1 RS tsc'. Nno'ver u'ts ncr>-'
.l- ,+,. With sunny smiles, aud so't, IIN
voice., So % H.; ms m It'"r's IntEe irit'i
i' JUS "roISt. She ls like my mother, W'H
'" tO' i'-n'st lneed ol his praise. N't
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

>rny 4Np shy. John Dixon Long. in a
letter from Philadelphia to the y inde-
pendent, says:
one of the principle laymen in the Me
th.,,.t Church was a brother of the name
,f ~by. aho has since deceased. Rev. VIII
linn spry was my colleague. Nhen Bro
r.,, sur, arrived on the circuit he was in
frg.u ',l uy Bro. c. to Bro Shy thus Bro.
,nv. lrt me introduce you to Bro. Shy
| no snv, Bro. Spry hope that Bro
I sury vii! not be too spgy with Bro Shy, anc
| that Bro Shy viii not bo too shy of Bro
Spry
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25
EEgFGE4FEGTON


FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g5, 1854
The Eomsas Con,ttlulionoi Convention
Tho Boston Travellers correspondent
gives an account Of the first two days works
OF be- Convention assembled September 7th
a. L'compton, X T to frame q State Con-
,titu'iou. We kc from it the Substance
as follows
/ TIE delegates aud ofi.,rs pro ieo,.. were
sworn by d Justice Of the Peace Ihiswas
/ iico ol'h.
4 do salowuly swear to support the Con-
F ,titutirn OF the nitcd States and the urt
/ 10 oratuizr the Territory Of Klnsas. and
ijtlu lg discharge the duties imposed up
oame a- Delegate % tDis Couyruti,u'
Iuer' we're forty five members pr snnt -
absent. fifteen,
Atrrtuc oath hyd leen administered
all round, Mr.. Mckown q young lawyer
from Wcstprrt, NJ y moved that Gen
Calhoun ta elected p.e>ideut
hi. Young sriS Of the first families Of
Nir mil, cmisrI'yd to Wcstrort. Missouri,
wv. years ago.. lie is a cousin of Mr. Pate.
& e uuUurulc Captain OF the Nis.Durilus at
HHrs d .ck, to wh'm oli Joau Brown aj-
mHetruu d severe and well deserved
;hra,mus. Mr. McNown, like his friend
Las never ilv.l in Kansas. lie has law
Office IN W NcsI1rt now. There is another
Nl,sOurian iu the Neutrality-suspicious.
more, hut cetnnly another His name is
MIR. - m,t, H.lrve. who also resides in
W.sg.rt and Is ais. a lawyer There
l"'.. mn CI.m t. r.r.. %. johnson
a. t. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

steam hoi carrier has been invented
and is IN constant employment IN Pmlaiel-
pbi, Win a man to feed 1t, another 90
teno the engine, and third 20 empty tile
boi. It performs quietly rnd cheagly III"
WORK Of twenty men
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25
NUMBER THIRTEEN.

h. ell cted 0C0 ~ his And he il onIv
one af ma0y in our imm-dii.s neigh5or.
hlOd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

rake clean aud smooth you will have A
good growth Of tree your fruit larger and
more fair, aud no unsight'y or unnatural
hyl1ck ar mound Ur)uul the body Of the
tree Ohio Farmeri
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

The Democratic Convention OF Massaeha'
sstts have re.uominated Beach and Curr,er
for Governor and Lieut. Governor,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

Mroais ANp ElroRr' OF tbs UNIp STATES
r,g I.c last EI-CAL YEAR. Ne 'aYe
prepared with great care, from an oiAcrh
source, the suwoined statement, exhibiting
the ,llue of foreign merchandise imported
into aud exported from, the United states
during the fiscal year ending June %,
1857. also, the yalueJf domestic produce
exported during the same period
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

MorIo FOR THE GoyrRNoR Of Tran Go
II while YOUR Young.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

Tom, oqor,,-forsisn aud domestic sc.,''e
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18

WHERE Is THE WEST The editor OF
the Pre- byterian Herald, of Louisville.
Kentucky. says, that whiting Fort Leav-
enworth FIVE or six hundred miles west
pf Louisville, he said T., The commander.
Il suppose you begin to feel, away out
here, that you have at last discovered that
indefinahls region called the West 2"
no. SIR said he, "we are living in the.
Ea't yet Four hundred miles west o.
rs, near Fort L ramie, is the geographi
cal centre of the United States"
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18

CONSCIOUSNESS OF SCANDAL--At a
fashionable boarding house in New York,
few dtys since, young ana beautiful
California widow cowhidrd respecta-
ble merchant while seated at the dinner
table. tor having as she suppo< o<ed, circu-
lated reports detrimental 10 her charac-
ter. A careless remark dropped by the
gentleman, and exaggerated through the
gosslpping Propensities of the other lady
hoarders, was the whole cause of this
new developement Of fashionable life.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18

An INooRsTGBIE.-" The Russian ambassa
dor. H. De kour4kiu. visiting the prison Of s.
I.a1are had his santf box in his hand at the mo-
Ioani that be entered that portion Of the priso
in which women were conf ned for theft On
Of the women. seeing it. fell into fits. Aftei
-ise had been trou ght round. she was onestione,
81 70 what had such effect upon her. 1t
- frightfGl. she SID. to q snuf box of gol
and nc. be able TO take IT, The Prince said
snJling, r. is i'm possible to alter the vocatio
ofsome people tn one has the further au
q M exceeding sincerity. y.'-Mcmoirs Of Ctarte
flsrice.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18

gsD- There is in our city, on Vine street sew
erai squares beyond the 8 Rhine" grave yard
IN which a few tombstones yet mark the resting
place Of departed ones. Nowadays it is no un-
usual sight to see fastened to those mem Noes,
cioihes-lines laden with garm nts ii and
dripping from the tub.--Cincinnat Com.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18
NOTICE

hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the
Stockhol lers Of the Columbia Stanslaus River Wa
er Company will be hell in the town of Columbia, on
tuesday tho l4h of April proxmo for the purpose o.
elcctns Trustees; Secretary; Treasurer
superintendent; Engineer; one Appraising Com
s-ioner AMI sact such other business
legally before the meeting
A C. GOODRICH President.
F. FIEDLER, Secretary. ssssA
rc.r-rr;9 Ns-~N ~ 1877 81
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18
WEEKLY COLU MBIiN
Communicated.
RIMS Vift'm.


William Peter It ,kes who died on
Thursday morning last, between two and
three O'Clock, was a sad lesson to the ma
ny who are now amongst us apparently
following in the same path. At alb nut
eleven o'clock on Wednesday night
was told by the private watchman OF our
town that man was dying in the Gala
e. | accompanied him to the place,
'aretlund a most miserable aud ap-
sight A human being huddled
orner, oaning most piteoisly.
les of death; without friend
dying pillow, Gfhe had any
parched lips. The fist
ruck me was, could man.
wreck, yet bearing the
K of a once intelligent
. such place, alone
earthly existence
der OF the dead y
2 within a stone,
D, which brought
}, was really hor
d christian com
ess 1t was true;
hoy .spon the like again
I nur, aud rbat StoIk.,o ,.a, fro,,, RoI+;
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18

s7s- The report that the bankers Of San Fran
cisco intend to refuse 10 take California $50 a
par il erro9"ons. are taking all they Ca.
get at pr ' la =. to,,ton drgus.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18

LACOU S ESSEN IT, L OILS.
These Oils are obtained by stilation at the Chemical
laboratory Parish of Jefferson OF Pierre Lacour, author
of Iacour's Chemical Analysis, Lacours Chemical Manp
ulations Iacoar on the Manufacture OF Liquors. Nc
Purchasers are particularly requested to return the
TASKS and obtain their money if the OIL does not give
perfect satisfaction.
superior imitation of Imported Brandes. viz: 0tard saze
rae Mare Cognac foultney seignette United Vineyard
pronrietors Castlon and London lock Branes. These
liquors will have full fruity flavor and a beautiful,
sparkling color Common ReetiGed Whisky will be chan
g.d by the use of the Oil Cognac New York Brandy
60 .snrle Rranav common Copnac Brandy &c
L.ACOjR'S OH. OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky to
uonongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky
OH OF CEDRAT changes common Rectifed Whisky to
Ola Irish Malt Whisky and superior article of Scotch
Whisky.
OIL. OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy &c. Oil of Peach and OH of Cognac will
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN the poorest Whisky to Holland
Gin Seheidam Scbnap2s. Rose Gin swan Gin, English
IAcouR's CONCENTRATED ACID WILL in FIVE hours
after bring mixed change five gallons OF good Vinegar ard
gallons of water to thirty gallons Of the most
acid Vinegar that can be found in the market BIZ the
of Laconrs Concentrated Acid vinegar be made
.or dollar and sixty cents per barrel
FOR MAKING IlQTORS. Iacours OILS require no
ion-only pour the oil into the whisky and shake
we'll The iuors thus made VIII have fine natural aro
ma full rich oily taste: beautiful transparent color
and fine bead Iacour's oil exert three distinct prop
critics in converting common whisky to brandy. gin. &c
The property combines with and Subsidies in the form
Of oculen particles the whole of the grain oil (Amyt
Alcohol The whisky il thus deprived of that peenlia
irritating and burning taste and becomes neutral spirit
the second property consists in an oily mucillaginou
the liquor. which renders it mellow
AMI irnar,- great age the third proper
exhibited in the rich vnous nu,ty oaor that is i'm
parted the liquor which renders distinction from the
genuine brands impossible.
These OILS put up in quart TASKS; each flask con
tains suf :ient oil for making three hundred gallons
liquor Fun and comprehensive directions accompany
| the bottles. Price S per battle.
For sale the of Charles and Poydras streets
bottle of these oii. FIVE in number will be ecurel,
packed and shipped with bill OF idng to tn.
country upon the receipt OF S1O TO the address of
feb 5'1y r. LACOCR, New Orleans
Purchasers requested, guarantee of good faith
furnish the Of house in New Orleans
will ship package Of the Oils IF they do
perform ali that is claimed for them they will cost moth
ing
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-18

NOTW.M -PUII tIIt IIkt d4dITI.
un01. sand that Stokes was from BaIti
more, Maryland. a doctor by profession,
was aged about thirty-seven years. and
formerly lived at San Jose. -.
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AGENT FOR LLOYD,s

undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship owners 81
Shipmasters, that he has received the appointment
AGENT these Islands for LLOYD'S LONDON.
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANION
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HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,

HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAHCMANU STREETS,
Joined by his son
DIR. Robert McKbbn member of the Royal College of Sur
geOns London whom being always in attendance
will afford additional guarantee to persons requiring
advice medicine.
He has of English Drugs Perne
of the best quality, with which the establishment Will
constantly be supplied and which will be sold reasonable
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined and
replenished.
Attendance the Office A. NJ, till O'Clock P. NJ on
week days, and Sundays O'Clock, A. NJ, to IL O'Clock
A. NJ. At other times, at his residence, Union street
consignment of best London White Paint and Lnseed Oil
Got
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY.
JANIS F. B. MARsHA Treasurer in the stone buildings Oc
cupied nv r w Field up stairs 17-n
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BUSINESS CARDS.
B. F.. SNOW,

Importer General Merchandise Honolulu Oahu
III. l. so
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TWNHE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
ny, Established 1850 For Fire and Life Assurance "a
home and abroad.
Capital FL ,259,7 60, Sterling.
Sandwich
Islands ROBERT CHESHIRE JANlON.
7-tf at Honolulu
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BUSINESS CARDS
AGENT FOR THE

Liverpool Underwriters Association.
notify Merchants, Ship owners
Ship masters that he has received the appointment
AGENT at Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
Juiv l-tf ROBERT c. JANION.