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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

Brutal MISUNDERSTANDING III o'clock SATURDAY
night man uamcd Patrick McMannus, while IN swift
porter.house in Fifth street, North Fourth was
attacked by some five or six men and beaten until his
life was endangered and then thrust into the street
Assistant Can't. Hunt together with Officers z. ia
cobs, Cocheu and Neil proceeded to the place, and
arrested the proprietor Barnard Swift Felix Mcclure,
Andrew Murphy, Hugh McCusker and Hugh Swift, ON
charge Of committing the assault and battery. Ihey
were held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

The opera ,O-nigh, at the Academy Of NJ sic lie al
Puritap" which viii b. given with .werful csst
La Grange Labocetts Gassier and c Ari Pormes. Be.
tween the acts Mr.. Thaberg viii Az two OF his com
positions, being his last sppearan g but one prior to
hi departure. NJ. yieuxtemps will also lend bis as
s;s,snce ON this occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

CoIIrioy.-On Saturday morning, little before
o'clock. the steamer c. Vanderbilt, when abreast Of
per No. I. East River, came in contact with the
schooner 1. h. Austin. lying at anchor. The V. had
her s.arboard wheel-house carried away and Poion
Of s.ateroom deck. The schooner had J'beoon and
tobstsy carried away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

oo,-uro r COMMON PLEAs-Dse. a-BessF- '-S'
NOShA VT DAILY
~,,r ,sJrscrIos AGAINST Nh. eosostE.
~ .r,nen,s on the Injunction lately grancsu, ~
ahs NJ. Ccnoyer from opening CERTAIN oies J"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
KoxA, HAWAII. September II

Mr. EDrToR In your paper of the 9th ult. you
request your readers on Hawaii to inform you whether
the cactus bearing the white fruit grows on that
island. The cactus is quite common with US, grow
ing freely among the pahoehoe and climbers near the
sea shores. 1t was first introduced by the late Viii
liam FreSch, Esq, for the purpose of keeping cattle
out of cultivated grounds, hence the native name,
pabipi. The fruit with us is white, with the excep-
ton of in one or two localities, where the red pre-
dominates. When fully ripe it is quite wholesome,
and is a valuable article of food to the natives in
times of scarcity from draught, such as occurred here
two years ago.
/ know nothing about the coehineal beyond what 1
have read, but should judge that its introduction here
would be highly desirable. Yours, &C.,
KONA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

Correspondence of The Pacific Com. Advertised
DEAR SIRII know you, as an individual, to say
nothing of your numerous readers, take a deep inter-
est in all that relates to agriculture in these Hawai-
ian Islands, L regard anything transporting, either adj
verse or prosperous to those interests, as acceptable
to you as conductor of a journal so widely circulated.
The culture of coffee has been regarded on all
hands as one of the staple and prominent articles Of
export from our shores. 1t is also well known that
Hanalei, on Kauai, including the two large planta-
tons of Messrs. Titcomb and Wylie. has produced
more coffee and of as good a quality probably as any
other one locality in the Islands.
But l am sorry to say that the coming crop of more
than 100000 pounds will turn out scarcely 10000,
perhaps not even above 1000. The reason for this
diminution of the crop has been before limited at in
your journal. I regret that 1 am not well enough
acquainted with entomology to give a scientific de-
~scription of the insect that is producing this destruc-
ton. 1t is called, in common language, Il white
louse.' 1t gathers in clusters under the leaf stem
of the coffee, and by its numbers it so diseases the
tree that the leaves turn black and wither, and the
fruit prema.urely falls of. l am informed by Mr..
Titcomb, who has experimental more with the insect
than any other person here, that the insect passes
through at least three different stages and perhaps
four, viz: eggs, louise, worm and fly or miller. If
any planter has more definite information on this
subject, he would do a favor by reporting the SANG.
Suffice it to say, that so great are the ravage&6 IF
the insect, that our enterprising planters, not ing
daunted, talk of uprooting the coffee, if need be, as
the mulberry was years past uprooted by Yankee en-
terprise, and the sugar cane be substituted. From
the trial of sugar making on a small sca1I about IF
teen years ago, in the region, and froQ/ the appear
ance of growth of small quantities ane from time
to time, and from the well known ass of the soil
on the Hanalei river, 1 should nd no dout of the
ultimate triumph and success q the sugar enterprise.
While l thus write | should depfecate any such ne
cessity of change, and | would fain hope that the
ravages Of this insect are only for a season, and that
the hopes of neighboring planters may be realized
that the insect viii nst return till a quarter of a CEN
fury shall have passed. Yours truly,
HANALEI.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

Hsu brie Advarce, Robinson Is dine from Columbia River,
With cargo oflunber and produce
Brznen brig Antinas Buschmann s7hed from Bremen cary IN
Nav. utEh cargo to Melchers Il Co. .
Hxv brig EmmA, Bent, due from Tahiti about sept So
American Sip G.zdiAsor, Cromwell, sailed from New Bedford
June 10. and Win ~ due Get IA
A cIipper ship len Engiand about the close Of nay With cargo
a nd 70 ne Aesuk a the Hudson's Bay CO.
Bsrk Yankee, znnh, VIII leave San francisco about Sept 10,
due here Sept D.
An burkeufiDe Jenny Ford, b due Sept 10, from Ieekalet-
virh = carD az humber 70 Hackfeh 4 Co
p. sm.rtc-n hin John Gilpin, with . cargo Of merchandise
u G. Hvww =. Wi Be due fou Boston Oet.6
British Brieanfins Recovery vnf be due here from sancou-
rbe ~ cEpper shrp Ycrtunz, Of r. A. Piercs's line q Sand,
vt-S 49, 1cEsts- sailed from Boston May I'D, with . full
orro a merchaniIse. 20 B. W. Field, due here shout sepe p
Ans6cnn bark Messenger Bird, Homer, may ps lSS1ea H
80 bsaa dufr. With cargo China goods 70 b ~ ftetd.
a rr~~I q sbortlv expecSed from Manila % rme cnAnA pors
~ cnuno learn dedniteiy in regard TO IT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
PASSENGERS

FoxuGx-
Tor vaLPAsNso-per Kamehamera Iv-Chas Cooper.
Prom SAN FRAscsco-per Flying Da-t-John d F~IougherSy,
samnei Moore, P q Claain, A w Waters, J II strsuss, William
Iozera-
From LAHArxl-per Karnoi, Sept 2E0s = o Hal, ,liss
Han, Miss Mary LAdd, Mrs Bailey, b y Bodies, } > Walker,
Alex NcGr-gDr-
From KArr-per Excel, Sept 81 s. Van Ineen.
Fer Marl-per KanehamehA Nv, Sept 21-Nr. Il Mrs. Al
yah X Clark
Yr KArAI-per Excel, Sept 1s-Mn Chas h Bishop, VIM
Websckr-
Frm HoxrAr1A to LAzxxA-per NHra-Nr and Mn Chm
DER.
non Lxuxxx-pr Nada-H- R. H. Prince Lot, Capt Thos
spencer, WIN Pnaez, Judge Campbell, J G spaidings } steward,
kpana, and II deck passengers
Tor LsHxxA-per Maria, Sept Pho Andrews, Miss Mary
Thursson, M SEBASTIAN, and % deck pzssengers-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
IN

TO LET.
-. THE FOLLOWING OFFICES AND
fa.;s ROOMS, in the brick building, corner of Queen and
34ssA haahumanu streets, generally known as the Makee 4
Author building. viz.
The second floor, at present occupied by Dan. C. Waterman,
The third aOOE eyer Nessrs. Aldrich & Bishop, suitable for
Fiitner, Esp
The Office on the second floor, 0ateiy occupied by J. Make,
The cellar of the above building, capable of storage for 1900
barrels. Apply to
oo-I CHAo. BREWER, %.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

hiLo, CEP L. 1885,
DRAa sn,-I embrace the first opportunity by the overland
mail 70 advise you Of the arrival Of the first whaer at this port
Ibis se.son-shoush as the vessel proceeds to Honolulu in a few
days, she may probably anticipate this report
The j. D. Thompson arrived here on the 12th inst, from
Arctc Ocean, II days from St. Paur's, and IL days from Cores
Island
Capt Waterman reports his ship quite full say on board
200 bhls whale and 100 bb,s sperm%season's catch, 125o VIII,
and 1900 lbs bone1has seen plenty Of whales, but few ships
Reports having spoken, June q, bark NeEburyport, Crandan,
Oh Cape Thaddeus, cezn- Same day. ship Braganza, clean.
July IA, Victoria, Of Bremen, in Bhering Straits. wanting two
vhales 10 M had about $4,000 lbs bone from trade and whai-
nx. Spoke, same day, Oahu, in Bhering Straits, with 1900
D. bone, 400 bbss oil, and plenty Of whales. Same day. saw the
Agate, bcfing-dh not speak her. About 2 weeks Afterwards,
sac her again boiling Aug :, schooner Phel, at anchor in ST.
Lawrence Bay, trading and doing well
Capt Waterman beard from the natives Of two ships having
passed through the Straits ahead Of him, but could nos learn
their names Also reports having seen very little ice
Ismain, Sir, yours respectfully,
B. PuNAy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
TO LET on LEASE

TO LET ON LEASE
go FROM THE FIRST OF JANUARY
fH5& next, Four eligible Lots, forming the Yard, or part Of the
--. premises lately occupied by Messrs. Allen & Co, on the
south side OF kaaliurnanu street, each lot being 25 feet by 50
feet.
From the list of january next, the Stone Building a1d sljoin-
ing Sheds, now occupied by Mr.. W. z. Allen.
ALSO
from Ibis date. the whole Of those very desirable Premises
known as Little Britain, beautifully and healthfully situated at
Waikiki, a quarter of a mile from the sea beach and a mile from
Honolulu, consisting Of aa excellent Dwelling House, which
stands on pillar three feet from the ground. with u yerantsh
al round a pnwing Room, Dining and Bed Rooms, each l2h
high from floor b, ceiling Dairy, Kitchen and Servants Roonsi
Poultry House. superior Pump and Wen, and every convenience
requisite for a heInily with or without about 50 acres Of appr-
tanning rich Meadow Land, all being securely fenced.
For particulars, Apply to
p. c. DUCoRR0N,
or TIoS- Il. HAMILTON,
o5-u at Beretania Cottage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

WIS. HORSE PLOVYS
IL Hay cutters, grain cradles, sckies, scythes,
Bush scythes, scythe stones and rifles, rakes, hoes,
Grind stoaes, shoveis, spades, crowbars,
Hand c-rts, wheelbarrows, sheet lead. zinc,
Panel doors. glazed sash, linseed oil, turpentine,
Pure white lead, yellow ochre, virdigris,
Lampblack, chrome yellow. nails, locks,
Window glass, putty, &C.. sc.
For sale by
6o-3t H.. O. HALL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
afw a0bertisenlfnts.
A NEW ARRIVAL.

A NEW ARRIVAL.
A HAVING JUST ARRIVED
"A. from San Francisco, takes this method of informing the
citizens and public in general 6f these Islands, that he has
brought with him a splendid and most extensive assortment Of
Jewelry-consisting of
FINE SOLD WATCHES,
RICH DIAMOND WORK,
JEWELRY, OF ALL DEscRpTT-Ns.
PLATED AID SILVER-WARE.
CLOCKS, OF ALL KINDS also.
TELESCOPES, NAUTICAL
INSTRUMENTS, SC. &c.
All of which he will open in a few days, at the New Store Of
Messrs. GRINBAUM, corner OF Fort and Merchant streets, H-
noinlu, aud herewith invites the public to give him a cal and
examine the above articles.
Honolulu, September %, 1857. tf-65
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

~ The monthly meeting of the Strangers Friend
Society will take place this afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. d. S Bishop in Nuuanu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
VESSELS IN PoRr-sEPr. "a.

VESSELS IN PORTeVSEPT. "a
Z. g. 8. 81. Marys, Davis.
Am clipper ship John Land, Bearse.
Am ship Harriet and Jessie, Janvrin-
British bark Gambia -
Ship John Marshall. Pendleton.
Am sch San Diego, Grafton.
Am VIII ship j. d. Thompson, Waterman.
Fr VII ship Vile de Rennes, Guedoit.
Coasters in Port.
Brig John Dunlap, repairing
Sch Kamoi, Chadwick
Sch Sally. soon for HiIo-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

S4N FRANCISCO
AUGUST 253I.
at Si2 50.
SUGARS bbs crushed, 16c $4,000 lbs China No. ], lo4
1ofc so mats Manila at 50 10.
M0LASSEAp0 bbls Sandwich Is. at 55c.
COFFEE-55 bags Sandwich L. at HE
RICE-Sales quoted from 4iG6c-
POTAToEs-sales a, 757soc. y bag OF 40 lbs.
BARLEY-Saies Of 100 bags at 81 20, 600 do at 81 72I, and
1850 do, in lots, at Ifc-
arrive, private
BUTTER@Sale Of 100 frkias Hopes at 42Ic.
LARD-Sale Of 225 Gases Jewell, Harrison & Co., private.
TOBACC0-10c cases Grape sold at 35c-
TEAs-Sales Of SIS boxes OoIong, private; 200 do do, atb
papers, at SOC, and POI do do, fancy packages. a. Csc.
. OATS-Sales Of 200 bags at 202ic.
ONIONSlSzIe Of 70 bags at lie
Wholesale PRICES OF FKrIrs AND VEGETABLES
As the season advances, fruits Of almost every description are
setting scarcer and dearer- Peaches, 15925c = b; Nectarines
a5e Pears f5125c 2 b Apples, 15G2oc Watermeions,
Ss01aS 100 Grapes, about 15c q ID Cabbages, &c Tona-
toes, 1c; Squash, lie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

SCHOONER SAN DIEGO sails on Friday or Saturday
with a full car2;o for some northern port, supposed to
be Petropolaski. -
The FLYISG DART win be the first vessel for San
Francisco, but will not sail till after the 1st of octoss
Der.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
PORT OF HONOLULU. n. L.

ARRIVALS.
Sept 1S-Sch Excel, Antonio, SO hours from Kauai
1s-Sch kekauiuohi- Pole. FIN Kona, Hawaii, via Lahaina-
19-sch Maria Moiteno, from Lahaina-
19-Schs kamehameha ", fm Kohala, and Kalama I'm
Kzwaihae-
19-Am VII bark J. ID. Thompson, Waterman, I'm Arctic
Ocean, I25o VIII, 10000 bone, full 2400 bbls on
board.
2NSch Moi Keike, Hall, fin Kahului.
2-Fr VII ship Vile dc Rennes, Guedoit, from Kodiack,
100 bbls whale
Z-Am sch Flying Dart, Freeman, 10 ds from San Fran
cisco, with merchandise to T. p. Adams.
81 s. g. s. Mzrys, Com Davis, % days from New
Nantucket Island.
24-Sch Eamoi, Chadwick, I'm Lahaina. with 1900 bushels
wheat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

NEW VIGNErTE-The Publisher of the Friend has
procured a new and very pretty heading for that
paper, received by the Flying Dart, the September
number of which viii appear ON Saturday next.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

II
At Canal Gulch, siskiyou County, California. KELnKuHI, Of
II onolulu, to Miss KELEKA SIwAsH, Sandwich Islsnders)-
In Honolulu, Sept %. by Rev. S. c. Damon, Nh. JAMES
M.SHASE, to Mrs. RACHEL SEAMAN, both Of Honolulu.
DIED.
At West Roxford, Mass, on tie 18th July last, STEPHEN
REYNOLDS, Esq, late Of Honolulu, ii. l., aged "a years and s
months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
EXPORTS.

IN EffsISLAN IhADEe
From MAuT-per Maria, Sept. 1e--1O0 bbls Irish potatoes, 4
boxes grapes, 80 bbls beef, l6 bbls pork, q bbls bread, 40 bbls
whale oil, 4 cords wood, / horse, 2 cattle, ! pigs.
From KAwAHAE-per Kalama- Sept 1870 hides, IS sheep, 9
bales wool, los bbls beef, banded at Lahaina).
For LAH4IsA-per Maria. Sept 22-200 bricks, 1000 shin
giles, $4,000 feet lumber. 50 pkgs mdse, i do specie.
For LAHAISA and KAHuLUI-per Kamoi, Sept 17-35 casks
bread, 500 feet lumber, 20 tons assorted mdSe, 20 deck passen-
gers
From KAguLrt-per Moi Keike, Sept 21-240b bags wheat, $50
goat skins and 4 hides, 50 bbls molasses, so kegs sugar, 10 bbls
potatoes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24
DEPARTURES.


Sept 19-Sch Excel, Antonio, for Kauai.
Is-Br ship Kamehameha ~, Garry, for Valparaiso.
1e@Sch Manuokswai Beckiey, for Hlo.
pam VII ship VIM Writ, Osborne, to cruise of New
Zealand
22-Sch Maria, Moiteno, for Lahaina and East Maui
2-Sch Kaiama, Hooper, for Lahaina and Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

HUSr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for July republishes
the condensed custom house statistics and one Of the
articles On the agriculture of the Sandwich Islands,
which appeared in this paper last spring. The above
magazine ranks as the highest mercantile authority
in the United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-24

The onions brought by the schooner Flying
Dart are so much superior to our island produce
that it is a wonder why they are not more frequently
imported. They are quoted in San francisco market
at Ii to &c. and are worth here from &c. to &c. Com
pared with our own. these California onions are a
luxury. -
DEBATING SocIEry.-One of the most useful though
quiet gatherings in our town is the Debating Society
which meets every Friday evening at the Bethel ves-
try room. We are glad to hear that it is proving a
benefit to our young men, many of whom are mem
bers Of it. -
Haze HAwAI.-We are glad to notice that the late
issues of this sheet have been improved by the intro
duction of illustrations. THIS has long been needed,
and will serve more to interest and instruct the ma
tives than years of teaching.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
WESTERN MERCHANT.

TAKEN DowN LIrrLE--The other day a
well educated, gentlemanly- looking man
was arrested for being swindler. He was
taken to the officer Of the chief Of the police
for the purpose Of hearing what he had to
cay for himself and u few gentlemen collec-
ted to..see what was going ON. All were
surprised at the mans GOODNESS and the po-
lite manner in which he answered the inter.
rogations which were put to him. Upon
his saying that he had resided Indianap-
oils, dapper little fellow stepped up and
asked him ifhe knew so-and SO there. The
question was answered negatively, where
upon the first interlocuter proceeded to say
that he was acquainted with some of the
lawyers, judges. editors and other noted
gentlemen snd-"That will do, young man"
interposed the alleged swindler, we do not
require any patent Of your responsibility,
and will waive any further testimony AS to
your standing in society, The remark
was 20 quick, and at the same time spoken
IN % urbane and and courteous manuer
that besides distracting attention from the
probabilities Of improbabilieies Of his resi-
dencs in indianapolis, it covulsed the crowd
Ct the expense Of q certain parson who sud-
denly saeolleeted an engagement that called
him away.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

Ixnoa4AHr DEcrsrox TO RIVER MEN.-Judge
1cLsan decided in the U. s. Circuit Court
On NopdAy, sitting ct Cincinnati, in q case
involving the jurisdiction between the State
II Ohio and the U. s. authorities under the
MARITIME hWs. Chat sale under the water
craft law Of Ohio does not cut Off the lien Of
esaqea. feRsges. under the marines lien
4relt - kst of e.sins against any boat
navigating The river The case in question
arose out oftAe'sale Of stamerN N. w. Thomas,
un1D - water eraft NV Of Ohio, suhes-
qusat1y ~ Ma nbeled BY her pilots 1t
vag0 NJ fSso6 ~ The United statss M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

Officers.
vDMUND CANFIELD, Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'r.
IN. GILBERT, General Agent a. I'D Surveyor.
This Company was organized on the 9th day Of
March. A. ID. 1854 under Special Charter from the
Legislature of Illinois, and business commenced under
the NEST favorable auspices. Its estab hment has
been upon arm aud reliable basis. and N view Of
its stability soundness and permaency ranks
Of the first Insurance Companies III the country. To
those DESTROYS of protecting themselves against loss
DAMAGE By Fire or pers Of the sea- they beg leave
TO offer the following
REFEnENCES:
Nessrs. Stone h Witt. Cleveland. O
Williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton Brother, "
's Stone Il Boomer, f
A. 8. Durand, Press Racine 4 Miss. Railroad.
Gen. c, Northrup. Cash'r Rae Coz Bank.
VIM P. Lynde, Esq, Milwaukee.
J. g. Conroe Ksq. Racine.
Henry Fsrnxm, Pres't Chicago 4 r. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert. Cash Com. Bank. Chicago:
Dan P. Rhodes, Es0., Cleveland. q.
Hon. John g. Bres'in, Treas'r. OF SSats, Columbus.
Thos. Campbell, Esq, Springfield, III.
Hon. Il. Chamberlin, st. Louis, Ap.
Messrs. Wadsworth, Wells X ScycSmore, Chicago,
Nessrs. /. H. Burch + Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon. Vim. Aetill, Governor Of Ohio.
Nessrs. G. W. Sizer 4 Co., CHICAGO
Judd, Smith l. Pratt, Dixon, III.
VIM. Blanchard, Esq, Norris, Ill.
Hon. VIM, TFevitt, Sec'y u State, Columbus %.
Aessrs. Il. G. 4 Q. G: Cook Co.. Rockford, NJ.
{" H. Wheeler, + Son, Aurora.
Neamiah Co re- Esq. Buffalo, n 7.
WIN. b. Fundy, ESQ, Springfield,
Hon. 7. ". Bsrity, Judge Jupreme Court, Aansneld;
Ohio.
Gen. 1. Curn, Springfield, ri.
Richard lvers, ESQ.,, st. Louis, No.
H. FIELD,
Agent At Davenport And Rock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, ut the STATE DEM00nAS
Once. Post Once Building, Brady Street.
July ct
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
GROCERIES,.

Burrows, Prettynan 4 Dalzell
wholesale Dealers in
CIR OCERIE s +.
Iron, Sat-. CeWsessf, SC.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
-. q. Herring Cd Coz
Celebrated Fire and 7Aiy Proof SAFE
E. Il 7. Fairbank's Scales.
WE -tlaii Ike p constantly On hand iun !. ck >,
w Groceries, which Ne OFF, t. the trade = 10 .
a. an De porehased IN Chicaeo or :, Liuis "a
pu"hase.s viii hnd cur goods TO lie Of the BIS Qua
~ and warrai-ted equal to ear. ie Jan2sda VT
CIGARS - Muscovado, Porto Rico, Clarified i,
~ Crushed and Powd~. ed, for sal at
bukkoWs, rAkT1YAAa \ DALzELL.
COFfkEs-R.o, Mocha, Java, also Ground Coffee
~ AMI kssence Of Coffee, By 6D
| M0LAssEs-N. Or ats, Sugar HOUSE. syrup
AVA Tor safe at b. b u.
| Imperial, Yeung Byscn, Gunpowaer and
L Black Teas, for saie at BPAD.
| NPICES-Pepper, Alspice, Cinnamon, Glove. Gin
~ Ger, Mustard and Nu,n,egs,at B.pAD.
SoAPs-YAncy and Toilet, Family, Erasiye aud
- "'s'ne i"f sale a. B.P AD.
CANDLE1Sperm, Adam Su,ine s,earine Star and
~ Galiow, for sale Iowa. bad.
niLs--speTm, Solar, Lard, Bank, Rosin, Llrseed
~ aud cil.e, at b. p Il T.
pAINTs-white Lead And Zinc Pain,, .or ale a.
b. y. h ID.
( 'IGAAS--Havena, German and American Brands,
~ Is. P, d.
I'OBACCO-Naturai Leaf, Virginia and Aissour,
pound osgas, Twist, Tn-Fou and smoking, for
b. y. u.
YEAST POWDERS Of various brands and kinds. a,
PAD.
HANDIEs-assorted and fancy, Gum ami Lemon
~ irops Lozrnges-- B.P.hD.
pkUNEs in jars, boxes and barrels, Citron. Fig
i Past and Currants, a. X p An
pIoKLEs GODS brands, ssor.ed sizes
L Pepper Sauce. for sale ut b PAD
DowDER, Shot, Lead and Caps ALI kinds and .lz g. |
a. b. = d..
= TAkch-Corn, Pear. and Family. tor sale At
~ B.P.AD.
NUTS-Almonds. Brazil, Flberts, Pea, Pecan,
~ Wanuts and Cocoa, 81 Bad
II AIsINs-M and Layer, whole and y boxes,
~ suitana and Malaga, q, BEAD.
HoCoLAIk, Cocoa, Broma, Farina, Tapicos
~ Wheaton irits and Dat Meal BP Nd
- ALT-kanhawa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
~ pool blown ana Ground Alum. B.P AID
4 NEMENT-Louisv lille and Utica; Plastering Hair;
~ Stucco Plaster, Milwaukee and Sandusky soda
Ash' tons In store, and for sale by B.P AD
AsKETs-xartet N to ~ bushel, Corn and
~ Clothes, at p a
NWARE-Fubs, Pals, Wash Boards
w Churns Aops, Axe Heives, at B.P.AD
(NORDAGE-Aanla, Jute Hemp, and cotton coz
~ dAgs OF all sizes BP Nd
k'lSH--Aackers Salmon, White Fish, Trout. Cod
- nsh and smoked Hauibut, at BPA
n LASS-window Glass. assorted sizes, Tumblers
~ Jars and Demlehns, for sale At BPAD
RRINsTONE; Sulphur, Salts, Borsx, Indigo, in
y store dno Tor safe Dy B. p. I'D.
MATCHxS-Pierce d %, and st Louis, for sale ~
AVA b. p. AD.