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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-05
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND
ALL FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASE,
SAFELY AND SURELY,

Disease, that GOiHiGg hut boron. turning aver will
do aHy good, and ia tJcsa thl- Remedy proceeds
10 do it'll such cases n7uscu Is produced in tho
common GGsc,J but persons can avoid this hy doing
the whole slower, and taking small loscs, and longer
time 10 cure
In cases where the Liver is torpid, the patient
will have two tils after COIg ucin the Med.
icine; bat soon the Fills fairly taken UP by
the stomach, "u The system is under its influence, the
Chls nv. stop. In any where it is desired to
stop Sickness at the Stomach that is produced by
these que PILLS, dose tWo ofPcPpermint Essence
will relieve.
Look ont for appetite after being cured BY these
Pills, yon viii oyereat,
Unc bottle will break the ACue upon four grown
persons, but to fairly cure should all he taken 10y
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DISEASE vANQUISH ED

= IU'19FEEUVFF INtIttuItH.'
A ETER years ofstudy,
Aanaly sis aud experiment..
Mr. Roback, the emminsnI
Swedish Physician succs ls d
in producing 4 mcdicir, fsc M
the mountain herbs ofLa As--
tive land, which acts directly
upon the causes oidiseastin
the blood.nnd 10y restoring the,
corrupted fountain OF life to.
n condition OF health and
purity, eNTels disease 'rcn'
the system wherever il NAV
J he located or Whatever NAV
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MARRIAGE GUIDE, by Dir. WM. YOUNG.
MAKK!AGE GUIDE, b. DIR. MM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DIR. WM. YOUNG.
MARRlAUE GLIDE by DIR WM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE. BY DIR. WM. YOUNG.

MARRIAGE GUlDE-YouNG's great physologi-
cal Work: TIE POCKET LESCULAPiL,S, or
Every One hisUwn Doctor, BY Vim. Young, N. D.
1t is written in plain language for the general reader
aud is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En-
cravings. l!0ung married people. or those
plating marriage and having the least impediment
married life, should read this book. ItscuSes secrets
that every should he acquainted with still, it is
book that must he kept locked up, aud not lie uhoutht
house II will he Ia the receipt OF %
cents. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, Ij2 Spruce ST..
lLnHr ElMrln. IMilnll.. pl IALArch ). lahI--1utf.
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ITO Gun MaBers.-we have full stock of gun
l. materials, among which will be found
-Four doz. Hitchcock q Muzzy's, aud Pennington
Rife barrels single and in pairs.
Gun Locks, all sorts and . full stock.
Mountings, Springs Britch Plugs, Patent Dritches,
Rod Trimmings ana all the fixtures.
Six gross Gun Cones, all qualities.
Please give us a call before purchasing.
w. p. IL \. II. GRIswOLD.
DistoIs.A full stock consisting of Colts aud War.
1 ners Revolvers; Double Barrel Rifle, also double
and single German, full stock, cheap.
W. p. * 4. H. GRtswoLD.
I endy Made Clothing.-Ihc largest and cheap
III est stock brought to this market. Call and
examine for yourselves.
W. r. 4 A. H. GRrswoLp.
nue ofthe Greatest Inventions of the Age
~ Seamless clothing .-somythug that is cheaper,
warmer, and more durable than any kind OF CLOTH
wuH'trp tear. over and Under Goats, Peaiackets,
Pants, Vests and Mittcns. Call and see, charge for
showing, W. =. Il A. II. GRIswOLD.
hTy GOOdss-A general assortment, among which
- will be found Sheetins, Prints, Linens, Lawns,
Gnghams. Hosiery, and a heavy stock of Mems sum
mer goods, &c. Give US a call
". & 4. II. GHrswoLD.
7 cots q Shoes.-Eycry thing, from o cowhide
ID Boo. to the finest Patent Leather. large stock
Ladies', fine Caters and Buskins, and the largest stock
Boys and Childrens shoes in town cheaper than
bo bought any where west Of \, J.
W. T.. * 4. II. GHISwOLD.
Hats d Caps.-A full stoc;-Nen's and Boys.
Ii W. +. d \. II. GSIswOLD.
(tiocks! ClockS!-whocsalc and Retail wc will no
~ be underso.d, call and sec for yourselves.
W. P. G 4. II. GHIswoLD.
Yard Ware.-A full stock, Locks Butts, Screws,
L Fable and Pocket CuJIerr and Joiners Tool, OF
b,s. quality. W. +. " \. H. GHIswOLD.
Choppers TooIs.-i fal stock Weeds celebrated
~ Tools all selected by Weed.
..... WP.N 4. II. Gnr,woLD.
Itigars.-lO,00O choice Segar--ower than can be
" purchased west oGN. Y. Smokers will please take
notice, no humbug. W. 7. * 4. II. GRlswOLD.
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DR.BoBACK-- -Sir,--The last thrDe bottles OF your
Blood PurIlerand the accompanying Pills. have re-
lieyed me OF the last Yestigu NY rHcUnatis Fcon
sderthe cure al but miraculous. Atter having tuf-
feredthe mUstacute agony, almost without intsrmis
sion for eight years and being Tor three years Grip
pie lean scarcely realize the fact that al this moment
afterhaving used scandinavian Remades foI only
three months and afew days. am hale. hearty man..
cupnheOf manual labor, aud entirely free from pain -
When hrst applied to you. by letter. for supply of
yourmedicnes, was,itte better thana annaticaskel
eton. FormOre thantwo ears hudnevereniuyed one
hour of unbrOken nighrest and my mind sinking with
my body had become greatly cnfeehled very first
bottlCot the Purifier wroughta surprising change for
the bctctn my system, and after taking that wonder
fu restorative. together with the Blood PILLS, for one
month. felt tl,lta complete regeneration of every
animal function wHsin progress. lwasIot deceived
Iamuuw at 81 Years OF age, free from ever, sNmp-
tom of Rheumatism asl was AT ~. There can be no
duubtthat thSwondcrfulcureIs is due to your remedies
alone and am williu,i it will serve you inudnce
others seek relie from the lathslet-
ter shoult be made public, Yours. &e..
I
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Ii persons indebted to me, ar To any ui the firms
~ OfwhiCh have been, or am Il member by book
account Otherwise, arc notified to settle the same
immediately otherwise legal process vii! he resOrted
to for that purpose. JAMES MURRAY.
Anmnsi q. lsiI-lnlf
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A. LANGWORTHY, FIypLAY, O.

~. DANNNOIlll l g, TlNDLAT, ".
We compiuna them tnom q Western experience
we know what you want, because we want them our
selves. Then when that Dun Headache Pain in the
Back or Ioins commences, when in short, You feel
your system getting ont OF order,
GO RIGHT TO WORK,
take enough to cleanse your sNStCIu thUlouClv then
take them along for while to keep your bowc' open
aud regular, and You will thank us for cOmpOuuding
them.
1t may be, that You have neglected Yourself until
you have Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Dumb AEuc,
either Acute or ChrOnic-tisn procure bottle Of
''Langworthy's Aromatic Ague PiIls-''
use them aDcDrai#E 10 .IIstuuLs aut brygN mp The
disease: ii You have hal il 2 long ,iut, use tile
rE aic ills. 10 keep Your system 7, lilar, aad
10 Euur Summers NGglI.
These Aga" ilN aie Compounded for those who are
tired oi taking uiline Arsenic, any poisor-. We
Warrant them entirely compounded on tie Veg st.,-
hle kingd0ia, and otyr reward Of lCur go any
who vii! detect any Ii.ler.l in any Icdciuc adj
yrrtise gs Vegetable.
These Pills were compounded, and FIRST used in the
fall OF $500 dmiHg the great prevalence of Bi.iogs
Disease-wore compounded on the ground where the
Disease prevailed, and 1 where they theOriZc about
it lis in the EG-t,t--it gotten up when Guir.ne
and the other Qcucines, fied. and As- arran t TO
cure, ana not in dozen BOTTLES fyi!cIit 4, The
PEOPLES REMEDY!
It Is not go-tcn up with mirac powers, ut It will
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4 Simple Vegetable Remedy
Immediately when the hrst symptoms commence
NO CALOMEL! NO POISON!

but good physc, composed ofthc healing plants Ma
tuie has herself provided. This you can find IN the
ArOmati" Vegetable Cathartic Pills,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-17
PUBLIC HOUSE.

Ia FROM THE 1ST OF DECEMBER,
~ 1856, January Goth, 1851 paid to this Government
GkA S1250 On Friday, June %, kanaka to my
62l worth of beer stating e. Vincent
bringing Vincents carry away the beer The Kanaka
the The day received of arrest
selling this 62 worth of beer For five days have
day having been
evidence To-day fined $50 But listen the evil
dence They take Kanaka policeman No. give him three
glasses of this said beer he it bitter and made him
gddy. The Mr. JouriaS (polce) He Il made
Kanakas crack and Tie Mr.. Brckwood
(poce) and of he the with the addition that
the Kanaka's eyes started head
had poisoned fish, Consider this evidence,
got, and the that gave paid
Government good expected have the
Grafton other who had paid $1,000 year. offered
make the beer before them, show them how made and
bear all But there prejudice against beer and
$50 will them better than looking ronke beer
That prejudice got by holding spirit licenses in the
first place do with beer shops and, after they
done WITH started selling beer employing make
for them, knowing caring what into it. Why
singled out of eight beerselers have ea Perhaps
that attended well business and the
likely to have the $3.50 Any other reason cannot give
now inform the public that the only these
Islands that make beer fit to drink Never mind what the
pubicans tell about being Of Stee beer They
afraid Of it, they dread its effect Not the effect has
party that drinks it. but the effect has had their ls II
beer bad people would drink it. If used
nicious drugs H. b. NJ ship Hauonnah would gone
Of this port and H. l. NJ. Eurydice would
have a short complement of For the
ships have drank hundreds Of gallons of my beer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-17
Commercial Advertiser.
MUSIC OF LABOR

The banging of the hammer
The whirlng Of the plane,
The crashing Of the busy saw,
The creaking Of the crane,
The ringing of the anvil,
The grating q the drill
The gathering OF the turning lathe
The whirIing Of the mill,
The buzzing Of the spindle,
The rafting Of a Ioou
The putting OF the engine
The fans continuous BOOM
The clipping Of the taior's shears
The driving of the awI-
These sounds Of honest Industry
L0ue-I LOVE THEM ALL
The clicking Of the magic type,
The earnest talk Of men,
The toiing of the giant press,
The scratching Of the pen,
The tapping Of the yard stick,
The tinkling Of the scales,
The whisting Of the needle,
(When no bright cheek ii pales)
The humming Of the cooking stove
The surging Of the broom,
The Pattering feet Of childhood,
Tie housewives busy hum,
The buzzing Of the scholars,
The teachers kindly call
These sounds Of active Industry,
IEore-I LOVE THEM ALL
love the plowman's whistle,
The reaper's cheerful song,
The drOver's soft repeated shout
Spurring his stock along;
The hustle OF the market man
As he hies him To the town;
The haoa frOm the tree-top
As the rip=ned fruit comes down;
The busy sound Of threshs5zz< So
As they clean the ripened grair
The husker's joke and catch of
Wealth the moonlight the plains
The kind voice Of the drayman.
The shepherds gentle call
These sounds Of pleasant Industry,
LoUe-I LOVE THEM ALL
Oh there's good in labor.
II we labor bat Alright,
That gives vigor to the day time,
And sweeter sleep at night;
A good that bringeth pleasure,
Even to the toilng hours;
For duty cheers the spirit,
As dew revives the flowers
Then say not that Jehovah
Gave labor as a doom;
NO!-'tis the richest mercy
From the cradle 10 the tomb.
Then let Us still be doing,
What FER find to do,
With a cheerful-hopefuI spirit
And free hand, strong and true
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-17
IS Live and Let Live -,
PUBLIC HOUSE.

English Burton Ale, 12i and 81 cents per glass.
Beer 12i per pot.
Also, hand, the best Brandy, Gin Wines and Malt
Liquors (bottled) that be bought in Honolulu
Also, $500 worth of cheese, which given away
to customers
FREEMAN J. STEEL.
N. b. HORSES TO LET on reasonable terms,
with brides and saddles. 54-3m&
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
Business Garos.

AGENT FOR THE
New York Boar of Underwriters.
The takes leave to notify Merchants Ship Masters
&c, that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
New York Board Of Underwriters.
13-1y ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
and Ship masters that he has received the appointment Of
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANIoN
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S
The undersigned begs notify Merchants, Ship and
Shipmasers, that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for LL0YD's % LONDON
TIME NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
Established 1850 For Fire and Life Assurance at
Capital sI I,259,7 go, Sterling.
Islands ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
7-d at Honolulu.
KRULL & MOLL,
Agents OF the Hamburg and Lubbock Underwrter Honolulu,
OAHU II. L. July 1, 1s56-f
FLORENS STAPENHORST,
Agent board Underwriters All claims
against the Underwriters, occurring about
Kingdom, will have be certified before him. July 1f
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAHUMANU STREETS.
DR. MckBBIN intimate that he is joined by his
gecns, London, being always in attendance,
will afford additional guarantee to persons requiring
English Drugs Penney,
&C., of the best quality with which the establishment win
constantly L. supplied and which will be sold reasonable
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared the
Medicine chests carefully examined and
Attendance at the Office from A. NJ till O'Clock p NJ on
days. and Sundays O'clock A. NJ, to IL O'Clock,
A. NJ At other times, at his residence Union street .
26-tf
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perx,ERs' PRovERBs-Never inquire thou OF the
editor for the news for behold it is his duty az tne
appointed time to give it unto thee W'nous as1 ,msc
when thou dost write for his paper, never say un'o
him I" what thinkest thou of my piece Tor II may
be that the truth may offend thee 1t is not Mt !na'
tho6 shoulds ask him who is the author Of an ar1ce'
for his duty requires him to keep sacn .ansS y nm
r n,o tbvsef that thou dost not look at what may
be wing open for that is not meet in the sight OF GOO
brse;no Neither examine thou the proof-sheet, IoI
it is not ready meet thine eye. that 'nou ,n
- .,d s,bscribe Immediately for it, and pay m
advance and it shall be well with thee and thy little
ones.-Picayune.
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THOMAS SPENCER,

Ship Chandler Dealer General Merchandise and Commission
Merchant, Honolulu Oahu 5. l., keeps constantly on han
extensive Of description of goods re
quired by whaeshps and others.
Shipping all kinds of groceries, provisions &c
the shortest notice at the lowest market prices
Money advanced for whaers' bills at the lowest rates.
- ~
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9ouses ano ganos.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN LAHAINA.
o. TO LET.-The undersigned offers to let a good
M House, with theeourth OF Of choice land
.k adjoining, very pleasantly situated in the of La
haina.
The house undergoing thorough repairs and improve
ments which will make it a very desirable residence.
EDWARD p. BOND.
Lahaina, Sept. S. 63-Sm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-17
HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
VNNHE UNDERSIG n ED is now prepared to repair
manufacture all kinds of machinery mill gearing, wnd
Las gearing, ship forgngs smith work.
Cart boxes forge backs anvis &c hand and made to
order.
Iron and and best quality Of smiths coal for sale.
Also excellent small sized mill with copper train
complete, adapted to either horse water power
2n ID. NJ. WESTON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-17
ID. N. FLITNER,

ID. N. FLITNER,
Continues his old business the in aakees fire
proof building door above DR.. Hofmann's Drus
Store, Kaahunanu
Chronometers rated by observations Of the and stars
a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian Of Honolulu Particular attention given to fin.
repairing Sexant and quadrant glasses silvered
adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
on hand and for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-17
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,

w. ]. RAWLINS & CO.,
RE THANKFUL FOR PAST FAvORS.
"A prepared, with their present improvements TO
supply merchants and families with hard and soh soap ssc'
foot oil.
n And always ready buy trade for talow, sush and
all Einds of kitchen grease. S3-ly
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advertisements.

B. #. SNOW
OFFERS FOR SALE, in lots TO suit purchaser, ss
u Mt the lowest prices, the following merchandise:
DRY GOODS.
Chrome orange prints, Corah Handkerchief,
:. green White and grey merino slirts.
r.u.u p.;r.s g draverp.
Brown cotton drawers, Check linen shirts,
Red aanne, White L Shirts
Cashmere pants Red and blue flannel shirts,
Women's white hose, Gray blankets,
Mems striped hose White blankets,
Embroidered sleeves Black and brown feit has
Guayaqu hats, Colored Coourgs,
Hickory shirts Colored India satin,
Silk velvet India rubber coats
Navy caps, with oil silk covers.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems heavy 3oots. Calf Congress boots,
Goat buskins En'md leather Congress boots,
Boys calf boots, Kid slippers
Heavy brogans, bnck CATERS,
Ladies' bootees.
GROCERIES.
Lemon syrup, Assorted pickles, half gals.
Tomato catsup, Gerkns, half gals aud qs,
Fresh peaches, Ground pepper,
Superior Black Tea,
No. 1 soap, backing, Fine cut tobacco In tin son
NAVAL STORES.
Chain cables Russia cordage, assorted sises
Army duck Manila cordagr, assorted sixes,
Cotto. dnck, Cut nails lanterns.
SCNDRIES.
Boiler iron, Serdigrs,
Bars fiat iron, Curry COMBS,
Grocers' scales Table spoons,
Hunts Axe hatchets,
Iron bedsteads, French bedstead,
Solar side lamps Ofice clocks,
Leather trunks, Wool carpeting,
Iudin Rubber Hosc, hf inch and I inch,
Brass Hose Pipes, Lend Pipe.
&c., Sc, &c.
Honolulu, April %, 1857.
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JOHN ID. HAVEKOST,
Auctioneer, Wailuku, East Maui. 3S-1yr

JOHN THOMAS WATERHOUSE,
Importer Wholesale and Retail Dealer in General Merchandise
Honolulu and Lahana, Maui. Att
B. PITMAN,
Ship General Merchandise, Waiakea Bay
constantly hand extensive assortment OF
description goods required by whale ships and others.
Shipping furnished with fresh beef Vegetables and all kinds Of
Provisions shortest notice, the
very lowest market prices.
facilities 5000 barrels being
landing, and matched buildings.
on Europe, which money
will be advanced reasonable terms.
port the safest and most commoiious anchor
o in the Hawaiian Here give
liberty without OF losing them by
No ardent spirits allowed to be sold
UTAI s. AHEE.
Agents Papakoa Sugar Plantations Ho
Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in China
Goods hand offer for sale, their establish
King street, Honolulu, and at Lahaina Maui,
Moasses, Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and large and
varied Of general merchandise.
Honolulu August II, 1857 9-ly
J. WORTH,
Dealer in General Merchandise Ho, Hawaii Ships supplied
the shortest notice. reasonable terms
OF exchange July l. 1s56d
j. FOX,
Baker and Grocer Nuuanusreet Honolulu, Oahu, H. 1y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
STATEMENT OF AN OLD RANGER IN
WALKERS ARMY.

Der reporter mad an interview WIN young mar
named William Hart, who arrived Yesterday 10 TIE
Teruessee. Mr.. Hart is one Of Capt. Bradleys Com
paw " Old Rargers' aud has been IN active service
in Nicaragua for the past sixteen MOUTH. Toe
Rangers were mostly TeIsrs-many of whom have
ps,sed the most Of their lives in Spanish settlements
Mr.. Hart was with He1ningsen during the siege o.
Gran ada, and was seriously wounded BY
Nine ball entering the right fore am, which,
after following up the course OF the erm, Pa-se1
out above tie elbow. The limb Is perms-
n stly ois.b-d Mr. Hast LEFT giyss on The u Ct to
g. 20 San Jua1 del Sur 10 tax passage ir Toe H,I
: aies BY tie steamer Sierra New da 70 @naiia' ne
was accompanied By three o'hef. HEo h.d teeu 4
s.kersa amy Al the Hali-Hay h0ase On 'Ic Iteu-'
=, a. betxees R'ys, and Ssn Jusn ce Su ny p
Itd - 'be ~. o. Ta-cA 20 take diausr. VINE go
.,Ie there, { o. asey passed along the Toad . ls"
nile lssni With thirty D. sLd wien bs9f Tue tO''
roso, Bas attacked by force Of Coss i'',' AZ III
bu,h. The -kiruish was b.iei and CoI; I ssey wa
sOe to cut Bis way with the les 81 0L-I l"O ''e =
VCLnGed-the Gotta Rcaus pcrlng taeI &c e. 'iA
tecr liied AID fourteen wounded. Toe met engaged
in tbs acton ", Ie portln OF Captain Mann S'n-
psTy Ct Ranges. AZ this um2, On o1Hus' Hes a
,ccoia hsL che, sloTt distance rom loo so.
he eueagtmert Rad iust occurred sin az bunCIeo a4l
fit urn be We. thee attacked during the iaIne All
esIosr By urieen HUNDRED Costa K.eans ana NcAt-
svt ueLses, MI Hair believes under y I'll. I ha;.
Sat-e's's men wers protected by th9 Duu4AuG, o!1
were subsequently drawn oct into held IiA, IL taet
ttfors 70 make a retreat, they beng unaoIe . dr'e
tie CC.ts RiosDs back. Pew 10 tnert reTsat
c.ysiry con psiy under Col. Waters Of Texas made
en te tive charge Oh the rces Of ine Cos "a Ic-l- u
broad prairie ard cuIipg the disorier hat "a cseGsd
Sanders IVES enabled to make good hi' reres % Ky
Pine niles distant, where he anive'i al ,,.5 w,,h
the main boy Of bis men. Son after t:e
anivA of Sanders and his psT;y; Ryss ga
Unexpectedly sttsosed e. tree different points,
Walker, men we're protected BY Oarrieade- mounted
In. rf1tuo,ync rr,ulten "a lie Costs Ricsns rericg
With great Icss. Wakefs Ices was FL killed sad 6tee1
wounded more Of them officers while me Cos,A hc sn'
re-. 40 q d a. On .hs dsli. Ths Cessa kiesSs 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

.ttsibuieo Tifues ernSsct to STEER covnsiic, vhLs
II. tfr-red TIA. be scid tee bstis- At 81 eve1ts
VS. sepsrsly conceded lat be neary us.sr OF
be pls1e when be granted tie Armistoe and allowed
he ussetrgeT 10 90 through his haes to tie hesd
ouArttIs Of tie eremy Co Titus rstres'ed down the
liver about twenty miles, and encsmpei upoo 80
,,is,d. Here b. Officers tvore they E1,i serve no
OF eel Upder such poitreon, spd hi, vosed Ast
th.y would sbrot him for bis cOSe-cice. At this be
eft the ereanpuelt osteIsbly 20 go TO W Alker Wis
Panama a. GIeyto~n Re wss arrested FIR insulting
A. Ergli.h Cfcer. but Recessed Then lie icsu ed
~. Americsr Coniu. ard ives taken prisoner By the
fioers 81 the American usn-c ssr Ssrs:o ga snl
sosiu recessed. He then took pssssge 10 tee Tecnes
80 70 AsJinEsll On tie same dsv tbs, he
nj, sd there tven'yfour OF bis men, Hso had e.
cace6 Gown the rive. on rate and in oaross arrived
in TIE Biiiish steamer Clyde, swearing vengeance
uron BIN. TIE valiant Titus went about A: pin wall
si,h loseed revolver in his fist expecting tea; his
outraged uen would resl take his he. Capt Brant
lev Lieut. Vow.s :ld othtr officers also deserted and
xiut TO Asonwsll at toe expense OF the English; ani
every arrival brought large numbers of the discounted
fbibr.ters. When our iniOrmar;s let there near
Iy 100 e. thtse men al AspDwaLl, unable to obtain
cs,seee to the S'stes TLey themselves escaped from
Punfs Arenas to Aspinwall on the British steamer
and CIV got home by working their passage on the
Tepressee. II vas reported In Aspinwsll tina; the
Fpcsh had oe'ermped TO prevent the landing OF any
more fllibufiels al Greyto@n.