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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-19
advertisements

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE.
-"TO e.
THE CARGO OF THE BRITISH BARK
WHICH ALE FROM LIVERPOOL
nay iSta, ieoS, consisting Of
Dry Goods.
Bales fancy prints, bales muslin, a complete assortmen blankets.
aiPaccas- piaids. figured lustres, Orleans, Brussels carpet:
veiset carpets, black doeskin, velvet rugs, blue twiIied flannel;
1W.sAii, luton umbrellas, silk umbrellas. Victoria lawns.
turkey red hanhkerchiefs,l cotton handkerchiefs. regatta shirts.
fancy sairts, white shirts, superior white shirts, jean shirts:
Mosquito netting, felt hats, an assortment q clotNing fine bos;o-r.
Linen thread, silk thread. assorted mems and wonsn,s shoo".''
Keehng jackets, pilot coats and trowsers, fancy drills:
Mntes heeting, brown hollands, linen cambria hapdkercb;efs.
mite danask table covers, huckaback toweiing. white drills,
shrtings, madapolams, grey domesttcs, fine and good white calico
Sundries.
so tons rice,
Casks bottled ale and porter.
Hhds draught ale.
Crates earthenware-
Cases fancy biscuits.
An invoice of Roskiirs English watches,
IONS fencing wire,
small iron safes.
2 copying presses,
Assorted hoop iron,
Assorted round and square iron;
20 boxes TX tin plates,
8 sheets lead,
English white lead, paints and oil.
Also expected via San Francisco:
Serge AMI flannel shirts.
Assorted cloths, =
Corah handkerchiefs.
On Hand:
Liverpool and 81 Ubes salt,
English groceries, pie fruits, pickles,
English brown soap,
States and fire bricks,
Anchors and chains,
Saddlery, etc, etc.
And a very varied assortment Of Dry Goods and sundr;es
u An invoice Of NEW GOODS is expected shortly from San
Ahcisco- llOsIuI ROBERT C. JANION.
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at@ advertisements.

! =. s1sHOr- VIZ. A ALDRrcH-
BISHOP 81 CO.,
b. OFce in the east corner Of . Nakee's Block" on
kaahuraanu street, Honlluiu-
rscsfvs deTos Is. discount hrst-ctsss business paper, and
kuend u collecting. etc 112-tf
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NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED BY THE "MELITA."
Il. 0. Hall offers for Sale:

SC.
III Sheet zinc, Hunts axes;
Axe hatchets. shingling do;
C. s. shovels. spades. hoes:
Rakes. manure forks, bog hoes
Three-tined hay-forks;
Tea kettles. sauce mans;
Baled kettles. iron pots:
Nests tin trunks and pals:
Pins. plated forks. with iyor,
handled knives To match:
Sewing birds. drawing pencils:
India rubber hair pins;
Fishhooks. pearl buttons;
Perforated board. buggy iamps
Assorted planes. dog collars;
Putty knives. peg cutters,
Assorted tea trays;
WHIPS and whip lashes;
Feather busters. Jacket lamps
Wh;tewash. -four. dust. pain
and shoe brushes;
Sail Irvine. box graters;
Ruled foplscap and bill paper;
Augur bits, chopping knives:
T-hinges, log and trace chains
Dog chains. cow and sheep bells
Sash rollers. iron brass an,
copper wire. mallets;
Bench and hand screws;
Brad avis. padlocks:
Door and chest locks assorted
CHM t.cts r;vats.
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o BY

TENTiE WILL
II New Books by Express from New York and San Fran
cisco by every regular packet. BY the next packet he will re-
ceive the following, all new books
DIR. Livingston's Travels and Researches in South Africa, Illus
trated-S4 so.
Poets of the 10Th Century, 132 engravings, richly bound, 4o-
SO so.
Atkinson's Seven Years in Siberia and Tartary-S5.
Isaac Taylors World of Mind, 12mo-S1 70.
Scenes of Clerical LS-being te Sad Fortunes of Rev. Amos
Barton. Originally published in BiMkwood, )-75c., paper cover.
Debit aud Credit by Or. Bunsen-S1 IS.
European Acquaintance-being Sketches of People in Eu-
rope-$1 80.
Mrs. Sisourney's = Lucy Howard ISL SO.
The Hasleesh Eater-being passages in the Life of Il Pytha-
gorian-S1 80.
The Happy Home by Kirwan 81.
History of the Origin Of the L. S. Constitution by Geo. W.
Curtis-$i.
Hydes's and Ferris Mormonism-S1 To-
California and its Resources, illustrated-S3 25.
Mrs. IIale's Receipt Book, (new and enlarged edition)-S2
Hiss Leslie's New Cook Book, (new and enlarged edition .)NS2.
i02-2t III. NJ. WHITNEY.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
THE COMPREHENSIVE
II existing between WILHELM * NOLTE. in the Coffee Sa-
loon business. corner Of Nuuanu and Queen streets. has been
dissolved All claims against the fr1, up t. the first 81 last
June. will he satisfied by the undersigned and all persons in
debted TO the said hrm. are requested to make immediate pay
menr to G.. WILHELM.
HoaoIuIu, August 6, 1855. 111-sr+
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Per ssMountain Waves" expected in

Per "Mountain Wave," expected in
September.
500 gallons best boiled oil;
IS Tenisee riding saddles-complete;
so haf bbis crushed sugar;
70 half boxes loaf do;
% Eighth casks American brandy.
Per "Young Creek, expected in August.
$50 I6. II and IS feet oars;
2 coils "a Manila rope, Il. u, Il, 2, q, q, q, 3 in.
81 kegs assorted nails;
40 ibs Prussian blue paint;
10 lbs chrome yellow do:
80 lbs chrome green do;
10 fbs French blue;
60 charcoal irons;
No. 4 stoves. Roger Williams; !"
5 bales hops;
, cases hops, l ID papers;
100 bhis extra prime pork;
$4,000 rs navy bread;
100 tins assorted crackers;
20 half bbls new Goshen butter;
ZIG small cheeses, in tins;
100 whole boxes raisins;
100 100 boxes boa $. a W. sos so;
6casks Zante currants;
% kits No. ! mackerel;
IS cases cases faS ms S has. r sn iasa ssl,;
so boxes champagne cider;
10 SSi. o 9o Bourbon Pa%,S WHISKY a0z'
10 lo.gallon kegs prime Bourbon whisky;
80 S-gaHon kegs kegs superior p9 and extra a Whisky;
10 10 oe do @P Pinei cast GTana Y Co., brandy;
quarter casks Duff Gordon pale sherry;
p bales gunny bags;
Al doz grey flannel shirts;
0 doz scarlet do do;
{ dOz blue do do;
30 dOz denim pants;
50 dog denim frocks;
II bales Amoskeag sheetings-i4 brown;
bales do drills do;
10 bales Otis denims;
7 bales Cords drils-44 brown;
i case Lancaster stripes;
l case Anchor do;
5 half bbls hide poison.
~ For sale TO arrive, on liberal terms, by
10Stf j. G. SPALDING.
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OYSTERS.

TIME BEST BRAND Oh CHESA PEAKE
Oysters constantly on hand, viz: 4MnPLlH, BAKER 4 Co.'S
and LEBRus's. LeBruns are warranted 49, erior to any In the.
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LII PERSONS HAVING ID DEMANDS
"A against me, will please present them for settlement imme-
diateiy and those indebted are requested to call and settle, or
their accounts will be left with an attorney for collection.
~ The subscriber hereby gives notice that he viii pay no
debts contracted without his written order.
Honolulu, April 20, 1858, e5-tf
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Pleasant Valley Residence for Sale.

Pleasant Valley Residence for Sale.
WILL BE SOLD. IF APPLIED FOR SOON,
' that pleasant Cottage, situated in Nuuanu Valley, now
occupied by Capt. j. Collins, opposite the residence Of DR.. G.
p. Judd.
This cottage was built two years since, of the best materials,
and finished inside and out in the best manner, and contains
The Parlor-14x24& feet;
Two Bed Rooms, 14x16 feet;
One Bed Room-12x16 feet.
Also-Dining room, pantry. kitchen, servants rooms, stable
andcarriage house, and an abundant supply of good water.
The lot contains one acre, and title fee simple.
The premises can be examined at any time. upon application
to Captain Collins, and for particulars apply to him or
10l-tf A. p. EVERETT.
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HONOLULU MEDICAL Hall.

DOCTOR McKIBBIN, Surgeon, &c,
Has removed 30 the Store lately occupied by DR.. Latlrop. in
Queen STREET, where he viii b. regularly supplied with
Medicines, PerfumeTy, etc. Of the best quality.
II Family Medicines and Prescriptions car fully prepared.
II Medicine Chests examined and reftted on reasonable terms.
Attendance at the Office from S A. N. till 6 P ". on week
days. and from ; 20 Il A. n on Sundays At other times
at his residence, Union street. uIJf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
ORIGIN OF STATE NOMINATING CONvEN-
TIONS.

Ts the EIsv Of The " j. TSis1a~
SIR: have seen by your papers OF the l9:h scd 3st
Of July that there s some dHp1e about the org'n OF
State Conventions TO uomr ate State 06csrs, and BY
subs, Quept couuutics'ioD from G X. B. DR.. Bars.
tow OF T,gs, as suppose he thinks the hr's va
BY The Peoples party, in 1921. From the foho 'iog
copy Of meeting held 10 Oneids County will sppear
that ss early ss February, lsl6, such Convent'on
wss held IN this State, viz:
Al n.-,irs Of the FEEDERS. Cotre.pondrs coumee Of toe
eorpiy hoden the house Moses 6sss Ia TIE w age
- N. Gh of Jai nary ,s6 p1'.usnt 70 paoa' no'"e'
kc'ored vnoHi~oz,y, That Joseph hrssod, h9'ns r-,
bore Lslr-ps Hull GeIrit O. Lspsirs and seu amin nea
Copvenou meet Albany the lrh OF Feornsy nen of
the parpose pounars end L~uten ant ovefno
signed BY ''d' NORRIS Q sfs $ aLLER Chairman
wILLsRD CRAFTS, Secretary
The Convention assembled At Albany on the nth OF
February, 1916. TIE abovepsmed Delegates all a.
terded. Gen. Kirkland, our Chairman presented the
appointment Of the same and they took their seat,
srd tie nominees of said Convention were the Hoo.
Rufus King for Governor, and George Tbbetts for
Lieutenant Governor, which ia the earliest Convention
Of which have aLy recollection for the purpose Of
nominating Sste Officers in this State by the people in
tter primary capacity.
Respectfully You're LAURENS Hull.
r. of the delegates above named, Gen. Kirk
lsrd, Col Lansing ard Benjamin Wright are deceased
srd Mr.. Petiibone if living, s, believe in oae Of the
Western States Ire original document is now 10
10Y possession; and Mr.. Crss, the Secretary, and my
s.f, are row be orly living persons named IN tn
psptr residing in tfis Stste. LAURENs HULL.
4ngeea. Aug. le, la5s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Personal AND POLITICAL.
Couespcrdence Of The Philadelphia Pref"
A.. ~

Couespcraence q The Philadelphia P.e1
WAsHISGIos Aug. 20, 1858.
deeply regret that Gen, Cas- grows more feeble
every day. His attention 20 the duties OF his Depart
ueu bss been incesssnt but be has not been well Tor
several months. / most sincerely hope that ne msy
obtain rest and from his proposed Jaunt. The
oIerous duties OF the Department OF State are entirely
tco much for bis constitution.
Mr., Buchanan, however, comes back from BEDFORD
greatly Strengthened in lealth. Bedfoids is indeed
he wster that restores one to rev life. Our old
friend Russell VITO was for one CoIgress Menos' OF
the House ard made many friends during he stay,
must con- on here and get our grest men 10 throng
10 Bedford nex Summer.
distinguished gentlemen from Penr sylvania, now
here, informs tha. GaIcy Jones is promising the
tsrif men Of BeIks County bis support ii they will
vote fol- bim the ground that he get the South
to agree to anything, and that they will go for tsrn
uIon Pennsylvania coal and iIop. This gentleman
ssys that Jones, within week psst, has positively
made this premise to two or three opposition msnu.
isciurers. Now, l have 10 soy that Jones doee not
IL X by the book that the South despse Northern
trader ard trsitor quite ss much as you despise q
SoutheIn iIoks,er and they Will spurn this use and
sbufe Ct TIE by Jones Ii they can locate this
tbire ppon bin. TIE best way with such man Is to
CID, se end TO dstrust him. % II mine enemy chest
II e cree, shame or him; iftwice, shame on me 1t
shows how desperate the fight muat be 10 berk'
Couriy. If Mr. Jtres s compelled 70 beg for the VOC,
OF the Republican fsTiff There great ccros "
tere 10 DIR Eck<rts letter exposing Jones On this
very subject tffbe tariff.
Owen JoIes, too, has been writing 10 Capt Meiss
obaut the puTchsse Of Scotch iron for the aqueduct
iris bio csnrot stand.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
THE SEWING GIRLS.

To ht Editor af The ~ Y. Tribune
SlR: While ccrcislly uniting with others in the sp-
proval of the efforts made to smsorate the condition
of the inc ustral portion of the community and esps
cslly that of sIrge women who have TO sew for v-
ing by relaxing the duties imposed upon them 10
time, snd augmerrg prices, my observation has con-
WINGED me that they have as much 70 do with their
own condition ard real happiness as their employers
have; end that by adopting nes., plain style Of
dress suited to their employments composed of some
suitable material for use, instead Of initiating the
fashions wearing or two large and disgusting hogs
he sd hoops, which stretch out almost TO bursting
fjs lie texture Of imitation fnery, snd fancy hat
COY cred with cheap lace, they would be enabled to
ecopomiZe their money, as we'll as tlTe, look much
more respectable, ard hence escape insult and msny
snsres ard doubtless perform their duties more to
the satisfaction of their employers.
In DO other country but own do ell conditions OF
perfors dress so much alike; and rather than not
sppesr to be dressed well .s the best will wear
imitation fnery, made fssbiorsbly, and which, OF
course, sOon becl mes shabbygeL!eel and worn out.
In certain establishments sewing girls may be seen
driving q sewing. machine, with paper.soled, high
beeed, far cy colored garter boots four or hve
curces On chesp, large psterp, gsudy colored mus
liz, lovIecbeo dress Whereas would they but fol-
low the sensible fashion Of the sewing girls OF Paris,
who sre the most attractive persons imaginable they
would wear high necked reasonable skrted ffock' OF
plain muslin or calico in Summer and merno or other
WOo!en eterldi IN w inter always lock rcepectdoe,
ard stand much better chances of winning, of
temporary ReLtlemsny-loohiDg lovers, Industries,
ano hence respectable, husbands.
These remarks are the Te:u 6f much observation;
betweeO seven and eight in the morning ara si1 sla
seytp in the evening from portion where hundreds
Of these perso.s De seen passing every day; and
Il was only Il is very morning that the writer of this
cav ore "young lady entering warehouse door, on
her way to the sewing loft, whose dress completely
filed the doorway, ard made her look more like
fancy dressmakeI than an honest SEWING GIRL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Tpr BIug-Th, Rev Lecestsr 4. Sssyers ns~
tspslsor Of toe Bible s 10 be publishes ~ Jonn r.
Lv.,A Co. Bos.on The New Tsstsnsbt price
su viI be Issued in O,tobsr. The Old Tes,sm'nt 10
tvo youmes will be brousb, out nAIty year. Tns sm'
Of H. translator ale sst forth In tho pabishss efca
lsr o. foows: -
To sn..e from the improved teIts 1 the ofEaea
Grsst attention has been paid tb- rxt u thr ofesh IesA
n,r, dunn The aat buLdrsd and hy Yeas, Ias nssy
detected and rem we'd. p~f-'
YET I'd snd, from the Bsue Of the c,s csnh o.,
e., s,. m oysmeu,s have made In H. and hs's '1<o
20 b. u.dr aysisbl. 20 the Bnspn rescer $500. .-.,
"a "a ..,,Ic r particle without sef nhtJ IN esp~c
4, dc nstc u'od.s OF eapf' s''n -.
70 ,,.ts me .as wcres oy toe sps sh-o tsey nss'
~. .. ,,r 90 may be. and b, hnIsat wofss oni
~. ea@1e ent sDir 20 which isqu, schwf1
To ,I.nsst. different words {" ,T q. nay s oy i'so
-, " reipg eGirss and zach word oy zoe ssne
~.fc .,p.r. Terms Dy ho.e equally zsnrrs snd 20
49, s.r,rs by less general, the sss s-DsfA bJ N
nse via al p..d'c.s nd-c.ey in the 'rsn'ls son
ro eh.fy s,o ibs reesn. AID ny'ossi syso
r p.ef. be sotl9s THIS Nv wee The fs
c,isp ef ID obso.'. words sud u'ees of enp',"ion
4, IN. o,isrs imped In ths ua.ss1oa ssd msss me
rsLssn conform fer nsy b. % ths ~. .. no. -
70 transfer The ntpiss o w'sn, w "a :, treiads 4.
10 To u. sseea Books seordias 70 sheif chus"
'DS .he ~ s.er.s BOols ehsp sna .cord
pr 20 tb.ir natural eiyi';ons sna no, - .s
N.yv eminent cIersymeo Of vsnous dsnofriaafons
mite in conpendipg this verson TO .be fsvo-aolsrs re-
o.,d Of scholars sni Chr.,is,,. Among thsss are
p,s,is.pt North Of Hamilton College, Prof ksndnck
Of Rochester University DIS. ToOupsoa sai rA'e'
q this city, DR.. Lsonsrd Bscou, tae h7v asos'''
G.nn.tt Blsgden, jerks, Nsss sai Mtsero no''o'
&c., &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Gov. WISE on HoRsI RAcISG.-Gov. Wise OF
yrspis regrttfnly decres to atspd the grest Horse
Show St Spin gfeli. In ME letter be ,ays:
been said tbst nothing else Il horse -scns
will improve and lssp up the breed OF fae blooced
,tcck Gu not wihrg to believe any such toitg.
Iup1oyed ssrcuhuie ard the veslth II produces vil,
!, n cpit n do fer more for the horse th ever tae
,pr,oic Rscs-,rseks, With fashion for the sport OF
rsot srorg the lesoirg pIoprietos of people, ~ll
;rroSe,ish trem sd own de the hcrse 20 pouy.
TIE sre blood ought TO be kept pure, IN orcer ths i.
nav be crossed CD tie large ard coarse stock. rae
~ oyeupt s's,ior crossed the age Csnsstogs
msrs ur,i! The cross stsirs ibTee-qusr'e,s of toe
h.eced s.oci is luperior, tbrk, 10 the Cleve ard
hsys of f. gsId A ye1srA'-t 'IeIS As1 A9dsI Reidr
80 ,vro more, e Washington County, p. ic.-u-
orsso ths. crcss src ooIEn sad Il % sye-y 10
lfouf lsv 70 ust- - spiie OF gIsss 8 gov TAers
,ts,.xer gres befgft
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

DyATH FROM HYDRoPHoBrA-A daughter OF Dir.
B-risuip Buxton. esq., OF Hamburg. died 90 Ffidsy
is.: Of hydro pbooi4. Three or four week, $50,
Iil. ths le girl. about en yesrs Of age WAS plsy.
II ard 2s.hsriig D~ers soug he bsnks Of Eighteen
sile Creek, nbcb floss through her ia, hers farm,
deg ,pis, upcn her and seiz:d ner by the leg beoS
the hree. Her erits and sffJrs were unaysDtng TO
ske the 81 lu. release bis bo.3, and $. scgh $40
c,see,d 5iu To the creek. A. hs toac1ed tos
sa'er te relaxed hs grip aDd the ttl@ gr rs'uroei
noye. TIE wound wss properly c,r-d for ana s. me
5cs Was 5ot bEo~p to De rsoid, hide s'Iey gas
rsnife''sd Up 20 lsst WsdIesdsy .he ~,' ePpT
-Itly AZ well se usual sh-o s1e ~ss seZ'o WIZ
8 ssus snd osd 10 forty sish. nou, sf,r s1n 'fiHs
b. q oct tIcIuestrg torture. oousp |cu'
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religious tor'Avirgl element, vsesa say We ta:nttay
while 20 many OF TIE kumAn family are bound IN SO,
srd srk pg still lower mt destb end ~oe tnsy s'e
being drswn ard governed by Inferior .f,rscuons, ~s
car ii, Up hesds ard rsioics berg of refreshed
fro the Foubtsin Of Grsce Sod Truth, ssd feeling
that cur redemption is progressing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

ssess wb'eb have s.rsady sisd uss ,boa. a.. 5OO-s
totslloss TO the o~rer. We % po< learn 80. any
clue tn been obtained TO tie p.persor OF the issf.
1be stor schs of teose wcich hsvs S,-A nav. b,su
pr..rved, spd their cop'enfs vii probably be srs-
MED BY rome experienced chsmxt to-i,y. for tAs
rurrose il possihle Of sidrg ia ferr..irS oat the
uys,ery There 10 no douh, hu. tbst the po.o, VS.
Intentionally ADMINISTERED by soms svlsips,ei per
.cp B>ston rrsvs,er.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Ntw4lork Dailr Mibn,rs
For The N. Y. Tribune.
OUT WEST.
BY XARIPfA.

OUT WEST.
BY xARIPFA.
I'M sl..ing on the door steps
OF my little home out West;
And near my own is beating
One true heart that loves ne best.
We both are very silent,
For our busy memories turn
To other homes and hearthstones,
And other hearts that yearn.
To our brothers and our sisters,
And each early knitted tie;
Our two devoted mothers,
Who bade us both goodbye
The silver-hsaded father,
Who our parting fingers pressed,
And PRAYED Great God be good to them,
In their little home out West
The prairie winds come sighing
Through the vines around the door,
But bring no breath of cowslips
As breezes brought of yore;
And the swaying Of the forests,
Or shadows on the grain,
Remind me but Of trees aud fields
ne'er may see again
Ny heart has got habit,
j am very 10th 10 say,
OF turning with yearniDg look
To gaze on yesterday
u loves the old, the early ties
II learned TO treasure fret;
And when il counts the broken links,
IL seems as if Z would burst.
II knows a dear old homestead,
Ard a single willow tree,
T would give the wealth Of Indus
just little while to see.
And t would like to beat one minute
BY the rustic garden gate,
Where, after school in Summer time,
1t used to liDger late.
Ah those days are gone forever,
Aud mid changeful distant scenes,
The homestead, gate and willow
Bless this bosom but in dreams.
But like all hearts, mine located
A claim" whereOn TO rest;
And views it proudly, on the steps
OF our title home out West
iy, Aas TO- 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

The MYSTERIOUS PoIsosIsG or HORSES on "t.r
CIEIRE srREiI.-Of tqs ssyen norses os!oeSi7s -
Cste Ho~e, j., joo ;esmstsr 7eo's oorsss asrs :,
uJs'sricu'ly pois nsd cn FnursSAy =. nis "'oG
West CeLtr. str.s, cUly four h.o DIED lssI evsnI <
,horgb ore of ihen "a. n-srly dssd a,d tbs fsm'n
tx .ve sls lsldll expected q sefgys. ne ''Ar VI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

yield half OF what II 9 capable. lne same cnsrac'
ter of SOIL in England, would be garden. What
Russa greatly needs s class OF enterprisins agr-
cuturlsts who would live upon their land, and
devote themselves to its proper development. Daring
the whole Journey, 1 did not not,e ten country
residences. The road, however, is comparatively
new, and the old highway, via WILMA and Smolensk,
which it has superseded, no doubt presents better
picture in this respect Drainage, manuring and
juoicious rotation Of crops, would work wonders
with such mellow and bounteous soil. Some
travellers speak Of the waste and desolAte appear
ance of the Russian plains; the French describe
them as savage wilderness; bat they are in fac.
far moIe naturally productive than the plains OF
Northern Germany.
The road TO Moscow is not surpassed by any
highway in the world. 1t is mscsdapized for the
whO'e distance, kept in admirable order, deSiates
but little from right Ene and, except at some
IivercIossiDgs, bas DO grade too heavy for rail-
read. Build six or eight bridges, and you might
10y down TIE rails upon il, from Warsaw to Mos
COW. At every verst, there is 8 post with the DIS
iauce from both t:ese cities aud S. Petersburg,
ard from the first station on either hand. Each
verst, sgsiu, is disided into 6fths The station
hcuts are built of brick, and all on the same plan
The house fronts the Toad, fsnked by . high brick
wall, through gate ip which you enter spacious
court-ysrd surrounded BY stables ard the dwellings
fcrsery,nts. In the main bulldog, there are three
or four clean, we1furpi.hed rooms for travellers,
who find everything which they may need except
bed.. The Russisns csrIy their own bedding with
them, snd the broad sofas, with lea,her cushions,
msie excellent couches. Iho,e who DO not take
tie diligence are obliged to have pGiaro,!na, or
government order for horses from pes. to post,
as 10 Swedeu A foreigner to travel II this style,
uust have bis own vehicle, and, moreover. must
Know tlle OF the lsngasgs.
o. the ttId morning, We reached the town Of
Boora.k. on toe BeresHs. II was some distance
ivrlh,r ug tie river, IS tie bridge Of Byrscb,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

yoHs TysoE 10 oar As-nt fr s-~ Bran's -, -.
,.l. cf THy TsGVSE. Al efssrs 'ri rs Al - ~ "
n.Ic. square vii bs proagtJ sSssces" !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

LNOR sale chesp for cash-Six Brick Machines co~9
Il piete ana In good order. Each msehine WIN
ne horse, will mage IL 10 Perfect Bgics psr aay.-
All the brick the HUDSON River are made ~ So
liar machines. Address
MARvIAN 0lDna.
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