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Arrival OF the Atlantic.

Welearn. by telegraph. that the Atlantic has arrived
at New York from Liverpool, bringing dates 10 the
cath ut The Eastern question in sts'u quo.
Lord Pamerston stated in Parliament that. without
doubt, Russia would evscua,e the prncpales with
out AIRY delay. The English Parliament was
prorogued the 2oth America not mentioned in
the Qaeen's speech slight outbreak reported
il Servia. The rumoIed intention Of Austria to oc-
cupy Bosnia denied. The Ho.podar Of Modava was
superseded by the Sultan for Russian procviiies.
He refused to give up. and the English and French
consuls bad left The text OF the Austrian protest had
been sent TO all foreign ministers 1t takes the ground
that Capt ngraham violated international law, as ex-
planned BY The vael and other juas,s. Some popular
demonstrations against the authorities had been made
Leghorn Advices from India state tina, the King OF Ava
had submitted 10 the English demands, and peace has
been proclaimed 10 Burmah. The Chinese imperialiss
assisted BY foreigners defeated in attempt TO re-
take Kang Foo General Monhalon hal died at Paris
conspiracy had been Uncovered among the Mussel.
men al Alerpo for the murder OF the Christians The
ring leaders had been transported Rhodes, Captain In
graham present at grand ball given board the
fga,e Cumberland al Spezza, in honor OF the Queen OF
Piedmont The London Times rdicule. The Stirling
claim TO the fisheries.
Cotton was dull-srices slightly easier. There
was Wild spec alatve movement in breadsiuas Wheat
advanced four pence and six pence and -four from
a shilling 10 a shilling and six pence Consols were
ninety eigh, and quarter Money tighter.
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Lord John Ru.,elps Despatch.

In our yesterdays article on this subject we made
known views to the claim Of the British govern
condemn and resist any iperposilon by the Uni
ted States in the event OF declaration OF
in Cuba a revolution there, and a consequent revolt
Of the blacks in the island under Spanish authority
and ipsligatios.
We now proceed 10 examine the doctrine put forward
by the British Secretary to the irkrar in the Affairs
OF Cuba belonging respectively TO England and The Uni
ted States To do this fairly, bring together the de.
lached portions Of Lord John Rus.els despatch which
bear upon this point Referring TO the course OF argu-
men, " introduced with much preparation and urged
with much ability" in MIR. Everett. Cuban letter. the
British Foreign Secretary tells US,
1T would appear thar the purpose, fully avowed but
hardly concealed, 10 TO procure the admission OF doctrine
that the United Staten hare i~fus ~ Csba nh,e
Great B,ita~ a~d Fa~es grsrd In order to NEE,
this pretenson. Is forth character OF
the two powers who made the offer In qus.ton, and
ture OF tina, Offer
/" But II 1t is Intended the part OF IN. United sste.
to maintain that Great Bisir a~x Frsscs have f~tos
Ia tho maintenance Of the sf~s gao In Caba asd
that tia Uniisd safn hare alone right - hs
r'ois, her Mslssys government at rfSss 10 oda
such claim. Her Msjess possessions in the IVES, To-
dies alone nphouf tr,stt~s the importance 10 MFR
ard ,r 's~dts States Of t pess~f anritstior .w
gir hU hatssfy t~usa IN p gueon Shish tAs ea~-o
forsgo."
Oar readers will observe that the Bi-h Secretary in
the first place, here confrons the distinct proposition
/" that the United States have an interest in Cuba to
which Grss, Britain and France cannot pretend" This
proposition, stated by himself, his lordship does not
venture to deny lie ,aysi,is preen.ion to be me,
but be does NEE, il, On the contrary, he carefully
avoid. il. and himself with denying the doc
rioe ",ha, Grea, Britain and France have ineresi" in
III. disposition OF Cuba. "and that the United States
have alone right to voice in that matter" little
further he affirm. that her hlajesy has tan interest in
this question which she cannot forego," a,sa ~
Thisis The whole Of the Br.h claim in the premises
a. pu, forward BY the British government, Now, before
touching the grounds upon which this claim assumes to
rest be observed that bis lodship does not venture
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f'sssl shs ssFsa ~ ~ loss Daily ps@sc1Ai Of TIE
ga uitsa rsvsossss. ~ha parpcsss 70 h. editorial
r.sss.gh 30. AZ is~fns rad 70 s-1i, eoasss.
tssm. We haze sasmlrs4 cot ss~ tes so@s noaits
,s .us y ss hss u sw1 keo-ssiss sad ssi.s ssss
.,..es hss stg~.ssA ~ ost sos@s~. u The p~nosIst
Ma. tpssa he .fHh sas Fsy-s 80 ~i'l 'Assh ,Aaa
~sns 40 sssels ne A-s ~ tbs ssssAsf Of ~ O~ssa
~ 1keh 4 .es*ssA Ihs Drso<ssi s~s.ss sh~s he
rsl. a. sasos.< ssai "a ss~. svs~'-''sa 10
,sus.s.. Zoe tAs nosiaslsoo a rsfy ssnd'dsiss The
.n..axs ct ina sse,s aoss sys~s 10 ss 10 wsnssl
.r, suek laaarsstson. Coz tosa~.ns the tsflea dec
lasstoa sMsf psny Sse.o' ~siassn Ne ssssasa ~sA
os, sa.en IN IL Isas., ssa lSas conventions
eousa ~ wah t.ga.s.. aaa wsds 10 'shsss Les.
s.ly the win o ,on'y sA4ssys ywstssy ss ~ea sf
ssai mode n sssssas ss~ssvs SOD ssvs ss'ss~ ID.
s tue 90 fsf a. IL sss. sad 10 vs are rssay 10 add
The further deesrsca hat 90 nci sss. Asa rev
81 have ss~n. be~, IN st~ ssisiIas osssa~snea
OF parties, the scioa 81 rsry cesvshiaas s~a be dc
penssd with, NOT DO we know Of any ~A.cs ~hS 'hsy
should be disvsss,a with, Ga NE aesrsry. ws hss.
always recognised. and recognise sA~ ss..iay and
the obligation 81 democrats conventions ssshon.
| ta,ive usagr Of The Democratic rss,y.
This Journal has newer 10 oar kno~lsdse, held any
other position on tAia sahIrels and the position ~ll
not be regarded by the Democsi sndorsnE s views
We request the Democsa, q ,rsa-isr 10 is oelsmss.
an ACT Of justice the Substance oi Ais couseon
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" The aboionists OF The North" Gays the Savannah
Georgian, "and the federal wings. ois, repukIean e
zcns, OF the South exhibit much ihe same zeal. ard
much the zane mal'gny in the which they
wsgns upon lbe administration OF General Pierce The
editor OF The Boston Liberator js altogether ~ Bit
ter, but We doubt whether a. unsc,upu!ous. ~ The
editor OF the Savannah Republican. The abotioni-s
attack directly in front southern wings keep up Ere
the The attack is Simultaneous from both grn.
fersr -----.
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tain d sssiss s@ek nlesi~rsass sfc@ ear very door
sssk u@s ssT~ss - sss e~ss sssn % ths light Of
tsss lgas Rs~..if. ss~sass@s n wee ol has sStsOs
esfs a. a@a@a.sbls dss, ESD ne sFcasd. On Which
ses, sssuise.a gssrs 10. ssy wronsn' streets wtiea
&c E4li rtsssai hsfsstsf
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This distinguished gentleman ha. arrived il our city,
and taken lodgings at Browns Hotel
We clip the annexed item from the T.ts,ygsner Of
INDIANA IosT B,SpsGovsnor W,isbf OF tndisns. snd
DE- Ncwlsnd, treasurer oi tho ate, have visid
the city OF New York for the purpose Of ersnnn iuo
the matter ct Indiana lost bonj. about which there vss
some un.ssuess last spring The bppds, seems have
al been found 10 tho vsul, Of the banking house Wi
low. Lsn,er, IL Co..
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This shows that the total imports Tree goods through
counuy must be large There will, however, be
falling of spece. We have means for making
further estimates OF the exports hsn those alrsady given
coiumns The total a, all OF the pofls but
the southern pors has very largely increas
ed " not fully much ~ the IMPORTS At less, suf
Gent. with the unusual profits the shipments Of pro
duce and the heavy rates OF freight to make up the
-halance OF trade" gsE "a FL
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From the Journal Of Commerce.
Revenue from Customs-Imports and Exports
for l651,63

We have been Tor some Time ANXIOUS 10 obtain reh
able ement of the OF the county for the year
ending June 3ob, 1853, asa guide 10 the gross imports
for the same period We have now obtained the desired
information in full. with the exception OF the msceila
receipts for the last quarter which
comparison with the whole amount and are esiims ed
in rould numbers 500 600 The grand total. will
be SEEM is SOL 900 600 greater amount OF revenue
proper than before received INTO the
during sinkle year The estimate OF Secretary Cowin
for the year, after The first quarters statement bad been
received only SOL oO00o0 that the actual
have overrun The estimate $4,000 600, The following
is the statement, all Of il taken from official figures ex
eep, the last item under The head OF miscellaneous,
which 10 no, yet completely made ups
efs United state, for hs fiscal gear edns jane
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John Neal argues that the Name liquor lsw Is IAN
on'rage upon common and common deceney, alts
foolish ard worthless for the great purposes pveends
to have IN view" Mr.. Neal has been active lem
rrance man Tor thirty years, and is a menbsr OF
church IN Portland. He says The good citizens OF Port
laid pot Neal Dow into Office because they did not kno"
him, snd turned him out bsean.s they did know h'n' Z.
tB,stor Pei
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RrTTKSHOUsE ACADEMY,
CORNER az N and indiana svenwe.
vE n.r, academic commence Monday, serembsv
5 TITS d-s'rshis ,hst os. should he present At
the Netnnns Of the rn'cr from s ea quarter
paysse advance Circulars obssoed Applying the
p'iocpsl, ~ =, ihs bookstore Of VIM n. Morrison Co
AWai-d3wm O. y. WORT, Principal
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GRraT soRT,Lrry.--We learn IRON The New Ofles"
papers that from the 9th OF July the 27h OF Aoao',
sx thousand three hundred and thirty six persons have
died in thu, city OF The yellow fever
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The imports OF these articles for the last fiscal year
ihi. port very large particularly teas, will be
seen from the following comparison:
slH#Hh iswT ff~fs~s Mes vort. et ..4EfF Htftf
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Of appointments under s eogniz snes of lac Navy De-
pa,lsn'. made Subsequent 70 he fh March, 1858
Samuel Hartt Of Massachusetts, chief of The bureau OF
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slave trade under our eyes. The social system OF half
The States OF Union is such leads them to look with
apprehension challenging the sympathy Of our whole
country, upon the evil influence and example Of neigh
boring ser,ile instruction. The question Of a uemen
dous serve instruction 10 Cuba hangs avowedly upon the
doubtful continuance OF crouching submission by the
people TO odious tyranny which the first show OF
beion resistance, threatens the negroes against
them. Add 10 this the well grounded apprehension that
ia Esrops policy in regard to Cuba ]. being prose
eued which looks directly The transfer of thai island
through process full OF horrors to the dominion OF
bsrbsrous African And, finally. consider in con
nesion with all th. OF things that our territorial
expansion, unexampled Il has been in all respects. . the
unesampled 10 this, that it has carried, and under
System must carry with Il wherever il goes freedom
OF trade and freedom OF conscencen one word, free
civilization Involving local self government and con.
federae, in place OF diplomatic relations; that is be-
the communities embraced in il, system OF guar
an'isd peace ia place of system OF contingent war
\ Ssch some Of the main facts which, in British
judgment give TO interest in the Cuban question an
nnd,spoed superiority the interest OF Great BRIAN
and France. We put il 10 III. judgment Of every candid
man. Is not that superiority Of interest rsoscendant and
Unreasonable ! Has Great Britain Gay such interest.
either in degree in kndi Yet her claim H. that A.,
interest soeh s Sigh, i. remote ~ il H. con-
tissen' q. 70, warrants, IN question between and
ocean How. then, can she ssinsay the claim Of eur
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04
klfscoves.ed al East!

a Mystery Explained IA Revoiutio
Certain! !. Victory is Ours
New THEORY OF Disc ,SEis awakepipgl the
N Inquiry 10 the minls IF eli who read it How is
u that dns1cans have been SO long and slavshiy
I'M nurss IN da,kasss and igaoranx tta subject Of
disease? #a 4t l#E7aBa
DR. A l. ADAMS LIVER BaLSAM,
WE GRssr PAsAceA Of prssA.k, Flla
Il offered to the af c,et af the States aud Territories
for the entire Of LIVER Com plants in all Stages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Chronic Lang Fever,
D-opsicsl Affections, Coau pton B5wel IN plants
Diorrhea, Dysentsry, Rhum,tism, Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, Scrofua, Salt Rneum, Dyspepsia, Gsner-
D,biiity, Nervousness ,stiveness, Indigestion, o D
structed Menshuatiops, DC. 4, mails -.ssss,5nss
Dr.. A. L.. Adams Liver B,'sam has stood the vi ssk
and test for tho last fifteen years aud has proved
the most sRical beyond the shadow of doubt, thati,
ONLY RELlABLE MEDICINE EVER DIscov-
sFt r4tt aot Erred, sseiS RohalH
tbeng purely all Vsgstabis) for tho cure
of toe above diseases The most skxptica have be-
come ITS most sanguine votsries, and pronounce the
Lirr Balsqm to he the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBtNGER OF HEALTH
TO TEE AFFLICTED, EvERYwHERE. ~
TESTIMONIALS come mp from every track 1t has m adc
swollen with expressions OF gratitude, for tho relief
received hyts use. And ia submitting this, the Liz
sr r.. B 81. ' rec0mmend all those suffering IN
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at onca procure one bottlo of DR.. II. L. adams
Lirr Balsaat
oy making application to the Ag at, whero the Bill
IAN Is sold, giving full eptoms of the csus. and
curs OF al diseases Sold wholesale and retail BY
j. B. DOUGHERTY, S5ls Ascnt, Mu.c ne.
Aiso, by Sells 4 Sparks .Fairport |; lockwood q
Williamson, Port L,uiss eso Hutcninson. Grand
view. .xsd g. E. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
October 81, l853--1y. sf,sf sr a
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PIKE p.o, Masoasine County, o,tober 1853.
Ce,ssrar:e..

Many q nice young man leads naughty life,
Many nice yozng maid makes gerry wife;
= Many single man is anxious to wed, aFig
Many married man wishes his spouse dead;
Many near kinsman il but little akin, ~
Many pious person fol- into sin;
Many good doctor cures leE7 than ke KILL, q
Many sn honest lawyer cheats in bis bills; Sfe
Many rich merchant spends more than be gets,
Many millionaire will never pay his debts; 9.t2a
Many fne bari cannot sing his own songs.
Many just judge caanot write bis wrongs;
Manga dcspot to Others slave, ~
Many great coward in trif IS is brave
Many great horp ia liable to faint, aiss g1
Many good christian is less than saint;
Macy lucky tradesman los ss bis ALL &aA
Many rising statesman meots with q fall;
Many amean miser gives aims to the poor.
Many fne gentleman is worse than bosr;
Manya great felon is little to blame, Il e
Many proii ruler ia worthy Of shame.
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island is fastened amid the ocean. and
although The waves and windsof fortune
peat and war against il, the firm SCI
earth is not firmer.
Love requires sustenance. II must be
returned, OF Like, Q. fire unsupplied with
'luei 3, burns i;sei. out, Gratitude never
dies-if II ever did. there would be lia-
tie celestiai light in the universe, bat
u rs noteyery person who Can be CRATE.
iui. II is only the finest organizations
that aresusceptible Of the feeling. The
chord is too delicate for the sordid soul
OF the sordid man or woman. I, is the
last hover OF Eden left on ear,b. aud
II only blooms in the sunny atmosphere
OF kindly desires. pure emotions an d
generous aspirations. la
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lat -. atefll4---+ t.fffF tfr
Be Nor TROUBLED Let moi Won
heart be troubled. You have not lar.
ger share Of sorrow than falls 10 the lot
OF man Turn where you may, and look
INTO the chamber of The souls or those
mat you meet, and you will not select
one In score who has less trouble Than
yourself. y is the lot Of man to sor-
row; and they only who suffer wrong
who do not fall before the Blast of ad
versity-are in reality The happiest.
Dc not yield. Do not brood over yopr
ahllciions. The sooner you forget them
and pass on. the happier you will be-
10 lIngsr in the grave yard will no,
oring back a departed friend. Figuring
UP your losses viii not make them good
An indulgence in the feelings oil hate
ana revenge will not bring peace aud
comfortFto the heart. 1t1 Vsss
Forgetyour losses, Danish unaindness
IRON from the the bosom, and anticipate a glori-
Gus meeting with your friends beyond
The grave. Take things as they are y
Gull the blossoms Of life. See good in
every thing. Then you will no. deem
your'troubles unbearabIc. nor look with
. 'ta'vorab's eye on the pistol or the
moose. ..lg - ~
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The scs,.o,...

NJ ~ Hay and corn and buds and flowers,
$50 Bnow and ice and fruit and wine
fasb Euns and seasons, seets and showers,
$40 Bling in turn the gifts divine.
49, a Spring blooms, Summer glow, III 49,
Autumn resps. Winter keeps, - - -.
4 faes Spring prepares, Summer provides, @
Autumn boards ard Winter hides;
CONS, then, frieads, their praises sound. q
GUNNER Autunn, Winter, Srring,
AS they run their yearly round, efN
~ saf Eacf in turn with gladness sing sa-ss
~ Time drops blessings as be flies e se5 s.
Tims makes ripe and time makes wise,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

y SILENT MARTyRs.--Are there. no mar.
lyrs OF whom The world never hearst
fass you never, in, your daily walks,
slight forms with calm brows aud mild
eyes, whose whole life has been one
prolonged self-struggle7 Lip and cheek
and brow, tell you no tale Of the spirits
unrest nlr Alb. yes. there is whole ar.
ray oil martyr-women, more heroic than
The vlctoflef the battle field, OF whom
me world never hears, or knows, or
area But, there is an. eye that pities
ana an arm to save, and oh, how bright
y Will they shine in the ransolned
courts above! -
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j .SaAIITrpE lisa more heavenly feeling
than esbecause il is at once not onlv
the one solitary, nnsnphisticnted esposi-
At'on Of hpshan nature. but, The highest
nsnuestailor q ppmsn Sentiment. IL
comprises al The Others. because IL Is
superior toall ctharslI AS Milton saw.
"a grateful ns'nd never psvs-it is al,
ways owing A kindness re- eived ha.
iasfsreu i'sel chs Enemarv. Just am
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n WOPD TO E0PNEPS.

HAVE established a FARMERS Elk.
/ CHANGE, where will receive all kinds OF
country produce, and give goods ip exchange
want
1000 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels corn, p
1000 do oats, 1000 do potatoes,
1000 lbs butter, 100 dozen eggs
Chickens never refused, with The shell of. and
every hing else in the provision line wanted, for
which will give the highest market price-one-
halfcash and the balance in groceries. S
JOHN RI GORLEY, ID street.
Muscaiine, April 20. 1853.
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IL. y s Isl
FAREWELL TO THE WORLD Vain
world, enlice me not! must moi for
thy sake make deviation from he way
to eternal life and happiness Death
will soon lay my. body down in the
grave and crumble it Into dust; then
Where shall ] be, and what will be my
end, il in chasing after thee have fail
ed to obtain, all incoruptible crown !.
and have no part in the resurrection OF
The just? know thy presence TO be
powerful, and thy promises are very fair.
But with me they have never been fairly
fulfilled As to Thy tichss. they are
deceiifd. and thy pleasures are followed
and oiisn mingled with pais. must,
therefore, be excused from receiving
their SITUATIONS. or falling into their
embraces. lest ! be smitton by them un.
der the fifth rib, as was Amassa i'm The
embrace Of. Josb, Nor will attempt to
ride Though the wilderness of life upon
earthly shonors Of empty spplsuse--les,
they finally go from under me. aud leave
me hanging as Absaiom's mule left him
Oilers may slime in This world, will
ne con:e nj TO shine in eternity. So
Farewell vaia world, bid adieu
ya Your glHies des;ise tsts29 3a 6q&
a. Your frisn saps no mara pursue,
= s Your Batteries s.e but lies.''
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CIR ANE g. EVANS

RE now receiving very large and ~ N
! \ s''led stock a. ct G,SQCERlEs. direct ron
sell s., Louis prices, a'l8iag feish,age. Jbs;,
stock consists ~ part Of
100 pigs tcas,all kind,2OD packages mat kerel;
~ ooo cigars, assorted; so boxes codisl.;
$50 kegs nails sss'd;; SO do heuio,.
100 boxes tobacco; Pecan nuts and oin,onds
s ~ hahs cassia; Eng wslnuls, I'll ,cris;
IS hxs pepper, spice, Brazil nuts. CUR ,n,s.
~ oxs glass 100 drums figs;
SO hxs pint TASKS .t.itrons. ra,s,ns.
sa5 ~ CASKS Of brandy Pfuaes. preserves;
,,,sias french x Amer Manilla cordage: IS
WINES malaga, Madeifa.Suaar, OF every shade; p
Icnerile aud Muscai;Cofiee;
Brandy, cherry; Molasses. bbls &. 2 bbl
cherry brandy, Ale; ~
WV lbs saiara'us; Soap and candies; n +
ioo hhls wh'skey, (St Powder, lead an shot;
Louis priees) iRosin. pitch. oakum. lar
indigo; mihdef d allumj tubs and buc els;
seHnh Mnstnrd; Castle and fancy soap
Pepper sauce, chocolate; Matches. ,ns,f
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Grocerics ~ LTTfovi.ioas.

: k.-.- = ~ XEWzST6REI ET
rEsHE sahgclffsfnasf Iia Seaata asdswp gfaseser,
u store. Con ssedotki slrest ,iai ,ocn lrrnr,
~ occupied by Collins u DarlineIap } aud 8 pie
pared t. sell at.lysisales4le aud teta e,l a4l o.,
iefms ~ Gan i.a had ia this city, OF any ~ be-
Placs Yn mo liver al,a,e the Rspids.. It's Gellsw
ing ere some OF he aF.icles ROW on hanJ;r -.
l.s Riol.agnyra collie ,,,,,.. :, 49,. i,i,....
B'own cla,ilied. ioaf, and era, spsat ~
Molases.syrnps sugar. house goi,sesR
GAsdany anl kapnwha silt 49,
Imperial and Young Hysm teas, frrtqu,:i,.
ld7 Paln, snap. msul aud star, casslcr. $50
d Tobacco, eigars, pipes. &r, br5 s.,. s,;t, :,
Lemons, rsisins, tigs. hcrrings,A ,,asw,
Caadies. almonds, English walpp,s,
Peanuts, curreniss shocklo,e. enlIncs
w. II. cheese. wines brandy. &c.
= Best indigo .'parcsishion caps, har lead
s9-' Shci. cap letter aad wrapping paper - !, "
s Cinnamon. cloves, pepeI. spieeaas,, "a ts,
e Ground 81 oyer, mdsintd in cans, slps4,.i 60,
-s7' Tlbss beat omher. snalcv. roppcrssa ,.p st,l
Alum, siafrhe canale wickins,sls szia ths
AIarkeral cosfrt .sarlines I, 80. slsssaf,w
~ sBesl.chnras, buckets link wash boards ,,e,ss
Rosin. cotton batting with many other ar
clcsf5rfami.y use.
Gsf Cona,ry produce. ouch os borers eggs po
atoess-lswls. and every thing is the marke, 70
amilv use. wanted. isas5a j. A. WILSON.
81 Muscatine, March 25--if ~ Ia ,..5, 81.