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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
New Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store!

gff1 THE subscriber respectfully (A
FE.N gives notice to the citizens OF
s-Nusca,ine, and TO all others who <sS'<=A
visit This point for the purpose OF trading, that he
has taken the store on Second street, formerly oc.
cupied by ]. Q Myers & Co., and that he has
opened on extensive and well assorted stock Of
firsi-quaIity
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
have established myself permanently at this
point. and shall therefore aim TO keep the best and
most reliable oork that can he purchased and shall
at no time ask more then a fair hiring profit. My
arrangements are such that shall be in The con-
slant receipt offresh and good goods. invite oil
TO visit my place of business and examine my
stock and prices, as am satisfied that can show
nearly everything that can be called for in my line,
and at lou prices. N. M. STONE,
Nav Is 1853. Agent.
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FERRY GROCERY.
n ~ NECSTCR

CA the Ferry Landing. on Wafer street.
HEEPS all kinds of Family Groceries Flour
IN by the barrel or retail--cofee, sugar. molas.
paper, spicc vinegar, teas, tobacco, fish, salt
lard honey, stone-ware, iin-ware, boots, Shoes ci-
gars, candies, powder, shot, lead, starch, indgoi
candles. ar, etc. Dried and green apples for snle
by the barrel or bushel.
Muscatine JAM Ia, 1853. "
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VOL. Y,
For the Journal.
TIA N. n. M.


take the welldeserved rebuke,
And thank you for it, too
I'll calmly view the matter DER,
And take it cool as you.
And yet, in kindness, let me say,
You've made a slight mistake
Twas not in summer time we sailed
Across loves silver lake.
Twas in November, cold and drear,
met thee for the first,
And Spr1ag'S first blossoms sac decay
The lore my heart had nmsd.
You're thinking, sir, Of some one else:
Twas uinter, ,rcn Iknc,c
For oft you WRAPPED me warmly round,
To shield me from the snow.
Have you forgot the parlor small?
The coal fire sparkling bright?
The great arm chair so snngly filled
On every "Wednesday night?
And don't you mind how oft ! sung
"Oh for quiet home"
(The song you know you taught to meo
When you felt sad aid lone
All! remember well the time
lov'd your whispered name,
And long'd for Wednesday might to come,
And counted till it came.
How neat ] made the little room
And trimm'd the cheerful light;
Then watched the clock tick slowly round,
Nor deem'd it went Alright.
But when thy footstep al the door
Shook off its weight of snow,
! felt the hours fly swiftly by,
So light my heart would grow.
Yet when You boasted of the love
You won to "pass the time
Twas then the tide of scorn swept ont
Each false-breathed vow Of thine.
think of all thy noble powers
OF all thy wilful sin
And sigh to think of what thou art,
And what thou might'st have been!
know thy soul, with genius fred
And aspirations high,
If led by some kind hand, would rise
And flutter 'gainst the sky!
In looking at each others faults
We oft pass by our own:
Perchance tnat, on the whole, we both
Have rather ",corser' grown.
Forgive, if e'er have forgot
A lady's station true;
could not see the gentleman
quite p,ain enough IN yom'
And now the rng-oh, fe for shame!
You surely must forget =
You gaze my ring to katy N,
You courted since Nannette!
Else, as hate dunning job,
I neer had dunn'd you tlcice;
And il you'd been gentleman,
You'd not required it thrice! NANNETrE
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
Watch Making and sngra.
wing

EEAVING secured the services OF I superior
n 4 watch maker,wc will b, ptcp' ed at ali
times to do all work in the bet mannt. and war.
ant it. We have also employed the So vices of q
first class Engraver and oil work in that line will
be executed TO order in superior and satisfactory
style. All kinds Of repairing done and warranted.
Old Gold nd Silver taken in exchange.
H.O. JONES 4 co,
Muscatine, Jan. ID, 1876
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05

WHEN the sun shines, nobody minds
him-but when he is eclipsed, all con.
slider him.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05

caLe, silk, lasting Brown and bIeached
p Horn,papcr bone, muslins, prints, padding
Canvass, silesias. gold and silver watches, s,ee
chains and keys, gold pencils, gold pens, sewing
silk, conversation cards. rewardcards silk and
cotton handkerchies, Of every description, gum
suspenders, with vast variety Of other goods
too numerous to mention which they will sell
at wholesale as low as can be bought ia any of the
Western cities. May 6, 1853.
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Ladies' Shoes

TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
L A handsome assortment of rich, new, and
beautiful designs, and see them.
All the above and THOUSAND other things
will be sold at the very lowest CASH prices. by
WALLACE g. BREADING.
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d. c. CLOUD. HENRY o'coNN oR.
loud & O'COn m or,
.4TTOR.N.E US 1T Law


Muscafine, Io,ca.
MILL practice in the Supreme and District
w Courts Of the State, and in the United
States Court, which is held at Iowa City on the
first Monday in October annually.
We have an abstract Of the I.ond Titles, care
fully compiled from the Records Of the County.
embracing all the Lands in the County, and all
the Lots IN the City Of Muscntinc, and exhih
iting all the transfers from the Government dow
10 the present owners.
We will attend promptly to the collection O
Claims, Examination Of Titles, paym ent Of non
resident owners Of land the procuring, location,
purchase, and sale of Land Warrants; entering
purchasing, and selling of lands investing OF
money for nonresident capitalists, (any rate Of
interest agreed upon by the parties is legal in
Iowa) and the general business of Attorneys and
CounseIlors al Law and Solicitors in Chancery
ap3-ly
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05

TIE highest peak OF Mount Etna is
l0,4S4 feet above the level Of the sea,
where, during the months of July and
August, is a medium temperature Of
thirty seven degs., Fahrenheit. In no
part is the cold intense, even in Writer
the volcanic heat counteracting the
effect Of great altitude. Indeed. were
the surface material favorable, vege ia.
ton would doubtless flourish to the ut.
most summit.
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Citv Hotel.

Corner io,ca Avenue and Third street, Muscatine
lOud.
THIS HOTEL 10 now ready for the accommo
i dation of the public. II 10 situated in The GEN.
tire ofthe most business part of the city, and cannot
DO surpassed for convenience and comfort. The
table will be well furnished. Charges reasonable
Jan. 81. 1851. w. KYLE.
N. B. An excellent stable attached. Farmers
can be accommodated with their teams.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05

PUNcrUALrTY.-Few are aware how
much time is lost by a want Of punctu.
ality. Twenty men meet together for
business, detained fifteen minutes by the
slacK-twisted habits Of one. lose no lie SIS
than fifteen minutes Of time, a donation
which they have to make usually with
no thanks, or very faint flippant apol
ogy. A cele bra ted Frenchman. employ
ed in arduous official duties, found that
his wife was habitually ten minutes too
late N coming to dinner. He found
the difficulty incurable, and therefore
determined to write book. lie fixed
on his subject, thought of it during his
walk to and from home, wrote during
those ten minutes every day and no
longer, and in the course Of couple Of
years published one Of the most able
books Of the age.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
HumOrOsS.

-, Dangerously spark young lady when she's
ordered.
- you look as ifyou were beside yourself" as a
wag said to Ounce who stood by donkey.
How can a ship beat hen? While the hen is
aging Jne egs, the ship can ay-to.
- "Sambo, what am your pinion OF rats p
why, tnk de dat has de shortest tail viii get
"a de hole de quickest"
- Hats worn on the head of discourse, the
bucket that hung in Alls wel and fragments of the
man who burst into tears said to he the last curl
osities found.
- There is q man in Bungtown so mean that he
buttons his shirt with waters. He is the same old gen.
tlemen who looks at his money through magnifying
glass Ky this means he says, quarter looks as good
as half dollar.
- Josh, / say, was going down street t'other day
and seed tree barkn "Golly Sam, seed it hoto,c'
"And seed the same one ieavc Ibid it take its trunk
with it" 20, il left that for board"
- "Sambo, what for you got dat white rag on de
end OBJ your arm?'' "Just nursen felon, Caesar
Yah, yah, SambO, dats what yourimother did twenty
years ago!" While Sambo was feeling for brick,
Caesar struck for corner building.
a couple of sons of the Emerald Isle met near
tine Custom House one day, when after the usual sal
utatons said to the othe "We Patrick, poor Hor-
ton is dead (al.ndng to one of their acquaintance
who died Suddenly 80, yes, it's very sckly here a
"hC ha'S uiSu iCAS tHlc ycdI uidi ucNcI Ulcu
before"
band, notwithstanding his extreme illness of person,
once said to very witty acqua intance, "What do
You think my husband has gone and laid out fifty
dollars tor large monkey on purpose to please me "
1.-The dear little man, cried the other, "wel is Just
like him :"
- An Irishmau and Dutchman were standing on
the pier the other day when iron steam propeller
came pulling along. ooh, be jabers, vat bad cowld
that steamboat has got Hear how the poor thing
coughs observed Patrick he pulled his pipe out of
de deuce steamboat take cold, eh ~ knowingly in
q1red the Dltchmln. "Why, you ignoramus, she
takes cowld from laying IN tie tcaihey so long !;
wouldn't it give anybody cowld, We Dutch heather
ye?"
"LYoNso rERocITY.
"The pen is mightier than the sword,'
When welded by the great;
But the PENNIES sre greater still,
Owing to lightweight!
HOUSEHOLD oRDERs.
Rachel, go and comb your hair,
Betsy, stop your laughing there!
Kate, make haste and wash the dishes,
And Susan, mend father's-pantalo ons!
Sammy, run out and feed the hogs,
Jim, 60 out and bring some logs
III whip you John, you know will,
Ii you don'tstop kicking Bill!
CHEMICAL MEDITArIoN.
Messrs. Water and Oil
One day had broil,
AS down in glass they were droppinp.
And would not unite,
But continued to fight
Without any prospect Of stopping.
Mr.. Pearlash o'erheard,
And quick as a word,
He jumped in the midst of the clashlne;
When all three agreed,
And united with speed,
AndSosp came out, ready for washing!
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HEGUL.sR TUEsDsr PACKET.
J3 Regular Friday Packet. ass:
GOLDEN ERA

Leaues 81. LOUIS eprey Friday, at o'clock p. M.
A The elegant passenger steamer
EISY GOLDEN ERA, HIRAM Brns1E,
49, 8 - master. has comm enced her regu.
lar trips. leaving 81. Louis every Friday evening,
at O'Clock, and arriving at Muscatne every Sun.
DAY afternoon. Returning she will leave Galena
every Monday evening, and arrive at Muscatihe
Tuesday morning and at st. Louis on Wednesday.
Passengers and shippers may rely on Captain
Berse for HE usual strict punctuality in leaving
port at the hour advertised, during ell III, season.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05

TIME undersigned have commenced the manu-.
facture Of brushes of every description. at the
corner OF Cedar and 9Th streets. Merchants and
others will do well to give us call before purchas.
ing elsewhe re- as we are determined 10 sell o., as
good terms ss can be obtained in any esste,a cir,
Orders from the country filed mmed;s lately, or a.
very short notice. SMITH 4 CATTELI.
Muscatine City, May Goth 1858:
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Owuer wanted

Owner wanted
EOR manifestation LAND WARRANT, No. 4l5l5,
issued on the 9Th day Of December, 1s4s, to John
Iie, which was transferred sold to John Ipilkin-
SON. on the 18th day of December l848 and acknowl-
edged before Geo. H. Hilton, notary Cinncinati
Ohio This is to notify said Wilkinson, if alive or If
dead his relatives that said Warrant is at this Office
ubject to disposal.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
Crumbs Of Wit and Sentiment.

If you want favor OF man, laugh
at his jokes. If there is anything that
the whole human family has weakness
for, it is to pass for wits.
The Albany Transcript insinuates
that beauty fades so rapidly nowadays,
that if the glrls in the city Were to wipe
their faces with their 'kerchiefs, all
good looks would go to the washer.
woman. Well bet our hat that the Al.
bany man has been Tilted lately.
What strange creatures girls are
Offer one of them good wages to work
for you, and ten chances to one il their
mo ther can spare any Of the girls-but
just propose matrimony, and see If they
don't jump at the chance of working q
lifetime for board and clothes!
Our great men soon die out, and lay
around as disregarded as old boots
Gen, Wayne lies in the fence-corner of
an obscure country burial ground near
Philadelphia. no tomb or stone noting
the place. Gen. Harrison lies in COW
pasture, and Gen. Taylor under a heap
of brick-bats and weeds, near Baton
Rouge! There's glory and honor for
you!
- A man who marries now-a- DAYS
marries a great deal. He not only WEEDS
himself to woman, but a laboratory Of
prepared chalk, quintal Of whale bone,
eight coffee bags, four baskets Of novels,
one poodle dog. and a lot Of weak nerve
that will keep four servant girls and
three doctors around the house the
whole blessed time. Whether the fun
pays for the powder is matter of de.
bate
- Good-humored wit is the elixir of
life. Your genial, jovial. comic, gra phic
talker or writer does more TO pos pone
the summons of grim death than ten
colleges of doctors or a thousand cords
of drugs. Will Winthrop's opinion is,
that laughter serves as grease to our
intricate machinery. keeping mind and
body from dangerous frictions BY the
cares OF the earth. and so enabling our
systems 10 run smother, perform better.
and wear longer.
Dr. NJ
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05

The PERT YouHa MAN.-There is a
period in the life of a young man which
may appropriately be called the age of
Puppyism. It is a. that period when
he is little more than boy, and a.
good deal less than man-when the
hand, stroked across the chin, detects
sort OF downy inequality, and visions OIL
BARRIERS and razors rise up constantly
before him-when the tailor suddenly
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az GROSS

THOMAS MERCER,
f. CIVIL ENGINEER.
OFFERS his services TO the citizens of Mnsra.
y tine and surrounding country, as Surveyor nd
Civil Engineer. His residence IL on Sec nd 81.
nstern parof The city. near the steam saw.mi lis.
Muscaine. jan 20, ls63--tf
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becomes person of vast importance
and he begins to talk Of "the men Of
our college and the ladies Of our ac
quaintance. Very tight pantaloons.
displaying immense moral and physical
courage in venturing into the winds
with such slender supports as they con.
tain. cravat Of great proportions,-a
knowing half jock half gentleman hat
fancy vest, gold chain and quizzing
glass-make up the lexternal qualifica.
lions Of the pert young man.
He sets his legs apart in addressing
men old enough to be his grandfather;
tWirls his cigar and calls him "my dear
fellow" or "me boy" His paternal
parent he always calls "the governor"
and never thinks Of him or refers 10 him
except when he wants ",he governor to
come down handsome he main
tains, has no right to "expect man"
to be unable TO pay his billiard expen-
ses. His conversational powers are
very limited, never having fathomed
any thing deeper than the bottom Of
brandy smash, or extending his inquiries
beyond the bill Of fare of his favorite
restaurant. In his manner to the ladies
he is rather patronizing. and in the first
instance. he acts upon the conviction Of
the inferiority Of the sex, and in the
next, with consideration with regard to
the killing effect of his beauty and
many accomplishments. He cannot
possibly marry them all, and TO show
Partially would be unfair. His head
is the only place where nature acknowl
edges perfect vacuum.-N. o. Delta.
MARRYING FOR MoNEy-There are
hundreds Of idle young men vino ex-
pect TO keep themselves out Of the work
house by marrying fortune! They
don't care for beauty or mind, but they
dolize money. Beauty, mind and
money make rare combinations; yet
what are they worth when associated
with small spirit! Very, very seldom
is it that women have a com bination
of all: 2 A proposition for you, reader.
Men, who are men, will not marry for
money, and hence, there being many
such men, there are many poor, but
pretty and intelligent ladies, who get
husbands, and good husbands. Only
think Of man planting himself down,
and loafng on his wife's money! What
a thing!-Bizare.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
City Barberine Saloon.

TINE undersigned has opened and fitted up the.
- largs and convenient room attached 10 tie
Ogilvie House, where he is at all times ready 20
ccommodste bis friends who may favor him v ilh
call. FeblltfJ +. G. MOTIFS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05

WINDOW-GLASS.( best city
Jbrsnd) Farmers and mechanics, call
and examine the glass for sale by
April %. FAY & STONE.
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% GROSS CASTOR OIL 30 TILES for
W lsale at ST Louis prices. by
April % FAY & STONE
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MNLOUR-Davenpo Albion and E,na brands.
IL also BENEFITS Superfine--at reduced
prices. and insured to be good. for sale by
MEDIC Il SPRINGER.
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SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES and COLLEEN
~ SYRUP. MEDIC e. SPRINGER
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G A sDns . s.sps wAss.ssED ,nsu AND euum.-

ksies-oreen citron; Pine
APPLE, Nutmeg.
hafsr heioa-finest Kind.
Ausfsrfseaa-
AsStard-Black ana White.
Oaots-siiver skin, White Por-
tas.s yellow and Ned.
Okru.
Peis-Estra Early, Early May;
Washington, do Frame. do Chari.
Ton, Dwarf Hue PrusslAn: do
hArfoufAs bishop Dwarfprollne.
smooth
French; Guernsey.
Ptlrvlet-Curled.
PsPp~-LArxe Bell, or Bull
Nose, Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
.,p.mpk fa-LArye yellow
k.,.barS-victoria.
hei.ldasA-Long scarlet short
TYP Scarlet rurnip; white do;
ss v.ios DO Long Salmon: BLACK
,, Sa.'vy-erv es,,.s,. Oyster
Sl'sndoA-Round ieaved.
SyadSA-karly Bash; Bell.
Tog.ato-LArss Red. do Yci-
low, Egy.
IsrRip-Early Fiat Dutch; do
Red Top; Large White Norfolk:
white Globe, Ruta Bsga, Dale's
Hybrid.
Her6@Anniss; Carrovay;
] Thyme; Coriander, Lavender,
sweet basil; Rosemary; Sage (;
summer savory; Sweet Mario;
rum: Bene.
WM. PALMER.
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6lNNftf-Wh OtAnl
ArtaoAoke-LArge Globe.
bedns-lArge Lima: small do,
Ned Cranberry, scarlet Runnsrs.
brsAd Windsor.
S,.ap kieaas-EarlyYellou. six
weeks, do MohAwk, do China; %
valentine do, Half Moon. refugee
iuo 70 one; ked Cranberry.
~ eeHkArly Hood Tarnlp
Rooted, do Yellow do do: Lons
Hood. White esle.lan. fr,n.6
Sugar, Mangei wart.ei
Cape.
6ibbdgs-Early York; L.rx.
do; Early Sugar Loaf do Batter.
sea: do Oxheare do vanAek, do
Nonparvil, Flat Dutch; Drum
head, Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ed savoy, Drumhead savoy, Red
Dutch for Piekling.
stfaitfosoer-kArly and Late,
Csiery--white solid, Red do.
CIrrot-Long Orange; Early
Hern; Altringham; Whit. Yield
Crc~s-Curled or Peppergrass.
Csscssnl'er-kariy frame; do
Cluster, Long Green: Long "a reen
Soathsate, White spined, Cher
kin.
oorn-Early Sugar, do rasea.
rora. do yellow.
ksfire-Green Curled.
Egg FfdHL
kdie-siberian eurled; Rape
OF Cole.
Leek-Large Scotch.
Lettiaeo-koyal White Head;
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S,
Brown Dutch; Curled India or
Cape.
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For children under twelve and three Of hall
will be charged. dcsigna
ted will required TO the charge from the last designated
point and desiring leave the point
gnae will the charge to the point next desgnate with
his ProN that no person shall lees than - cents for
both the otherwise
he charge will not be less than nifty cents
No charge being made the
pany will not be responsible for it, unless in Of neg
their
BILE for specie bills notes ewey anything but the pasen
baggage.
the wishing should
make signal II In the day with handkerchief and II in
night with light from the time hundred
until reaches them 1t best however, for
cahe 10 in at dePos places
of the mail being the conductors
able other
wishing between depots shsud
the Train Captain their wish leaving the prvvou.
Passengers prohibited standing platform
ars r getting in OF the when in notion
by order Of the Board OF Directors:
@. W. MAcNURDo. Treasurer.
oFYcK II. v. A y. r. r. Co.
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Ny0rCE-on 18th Of June lisa the following
~ win Of the transportation OF fHsssn-
gers n RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG roroMAc RAIL
ROAD:
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Uur Stars arNe IN stannon az socock, p. ",
next morning by tNpr- Line the night at
Wocwards Jackson River Hotel sulphur
10 A. NJ, second day from Stauntun.
Chartered Coaches be
gagged at Richmond the following
coach can be secure paid n
% secures all the seats outside inside privilege
OF carrying the allowed baggage for the number
paid for.
"for the further comfort Of shall
mediation nr ofCoaehe which
@ stop for the night at the Bath Alum Warm Springs
they DESIRE and the sulphur evening.
guaranteeing that thar shah Dc wight trsirsl"
we VIII also keek at the Warm and iIn each, coach
10 accommodate visitors going West East who
IN the regular line WM. r. PARISH A Co,
-. by l.. HEisEEII, Agent.
TRY WEEKLY CONNECTION.
To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and frdays going
so
without their
th Iekrt agent and also shew another the Conductor
An extra charge will be made do obtain
D. II. GILL,
Superintendent Transportation.
~ Washington passengers by
at cay :" ~ n ru staunton, taking the night
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
N
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lpN,ON a BNst>tItN IiI.k OtEhit SALE:
ID les hhds New Orleans
ISIS do Porto Rico
do isUGARS
l20 hhls C0dee
$50 bags Rio
4iO do Laguayra
81 Pockets Java SCOFFEE
rs bales Mocha
CO bags
~ hhds Porto Rico and Cuba MolaSsct.
1875 New do
50 I" Sugar House Syrup
90 hhds Bacon sides
~ packages Green and Black
lSl boxes Adamantine and Taiow Candles
Turpcntinc Soap
62S kegs Nails
log Mass M Licorice
Pimcnio Pepper Ginger, Painted Buckets Cords
Leading Lines Wrapping Paper, Powder
sporting and Blasting Powder, Cigars Hoop
Window Glass, Starch Porter. Ale ausi-d&cI
~ Otttte subscribers
~ the style QUARLES BROOKE and continue
and she's Businc-, the old
HENRY ". QITAELES,
+. BROOKE.