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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Have YOU heard the News
HOOVER & JELLISON

HENRY HOOVER. [H. D. JKLLlsoN.
LAVE just received and opened IL. Porter 4
Ii Lucas OLD stand THE best and most fashionable
stock Of reasonable goods ever offered in this mar
ct. Just give them call--you will he
ASTONISHED 4 DELIGHTED
Ut their qsalities and prices. In addition 10 their
stock Of
SPRING 4 SUMNER DRIP GOODS,
They have every variety Of
GROCERIES. HARDWA ARE ,QUEENSWARE
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS. SHOES. SC.
They will sell ont their present stock al the
LOWEST LIVING RATES!
and are resolved 10 spare nothing that will render
their store favorIle pf the trading public.
I'LL KINDS OF PRODUCE
Taken in exchange far gotNls u the nesU store.
Muscaiins. April 20, 1888.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Fire! Fire!! Fire!!!

Washington Uaion Insurance Company!
(CLEvELAND, Ono.
TN H. THAYER, General Agent Of said Com
lL. pany for the State of Iowa. would inform The
citizens of Muscane and vicinity that he is pre-.
pared TO issue policies upon either the cash or mu
tual systems. at reasonable rates.
The w. IT, T. Co. is established on as firm basis
as any of the older eastern companies. and presents
the advantage over them Of being located in the
west-
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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

STEMS
LU MBESR YARD.
On Second street, opposite Iscnncifs will.
4,375, 900 feet
WISCONSIN LUMBER |!
fi'HE subscriber returns his compliments TO hi
i numerous liberal Customers. for past p1lron-
age. aud Informs the m that their generous support
has enabled him TO supply his Lumber lard will,
oil kinds of lumber; such as
Flooring. Siding. Fencing,
Scanrling. J,i4t. 1.a,h, &c.
TOGETHER with all kinds Of bo rds such as
clear pannel from one half two and half inche-
in thickness; a'.d common lumber Of every Kind aud
quality Also,
Square timbr, Shingles, &c.
blessed Fiourinsnn Siding,
Doors Sash. Blinds. Frames, &c.
As he purchased Ii tie else but the best quality Of
Wisconsin lumber and that at The lowest prices.
aud his connection with PLANNING MACHINE
and Circular Saw enable him 10 al oil kinds Of or
dcrs and bills Oh the lowest 'ssble cash terms
add size. shape, price snd quality notwithstanding
Fr'epds,give cali--we will ensure You sat
isfacyion. Sc STEIN.
Muscaline May 27 ls53-3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Summer Retreat.
ADAM REULJNG,

C0Fnef q ChesIlu dHd Scco1M Nrats,
pegs leave to inform his friends and the public gen
IL orally that he is now opened and fitted up for the
summer. He will keep constantly on hand lee Cream
of the most exquisite and delicate flavor, soda water
and fruits of every variety, in season.
Oysters sardnes, nuts, candies, pastry;
Sweetmeats, cakes, crackers, cheese
Beer, ale, cider;
Cigars, tobacco, pipes, snuffs i;
Toys of every variety;
And a full assortment in his linc--all of which he
,ynr hrst class
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
VaIla bic land for Sale,
CitySaloon e Barber Shop.

VNHE undersigned has opened and fitted up the
Iargs and convenient room attached TO the
osilvie House. where he 10 at all times ready to
commodate his friends Who may favor him with
call. ttebllfl i. c. NIGHTS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

Groceries and Provisions.
NEW STORE.
~ HE subscriber has jus, opened new grocery
u store, ION Second street, in the room former
~ occupied by Collins d Darlington and pre-
pared to sell ut wholesale and retail on as good
terms as can be had in this city, Cor any other
placs ON the river above the Rapids: The follow.
ing ere some or The articles now on hand:
Rio Laguyra coffee
Blown. clarified. loaf and cru ed sugar
Molases, syrup. sugarhousc
G A. dairy and kanawha salt
Imperial and Young Hyson teas, frs, qua ily
Palm soap, mould and star candles.
Tobacco, cigars, pipes. &c. IL
Lemons, rasins, figs, behring's,
Candies, almonds, English walnuts,
Peanuts, currents, Chocolate. nutmeg
w. Il. cheese, wines brandy, DC.
Bcs. indigo, purcushon caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter and wraring paper
Cinnamon, cloves, pepper, spice
Ground ginger, mustard in cans
Tubs, best ombcr, mader, copperas
Alum, starch. candle wicking
Mackcral, Goldfish. sardines
Bed-chords, buckets zink wash boards
Rosin cotton batting-with many other ar
iicIes fof family use.
or Country produce, such as butter, eggs. po-
atoes. fowls, and every thing in the msrke, for
amily use. wanted. ]. A. WILSON.
Muscatine. March 25-tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Important

70 any Person ,cishing Desirable Residence.
WILL sell at private sale the new brick House
/ on the middle twenty fee, Of loi No. in block
No. 81. Size Of lot, twenty feet fronting on Third
street and running back TO the alley.
The above being IN the most central part Of the
city, Is most desirably located near the Public
Square. and is convenient 10 business. will also
sell good brick House situated on the eass.haf Of
LOT No. 3 in block No. 10. There is good stable
attached 10 each Of the above lots and The properly
is all IN good condition. A purchaser may find
rare chance Of obtaining desirable location for
residence by applying early to J.MOLAR,
Corner I'd and Sycamore streets
or Terms very easy. February ls-,f
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

Last Notice.
Ill accounts due Piny Fay must be paid before the
6rst Of July, or costs viii be added Having wait
two years, patience no longer is a virtue.
Jue 10, l853-M PLINY FAY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

- NJ. BURNETT Is now receiving from the
III, Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting in
part u
School Bouhs If all The Poctical Works of
kinds Shakespeare, Milton, By
StaudaIi AID Misceil..- ron, Scott, Burns, lamp.
ncous books bell, Rogers, Wesies,
Cheap Publications iiaiiock. Wordsworth,
BitIrs Hood, Pollock, Young.
Blank Books Sigoprney, Hemans atd
Paper Hanshgs !oihers.
Plain aud Fancy Sia- Catholic PIayfr Books
iionary Printing d. Wrapping
Instruction books for Paper
tic Piano Forte. Accor Gard Cases
dson. Violin, Flute, &c S'eel Pens
Waters, Sealing Wax lux ana Husbands
Sand boxes Scrap Books
Poi,f,li,s Albums
Pocket knives AMI VII Song Books
on Strings Combs and Primers
Brushes Lives OF Washington.
Perfumsry s. Hair Oil Napoleon, Clas, Webster
R,zors and Soap Ilackson, Polk, Calhoun,
Cigars Virgin, Dr. Judson,
+ Zap Letter, Note and Claiming, Green, Put
Bill Paper nam
Envelopes Mechanics Own Book
Pocket Backs Book The Farm
Porte Moniaes. GOLD PENS
All Of which will sell cheap. wholesale. or
tail X. NJ. BJRNETr.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
just Received ut Tin
FARMERS EXCHANGE.

N les, direct from ST. Louis, to be sold at
wholesale and retail. My stock was carefully Sc.
.cc,cl BY myself !or this market, and will be sold
as cheap rs the cheapest for cash or country pro.
duce. M,l:o--"SMALi, PROFITS IL QUICK
SALESw Below will be found list of a part
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Fire! Fire /! Fire /!

Fire! Fire Fire
TIME Burr INGTON FIRE AND MARIN Il
/ INSURANCE COMPANY. continues 10 irIU
sure agains, loss, by fire. or HE perifs Of nav
igaiio,, goods. wares. merchanlss and produce,
upon the most favorable term.
Risks
Taken upon dwellings, store houses, and other
buildings, at usual rates.
LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY!
Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics. save your
hafd earnings, by having your property insur ed
Immediately. II. W. MOORE, Agent
Muscatinr, June 3, IS53--ty.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

His Ice Cream Saloons,
Are fitted up in the most comfortable style and he viii
take pleasure in mnstering to the comfort and pleas
ure Of al who will favor him with a call.
GIVE HIN A TRLdL
JuGe 3, lS53-.f.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Boarding and Lodging.

1OUR Ok FIVE GENTLEMEN can be &C
Il commodaied with boarding and lodging, on
reasonable terms. in private family. on Third
street, second .oor below the NJ. E. Churca.
,Muscaiine, April 8, 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
!. Scott Richman,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MUaCATiNK, IOWA.
Dissolution,

THE partnership heretofore existing between Uf
BAN kEIfFENuEIM and JOHN BAPTIST ALBREcII
Is dissolved, by mutual consent. June 3, Is53-Iw
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

0nllBxs WINDOW GLASS. (bcss city
1ON1Manj) Formers and mechanics, call
aud examine the glass for sale by )
April -. FAY & STONE.
tao KEGS WHITE LE D received an
lOO Tor ssle l,y FAY 4 STONE.
IN GROSS CASTOR oil. B9cTI.ES for
W sils al 81 Luis prices, BY
A..rii 20 FAY & STONE
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
EsoGlss a. stationary.

y NJ. BURNETT IS now receiving from the
III. Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting in
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

On Hand and for Sale Cheap.
e AND Fencing Nails Brads.
June 3, 1853. wM T. MASSEY,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

oil my stock:
10 SKIS Rio Calf "A hxs COIL 6-h
hhds sugar, prime .bbls herring
bblsBelcher's ciar do IL do mackerel
do white sugur bxs cheese, prime
bxs Tea diff Kinds do clothes pins
bbls sip molasses do caady
bhls N 0 DO do dry cuirants
10 do *s whisky do raisins.
: do old Mononcahcla 6 drums figs -.
do cider vinegar 90 Havana cigars
= icrces rice lOG0 Chercot's do
sacks black lspper 1000 principe DO
bxs ground singor 606 bxs chewing tobacco
do do pepper dog wooden tubs
do grain alspiee doz DO buckets
do sslGraus bale cotton batting
4 do soda ? bales candle wick
IL boxes palm soap 1000 lbs bacon
IL DO mould candles l2 bbls -four
With ten thousand other things, too tedious To
meniion.
have adopted the ready pay system and am
determined that no one shall undersell me.
John II. GORI.EY.
Muscatine, April %. 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

CsUGAR HOUSE MOi.ASSES and COLL EN-
y SYRUP. NE.uIG d SPRINGER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-11
BEECHERIAN.t.

From an interesting article in the Ameri-
I'an chronological Journal on Rev. LYMAN
Bcecher, We >clcc, The following char.ct,ris
tic anecdotes
Dr. becchcr was never a student but always
a labo.iols thinker. He studied with his n..n
not with books
From eariY IN his career. he was afflicted
with an irritable stomach, which. At somo mo-
RODS threatened 10 lay him aside from tb.
ministry. And nothing but the most sk;lG,l
care Of his own health cnahed him tbrourb =,
long life, to 20 through lahor> that seemed al
most incredible, At Ea>: Hampton, on Long
Island he was familiar with every bav and
i>hing ground. and with every cove wber.
wild fowl resOrted. At Litrhficld, Conn h.,
re>orttd TO the soil, without torsakinu rho vol
ana gun. Tor exercise and health. In Boston
TIC rowed IN the harhor; sawed his own wood.
brought home his nlarkctiuo t,r IN. SAX. o,,
the exercise ot carving a basket. DR. Beech
cr became quite an adept in filing and settinn
saws. Much OF his studvinr was don, ov.r
his saw, or with file in band On one su,h
occasion he said, The way to write easily Is
to get all your thinking done first, and then
let the hot metal ont into the mold of YOUR
plan When the weather was bad, the Doe
tor reSortcd TO his cellar where several loads
OF sand Were stored. which were Justify ,hov-
elled from one sle OF the cellar to the other
like many metaphysical disputes and casuis-
trles-Sand at best, and by discussion only
changed IN place.
lie walked quick, worked quick. tbouybt
quick and rode quick. His absorption in
thought gave rise to absent min,lness and 70
forgcttulness and frequently to lu,lcrous sto-
ries. On several occasions he entered his
I nelshbors houses in Boston, for his own and
was only awakened to the truth bv the an
Pearance Of the kind mistress who salu,ed
him with-"Good morning Doctor; we are
happy TO see You in our house But in one
case, IN another mansion. where the GOOD wo-
man hac sweet heart but sour tongue. the
saiutatlon was more piquant, doctor, if YOU
can't find your own house wish YOU would
hire man to go and show YOU" Well, it
was not very comfortable to have neighbor
walk into Your parlor, two or three cI.r-
s'men III train, appropriate your chairs, call
TOR the servants, and even stand at the tco,
OF the stairs, calling out, My dear-my dea,
will you come down
Hundreds Of stories related of the Doctor
are mere tictlons. or a-criptions to him Of
thing belonging to other men He once SAID
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-11

dId not reply 10 Il scurriIous attack which had
been made upon him. the doctor answered
Il discharged quar,o once, at skunk and
then made up my mind never to try it again. '
RHrBAEE Pu.-Cut the large stalks uh
where the leaves commence strip of the
OUTSIDE skin, then cut the stalks IN mr,,,
half an inch long, line ri" diSl, with rast,.
rolled rather thicker than dollar piece, put
a layer Of the rhuhsrh, r"ariy an inch deep
to quart bowl pi' cut rhuharb. ,,mt a larrc
tra-snorntul of salt and halt nutncr .rat-
ed cover with rich PIE crust. cut a >jit in
the center, trim oh The ,rl-. with a sharp
knife, and bake in a quick oven, until the
PIE Ioosen> from the dish
khubarb pies made in THIS wav are altoucth
or superior 10 those made OF the fruit St,w.j
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NEW POSTAGE RATES.

VIM arr the present rtc- Of po,tagc "r
III ruFr"NrA>. agr"r;thIv :" the law Of the [. :
,. a. y-n' int" operation on the IT oi October
W...,. ',,. County OF tIledonia-FREE
l.a.. ."rr within the Stale "t Vermont. when
sfr,Ip D. cents per annum, or ,: cents per quar-
- .-.... "t.ut.,: when UNPAID. - cents Der
., .. 80 r"l'- r",rr,rt,.r
Nr" .''." "nf"t the STATE. 90 cent. per ra;num
JIr''r. when lEfrArp and - cents
.r +! r'n'+ per quarter. when UNPAID
4b he if.0'JH" sDtsrc,h,re. buDrrpoap,
.r. I',',' thar p"p'r, N ii, .>tqie o Il
. .at,- ,.id.t M, St0'. 2t;.r,tS
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walked; lit was Rupert's last dying gitt. 1t
was given him in Cutahv a rich lady whose
lite he saved bv rc>cuing her from the water.
Tie was sailor, SIR, and had but little To
leave me but his memory and his poor clasp.
Oh, sir, if it is lost shall never forrive nv
self for offering to pledge it, But, sir. our
extremity was very great.
Col. McIIenry stopped with her at JUS
tees office, and briefly and clearly made his
complaint, and in yer, few minutes, Mr. A.
braham Brochard was brought bv an officer
INTO the presence of the magistrate He ap-
peared to be in great trcpidation, and was
pale as ashes: for he he had been Suddenly
taken without warning from 'rhind his coun-
tcr,leavinG his shop in char..e OF his astoni>h-
ed assistants Col McIIenrv and the lady
being sworn, deposcd that they both had last
seen the clasp on the showcase. when each
went out and left it; the former further de
posed that he had not gone three steps from
the door before he returned and found is miss
lng,and no one in the vicinity but the defend
ant.
The goldsmith was then called up to be
sworn is to his knowledge OF the facts He
approached the stand where the magistrate
held the Bihle,an laid his hand upon it with
pcrcc1tibic tremor of his whole frame hut
the love OF money was stronger than tn. fear
OF the law, and he took the oath 1t appear
ed as If be would have sunk through the floor.
when he did it. but the moment it was done,
he recovered his at,iarity At this moment.
an officer, who at the suggestion of Col. Me
Henry. had been privately despatched with a
search warrant to the shop of the goldsmith.
now cuterei, and placed something IN th..
magistrates hand, atter whispering. to him.
"lId vou ever see this "obl ornament be
fore = a> k"d the magistrate. holding up the
CLASP before the youu. girl
"nh, it is my CLASP it Is my clasp" she
erred. >pringin- forward
YES, ii Is the same, answered Colonel
McIIenry
And did Won ever seer before, sir :" de-
mand"d the Justice. >tcrnl,, hoIdin. it in the
direction Of the goldsmith. who had seen IT at
first, and wa~ appalled, with fear and ron<tcr-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-11
WOODCHICk ON TRIAL.

"''''''h Wv iNiAL.
vel. remember hcarin. my father tell the
,.ov.u. anrc.Iotc Illustrative of the carly gc-
t.g, o., HAT .rrat man, Daniel Webster:
LM,n,lcr Webster. til father of Daniel.
vs 4 farmer. The vegetables in his garden
... .Grr.l considerably from thc dcpreGa-
......., wn,I, L,,.k wbos. LoI,. and i ,L;,,.
.,n W. near ,bo nrqm;,rs D,ni,I soma ,.,
.-,u.I,,. wear, odd. and his oldrr hrotb.r l.
y-,.,,,J So, , tran and finally sp,.credca in
car,urin. the ,rc,pa>Scr. Ezekiel nronoscd
70 kin the animal and end at once III further
,rouh.c from him; hut Daniel looked with
rcmro>>;un mon his meek dumb r,nt;vo
and offered to let him 90 free The bows
could not a9rry. and each appealed to their
.a,hyr to decide the case. Well, nv BOYS
>al, the oI .cutlman. / will be your iudne
There i, ti,. prisoner. ,poiutin, to tb, wood
'AucA and y"V >haH be the council and
."Ul thrra>c t1r and against his life and
.-'"ry
t/"N'rI oprnyd the case with a strong ar
-'n"a', Hrgu, The mi>che,ious nature the
fHaa.''- t"r great harm he had already done.
IT. ;"'; much time and labor had been spent
10 uis capture, an'l now II he was >utvrc,l 70
.'' a." ." again at large, he would renew
- Expectations: ant oe cunnIn- enough not
'r>H'cr himself to be taken again, and that
.,o ou-tt now to hc put to death; that his
An Wa OF some valrc. and that to make the
mo>, oi hm they could, it would not repay
aa,i the damage he had already done. His
4~-nmrnt vas ready. practical to the point.
a"! OF much greater length than our limits
"t.i allow Us to occupy in relating the story.
The father looked with pride upon his son.
who 5rcaue distinguished iuri,t in his man
aoo1
Now, Daniel, it's YOUR turn I'll hear
what You have to say
Twas hl> hr>t case. Daniel saw that the
pie" h> brother had Sen>ihlv affected his
'''H"r' Ia" IGh-r. and as his large brilliant
''a'A eye, looked upon the soft, tind expires
'.a "i ih" animal, and as he saw it trcmble
"'.. .'" III ITS narrow prison hon>e, his
' '"''''d with pity and he appealed with
nj WORDS that tn" captive ml"ht again
" '''' ne 'a'd' had made the wood
IL '''''' III" To H'e' to ENJOY the
'' >''i'9ht' the pure air, the free fields
'''. "o' n'' not made Inn or any
...- III '".n' the "o"dchurk had as much
-' to HE As any other thing he was not
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THE GOLDEN CLASP,

unt'i he shouli be at leisure. The assistant.
were occupied with customers whose appear
ance showed them to Belong to the class Of
tha rick, land 50 she was suffered for some finn.
to remain standing there, before she could b,
attended to. The gentleman who was fine
noble looking person, with remarkably 20!
lshed address, sccin. her waiting, courteosly
stood aside. and SAID to the goldsmith
'po rot occupy Yourself with me, Mr. Bro
"harH' can examine these watches by nv
SELF while YOU see what this Young person
wants, who has been waiting 50 lone and "a
tlcntly to get an opportunity Of addressing
YOU"
And thus speaking, the gentleman stood a
side from the show case, on which he had been
leaning, to give the young girl an opportuni
" of advancing
"What do You wish, Miss" asked IN,
Sold'mth, with lock which cCnycved re-
proof to her for intcrrupting him while en-
'''' " N'S'pHcl ol greater value t.
him.
Inc 9''' heSHa'ln5ly approached the coun-
ter, and taking from her bosom a small cold
cl"Sp' ocht over to num- and sad IN a low
'femoiih@ voice
Il wish, sir, YOU would be SO kind as tc
keep this Tor 4 few dav>anl let me have sew
en dollars for it.
Low as she spoke, her soft, tremulou> tones
reached the ear Of Col. MrIIeury the. ,,,.ptl,-
man who was present and h. tp.n,.l,.,ai
her face and hear the rcpl, Of tn, ooI,,.m,b
To this timid and painfully utt,.r,.J r,.,,r,.,
The goldsmith took tb,. rI,sn .,ornt;.n. J.
tween his fincers and tb,.n throw lo,.',
SAID sharply to her
This is no pawpbroker. sb,n ,;r,. NM, :,
it was, that thine is no, worth ,nor,. ,..
dollars
IL, i of;no.,;,a,l, .,
,}oo1 + :. tho o1, .,.
answered. ,be c;,l 49,, -. ,, r,,
finished ~ ,ho r,a, , r..
Il don't know At wbar vou ,,,no :,
swercd. with a cold launh ,,l,r,;n., ., "a
N.IIorr,. ,,,a, :,
oh,eryin., him ~ worII ,.. ,:l..
six ~b;IIina< ,ar r. "
.Hrt s;r ",J.,ioi ,.,t
b.ino overheard ~ NM. h,,,. 3.r
to dav aud hay. ~ other way ot nrtrInr il
and was in homes that Won miubt L., m. L.r,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-16
NEW BOOK s.
LATEST NEW BOOKS
NAsVE q. WOODmOUsE.

NASH g. WGODBOGSE.
The War OF Ormuzd aud lAhrimau j the Nineteenth
Century, by Henry Winter Davis, yog syo- Isl so
Credibilty OF the Scripures-Analyticsl Investiga'
tons concerning the credibllity o the Scriptures,
and ofthe religious sys' em ucu Gated in them, to-
getier with historical exhibition Of Human
Conduct during tie several dispensatioas under
which mankind have been placed by their Creator,
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French the Lessons in Proverbs, being the sub
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ID, author of the Study OF Words, &C., 50
English Items, Microscopic Views OF England aud
Englishmen, by Matt Ward, author of Letters
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Winter in Madeira and a Summer in Spain and
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to their dispersion at the destruction of Jerusalem
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late Professor in the Theological Seminary at
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