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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

The literature of Liberty is ons with wings No
gasus is it which founders in the mud without naPpns
wing; but volsnt thing self sustained and motived
We are particularly reminded Of this fact BY the sue
cess which has attended the dissemination Of Mrs
Stoves work. Jnels Toms Calm. We learn from its
publishers. Messrs Jewett & Co. Of Boston that they
have printed aud sold THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies of that work Three hundred thousand books
Think Off Books which lie on tables which are put
ON shelves which 10 mot die with the day they are
read; contain these Sermons on Liberty-sermoas
worked into the portrstures Of persons. places and
thrilling events, and all that is most attractive to the
great army of thirsters after knowledge and above all
10 the Young Three hundred thousand books repre-
sent some two mli Of readers or later aud
these two million converse with affect influence, win
over others to the views they may have adopted from
such reading We have just thus among US not count
ing adults generation Of youth growing up with lib
ertybook in their hand-a book which beyond all pre-
cursors in literature. has done more TO show the sor-
rows and tragedies of Slaveryof that hideous system
which permits one man to manaee-to buy-to sell
TO oppress-to murder his fellow-being
We have spoken simply of the presently determined
sale of the aboyenamed ,Ok but that sale is constant
aud promises to be above the chances Of ordinary
change Add to this, the sale Of about million in
Europe-in England they go of at sixpence piee-
and we have an aggregate of orcibe and durable truth
against savery-and against American slavery-'hst
must cause it TO totter to its fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
VENTILATION.

cur people only knew low many thousands of lives
they are annually sacrificing, how many hundreds of
Thousands row suffering from evers and other NAL
aides which have their origin in the nhalng of noxous
air the excitement and alarm on this subject would be
unprecedented They are poisoning themselves BY
wholesale and twohirds of them have no suspicion Of
the fact.
Our dwellings are often chsrnel houses Tie very
frs. necessity OF every living humaa being-pure sir
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Judge Claytons Official resi- snaiOn Of the CosIusA,
Havana hes been received
Letters from Madrid confirm the reported sess o. n,
lister Soule, but state thsi be was recovering
The Board OF Engineers adjourned oa Sa.uniay. n,
their accommodation the following prOmOiOas -,
made: firs; Assistant Engineer Michael Qsiun 70 n
Chief Engineer Second Assstan, James VI Ala-s IA :
Flint Assistant Third Assistant Oscar Dayit 70 b -
ord Assistant.
Out Of y candidates examined the following are =.
ted Third Assistant Engineers. 10 rank in the or
named Richard NJ. Baremsn james + Lanin Nr
shall p. Jordan. William y Nillet John Howell Wills.
H. Hunt, Charles schroecer. Geo w. Citv John Hollis
Samuel G. Lstiner Alex. Greer
The following is he order Of the proceeding, for 4,
funeral OF the late Brookins Campbell 70 morrow n,
Committee Of Arrangements, pan bearers and moara,
will attend az his late residence al IA o'clock A.
wch time the corpse will beremeved 70 the Han Of A
House Representatives, where divine rice will b -
formed At the conclusion OF the service the funeral e
tege will move 20 the Southern boat in the following or
Chaplains ply sicsEs who attended deceased Tonst.
Of ArrangemeDts-M Messrs stanton of Tenn Charchxl
Or; Davis of Ind; Caruihers Appleton rsylsr 4
Ohio: Smith Of Ala. Jones Of n. Pail bearer-
Messrs Hibbard Ashe Dawson. Fuller, heachan. CM
Henn Hunt the family and friends Of the deceased; Re
rcseniatives, Senator. &c, sc.
IL the Supreme Court 70 daycase II the ni'ed sss
ys McDonough Executors, Chief Justice finey dsveus
the opinion rev ssing the decision OF the District Csar.
Louisiana for want Of jurisdiction in that Court.
In case 33-ChOuieax vs. Nolyneux the argument w
continued by Attorney General Cushing who iR.eress
for the United States and by Reverdy johnson or PIN
tifl in error.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

We publish this morning the decision Of Judge Nor
ris in the famous Mason viii case, which involves
very large amount Of property and has been long
tine in litigation. This decision isupon motion to Sc,
aside the verdict Of the Jury, which against the
validity Of the WILL the document having been rapidly
read to Mr. Mason and signed By him bat few no
ments before his death The defendants also asked for
new trial Judge Morris refuses both motions leay-
ing tie matter as decided by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

BY the arrival Of the steamship Texas al New-Or
leans on Mcndsy. dates from California to Dec Z have
been recevedone week later than the adviees by the
Northern Light si this por, The mail steamship Win
field Scot which left Ssn Francisco the ls nst for
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Adyiees from Vera Cruz to the I'D inst and the City
ofMexco to the l7h stae that Sants Anna bal Issued
decree accepting the Guadalsjara Declaration, bl'
takes the title Of Most Serene Highness' instead OF
Captain General be has also decreed that 10 case Of
his death or moral disqualification be. shall name bis
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Panama, went ashore the following dag on the cast
of santa Barbara. and total loss Her passengers
and treasure were all sased and arrived back in sas
Frsnciseo on the 9Th and Immediately dspst he'd
on board the steamer California for Panama TIE ship
Eclipse OF NewYork totally lost the 2Jth Oct
60 miles south o. San Bas Governor Stevens arrived
at Oregon on tie 29th Nov
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

BY reference to our telegraphic dispatches from
Erie It viii be seen that quiet has been restored The
sIeriThas taken possession Of the railroad at Har0or
Creek and is determined that one shall noles. tie
track either to repair destroy ant finally settled by
legal process.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

The German Association engaged in the Beiini rot
at Cincinnati on Sunday night sOrt that they merely
intended 70 bum Bedin in effgy.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
The Tribune Tor Europe.

The mex, number of The Trib5a for European creuta-
noa will be issued THIS MORNING al O'Clock.
Il will contain all the latest News up the time ~ going to
press Single copies in wrappers ready Tor mailing be
had at the desk Price SIX Gents The Asia sails from
this port To Day al noon
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
SEWING MACHINE

SEWING MAcHINEs-Shirt and Cellar manuiactn-
refs particularly invited call and rsmine SINGERS
ehne ekr ue linen and goods This mschRe
with thread The perfectly flushed b3th side.
han band airg and far more regular sad oeaua
Mhen srchod snd iontd the stitching retains al s Qnctne
ed tt1uty which rot the With any cihE mar has
l. NJ. SINGER ( Co No Ssi Bfosiwsv.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
aem'llork Oailu 0riotae.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1858.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

70 tOHhESPONULN II.
No notice taken Of Communication Wn1eve
intended for insertion be sIhencaisa BY the sn
address OF she necessarily c Publications b1i ss
guaranty Of his good faith
We undertake 70 return rejected Communications
EEWsAuy person sending ether by fesgraph
Mail othtryise, VIII be literally proydedhs used oJ Is
ADVERTISEMENTS for Tie neely T,ns Of this week be
lint
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Prof Edward II Courtensy fthe University Of Virginia
died y Richmond on the 9sth inst, Of brain fever
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Subscriptions and advertisements Tor TIE Ner York
Tribune can be left with the following Agents
LoSDoS-Mr W Thomas, No /, ami q Catharine street
Strand.
PARis-Mr Etourneau No 80 Rue St Mare.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
nnrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

A., Smith Tenn rose and said-~twiee has ~, az
~. 49,, called 30 mourn he loss of public 'erY ~ ~.
Iiece he meeting q the Pesap; Congress aHd !" a' w
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHIseros, Tses6ay Dee. q. ,s,,
The rrmors tha, tho President intends -,sh,,g.. a,
nomination OF NJ Rsd6eld and Oshers from tie 81
near the close Of the Session art wholly usior,ls r
bOmrstonswil be sn, IN when ne Senate /, f.s -,
early in January.
Secretary GvTHRiE s determined no, ,o p.ytO Il.
tary Of the Sens;e the p. ien and Mileage Of 80,
until be executes bond arsssbiy to ihs sab Tr.,
John Leavy Of Kentucky. ls'e nal seen. Who h,s -
indicted for depredstJns on the NAL has received =,
lPdrdOn from the President The accused Is very
connected and was and is aerAnged This fc, bsa, ~
established par6on was granted
The naval engagement between Turkey and Rsss, ii
produced nInense sensation here. and the synoaAis.
the President and Cabinet are with the Saliaa
Senator HCVsToN n expected here to n0row
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
SENING MAcInNEs-Al pers0ns makIng. selIlI

SEWING MAcinNEs.-Al persons making selling
uxns Machines having hceoe or needles with an
eve oexr the point are hereby saaned against infringing Oh
rns Psent sunted Sept 10 S<S al ianyer viii oe held
responsible according law The follow ns pefs &C esa 70
ssetue and . Sewing Machines under ny SAD faeah ~
Hssrs Wheeler Baker co, the Ainest,:n
Hsmetie sewus Machine Co. and Bartho q New fofk ch-
o ard A. LerOw, OF Hoston Mesrs Woctelse aesne
4 Moore Lynn, Mas; and A. u. Howe, Off Y.
ELIAS HowE JE Pefsntee Of the Orzna SEWING Machine
No S5 Brosdx~, rsewlork, sDd No IS asooyefst b'soe
S.n A
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
SrPTRp DIAYoyD JgwEIRY SALE DY ORDER. OF

'7-itlH 1T
AsGNEEs AITOp NEYNe hat readc will not f %
rtsd notices auction by ALBERT NlccL.YS Co. G.
their Gsesroons No 69 Broadway Cour lsndtst a. o
place sale of the sgulceu at Imported
Snlle FuIs OF afgrees stock Of Jewery The selection
valuable and led and beautiful
tice, perfect proion Of Diamonds ia form aso
Watches ard inhDe number Of entsbl Articles Iloss
Who purchasing Jewelry New iea ys certainly
ref from N eiseu here until this stock IS seen Beng al as
ssnees slle all s 10 be sold 10 the highest bidder
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
Further testimony from Newjersey in favor Of
UocyLlNDs ooletfaed GERMAN BfTTsfs
Morr CO y ] Jgus 7. 1851.

HOLIDAY GITTs.-The attention of the public is IN
,tcd the criber Of the following articles Ii
ketcucs variety aud eSceene Tortoise Shell Dress
Combs Scissors Cases aest inportaton' Fancy
Dressing Cases The the
xi;h the view real service containing
orlv useful and the best quality low prices A1
general assortment Toilet Perfumers Cosnee Ec
4 I ~o a Rr,Ad
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

CAafEIJYGs SELLING orr TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.
SMITH LOUSsRJRY No az ttns respectfully announce
ley olea9 heir se and magnificent 80 q For
end Domestic Ce ftD gey reduced 'rces with the
,Iu clcfrg ioy OIem0g 20 tneirre es
tsbhs iug bull S1d 10 oic5m2otoa AZ 10 10
Broa6wa,. Defrr opea with ge new a.
hey oecIiue goods ~ p luce osE
also p'CAt opportunity offered 20 those about
ONE . o fi.rcfity.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Toys, TOYS i-ROGERs az lis Bazaar, No. 4i9
BrosSwty enc the i places in the city 70 tax ySgr
chdr e thew bis stock Toys Games Dos
india rubber Dolls and ia fact every
thtn in ls line Of busine
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

A ufeful. valuable and seasonabe present set of
which may Be hsd q 2AfsLra- No -
Nsidc -nH, 0Is "a snufctorei sef sserJ descio
Ntars r. fave TeceiveS And fssh supply expressly
octpd the Hodsy' ~ Ite AID prerMii 70 h
ords vhnfac Tcts the lowest Priua- sttsn-
ton rec their Sable Darx OfeDS Stone Arsen
lrh Mn lalL Aaf.f
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

-iFABs IABLEs.-JCHN TAYLOR, Nos. 80
spd7 55 BroldSc pared 10 receive o1sr fJr the
fsrtisip Of Ac as sbles h egey equbts Plan Ssss~
Pvrauss NotOs Jess Ci aIiO.lea Cicf IN Saada
Bbt0 gtsEfys Cs;os IoDsu a1d Hans. WseIs
&c Tine wsnis Boluss VIII he pleased to order them g.
esrlv o.. a "A
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

EEv.YrAns GIF-Ts -HMLEr. DAVIS s. Co.'S eel
sbfsfsS Psas Viii lvdat ne o- 2'fed he sss. -
fhe verd th hsrEs sHfrzs 20
-, 4, & ~ IL oiir family a1ey1s pretty s SID
So ~ - T s BEaFr X, ~ BrossEsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

GRAND GALA WELk.-Iht plOIUse uISPIa! VI IIVH
Fnbroes Lscos Head Dresses &C. combined with tho very
low rrcs a. which they oaeied make NX~ANs ne" and
beautifully decorate, Store the fashionable aud Pu resort
No .65 BIoad Ay- h.,Mlen .th aud 9-n 80
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
SEWING MAcnINEs-CARp To THE PupLIc.-The


Hon Of the United States has ad that
nv spr for Sewing Machine which ws
oreina Invented operation BY eay
As he wear nierfes with all the patents and apPafoHs TOR
parts Machines the comonsoa OF tn
eyeporcd needle and the shuttle making the h
An the parties this ntereenee are eaed upon oy no
tce the PsieaOe % the da OF their nven oA
Numerous and respectable wiues who tsw my Sewns Ms
chine sppTzed Of desirable TO Us good
snd successful operation BY possible Any persons who
between the lass and S SEWING Naehile OF saw
ok machine the lafe brother A T. Hunt
whom exhibited specimens Of It's work shown By MI
f;,orre Arrowsnh win eon favor upoa and will
forward righteous By ni5rans OF their eds a2on
tie abjsct powerful eonbin;T interested " sns 4"
sweulS yViSh h 70 prevail overwhelmingly. Address
"'ei~ ~ prer n a ,fo4s
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04
NO. g..

Judge Bronson, Collector Of the Port
of New York. hes been re removed from OF
tre. BY the dissatisfaction, on acct uns
Of his no: submitting 10 dicts,ion from
Washington. - 10 his appointmen, Of
suhordi aates, and in the exercise Of bic
own discretion appointing 10 oiice PET
sons who had been democrats during the
trying Tines OF l54S. ins,sad Of those
who then deserted their party and rall'ed
under . traitors banner. Heman J.
R-d6-ld has been sppoin IN his place.
John J. Cisco is appointed sub. Treasurer
in the place of John A. Dia. resigned :
snd John L. O'SuliivsR. freesoilsr aud
flibus:ero. disappointed Charge d'afaiIs
TO Pos,ussL The Presidsai end Csbi :
not are said 10 be- In Stale Of great Ell
rtte menI 5000 9fere sohatH0 ar 90
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

THs Dss Mo,NEs RrvER.-We learn from
the De. Moines Courier that the removal Of
the old dams and snags from Keosauqua to
the mouth. Of the river is progressing with
reasonable rapidity. The width Of the
breaches being made in the old dams is $50
feet. Arrangements are made to have the
WORK on the new lock and dam Mt Farming
ton prosecuted with energy. The channel
has been cleared A. high up as Red Rock,
and by this time the Old Dam at that point
10 probably removed. The river Is to DO
pus in something like "running" order be.
FORE the spriHg rise.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04


'sRpsE ABELL's" personalities are On In.
supsrable objection to the insertion Of the
article on "Woman's Rights There are
other and more meet subjects of discussion
than our own heartlessness" and "mean-
ness,,' in osr ospn paper. The subject Of
Woman's Rights is trite one, anyhow; but
We viii willingly publish tho thoughts Of
our friends on the subject, il they are
couched in becoming language, and if not
so far irrelevant ~ to abuse our humble
self, because We choose to style "wonan's
.Rights'' sgitstors e'erratie geniuses." Let
"Rost' AsELL" try again, and improve ON
these ssggSs.ioas. s I -
s!.Who.e va. A'''-Ws don't want to Of
fand any correspondent, particularly thefsir
portionrof them; but venture to give just
here gentle hint TO be little more careful
with their productions. "Poetic License"
will excuse almost anything except bad
grammer. This should not be sacrificed
for the sake Of smooth rhymes. There 10
another fault about "Whose Was Its',
on the first page. The idea intended to
be conveyed by the writer, does not eli tho
time strike the reader ct the Arst glance.
There is good material in the lines, bat put
together in some disorder-like esrelessly
bound boquet. There ere seme portions
which We confess We do not understand
this, however, is probably our own fault.
sc. F.'s" interesting communication was
received, but unfortunately mislaid-
we very much regret.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04
War COMMENCED!

wo have intelligence this morning of the
arrival Of the Arctic, with news Of the actual
commencement of hostilities between Tur.
tey and Russia. A battle was fought on
the 29th September, with heavy losses ON
both sides. Tho Turkish Declaration Of
War has been published. 1t isl temperate
but high-spirited document. The English
and French forces had made no movement.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

Many Of our citisens will recollsct . certain Pro
lessor n. DoD0s, Homeopathic physician. who visit
polished gertlsman 70 all has turned
out to b polished rascal We advertised his card
(about quarter Of column for six mouths) With .
promise Of speedy payment. We have endsavored q
gst eur pay OFT OF him number Of times, but were
always pat OF with fair promises. The Last time We
sent Tor Il, learned be vas in limbo in Illinois Tor
swindlinG that hs family had left MI Pleasant and
had taksn al he traps with them. Should he b
lueky enough 70 get out We hope printers will beware
lfor yosng mani and speaks rather soft and sow. -
(OfturnDu Covsir.
hit him again-he's got no friends, J"
and don't deserve any! He served rs the
sans trick. May Iowa always have s'ho.
mcpsthic" dose Of such physiciaasl
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

EAILRoAp MATrERs.--The railroad matters
in which Muscasine is particularly interested
in sfoiu quo, so far as we are informed.
Mr.. Farnham, in company with Messrs. Jer-
via, Judd, Carmichael and Sargent, passed
through Iowa City on Monday, on bust
ness trip to Ft. Dss Moines.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

man In 0uesnssy county, Ohio, hes
con tracted with a Phiiydelphis to de.
livss ons ,housaua hogs il Pittsburgh.
al Al gross. a
The Shelby. Ksntucky. News says =
There 10 not much excitement shout
hogs in this county AZ present. Buyers
sre willing 10 give - 20. Holders are
nos anxious TO sell q, that.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

A. The steamer Fairy Queen was
lost on 9Th ult.. OF 81. Johns. N. B /,
between Picton and tho main land.
Two passengers. eigh, Of the crew. and
all the officers saved themselves. but
left eleven passengers 10 their fste.-
Eight Of the passengers Afterwards
Coated ashore on the wreck. Mr. Ely
ameron. one OF the passengers saved.
Saw three ladies' sink. The captain and
crew have been arrested, TO await the
result II an invcstigation.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

There is no occasion for our friend falsi-
flying the matter. Messrs. Burrows q Pref
lyman paid az much for wheat and pork last
winter rs any merchant in Muscatine, and
we presume they bought more produce than
all the firms in that city united. Give us the
figures, neighbours, and let's see how the
matter acknowledgements Gazette.
We havn't got the figures to refute the
silly assertion that Burrows 4 Prettyman
"bought more produce than oil the firms in
TINT (this) city," but will let the common
sensssof any man who knows anything Of
the matter at issue do it. As to Qualifying
the matter" we plead innocence we only
stated what farmers told US. We had no
right to contradict thsir statement.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

Mr.. John Lea. OF Cincinnati. states a.
TACT. that "choler 70 never becomes cpl.
.demic in any district or city, where rain
Or pure soft VISOR 10 used -. and sun.
ports his statements BY many i'm rortsnt
faese,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

The steamer r. n. Lee 10 still on the rocks
81 the Upper Rapids. Her crew have been
discharged and the officers have gone to st.
Louis for machinery to eadsav0r to raise
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

Lyr or Lzrrxu>--s<A li4 Al Iette1. ordered BY
~ y h puihihs1ip b. payer having TIE largest
rlrs~i ,taso Ia saohor coluuc.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04
CalAsrns..

Gold dust in large quantities has been
discovered withia the city limits of
Sacra mento. .. -
lola Montes has recently logged a
Chinese man-serysHt. having arst tied
his pis tail TO the door knob, passed q
day in mining corduroy Bloomer cos
tune. and fnally sued for a separation
from her husband, Patrick B. Hall. after
a union Of tow months, and placed
herself under the protection Of hand
some cabellero.
Waldo, The defested Wing candidate
for Governor. in Califoruis. 20, large
msjorities in Coon Holleu, Humbug
Canon. Mad Mule, Negro Hill, Hang
town, Ratilesnake Bar, and Somerset!
No returns yet received from Musgins.
vile spd dsound-hogs' Hiory!
SUNDAY .AnrssMssrs III CALlyoasIA.
On Sunday Sepe nber 94,h, at Glib
louisville, there was = gres, bull- aud
bear Eight besweep a womsn and i bull
aud i.ot race between the celebrated
john GildsrsleeIes aud Vim. Waters
These are dslicate anusena en- b., truly,
for the 6tst day Of tho week..
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04
lava Matters;

Burlington, with a population Of T.
600. is the larges. city In Iowa.
The Baptists held a State Con veniion
at Keokuk last week. Among the res
olutions passed was one recommending
all Bsp,is,s 10 bestow ,heir votes upon
none but friends Of the Maine Liquor
Law. r.H. :.
Al the late fair in Jefferson countys
the amount Of corn. raised on Two acres.
by Mr.. Tell. was 40 bushels. by Mr..
Pope 206 bushels, by Me-. Lynch 322
bushels. The competitors. a. we un.
ders,and from the Ledger. "had not de.
voted any particular attention to these
two acres each. with view Of secus;
ing premis,ns: but they. were selected
from whole fields noarly or equally as
good" = - 80 - !
The Engineers OF the Lyons love
GENITAL r. r. aud OF the Missouri B. r.
PASSED through our town several days
since running their lines within q few
rods Of each other. East Of this We are
informed abe lines frequently cross each
other. How they run west we are no,
Informed, but presume :hasihe two corps
OF Engineers running from one point 10
another will not get verv far apart
they will be near enough for neighbors
if.they cannot. agree we'll enosgh 10 run
on tho same line.--N. Des Moises Star.
FAE IN BELLrvyB-CHvRcHB URsEp.
evening week, q destructive
Are occurred in Bellevue, Jackson &c.
A Gsrman ia q state Of iutoxicstion got
into the joiner shop J. B. Bovart.
aud minded fire in the stove (i, 10 sup 4
posed) and BY some means set Are to
the building. The flames were discov.
cred about Q O'Clock Sunday morning.
but too late to be subdued. The build
ing containing > large amount Of work,
and nearly 1000 worth Of ,oels, was
totally, together with the unfortunate
cause OF the conffsgrstion. consumed
lie had, We believe. no family. The
Catholic Church adjoining was Likewise
burned anda quantity Of lumber belong.
ing 10 Mr.. Wynkocp.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04
La nd for. sale.

Lea nd for Sale.
TIMBER and PRAIRIE LAND. near English
i river, from - ~ SO miles vert Of Nusoatine.
Enqulss of O:oud Common az W. "A Drury. Eq.,
at Musoatins. or CHARLES FOSTER,
Nov. :, ls53-sw. Rchmooa, Iowa.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

DscovERI OF THE NoRrHEaR PAS
sAoE.-Commodore Mcclure in the, In.
vsstigasor has accom- plished the North.
west passage. having passed out through
Behring's Straits. Inhs bitsn,s were
discovered farther Northward than had
been known previously. They were
very friendly. Great quantities OF cop.
per were found. apparently in q pure
state. II was used by the natives for
edging their weapons. but they were
s,n used at seeing pieces Of il picked up
by the ssilors as possessing Value
Since October. 1851, the crew Of the In.
vestigator had been on two-thirds al
lowsnce.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-04

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Iowa. CHARLES FOSTER.
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