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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
The Celebrated Plymouth Rock.

A portion Of The rock upon which the
Pilgrims landed, is still visible The
surface, now exposed. is but few fee /,
in circumference, and level with the
ground. In l774. the Wings, in order
10 increase the revolutionary excitement
attempted 10 remove the entire rock TO
the town square, to erect over it lib
erty pole. In the attempt, the rock
split, which tradition says, greatly sur.
prised the citizens. who construed The
circumstance into favorable omen,
indicating The final separation OF the
colonies from the mother county.
The top part Of the rock beirg split
off. they hitched twenty yoke Of oxen to
it, and drew il TO The square and erected
iiber,y-pole over it, while the lower
part was lowered into its origina! bed
where il now lies. at the head Of long
wharf, with store houses on either side
Of it. On the present occasion. nm arch
has been thrown across it. decoratei
with evergreens. and the following in
.scriptions:- @
"This rock has become an object Of venera ~ in the
United States" H0
emo New Englander could be willing to have that
reck buried and forgotten"
"a rock in the wilderness welcomed our Stree,
From bondage far over the dark rolling sea,
On that holy altar they kindls ID the fires
which glow in our boeons, Jehovah, for thec.'
The fact. as TO whom belonged the
honor Of first stepping upon the rock,
has never been decided 1t is alike
claimed by the descendants OF Mary
Chiffon and John Alden. Ii seems thai
the May Flower anchored about mile
and half from the town. as there are
extensive fats in front OF il. anl that
the passengers went ashore in the ships
boat; among these was Mary Chiffon
and the q uestion now is. whether Mary
jumped ashore first, or whether John
preceded her. and CALAMITY assisted he'
10 land.
That portion Of the rock removed te
the town square, remained there unit
the 4th Of July, 1884. when, to preven
its being carried away in small pieces
i, was placed in front Of Pilgrim Hall
and enclosed within an iron railing
upon which is inscribed the names o
those who subscribed the compact oi
board the May Flower, while she wa
a. Cape Cod.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
Domestic Recipes.

To CURE WARTs.-The oil from the out
side shell of walnuts, or butternuts, it is
said, will cure warts by few applications.
To mend iron pots, mix finely sifted lime
with some white of an egg, till a thin kind
of paste is formed; then add some iron
filings. Apply this to the fracture, and the
vessel will be found nearly as sound as ever.
To make a pleasant perfume and moth
preventative, take of cloves, caraway seeds,
nutmeg, mace cinnamon and Tonquin beans,
Of each one ounce then add as much
Florentine orris root as will equal the other
ingredients put together. Grind the VIII ole
well to powder, and then put it in bags,
among your clothes, &c.
Creases may be removed from velvet by
passing the under side of the velvet over q
warm smoothing iron. Let one person hold
the velvet tight and another pass the iron
then spread out the garment and brush
gently yet briskly with velvet brush.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
Preaching a Practical Sc, mon. ..

! A number Of years ago. Parson, B=--
preached in a town in he interior Of
this State. A s.und theologia n ~ ,wsl
Parson B., as a published ,oloms< OF
bis, sefmons evince but like ,n,asyia
Clergyman Of the pas,a gcnera,ioss he
was too much given a. presc hing seioe :
rinal sermons. to the exciusioifss of
practical themes lat ieas. so thought
one Of his parishioners Mr. c. sas
MIR. B." said hi. one day to tho
clergyman. "we know AL abou, the doc.
trines by this time. Why don't YOU
sometimes pfeach to US a real practical
discourse 2"
"Oh, very well. il you wish il. Il will
do so. Next Sunday will preachfa
practical Sermon - v-pas .a,s, =
SUNDAY morning ame;, a nd an nuusu.
ally large audlencs. attracted by the re-
port OF the promised novelty. were in
attendance. The preliminary services
being performed. the Pdrson announccd
his text. After "opening his subject"
he said he should make pracsicalappli-
cation TO his hearers lie then com.
menced at the head Of the aisle, calling
each member OF the congre CATION by
name, and pointing out his special
faults. One was incliued in crcature
comforts another was terrible, man
at good bargain. and SO on. af8A
While in mid vol ey. the door of
the church opened, and Dr. S-yens
tered. slksas lEi s1ga
"There.' continued the Parson. ..there.
is DR.. s. coming in, in The middle,
OF the service, Ist as usual and distur-r
bing the congregation. He does il just
tc make people believe thai he has SO
large practice that be can't getaime To
come TO church in season butait isn's
SO; he hasn't been called to- sit a pas
tient on Sunday morning for three
months g ass.e awa ssst ~
Thus went on the worthy clergyman
AT last he came to Mr.. c., who sug-
gested the ''praclicai sermon"
"And now,' said he. "lhere is Mr..
C he's merchant aud what,
does he do! why he STAYS ct, home an
Sunday afternoon, and writes business
letters, II he gels a lot Of goods, up.
from New York on Saturday night, he
goes 10 his store and marks them, on.
Sunday, So as 10 have them all ready on,
Monday morniu g-that shows how he
keeps the Sabbath aud te isn't sa,is-z
fed with doctrinal sermoas--he waite
practical ones. "e5fs TX g.is,aas0 asl r 4I5asa
AT tne conclusion ofjthe service.q tho
Parson, walked up toraMr. c., and
asked how nc liked The a.practicaE scr-'
mont" -ua ga a-'7osss ,FsassDas
'Mr. B." was ths reply. '.presch
Just what you please after this. ri
never attemp, to direct yoa agaia.-s =
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
DaratioR of Human Life.

From the advance sheets Of "Ths
Art OF Prolong'ng Life"-in Press by
Ticknor. Reed a. Fields as m'lss 2''s@-d
II is commonly believed thar adurirg
the early periods Of the world. the
lives of its inhabitants were more youth
fuI and perfect ; shat those -primitiyc-
men had a gigantic, size, increditablv,s
strength and most astonishing dnra-
tion OF life. A variety Of such notiens-,
were long prevalent among mankih.lis
and TO these we are indebted for the 0yi- i
gin of many romantic tales Some have
no, hesitated seriously to ascribe to our
iorefa,her Adam he height ofnine hun.
dred yards, and the ngc of almost o.
thousand years. But the accurate and
rational investigation of modern phil os.
ophy, has converted the supposed bones
Of giants found in different paris OF the
earth, into those OF the elephant and
rhinoceros. and accute theologists have
shown the chronology Of The eafly sssgss.
Mas not the same as that used AT rresess
ent.3sas s. 4a s.afs8 aFas 1sgt2 ssla a,stRs
Some. particularly Hensler, have psev-
ed with the highest probability. thai ths.i
year till the time of Abraham. consisteds@
only ofthree months that h wasafter.
ward extended to eight and that il was
no. till the time Of Joseph that i: was :
made to consist Of twelve. These as;;h
sertions are. in Q, certain degree con; q
frmed by some Of the eastern nations,
who still reckon only three months to,
the year and besides. i, would be al.c.a
gether inexpl cable why, the lie Of maa
should have been shortened one half J,
Immediately af,erthe food. It,swonldsa
be equally iaexplicable why the patri-ss
archs did not marry till their sixtieth,ig
SEVENTEEN. aud even hundredth yesr;'a
but this difficulty sanishes swhea.'we
reckon these ages .accordihg to the zhss
fore mentioned siandard. which ewillio
give thetwentieth or thiriieth year = audsK
consequently. the same period ~ which,
people marry at present. sN' :, saSS ss1'ssls
The whole. therefore, according to
this explanation, assumesa differensap-
pearance. The sixteen hundred years
before the food viii! become four, hun
dred and .ourteel aud the nine hnn'
dyed years. (.he highest recorded. which,
Methusaleh lived. will be reduced o.
two hundred-an age which is not i'm.
possible, and to which some men in MODE
ern times have nearly approschsd.t -yasbsA
In profane history, we hare an 90. z
court Of many heroes and Arabian kiaos :
OF those periods, who attained to the &
age Of several hundred years but these
pretended instances Of Longevity, saa
be explained in. the SANE ma nner - - i
With the period OF Abraham. q peried
when his,o y seems first to be es,ablish..s
ed, 10 more certain grounds. we. hrd
men ton Of duration OF lille which, can )
be still attained. and which no longer y
"arpeers extraordinary. especially when
we consider the tempersle msaner saArs
which the pairiarchs lived; and thai aasA
they were nominades, or u waaderisolss
people. they were much exposed 10 sithseei
free omen air. ~ go sgltkEssSfk ~ So - =
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20

A BOAT attached to spa13 lEhele..a
in the Pacific. was drawn - mtn9siae@s
side oil an hour, and the probability is
,hst a whale will 60 20 miles an hour.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
Intercssing Statistical items.

An average If i36 pianos are made in Boston in one
week, er 1912 every year. "
Tac aggregate loss of property by re in the United
States during November exceeds q, 900, 600.
During the last three months tho aggregate loss a
by IRE in the city OF Naw York amount to $4,000 000
on which there was insurance OF only ST. 500 600.
Chicago contains white population of 5S, ,53S, of
whom 29, 134 are natives and 20 404 foreigners-tse
latter ex seeding the former 270. 4
The taxable property in Pennsylvania is est;ma ed
TO oe worth si9S 600, and it is assessed make
$685., COL. e-,..-- 4.
In ten counties Of Pennsylvania there are 2s3 iron
works, and $ll 600 900 fixed capital employ cd
in the manu,se uie.
The New York Central R,'lroad, it is stated, haE
over % miles Of freight in use, and the bus ness
of the ros is increasing rapidly that additional
cars ars constantly being made. -..t M
2l S97 deaths occurred in New York city during the
past year. of which ii $40 males and 10 l2 fe.
males. OF the deaths, 1927 ware posons under ten
years of age, and Of these s7l were under one year.
Consumption carried of the greatest number, 2723.
Daring the year 1858, there were lis steamboat
disasters Western waters, 80 lives lost and S623
500 worth of property destroyed. There were not
onetwsntcth as many lives lost the past year % dur
ing the year previous. 5st %
The ST. Louis Ne,rs publishes statement OF the
c,mmsrce of that city for the last thye years. giving
the leading articles some Of which there has been
falling sf and on Others an increase. or lead there
was received in 1852, 404 34S pigs in 1885, 1856 $50
OF aour, in 1852, 13l s33; in 1858. 20l,0I2. OF
wheat, in 1852, 7s7 ss5 bushels; in 1853, O4os.
The population of Baltimore is estimated at 2OO,-
600. The total number Of deaths during the past
year were 5,045 Ths months of greatest mortality
were January, February, March and August. The
month Of greatest health was Novsmber. The largest
mortality Of any week was l63; the least was 73 -
Out Of tn: whole number there were 2S3 under ten
years of age, being nearly two-ifths of the whole
number. The number which died Of consumption
was 728. There were 1872 deaths Of colored people
$50 free and liz slaves. By sex it was divided
malls 2,65l and females 239A The greatest mortal
ity, il will be perceived, amongst the children
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20

EXTINCT AMERICAN RAcE.-Amids,
The plains Of North America. some pow.
erful nation, which has disappeared,
constructed circular, square. and octag>
onal forti6caiions; walls, 5000 toises
in length; tumuli. from 700 TO 500 fec,
in diameter, and l40 feet in height,
sometimes round, sometimes with sever
al stories, aud containing ihouss nds OF
skeletons. These skeletons are the re.
mains of men less slender aud more
squat ihaa the present Inha bitan,s Of
those countries. On vast space OF
ground at the Lower 0riuoco, as we'll 5
on the banks OF the asio uiare, and be
tween the sources D. the Essequibo and
the Rio Branco, there are rocks OF era n
lie covered with symbolic figures
These sculptures denote that The extinc,
generations belonged ie ma tions differen,
from those which now inhabit The same
regions.-HumJoidi's Travels.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20

Too much grasny argues shallow mind
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20

inhedded IN IT quantity Of human hair, and pieces
Of finger nails. eavcloped IN paper ON wlc, was an
legibe Inscription. Tbcy must have been placed
there hall century ago. There was, ia days Of yore
superstition that If person suffering from toothache
cut his hair aad nails on Friday enveloped them in
PAPER marked with the date and birth of the sufferer
placed them IA hole IN tree, and plugged up tie
oe tightly, the pain would not occur 50 long Us the
Tree lived This was, probably, the origin Of the
aforementioned deposit. tftse--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Ssar reached l6o7s bales thsss Of 1854 7T72 balss
nzd those Of 1851, $1,000 balss. In view IL these
lnOte che current year, closes with better prices
fur inc staple than have had oocAsiou to report
pinos l6Ao while everything promises well fer
khe coming season, far N 1t ID At present
possible forssee Russian whch 10 scarce last sold
ct e2oc but II now held ~ $500 per ton. Yarns In
as l4c per h. The I'm pers of Russian hemp yarns
4h have amounted to oS5 tons Of hemp and 228
tons OF yarns agans those OF 1862 embracing 8 tons
pf hsmp and $40 tons Of yarns The arrivals Of Manila
hemp during December reached $40 bales, and the
bsee OF the article within the period
pdsed 740 bales, 1T 11hc l2c per h. cloEng with
stock Of only $500 bales he market which holders
arc Indifferent about selling at tbs extreme figure antci
Satng stu further advance. shipment Of 0T4 bales
gent rates for this kind remain unchanged $3.50 $l35
psr ton Az plentiful suppy OF It is soon expected,
several cargoes offered t. arrive at something less
than the above quotations
IME-Rockland WAS in moderate demand at u LIZ
Sor common and 81 s7K for lump, per Dbl
OnS- Nothing Of i'm portancs was done IN whale sperm.
or olive today. There have been 600 gallons hnseed
sold At 90. . Csc FER gallon
PROVISIONS Pork was moderately active The days
trAnscons comprised 400 bbs old Ut e3 - for nsss,
end el1 for prime Cutmeas wsre unAltered The sales
nj lard have been confined 100 bbls good to prime ct
pxe. loo. per Id. Beef was quiet, but Arm. There
we're $50 lbs Of ct previous quotations Butter
and cheese were unaltvrcd.
SuGAsThsrs were 260 hhds. Cuba purchased at about
previous figures The stock hand Of all kinds consist
"a of IL OFT hhls., b876 boxes, and II, 276 bags.
ToaAooo- Nothing new occurred in this line to-day.
Tie total amount In this market estimated ct 7648
bids. domestic and ssl6 bales Spanish.
WHsKxY.-Unly 100 hhds. drudge were bought ct 27o,
usuAl terms, per gallon.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

1yoRPoRArIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY Gvsn ts the occupant occupants
II ali houses let's proved uninproved ands afeot
thereby that the have been compile
~ By lodged In the ooe Of the Bureau
V-Tog tagging north side Of Seventh street. The limits
haeed include all the several houses
"a lots Of sund yaoant let's pieces and parcels Of land
Situated On north side Of Seventh street. ~ west
D. ana north street hundred feet
es Of lots west thereof AL pesssas whose
Asreete the above named Assessments aAe
ho sre opposed same either Of them requested
Sher objections in writing TO the undersis ned, 81
~ once No. Hall Of Records, within Thirty aAys fSsn
q lsSs Of Mis- notice. ~
CHARLES J. DObGH. Assessors.
CHARLRS NcNIELL,
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NEW YEARS DAT At BARNUHs-TIvE PER
IN formances at 10Y o'clock In the morning, and
afternoon, and ga O'Clock evening" the laughabe play Of
R0B!Nn0N CRUsO1, ths Scottish dana Of Ta. nOsE
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Afternoons O'CLOCK
Bearded Lady, well the performance cents;
children under tsn l2K oents; seats In the Parquet, l
cents extra; Secured Seats, 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

1yoRPORArIoN NOrICE.-PUBLIo NoTICG Is HERR.
by vsn 70 the owners, occupant or occupants
q Al houses improved unimprovsa lands affected
ereby that The wing have been plsted
Az Assesrs lodged in the once Of the Bureau
Tor AagEng north side Of Twenty ninth street. hstween
hIa ala Lxingtea Tbs Limits embraced By sueh
nsoent include all the several and lots Of ground
sant o pieces and paros Of land sitaassd On the norh
ss Lexington hundred feet west thereof
persons interests Affected by the above
and who opposed TO the either Of
h resuessd V present. their ssjecsisn, wrsins
- The unaoTpigned, Office, No. Hall Of Records,
Vithh thirty days fron tho data II this notice.
WILLIAM GAGS,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,)
0Hoe DvrSaR Of Street Department Dec ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

1EoRI uEW CLASsRs-BRO0KEg DANCING AGA
IN deny, n Dreons strssA between Broadway And The
BsVsgyxhe Vupils present making mesa
sssA IEs hsyoad all yrsss4sna In ens ecnrse Of lee.
s1sWA yass asa quadrss The ladies' afternoon GLASS
On fussAays and Trsays three TIL sz eolook Gentle
1snss elias Tussdayp and Fridays, from till eleven
nEs beeskss evening class TOR ladies ssslusivey,
wednesday and Saturday, IRON ul nns O'Clock Ap.
esa1sa se sAhsr sass q psvass issseas al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
JoNHS GEnAT GIT ENyEErIgn
y AT pbPS NV c SI Lo1 H dh1 ~ ss4 4renxnvAv

onLy DOLLAR.
which admit four Exhibons As celebrated PAia ne
The PANTOeCOPD or CALEDONIA. PLAINA AND
SALT LAKA CITY,
Or, the Voyage to Scotland.
EAsh tieksA alse snAitlsa the holder ens q ths
10000 0lRTS.
Among The many rich And valsasis CHS are Ne Ssow
ins=
:pisniid iarn in 6r::nc es.nsy, H. u, wiih iii
the modern improvenents valued e.. rs 600
hsAessns thrss ssoU Nwslhnx in New Hsfk
- :.s;:i iii:. 40, Sv:hi:: |. fSi:;:i.Ix 49,
si.: ::. ,Sl.: .:; /; Dvs.s !. I::s::. ,;i::i
II. t:,sSs !: s::iis.i" s; B;;ii:s.:.. VI. 49,
spisn1ii C.asi a.i H:r..;. Waived e.. 6so
The aning oifts sonsiss In splsnA Paaos dssA
Gold WASHES, As. the whole valued ~ upwards Of
10000 DOLLARA
The disebutsn Of 0if shall BE- N aoooTdaaee wikh snd
subject only ~ the dirsesons Of We shaxshelders-
Psrssns hen nap Aspsas rsesivxg Ahex nm
In asssrdanes wteh tAsk 6hsss1euA
REnHnDnn, KvEny TIcEEr RNrIrLRs A
Teksts les sals - asps Chapel Ne. us Broadway,
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Canadian pysalvAy; = Lsveisys nswSsap Bxby's and
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