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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25
BoarH an0 Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS-Gentieineu viii DO
u well remember they have excellent Lodging: Single
S Ss&. cssa Il i' Ssss 'DlD''
WARMERS HOTEL, No. 2l7 WashngtOn-st-Per-
terms TIsnen, board Odsns 81 sdsy W CHNMBERLiS
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommodated
n with fee lsrs back second floor viii Board at
cold end shower baths References ,qared and given.
A LADY and GENTLEMAN and SINGLE GEN
"A JLEaEN can be accommodated with board aud rooms
A GENTLEMAN and LADY can obtain suite of
unt.Iohse or one isnh'a Room With sO,f a. S ,rsy
between and required
Adore. A. b Post oaee.
A HANDSOME PARLOR, with bed rooms attached,
"A on the second door so t" rooms on the o9th o' Gnis
with besks and tea Can be had No 10 WNeIlypsee
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
App5 sa No sissh.s rcr%s %oasl.is
AT NO. A UNIvERSITYPLACE, may be had
suit Of sse%' 10 The second story ami fa'0' IN the h
A VERY DESIRABLE SUITE of ROOMS for a
~ family wishing Board, NJ No. ls5 BeeeherH
p0ARDING.-Two single gentlemen can be accom-
ID uods,,d with pleasant board No 1914 East Broad
DOARD-A very pleasant front Parlor and Bed
room on q. second aHoI nsy be 0Snsa . ar AuSrl%s
house has all the mode improvement
DOARD-A family having more room than they re-
- s.s would m 49, and :. W .o or s s sSss
enemtn obtain desirable Rooms neatly furnished
S.h. &c Inqoi,s ., No les East isiAs .d-sv
DOARD-Ope large and one small Room will be Let
- partial Board hoosc to be opened first OF
May dses Tbose thai appreciate scheer
ne, sddre b. Brooklyn Post ohee Rsssaee required
DOARD-Desirabe rooms, furnished or unfurpished,
= .s ss:s a 3. @
BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGITS-Within three
w:n ssss sry r0S, a. pss.
nenanA their wives snsls ssnteuen References required
DOARDING-A suite Of handsomely furnished
ID Rooms soor let with without private table in
house having the modern
isshsd Apply No rs sth o. hetsssn Broadway and ths
DOARD-witA pleasant Rooms, furnished or unfar.
I'D pkh.d Breakfast and Tea and Dinner Ssndsya No
4 Fosrth-st convesiept spd rsirosd
DOARDING.-On and after the LIST Of May, at No
I'D ITO lie Roy Hsdson for Gentlemen and their wves
Ala rooms for few single gentlemen rae h'ess con-
Pains hot and baths References required
BOARDING Parlors with Bedrooms attached.
- suable Fsne Gentsusa and lazy sa Be- 'etansd
q Ne IL hoy place, Beeekerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

T'HKlE FLOOks to RENT IN the hr't class oa n.os
irr n es.sh AZ hudus 5 feet vtn w.er on eseh
Cor N in u. dsfe posssoa Apply 70 K O. PIERCE corner
Pias-t proaa<sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

TO LET-Two Houses IN Mercer-st., near Canai,
!, roos or3., ard suit.b fot reneceus lodTo5 Would
h. manufacturing purposs Apply 20 oEo FfNA
10 LiterI~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25
yK,O LET in BROOKLYN-A threc-story and has

| TO LET-From first OF May, the upper part of
House H. Laurertst below Hous The lover will be
by srs smiy whou. children Rent 80 Adiress
| WV EnsL-Llt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

ITO LET-To small family, one-half of three
sory ard basement 10 pleasantly susied in IS s. near
CrotOn bah ard Inquire At No S'5 h ST. in
dTui .fOye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

TO LET A three-story House, suitable Tor sliali
i ,-iy IN siulsr E-stB Brooklyn. near PAEs.sF ,As
res ~hil bcc1 al the Day Apply 10 = hNOA No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

TOR SALE or TO lET-A twO-story aud ba semen
the pofibery eide of o5i q % he iss
AspIy 10 ROBERT b. POTTER, No 81 Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

TO Little four upper floors of the building 10
LTGHT 4 NEWTON, Ne - Calaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

CAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-Gentienen will 90
~ well to have excellent Lodgings Single
o. uisht corner Of Frankfort sac Was
nj Ill LScht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

s4Oh SALE-A raiii vi &c 1Cics P4oa5Hn - s,.u
tee properly bBoSn Nos 30 sad 81 Grove
Wet y ahiD being ~ feet on IroSest add
Washing place For pareli inquire at No 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

EOR SALE, or 10 LET "A newly.but House at
Sor Les within minutes walk Of tbs Railroad De 9ot
srJ pesssrt,J located Inquire of ETHAN FLAGG
TOR SALE-The fine House No. 81 West 35.h-st,
near shay The sty ito shed a'd the location
,etyf-e Price n 500 Vii be reLtsd If not sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

DAY FUpiLS-The sprnE term Of the Misses III sLDS
INeTITr for YOUNG LADiE viii connsace No eiH,
Sd Ntsusbureh tn. residence OF their father tev
J. eieo Monds OF asy The location IT &C es
end combines degree the Of born cify saf
country The Psck-sp sud Div Ferries hSe
ss Ii -hhin short d. snce 'ern. sad ssd
Tut per Pupils ndesed spend their
days ana home, and -nishs reduction For cir
lr containing all psron spp Thu ohce VI Room hs
hulteuyc Messs Harper Both-rs Beskmaast az the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25
TOR SALE-A superior brown-stOne front House

Is by 60 feet built b. with ear- for the
OF The City oy Is minutes om bs Park in New
Yok Nan l.s AID puLa6lag Has modern
ir.n-oyeuent GRSENOUGH & CAWLEY
No afo.l @ay ffJmI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

ITO LET-The spacious aud newly finished Base
No "urra Broad With oe ~rot %
o'her Tue Store shove bs coca
pi.o % Govt Oou len ii tend rste This ,.fs 1-
piece for class ReasItEt Al ply 70 WA THORN No ~
Ful'O,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

s'Ok sALE-In the Nillage OF BOonville, Oneida
CounJ lat. Of Ground with good tsoa.oy House
81 store sh ell the fGtlre the s.kil.
brsrc- All in good eoHdcn vii b sold ls~
rkress luaure upon TIE premises Q; JOHN SAriISG or
" r. EOftFR No l6n Dsisn5-st- Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

Tor SALE-A BARGAIN-26O Lots in Harlem,
extending the 9thav- the grsis and ice
Viii Be sold parcels Of four or moro log. or g-her
AYply 10 j. PECARE No 1913 fssterst
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IpUCATION-A Ladr. resiliag IN healt.r ~

ENGl ISH end CLASSICAL FAMILY sCH0,I
T. for BOYS q Bedfors, wescAe.,er c0auts. -. vi
HANSON A ~ Principal Mex session al eonasses s.S
Nun pgps initsc 10 tsslse rsfu 81 per svs as
Ciry.f, pa, - hid ~ We $40 Pads o. b. IA a.
Pr epsl ne al All .uy IN ~ va d-.is a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

LOR SALE-The neat three story brch d0hse,
With tuostoy No us DGhedst Brooklyn ot "
b. o0 feet Ia yery nsshbo hood sod on mile om
rries cOse the Price 81 90 APPyte
CHARLES JENKINS No y " snk',rt g. Y Y
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4 AlHHsNEN SEAlINARY-f. !. SLOAN, Pn,1

bo5l "a gl0sssrfly sttcd-t n h7 NtCs 4
h.v,r or IL est OF he@.ssea. tire ho4rs "a. o.
ns.Nors Nsrt fsfu1 Ell ;. SO tie h d M,y Saasx
Sodrs sch. Auii,c 20 10 res Principal nay be q
80 = Mort. nj
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u,RS- WHITEs bOARpING SCHOOL tor G IRLS

DlANO iNSTRUCTION.--E. OHLFSEN BAGGK
Teacher of Music gve the essas
his tupi Beat of reference given Apply No iS Esa
/ BrpadW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

H or Al IA D. 81 sfsctsrina Parpos-- "a "a. 81
h.Tltrss N.s III l3 ard "a C~ut,-s' And Nos %
Tnt het-.sn fio.Afd Grzresss The for1s Vs' ~
- - s IT. 10 ie51S The vel usA.-a sal I"
uLhsd ~ith Crsos ster, vs'sT esrss an - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

BARGAiN.-A Farm of l40 acres, situated six
"A niles south of Paterson u of Newark the Pas
s1c River rood hGs Of good grated ro u sores IN
wood sod co orstle house ns- pleasantly elsys
I'D ia es he grouns with 50 osds manure in
barn.y.rd For ior onls ESQ per Ierm liberal
- J LAW No 227 Brosd@', Newark or,
SANDERS No 5 N.ss4lsr, " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-25

L'OB SALk-A twO-story brick front House, SO. 10
Douglas Il. Bfoo lYn doors Of Courts Is
depth Apply psrticaar. H. TILL
SOS No Is FL fon-sf New.fcrk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

n W.fIRlEY LC JrnEY o-runNrss
HARLEY. JUREN, q co, Commission
] Merchants, No. ~ Carondec, street New
Orleans.
g. w nc. lIndgin & Co. Agents, shreqe.
port Ia July %, 1852 ~
BURNSIDE q co, In orfers an
Ds " hoissaf Heaifrs ~ Forsign and d.
mes &c ny Cunts, Noe, 10 and u Charities
street New Orleans
WI remove to % Canal street, early in
auuary. IL.
N,w OlleAns. Jan Z. ihhl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03
J l. " l. l. r !.
UINNAL.LIION

1--WE Copariuership Of W. BRooss & Bno.
l. IS this day dissolved. Persons having
business ~i'h ti,s late hrm, will please appi, To
WIN. Brooks for settlement.
WIN BROOKS,
J. w. BROOKS
w. Baoogs. J. W. Books, and II. p Ma.
say, will eontnae the business at tn. old
stand If Brooks a. Bro where they will be-
pleased 10 serve their friends and the public
gene faI'y, on the most accommodating Term.
The ksceir'ng, Iorrardng. and C0Bgussian
bastness, will be continued BY the undersigned
BROOKS. BROTHER, d MABRY.
Jefferson. Texas, Jan 1, 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

yI>lIE Executive Board Of Managers, arpoin !
| ed by Marshall Lodge No. "a, announce TO
The public that the 9th se-sion Of the Institute
commenced on The Fisst Monday In scpsem-
Der and viii continue ten months, embracing
two. sessions---but ~ vacation ri tue close ~
the tirst--undes ~ direction Of the following
FACULTY.
Rev. Tho +. Wnsos. d. D., Prssidsnf
Nil. WaRrr, LrrLrtsHip VIE Principal
Miss Srshr II fosrxa. Engiish Literature
Hi.s l.. CoevE1A JvSr, Oraameuta! Depart
ussf and frfnch.
Miss EiizAM Aralos, Prinary Department.
sis. AabnEtiA JEsaGIT Juxs, Music, Piafo
Mia. l. Coasrim JOSE Nusie, Organ
M. JrDirH NJ. AyAss, AsaasM Teacher Ia
Muse.
NJ D DAsroafu Prodt9r Of r7cal Mssic.
Course Of Study. and Charges per Sss-
sion, Twenty Weeks.
palsArv Dfr1HfAFsr -ohaagmPhy,
Reading aud writing, per session u
five months. clio %
SIeosn IfsIoa cLkss.--Liemeniafy lee
SOM 10 Arithmetic, Grammar, he,-
cr8pIy. halur Philosophy, fulsl-
oioel nud History si2 90
FiHsr jrsas Class English Gram-
mar. Geography. Arithmetic coniin-
urd. Nainu Philosophy Watts on
ne Hmi Ba.a,, Geology M}thoi
ors and HISTORY. SO 90
Mmrr CtAss Chemistry Rhetoric
Iauc. Nau Science Mental Phi.
Ia.afH.. gsiIeaees - Christianity,
Political aaa Domestic Leouamy
ASTRONOMY. Algebra. Aaaeat and
h.ae.'' i-"a ae- aammeHged So on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

q H1eos me Street. New orleans.
Il lAl.E In, q co, ~ Magazine street,
y. NeN Orleans, u bol,saie D,ai'rs ~ In.
porifd N'dpieand FaHcg Nljts and Niraa G0od,,
Lacrs, iBibrpderirs Glap.s HaBGNgs. ffiaprs.
8rgids' BW'oHs, Glmps, trimmings NJ aHt7aA
BoaaHs, Nrap H4fs, Ribboas, Ar9Eria{
flmeers, Millinery Articles. aud Riri Iapcv
bress dooda of aH kinds 4 full and complete
assortment OF every thing in their line IL the
very latest fashion constantly ON hand. Count.
~ Merchants visiting this City ARE respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
{. YALE, JK. q CO.
II Magazine street between
Common and Grayier
Jan 10, 1898
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03
lMfepSoa Advcrtisements.
Iehn sabine.

MARSHALL ST. JEFFERSON TEXAS,
WAS nov on hand, and will be constantly
III receiving. direct from New fork and ns"
Orleans, large and extensive ASSIGNMENTS Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
,.h,h Le will sell on - favorable terms as
car be purchased elsewhere, and 70 whien be
would Invite the attention Of ,he citizens 81
csss snd the sdj0.a.ng counties. li1nirI,
aad 9 unity merehahts are requested to seA
and e.am;ue his stock, whlch embraces Df}
Goods, large assortment saddles brdits,
hardware, erockery wase, hats, large assoH'
mon, OF ladies', boys, aad. genliemrn's shoes
etc etc.
GROCERIES.--Bac Bacon. coffee sugar, shot
ard poader, nails, tobacco. whisky, sait. &c
which, n,A he soia as Low as any hoar "a
his civ. Al.o: Bagrag and kopa "ll be
furnished to planters on customary Iefns.
MAY 81, 1851 ~
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NEW ORLEANS---ContlnueA

W. HAwLfNs.
DAWLlNS, DUNCAN & Co. r.. pOsr,
IL tors and Commission UercIsn,e' fsc.
Garoudelct street, New Orleans. no 50
REfFa ro-Jamcs Y. Collier ,rolo,,%
Cooper, W S Sanders, J. y. Ro.se' G Il
Joseph w. Taylor, Harrison COUNTY, npo 'Ogs
". Massie, J. j. Holloway Rusk ,on ~, !oar
Trawick, Jefferson. 'uhyi \.
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II & X, II. KEY.
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IIORATlO y. HEWITT. lsuceesso' e
l Tyler & ilcWuL} riANo FORTE AN0H,s
DEALER, 33 Camp street, New Orleans 'w
always ou hand one of the largest ana " !
complete selections of Piano farfes N "
southern country an Of which are eo'fah'g'
MS good and perfect instruments, Agehs
tle sale oi \. SropAHr q Co.'S Ne" ~
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for hne ga
Of tone, pureuess of sound, and fof ufa' y
beautiful finish Of exterior wofkmau@F' y.
are considered by the profession, and sonPr'F''
Judges. TO be the facst Pianos made u
United States Decentralization : teqasa's
90 ihrlr splendid Serpeuluo pattern, w'afe'
Keys, which considered one of the finest y
made.
HNLrrr. DAVIS CO.'S celebrated fs'o
plASos, ., st 81, and : octave Piceo'd ~
Forles, from the ihctory of "PleFsl -
Paris also pmnIuos, Semi.Grand and o'e
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Pianos taken IN exchange and p"'r
ment
GUITARS, from the house Of Hal q
Spanish and French patterns, sc Nlolh'f 4.
large quantities, Molodeons SeraPhln's
gan@, Flutes, mrioncttes, Brass lnslfuu'ss +,
Of all kinds, NioIincellos, RAMOS, s'flnss
a,i Instruments ana musical merehaha'"'
descriptions, Wholesale and retail. u
Sheet Music Of all kinds--musie ~.
from the North by every steamer a. ~ ges,,
published, church Books, instruction Nv
~e
Particular attention Is called to the I'm
extensive uei.eftau n( NgrgrdpOns ana -
which is the most complete and per'.' o ,6
ton of these beautiful Instramense'''
iE the southern market. IAN, ,fi
Al orders from the country f'i'h''"' r,ss
promptly attended TO. a liberal dlseo"''
10 Teachers and TO Scminarlos. ,,,~r
IlORATiO ID. HEWli
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03
HENRY PARSONS


- Camp street, Nae Oyi.s.,
Jan :. lSj3. no =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

JOHN u. ~tOIf Is CO
Nos % HwaB aHa ~ Warren Str. s,
New ork
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EVANS. GREGG. a rp,.

w A. HANNEN q co. (sueee..-
~ J. Bre~stcr9 Wholesale D,lss,,' . !.
French md American Hats, Caps, Siras y y "a
Umbrellas. 10, No. ~ Common St. n o. 700,
Jan. TO- 1854. ,an,s Van.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03
Piano IOricS 81.

THE subscriber keeps eon..,.,
Cad ~ for sale the largest stock Of D..
u y in the city, principally from ca,
ggtsc aud NUNS aud CLAEk. Those 80 y
qae-Honaby the best manufacturer. IN Il. w. =,
State Also. at al iima- Guitar. from n n
tty, together with Niolins. Accordion, '''-'
All the bate and fashionable music, wit y.
ceptar~, etc., etc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

=, O NELSON q co, Comw,,,,o. :,
y. chants, Nea Orleans. "'''
$. O. Nelson New Orleans. + H..
New Orleans; II G. Walker. Memnb,. r.
late Cashier Braneh Union Bank r ,shi,
som. Athens. Ala y, =, We
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

IM. BAlLY &tO., No. 50 Canal 'h l.'.s
N 22 Common St, New Orleans ~
Gr9cers, and dealers in fine er'f'"n 10,
liquors, aud staple goods, eoiiee' t, r,,
salt. moasses, flour, bacon, lard oes'
steamboat and plantation supplies es. ss-ls
Dec. %, 1902. -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Why there are so many Bachelors.

"When you see young lady so very
delicate that she can't make her bed, OF
put couple of plates upon tAe IA bic
and ye, trots all over town daily will
the speed OF race horse to jumbo non
sense with the Sof,pates and Shippers
Jenknses. and Duzenburies, jus. chall
i, down that she's piece Of calico you
can't invest a single penny or pulsation
in. girl who hasn't the muscle te
iift three feathers and pillow case
but can tire locomotive and a whole
omnibus lire cut Of breath is an insti
tuition that. like prussic acid and old
maids. is 20 be kept clear Of. Young
men will please button up the fact in
their memory"
In the case Of the young lady to whom
We refer, the young gentlemen have
buttonad !he fact in their me emory, and
generally avoid her as one to ne pitied.
L:t her learn the useful arts Of ki.ch.
en- life, aud see how much more thore is
in life than she mistrusts.
In The olden time it used to be differ.
eni. as we learn from The following song,
whose moral we particularly commend
TO the can t-make-a-bed portion OF COM
manity,
do not blame bachelor.
Ii he leads a single life
The way the girls are now brought up,
He can't support wife.
Time was when girls could card and spin,
And wash, and bake, and brew;
Bat now they have to keep maid
If they have ought to do.
do not blame the bachelor
Ills courage must be great
To think to wed a modern miss
If small o his estate.
Time was, when wives could belp to buy
The land they'd help to till,
AMI saddle Dobbin, shell the corn,
And ride away to mill
The bachelor is not to blame,
Ii he's prudent man
He now must lead single life,
And do the best he can
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

is one OF the greatest curses our fallen
natures have inflicted upon us. If we
would try half as hard 10 be right, the
ologians. lawyers. doctors. sharpers,
gam blers. Speculation distiilers. dog
gerry keepers. tobacco growers and man
ufscturers, gentlemen. loafers, and pick
pockets seyerally would have TO leave
for some more congenial cline. s.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

INDIA- RUBBER TEErH.-One OF the
latest achisvments in manufactures from
lnds rubber Is thai Of Boston dentist, h
nr J. A Cumming, who rfofrsses to
have succeeded in producing entire sets
of teeth plate ana den,als, OF rubber.
vulcanized to the hardness Of ivory, and
retaining the most exact possible adspi
,ation to the mouth.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

some young men seem to imsgine that
reputation is as easily won ms lost. Il
were not more absurd to believe that u
stone can be as easily rolled up hill a.
down. One false p. one wrong habit.
one bad comp anion. zone loose principle,
may wreck all their prospects. and
blight oil the hopes Of those that love
them. s rs
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

HONE vs.. HoTELs.-The present pen1
Grafton live on the side walk. The Ia.
dies pay twenty-fte dollars for bonl
net to adorn principal street, and thev
sweep the pavement with the costlisst
silks. Our sole hope now seemsto.
create sensation al The hotel or board.
ing house table. Our firtations ara
carried on in the street, en- promsnads.
and our young and blushing brides
commence their honeymoon in steam.
er or on rail road car, We no longer
live for ourselves and for the calm an.
Joymeht of the family circle-we only
live to show our neighbors how ane we
can live not 10 please ourselves but to
astonish the Browns. The household
goods have been packed up in an old
trunk and put in the cellar, and we have
only one genuine sincere worship in the
world-its temple the marble dry goods
box in Broadway, and the high priest
is Stewart. The resul, Of this is now
beginning to be visible in tho laxi,v Of
public virtue and private morality. The
center Of all goodness, home. is now
rapidly disappearing. and we shall mot
be as'onished TO hear it announced that
the next generation will be manufac.
tured by patent labor saving m schinery.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

IHE MIME RiFLE--This fire. arm has
become quite favorite weapon Of the
British army board. and several CORPS
have been furnished with them to ope-
rate with Id the defence " Turkey. Il
is said to carry a bullet 1000 yards, and
can be used with effect at 900. The
greatest effective distance Of an ordins:
ry rifle is about 500 yards.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
VOL. VINO. As.
Discoveries, Inventions and Improve
mentS.

Al, guns invented, 1646.
Shoe-buckles first made, 1880. r
Pendulum clocks invented, l649.
Printing in coIors invented, 1928.
Coffee first brought 10 England, l6lI.
Micrometer invented, in England;
i641.
! Brick first made Of any required size,
1925. a.1
Galileo constructed his first telescope,
1910. a.Ea#
Thermometer invented, by Sanctori-
US, 1910.
Breeches first introduced iutd En-.
gland. 1854.
Logaraithms invented BY Nspief,
Scot, 1914
Theory Of the Rainbow frs. explain.
ed, 1911.
Mulberry trees first planted in En-:
gland, 1909.
Jupiter's satellites discovered, By
Jansin, 1890.
Wine from g.apes, first made in En-.
gland, 1888.
S9gar cane first cultivated in tho
Wss, Indies, 1641.
Bread arst made with yeast. BY the
English, 1850.
Asparagus first introduced into En-
gland from Italy, 1908.
Table forks first insoduced into En-.
gland, from Italy. l6oS
Circulation Of blood frs: discovered
by Harvey, Eog., 1919.
Telescope first invented, by Porto
and Jansen, Hol.. 1890.
Theatre first established in Ensl,nd
D. Shakespeare. 1903.
Speaking trumpet invented. by Kirchs
er, Jesuit, 1852.
Engraving in mezzotint invented. bt
Prince Eugene, l64s.
Tea introduced into Europe fr6m
Chiaa, by the Ouch. 1901.
Barometer invented by Toricslli and
Pascal. It. and Fr.. 164s.
Air pump invented. b- O,hou Guer.
rick. Magdeburg. 1854.
Planet Neptune discovered, by La
Veniere. FIR 1916.
A per'sct alphabet invented, Ry Dir.
Andrew Comstock, AM, 1916.
Letheon and Chloroform discovered,
1917.
Sewing machine invented, by Thin.
onnier, Fr., 1S47.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

CoME KISS ME.-This is the name
that should be given 10 the fashionable
modern bonnet. which, lightly resting
on the back Of the head. Affords no protec.
tion TO pretty face-but on the contra.
ry, increases the sttractions which un-
der any circumstances invite the stomp
Of kindness and affection. How differen.
from the odious poke bonnets used ave
and twenty years ago, Which for med
u orojec ting line OF circumyall. ton
around oemiiching ieatures-a cheUauT
lie fs'ze which The most ardent and pre-
sumpticus sdmirer oi beauty would
hardly attempt TO pass-when even
To undertake the pleasing process,
Required an elephants proboscis.
India rubber clothespins, tooth-picks, and pencil
tina latout uoyoltiaa ont,