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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

SENATOR PCGu AND LEcoMProN.--Senator
Pugh, III a communication to the n. Y.
Herald, denies that the Democratic members
of the Ohio Legislature have withdrawn all
instructions as to how he shall vote on the
Kansas question. lie also says Kansas
ought to be admitted Immediately, under the
Lccompton Constitution, with declaration Of
the right Of amendment at amy time.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27
News Ebarawy1phs.

A critic speaks of j. G. Hamilton, au,lIor
Of the wretcbcd biography Of Alexander
Hamilton as The man who ATTEMPTED his
fafhey,s life.
II is s,il to le .ruo thot the two grootest
.trroc,inrs +, lady visitors At WASHINGTON
,ro p.ns;lon, p,.,.,,or Who l,os ma n,;f
and NJ AI,r,n,r P.rnIi'aI who has DOZEN
~. =. p:,..
way 'E"',''. Is e"''le'S o"'Pe,''e' ~ '.'
o"'p'; ",H river l''t''riS may oe 'ons'uIi.u
entirely 'ocNen up 'or ~ ieas' q ''on'n ~
c'i'c e., FROM " ieel''s oo"n " '"' 'nou'n'
'"e ONO Is ye' open.
The Governor OF Pennsylvania has sent
rcqnlsltion TO the Governor or ONO tor the
delivery OF Mr.. Porter, the Secretary OF the
American Sunday School Union. who proved
defaulter to the tune OF $oO,OOO.
queen 'ic'o'la ,h''tea oaran oole''a' Al
h,''o"" r,.noess' ooaiu'ns "1 o'la''ian', ~
Wv, NV I I.uuS y; ',I t'neI'e roy"'' anu svh'
conld Lor1lv boya refactod IN tha sor;ors |
offence which This royal examnle Of s.neoro
worship" would rive on This side Of the A..
lantic.
AtLodv Nonier,s late hal, at WASHINGTON
tEe wife Of Connt de Sortices wore diamonds
to tha omnnnt IF s.varol ihonsond dollars
Tho lace roba worn NV Mr., No,thaws If |
Alabama, cost three thousand dollars! Mrs.
Gwin, Of California, also wore a robe of
Honiton lace, valued, with its decorations,
at two thousand fl ge hundred dollars The
dress worn by Lad, Napier cost nearly the
same.
SINGULAR MALArY-Ihere IS place IN
Tennessee called the Sewanee Mountains,
the coves OF which are infected with the
milk slckness-a malady ta.al IN almost ev'
cry instance. bill has been itroduced in
10 inc present Leg'Slalhre 10 make IL a Pc
nal o'lelGe TO take DOWN any portion o1 .he
fences "'''cll nave oeeh placed arouhu 'ne
sues 81 'ne l''on"la'n' 10 prevent 'ho '!ccsss
e'1l'e! u reiSos oi 'a''le 10 .he ParVlcui'.
I,c'''''''s ""eiS 7. 'ne uneA''aineu CAUSES ~
ILLS NY ''e' 'o'' o'se'Se arc SUPPOSED " GALS
| Thr slaves have been condemned to be
hanged at New Kent, Va, on the 10Th
March, for the murder of James C. Grant.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

sg@ Creditors, some one has re-
marked, never annoy man as long as
he is getting up in the world. A man
Of wealth only pays his butcher once a
year. Let bad luck overtake him, and
his meat bill will come in every morn
ing as regular as breakfast and hungry
children.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27
For the Journal.
HAVELOCK.

In honor-though to thee unknown,
Save from what conscience said,-
Seek thou the dust, heroic one,
And peaceful be thy bed.
Sublime as virtue, and as calm,
Brave Havelock, be thy rest
Within thy martyr-grasp palm,
cross upon thy breast.
And, if it be but mockery,
To utter aught Of praise,
Yet thine is immortality,
On which the angels gazci
Therefore, though words are vain and weak,
To reach thee in the sky
Yet did not man the silence break,
The stones themselves would cry.
Wherever tonges shall tell of worth,
Or speak of high degree,
More than of crowns that gid the earth,
Shall mention be of thee.
Thine too wreath that shall not fade
Oh, warrior, patriot, priest;
When glory's laurels, have decayed,
And wars rude voice hath ceased,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

c. When Mrs. B., the actress, was ma
king a summer excursion in the country,
she was accompanied by her husband, and 4
party Of his and her friends. One of these
was Mr.. -. formerly pilot on the Bos-
ton station, who had laughed and grown fat
SO long that he mad become, like Woolsey,
man of unbounded stomach" Some
one asked, "Who is this large man in Mrs.
BIS suite % ''That," said his informant, ''is
Mr.. -; he is pilot" EXACTLY was
the response, 81 should think he was
DGuncieOus Pilatc!o
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

TIE ST. LOUIS CALAMITY. According to 4
statement published in the St. Louis papers
Of Monday, the whole number of persons in
tho Pacific Hotel when it caught fire was |
or r. OF this number, A ESCAPED unhurt !;
nine were badly hurt, and eighteen arc sup
posed to be dead. The bodies of four more
persons arc believed to be in the ruins. This
closes the record.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

NEW YORK DRY Goops TRApE.-In regard
to dry goods, the N. Y. Independent says
A moderate demand has sprung up for sta
pie goods, domestic and imported, and prices
are firm. Some Western and Southern buy
ers are in the market. The amount of goods
in the public warehouse is large, and has
even accumulated since the LIST Of January.
Credit is very cautiously given; and the di-
ninished number Of houses doing business
this spring is moi, made up for by any in
creased activity with those that remain. The
demand and the supply are pretty we'll bal
anced. Any great increase in the consump
ton would speedily put up prices; but such
is not by any means anticipated for long
time,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27
IOWA NEWS.

Bishop Loras, of this Cath lie diocese,
who died at Dubuque on the 18th, was G6
years of age. lie had been ailing for some
time, yet was able to attend mass the preyi-
Gus morning. He was native of Lyons,
France, but had been in this country many
years.
OLD SETTLERS FksTIvA1.-Th Old Set
tiers of Davenport and vicinity, who settled
in the State previous to 1910, hel! y Pio-
neers' Festival at tie Rurtis House in that
city, on Monday evening last. John p.
Cook, Esq, was the orator. Antoine lie
claire, the President Of the sod Settlers
Association" was the Oldest settler present.
having located in 1888. Tie Society gave
him g,ld>hcadcd hickory cane. The pre-
sel;talion speech was delivered BY John T.
Dillon, and the rcponse in behalf Of MIR. LIE
claire by E. Cook. The GnScite states that
from seven to cigh; hundred persons partici7
pated in the festival. 1t give, list Of los
members of the Association now living who
located in Iowa previous to 1910, but says
TIC list is not complete. Eliu Alvord, aged
SO years, was the oiles: mar: present at the
festival.
MUscaTINE AND AyAAo,A L. R.--Our lip
ton friends are info med that We are all
right on the railroad. The route has been
surveyed to the county line south. -dn4ns2-
Sn Eureka ODD
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

Ea5- " Blush not now," said dis
tinguished Italian to his young relative
whom he met issuing from haunt Of
vice, ''you should have blushed when
you entered. % That virtue is of little
worth which shrinks not from the slight
est contact with evil, instead Of looking
at the worlds opinion. ve>"zI-'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

sg3- There is great deal of retribntive
Justice in the world. Only short time ago,
Douglas ana Wise Were continually denoun-
cling all the opponents OF Democ racy as Alb
ard now the Democracy arc de-
nouncing thelu as Aboltionists.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

BAD SrEcULATIoN.--Th Canals of Ohio
did not pay their expenses last year by 81
224.46. They cost the State millions Of
do lars for their construction. The money
expended on them was borrowed, and bonds
were issued, which impose charge for in
tercst amounting annually to SSl3,7SO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

fyThe Administration have issued orders
to their officials at New York to Immediately
get up Lecompton meeting, and manufac-
ture public sentiment in favor Of the scheme,
to stiffcn the back-bones of the New York
recrcants
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

BANK OF FL RENEE. This institution has
gone M" and utterly failed to redeem its
Issues. We are informed that the small sum
of ninety-ei2ht dollars was presented at IL.
counter FOR redemption on S turday last,
when the holder was very politely informed
the bank had neither currency Or coin with
which to redeem that small amount. We
regard the "Cat' as dead, and quote it at
eighty per cent. discount Council Blu ifs
Buqle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

FLur1ERING AMONG THE PosrMAsTERs.--A
dispatch from Washington of the oath says
tho commissions of 81 postmasters, princi-
pally of the northeast and Western States,
including Cincinnati, expired the previous
day. Many of the incumbents had arrived
and we're looking fer rs-appointments, while
! large number were seeking their places.
Ths Cabinet had the subject under consider
.t;o,. but arrived at no conclusion.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

sB"A first rate joke took place quite late
lv, in our Court Room. A woman was tes-
titying in behalf of her son, and swore
''that he had worked Oh farm ever since
he was born %
The lawyer who cross-examined her, said
''you assert that your son has worked on a
farm ever since he was born p
sI do.''
s'What did he do the first year9"
''He milked."
The lawyer evaporated. -Ha7tford Cour
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

c. The Albany Dutchman says there is
man in Troy with a nose SO long that he
has had holes bored in it and uses it occa-
sionally for a clarionet, and is said to make
music as sweet as when the morning stars
sang o'er creations birth.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27


The ROBIN REDBREAsT.-The bal
lad Of the "Babes in the Wood" le-
gend Of unknown antiquity, has made
the robin redbreast sacred bird in
England, for the robin-"the old beg
gar with the scarlet bosom''-is never
harmed there, however other birds may
suffer. II the robins could but know
how many Of their lives have been
spared for the sake of AN old song,'
they would hover round the graves Of
poets, as they did over the unburied
bodies Of the children in the wood, and
strew them with leaves, in grateful re-
membrance Of the power and tender
ness of Charles Mackay.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

Slow WoEK IN CONGRESS- Almost three
months of the session have elapsed, and still
we can point to only one perfected measure
the act authorizing the issue of Treasury
Notes Several matters of great moment
are pressing upon the attention of Congress,
but Lccompton blocks the wheels in both
houses. Nothing can be done until that
question is disposed of, because the Admin
istration, with mu'ish obstinacv, has deter.
mined that nothing shall be. Minnesota is
knocking at the doors of the Union with I'M
impeachablc credentials in her hands, but
she is to be unnaturally linked with Kansas,
and made to share in the distractions by
which the latter is environed. The Army
must be strengthened if the Mormons are to
be brought to terms, but the Army bill waits
on Lecompton. 1t is important that steps
should be at once taken to build Railroad
to the Pacific, yet here again Lecompton
opposes all progress.
All Thu happens, be it noted, because the
President, not content w tn being the Chief
Executive Of the nation, has undertaken i'm
periously to dictate its legislation Chicago
Press.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

% An indolent boy, being asked by his
teacher, "who came latest to school9' re-
Piled: Indeed, sir, l cannot say, for I did
not get here early enoug III to see.'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27
nW An old offender was late

~ An old offender was lately brought
before learned Justice of the Peace. The
constable, as a preliminary, informed his
W orship that lie had in custody John Sim
mons, alias Jones, alias Smith. VERY
well,' said the magistrate, 81 will try the too
s0onee en- first; bring in His Jones.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27
MErUnL1CAN STATE CONVENTION.

3 4 =
k-tebli.nn Etats Ccr,Grtior Will be held st
Icva city, on slewdsy, TIE 18th day OF June,
1879, 'er Iu'p rsr;ntting Secretsry.
Auditor, TTessure,,. stste ard Attorney 4, neral,
aad far HE transaction of such other tusiues. rs
u,ay be eemed necessary ty TIC Convention.
The raio o. 2rsi,a Al un Of each ,ouaty W!
81 ds! gate FIR ey,ry o7o han !c2a Z, publican
>c:es, and IN additional GRO for every fraction
evr1 Gs'y tas vota fer Govtrno. at ths lat State
election tsiu tie lasis. 0'ganizsa cocn tses With
less the q enc hundred Republican votes viii he
e:ttl!td each TO one delegate.
s. J kIRKwolD. W. y. FARNFa,
n. CL.RK, Fl. PfiF.
II OTC>roR. e. d. WuolE S.
Nt,,, l.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

AN I<DlANA DsHrIsr.--!ho following we
copy from Il busn' IS circular of il wag Of a
tooth-rullcr, at Bloomington:
Benevolent MS'itution. - Dir. J. PAYNE,
dentist, having once more opened III Office in
Bloomington, will perform all operations on
the teeth at greatly reduced prices. Il be1u-
tiful silrer cup will be presented to the per-
son having the greatest number of teeth ex-
tracted-and a splc'rlid g,!d ,cltcl will be
awarded to the one having the finest set of
artificial teeth inserted. Teeth extracted far
q dollar q d0een
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

TIE ART OF TALKINe.-There are persons
who talk for the sake Of talking; there are
others who talk in order to talk we'll ; but
your fool talks to make others talk about him
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

REFUSES TO OBEY INsThUCTIoNs.-A Wash
ing dispatch Of the 10Th says: "Senator
Bell will not obey instructions on Lecomp-
ton, and will state his reasons for this course
at the next meeting of the Senate
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

LENT.-Lent is so called from the time
Of the year in which it is observed-the
word, which is from the Saxon, signify
ing spring, but now used to signify the
spring fast, which always begins so that
it may end at Easter, to remind us Of
Chrst's suferings, which ended with his
resurrection. The forty days are typ
ical Of the Savior's abstinence in the
wilderness. Wednesday (at which
Lent begins and which came on the 18th
Of this month } is so called from the
custom that used to prevail of the
priests putting ashes upon the penitents
head, and saying the words" Monsen-
to, homo, quod pulvis es, ct in pull
verem reverteris, D." Remember,
man, thou art dust, and thou shalt re-
turn to dust.'' The ashes used were
made Of the palms consecrated twelve
months before. ..
The following regulations are put
down for observance by the Roman
Catholics during this season:
First. All the days Of Lent (Sun-
days excepted) are fast days of obliga-
ton. ... ..t...
Second. The use of flesh meat is
allowed by dispensation, on all Mon-
days, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, in
Lent, once in the day only on Sundays
it is allowed without restriction as to
the number of times. ...s.
Third. Lard may be used in pre-
pairing food on all the days of Lent
(This dispensation also extends to all
the days Of abstinence throug hout tho
year,
Fourth. Eggs, fish, butter, cheese
and milk may be used at the evening
collation.. ..,. p.
Fifth. The use of flesh meat and
fish at the same meal is prohibited.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

Cinc,co. The Republicans are running
John G. IIaines for Mayor, and the Demo
Gratis DR.. Brainard. The election takes
place March ID.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

How did you liks that clam song ."
asked an cd LADY Of her daughter, as
they stepped with the crowd out into the
open air after popular concert. "Clum
song - exclaimed the young lady, III as
fonishmenl "why, what do you refer TO,
mother ?" "Why, The first one he sung"
"Oh you mean Shells of The Ocean don't
you mother % "Well yes,' said the old
lady, 81 do think that vast it was some
thing about CLANS, any way, ana YOU know
| like cams so well! Didn't you like
il 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

memorialized the Legislature for relief.
They allege that they are seriously embar-
raised by an expenditure of about S4S 900
for the erection of the Capitol building, now
occupied by the State. They ask that at a
time when relief measures are strongly
pressed before the Legislature, the claims of
those who are embarrassed by reason of ex-
penditures of which the State is enjoying the
benefit, should not be forgotten. They de-
sire an expenditure for the purchase of the
Capitol building, that it may become the
property of the State; and in the event of a
refusal to purchase, express willingness to
execute a lease of the property that shall be
satisfactory, if any doubt exists as to the
validity of the present lease.-Desmoines
Citizen.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

STANDARD MEAsUREs.-It is neces-
sary in I'll countries where commerce is
in any way encouraged, that some stan
dard of weight and measure be adopted.
In this country and in great Britain,
the yard is the standard of measure,
the length Of which is determined by
the vibration Of the seconds pendulum
at London in a vacuum at the level of
the sea; but as the length Of the pen
dulum varies in different ATTITUDES, the
yard is little longer in New York than
London, because Of the pendulum in
the former Place being about the one
eighth Of an inch longer than in the
latter. This yard is divided into thirty
six inches or three feet. The old method
Of teaching the tables Of measure was
very vague, as it commenced with the
statement that "three barleycorns make
one inch,' which, to say the best, was
a remarkable uncertain method of fix
ing a standard, as barleycorns are very
liable to differ considerably in size.
The French, on the other hand, take
a quarter Of the earth's circumference,
and dividing that into ten million parts,
take one of them, which is equal to
1891 standard inches, and calling it
a metre, form all their weights and
measures. As the circumference of
the earth is not likely to vary much with
time or temperature, and cannot meet
with the accident that befel the STAN
dard British yard, which was melted in
the old House of Parliament, when they
were burned, it is decidedly the most
accurate but so long as we have some
given and known standard, it does not
much matter what it is.-Scicntifc
american.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

DKATn OF JUDGE KANE-John X. Kane,
Judge Of the District Court of the United
States, for the Eastern District of Pcnnsyl
yania, died at his residence near Philadelphia,
on Sunday evening last, of inflammation Of
tho lungs. Judge Kane was great man
chad 'greatness thrust upon him'') in a
small way. What little reputation he gained
had its origin from two opposite causes !:
ono was Ito his honor that be was the father
Of the late Dr.. Elisha Kent Kane, and the
other Ito his dishonor) that he was the unjust
Judge who sent Passmore Williamson to
prison.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

"DIsMAL JEMAY.".-A clever caricattlre
has been published in New York, with the
title, ''Highly unsuccessful performance Of
dismal Jemlny.' 1t represents Buchanan
dressed in the full costume Of rope dancer,
balancing himself upon Mason and Dixon's
line with pole, one end of which, consd-
erably heavier than the other, points towards
the North, and the opposite end, high in the
Dir. points towards the South Dismal Jcm-
my is upon the point Of losing his balance
and his eyes and expression betray the fear
full perplcxity and danger Of his position.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

CANDIDATES FOR lo60.-Bennett, Of the
New York Herald, has the following relative
to the Presidential election of 1860:
The Democrats seem to be principally
engaged in organizing, in filing up their
regiments, looping off the sick and wounded.
They have just got rid of three Presidential
candidates Wise, Douglas and Walker
who have gone into the hospital, wounded
and bleeding from Kansas. This leaves a
fresh field for new recruits for 1860.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

NEBRASKA BANKs.-The notes of the FOL-
lowing banks in Nebraska are received bv
Rabbit u Ross and several other merchant.
in this CITY at Tie fnlIuwin rates
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

G5A negro, who was sent to build a
small hen house, prefaced the job by draw
ing, after his rude manner, picture of the
proposed ''hennery,' with a piece Of chalk,
on board. On being laughed at for ma
king so much fuss over so simple a matter,
he replied, "Mas'r Wyman, when you had
you villa built, didn't you pay the orkytect
for plan? Pend on it, Mas'r Wyman, de
villa for de hens won't be none de wuss for
being skitclIcd tust'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-07

RnrUHr5.D.
| z. r. 8 MT r H,
MERCHANT TAILOR
roursn-street,
! BETWEEN MAIN AND BLoNDEAu,
Has just returned from the East,
HAS RECEIVED THIS DAY
ASeIecu Assortment
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which he will be happy to exhibit to ell who call.
With bis facilities for obtaining
THE LATEST STYLES Of GOODS,
And constantly receiving
Everything new In the way of
FASHION,
lie respectfully invites the Gentlemen Of Keokuk
and vicinity, when in want of
EAsY-rIrrING AND NIcE-HApK CLOTHING,
E1-To GIVE Hfx eALL.-k2
N. B.-Particular attention paid to CUTTING
for other. to make. Boys' Clothes Cua.
Keokuk, Sept. l6, SD
ANDREW j. WILKINSON,
Late Wilkinson Marshall)
wholcsaie and RetntI Drugsist,
NO. DO MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail
~ full assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, window q lass, Glass Ware and
varnishes, at and below market rates.
Aug. 10, Esd
NITRATE Silver Crystali1ed--4s ounces Chem
IN ically pure, in store and for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
auglsd ss Main.st.
IPTs. TURPFNTINE-2 200 gal. in barrels and
o''n'' III ''''e anu "a Az. 'J' WILKINSON,
augl5d % Main-st.
r INsEEp, Lard and sperm oil--2oo gal. each,
L. in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
Augl6d 90 Man-st
A LCoHoL, so aud 81 per cent 500 gal. in store
: - = 80 a. J. WILKINSON,
surl6d 70 Main-st.
(so0PEk'S ISINGLAsS-s0 lbs Of this superior
A. j.. WILKINSON,
auglsd s6 Main-st
A Ykk's Cherry Poetoral--2an dozen Of this
IA standard remedy for Coughs aud Colds, In
A. ]. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for keokuk,
augl6i a6 Mainst
L,RAYsEKS BAklNH poWDEK, admitted BY
L. all who have tried it. as superior to any 9th
or, Manufactured and for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug24d 96 Main street.
IN0PAL, Nos. ! and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., for sale in quantities to suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
ang2sd 20 Maiu-st.
II EUkER'n FAklNA, diet Tor inyaiids and
Ii the sick, for gale by -
aug23d 90 Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS PAIN killer 10 gross large me-
/ dunn aud small sizes, Ter sale by
A. j. WILKINSON.
aug23d 90 Nain-st
(vHRoMES--t;reen and yellow, dry. in store and
~ for sale very low by
4. j. WILKINSON,
aug2Jd 30 Main-st.
DUME Castor ofi--pressed and Clarified
L by steam--in store and for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aug3ld 90 Main-st
M ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang, IN store and for
ll salchy A. j. WILKINSON,
sug24d g6 Main street