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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02


SPEAKING WELL OF OTHERS. If the
disposition to speak we'll of others were
universally prevalent, the world would
become aperfect paradise. The oppo-
site disposition is the Pandora box,
which, when opened, fills every house
and every neighborhood with pain and
sorrow. How many enmitics and heart
burnings fow from this source! How
much happiness is interrupted and de-
stroyed! Envy, Jealousy, and the ma
lignant spirit Of evil When they find
vent by the lips, go forth on their mis-
sion like foul fcnds to blast the repu-
tation and peace of others. Every one
has his imperfections, and in the con-
duct Of the best there will be occasional
faults which might seem to justify an
imadversion. 1t is good rule, how
ever, when. there is occasion for finding
fault, to do it privately to the erring
one. This may prove salutary. It is
proof Of interest in the individual,
which will generally be taken kindly,
If the manner Of doing it is not often
siye. The common and unchristian
rule, on the contrary, is to proclaim
the failing Of others to all but them
selves. This is unchristian, and shows
. despicable heart.
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EDIToRs.-A good editor, a compe-
tent newspaper conductor, is like a
general or poet--born, not made. Ex-
ercise and experience give facility, but
the qualification is innate, or is never
manifested. On the London daily pa.
pers all the great historians, novelists,
poets, essayists, and writer's Of travel,
have been tried, and nearly all have
failed. We might say all for, after
adispfay Of brihiancv, btief but grand,
they died out literally. Their resour-
ces were exhausted. q cam" says
the late editor of the Things, to Moore,
s'6nd any number of men of genius to
write for me, but very seldom one man
Of common sense The s'thunderers'
in the Times, therefore, have, so far as
we know, been men Of common sense.
Nearly all successful editors have been
men of this description. Campbell
Carlyle Bulwer, and D'Israeli failed /;
Barnes, Sterling and Phillips succeed
ed. In England, editors rarely write
fol-. their journals. They read, select,
and I" cut out the work" In this
country, with few exceptions, editors
have not only to read, select, and 'cut
out the work. but do the wri ing too.
On the whole, American editors are the
har lest writing men in the world.
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MAS sans tel.

(FoRMERLY GLOVER HOUSE.
Cor. of Second and Walnut sts., Wusca!sne,
HAS the most Ger tralIoc stion Of any, aid Dis in
J. Immediate connection with he pr1rcil q! liy'
Try stables ofthe City. Stages and racks leays it
every day for al parts Of the State. A splendid
omnibus attends the arrival Of tie oars and boat
regularly, cows yin gusts 20 and from the House
free of charg". [s2-ctf1 B.A. MASON.
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/ LIMOS Central Rail Road {.
TTRAlNS leave Lasa,le, the junction with Chica-
i 90 and Rock Island r.,
GOING NORTH GOING cOUTH
At 1925 P. N. At els P. NJ.
At IL Is p. M At Ito A. NJ.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Connect at Decatur with Great westorn r. r.
West for Springfield, Jack sonville and Naples
East for Lafayette, Fort Wayne, pittshurg and
Philad'a '.s.rs
Connect at Pana with Terra Eaute, Alton 4 St.
Louis r. r., West for Alton and st. Louis, East
for Terra Haute, Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincin-
natl and Baltimore.
Connect at San iovsl with Ohio Miss. R. r.
East fer st. Louis, We for Louisville Cincinnati
and Baltimore.
Connect at Cairo with the Cairo & New Orleans
packet line for Memphis, Matches, Vicksburg, New
Orleans AID Texss.
TRAINS GOING NORTH
Connect at Maadota with Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy R. r., fer dalesburg, Burlington, Quincy
and Keokuk,
: Connect at Dixon with Iowa Central R. R. for
Fulton and Lvons.
Connect at Freeport with Galena l. Chicago Union
R. r. for Rockford, Elgin, Beloit, Janesvllle and
Madison,
Connect at Warren with Mineral Point R. R. for
Darlington and Mineral Point.
Connect at Dunleith with regular line of Steam
for Prairie Duchien, Lacrosse, Vino a, Prescott
hudson and st. Paul.
Connect at Dubuque with Dubuque 4 Pacific r. R
for Dycrsvils, Manchester, Cedar Falls, For
Dodge, &C., JAS. CLARK,
W. 2. JOHNSON, Genl. sup't. Chicago.
General Ticket Ae't, Chicago.
March 2Sth, 1883.
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad :.
Change Of Time.

- .s- ~
4 NN and after Monday, May 10th, 1858, train
W willleave Muscatine daily Sundays excepted
as follows, viz:
FOR DAVENPORT AND CHICAGO.
Mail Train OF 6:15A A. M.
and Ais P. NJ.
FOR IOWA CITY.
Express Train at 9:55 A. M.
and 7:15 p. M.
Ray~ N. +. The Morning Train (6:l5 a. m.) for
the East connects at HICAGO JUNCTION with
the Michigan Southern Train going East. Passen-
gers thereby save all delay.
Trains arrive at Mlscatine ally Sundays ex-
sopted) asfolows:
1st. Mail train from Iowa City, at LAS A. M.
I'd. Express " (lrom Chicago) at 1870 A. M.
Sd. Mail " from IL wa City } at 5:45 P. M.
4th. Express C. from Chicago) at $3.50 P. M.
No delay with any of the above trains at the
Musca tine junction.
GOING WEST.
Leave Muscatine for Columbus Cityat
1900 NJ.
Leave 0nonwa at 1875 P. NJ.
Arrive ut Columbus City at 1870 P. NJ.
RUNNING EAST.
Leave Columbus City at 200 P. M.
Oncnwa at 2:30P M.
Arrive Mt Muscatine at 800 P. M.
Through tickets for all the principal points East,
San be procured at the Ticket Office in MuscatiAe.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of Civ
az distinct directions as to the destination Of their
baggage also to procure Tickets before taknc their
soatsin the cars. ADDISON DAY, Sup't.
Fay 8, '5s daw,tf
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DEATH SCENRS OF DIS TiNGUIsHED
PRISONS. Louis XIV. died ina very
devotional frame OF mind. 10 those
Who pressed around him with tears and
lamentations, he addressed himself
hus " Why do you weep; did you
,uppose me to be immortal?" He fre-S
auently spoke Of his successor as " the
young king" and in speaking Of him.
belf made use Of the expression ''when
was king.''
Moline expired while acting the part
81 his own !" Malade imaginaire," and
ht that very period Of the piece in.
which Argan, to test the affection of
his daughter, feigns death on the stage
Ian awful and remarkable kind of
exit.
The more accomplished than cxem-
|plary Able Provost, author Of " Ma
non Lescant,'' and other ingenious
works, met with singularly traglcal
end. An apoplective fit had laid him
PROSTATE in the forest Of Chantilly,
where he was picked up and carried in
q senseless state to an adjoining VII
lage. Here, it was deemed advisable
by the local authorities to institute a
post mortem examination of the body,
previous to its sepulture. Upon deep
sncision, however, being made in the
supposed corpse, suspended animation
was suddenly restored, and piercing
shrek, to the horror of the bystanders,
revealed the agony the knife had in
fllctcd. Liable Provost had only
awakened from the insensibility of dis
ease, to expire almost Immediately OF
the mortal wound, y
Fontenelle, who died at the advanced
age Of nearly hundred years, retain
ing his consciousness to the very last,
went out of the world with SO little
suffering, that upon being asked, just
before he expired, whether he expert
enced any pain, replied, " No, feel a
difficulty of existing"
It is related of Bestaud, a dialccti-
clan Of some celebrity, that being IN
ertr. mas, and having summoned his
wife and children to receive his parting
benediction, he addressed them in these
words, 6" My dear children, | am going,
) or | am ganging for the academy has
not yet decided the point"
Locke expired in his arm chair
just before his death, he wrote a letter
to his friend Collins, in which he de-
clared that his only comfort was derl-
vable from the recollection Of the good
he had been able to accomplish; and
that two things alone could, in this
world, yield any real satisfaction the
testimony Of an approving conscience,
and the hope of future life.
Addison, when at the point Of death
summoned his proAigate son-in-law,
and said to him, * wished you to be
present at my last moments, that You
might see with what ealmness a Chris
tian dies -
The last words of Pope were, ''Noth-
ing is praiseworthy but virtue and
friendship, and friend hip, indeed, is
only part of virtue" = - Il
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

AL arho use 1t are giving their unan'
nous testimony IN its .faror.
Czy Mic Water IN The mouth with the In
vigorator, and swollow both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
ISA SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, an
is daily working cures, almost too gceat to belle
1t as if by magic, even the first dose giving
benefit, and seldom M re than one bottle is required
to cure any kind Of LIVER COMPLAINT, froT
the worst JauDdice and Dyspepsia to a COMMON
Headache, all of which are the result of If
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
DIR. SANFORD. Pro- rietor, 34j Broadway, New
York, and retailed by al! Druggists. SID also '
Charles Q. Waters, Muscatine, Iowa.
April "a, lo5S-di WY
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3 e N TAL G. a & 3
n Il C HALL.

TT AVING bought Dr. G. Carpenters interest in
| their Dental Rooms, will continue at the old
stand. Thankful for the liberia patronage extcrded
to the late fl IN, would solicit the continuance OF
the same. having increased m facilities for DING
work plclge myself to give mt re satisfaction to
all those who may favor with their patronage.
All work done in superior manner, and warra,,te'
Particular attention paid TO gu!arities
of children's teeth.
N. B. Office and residence li3 Second street,
Teeth extracted at all hours ct the hight if desired
oct S, '57
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United States
EXPRESS COMPANY.
nTNTE CJTNNCEn

7 fter thisdsts, aud unit, further netice Express
Il es will leave daily. as follows:
For lava City and West, at $50 A. N.
East and South, at 4.O0P. NJ
Packages a Coos Of every DISCRETION are for
waraed with dispatch and at reasonable rates to all
parts O. this country, Europe and California.
w II JOY, Agent.
Ma catine, June s, 1883
N. B. The Line runs direct to New York, there
by saving time and expense, and avoiding trans
fer. Order Goods by Emitted States Express.
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| R V [ n c. Fl GU S E

'E0 the Public.
w Undersigned has lea ed the Irving House
ana hetea 1t up for the reception of bsarders,
and the entertainment Of traveller; and would
Solic)f part OF their PATRONS &c. lie will use his
pest endeavors 70 make thsm com Portable Sever
rooms For families may b. had.
aov30-daw3,n e. w YtDCoN
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MEDICAL.
.~-~N~-~~c~~>~~~5~N >><--~~~>-S><,y~
THE LIVER lNVIGORATOR
PRFARD BY DIR SANFORD.

1IlICly AVIu uulc. :
ST PUKGATlVE AND LIV-
W tefore the public that acts
, mildcr and more efectual
10 known. 1t is not only
n remedy, acting first on the
id matter, then on the stom-
Y off that matter, thus ac-
ses e. eotualiy, without ary
5 experienced in the opera
les. 1t strengthens the sys-
purges it, and whom taken
will strengthen and build
49, bowels gently and cures
.l~S CoSTIvENEss.
.l- One dose taken after
meal will cure DYsPEp-
III STA.
One desc Of two tea.
IL spoonfsls will always
: relieve SICK HEADACHE.
j Ore bottle taken for
@ female distractions re-
! movt the cause of the
~ disease, and makes ia
- pcrf ect cure.
Only one dose imms-
} diately relieves cnoLIC,
wiile
-IIh One dose often re-
IN peatod is a sure euro for
- CHOLERA M)EBUs, and
q preventive OF CuoLE-
: RA.
; " 80-Only one bottle
is needed to throw out
W of the system the effects
? Eiof medicine after a long
81 kness.
: - ~- One bottle taken
: for JAUNDICE removes
all sallown;ss or apnat-
ural color from the
IN skin.
! = One desc taxi en- a short
,C time before ca'iug gives
S = vigor to tie appetite,
! and makes food digest
X wei.
3 ~ One dose cften re-
: peat d cures CHRONIC
F., Il DIARRHEA in its worst
e firms, while SUMMER
!, ~ and BOWEL complaints
= yield almost to the first
: desc.
: One ortwo doses cure
e IN attac ks caused b,
Q NJ wosMs in Children
g there is no ,u1er, sa.,or
e y or specdier remedy in
] y the world, as it never
fails.
Q ~ ES A few Bottles
: r cures DR., PSY, by excl
Q ting the ahsorbents.
o We take pleasure in
recommend i ng I h is
gr medicine as a prevent
Q p i've of FEVER AND
: AGUE,CHILLF FEVER
w ard all FEVERS of a
II BILIOUS TYPE. 1t
q operates with certainty,
S n ana thousands are wi :
ing to testify to is
n -owonderful virtues.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

WILTON HOUSE,
Opposite tee depot, Wilton, Iowa. This house
~ having charged hands, and undergo, a thor
ough refting AMI ramqd ling, is now leady for the
accom-" % ten Of the public. Charges reasonable
afa ~ l.f ~ &C PAsSMokE.z
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HOTELS.
oaTr,yIE HOUSE

!ORN EEOF " 4 IKE IT AMI TO" n IN DJF
PosITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT, MUsCATiNE, IOWA.
Low g. SKINKLE, Proprietors.
The prietorshaverecently' easedt the above POI
ular Hotel and refurniste in an elegant and sub:
stantal manner, End are prepared to accommodate
guests heir entire satisfaction in every particular
The only Office Of the s-.-. r...
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY
in his City in his House. fae Proprietors haveus
added very large aud com Portable stab TO the
the Hotel and consequently prepared
to furnish this mediation to al Who may dos.r'
it, at the lowest terms. Nf'' rJan14 daily
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VOMpOuuucu cu
rs ONE OF THE BEs,
l. Err MEDICINES nov
as a CATHARTlC, easier,
than any other medicine
cATHARTIC, but a LIVER
LIVER to 'jeet its morbit
ach and bow els to carry
ccmplishing two pnrpos
of the painful feelings
tions of most cATnANTIt
TEN at the same time it
daily in moderate doses
it up wi h increasing r,
The LIVER i: one OF,
the principal regulators
of the human body;
and when it performs
its functions well, the
powers of the s, stem
are fully developed II
The STOMACH is entirely
dependent on the heal
thy action of the LIVER
for the proper performs
ance of its functions Il
when the stomach is at
fault, the bowels are al
fault, and the whole
systo IN suffers in conse-
quencs of one organ
the LIVER h avi n q
cea cd to do its duty
For the diseases of that
org n, one of the pro-
prictors has IN AZ e 1t his
tudy, in a practice of
more than twenty years.
to find some remedy
wherewith to counter.
act the many derange-
meits to which il is liza
bic.
To prove that this
edy is at lac fou 1d,
any perSon tToubl 9 d
, wiverLIvKR COMPLAINT,
in any Of its forms, has
but to try a bottle, and
conviction is certain.
These Gums remove
all morbid or bad mat
ter from tho sy.tem,
supplying in their p ace
a healthy flow Of bile,
invigoraling the stom-
ach, causing food 10 di-
ges; well, PURIFYING
THE BLOOD, giving tone
and health to the hole
mschinory, removing
the cause of the disease
: offecting a radical
Gu Q.
BILIOUS ATTACKS are
cured, and WHAT'S BET
TER, PREVENTED, by the
occasional use of tho
LIVER lNvIsoRAT6R
One dose after eating
is sufficient to relieve
the stomach md pre-
vent the fosd from ri
sing and s)uring.
Only one dose taken
before ro;iring,prevcnts
NIGHTMARE.
Only one dose taken
at night, loosens the
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HOOVER & BIDWELL,
rHORWARDlNG ana Commission Merchants ana
4 steambept AGENTS, aEs1 r..
Agents for Atkin s celebrated self-raklns reaper
and Mower ,,
Als1 acsrt is for the "Arnori.an Machine stan'T
CO." .,... a..
oficein P. Jaekson's Building, in ExpTes' Of
e, Font st., Muscatine, Iowa.
Ill 2-itf
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PETER P. SMITH,
xssNS SSA 1sAN ~ ~ ~ :,

ind Blank Boob Manufacturer,
yTAs removed over Burnett Book Store. IT'S
| l. Second street.
AIitind, ol Blank Work Ne 7stantly on hand
Blank 3 ,oiss .ulad to aov Pattern. GA BOOKS OF
M ."' aw,tack af Calf. turkey, morocco &c.
" srom Nav YORK mays dom
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L. H, WhSHRURM,
GEORGE E. DANIELS,

A REFLECT AND BUILDER. Office in O
II American Hotel, corner Second street ard Tow
Avenue, Mu.catine, Iowa. Et'
feb3 -96g1
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Dr.. II. EHRHkRT,
rcy,s TIE s,EzNSI CkA \.
NFFICE corner Of Third and Walnut streets
MnVc,t;ne. Iowa, jyl3
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DIR. G. HEKSHE,
fNONTIN UES the practice Of his profession as
" usua,. Office and residence on Fiftk street
near Mulberry. lmayl.
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e. W. EASTMAN, -, =
1 TTORNEY At LAW, Ell DORA, Hardin Gem
"A ty, iowa.
REFERS To
6: G.. MAHAN and LEMP SELLS, Mu ':atine Iowa.
ian5
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GEORGE s. IiEBD,

UIORGE :. HEBB, N
A TT0RNEI x Counsellor at law, Muscat ire,
"A Iowa. Office over the Bank Of Eett & Prev.
s,er. MAY 5. 1888.
j. Il. MISTY,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Muscatire, Iowa.
= Office, fremont Hail. [mays:dawtf
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BOOKS. &c.

iel6 No. les Main street. Muscatine, icy
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-02
BN THE HAMMONTA

The Hammonia at New York from Bremen,
brings news one day later.
Hon. Frederick Bruce, the new English Minister
to China, is a brother of Lord Elgin, and was his
secretary during his embassy
Mr.. Bruce was attached to the late Lord Ash
burtons special mission to Washington in 1872,
Colonial Secretary in Hong Kong from 1s4l
to 1916, was appointed Consul General in China in
lS47, Charge d Afaires in Bolivia in lS4S, at Mon
tevideo in 1851, and Consul General in Egypt in
1853.
The Presse says the Papal Government will not
permit journalists to visit Rome on the occasion of
the opening of the Civita Veccha Railway, which
event is to take place in December.
The WORiteU publishes the following report to
the Emperor from Prince Napoleon, proposing the
admission ofJews into the Councils General of Al
geria
"SRE: Your Maiestys decree appointing the
members Of the Councils General Of Algeria has left
a few places untitled in each of those Councils. 1t
was necessary, in fact, to reserve the of
king new nominations according to the interests
and wants which might not have been sufficiently
represented. Those which have now the honor to
submit to your Majesty's approval, are chiefly with
the object of admitting the Israelite element into
the composition of the Councils-General The jew
sh native population of Algeria is very consdera-
BILE, and will show its gratitude for this mark of in
terest and confidence and in presence of the various
forms of worship practiced in Algeria it is useful
and advisable to show by act of your government
that freedom of confession is absolute and complete
before our laws.
Accept Sire, the homage of the deep and re
spectful attachment of your Majesty's very de
voted cousin, the Prince, charged with the Minis
try Of Algeria and the Colonies.
NAPOLEON (JEnoME.)
This report is followed by an Imperial decree
datedirom Compiegne, Nov. IA 1855, granting the re
quest, and appointing various Jews to seats in the
Councis-General.
The Clare journal publishes the following notice
posted on the walls and streets of Ennis, Ireland
an evidence that rbandism is again coming into th
ascendant:
'rake notice, that any person giving out mock
ground or requiring more than "a an acre for it,
swear by the contents of this notice that the SUI
won't set, when he will meet his death by Mol,
Mcguire or one of her children"
The King of Naples has quilted Gaeta, with tn
Royal family to take up his residence at Caserta
proposed new route to Lake Superior is b,
railroad from Milwaukee to Menasha, thence tt
Green Bay by boat, from Green Bay to the head o
Little Bay de Noquet by steamer, thence to Crane
Island and Carp River by stage, the roads from tn
two latter places uniting in one y miles north q
Little Bay de Noquet making the distance iron
that place to Grand Island AZ miles, and to Car
River 50 miles. BY this route passengers can com
fortably go through from Milwaukee to Lake Supe
rior in 3G hours. Confident expectations ar
entertained that this route will be opened in tn
spring.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-02
Ia W LNTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY.-TTon. VIM. George
Krcbs, Judge The following business occupied the
Court yesterday:
Charles W Davis rs. Maria A. Davis. Application for
divorce riHcUio ndtrofij. Partridge for complainant
Henrietta K. Glenn &c, Executors OF John Glenn de-
ceased A B. Davis and others Exception by com
planan 70 the report of the Commissioners dividing the
real and personal estate of William wilkins deceased
Not concluded
S T. Wallis for exceptant; VIM. Schley and T s. Alex
ander for Davis and others.
CNITFD STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Thc Hon. Judge Giles
Nothing done in this Court yesterday. The Court ad-
iourned until next Saturday
SUPERIOR CoURT-IIon. T. Collins Lee, Judge Tho
Court engaged in the following business yesterday
Caleb S. Maltby Thomas Smith. An action of re-
plevin, to cargo Of oysters Before reported
Jury out. J. II. B. Latrobe for plaintiff. Whitney &.
Thomas, VIM. H. Travers, and Coleman Yellott de
fendaut.
Assignment for to-day 3S3 to 4O5.
COURT OF COMMON fLEAs-Ion. William /. Marshall
Judge The Court engaged in the following cases
yesterday:
Thomas s. Williams Joshua O. Sapp-an appeal from
Justice Myers An action to for goods furni
to the wife of Williams, the appellant. The evidence ad-
duced that Mrs. Williams obliged by force of i'll
treatment of the appellant to abandon his home and take
refuge among her relatives and that claim is for the
necesarcs Of life afforded her while thus heplesslv stu
ated Before reported Judgment affirmed and verdict
for appellee for S4l.
Thompson Wood & Block rs. Ephraim Fornev An
action open account. Verdict for plaintiff for
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

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anchors Chain cables, orcsil 10 kegs white lead
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pitch. 60 do tar 80 boxes soap pkg india rubber coats
lamps &c 25 boxes fire crackers. do staro hbI al
cohol counter scales, matches. boxes 10
do. trunks, casSia boxes axes 700 stakes
shingles, 4l25 feet lumber
DEMERARA-426 bbs -four 50 bbs. corn meal, 400
bushels 10 half erccs rice 10 bb beef 10 quarter
bb do 10 boxes cheese 10 boxes candles puncheons
oil meal. 10 bbls. tar, y chairs l cooking stove.
KINGSTON, JA.90O bhIs. Gonr. 100 half bbs do, 124
bhis. meal G20 boxes candles, - quarter bbls beef
2do2en oysters, cider. II boxes cheese 20
bags rice dozen chairs 80 kegs butter 60 hbls crackers
20 bbS bread 10 bbl. onions, bb potatoes 900 feet
lumber
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puncheons oil do, so bbs bread 100 bushels corn 40
pease, 25 bbs beef, erces hams, 100 kegs lard 100
tins do, 10 bbls vinegar hhdS tobacco. 10 taow
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