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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-02
= THE INDEPENDENT
A G X A n d hall

~ 70 re GIVEN A,
t.k ON r,rE ssbRt.YYT tttS Bill.
SMITHS ARMORY BAND b ,s April b
for the occasion. aas been sa.s,
"a aDM tsSl0N-GentIeman and
EMBELLISHMENTS farnisbsdd . .,. h Il
MAN:GE1S WV " ssI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-02

M 4 N + Z D-B0ARD in private FAM
w where there are no children. by 4 .enem,s
and lady. with one child A pleasant ccspn "a
Shocaoe Hull preferred near to the Capitol sgay,
Address. with real name. stating location. H.
- Il. II. u. PO6f-Offlce. nh Jl-N'
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Testimonials of the Horace Waters Pianos
aud MelOdeOns.

''The Piano came to hand, in first rate ORDER LISA
beautiful instrument and no mssake."-Lee Walker,
John Hewitt, of Carthage, New York, who ha. had
Of the Horace Waters Pianos, writes foilows:
- A friend OF mine wishes to purchase piano for
her. She likes the one you sold me in December, 1856.
Ny piano !: becoming popular in this place, and ink
popular than any other make"
We have two Of Waters Pianos in in our Sem
years, and can testify to their good quality
III. wATrss, E.a-6.ar Sir: Having used d." on. Of
your Pano-Fortes for two years past, have found in
Prine,pal Broo. iys Heights seminary.
1.-The Piano lreceved from continues to give sat
i.fae, ION. regard it Of the best instruments in
The nia. e.'-Jamts l.. Clarke, Charleston, "a.
9Th. r, has safely a,iyed feel Obliged to
in these parts. Rec j. Mccormack, YargesUiAe, sc.
.The Piano duly received. 1t came in excellent
conditions and is ve.v much admired by my numerous
Ro1.y; Cooper, Warrenn.m, Bradford eos.'y, Pa.
P,ns rs:.ss s hs best s.e in
1--WE arc very much obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $780, and we shall take pains
to recommend it. BLANK, Held Co., B.6afo Dem.
..The Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very We are enabled to speak ofthese struments
with confidence, from personal knowledge Of their ex
cellent ard durable quality. ~. Y. ErasKeHst.
I'VE can speak Of the merits OF the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge A. being Of the very
hest quality. "-Chr'stian Intetiigsaeer.
.Nothing the State Fair displayed greater excel
lence in any department than the Horace Waters RI
anos.f-ChsrehmdH.
ssThe Horace Watere Pianos are built Of the best and
mos. thoroughly seasoned material. We have doubt
do WE'LL perhaps better at this than
at any ottc. house in the ."-.7dUOeafs JonrL
s.Waters, Pianos and Melodeons challenge compari-
with the finest made anywhere in the coGItry.'-
Home Journal.
.Horace Waters' Piano Fortes are Of full rich and
even tone, and powerful "-Fep York Musical Repiee.
sour friends will fnd at Mr.. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos to be found in the United
States and We urge southern and friends
to give him call whenever they 60 TO New York;
GraAam's .Magssias.
Warerooms 80 Broad way, New York.
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The Oldest Tree in the World.

An extraordinary tree is stated by Sir
]. Emerson Tennent to exist in the Il.
land Of Ceylon. 1t is known as the "Bo.
tree, OF Anar-aja poors, and is, in all
probability the oldest historical tree in
the world. 1t was planted 2ss years be.
fore Christ, and hence it is now 2,l47
years old.
Ages varying FROM ] 900 to 500 wears
have been assigned to the JooJaJs of Sen
ega', eucalyptus Of Tasmania, the dragon
tree OF Grotayo, and the chestnut of ut,
Etna. But all these estimates are mat.
tiers OF conjecture, and such calculations.
however ingenious, must be purely infer.
entail, whereas the age Of the 30 tree ia
. matter of record its conservancy has
been an object of solcitude to successive
dynasties, and the story of its yissitudes
has been preserved in series of continu.
GUS chronicles among the most authentic
that have been handed down by man.
kind. Compared with it the oak of Ell.
'eIshe IS but sapling, and the Conquer.
srs oak, in Windsor Forest, barely mum
bers half its years.
The yew trees Of Fountain Abbey are
believed to have Aourished twelve hund.
req years ago; the olives in the Garden
Of Gethsemane we're full grown when the
saracens were expelled from Jerusalem
and the cypress Of Soma, in Lombardy is
said to have been a tree in the time 81
julius Caesar yet the Bo-tree is oldc,
than the oldest of these by a century
and would almost seem to verify tn,
prophecy pronounced when it was plant
ed, that it would i" flourish and be gree,
forever"
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FUNNYaRAMs.-A new - Institution
called the Board Of Complsint, to whom
all public grievances are to be submitted,
has recently been organized in our city.
OF the many Boards We have, that will
doubtless be the greatest Bored CHI
cage Leoaer. ~'
The Ascending individual who was
reported to have " made tracks, must
have been railroad contractor. sal.E
s.--Never make a " dash. Take osu-
ton from the waves Of the sea, which arc
always dashipg. They dash weak vessels
to pieces, and are at the same time dash
ed to pieces themselves.
Jonah must have been stronger
man than Sampson ; the whale couldn't
hold him after it got him down.
Prof. Wise, the bolloopist, contem.
plates taking an air voyage across the sea
If he is Wise, indeed, he'll not take that
ere voyage.
A man who has a wife or sweet
heart named Lie, is not to be believed
in anything for he's always sure to tell
Like about everything.
Those who predicted that Heenan
would be whipped 10 the late fight for
the champions belt 10 England, we're I'm.
fortunate sooth. iSoyers.
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An AGectiug incident.


"Not many years SINCE" says Frazer :
Magazine, "certain miners, working far
underground, came upon the body of a
poor fellow who had persisted in the sui.
locating pit 40 years before. Some
chemical agent to which the body had
been subjected-an agent prepared in
the laboratory of nature-bad effectually
arrested the progress of decay. They
brought it up to the surface, and for
while, till it crumbled away through ex.
posure to tho atmosphere, it lay there,
the image of fine, sturdy young man.
No couvulsion had passed over tho face
In death-the features we're tranquil {;
the hair was black as jet. No one re-
cognized the face-a generation had
grown up since the day on which the
miner went down his shaft for the last
time. But lettering old woman, who
had hurried from her cottage at hearing
tho news, came up, and she knew again
the face which through all these years
she had never quite forgot. The poor
miner was to have been her husband the
day after that on which he died. They
were rough people, of course, who were
looking on; liberal education and re-.
tined feelings are not essential to man
whose work It is to get up Goals, or even
tin; but there were no dry eyes there
when the gray-headed old pilgrim cast
herself upon the youthful corpse, and
poured out to its deaf ear many words of
endearment unused for forty years. 1t
was touching contrast-the one so old
the other so young. They had both
been young these long years ago; but
time had gone on with the living and
stood still with the dead"
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Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY, S..

l.,
To G. G. Weber, L. H. WeJLer and
John Deere -Sirs,
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the oiiSe OF the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Cedar County, State Of Iowa, q Petition of
Spier Whitaker, of Davenport, claiming OF you
Three thousand Dollars as money due him for
the non-payment Of certain Promissory Note
dated Davenport, Oct 18th. 1857, and payable
in Seven Months from the date thereof, to the or.
der Of S. Whitaker, ct the Office Of James Grant
with ten per cent interest after due for Twenty.
four Hundred and Sixteen and SO-lOU Dollars
and signed by you, for value received and for
which an Attachment 10 prayed, alleging that C.
Z. Weber Is nonresident Of the State Of Iowa.
And that, unless you appear on or before the
next Term or the Cedar District Court and ans.
wer thereto. according to the rules Of this Court
judgment vii; be rendered against you thereon
June 9th, 1860. JAMES GRANT,
z'.aw Pl'tinrs Atty.
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Original Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR County: 81:

THE SIHI y Ut VIVA, VEDAk VU0NTS ~.
To L. H. Weber and c. e. Weber !:
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on
l. file in the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court in Cedar county, State Of Iowa, q petition
Of Spier Whitaker, Of Davenport, claiming of
you Fifteen Hundred Dollars az money due :for
the non-payment Of certain Promissory Note,
dated Davenport, Dec, 23d, 1857, and payable in
Six Months from the date thereof to the order
Of Spier Whitaker, at the Office Of Whitaker &
Grant in Davenport and signed by you, for val !.
ne received and that an attac hment has been
prayed for, alleging that c. c. Weber ia non.
resident of the State of Iowa.
And that, unless you appear on or be fore the
first day Of the next term Of the Cedar District
Court, and answer thereto q ording to the rules
of this Court, judgment will be rendered against
you therein, in accordance with prayer of petit
toner.
June 9th, 1860. JAMES GRANT
Es''" Pltin's Atty.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs.

TO HOUSEKE EPERS.
g OMETHING NEWT Z. BABBITT'S BES
- MEDICINAL SALERATUS
Is manufactured from common salt, and
IA is prepared entirely different from other a,
hi Saleratus. All the deleterious matter ex- u
tracted in such a manner as to produce
Bread. Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, with
out containing particle of Saeratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked thereby pro-
mr.. ducing wholesome results. Every particle n
66 OF Saleratus is turned to gas. aud passes d
through the Tread and biscuit while baking.
consequently nothing remains hut common
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive, by the taste Of this Saleratus. that
M 1t Is entirely different from other Salcratns. n
ny 1t is packed in one pound papers. zach U
wrapper branded. 'H. 7. Ea!ii.:s Hes. Med
iCinal Saleratus;" also. picture. twisted loaf
Of bread. with a glass Of ehervescing water
on the top. When yon purchase one paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper, and he =.
III particular to get the next exactly like the !
Grs,-irand as above.
Full directions for making Bread " it'll this
Saleratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar.
will accompany each Pss kase: also, d.rec-
80 tions for making ni kinds OF Pastry, siso, -
* for making Soda Water aud seiditz Powders. I
MAKE YOUROwN SOAP with b. T. BAB
T'sPuRECON c ENTRATEDP POTASH
Warranted double the strength Of ordinary
q Potash; put up in cans-I H., , his. , lis,
n Chs, aud l2 I,s.-with full directions for {
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thir the cheapest article in market.
Manufactured and tor sale by
b. 7. BABBITT,
- "a, 66, u, 10, - q - Washington st.,
~ NEW YoRk, 4
and No. - India st., Boston.
nxi:yii: ~
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~ The Artesian we'll at Columbus
Ohio, has already reached the unprece.
dsated depth Of 2,4O0 feet, or nearly
halt mile. It is the deepest we'll in
the world, but n yet discharges no Va.
W, ses exhibits any aiSus oft
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1870. Summer Arrangeme hts. 1860

1870. Sunmer Arrangements 1860.
ERE - - - - -
Mississippi and Missouri r. T..
0N and after Monday, April 9th, 1860, and
until further notice. trains will leave Dav.
port, for Muse atine Iowa City, and Columbus CITY
tSundays excepted) as foil ,ws:
LIST Express train 1t 700 A. NJ.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
lst Express Train at PAS p. NJ
Mail train leave Washington at 100 p. NJ.
Leave Wilton Junction, for Museatine: a..
LIST Mail train at 9:l0A. NJ
Sd Express Train at 500 NJ
Leave Mnscatne for junction.:
LIST Mail train at 500 A. NJ, ,
I'd Express train at 4:OOP. NJ
Leave junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train vt 9:lO A. NJ
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 935
A. NJ. and 6.35 +. N.
Passengers going west make direct connec ions
with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all points
west.
The morning train going cast connects, at CHI.
cAGo JUNCTION, with the Michigan Southern of.
ternoon tain; passengers thereby all delay.
Connections made at Muscatine with the regular
packets for Burlington, keokuk, St. Louis, &c.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island W iii the Chicago and Rock Island
r. r. trains, for all points east, s,uth and north
Also with the Galena Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
April LIST. 1860. J.F. TRACY, sup't
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The problem is solved. When an
irresistible body, meets an immovable
body, what is the consequence They
adjourn to meet again at Baltimore
Hartford Press,
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The Synod Of Mississippi has publish
ed acatechism For the religious inet,uc,
ton of the co'ored people in sh,ch the
following questions and answers occur
V-Arc not the servants not bound to
soey their masters i? --r ,.-;-
A-Yes-the Bible exhorts servants
70 be obedicnt to their masters and to
please them in all things, not answering
again
OFF master be unreasonable may
the slave disobey?
A-No-the Bible says, " Servants be
subject to your masters With all fear, not
only to the good and gentle, but also to
the froward." $685.
Q.-what does the Bible say to sery-
ants on this subject :?
A.-That they arc to obey, not will,
eye service to men pleasers, but as the
servants Of Christ.
OFF servants suffer unjustly, what
arc they to do?
A.-They must bear it patiently.
Q.-Ought servants to rebel against
tho authority of their masters?
A.-No-it is sin against God and
man. ..
Q-Should servants ever run away?
A.-No-if they do, they sin against
God add man.
Q-How do we know this
A.-The Bible tells US that the Apos-
<le Paul found serveut who had run
away from his master, and sen. him
home,
Q.-why did not Paul conceal him,
that he might be free?
A.-Becaus! he did not MAKE religion
a cloak for inustice!
That will do This is certainly the
pursuit of religion under difficulties,
$50 long as God allows the vital cur.
rent to aow through my veins, will
never, never. never, by word or thought
by mind or will, aid in admitting one rod
Of free territory to the everlasting curse
Of human bondage. "-HESRr CLAY.
any opposition to the extension of
slavery dates farther back than 1874
forty years further back; and as this is
suitable time for general declaration,
and sort Of general conscience delivery,
I will say, that my opposition to it dates
from 1904, when was student at law
in the State Of Tennessee, and studied
the subject Of African Slavery in an
American book-a Virginia book---Tuck-
er's Edition of Blackstonc's Commentar.
ies."-THoMAs II. BENToS.
"Sir, | envy neither the heart nor the
head Of that man from the North who
rises here to defend slavery on principle.
81 give to my slaves their freedom to
which my conscience tells me they are
justly entitled. 1t has long time been
= matter Of the deepest regret to me, that
that the circumstances under which in
herited them, aud tho obstacles thrown
in the way by the laws of the land, have
prevented my emaucipating them in my
life time, which it Is my full intention
to do in case I can accomplish it,
JouN RANDOLPH.
"Slavery is contrary to tho law of ma.
ture aud nations. "-WILLIAM WHIT.
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sabbath School Books Published Nv thi

The Anniversary and Sunday hool Mu sic Book No
j, contains 81 tunes and hymns; Price cents each
Gonars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
school Music Book, No. d tunes and HYMNS:
price cents EACH dol. per hundred. The Anniyer,
safy ana SUNDAY school Music Book, No. 3, contains
the Anniversary and Sunday School Music BOOK No.
= Is now ready; contains ~ tunes and hymns; price
cents each, doll per hundred. The Anniy.r.,rv
and sunday school Music Book, combining Nos i and
= with several additional pieces contains IS times and
hymns; price cents each, dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos. l and ?: No I cnn
.ans le tunes and hymns, price cent; No contain,
tunes and hymns; price cents EACH dolls per ion.
postage one cent each The Sabbath School Bell car
tans Isl tunes and hymns; price Il cents each doll,
per hundred postage two cents each elegantly bound
~ cents each, ID dollars per hundred CONGREGATIONAL
snging-an eight page tract-price IS cts Der dozen ~
dollars per hundred.
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nLD DOMINION Coffee and Tea Pots. Ma.ars
~ Patent minute Ice Cream Freezsrs: Arth'
ors fatent seif.saa!ingFrait Jars at manufac
turers prices to close out . consirnmen, na.
sale BY Ja,a NVrp
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Which they are determined to sell as cheap as
can be purchased anywhere in the city for CASH.
Our motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits
Any order from the country will be promptly
attended to; as much SO a. il he purchaser was
present.
Mr. Hoch having b en- engaged 10 the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this City, fat
tiers himself that he will be able to render COM
piete satisfaction to customers. Give Us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine, Iowa, April lst 1860.
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HR11lu THE Subscribers having received
Z their new ruling machine and
I large stock Of binding material, are
prepared to do all kinds Of work in their line in
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SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
"TT7 ers in the L. Bertni's, Huntn,, and
V8 ~ Modern School, and ali Kinds Of ins,rm nv
ton rooks for the above instruments; Church Music
BOOKS Music elegantly bound Music PAPER and nil
KINDS OF Music Merchandise, at the LOWEST RATES
NEW PIANOS, at SIS, $500. sse5 $3.50. and IN to
SsGo Second Hand Pianos from sa5 up to sI6O New
Me,oaeon' S4o' S6o, s'5, SltO and up 5000; Sec
sans, with nve stops 100 nine stops, s5 and 2j thr
teen stops ~ 2'5 and 800, fifteen stops 80 and 37
AieNahdre organ Accordeons-a new instrument iust
impored-Prce ~ and b dollars. A liberal discount
Cergymen, Churches, Sabbath Schools, seminarie,
ana Teachers The Trade supplied the usual trade
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A CUSTOMER FOR HrrNAN-Tbt

4 CUsTOMER FOR HEENAN.-Th6
North Iowa Times has customer for
Hcepan, in the person Of Andrew Calf
ney, OF Big Andy" of McGregor,
Iowa, who "wiil fight any citizen of the
United States or Canada for $1,000 or
$4,000; the fight to take place within
twenty miles Of Chicago. and to come off
in September or October next
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ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS

Manufactured TO order in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound 10 any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
US.
S. s. DANIELS, will act as our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application for work may be
made. RAYMOND, EYSTRA X co.
Muscatine, June 18th, ls59-G25n
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sAWlNG AND GRINDING.

A LII THOSE in want of either OF the above
"A can be accommodated by calling on the un
dersigned ut the Forest Mills, Date Parks Il Full
wder's,) where it can be had on short notice; and
those from a distance may depend on getting
thsir grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri.
days.
Flour, Corn Meal. and feed of all kinds on hand
or furnished to order.
June 18th, 1859. J.G W SHEARER
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+ q n = Al e ,

LARGE NUMBER OF desirable LOTS three
a Dwelling Houses. and a Span of Horses.
Enquire Of }. II. STARR.
Tipton, March 26, IT,
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PLASTERlNG. '
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering, and all other kinds Of Mason
Work, the coming season. One Of them will al
ways be found at the New Court House,
81 z EDWARD Golden
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New Music !..ttSarah Jane Lee r'..son.
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY rt,
easy accompaniment can be sung by children a,
well as adults, and will soon become me Of IN. ma,
popular songs Of the day Sentiment Of the words 81,
celent Price IS cents !; mailed free Jus, puhlsh.s
by HORACE WATERS
May %, 1852 No. 333 Broadway, New York
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cROckERY ".
GLASSWARE.
Geo. w. Dillaway & Bro,
III MAIN STREET, l21
IMPORTERS of Crockcry and Glassware, and
i deslers in ...
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Girandolenes, Solar and Kerosene Lamps
Richly decorated, guided and plain white
CHINA,
In great variety Fine double silver plated
goods; beautiful Bohemian cut Glass.
ware; fine China Vases, Colognes;
Toy and Tea.Setts; splendid oval
Mirrors; fine ivory and common Ia
BILE cutlery plated and britannia
Casters and the largest stock of
WHITE GRANITE WARE,
Common crocksry and Glassware. at
wholesale and retail to be found in the
State. ..
Merchants are particularly requested to give us
a call before going East, as we import our crock
cry direct from the potteries of Europe. which
enables US TO sell to the trade at a small advance
and as low as they can purchase East. with the
freights added, saving them time and breakage
~ The best quality of Kerosene Oil, -ssl
Of light color, constantly on hand.
GEO. w. DILLAWAl X BRO,
weeds Block l2l Main Street
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
800 Broad way, New York,
Publisher Of lilusir, nlusie Books:

:.
ramos .Hsfoaeons, .4ieIandre Organs, Orpan 4eeor
dtoRs, Martin . celebrated and other (3s1,ors Y;o
Hns, IIohHeeHos, .7ecordeORs, E7ntinas. F!xt,s
EVes, Cidronens, I'riangies, Tuning Forks, Pines.
oHd Hommsrs, Pioiin Bons. best italian Sfrino,
Brass Instruments, for bands, Piano Sfooi,. ~
C0gkrs, and aM kinds Of .MnsicaL Lustrnmems w
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HANBUR0 CHEEsE-A prime lot on hand
- Ed N. CHILDo,
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CorrrE, TEA, AND SUoAR.--These
little items Of family expense amount to
a vast sum every year. The Unit d States
Treasury department reports that, for
the year 1859, the imports Of these three
articles amounted to the following sums:
Tea. 81 100000; coffee, s25,0U0,o 900 ::
sugar, s30,000,00o, The importntinn Of
molasses is valued ut S., 0O0,O How
many bushels of wheat, corn, rye, oats, 10.
does it take to pay this little grocery bill?
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HENRY RUHRRlP.
(NvATCHMAKER h JEWELER. WILTON. Mus.
w catine Co., Iowa. Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. 10 II
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sy- Your character cannot DO essen.
italy injured except by your own acts.