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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

rag of Canada in bond 900 bush wero sold at 10
Barley and malt at previous prces were lnacu'e alo
quito nominal ,...-.o .,.
acted tho demand being confined to the immedlate
wants OF tho rao but the market ruled firm at FORMER
ratcs. =z-.. 81, .tr;.to3
Transactions maerially and only moderate business
ns consunmated the market however ruling nr az
the revised quotations. appended at which 1910 oaics
were s0u' "s sGpia Upland. Florida Mobile N o T.
9sainSEs oai s4;sd;.s. ST. $ s. SIX s
M1adllnSi MIDI ,fddlins. ...ss ..ss 81 81 s.
o Fnr1caTsGWere duh but stendy and firm except ior
cotton winch takon sd Ut easier a,sa cnan at
at 7lCdad The charters were ship TO donaon an
staves at a2s Cd and Bremen oarA " 'Ap'-'D0
Callao lumber Oh private terms. J.. tho .r,1o
MoIAssEs-Beyond small oboing sa.es 70 sso sr, tr'0
there was nothing doue; but the lnarEct ~ a.
NAv tScp 5s Scarcely auy I doing he
Lat ror either spirits turpcnne or rosn anu
ot essentially Changed the former being quoted ut Wa
The only sale We neara na "ccce y. Ty
Observation-Disclosures 14U6 bbs pork, GIG packages cut
meats COL bhs lard and 1879 dressed noes ssc
@ nor continued quiet but firm, closing steady at S
o. s western and $40 81 for old mess the saies cash
oi re11ar comprise $500 bhls, at S20 50a u 1or new
$40 s9 50 oG old do and SG eoal aaoa 5Gs sa
mass at sci n5a21 75 sellers and buyerI option Bee
as in moderate request at unchanged prices; the sales
were 800 bbs at sl7a2o Tor new extra mess ana a.
for new plain do Of beef hams sales were made to tne
extent OF $50 bbls at s28a33 Bacon was steady WIN
moderate demand the sales footing up 57 boxes nc!u
ding short ribbed and cut as ~
lOLc. For cut meats moderate demand preva4eo a u
STEADY prices sales $50 packages at loal2kc for hams
for shoulders Dressed nEge we5e N5 waa1I
8ka83zc The market for lard was quiet put preViou
prices were fully mantaaed the sales were misea a
$50 bbls ct 19a1s1c for new and l2Aalsc ior @ oa a
Bmttsr was steay and firm, ut 26a3Sc for State and l
3Oc for Western. Cheese was unchanged III every re
spect. J., 10th cr,,do an,
bonded were extremely light though the market tals
arm with holders generally demanding an oaSaace S
reca upon the latter standard Whe
s1 Ec and primo light straw to white cruae we
sesds at oa2Oc heard Of no important 70so sale, h
thonGh q sale in Philadelphia was made o. looo pp'
.,;ns irht straw to white for July at a4c. o.
at 1oalo e Wsh sha nan
S s1a.pNRaw riIed very quiet, but the market comm
ued firm at 1oNa1Oc for fair to good refining G1e 1a.2t
Tho only sle We heard OF was II mas Cuoa as io74'
| Pe6ned was less active at 1870 for hards
WH1skE1-Receipts none. Continued ou1i ano nonl
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The inspections of Flour and Meal In the city Of Bat
mora for the week ending january IT, 1867, were as fol-
lows: Howard street. 4069 bbls and haf bbls; City
Mills 1881 bbls and = half bbls; Ohio 1923 bbs; and
Family 1902 bbs aud = half bbls-total Wheat Flour,
aas bbls and hnf bbla Together with l62 bbls 1ye
T1our gToU and 40 hhds and 1920 bbls Corn Meal
GRAN-Theat Is scarce 260 bushels Pennsylvania red
sa all that wss offered today and sod afx3a3 TO- Corn
a70O bushels white and % 800 bushels yellow offered
market opened st1ong but closed weak and several
oents lower; we report sales of $500 bushels white at
n oSa1 O5 for good prme and at 81 for mixed 600
@ bushels at 97cas1 OIL market closed at 81 offered for
1,rime Pennsylvania and refused Oats-4l00 bushels
received with small sales at 60c per bushe weight No
receipts sales Of Rye.
MoIAssEs-N Nothing doing in tbe article.
paoyp1oNs.-There sales yesterday, but not be-
fore reported, Of so hhds old Bacon Sides ut
loo GOO lbs bulk Shoulders ot OF Bacon the stock
is unusually small for immediate wants We report
limited sales Of Shoulders at l1a1lc; Sides 12al3c
Nr rib and clear rib; Hams, city suEor.cured, 16Rl7
Mess Pork Is held at $22 Q bb Lard 12Hc for both City
and Westea bbls. and l5ha16c q tb for Baltimore
Aned In kegs.
@ fb. -o-.-. o.,o, - q, 49, -.
GROCERY English Island at 10kc GO days; and IS hhds
porto Rico at lo5a12c, We quote the range Of the
fet to-day as follows: Cuba and English Island, fair to
good r 1oalO7sc. months: do do. fair to good gro
Gerry gallo, nett do prime. IL al2c net Porto Rico,
common to good grocery, Hall4c net; do prime to
choice il net; New Orleans fair to primo II IA
19i/c. Havana No II, lie, mos; Brazil 10al0Hc
aArr-ts steady and firm for Liverpool Ground Alum
at ga !na2 l5 and do Fine So 1Ga3 Is q sack Turks
isand s ower sales to-day at 55a68c bushel for largo
and small lots from store.
WH1sxEY-Contnues irregular, and reliable quotations
very difficult to give We quote City and Western in bond
25sSOc q gallon.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January y1s.-CoFFEE-1s quiet, the only
GALES to-day were 150 bags Bio at 1Gal7A CENTS gold;
tnr the above We learn of rther sales viz $50 bags
Rio at 6kaI7s CENTS gold; and 1900 do. OK Francis
Coz CorroSTae market was again frnner to-day, with
sone inquiry from spnners. We report small sales
fhe basis OF SASH cents for Middltng Upland.
Froua-We have again to report quiet market 70.
an dascrptons Yesterday 500 bbls Cty Mills Extra Hock
lev brandt sold for export understood at S IS; saRn
iota OF Western and City Mills Super and Extra to the
yyiz
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nIANHoop ANp TnE vIGOR OF YOUTH

MANHOOD AND THE V1GOR OF YUUTA
lY restored in four weeks, by Dr. RICORD'6 ESSENCE
or LIFE DR.. Rcord LOT Paris sitter years Of earest go
citaon has at length acceded to the earnest requests
of the American public, and appointed Agent In New
York for the sale Of his valued and Essence
of Life. This wonderful agent Will reatore manhood 70
tho most shattered whether arising rom
ercesses the effects Of climate or natural causes The
time required to- cure the most nvetere case Is four
weeks; and used according to printed instructions
restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry
as Its effects are permanent It Is acknowledged by the
medical press to be the greatest discovery eTer made
Ii, developing powers are miraculous Success In every
case Is as certain as that science overthrows Ignorance
d. Records Essence Of is cold In cases with full IN
strctons for useS at 80 four In one tor
and Will be sent to any part carefully packed, on receipt
Of remittance TO- his accredited agent: -
N6arch 20 ~ M ~ Tjherty street. New York.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTON..
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River. 300 bushels
Rough Rico TO Cohen, Hanckel & Co.
Steamer Fannie, Davis, Georgetown c. 1S7 heroes
pcs IL haes Cotton, 81 bags Rough Rice, and Mdze.
To Ferguson Holiness Shackelford Fraser, Thurston
& Holmes. ] r ONeill Son, J Pringle. Rlatte q
Co q " Wiia1us l. Co. Adams, Frost l. Co. and others
Sloop julia from Santee 100 bushels Rough Rce 10
Thurston Holmes.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br brig chebuctoo Kennedy, Halifax, n s-Budd g
Blake. =,
Br brig Carmen Faulkner, Havana-Lopez Co.
Schr Daniel Britain Springer, Philadepma-H BAKER
4 Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
schr Nevada. Doughty, Baltimore.
Sohr D " Vaughan Howell, Georgetown G.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, Jan ls.
Br brig Albert, Erickson, Liverpool, Jan 2.
Cleared for this Port.
schr A Iarrabee, Carlisle at New York. Jan IT.
Schr Lilly, Francis at New York. Jan II.
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Market Report.
rEnox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

IFHON OUR OWN ooiAtAtSF Fo-DN.1>A' .
N,r.rzAs. January II, 1867.-MuscovADo sUeAhs-
Tor tbese descriptions there has prevailed the same oa
,soa bnvers refusing to enter into any operations un
,,nbers reduce their rates. advices from Pofs
+iya encouragement to 1noet the views OF holaefs
s..o ,oov IL about 1900 hhds. common to good qaah
10. the former being tho most abundant .as'
increasing as all estates are now in fun
so,, whether prices may open higher than "a 70 va
,.,.,. ar7obe for fair to good refining.
sersrhe inquiry for this article has eeen ratner
octivs snce our last and the sales OF tho ne" crop
have baen to some extent comprising tho ouowns par
cs,a viz: 1900 lhds Clayed deliverable by February io
at sx reals pr keg for fret 1000 hhds 2Soe hhds 90
1ooo hhds. reals keg 1900 hhds clayed first re-
oasn,e deliverable Jnnuary 15 at ~ real Kegs 25oo
M. IT which Muscovado. deliverable 5000 per month
- February and March; 1900 IN April aud Soo
a. N Nav at 4E@5I reals per keg; 1000 hhds. Gay
~ snd 400 hnds Muscovado. deliverable at soo mas
month 41@5 reals per keg; about 1900 hhds. Gay
tonediate delivery at from 1905 reas per keg.
Eep,eHrs TO THE o. s.-Per box Sugar ooea''
,ar bo, hhas Sugar s4@z 50; ITO gallons Molasses s4
1mtnEa.-Pteh Pino Lumber OF prime a'anss Is
,te,,,ae in fair den and prices are tending upwards
o.,as ~ c.ruo ex Mechanic from ST. Marys superior
s.sa7, ... ,sy,ed. $50 per NJ. with three months
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South Carolina Railroad
.Junuury al.

800 bales Cotton Cattle EgEniture and sua
~ 70 ,V;ss 4 Co. FL Mey, Sloan, G W Viii
iians n : Co, " W Smith. Jeders Co. Leg spen.
cer Rodgers Co. Willis 4 Chisoln,, D AIKEN ~ q
Co. Dukes Co. Mowry CO. ADAMS, T1oss q
Mrs s Keitt.
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Havana Market.
pAvANA. January l2.--The correspondent o. the New

Ao. Mt bear of any sales Of sugar at present. The
90 nos so the county do not yet offer sufficient
sbpo The looks buoya% ana ~ ana
ers viii conform to reals fof NO = AAu ouai'i'''
S oasses cayed selling at the outports ut "a reas
and Muscovado at 5a5k reals. &c ,,,Ils have
,ao. ,a,en for the last few days. Sterhng at l4al4
1sen francs at 9a9 premium; sixty days currency
1 New York ut 22 per cent discount ana short gh1 eou
Fseohts are gradually recovering Charters-bIlash
hrig SIary olivia 800 hhds sugar, sagua 70 norm Oh
Hsferaa S. and molasses At bsm org
Sr banncey, ESQ TONS Maanzas to Philadepha' at 81
a Md suRar and old iron.
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Mobile Market.

MOB1IE. January 17-CoTToN...-.Ihere has been
ansral and good demand oday without any particular
stiitv IN fhe market Sales were made early IN the
s. nn as of outside figures of YESTERDAY say 3lAc
for but later Factors advanced their figures
With the demand and better feeling In Ae" foIk anu anu
ano and the market closed firm ut SIC, with sales
bo1n
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, January 1T-BREApsTUF Receipts
24e9 bbls four T7O0 bags meal 500 bush wheat 1900
do corn $3.50 do oats and Sc do seed The market for
State and Western Flour dull and heavy and prices
ruled trie in favor Of the buyer The sales comprise
only 1000 bbs at the appended quotations. Southern
Flour dull Of sale and nominal in value the ansac-
tons comprise LOO bbls Rye Flour quiet but steady
note sales Of 45O bbls at from Sc 50as Corn Meal was
n}o.
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PaSSen&ers.

Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, C-H
Montague. A " Bessent daughter and son, DR. Deas,
n Klatte. Dr S Hemingway, Misses BASEL, Miss
Hazelhurst J F Dawson, Capt Tilton, tucker, & :
Alexander, c Bsylsy, Capt Stream, a GOODWILL ano
deck
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The Wheat market was inactive and nominalIy shade
in buyers favor We note ales of about 10000 bus,
including amber State at 81 95, and No. milwaukee, at
but sales effected with difficulty; the transactions
comprise 900 bush at 81 II for mixed Western in store
81 19 mixed Western ahoat and 81 06al OF for new
ing at 81 15sSl III In store. and 81 10 ahoat oats
were nominal; note sales OF 10000 bush ut 62aG5c
for Chicago and Milwaukee, and 66a68c for State Cana
Gs Rye was rmer, but other descriptions continued to
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l'te 5gal1g Menus
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1867.
COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

u,rrAy N s-per bri, Chebuctoo-76 bbls Rosin, 10
hbls Spirits Turpentine. sos feet Steam sawed
Lumber, 50, SEQ feet Flooring Boards
HAYANA-Per brig Carmen-100 o0o feet nunoer; sc
DFIPHIA-per schr Daniel Brittain-7U oales
Cotton pipe Gir 200 tons 1ron 100 Car " Wheeis' II
Cannon 10000 feet Lumber.
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nh. charleston Cotton Market.

-
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, January .A.)
ha market was quiet and depressed. prices declining
,n most cases about half cent = IT,; salo soo pales
,ov At 20 OF 81 at 80 Il at 81 II at 80 IS at 9s1s
40 at sox and a5 at 3s. We quote
Low Middling. g
&Gddlng. ....oo "
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-13

To You've LApIEs.-The Cincinnati
Commercial deeotes a column editorial
to a consideration Of the fact, that large
numbers of young men, in all our Amer
lean cities, are deferred from engaging
in matrimonial alliances by conscious
ness Of inability to support family in
the ruling style of extravaganza, and
closes its article thus:
Let manageable ladies', therefore, If
they do not aspire to perpetual single
blessedness, emancipate themselves from
the slavery Of Fashion, and therefore re-
duce their bill of costs in the matrimon-
ial suit, and swell the ranks of their suit
ors. We do not want our beauties to
dress in sack cloth, but we would have
them cherish the wholesome truth that it
is themselves-their refined accom- plish-
ments, and softening induences-which
charm and attract the stefner sex toward
them. The expensive elegance and COR
2eous magnifcence Of their dress and
surroundings may excite MON ensary
admiration, and enhance the enchaut-
mcnt which their presence exceIs. Bu.
these costly luxuries will surely awaken
heartiess calculations OF dollars and
cents, and enable filthy lucre to drive
away hosts Of devotees from the shrine
Of love.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-13

The Chicago TribDc speaks thus con
corning tue effect of the late eight honr
strike in that city: II all the strikers WHO
think that they are holding ont gallantly
against the tyrant capital, should aban
don their self-imposed idleness. and pro
pose to return to their work to day. on
former terms as to pay and hours, not
one third of them would recover their old
situations, or any situations, for two rea
sons: First, the places of great many
of them have been filed by men from
the country; second, they have SO de
ranged business by their eight hour folly
that their bosses do not need, and could
not employ. anything like the former
number of hands The strikers have de
feated themselves.
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reed be no great difficulty in the matter
FINALLY" said Mr.. wordy, Eve shall
examine the abstract carefully with the
deeds, and then, il We find all correct, we
shall get things in train for proceeding
with the conveyance; after the execution
of which there will be no impediment,
Mr.. Robinson. TO your taking possession
af your alarming residence at once
And that will be-" said Robinson
with ! miserable consciousness of having
spoken 70 Mrs II. about getting iEto pos
session next week--ssthat viii hef'
.sAhr' said Mr.. Wordy. .'this is--lei
me soc June, then should say about
the latter end Of October, Mr., Robinson.
Ne may hope t0l6e in = position to COM
pau1rpNt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-13

Milo is my fs~orite steed, for Harry
broke him for me, and We are all as hap
py as the day is long. uncle included, for
uncle insisted on our living with him,
and / told him at last would consent, if
only to keep Poll Wilks from cooking
his dinner To which he answered,
loaking at Harry. ''You see what spit
fire it is, and you may bless yocr stars if
you don't rue the day she went out to
find husband.
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The remains Of the old Fort, erecte

The remains Of the old Fort, erected
at Vincenncs, A. D. 100, are yet
visible, Fort Vincennes was one Of the
great chain of frontier Notifications
which the French erected to enable them
to retain possession of the vast territories
bordering on the lakes and the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers A correspondent of
the Indianapolis Journsl says: The first
permanent settlement At Vinccnnes WAS
made by colony oil French and half
breeds from Canada, whose descendants
now occupy a large part of our city. The
primitive dwellings were built in the
style of the Spanish adobe. the timbers
set uprigh. in the ground, and the inter-
stices filed with unburned brick. Many
of these old cabins arc yet in existanee
and occupied by some of the old French
fam.iies. There are many old people,
nearly one hundred years of age, now
occupying some of these old cabins.
scarcely ten by twelve, in which they
were born and reared The first English
esnigrant located here about the year
1900 The first brick building erected
here was the Harrison House, which is
yet one of the best buildings in our
city MADISON Courier
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FINDING A HUSBAND.

| "Uncle, may l ride Milo?" said one
bright June morning, as he sat at the
| breakfast table.
ride Milo?''
| "Ycs! it is such beautiful day"
! ..But he'll throw YOU"
| ssThrow me - And laughed merrily
and inconsiderately. "Say yes, dear
uncle" continued, coaxingly, "there's
/ no fear, and am dying for a canter."
you'll die Of a canter them" he re-
torted, with his grim wit, ''for he'll break
your neck. The horse has only been
ridden three times, twice by myself and
once by Joc."
"But you've often said was a better
rider than joe" Joe was the stable boy.
That's good uncle, now do" And 1
threw my arms about his neck and kissed
him.
knew by experience that when did
this generally carried the day. My un-
Gle tried to look stern, but saw he was
releuting He made last effort, how
ever, to deny me.
"why not take Dobbin?" he said.
.Dobbin." l cried. "Old, snail paced
Dobbin on such morning as this. One
might as we'll ride rocking horse at
once
well. well," he said, IF I must,
must! You'll tease the life out of me if
l don't let you have your way. I wish
you'd get husband, You mirx, you are
growing beyond my control"
''Humph. husband. Well. since you
say SO, I'll begin to look out for one to.
day."
He'll soon repent of his bargain"
ID my uncle, but his smiles belied his
words. you're as short as p;e-crust, if
YOU cant have your way. There" see
ing was about to speak. "go and get
ready, while tell Joe to saddle Milo.
You'll set the house afire if don't see
you off,
Milo was soon at the door, gay, met
tlesome colt, who laid his ears back "a
mounted and gave me q vicious look
did not quite like.
Take care" said my uncle, ats not
too late to give it up yet"
was piqued.
II never give up anything" said.
Not even the finding Of husband.
eh?"
mo. I'll ride down to the poor house
and ask old Toney, the octogenarian pau
per, 30 have me, and you'll be forced to
poI 10 ',
And AS | said this, my eyes twinkled
mischievously. for uncle was an old bach
elor, who detested all strange women,
and held an especial aversion TO Poll
Wilkes, sour old maid OF forty seven,
because, years ago, she had plotted to
entrap him into matrimony. Before hc
could reply, gave Milo his head.
John Giipin, we are told, went fast;
but I went faster. 1t was not long be-
fore the colt had it all it's own way. At
first tried t. check his speed, but he
got the bit into his mouth, and all could
do was to hold on and trust to tiring him
out. Trees, fences. and houses went by
US like Wild pigeons on the wing. AS
long as the road was clear We done we'll
enough, but suddenly coming to blast
ed oak, that started out spectre like from
the edge OF a wood, Milo SHE'D, twisted
half round, and planted his forefeet sud
denly in the ground. did not know I
was falling till felt myself in q mud
hole which lag at one side Of the road.
Here was fine end to my boosted
horsemanship: But a. the mud was soft,
I was not hurt, and the ludicrous specta.
Gle presented secn got tbs .rpsr h.rd
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The National debt gives rise to nil
sorts of curious calculations. The latest
lator states that in the Assay Office tie
pure gold which results from the process
Of separation is pressed into cakes called
chooses" These are 13 inches in
diameter. and inches thick. Assum
Ing the National debt to be, in round
numbers, s2,500,O00. 900, it would re-
ogirc l25,00O Of these ..cheeses" to can
eel it. If these were placed one upon
another, the pile would extend miles
and about II 14ths of q mile into the
air-if it did not toppls over.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-13

The sale of articles from the Dead
Letter Office at Washington, the other
,,ay, was interesting. Over Loo par,
GELS, containing several thousand differ
ent articles, were sold. Tbc proceeds
were deposited in the Tres. sary, subject
% the order of tho Owners. should they
hereafter be found. The list embraced
almost every article of wearing apparel.
iewelrv, medicines, DC, most of them
for ladies' Among these were false
breasts, shoulderbraces, hair, haor
skirts, culique and curriers'. baby clothes,
white emanuel bloom for the complex
ion, hair dyes, hair res.orer7, hair up
rooters, vitaliziny recuperatofs, stregth
ening lotions, pimple banishers, patent
llisters, and cures for drnnkards.
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The people Of New Jersey can appre-
ciate . compliment paid their high char
acter for honesty by the well-known Gin
cinnati wine merchant, Nicholas Long
worth. On an old record in the Cincin-
natl Recorders Office there is entered
satisfaction on a mortgage in the fol
lowing words: Il cancel this mortgage,
not recollecting whether it was paid or
not. Paid or not; acknowledge pay
nest, and cancel i. ~ it 10 not likely
Jerseyman would let . mortgage remain
twenty one years unpsid. Witnsss my
Iand and seal, Nicholas Longworth.
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LET 1T PASS.

Be no, too swift TO taxa odense;
Let II pass.
Anger Is a foe to sense,
Let il pass.
Brood not darkiy Ger awronE
Which will disappear ere long;
Rather sing this cteery song
Let j, pass Let it pass!
Strife corrodes the purest mind.
Lee it pass
As the unregaried wind;
Let # pass
Any vulgar souls tina: live
May condemn without reprieve;
'Tis the noble who forgive.
Let it pass Let it pass'
Echo not an angry word;
Let il pass!
Think how often you have erred;
Let it pass.
Since our days must pass away
Like the dew-drops on the spray;
Wherefore should our SORROW stayr
Let il pass lie. it pass!
Ii for good you've taken i'll,
Let it pass!
Oh. be kind and gentle still;
Let it pass
Time at last makes all things straight;
Let us not resent, but wait;
And our triumphs shall be great.
Let it pass Let il pass
Bid your anger to depart;
Let it pass
Lay these homely words to heart;
Let it pass!
Follow not the giddy throng!
Better to be wronged than wrong;
Therefore sing the CHEEKY song
lat IL rssst Let IL paSSt
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The reaper and nowsr manufacturers
OF Rockford, Illinois, for the year 1886,
exhibited sales 70 the amount Of 11, ,058,-
25s. The mii1crs Of the sams place re-
turned S1,l81, ,0s7 for The same time.
Rockford has water power, hence has be-
come An extensive manufActufing town.
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