davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-02-01

nlls-Tno general trade was tais. and the IN n4rset
chspSe 1i sS In our q9otati9ns " follows; c.rboI
M Hsas Wn H 1lii fsssd esq 81 n2ss wi9
IL m i,iS: Is en: %; wh,is Sn
30 S's'@ OIL 400
2 bis FoiE 1000 IS Lara saipoed. d g. assss 3. !.
Meat s. rs Necf sl9 btls Pork. le9da ~ Laid Ths
na1set was quls but hsIns'. except On LARD sale
Posk, n5le spot .. 80 % so bsls buyer Feb
htle seer Fe6tuasy and March At sosa 10 ' III: Il
s1cS sa9Ssaaa =, Ss Y ~ hrls As Losanspors. sale.
5SS;s SsIS IL e%zs5 %sts
,5s enney efe ff9Ss1 senfGa
INK. huysr fssraa5y, It lsc; looaa buyer IL Fs6
'fS;S E ; s e: 10 at,s
sssr !ss &
y So Of ,s, IS dressed rorkev.
Is aoz = 1t S: s 1!Ss j! eSa ao: az at
y ioz ., saso: II dox do .. 10 ns rasse5s ii
EfcESWaa IL tsF @ local Z inaa1,y. ] and rr,ces were
"a Arss Z ssss.is;S is 9s'sa "
ses ssEesss e a
oaSte eeeo1 s same y y . 90 Fa. We
3smSi, s g ESss e rs s9S!;s
AZ 1sis Sa.s eSfs &c s. ass: Il 's E1i's
s,Ssax ); ,sss Sq'ss spd Etsss
~ VIZ HS;f fSss S;;ss, fsss
H.ye; ;ss@Tc; PhilaHelrh!s bee hive. isa5sc.
b e kso p,'Is' rSfs rSess
AGslsny hGas IL lnanlohc' Puse' s9.i yssshers Git
sAif;1Ksssived: none; shipped sss e-ls. Tho
S1|sS s;j !: l. Ma! aas;fS; +,
~: ss|ss'a. esf We're ,sht-ere b.
s::s ): :@s 8 S;ni
silv!s is'e. !S51 I'sE:as E.as
EeeFis s;y:;a'. sSasc; ssiin. ioxsise: rs rs
e sEHps1hsss EeI .husea e!sea, s7us n,; sa,pp,a none
ssss i: as tsss :'is s. seIs s
f9si ail'9s !: ,sSo 6'ss At sS
a u fst iniv the vonne e b9sass
Ssa5S i. ir i soss; :iiSs, s; il:
e1tfa tns = shole: sarefans tS inc eGm I'M
ehaee q y s4fa Kstal a. fe fests1
$751; ssSa to 4 soss L ns se05 SSes i
s'!:t iHii1Messies @ s & ssi'fS' - pfis !. iiSs:
m ~ VA s sustnei1 sn"s H. doia
Was reported dnll and weak. We quote:
, 1869-02-01

The following is The list Of transfers Of prop
Included in the above taale-recosded on Ff1
ard Saturday, January % and 80:
CMnmet Ci ag,:n ot Twenty.nlatb. TT, VI 25x
D. Hartman to Isaac A. Hss,man. a. ~ =:
log ps,sedup e R0esy e 5;,e5 5t; rGe
Sett; 9, 1ss-Wm. D. Ogden 9. ii. to i.
es sfd t. Isl Il oi Centre ay, T. ;iris;i:
Dap, 1.ueo- X. schoenbeEger TO Ven:
west wssnineton st, iisx II oi oakley Il" NJ
;.91ist + Jan. 1s-Wm. w. Wright "a Cnas.
Calumet AZ. ~ It ii TSepty:;6ifi s;. ~
isA3lsstt; Jaa. III. Goodwin. Jr., 10 JOIN
Crossing st, ii; of iIdxeyiIils road. + 2;1 1e
1%ts: Ts, IS.2 AST: 1Ses-chaflotte a. Quentin to
w,trht ;hn - y 81 .:s;; a.,
6esse1th 5's M e asrE 't'? ug:e!s; +; ocs
Naubantia ay. Ma q Of Gir4fd Et,n f,24111G0
.;,oJ!,,n. &; J1n. s-"alt=s Phe1bin 10 Bf1dset
seats nss;ed IT, silica Il of Wight ST,
S1lG6 jan. .2s-Gicholas Clemens 10 Js-
%5i;iS 3;S: IT, }; a aaa i i D. tb1ss j. s.zsse1 81
f1I,h DeaFbofn st. 81 Schiller Il. I, :5X1
1ssf t. g!sh hSase;; Jan. 3s-Frsnz siein.
Schiller + 5ei SSits Wis and FfsnIlin SIS,
1E:s.G5n; Jan. 27-Henry uoetzeimsna to
q: Nsfeh Is. ts-Heafy Gsesaensum 10 !.
Lincoln az, a0i Il NV az Seiden az, &c T. :Gxi,o
81 Jan. 29-Wm. Brandt 10 Sarah a. uar- :
Burnside 81, liz ii of Twentieth Il, t. Is Liz
r. 1S6h It: Jan. ?s.Wm. L!!l 70 JOHN Butter.
s>sH 1fs1gS s j. q 1Sfn'5 E. Jliasf .
WI ssS ss;S i # BsKsiS $;iiSs
AssSs!s s; 1$s Il iii; i. ( sixi:s ii
Dsds.l: ~ = sS..n =
nfn1nIIns Ins + Il * Gf Ine95a ~
Dnnaihg et: X q MaI,!sa h1nSo1 aT:sl xlssA
panning ST. sfss e Lin:oia y =. :s1i5s;;
g.: Jan. "a, +: Snsil 70 Linn q swan..::.
aa y.oscSh IL q hes1s5 a. ss1si T.;
..r. sa"o.u 10 .: Ins.n!a
indiana s3c9n @ ~ nx G.tr II L1xtIs; I ,,,,,,
8! T. tas aaa Wig. IT,
p5snsds 5sE Kaafsasf Il y ,te SsS
ASi3s5 II 7, sSsef fo1sS;Ss!5s !. s,ss:x5i:s
T.: 5sa: $:,S5Lsfsed. Ksasia = Dfesf{s5 ;afs;'
WABASH ~ = ;s r # a. = r.d
1f q.:S PIT 4; Jan. 2s-John barbour 81
s.aIsnn !, ~ ~ s;;:; :; "
'''' 80 -El!s; VII ksnySa g XIV e % At5sa Weston
wilcox ST. Of G.I!fsrnis 1i i. .tzs sioo1,.,n;
q r. E. VIE see E. Sua' u & a.s s; ;n
chaY'oiic e. s GlhsEt af to Ain:aoay Mseas
&; IL asans e Join Rsl.ki; ..::::.. :s..
Jan sae 70 o. 1as asp5e ph +; xls' f
E q Ktmhal:'s snh o1 = x ofnef$o of fnc';;
, 1869-02-01

The highest and lowest quotations 10: Gold
during the cusrcat N ontn we.a 13iss, or ih: I'd.
and 1861 Oh The 1Gtb. The range in New York to-
4
, 1869-02-01

EAnc u sec 10, IS, Is, c 50 aret*; Lan. IL
P1clsqn D. Smith to YIN. T. N!n1late. 49, t10
WEST or ctfT LIMITS.
Monroe st. Of California 81, a I, 514l3 t.: Jan,
Is-james Webb 70 jerome F. Ystes......... l,occ
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calumet ..:........... 80 Hanenek...
:oHper Falls......... 16k alin.csCla............
-rAnk1ia. ......... .... 134 QcIrcY
, 1869-02-01
Hostetter's Bitters

Eensfa corrective Of Irregularities ofthn secso1
tiyo oyxxns u universally admitted. and II u nov
found that IL rkc Of usefulness Il much mofs e1
tensisa ttan anticipated By the proPsotoss ~hrn
sneY nrst invited public attention to thu virtues Of
tue aYitIe.
, 1869-02-01

Increase -.................,....5 22O,JJ1.at
Dealsts' rates for buying and selling Govern.
1nent Bondr, Local Stocks, Gold and Silver, In
this EaIket this afternoon we're as below:
, 1869-02-01

ls sontt CIkst., treats al Private 1cd e1u.l Dit
eAtes, erd tneess permanent cure IN tbs nost vtru
lett and oh5tlAste cases. without the use Of mer.
eusJ. TnGse suffering from Seminal Weakness Ner.
should eal e3ry. aud saTs tina suacirs ~ Snd eq eq
psnse, p Il, AZ Eenals D.sessea Aad Dl1culnes ueas
ed Win aNety SAD suecesa. Els =" Pamphlet Of Ad-
ice ~ cent ffff 70 HrY nddfess fnnsutfattnn
, 1869-02-01
C0uuER RCIAL,


SATURDAY E7KS1y6. Jan. %,
The fol]oE1pg tables sho + the rcccsp.r and ship.
nents Of Produce during tht past twcnty-:on,
hcufs;
, 1869-02-01
Anti-Bifious Pills

have been tiled IN lrer complaint without any bene
1T, tho nlssers hare often produced aa1utarJ q.
feet before hAlf dozan doses hare been taken Tia
habtual constipation y hlch frequently accompanies
Indigestion. AID which powerful cAshAfttcs onJ
eve foF the tin ebenE 10 aEKaVAte In tho t1d Also
ytelds to the gently rtaaxlnx inf1euce Of tho Elixir
which grad n.l1y restores tho bowels 70 ! natural
condition. Thu vAlue OF
, 1869-02-01
PRICES,

1oodxa61 ozNa2 M1esR1, pr potus. .........Jl 90
HoQ4AudH 8HrMAa 81sfefl, hAU dcxta.s 3.0$
Hooo1n61 German Fu1n, pnt M In 9<- Dostlas 1-39
W oocle, q hAft do9sn rns ~ So.
Do not &1Eet 70 tKAnSha NN3l ~ 9yt1ala T9R tE91
in QE1& 10 m ~ R%HtS1A - .
, 1869-02-01

:Dtmelrp.


II f. W e l. R r
ti0o $50 pieces for Isl II r1eces for 81. hocsae
Circular cent free. Addsesl Lock Boz 43t, proyt
tencr. r. 1. ~
, 1869-02-01
Unmedicated Stimulants,

BT arJ Tous seActinn. The pnrc basis Of tho az
tclc, aud the healihtnt nature Of the botanic els
cns With which IT inprcguAscd. render It ~ sAla
for the braiu as cup Of Congo or DohcA.
An the main object Of The laws Ii the protection Of
person and property and the prevention Of nr. 10
the legitimate object Of medicine is the rsoteco1 Of
health and tho prevention Of suffering, Hence the
value OF
, 1869-02-01

a at1ner feeling perTsded the Eh1nElc market to.
and sales Ee1e readily pAas .: 81 % 1oo0 for
a" sax Cd. The receipts ele i1sgc ior tas perlpd
q ne year. We quote:
or ttAr HaE ,....,............f al m
~, A-ef1s
thickness. W ~ 80
1eugth-Sl1teeu tnche&.
Nznt-TEenty inches.
ts@ PCT earload added when transferred, which
charge follow the EhinHlea.
LEATHER-Dea1ers report 3 fairly active move
mens IN this article, and tsn. healthy tone per
EAocs The market. Prices remain uoIzIinally lu-
changed. and VIC continue to quote;
, 1869-02-01
Coup-de-Mail1.

The effect u patent to the world, and there Is no ne
cestity for making myatcFJ about the r1o6us or
e4urtt, The difference between
, 1869-02-01
ClAAGAti0 LIVE STOCK MARKET,

For the Week Ending Jenuary so, 1869,
BATCKp1y Eyxy1So. Jao 81
BEEF CATTLE.
The tollo*!EE table shaws the daily receipts Cd
shipments Of Live stock for the week ending to-
night. ~ compared with iha cot1e*ronciaS week Of
1ktt - .-S
, 1869-02-01

lccciPta At tho sun-TTcatnry, fISls Or pay1ueuts
26,tn.3t6: ba1ancc, fs3. .673.1s1.
Guld export for the week. sss:i Imports for the
~ ek-drslgoodF. ts,s34,2z7; general merchandise.
, 1869-02-01
HOstetterS Bitters
Is Protective and Preventive Asen1
Has been strongly dwet uron. Bat It must not bt
thence inferred lhat the
Remedial Power

Ufihe preparation is inferior TO It's efficacy ~ safe.
guasd In cases Of D1spersla, It h In shc opInou of
Ill who have tried 1t ~ remedy for that most Eeu-
eFal Of all physical Affections, swift and certain spe-
c1Gc. This dlease Is not, 1nAny suppose, mere
| disorder Of tho stomach; and 10 medicine that
| touches the
, 1869-02-01
THE COURTS.
Bankruptcy Budget-Thc Mel.
aon-B0ard OF Trade
Cate.
An INJUNCTION Wanted in Horse
Swapping Suit.
Forty ACRES Of uBoulsvard Pfope:-
~" In Court-
THE COURTS.


L, s. COCRTS.
The Court was engaged daring Saturday, In tho
continued hearing or the Case OF tho United
Stafce y One steam Engine, &c This Is oas Of
the several quits instituted By the aeents Of the
United states again.t Elisha ". Butcher. This
10 an action for The eonh.cauoa Of his rect,gyiue
estsb lishmclt
, 1869-02-01
STANDARD MEDICINES.

II b,exk1 IN the pa,o1Jsu1 IN nrou three to tea
ds5s and lts continued use generally restores tha
rony.e.cen Mt to pe,fecs health u about f7rtnght
IN hn,us rr,utttcnss It's operation u equally katis.
Mctorr. where both mineral aud vegetable
, 1869-02-01
Foa GALE By ALL DRUGGISTS

~ pakze nsEsbac21FvN&S
, 1869-02-01
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
SGt1dse6. 10 That tna II &sf{nAtur4 ct G. II
JACKSON u On tha Uwt1pDM d each 5osnks
PrincipAl O4ooo and Man7taetosy st the H@r.
nan 4etNt4n9 &4ayH, NQ. 4S1 AHQ2-4f4s
Ent1des3aaa, "a
CHARLES II. EY1N1, Proprietor,
ypereu G. Il JACKSON CO,
, 1869-02-01
NEW M AN.

7hTuuKh the inI11IesntA1itz Of sne s.oSs powE5yl
and po1usas Of all vegetable ln18oza2.1 And Lcssee
iTek-
, 1869-02-01
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC |

Hsi beea proyfded-a p4epArac,a in rs;sa Tic so,td
eIHas1 Of tae aness tt1torAuVs1 q :la vezetzois
nnaSsa n asS e ~ = 3o1uon q
n ehoo1oE betveea taess tEo Nes5 an.co:es should
stae foa denN the Tonic ahou1d BE- h.s aclec stoat
nat n eas1 Essse the eaerrezeE not 70 p7sastax
tutnita benefit trnM tAk - toE e4ch In tuf1. Th64
u no pta4e nt indt&s1Ho IA, blloa3cSGt, NefypHa
6sse2se or rhyAeal pros HtAnno TO Eh.ah ttey I'll
not adSpteC+ A1A IN Viii eh, &1uZ1y or eoEHupkx
thay NsU 1o1 eHSc4 epSx.
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po,itical Debasement of Literary Men In
England.

An intelligent English gentleman writes 4 ~
tr - the fuFeBrgdsnt respecting tue FoNt
dcbassment Of British literary men fiuhAol =.
i universal disease among them Literature i
A. VIGOROUSLY divorced from politics a Teig',
yras from the discussion of slavery in the IniteI
S-a-a. before the war. BadicalIsm the EaSlS'
poets and critics look upon wiihcontempt- Mat
thew Arnold. one Of the hest of them always
sreaks in dcrreciatiou OF everything that i robust
and earnest i'm politics. Carlyle Is notorious Tor
his arisrocratic nonsense on this subject, " and
after Carlyle, his poor ncrveless inflated lmi'a'oF'
Ruskin."
Tennvson. too. lives 4 life of seclusion, louns-
ing. smoking. versitying, dreaming, and letting a
vain and Ciddv world 20 by. lie never hits ms
head to speak on political questions except to
sheer AT the cause of liberty. or 70 defend some
instrument of oppression and cruelty. lie went
out of his way in one Of his prominent poems 20
fling words Of scorn at John Bright. and lately he
has been heard Of a. the eulogist OF Eyre, under
whose administration in Jamaica innocent men
aud women. by scores and by hundreds, were
logged and hanged, without guilt and without
trial. When Garibaldi was the fashion in Eng
land three or four years ago. Tennyson dIned III
his company, but peers and peeTesses sat ut the
table also. Not that Tennyson is n base man, he
i simply law. ignorant and demOralized.
Mr.. Swinburne i an exception to the ruic, anu
he Is injured in the esteem Of the English public
by the fact more than by all his youthful faults.
His appeal TO the people of England on behalf OF
some condemned Feniaus was regarded as afro
cioGs. 1t contained. too, the following stanEl
about the United States:
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who desircs To- avail himself of it. assistance The
present number of patients l. something les than
one hundred
Mr.. Parton narratcs several wonceriul SurC
effected by DR.. Day. not the least remarkable OF
which was tie casc OF Or. y. ot Florence Who
from a hi,h position. had become - degraded n
80 that his wife ana children LETT HIM His
brother hearing Of Dr.. Day, who was then IN the
Washington Home. at Boston. picked HIM up
from the street. where be las In~ensl5ic. ana got
him uu1n the train fr the East Before he
reused from his drunken s-ulor. he was halfway
across Virginia. Where am 70 be askct. In
Virginia. on vour way 20 B1stpn-f Alright
said he. i'm n drunkard's drunkenness manner
e. all right give me some whisky He was car
ried into the Home in the arms OF men, and lay
for some weeks miscrably sick His health I'M
proved. and the man revived. lie c!utched at
this unexpected chance Of escape, and co-operated
with all his heart with the system. DIR. Day
wrote a hopeful letter 20 his wife Speak not
10 me of a husband she replied. " l have no
husband: | buried my husband long ago
After four months stay in tie institution the pa
tent returned home and resumed his practice
lie recovered all his former standing. y year
after his family rcioined him. Which, 70 this day,
after nine years sobriety, he retains. His cure
and It's permanency are To be attributed 10 total
abstinence. for he had formerly made numerous
attempts to - regulate himself, taper off,. etc
Such are Il few facts relative to an agency for
reform. which should have it, InitatOrs in every
State.
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An Hour with Nasty

\ writer for the Rochester Chronicle describes
OH hours interview with " Petroleum y. Nasty"
We make a few extracts from his account:
The portrait of him by Mast as he sits in his
famous plst-Ofice, opposite Bascom's grocery. with
his feet ON the table almost touching n bottle Of
WHISKY. and the longed-for 'commiShun in his
hand, does him great injustice. lie really don't
look half 50 surly and cross. But his trials with
\. johnson about that 'post-offis probably
Soured him some. After Il few moments waiting
in the editorial sanctum Nasty comes in. lie
has that quiet, easy, unprctending manner that
wins YOU over 1T once. You see III him the hon
est. candid. intelligent, thoroughly posted and
most intensely earnest political writer of tue day.
lie has none of that light, punning, yet droll wit
of the Artemus Ward kind, for he is not ut all
that kind of man. He IL Il deep, thoughtful man,
with 4 purpose, with a great work laid out for
him 10 DO, and an intiexiblc resolve to do it: oc-
cisiOnally in conversation a rich nugget of Wit
VIII fall out from the wcll-known Nasty vein,
but rarcly-in fact he says he cares but little for
the reputation the Nasty papers have brought
him il he were TO be known by them only"
The following is the history of the origin of
the Nasty papers, 1t seems that during the
campaign for the reelection OF Mr.. Lincoln,
when MIR. Locke was editing a country paper in
Ohio, Il petition was drawn up for circulation
asking the legislature to Danish all colorcd per-
sons from the State.
The writer SAYS:
"Thi petition for some time, they were posi-
IVY |tAHAiAN ~ ~ buI At luCN Il IiCh-
age was sent To one Levi c.. Flenner for distribu-
ton. At the mention of this name Nasty paused
and INDUCED in one of those quick chuckling
laughs of his, and remarked: What Il lucky
thing for me that that Flenncr was ever born in
to this world. If there had been no Flcnner
there might have been no Nasty sWho was
this Flenner?' L asked. He was a 'spOor white"
from Virginia, who had come into the State years
before with his father and mother, (ncither of
whom could read or write;) and his only occupa-
ton had been hanging around the bar-room,
drinking whisky and talking politics. Neither
father nor son had been known to do n single
days work in their lives, and of course they were
the great democratic Oraclcs of the place. For
their valuable political services they were let into
the ''ring" Of the OverSeers of the town poor,
and had managed to steal enough of the supplies
furnished by the town To exc out Il miserable ex-
istence. Such was Flenner; and when | saw
such Il creature circulating such n petition-a
SO wholly beneath the reach of any
dignitied or serious discussion-the idea of the
first Nasty letter came to me. Ny main idea
was TO ridiculc this Flenner, and it took so well.
was copied SO extensively, and so effectuallv
squelched him and his petition, that | was satisfied
that | had struck Il rich vein and must work t."
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TIE DRY ROT IN MEN.-A very curious disease.
the dry rot in men, and difficult to detect the
beginning of it. 1t had carried Kinch inside the
walls of the old Kings Bench prison, and it had
carried him out feet foremost. He was a likely
man to look at, in the prime of life, we'll to do,
as clever as he need to be, and popular among
many friends. He was suitably married, and
had healthy and pretty children. But, like some
fair looking houses or fair looking ships he took
the dry rot. The first strong external revelation
of the dry rot i'll men is Il tendency to Turk and
lounge TO be ut street corners without intcllig-
iblc reason To be gong anywhere when met to
be about many places rather than ut any to do
nothing tangible but 10 have an intention Of per-
forming Il variety of intangible duties tomorrow
or the day after. When this manifestation of
the disease is observed, the observer will usually
connect 1t with Il vague impression once formed
or received that the patient was living Il little too
hard. He will scarcely have had leisure to turn
it over in his mind, and form the terrible suspi-
ciun of b.. dry rot, - when he Will notice a change
for the worse in the PATIENTS appearance
certain sloyenlincss and deterioration, which is
not poverty, nor dirt, nor intoXication, nor i'll
health, but simply dry rot. To this succeeds a
smell 40 OF strong waters. In the morning: to
that, a looscness respecting money TO that, n
stronger smell rs of strong waters at all times to
that, a lOOsencss respecting everything To that,
Il trembling of tie limbs, sumnUlcncy, misery.
and crumbling to pieces.
As it is in wood, 50 it is in men. Dry rot al
vanccs at a compound usury quite inGllculable.
y plank l. found infected with it. and the whole
structure is devoted. Thus il had been with the
unhappy Horace Kinch, lately buried by 4 small
subscription. Those who knew him had not
nigh done saying, SO well off, 50 comfortably
established, with such hope before him,-and
yet, it is feared, with Il slight touch of dry rot !!
W hen 10, the man was all dry rot and dust
CHARTS Dickens.
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY

MAKE ALL OF
Machinery, Sugar Mills, Steam Engines,
ZEN fRIFUGAL MACHINES.
Also. Boilers, Coolers and Sheet Iron WorE. and all kinds OF
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
Ahr-e stock q Piping. Elbows. TEES, Bass Valves ami
Cocks. sheet Iron, Boiler Plate, Bar Iron, Centrifugal Wires,
India Rubber Packing and every description Of Machinery
always on hand.
1 Great Variety Of Machinery on hand : for Sale Low.
go ~ HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
ii. l.. ChaSe'S Photographic Gallery
FORT STREET.
Is NOW OPEN y PREPARED TO
q take PHOTOGRAPHS Of any size in the BEST STYLE .ND
oS THE No>T Il ASoNABLE TEHNS-
AND ENLARGING done in the
best manner.
For Sale-CarI Of the Hawaiian Kings. Queens, Chiefs aud
oti err notable persons.
Aiso-A Ia. assortment Of AND SMALL
FIR \ VI Is. For sale st Low Prices.
90 ~ II. L. CHASE.
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Blank Legal Forms.

BNHE UNDERsIGNED HAS On HAND,
L and will hereafter keep fer sale, Blank Forms, such as are
used in the Lease, Sale or Purchase of Real Estate, Mercantile
Transactions, SC, sc. Among them may be found the follow
ing:
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering Of Vessels,
POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three or four different forms
Of special and general Powers Of Attorney,
CUSTOM HOUSE owE OF ATTORNEY,
COMPREHENSIVE. for Mercantile, Manufacturing or Agri-
cultural Co partnerships,
LEASE Of House or Land,
BILL OF SALE. OF Registered Vessel,
BILL OF SALE, Of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE, Of Heal Estate,
CTATTEL MORTGAGE. Of Furniture or Personal Property.
SPECIAL O"PAHTNERSHIP
BUILDERS CONTRACTS,
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40 how Gar from afar,
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Thy mighty daughter. for years
Who trod the wiuc-preSS of war.
Shines with immaculate hands.
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S,aius not peace with a scar

The iunkeyism which a%ffiicts English literary
men is chronic, but it is hoped that IN time it may
be cured. We suppose that in truth this malady
is not confined to any one class, but pervades all
English society. There is no Individual there, ex-
cept the sovereign and the basest wretch that
crawls in the gutter, who does not look up to
those above him in the social scale. and down
upon those beneath him. All are more or less
funkeys. Such 4 state of feeling seems 10 us
inexpressible, deplorable. 1t brushes humanity,
and extinguishes real freedom of soul. IF it were
only the poets and authors who suffered from it,
the case would be bad enough but what if it in
cludes in its influence the whole mass of the
British people?
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