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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-25
The late Democratic successes
avesadvanced the premium on gold
from Ito to LA

The gross earnings of the North
western railroad for 1874 we're -.
So ,3s5, or nearly $1,000 more
than they were in 1878.
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A BOOK FCR TIT &lLL.0N
knilc. % ,ha Gs,.l.a nra unfn,irt.,s.
DR.. G.. A. BOHANNAN

lures all IrlNats Diseases without tist use Of
mercury. Charges reasonable. guarantees 10
cure ali forms OF 'Npermatorrhea. or sseni-
miual Weakness" In from 10 weeks time.
Ofce No. 6i9 North Fifth Street. bet, WASH
inptou ave. & tirccr. 1T. Louis, Mo- Estsolished
IA II. Louis ~ l-27.
Es-Dr. ia TIRE atise on Special Disea-
ses which iully explains the nature. causes,
symptoms, etc, of asparmatorrhea,' or
seminal Weakness syphilis and valuable
Information on other ieatAis subjects, sen:
FREE In scaled Enve!o.c.
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Estray Colt.

Taken up by DO. Myers IN M ,s.. Ion
hav N * rolf one year old last spring, star
IN forehead. right hind foot white: meek
Tin and inclined To the right. ApprAised ~
SIS. srrrp
Taken up by John stubbleneid. IN Center
rel roam steer. supposed 10 be three years
did In the spring, with white spot on fore
baad ana seine white on under side OF belly
Appraised at SIS "a
Feb. Goth. 1875. ews
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Col. j. ". Judy. Auction

Col. J. ". Judy, Auctioneer.
Nors-,a taioyue ready aboat Feb. 18th.
Milton Briggs. OF Kellogg, Iowa, will sell
IN the day following, about lao head Of
short horns and 100 Berkshire swine, swt
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GREAT OFFER!

OVERTISING: Cheap. good. sys-
"A tematic. All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion Of advertisements, should send
. cents to Geo. p. Rowell a Co. Al Park Row.
New York. for their PAMPHLET-BOOK
tninefy-ssventh edition., containing lists
OF over 1900 newspapers and estimates.
showing the cost. Advertisements taken
Tor ieauing papers ia many States q: . tra-
mendons reduction from publishers rates.
Get the Book.
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LOUANS, MISS WILL.
EYS. GWYNNES.

And all other popular and fashionable r.
lies uf the day
Among them are animals that are and
have been noted prize winners In this h-Ei +.
as well as in the noted herds Of Illinois,
Missouri and other states, before they cane
to this herd.
Iowa Breeders and farmers have never be-
fore been offered as good an opportunity Ia
secure valuable stock as this.
Excursion rates are granted by the b., e.
r. & NJ. Railroad. aud all parties buying
stock will he entitled to q Tree pass home
on the K. 4 l. Railroad. West Liberty being
at the crossing Of these Two leading line.
TERMS OF SALE.--Six months credit
without interest, If paid when due, ii met
paid at maturity, 10 per cent will be charg-
ed from date. \ liberal discount allowed
~ ..
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Consisting of 20 head Of females and abou'
20 Young bulls, among which will be found
representatives oil the celebrated
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6 w lAGA
WAPSIE HERD,

Will offer 70 the highest bidder without
limit, reserve, or BY bid, the entire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-26

glas, por las cuales deben guiarse er
los juicios de faltas.
El pdblico conoce Ia exposition que
ell Sr. Fiscal eley6 al Excmo. Sr. Go
bernador General, sobre picapleitos'
documento que ha reproducido y en-,
salzado mucho Ia prensa habanera.
La sola indication de estos docu-
mentos, elaborados probablemente du-
rante las horas que sus ordinarias ia
reas cotidianas le dejaban libres, bas-
ia a probar que NADIA hemos exagerado
al decir que ell Sr. Dfz ha cumpiido
su deber con un cello y una laboriosi-
da1 dignos de encomio, y que en- el
corto tempo que ba estado al trente
del Ministerio fiscal ha demostrado
grandes conocimientos y extensa prac-
tica en- los asuntos judiciales,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-26

Dice nuestro colega La Cr6nica de
Ponce, en- su n1mero del 20 del ac-
tual:
LA viruela ha tornado en- esta villa
un caracter epidemico. Ell Municipio,
de acuerdo con Ia Junta de Sanidad,
ha acudido q poner en- practica ciertas
medidas para impedir en- 10 possible la
propagation del NAL, y al efecto i'm
provisa un hospital y socorre a domi
clio a los enfermos pobres que no
van & G. La vacunacion Sc esta ha--
ciendo todas las semanas desde ell mo
mento en- que pudo conseguirse un
buen virus, y en- esta han sido inocu-
iados por los facultativos, S. Pojals,
Aguer Revere y ell practicante Sr.
Ventura, mas de Glen niflos. Segun
Sc nos asegura, Ia enfermedad nos ha
sido importada de la antilla hermana.
Hemos tenido yarios casos desgra
ciados"
Sentimos esta calamidad, y espe :
ramos que todos los padres de familia
haran 10 possible para vacunar a sus
hijos antes que Sc extienda la epide-
mia. Sobre este particular af1ade el
citado semanario:
"Estamos autorizados para anadir
ademas, que es err6nea la creencia,
casi general, de que es incoaveniente
la inoculacion en- epocas epidemicas;
y por consiguiente escitamos los no
vacunados para que acudan tomar
ell dnico y poderoso preservativo con-
ira la terrible enfermedad, no sea que
tengamos que arrepentirnos, 81 no hoy,
mafaana tai vez."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-26

ma Sc ha bia ausentadO de Ia ciudad e
s5bado, y con noticias de que estaba
en- Caguas 8 en- Juncos Sc telegrahd
mandandole 4 buscar, aunque sin re
sultado. Sin embargo esta persona
parece que sc pres nt6 espontanea-
mente hoy martes, y en- seguida de-
p6sit6 ell reloj en- poder del juzgado
que entiende de la causa. Esta es la
historic simplemente relatada, la cual
hace honor tanto al Sr. Alcalde, como
al primer Jefe de Orden P1blico, CO.
mo al de la Seccion, que Sc ha mos
trado celosisimo en- la captura de los
criminales, como 4 la policfa en- gene
raj. Les felicitamos cordialmente.
A la hora en- que escribimos no Sc
ha encontrado todavfa la leontina ane
xa al reloj que es de orc y cuyo pen
diente termina en- un die del mismo
metal en- forma de campana y con una
piedra negra con pintas rojas en- ell ex-
tremo.
al entendido tribunal que entiende
de la causa toca ahora averiguar en-
poder de quien esta la leontina, y 81
81 Gago es el que hurt6 Ell reloj 8 solo
el c6mplice del verdadero ladron. Es-
te y ell que empen6 la prenda estan
detenidos en- la carcel.s
Esta vez la .policia espanola ha es
tado al nivel de las mejores y mas sa-
gaces del mundo. I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-26

tantos apostolados, ese domador lie
auditorios rebeldes. ese hombrs de
palabra de fuego, que habfa alcanza
do tantos triunfos como discursos ha-
bfa pronunciado, de repente fue pues
to a un lado, desamparado, olvidado.
7 esa aventura lie acaeci6 ell dfa en-
que habla perdido sus fuerzas y Sc
ha laba absolutamente agitado. He
aquf ell fen6meno lamentable que yo
me atreverfa q lamar la ingratitud de
Las Obras. No es la primera vez que
la noto Da uno su vida, su tempo,
su alma; Sc lie busca, festeja y lison-
jea Esto es encantador y admirable;
pero viene un dla una enfermedad
que os postra, y ell olvid,, Sc hace a
vuestro alrededor en- un minute y va
no sois NADIA Oh! ingratitud de
las obras.. Sc me ha Observable que
este era providencial y que desdeque
no sonos buenos para ell serviciO de
Dios Sc hace bien en- abandonarnos
Acaso los Indus Sc preocupan de los
que son aplastados por ell caro- de
Jaqnemat9 Yo permito pensar que
serfa mejor ell recoaocimiento y me
parece que ell buen Brucker muri6
demasiado aislado durante ounce
aflos En- cuanto q mi como dice JAZZ
min: "No encuentro hoy mas que su
tumba; y 'acubro de flores.
Leon GaNtier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-26
co M u MIC ADOSaE

OeJando nuestro corresponsal de Y a.
Ducoa ell contestar los extrernos oue
abraza este escrito, 10 insertamos con Ia
unprecedented acostumbrada
Hato-grande, IA de mayo de 1875.
ST.. D. jose Perez Morris,
Muy senior milo y amigo: en- eli n1mero
de hoy del peri6dico que v. dirige. he.
visto una publication respecto al descubri
miento hecho en- Yabucoa de dos partidas
de cuatleros y de que en- ciertos pnntos
de Humacao = esta Jurisdiction Sc benefi-
ciaban las reses robadas, manifestation
que hace V. persona verldica y respeta-
BILE de aquel pueblo.
Sin faltar la consideration 4 as.
SF. debo decir a ", con 10 que respecta Z
este partido, que es inexacta esta noticia
y que sin duda no esta al cabo de oue
habiendo llegado 4 mi conocimiento como
autoridad ell robo de reses sucedido en- va
bucoa y la actividad despIsgada Dor aouel
celoso Alcalde, puesto de acuerdo con q.
SO procedio en- este pueblo q instruir la
oportuna suraria y fueron encontradas en-
poder &c un vecino propietario tres reses
J una bestia que resultaron ser de las roba.
das, cuyas diligencias Sc remitieron al
Juzgado, sin que aparezca el hecho que
Sc publica; pues las reses que Sc beneGcian
en- esta localidad son presentadas por per-
sonss muy conocidas previa justification
de propiedad.
hace catorce meses fueron entregados
los Iribunales los que en- este na. lido
SO dedlcaban al robo de gsnado sin que
desde entOnces la fecha hsya sucedido
0tro necAo, pues el cue nos osupa Ga aca-
ecidO en- jurisdiction extrana.
Con Ia mayor consideration soy de v.
atectisimo s s. @. B s. M.
FraAefse0 Nsaass,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-26

Nuestra celosa policfa, ell Cuerpo
de Orden P6blico y Municipal, acaba
de prestar un servicio que redunda en-
honra de la administration espaaola.
Saben nuestros lectores por una ga
cetilla que publicamos ell domingo
que q un caballero ingles, Mr.. Robert
Thomas Brown, le habla sido hurtado
un reloj de gran valor, cuya descrip
.ciou hemos hecho, en- la casilla del
cable que esta junto al mar, al lado
de Ia puerta de San Juan Inmedia
-tamente que el Sr. Alcalde VaIdes
buvo noticia de esta estafa, hizo jugar
ell TELEGRAPH, comunic6 instrucciones
q la policfa y con un cello digno de
encomiO todos los individuos de este
institute Sc dieron q cazar ell paiaro.
Lo mismo Ell Sr. Valdes, que el Sr.
Gramaren, que ell Sr. Martinez, jefe
de la primera seccion de Orden Pd-
blico, que sus subordinados, todos to-
maron las precauciones posibles para
recobrar la prenda robada a un ex-
tranjero que, confando en- Ia proven
bal honradez de los espanoles, no Sc
habia cuidado mucho de poner en-
seguro su reloj mientras iba q reno
yer ell cable que estaba subido sobre
una roca & la entrada del mar.
Ell mismo dia del hurto. el yi4rnes.
supo el Sr. d. Cesareo Martinez, jefe
como hemos dicho, de la seccion de
la Capital, que en- Catafio SO andaba
vendiendo un reloj.
FL comisario del barrio de Catafio
prendi6 y envio a Bayamon ell domin-
go & un tai Martin Hurtado (a) ell
GagO, acerca del cual no habfa querido
declarar el individao en- question, que
estuvo en- preside no ha mucho item
po, y probablemente habrfa sido puesto
en- libertad, 81 los Sres. Gramaren Y
Martinez no hubiesen lido 4 aquel
pueblo. Hablando ell Sr. DiIches, al
calde de Bayamon, de un detenido
que tenia en- su poder pOr sospechas,
pregunt6 su nombre ell Sr. Martinez.
y enterado de que era Ell Gago, de
Equien el tenfa grandes sospechas de
ser ell caco que habia hurtado ell reloi,
Sc encerr6 con .el en- ell calabozo '
allf amenazandole y agasajAndole J
mostrandose enterado de todo, consi-
guio que la media hora confesase e.
Gago que el habfa empef1ado ell relo
en- doce pesos, y que 81 el mismc
Martinez le trafa a la Capital le dirfs
en- poder de quien estaba la prenda
Sc puso con ell presunto REQ en- ca
mino el Sr. Martinez, y en- Catanc
tom6 precauciones para que nadie
yiniese & dar a esta la noticia ante,
que q.
Va en- la Capital el Gago declare
su conductor la persona 4 quien |,
habfs empenado 81 relOi. Eats persO
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOArS.

CINCINNATI June 9.-River 10 feet inches
and rising Weather fair and pleasant. De-
parted RobL Mitchell for New Orleans.
PrrrsBuRa, June 9.-River feet inches
and rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
Caro- June 9.-Arrived: Julia from
st. Louis at P. NJ. River 81 feet and ris.
ing. Weather clear; mercury rs.
ST. LOUIS, June 9-No departures. River
falling slowly. Weather cloudy and warmer.
EVANSVILLE, June 9.-River feet 10 inches
and falling slowly. Weather partly cloudy
and cool. Down: Thompson Dean at 8
p. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-River rising slowly,
feet inch in the canal. Weather clear aud
warm.
MEMPHIS, June 9.-River rose inches.
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed
Simpson Homer and Liberty with four
barges for Ohio river, Minneola for Cincn
natl and Scudder for st. Louis.
VIcKsBuRG, June 9.-No boats UP or down
to-day. Weather warm and clear. The river
has fallen 8 inches.
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THE COURTS.
uni,ed States Courts.

United states COuftos
Mrs. Louisa Noise, Administrative Of her
VIM. NJ. Randolph, Esq, have filed JOINT
bill in chancery against Myra Clark Gaines,
Rhoda E. White, James Ernott, Caleb Cush-
ing, Race, Foster & Merrick, Fellows & Mills,
James Foulhouze, 8. NJ. Todd, Ad. Schneider,
the city of New Orleans and Widow p.
E. Bonford, administrative, complaining
that E. Warren Noise and W. NJ. Ran
dolph were partners in the practice OF
| the law and that Mrs. Gaines claimed the sue
cession of Daniel Clark, deceased, as universal
legatee, and that after q long litigation her
claims had been defeated, when she applied
to the complainants and Messrs. Smiley
and Perrin & Bonford to carry on further her
claims under will of the same Clark.
They show further that through their labor
and legal ability Mrs. Gaines succeeded in her
cause and always recognized the value OF their
services, but has not paid them anything, but
without their knowledge, she employed other
attorneys after her claims had been judicially
recognized.
These services were worth $4,000. The
compainants further show that the defend
ants before named claim to have privilege
upon the late judgment obtained by Mrs.
Gaines to the prejudice Of Noise and Ran
dolph. The prayer is that their claim have
preference OV0I oil ObucIS az Gluot tuAS JUG
ment
Thos. l.. Carter and wife and Alice P. Con-
grove and husband, Caroline L. Jennings and
Cora Jennings, of New York, filed yesterday
a bill in chancery against Eugene Waggaman,
Sheriff of the city of New Orleans, setting
forth that they are the heirs of the late Need
Ter R. Jennings; that he was possessed of
certain lands and large number of lots of
ground situated in this city-one on Camp
street near Julia. and the others in the
neighborhood. They represent that the
city, through the several District Courts,
from time to time has obtained judgments
against this property and has issued sundry
writs Of fieri facias, upon which these prop
critics have been seized, and the Sheriff is
about to sell them. They allege that the
whole proceedings. writs and inscriptions are
null and of no effect; that their names never
appeared in the city's assessment rolls, and
that many Irregularities occurred in the suits
They ask for an Injunction restraining the
aale
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, June 8, P. Motion dull
and depressed; Middling Uplands ll-16d,
Orleans "a. Sales 5000 bales, of which 1000
were for speculation and export. The sales
to-day include 5000 bales American.
June or July delivery from Savannah OF
Charleston, not below Good Ordinary, 7}d
do, not below Low Middling, 74d; July and
August do 9-l6d.
Paris, June 8, Noon.-Rentes 65.25.
LONDON, Juue 8, Noon.-Consols for money
92s992a; on account 922@92F.
LONDON, June 8, noon.-Erie Isl, street
rate 81, which is 10 below bank.
LIvERPooL, June 8, Evening. Cotton
Sales on q basis OF Middling Uplands, nothing
below Low Midd!ings, deliverable August and
September l1-16; shioments Of new crop,
on basis of Middlin9 Uplands, nothing be-
low Low Middling, l1-l6d. Corn Sis 3d0
31G Cd
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PASCAL OurRE, June 8, .6P. M-Weather
clear and calm.
Arrived Tug Ruth Elma
No departures.
Outside. awaiting fair wind. to sail: Bark
Maggie Mcneil
Outside, bound in: Bark @. E. Jayne.
PASCAL OuTRE, June 8, 1879.
To Capt. G. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers,
U. =. A.:
Depth of channel at extreme low tide, ff-
teen and half feet.
Least width for that depth, one hundred
feet.
High tide at P. M. yesterday.
Height above extreme low tide, two and q
half feet.
Depth of channel at high tide, eighteen
feet.
Bottom soft Bar clear.
G. Fl. ELwELL,
Master of Essayons.
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A Dog that Knows Straight Flush.
TSan Francisco Chronicle

A quiet game Of draw, quarter ante, was in
party managed to get heart flush, ace at the
head, out Of the deck, and laid it in his lap,
waiting chance to play it. Presently the chance
came. The gulltless gentleman quietly counted
ly went down with the other hand for the flush.
It wasn't there. He had to play his original
hand. Two of the party called his forty dollars
better, and one of them in the show down pro-
duced the identical flush that he had been at SO
much pains to secure. He knew it was the same,
for the ace was crimped Just as he had done it.
The secret was that Ira Wetherbee's dog, Patsey,
had quietly put his nose in, picked up the flush
card, carried it around to his friend, wagged his
tail knowingly and walked of.
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FROM THE PASSES.

PAss-A-LOuTRE, June 8, Noon.-W eathe,
calm, clear and warm.
Arrived: Brig Minnie Able. Harding. mas
ter, l6 days from Boston, with general
cargo, to Geo. A. Fosdick & 90.
The ship Scotia, Mitchell, master, 81 days
from Liverpocl, with cargo Of salt, to A. K
Miller 4 Co., was lowed in this morning.
Sailed: Ship Forest Eagle.
The bark Maggie Mcneil was put out this
morning and anchored outside.
The bark G. E. Jayne is still outside fol
orders.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 8. 6 p. Ma
rometer 1915 Weather calm.
No arrivals or departures.
The ship Baden that sailed from Pass a.
irOutre yesterday, has dritted back to this
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We have had the pleasure of reading let
ter from Mr.. Thos Scully, proprietor and
lessee of the Lake Conchichinq Hotel, Canada
to one of our citizens, stating that the hotel
was opened on the LIST inst. with most favor
able prospects for successful season.
Mr.. Scully has been connected with the
Queens Hotel, Toronto, for ten years, and is
thoroughly conversant with hotels and their
management.
He has employed very superior French
cook, and seems determined that his guests
shall have no cause to complain of any de-
partment of his hotel. The picturesque
beauties Of Lake Conchichinq are unsur-
passed, and the splendid fishing, bathing and
aquatic sports of all kinds, with the fine brac-
ing air of Canada, offer great attractions to
our Southern people.
We understand that many parties are pre-
pairing to migrate to this pleasant resort
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, June 8, noon.-G Gold opened
at III Exchangh steady. Bankers three
days 4S9a@4904; bankers sixty days 5000
1871; commercial sixty days 484a@486.
NEW York, June 8. - Stocks closed dull
and unsettled; Central 1873, Erie liz, Lake
Shore 62k, Illinois Central 101. Pittsburg 87s
Northwestern 3S2, preferred So. Rock Island
1O2a
The Sub Treasurer paid out ST., 900 on &C
coun: of interest. and $l73, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day SIZE. 900.
The specie shipments to-day reached nearly
$500 600
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HAVANA MARKEfs.

HAVANA, June 9.-Spanish gold, 1.97l@
1.9S. Exchange dull; on the United States,
sixty days, currency, 72@4 premium; short
sight. 75976 premium; sixty days, gold. !. 09
premium; ON London 1.26@l 2S premium
on Paris 1.O2@l.O3 premium. Sugar active;
No. IL, D. s., 143@l5 reals u arrobe; in
gold, 7(97s reals.
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Don't fail to try Paragon yeast powders.

A handsome young lady entered Diapers
and asked for bo,o The polite young shop
man threw himself back, and remarked that
he was at her service. "You! But I want
buff, not green one" was the reply. The
diately.
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"M1GHrY ONsARTIN. On the ferryboat
Geisse, crossing the river recently, were an
old couple from Louisiana, coming to visit
friends in this city. The old gentleman was
walking around, despite his wifes predictions
that something would happen to him, and he
suddenly found himself in the river. She
heard his yell and caught sight of him. and
leaning over the rail she shouted: There,
Samuel, didn't tell you SO? Now, then.
work your legs, flap your arms. hold your
breath and repeat the Lords prayer, for its
mighty onsartin, Samuel. whether you'll
land in vicksburg or eternity" Thanks to .
this way station icksbry Herald.
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THE MODERN DRAMA. - Leading Lady
"On, Mr.. Inkling, have you good part for
me in the new playa" Dramatic Author-"I
should think SO, my dear. There are seven
changes of dress in the course of the piece
Leading Lady" Beautiful Then I shall
make a hit in i'll know shall"
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"You see, said Theirs, raphael came from
Paradise and Michael Angelo came from the
Inferno, 10 prove that the genius Of man par
takes Of every character. Note the contrast, "
said N. THEIRS Raphael, coming from Para
disc, lived like pagan, while Michael Angelo,
coming from the Inferno, lived like saint bear
ing in his heart divine love for the Marchioness
Of Pescara."
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, June 9.-Arrived: Josephine,
from Brashear. Sailed: Josephine, for Bra
choar