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GEN. PIERCE AND TIE RIGHT OF
PETITION.

| Gen. Pierce voted, when in Congress,
to respect the. right OF petition.
lie took the same ground with John
Quincy Adams in regard to Slavery 10 tho
li,ioas.-N. York Evening
Post
This is the statement of GEs. PiERcEs
Free Sui" friends. And here is its ans
wer. fr4m the official records Of the House
t3f fRepresen niatiscs. 49,.
On Monday, the 26,h of December,
1896, Jonz QUiscy Anaats presented pc
tiliun for the abolition Of Slavery and the
Save Trade in the District Of Columbia.--
Il was moved to lay it on the table. The
motion was adopted by vote of lis Ayes
to 36 Noes. First in the list OF Noes
stands The name Of John Quincy Adams,
and prominent among the Ayes - tho
name FRANKLIN PIERcE!
On the 9th Of January. 1887, 22S wo-
men Of South Weymouth asked the psiyi-
lege Of petitioning Congress in regard to
Slavery. Their prayer was refuted bv
vote of $50 to so. Among those who vo-
led 10 grant il was JoHs Quincy ADAMS;
.mong those who rejected it was FRANKLrN
PIERCE!
The next day the enemies Of the Right
Of Petition grew holder. John W. Davis
moved to suspend the rules, 10 order to pass
resolution rot TO receive any petition
upon the subject of Slavery. II failed, not
because there was not majority for II,
but because two-,hirds were required. and
the vote stood i02 to IS. One Of the Is
Was Jous QuIsc1 ADAMS, and one Of the
l02 was FasNKLrs PfERcE.
But ou the 18th of the same month Mr..
Hawes, offered resolve, which ran as
fo.!ows:
Resolcei, That all petitions, memorials,
resolutions, propositions or paper, relating
in any wav, or 10 any extentto the subject
Of Slavery. or to the abolition Of Slavery,
shall, se;tsoa, being printed or efsrred, be
laid on The table, aud 40 FURTHER ACTION
BE HAD THEREON.
The record shows that, previous to its
passage, Mr.. Adams was among ITS strong
est opponents, and Pierce among its warm
est supporters. Il was passed by l29 To
50; JonS QUIscs ADAMS voting NO, and
FRANKLIN PiEacE voting AYE!
This is the candidate whom the "Free
Sellers Of ISIS and the Blrnbarness OF
1852 are now supporting, and whom they
pronounce eniinently qualified, by the
principles and acts 81 his past life, for the
Presidency Of the United States!
Albany Ere. Jour.
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NEw SPELLING --rhe new juvenile pa
per "The Youngs.er,' has the following
10 proposed spelling booi
on new plan, never though, OF either b!
DtLLwoRru or WEBSTER:
so you be-A tub.
so oh.pea-A top.
Be So Bat.
See S0-Cat.
Pea s0--Pat.
Are S0--Rat
See O!touble you-Cow.
See YOU be--Cub.
See bee--Cab.
Be you double eiea-Butt.
BE a double ell--Ball.
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A Canary bird was hatched in a house
uear Beacon street, yesterday afternoon,
The, i'tle fiedg'ing had no sooner emerged
from the she'll, than the male, who had
been watching the interesting proceedings,
took it in his beak and few 10 glass vase
filed with water, where he held the ne W
born bird until it was drowned. No reason
able cause has been assigned for this rash
act. il has been suggested by one wbo
saw the deed, that the bird destroyed il.
Young in &, Of jealousy.-Bosson Her
aid.
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ADVANTAGE OF LONG LEGs. --"Con-
found Your long legs, Scott" said brother
ofiicer to him when he pulled down the
British flag in the first victory in Canada
and running up the stars and stripes
.,Conto,sad your long legs, had expected
to he here before you" Gen. Pierce csu
make similar expression next NoYem
ber.
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brieklaper.n u

lJouson, briedaser.p
Tweaty years after, the great drsmatis,,
the laufeai, thus relates the story 10 Drum
Imoud,
"Being appealed ,oiho felds, he had
killed his adversary, which had hurt him
10 the arm. and whose sword was ten
inches longer than his; for the which he
was imprisoned, and almost al the gslows.
There is proud shadow Of Roman
sIa,r5n lowering about his cell, in thosd
hours when the ga!!oss looeed darkly in
the future.
The scholar and the poet has won his
fame. Bficklayer no longer. Ben IS the
companion ofthe ilusirious Shakespeare; !;
hsth "wit-combats" with him. Camden and
Seiden try his metal, in learned cou,rover-
sizes; Raleigh, and Beaumont, end Denne,
and Fletcher, exchange with him "words
of subtle flame" at .The Mermal.a Bn
\ new trouble arises--James is come IL
The throne Hear Jonson's account Of
remarkable transaction ale was debated
by Sir James Murray to Tho King. for
writing something against the Scots IN
play, Eastward Ho." and voluntarily i'm
prsoned himself, with Chapman aud M,rs
lion, who had written it amongst them
The rcpor, was that they should then have
had their ears cut, and noses" They are
al length released. We see tho shadow d
a banquet, which the poet gave TO bis
friends in commcmoration oi his deliver
ance. There is a joyous company Of i'm.
moftaIs at that feast. There, too, is that
loving faithful Mother. The wno-cnps
are flowing; there are song and jest, elo-
qnence. and the passionate earnestness
with which such friends speak when the
heart is opened. But there is one, whose
Shadow We nov see, more passionate and
more earnest than any Of that company
Sic rises with full goblet in her hand.
..Son | drink TO thee. Benjamin, mN
beloved son. thrice driak TO thee. See
, this paper; one grain Of tie subtle drug
which it holds is death. Eeen as we now
oledge each other in rich Canary, would |
have pledged thee in lusty strong poison.
In d thy sentence taken execution. Thy
.hame would have been my shame. aud
neither should have lived after IT,"
She was 10 chnrl," "says Benjamin.
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PorAToEs AND ToMAToEs.-lt is not So
generally known as i, deserves 10 be, that
the tomato, when grown among corn IS lar
superior in flavor to those produced in the
common way. They must, ct course have
a fair chance Of room to grow, and not be
too much crowded by tho corn. Those
who can appreciate the good qualities OF
his vegetable when in perfection, will
find this mode of growing them 10 secure
al they can ask; at least such has been my
experience. It has been maintained BY
some respectable eNperimenters. that po'a'
toes planted among corn are cot SO i'aeie
40 rot; aud this opinion has been confirmed
hy Sufficient number Of trials torender j
worthy Of attention. Working Farm
a..
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TELEGRApu CENTRE Seventeen da,
leront lnos of telegraph meet at Clncln.
natl, and their united length is lo,s2l
miles
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PnrnATuRE INTERMgsT.-The follow
ing instance Of premature internent IS ota
msst romantic character, aud is taken
from the ancient chronicles ot Venice:
..Gherario was brave officer Of the re
public, and j5ined in the crusade which end
ed in the conquest OF Cons,antnople. His
return was greeted with iosful shouts. as
his ship, laden with boots, approached the
shore. BIT Gharsrda had been batrothad
10 a beautiful Venetian lady. whom he
passiona,eEy loved, ard to whom he was to
be united upon his return. lie hastily re-
turned the embrace Of his father, aud SIS
ters. and brothers. who had come To meet
him. and inquire for Elem. Why he
.sked, is she with yoaa'-They were 81
ieut. and he guessed the cause ot her ab-
>encc. His erict, was intense and over
ehe!mng, but he said nothing, aud deter
mined te see her once more. As soon a.
he had an opportunity, he hurried 10 the
church where her body had been deposited,
almost III state Of fFenzy and succeeded
bv bribery, in obi aiming access to the sacred
depository. There gieaned,' SAYS The
writer from whom have taken this carl
ols incident. .her and there glltterlng
lame; the uncertain RAYS OF the moon en-
tered across the colored panes OF the Goth
ic windows The Stiffness of the sepul-
chrc. the obscure depths Of ihe lonely chap
el, the solitude al the hour, the profound 81,
lence Of all around, filed Iher5r 5rdo with
religious awe. He approached the tomb
with slower steps, aud his hands tEenlbsed
rs he grasped The handle of massive iron
II seemed to hin. an impious deed thus TO
disturb the peace of the dead. But love
aud despair prevailed. and, lifting the pom
derous lid of,he tomb, he beheld the maid
en- wrapped in ample folds Of linen, white
as snow, extended on the bief; vel! was
over her face. The ravs Of the moon fell
Tor a moment ever the figure. His del'rl,
um returned, and he seemed as one scarce
Iv conscious of what he did, and ready
to die as he touched the veil. He, howev-
or. raised-i,. Her face was as pale as
iv, and her long fair hair fell over her
shoulder and mixed in tresses on her breast
her ewes were closed as in placid sleep,
and a smile rested upon her half open lips.
she sleepsr cried Gherardo, in his frenzy
oh, waken in pity!' and he laid his arm
upon her. He pressed his lips to her pale
cold cheek, aud as he did 50, he faacied he
iel, her breath, and that there was some
warmth about her. Immediately he lifted
her from the tomb, and placing his hano
npon her breasi. he was satisfied that the
neart still! beat. Imagine Gherardo, ready
| 10 sink under these unexpected emotions,
supporting himself against the sepurchre
The vital heat returned slowly to her
Eureast; and the fortunate maiden, whom
her gnoran, phy sicians had believed 10 b.
dead, passed 10 the altar from the tomb.
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Rock ISLAND BASK.--We have Just had
the peasnre of parusing a letter from
renslensu ia New York, Of ihs most un-
questionable responsibility, in which he
states that a Bank viii be established il
this city, and 90 into operation some lime
next month. The letter says: BY the time
or before the time this reaches YOU, our en-
cravings viii bo under way and within 3o
DAYS or So we shall be ready to issue,
TR / Aircrtiser.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

Mr.. CATLIS. the celebrated collector OF
Indian relics, is now ia London prison
ior debt. His entire museum is 10 ha sold
at auction.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

'FaTEREHs LAND. 49,.
y" NJ small tracts OF Timber Lana s.''
4l'ed in Allen sGrove and viclnyty, ,er saie'
ore Of w. BARROWS,
County Surveyor.
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To guard etlecually your own interests,
YOU mus, Ia the first place attend 70 the in.
forests of others.
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w. ID. SMITH.
|JEWELRY s. WATCHES.

2N G.. BILLION, Bfady o. ue-
y, IN RI. tween First and Second Sts.,
III. IN has Just returned with his Spring
e, ia Stock OF
'asaS a. 49, Jepelrg, Clocks and Watehes,
f. ectel by himself with great care Consisting
|a Hatt Of Gold and Silver Levers, fob, guard AMI
's.l Chains, Gold Cuff and Breas; Pms, Ear and
Frget Rngs, Clasps, studs, Pens, Sll. and Steel
Sptgtacles, Sil Tea, Table, and Salt spoons, s'i,
Bitter Knives, Coral Beads, Music Boxes, fine
Pocket Knives, Porte Moneys, Inck and me
Combs, O,lice and Mantle Clocks, all prices, VAN
many other articles too Numerous to men'on' !,
Particular attention given to the repairing OF
alehes, Clocks, and lewelry. Also Eogfa-
G9a and Silver bough, and taken in trade '0'
goods Of wors
A. G. BILLION.
plvenport, April o2d, 1852,
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= MArurwr m n
Drs. BarroWs Il Wainwright.

.sspootor BARROWs h.s associated IN the nrsc'
tiSe ef Medicine With DR.. J. A. WAlNWhiIh L,
s.s,Isman OF ability and eyp.rieree.
All calls IN tn. way OF their ptoies'.oh WI os
t,6mvtiv attended to.
on
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Frank Pierce is daiis gaining strength.
Colombia Democrat.
Let us know when he gets well enough
q keen his ssad!e. Hasa. Tel.
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N. D. HICKMAN, NJ. D.,
]. THISTLE, N. D.,
DR. S. HARR0UN,
,ANEg II PlgEsOE'ATHIC

PHYSICIAN & .4CCOUCRER.
Office in the White Hall, Main Street., oppo-
ate the Le Claire house, ct. OF Davenport, I.
sicGavran, p oprietor. .IIht :. lo2z.
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LIFE abounds ia cases Of brilliant resul;s
10 generous policy
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TFron the Detroit Advertiser.
CLAIMING ON SCOTT.

The Boston Atlas in lis leader, announc-
ing The nominations, refers To the opinion
| O. Winfield Scott, expressed by that emf
uent divine, an ornament Of American bib
| Iical literature, William Ellery Claiming.
The tribute Of praise which we quote be-
low, is contained in the preface TO a lec-
Iture on war, delivered BY the venerated
Ginning in 1898, when the name of Scott
had not been mentioned for the Ptesidcn-
CT, and nav lie found in the fifth volume
of his published works. No charge can be
made Tint party spirit dictated, or aught
but he highest aud most disin,erested mo-
tives influenced the u.teranco OF this well
merited tribute from so high quarter
The truly grea. and coed man said at that
lime, in 1888, what The settlement of the
Canadian Disturbances, the peacesble ad-
ilstmeut Of the northeastern boundary,
and The Mexican campaign, more fully con
irmed, If confirmation had been necessa-
ry:
= "iIuch also, is due to tho
benefcent iaauence of Gen. Scott. To
this distinguished man belongs the rare
honor Of uniting with military energy the
daring spirit of philanthropis,. His ex-
ploi,s in The field, which placed him in the
first rank of soldiers, have been obscured
BY The puTer and more lasting glory Of .
paciicator aud friend of mankind. la
the whole history of the intercourse OF
civilized communities, we doubt whether
brighter page can be found than that which
records his agency in the removal OF the
Cherokees. As far as the wrongs done to
this race can be atoaed for, Gen. Scott has
made the espa,ion. In his recent mis-.
sion TO the disturbed borders of our coun-
Try he has succeeded, not 80 much by poll
cy, as by The nohieness and generosity OF
his character, by moral influence, by the
earnest conviction with which he has en-
forced on All, with whom he had 70 do, the
The obligations Of patriotism, justice, ha-
manity and religion. 1t would not be easy
"a t.nd among as man otnnrer lame; ana,
| would do something, no matter how little,
10 hasten the time when the spirit OF
Christian humanity shall be accounted an
essential attribute and the brightest orna.
ment in public m'n."
ANEcn TT Of ScoTT.-The Tecumseb,
mich Herald, relates the following anec-
dote:
"A citizen of our town gives remark
made by Gen Scott at. Fort George, Ia
1913. A British flag was sent 10 the A.
merican army, and the carrier was sent 10
General SCOTS tent, and saws to him: Our
General has sent me with this dag to re-
Guest that Won surrender 10 him, for if YOU
do not, he shall be compelled TO storm the
fort. and he will not be responsible for the
Indians The reply Of Gen. Scott was
this: Tell your Gen. TO come on and storm
The fort, and will be responsible for the
Indians"
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NOTICE.
...... THOSE in want Of
sa,s.4-.ss.P CABINET FURNITURE,
------ss are invited TO call az the
OF

HALL & pENTlTH,
,,@ above the Post Office, on Brady street
hs \, sand formerly occupied BY Judge Burri-
'h ass rlment now on hand. All kinds o
4 . hate 10 order.
y " ,Ns made TO order and a Hearse will be lur
~. 70 those who may desire IT.
la', 12A, 1852
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locates hiuselfin Lyons, Clinton
ri rs Iowa. viii attend TO all calls IN tbs
4at d h's profession
Fra.g Nj. experience he homes % give sausiae
- snsl merit share Of public patronage;
n II Drugs aad Medicines nlwatt On hane
d, .%..,sesd bfgses. Warantedpate.
ms k1Tl 2ath. iBa2. 34.otn
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ms. CoxDuR & MORGAN,
,-5=s-.sse'4z
IssbII. lafs.HElsS

Yah practice Medicine au1 Surgery asiaapets
DE Wmr. Clinton County, Iowa.
March l8fh, iB5s. 90
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SCOTT AND GRAHAM.

oi -. W Nahe
1usz-"Dearcst .Mac."
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'La.e s,y.plyne.a, efthe Hass.rian arn',.l
DEce aai street, opposite the Post ottiee.
DAVENPORT. Iowa.
November q, 1850
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his day teyI, e',I,,
will be 'o"
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|ANroRp
Py CpnTIs, es nd
Interesting a"I .,L
contains l'S,. y,
dcscrlpMl''..'|
lice 500 ''
Book S'oF"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17
sap l9

j PLE-Hec'd per late arrivals, blk Silk Laces all
widths al prices, India Silks plain and striped,
all colors; Watered Silks; Egyptian Mtts in great
variety; swiss and Cambria Edgings and Inse rfngs;
Kid Gloves; Hosiery OF ali kinds; besides good
assortment of Linen Goods for gentlemen and
boys wear; all of which we offer to sell at less
than such can be bought in the city
Our assortment in Dress Goods is very good and
large for the season, therefore we will sell them
at reduced prices; such as Bareges Tissues, Lawns,
Barege de laine, Printed Jaconetts, we are selling
tor mere nothing. J. MILHlSER & BRO,
mvl2 1873 Broad street.
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q ASTONISHING MEDICINE FOR

THE NERVES.-The thousands who have used
DR.. Roses NERVOUS CORDIAL, for Heart Dis
eases, Nervous Tremor of the Muscles Palpitation,
Heart Burn, Tic Doloreux or Pain in the Face,
Neuralgia, Wasefuness or Restessness, find in
stant relief. A few doses cures the most violent
nervous Headach 1t allays the most violent
nervous affections, and eradicates them from the
system, and is grand restorer to weak constitu-
uon. The various diseases of the nervous system
have long bafed the skill of our most eminent ply
sicians, but all in vain, until this Nervous Cordial
was discovered and prepared by DR.. J. S. Rose
Price o0 cts per bottle For sale by r. R. Duya Ade
& Gray. Purcell, Ladd & Co., Bennett g. Beers, Gay
nor& Wood, o. A. strecker, A. Bodeker, J. Blair.
and w. P. .Ladd. nv l3
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rg9 The Germans have produced some very
excellent remedies tor various diseases. Among
which may be specified ''Dr. Hoodand's celebrated
Btters,' for sale by c NJ Jackson-and used with
remarkable success in Liver Complaints, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. and general de-
rangemert of the stomach. The Sunday Dispatch
says OF this medicine:
I'VE feel convinced, that in the use of the Ger
Bjtters the patient does not become debiat
but constantly gains strength and veor to the frame
d tact worthy OF consideration. The Bitters are
pleasan, IN taste and SMELL aud can be administer
ed under any circumstances, to the most delicate
stomach. Indeed lhey can be used by all persons
with the most perfect safety. 1t would be well for
those who are much affected in the nervous sys.
tenn 70 commence with one teaspoontul or less,
and gradually increase We speak tiom expert
ence, and are, Of course proper judge. The
press, far and wide, have united in recommending
the German Bitters. and % the afflicted we most
cordially advise their use my l5-6t
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: .HUlIA>. an old Philosopher, a swede By

n ~HUHA>. an old Philosopher, Swede By
+. birth taxes great pleasure IL Offering his ser
-. n ne citizens of Richmond and is vicinity, in
A,.ra'agv Physioenomy, and Slgus, and gives true,
---~rct snd satisfactory information. having made
r,--lct! 2us to Napoleon ii 1872, previous to his
rnt4 in Moscow. He can be consulted in mat
is Of Love, Marriage, and Of the future events of
IL, NJ. :. hiss travelled through the greater part
G. Inc world, during the last forty years, and all
H.: time has enie ivored TO eu.arge his knowledge
2. al things he ever heard o. saw. He takes plea
s- - assure the public he Is willing 70 give the
cas,ary information to al who VIII favor him with
cal.
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents; for reading the planet
II Il. T. * GEMS; Gentlemen 50 cents; for reading
tzo p3sust IN fall 81.
C5.1red ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
"a.
N,..v.:.es calculated according to Geo.nancy for
!..as =, N full S3; Gentlemen 50, 10 tLu, s..
Hs 0sSce : on 18th stree between Main and
CAY streets, second house rom Ma-3 street. Of
{ al4rs from o'clock in the morning till 10 o'clk
l. lie evaarg. mn 27-2En*
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- The Greatest Spring Medicine -
Carriers spanish Mixture-The only Pu.
riiier of the Bi0od.-Tnis wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum
Der OF our citizens, and has performed more cures
(sone astonishjug) tnan all the balance OF the
articles so extensively advertised put together. |,
is the only certain and untailing remedy for MEk
CURlAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, as can De testified
to By hundreds of grateful patients whom deiicaey
torlids naming in public For diseases oil the
LIVER it has never failed. It positively cures
Sccofula aud Eruprors OF all kinds. Biosches on
toe Face and roug ghness of the Cu'ieie are IN a
short time entirely removed Numbers OF certln'
Gates from gentlemen Of the first respectfully
could be given but as tne article Is made In the
county OF Henrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine can s. the maker in person. II con
,ains no uoxous or burtful articles, can be given
with impunity in any weather, ard VIII be found
the best medicine tor the spring which can be used
or has ever been tried.
Call and see the directions, with a description
and history of the medicine and a number oi
wopde-sui certificates from persons you know.
BENNETT d. BEERS, Druggists, No. l25 Main
street, are the sole Agents tor the sale OF it il
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others tt
sell again and to whom all orders must be address
ed, as it must pass through their hands.
Ann
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EE Only IL LIZ and 2j cents for Bill.
ious Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill known.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTI-BiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, a.
thousands who have used them declare, Tor purify.
ing the blood, carrying OF all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "RaI
road Pills" because they go ahead OF all other Pilis
in their good eject.
DR. Ross's celebrated Family Pills for Indges
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also IL
great demand-prics 25 cents, and tor sale by Pur
cell, Ladd g. Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor e. Wood
Strecker and ]. Blair. ja2l-u
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NACTe FOE THE PEOPLk.-Why is it
1 that KEEN, CHILE5 & BALDWiNS S sales
sll keep ahead notwithstanding the large Increase
Of ReadT-Made Clothing Stores in the city. 1t is
owing to the fact that they sell the best work bet
ter STYLES ogoods better dts, and at smaller prices,
Iaan the small dealers caa possibly a1ord 1t is a
well known fact that man who sells two hundred
thousand dollars worth OF goods yearly, can afford
.iey,, At smaller profits than ore who only sells
TWENTY-FIVE thousand. Gala
~ No. l92 Main Street.