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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-08
NEW FIRM.
WOODWARD Il HARRIS,

"AYE just received a fall and winter sup
IL ply OF New Goods consisting in part OF
Figured and Watcred Poplains;
Mousselain de LANES;
Thibet Cashemeres;
French Merino;
Furniture prints;
Long shawls, alpacas;
Comforts, Pelernes;
great variety OF dress trimmings;
Clio hs, Casslmeres. Satnetts and Jeans.
Together with every article in the line adapt.
ed to the season.
Also
A large as ortment Of
BOOTS. SHOES, HARDWARE,
QUEENsWARE, GROCERIES. &C.;
All Of which will be sold at the very lowest
rates Tor Cash. Call and see--no trouble to
show goods.
Davenport, Oct 23d, 1851.
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Tie truly wonderful and remarkable cures that
have come under our immediate observation
have more than convinced rs that Doctor Bull
is great man, and that his Fluid Extract OF Saf-
saparilia is the most valuable combination OF veg
eiabie extracts that the science OF chemistry has
yet produced. All success to the Doctor in his
new enterprise, say we,-LoutsriAe Courier.
We agree with our neighbor OF the Courier,
that Dr. Bull is great man, and his Sarsaparilla
greater medicine; and we are fully convinced
that the Doctor with his Sarsaparl!a, will create
a lar more enthusiastic excitement east than
Barnum did with Jenny Lind. We would not
have our readers TO understand us as chasing the
Doctor and his Sarsaparilla with Bainum and
Jenny Lind, because all who spend their dollar
Tor bottle OF Bulls Sarsspariila will get IFS
equivalent; and We have heard il silly limited hat
many, after hearing the divine Jenny, and Ind
ing their pocket minus from ten TO twenty dol
ers, thought il was paying pretty dear Tor the
whistle. One objection We have 10 Bulls Sar-
sapafila, and only one--itis so exceedingly Plea
SAINT 10 the taste, and invgoratIng 10 tile system,
that. once in the habit OF using il, II is equal to
smoking fine regalias, chewing Langhorn's best,
or drlaking Walkers mint luleps--you can't
quit it.-LomsiHe Democrat.
The above complimentary notices from the ed
iors OF the Louisville Courier and Democrat
were endorsed By Geo ID Prentice, Esq, the dis
Iingnished editor of the Louisville Journal, IN
the following tiatering notice:
There 10 no doubt in The world Of the great
ness OF Dr.. Bull, aud the excellence OF his Sar-
sapaiilla. Some OF the most scientific phssiii
clans in the city have applanded The sarsapariils,
and, what Is great deal better, the million ap
plaud il too. II is having tremendous SALE
The celebrated Jayne has, from the profits OF bis
medicine, built granite palace in Philadelphia
seven stories high. and DR. Bull, II he chooses,
cen very soon build one twice as high as that
II is, we are told, very difficult for him 10 walk
through our streets at ALL as he finds himself
rested at every step by grateful men and women,
many OF whom have travelled from great distaa-
ces 10 look npon their beneiactcr, md 70 bless
him for their wonderful restoration to health.
The Doctor, with all his extraordinary merit, is
naturally very modest and retiring; yet we trust
that the eastern cities will, in justice TO them
selves, give fitting reception TO the distinguish
ed man who has made as glorious n campaign
against human diseases as General Scott made
against the Mexicans.
Principal depot 81 Fourth St, Louisville, KY.
For Sale by A. SANDERS, Sole Agent,
Davenport, Iowa.
November 18th 1851. lO-6m
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PHOENIX STOVE WORKS

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS manufacturing at these
i Works, his Prairie state Cooking Stoves, Of
tour sizes: also the
Irving Air Tight Cooking Stoves Of sizes;
California Premium do do 3 do;
Copmereial Parlor do do DO;
Three sizes OF which have open fronts, with fold
ing DOORS Phoenix and Clinton Box Stoves, OF 4
sizes; in all, making The best assortment OF stoves
for dealers, or merchants, who may wish 10 pur-
chase, trimmed, or without trimmings, for retail
ing. to be found anywhere.
These stoves are sold by Comstock & Co., of
Quincy, at my Foundry prices, and by Comstock
& Brothers, of Keoknk, Iowa. for the same pr-
ces. save the addition Of freight: also, by r.
S. CRAIG, Davenport. A. COMSTOCK
May %, 1851 ~
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AUCTION BOOKS.

rIlHOSE who did not secure supply OF BOOK
i al the late Auction Sales in this place; ano
who wish to examine at leisure and buy II salts
fed: are requested TO call and look over lot OF
Rare and Beautiful Works. which were bought
very low, and most Of which will be sold oeio"
the usual rates.
Among them are some English Copies, on
heavy paper, and large type, with Elegant Illus
trations. ~
Inne 10 IR1l
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LATE ARRIVAL

By LaMARTINE. AN INVOICE OF MlscsLLANEou:
Books, viz:
rLARK'S Commentary on the Bible,
~ Whites history Of the World,
Murra S Pictorial United States;
Schoolcraft's American Indians;
Library of Natural History;
Cbeever,s Prose Writers of America;
De TocqueviIle's Democracy in America;
Mansfield Life Of Scott;
10. Adams" Madison and Monroe;
Stewards Life of John Q. Adams;
Lives of Silas Wright and Gen. Jackson;
Generals Of the last War;
Hines Oregon Expeditions;
Frcmont's Exploring ditto;
Works OF VIM + Claiming:
Ditto of Charlotte Elizabeth;
Woodfall's edition Of Junias;
Sequel to Riiey's Narrative;
;nd various minor works
On hand
4 full Stock OF School Books, including al n
general use, with all other materials for scholars
and teachers at small advance over wholesale
rates
Will receive shortly
One Hundred Annals of various kinds, lin.
cuding Sons Of Temperance and Odd Fellows
O1ering) for 1882, with an additional supply o.
Elegant Bound Works for the Book Table.
w. II. HOLMES & co.
October ID, 1851.
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rHE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY!
DIR. JOHN BULLS
s A RSApARIILA

> n IN - n "A ~ - - "A.
TTis put UP in full quart bottles, and contains
J. the strength Of SIX TIMES as much pure Hon.
duras Sarsaparila as any similar preparation in
America. Price One Dollar per bottle, or six
bottles for five dollars.
II has been a well established fact for years
past. that Sarsaparila, when pure and properly
prepared, was the only true panacea for all dis
eases originating from on impure state Of The
blood. the use OF mercury, intoxicating drinks,
evil habits in youth, barrenness, etc. We bold
lv assert thai JouN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT oy
SARsarARlLLA is the only preparation before the
public thai is prepared on strictly scientific prin-
ciples. and of Uniform strength. Tho Sarsapa-
riila Is purchased without regard to price, and
every mound, before being used, is subject 10 the
stirctest chemical tests, and its genIneness as.
certained before being used.
Bulrs Sarsaparilla also contains The virtues OF
several other valuable medical roots, together
forming the best compound, and producing the
greatest curative agent in the known world
This medicine, when used according TO direc
lions. will cme without fail
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Cancers, Tamors, Erup.
tions of the Skin, Erysipeias, Chronic Sore
Ewes, Ringworm or letter, Scald Head,
Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
Joints, old Sores and Ulcers,
Swelling of the Glands,
Syphilis, Dyspepsia,
Salt Rheum, Dis
eases Of the
Kidneys,
Loss
Appetite,
Diseases afi-
sing from the use
of Mercury, Pain in
the Side and Shoulders,
General Debility, Lnmbago,
Dropsy, Jaundice, Costiveness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmona-
ry Affections, and all other Diseases tending
TO produce Consumption, Liver Complaint, Fe-
male Irregularities and Complaints, Sex and
Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, Expo
sure or ImprudeHce in Lille, Night
Sweats, Chronic Constitution.
al Diseases; and is spring
and summer drink,
and general
tonic
fer the sys-
fem, and gentle
and pleasant pnrgatiye,
far superior to Blue Lick or
Congress Water, Salts or seidiitz Powders.
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EARLY TEE-ToTAL MoyExEsr.-The
Albany Atlas says, that the earliest al
tempt 10 introduce tee-totalsm into Thu.
State, dates over two hundred years back.
in 1913, the Selectmen of New York (or
Nov Amsterdam, as it was then called
passed a law forbidding all isverns, and sp
pointing-a reek's preaching instead.
The record adds: 3But the order wa,
not executed" probably because it could
not be.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-08
OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GISTS OF ST LOUIS, NO.
ST LOUIS, March 5h, 1852.


ST LOUIS, March 5th, 1852
We the undersigned, Druggists of the City, have
been acquainted With and sold for year or two Pss''
an article OF Family medicine known as PERRY DA,
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; and we would
the public thar in instance so far as we
hnow il has given the best satisfaction to the purcha
SER We can recommend il TO the public article
Of GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE. Indeed. we new
er knew an article OF Medicine become SO deservedy
popular short time, which is proved by the fact
OF its extensive sale and constantly increasing de-
c can1i BLOW CO, BfcoN, HYDEs CO.;
BARNARD BROTHERS & Co; SNOW 4 sHUTTs
FRANCIS WALTON W ,ssR -
DuPREEYIs M No ne rD r. WET T Ell CO.
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 10 the
Proprietor this Medicine. That right has been re-
Gently sustained by court Of law, and any person
BEWARE!.
article purporting to be the genuine Perry Davis
Pain Killer l25 cent siZel manufactured in the city
of St Louis and sold throughout the West the past
year. Hisa base counterfeit and the accompanying
Pamphlet viainous Forgery. II is easily tested BY
mi king with water, the counterfeit simply imparts
color the water. while the Genuine article
gives to the water white or milky app earance Be-
bout to be issued from s. Louis uuder tbs auspices Of
Philander Jones, this name is fictitious. We know
the and reputation OF each and all this
silianous gsEg They are portion OF the same crew
that counterfeited the Pain Killer in 81 Louis last
year. They are also engaged in counterei'ing val
Syrup They notorious for this kind of Pira.icsi
operations. We shall publish the names of these
Counterfeters as soon as we learn that they have
made sales OF this new counterfeit Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer. Beware OF Hawkers! buy of regular Agents
Of Druggists and Dealers that you know TO DC hon
est men.
Principal Office for the Sale Of the GENUINE PER-
RY DANIsPAIN KILLER, in the Soothern and Wes-
tern States, No. College Building Cincinnati, Ohio.
| J. ". HARRIS CO.. Proprietors.
Henry BlaEsey Of 81 Louis, Mo-, Geal. Agent for
Mo-, III. and Iowa.
! Eidridge & Son, wholesale & Retail Agents, Dav-
f,av Iur n War
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THE SriRrr MovED HlM.-Thc inimit
sbls humorist, DR.. Valentine, tell The fol
lowing story Of his youthful days:
Having birth right in the Friends soc
iety, Of course was compelled 10 attend
meetings regularly on first day aud fifth
day mornings. Returning ono day from
meeting, snquired Of my mother Why
some Friends spoke and others said moth
ing. She said i. was the spirit that NOV
% them 10 speak, and those that were
quiet were oct spiritually moved. From
,ha, moment imagined I felt spiritual
movement. The next meeting day was
up sad dressed Il an early haur-my lit
tie Quaker cost collar standing straight
up to my ears and chin, with broad brim
hat, aud pair Of boots drawn over s,ocki-
mel. pantalocns. Thus equipped, ] start
Cd of, and placed myself in the middle q
the meeting, with 4 long face, and hands
folded ia Quaker style. Elias Hicks was
present, end spoke for an hour and a half
When be took bis seat, | imagined ! felt
the spiritual movement my miher spoke
81, and repeated the following words. rs
Stunning The tone and action Of Elias Hicks:
"Fisnds should grow gooder and gooder every
dav.
Till all the bad il done away
had no sooner repeated these words.
than IN old Friend jerked me by The coat
tail with such 4 sudden witch, that m,
coat tail gave way and fell on The floor.
The meeting generally began 10 show
symptoms Of convulsion; particularly the
younger part, which the old Friends per
ceivine, Immediately shock hands and dis
missed the meeting. was then taken a
eide BY number Of old Friends, and qne.-
iioosd respecting Whist had done. | told
them mother said when Friends spoke in
meeting they we're spiritually moved; and
that felt the spirit move, and thought !
had q good right 10 speak as anybody
else. !, was all up. Friends that never
laughed before, were seen scattering in all
directions, with pocket handkerchiefs staff
cd ia their mouths. As for myself, !
vent homo minus coat tail, and bad ne
sooner entered The door than can safel,
say that carry TO this day the marks Of q
spiritual movement.
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There are two kind or Lawyers, those
who have paying practice and those
rho have practice Of not paying.-Er.
Wonder If that fellow inteoded to b.
personal.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

burrows & PRETTYMAN have lust re-
- ceived direct from Boston their Fall and
Winter Stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard
ware, Queenswarc, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Gaps, Groceries, &c. &C.
Determined TO have a stock unsurpassed in OK
tent and variety, no pains have been spared in
he selection embracing everything new and de-
5irabie. We would say to all Of our customers
and friends who are in want Of New, cheap and
good Goods to give us call, az we are deter
mined TO sell as cheap for the ready pay as any
other House in the place. We are also paving
the Highest Market price for all kinds OF pro-
duce. October Cd, 1851.
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HoNEsT.-Charles Riley, of Eas, Hart.
ford, before leaving California for home
not finding . purchaser for bis nine, lie, a
poor fellow, stranger, have il, Gu cond
tion be would work it on shares. He hac
bsen some months home, when he receiv
I'd $500, - his share. On inquiry h.
heard that bis co-shsrer, Geo. II. keeue
Of Massachusetts, had worked at The mine
and abandoned il, with clear profit Of
$500; and that he afterwards invested hi.
own $500 10 . dem, failed and returned
home penoilsss, bu, With the 800 belong
ing 10 Mr.. Riley, which Oh reaching here.
he forwarded him.
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spratts patent Lightning Rod, for which he
is sole Agent, and will pay particular attention
10 putting up in the most approved STYLE.
Orders from the country panctually attended
TO. TH0S. v. BLAREMORE, Jr.
Sign ofthe big Coffee Pot, Main st. near Sec
ond, Davenport, lowe.
n. B. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass, Lead
and Tallow. June 90, 1851.
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There is one very striking fact exhibit
ed 10 the proceedings Of the Wing meet
ings that have recently been held in this
State-they oil unanimously endorse the
administration Of Millsrd Fillmore, and
declare him to be their frat choice Tor the
Presidency. In no instance have we ever
known sny people more united in their ad-
miraiion and supper. of a man than are
tho Wings Of Missouri for our present
Chief Magistrate. They neither ask or
desire any better man for their standard
bearer in the approaching canvass for The
Presidency than Mr.. Fillmore, and proud
" would they rally 10 bis support. His
acts and bis policy sre universally approx
ed, and no man who does 40, approve Of
and plant himself upon the same platform,
can receive the support Of the people Of
Missouri--that's az clear as The MONDAY
sun.--Paris Mercury.
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RAGS! RAGS!
NOW is TIE TIME TO SAVE
YOUR RAGS!

TIME undersigned are now buildinga
j. Paper Mill
at Moline, on the Mississippi, three miles above
Rock Island, which will be in full operation 30
very short time.
LOCO IONS of Rags Wanted,
Immediately, for which the highest prices will
be paid III CASH.
WHEELOCK & SMEDLEY,
July 3st, 1851. 47-u
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CHRONOLOGY, MAGNET.
ISM, sc. &c.

pnRENOLOGY, MAGNET
ISM, &c. &c.
DY late arrivals the subscribers have receiv
ID ed the following among various other works
Fowlers Phrenoogy,
-" Physiology,
Z" Hereditary Descent,
6 Love and Parcntage,
Memory and Self-Cul,ure,
6 Marriage,
Griscom's Usesa Abuses OF Air.
Combe's Phrenology,
Z" Constitution of Man,
!" Physiology,
" Digestion and Dictetus,
{" Universal Guide to Health,
Caters Anatomy and Physiology,
Comstocks' Physiology.
Deleuze's Practical instructions in Maghe-
tism, Townsh ends Factsin Mesmerisn; Natures
Divine Revelations, by A. ]. Davis; The Great
Harmonic by A. J. Davis.
ALSO, few Reams Fine, Thin, French Let
ter Paper, Gilt Edge and Plain; which, with for
mer Stock, makes full assortment ofevery des-
cription Of Cap. Letter and Note Paper.
The public are requested to call and examine.
w. H. HOLMES d. co.
June 10, 1851.
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rYHySuI / Ms saw that Davis Pain Killer Ia Of
those valuable family articles which is calculated
TO relieve an immense Of suffering incident 10
human life. liz action on the system 10 many times
like ms gicso instantaneous; the pain gone at once
For the almost miraculous extinction Of pain. no
medicine was discovered equal to the Pain hi-
Ter. IL is used in certain externally and inter
nay but -ternaily, like many preparations.
Full directions accompany each Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the 1911
lowing complaints. viz: Chiils AMI Fever; Caoiera'
Cholera Morhus; Diarrhoes; Burns;
Painters Cholc; Piles; Boi.s; General Deonty.
Grams ana Spasms; Rheumatism; Pains in the Back
and Side aud various other complaints in fact Is
PAIN KILLER!
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s4Y 10 yEaE WORLD:
PERRY DAVIS
n 4. L. IN ID

FnI rHg ENTIRE ERADICATION OF Alb M.
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDi
No fcnaiia stotld be ,ri1touf IT,.
One twenty five cent Bottle will do more to convinct
You Of ia efficacy, than all the advertisements
in the World!i
1T Is WHAT ITS NAME DENOTES
"A PAIN KII,Is3R.
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ylTaIG ALMANACS for l852.-A few cop
w les Of this valuable and reliable work this
day received b. Express and for sale at 10 Gle.
by II. A. PORTER.
Rock Island. Feb. 10Th. 1872
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The Boston Post says the chair 10 which.
4Verbnm Sat- has been discovered 10 thai
city.
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The PREss--thc mighty vehicle Of pro
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PAIN MILLER.
RHEuMATISM:
Why will you suffer the agoniZing pains oil thts ia
tressing cempiaiK.9 When YOU can be cured for %
cts: if you win use Davis Pain kiiier according 70
Try il, il surely viii not hurt you and cost moth
DIARRHEA AND CHOLERA:
II ANY one doubts the magic power OF DAVIS TAI
Killer to cure Darahoea or even AslATIc CHoLE.
RA, a wise them to buy enc Is cent bottle OF the
PAIN KILLER, and give il trial; we never knew ~
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those who have suffered all the horrors
Of Drpspsia can fully appreciate The value Of Perry
Davis Pain Killer sovereign remedy for THIS dst1es
sting nisease in alt its forms. ,,,,,,nv.
BOWEL COMPLAINT Ann DlsENTERf:
No medicine offered to the public has been al
tended with sncA triumphant success in the cure OF
Bowel Complaint and Dysentery as Perry Davis Pain
Killer 'fy " IN Pe r Sgassses cnoLlc.
nyou paint fire with charcoal, light with chalk
and mske coors. live and breathe then you can with
words give faint idea OF the magic efforts OF DAVIS
Pain Killer when used according direction for thai
distressing complaint Painters Choiic.
TOOTH ACHE:
To conqner peace is diihcultthi ne as regards
tooth ache; charge ofths fariamea Pain Killer
ann il will bout face and scatter.
FEVER AND AGCE.
nj ng to directions IN cases of Chill and Fever tru
arionishIng; &c, Pamphlet from the agent and read
Tor yourself; We say ri HUNS II iss cannot
For the relief and cure distressing Barns the Pain
Killer 10 sovereign remedy; and IS .qualled by no
remedy brought to the American public; Try II
ond be convinced
DISTRESSING C0UGH:
What is Joy! the honey of existence; really bench
cial and agreeable, feels after being cured OF
distressing cough by the use Of Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer.
Procure pamphlet of a regular agent and read the
testimony of of the most respectable citizens NJ
the United States, in favor OF the Pain killer, mas
onlx- tai a Inn. ia b.. an ataA.
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Procure pamphlet of regular agent and read the
testimony of of the respectable citizens III
the United S,a,es in favor OF the Pain Killer, i mas
only 10 be known to be appreciated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

benefited by placing the amount exempted at $3.50 thar
$780, He also was opposed TO making invidlous dis
tinctons in favor OF landowners, and hoped would
not be done.
The question being on striking $500 in relation tc
personal property decided in the negalive-aye:
IL, noes o.
! Mr.. Cravens moved to amend by fixing the time al
which the law should so into OBJECT at July 4th. 1888
instead of 1852. Lost.
Mr.. Berry moved to amend by adding section pro-
vdng that person should be entitled the provisions
OF this Hnti he should file with the clerk Of the cir
cult of his debts and property
Lost.
Mr. Cravens moved to amend by striking the
words 81 in addition to the property now exempt by
law from execution" to limit the amount Of pro-
perry exempted by the bill to $500.
Mr. Emerson opposed the amendment He thought
if mans farm exempted from execution, he should
be allowed to retain sufficient amount OF personal pro-
perty TO enable him to cultivate that farm.
Mr. Cravens said that the debtor allowed TO re-
tain both real and personal property under the Provls
ions OF the bill, and he thought that the friends OF the
bill ought to be satisfied with the $500, and not claim
S625, as the bill really did
Mr. Spann agreed with Mr.. Cravens. He thought
$500 sufficient to effect the objects of the bill
Mr.. Reid took the floor and MADE able and extend
ed argument in favor Of Homestead exemption.
The question being upon the motion OF Mr.. Cravens
to strike out it decided in the allrmative-ayes p
noes Is.
MIR. Slack offered an amendment which lost.
Mr. McCarty moved that nothing in this act should
be construed exempt the property from liability for
the payment oil funeral expenses and Tor necessities
furnished in of sickness Of any OF the debtors laml-
ly; lost.
Mr.. Emerson offered amendment which was lost.
Mr. Dunn opposed the bill. He thought It's effect
would be shut entirely from credit, one-third OF
the population of the State Rather than for this
BILL he would vote to repeal all laws for the collection
of debts.
Mr.. Hester replied to Mr. Dunn, and instanced sew
era examples of the application of principles similar to
those contained in this bill show that credit does mol
Inn he oh n
the person asking it and that the easy collection OF
debts depended upon the amount of property owned
10y the debtor, but upon his honesty ard willingness to
pay.
Mr.. Safer opposed to the exemption law. He
instructed 90 against this law more than upon
any other subject and he would for exemptng no
more property from execution than an amount similar
to what is now exempted.
Senate adjourned