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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30

l. go x 1sess
yTTEhaye Just received from BosroN and ST
wv LOUIS, . splapdid assortment q
FAN and winter GOOds,
Of all sorts, sizes and desc riptqns, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS s. SHOES. HATS y CAPS,
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
NAILS, GLASS, &C, &c.
which We pledge ourselves TO sell % low, q mo-
lower than any house in the city,.
To our friends, the farmers, we would cay
that if You wish,o dispose Of your produce, any
Thing OF evcrythihgAt the highest market price
and purchase the nctessaries ttife cheaper inai
the cheapest now e ne time, snd the STORE .
VAN TUYL a. COOK,
is the place where oil this can be done.
0rDon't forget the name. 1852
VAN TUYL e. COOK.
Davenport, Nov 9Th. 1851.
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DHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Killer - ons
those valuable family articles which IS ~
to relieve an mmense amount Of suffering inclasn ~
human life. Hs action on the system 10 many tlmss
iire rs rc-sc The pain " gone once
For the almost mirac aous extinction 81 pa.ni ~
medicine was ever discovered equal 20 Ihe IAu
naly but never eternally, like too many
Full directions accompany each Bottle. .,h. q,
lowiny Complaints viz: Chil1s and Fevrri Choletn'
ChoisSa Morbus; Dahoes buIn.
Painters Choic, Plies boils; - a.,,.a In;nt
Cramps and Spasms; Rhsumatis; Paint y sne =
and Side and various other compiAinu an iAc'
PAIN KILLER
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LATE ARRIVAL.

E III
BIZ sLAxARTNE. An INVOICE or M,xc,,,
Books, via:
TLARK'S Commentary on the Bibl.
~ Whites history Of the World.
Murra . Pictorial United S,n,...
Schoo!craft's American Indians.
Library OF Natural History:
ChecveS,s Prose Writers Of Am.,;
Mansfield Life Of Scott; '"onca;
-. g. Adamsss Madison and Mo..
Stewards Life Of John Q. Adams. ';
Lives 8f Siias Wrigh, and Cen I,.,.
Generals ofths last War:
Hines Oregon Expedition;
Eremont's Exploring ditto;
Works of VIM Claiming:
Ditto Of Charlotte Elizabeth:
WOodfail's edition Of Junju.:
Sequel TO RiIey's Narrative;
ind various minor works.
-On hand
full stock Of School Books, including I'll i,
general use, with oil other materials for scboi,,.
and teachers II small advance over wbolesa,.
rates. sf s+ @s4 s@ 4t-@ St'''
Will receive shortly
One Hundred Annals of various hind. lin.
Guiding Sons Of Temperance and Odd Fci,Hw.
O6ering) for 1852, with On additional snnnlv Il
Elegant Bound Works Tor the Book T'ahIe y
w. II. HOLMES s. CO.
October I'd, 1851.
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roy 70 TIME yvOnLDs


PERRY DAVIS
PAIN x tLLER,
..Fos rwx xrr,xs rRApscAriox or AL TN.
= EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL h MEN,
No family should be rittouf "!
on. Ave cent Bottle will do more to convihcs
You Of its eaicacy, ,hs y oil she Advertisements
is the WoridN .,.,,.r.s IA +
Il IT Is WHAT IT'S NAME DENoAHS
wss = PAIN KILLER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30

y - 49,,
!. SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
TIME subscriber will dispose ofhis House and
j Lot, situated near the Court House. The
House is frame building, containing six rooms
and cellar, with a cistarn. The Lot is 30 By
$50 feet, well enclosed. The above premises
will be sold on favorable terms. Apply 20
J. b. HITCHCOCK.
Davenport, March 4th, 1852 36-,f
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Sprstt's patent lightning Rod, for WHICH he
is sole Agent, and will pay particular attention
to putting up in the most approved ssyie.
Orders from the country punctuaiIy attended
to. THOS. V.fBLAKEMORE, jr. =
Sign ofthe big Coffee Pot, Main 81. near Sec
ond, Davenport, lowe.
N. B. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass, Lend
and Tallow. Hume Is, 1857.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
lust received from Boston and st. Louis a
81 general assortment offspring and Summer
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS s. SHOES, NAILS a. GLASS
SUMMER CLOTHING.
All of which will be sold ~ very Cheap fol-
Cash BY y. L. DAVENPOkI.
MAY Seth, 1851.
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Procure a pamphlet Of rsgular agent and read ths
Testimony Of some Of the Respectable etSens 10
the United States, favor Of the Pain Killer, Il hAs
only 10 be known to be appreciated.
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A7ASH Tab., Wooden Buckets, and Zinc
w washboards, Superior articles, jnsf reeeiv
ed andfor sale by VAN TUYL & COOK.
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FOUR ACRE LOTS.
INnR sale near the city Of Davenport, ten four
j. acre lots vel situated for gardens. nurseries
sc apply 10 G. L. i'AVENP DRT.
HJTTUN Yarn, Carpet Warp, and C0tlon
~ Batting Just rcceived and for sale nv
Nov27, 1851. VAN TtiYL & COOK
I F YOU want good light bread, call ami buy
i some Of that IEFALLiBLE YFaST for sale by
Nny OF VAN TIlVT 4 nlnT
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1852-12-25
Notice to =eagASTN travellers.

THE undersigned Mail Contractor from San
L Antonio, Texas, to Santa F6, N. Mexico,
would respectfully inform tie travelling public
that he has placed upon the line the bes kind Of
stock and good comfortable spring carriages for the
accommodation of passengers,
The mail will leave Santa Fe on the frst of each
month, and arrive at San Elizario by the 18th.
Leave San EIizario on the 10Th of every other
month, and arrive at San Antonio on the last day Of
the same month.
!, Leave San Antonio oh the first Of every other
month, and arrive at San Elizario on the 10Th
Leave san Elizario on the 20th of each month,
and arrive at Santa Fe the last day of the same
month.
This will be the arrangement for the present
but will in short time be changed TO monthly
mail
Passengers will be taken through from Santa Fi
to San Antonio for Sl25, and from FL Paso to San
Antonio for 500. From Santa Fi to Ell paso for
$50.
Passengers will be allowed 40 pounds of bag
gage.
Greatest distances between watering places lC
miles. Mr.. Skillman is an old hand and well ac.
quainted with the route,
He will also have on The line small train oi
light wagons. - ..-..
d HENRY SKlLLMAN.
~ anita F6, Dec. 6, l85t.-tf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been granted letters Of administration on
the estate of Hermaaa Grolman, deceased by the
Probate Judge of the county Of San Miguel, Ter
ritory of New Mexico, bearing date the day Of
August 1852, and all persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for allow
ance within one year from the date of said letters
or they may be preclwled from said estate, and il
not within three years, shall be for ever barred
and all persons indebted to the SAID estate are re-
quested to come forward and make settlement
.l ,aao5 .y HENRY C0NNELLY,
..l sssttHa H M Administrator,
Las Vegas, Oct 2, 1S52.--f. li1H
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory Of New Mexico, United States District
County of Santa Fe, court, sep term, 1852
HUGH NJ. BECKWITH,
b. IA AVS unt Attachment
David Waldo Jacob Hail. & 4 r. ,.i. .. b..
William Mccoy.
This day came the plaintiff BY his attorney, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
neither Of the said defendants are residents of this
Territory but reside beyond the limits thereof, SO
that the ordinary process of law cannot be eXecu-
ted upon them, It is therefore ordered, that tney
make their appearance hereto on or before the
first day Of the next term Of this court, to be be-
gun and held at the court room in the city Of Santa
Fe On the third Monday of March next, and plead
answer or demur to plaintiffs petition, or Iudg-
ment will be rendered against them. 1t is further
ordered, that publication bemade of this order
cording to law, uuH aa. 81
A true copy Of the order made in the
above cause at the September term OIL
.r .q % said court, A.D 1852 r''
.....f .a....tl,j R. II. TH0MPKlNS, Clerk
Santa Fe, Dec II, 1852 rs lw. ....ia
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uNlrEp sTATEs on AmERiCA.

Territory of New Mexico United States District
County Of Santa Fe. court, Sept term, 1852
sl 'CERAN St, VRAlN I .
Henry l.. Dodge & Attachment.
q alexander W, Reynolds.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
Alexander W, Reynolds, one of the defendants in
This cause, is not resident of this Territory, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the or
binary process of law cannot be executed upon
him, Ii is therefore ordered, that the said Alex.
ander W. Reynolds enter his appearance hereto
on or before the first day OF the next term of this
court, TO be begun and held at the court room ia
the city of Santa Fe, on the third Monday Of
March next, and plead, answer or demur to plain.
tif's petition, or Judgment will be rendered agains
him. 1t is further ordered, that publication bt
made of this order according to law.
A true copy Of the order made in tht
t above cause, at the September term O.
L said court ID, 1852.
r. II. TH0MPKlNS, Clerk.
Santa Fe, Dec. IL, 1928 4w
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Santa 81 Auceklp Csa7stte.
s4 PUBLISHED EvERy.ssATURDAY, BY
pn.H WILLIAM DREW. t. t..t
TERMS.

WEEKLY s. a year, payable invariably in
advance single copies 70 10 cents. Advertise
hents, ST 80 per square Of ten lines for the first
insertion, and 81 for every subsequent insertion.
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TTNHE U. s. Mail from Santa Fe to the States
IL leaves regularly on the first day of each
month.
Passage during the summer months S25 OC
L. 8" winter months Sl5O OO
, 4Obs of baggage allowed to each passenger.
bu WALDO, HALL, & co Preprietors.
, Santa Fe Sept. IS, lS52-tf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-01-07

north west corner Of the north east quarter Of Sec
ton 81, township 3, of range A; thence east with
the section line II and tenths rods; thence south
72 and tenths rods to white oak stump; thence
west IA and tenths rods; thence south IA rods tC
a stone; thence north so degrees west AZ and Z
tenths rods to sycamore tree; thence north IL
degrees west 2l rods; thence north to the place OF
beginning on the section line. supposed TO contain
80 acres, more or less That all claims of said de-
PENDANTS to said thirty acres of land, be declared
null and yoid; and that the balance Of the pur-
chase money due from said Walters on said prem
ises. be applied to the payment of the claims OF
said other defendants against said Samuel Jones;
and that unless they appear, within sixty days
from the rising Of the next term Of said court and
plead, answer or demur to said Bill the same will
be taken as confessed by them. Ar F.
GEORGE WALTERS. "a
fffa By ELIEL HrADLEy. his Solicitor.
Attest. VIM. OKEy, Clerk.
December 3, 1851.
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sale of The east half of the south west quarter of
section No. 10, in township 2. of range A, in said
county, for the payment Of the balance of the pur
chase money for said premises, and the said James
Harris, is further notified that unless he shall ap
pear, and plead. answer or demur to the said Bill
within sixty days after the next Term of said CouIt,
the said David Peden and J. o. Peden at the Term
next after the expiration Of said sixty days. will
apply 10 said Court to take the matters of the Bill
as confessed, and to decree thereon accordingly
''-- "'' N, HOLLISTER, Airy.
Dec. II, 1851. # for Complainant
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James Baker,
New Goods.

just received direct from Philadelphia, neat
and we'll selected stock OF Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS
Of every variety usually kept in Village or
country store; Aiso-GROCERIES, QUEENS.
WARE, HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, ,&c.,&c
All of which will be sold CHEAP for CASH
o. in exchange for country produce.
Cash paid for Rye, Corn, and Barley.
The LEVER PLOW'S for sae at Wheeling
prices; Also, choice article of RECTIFIED
WHISKY. for sale by the barrel, at Wheeling
prices.
The highest price in cash will be paid for WELL
WASHED FLEECE AND TUB wool.
Clarington. r. CHASE u co.
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/, U AMES HARRIS is hereby notified. that on
eD the ll,h day of December, "A. D. 1851,
David Peden and ]. O.. Peden, as the Admnsl
traitors Of James Peden,- deceased, filed in tho
Court Of Common Pleas Of the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, q Bill in Chancery against the
said James Harris; the object and prayer Of which
Bill is to obtain decree of said Court for the
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
In CoURr OF Com
MON PLEAS.

William Dorl, .Adm'r Of In COURT OF Com
Albert Eligsr, deceased, MON PLEAS.
Harmon EHgey, III Z, al dani ii Harmon ss'fR Fl
Tiger. absent defendant, will take notice that on
the 2nd,day Of December, A. d, 1851, the said
plaintiff filed in said court his petition praying the
sale OF the Northeast quarter of the Southwest
quarter Of Section No 5, 10 nTownship No. 2, Of
Range No4 containing 40 acres. more or less, to
pay the debts of the estate of said Albert EIgers
dec d, and unless said absent defendant appear %
the next term Of said court and plead. answer. or
demur TO said petition the same will be taken %
confessed, and sale ordered accordingly w !,
By'WM. C. WALTON.
Dec. 8, 1851. 6w Atty for Petitioner
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OTHER BANK PAPER.

1.-The principal part the circulation in this So.
tion Of the State, in addition to Ohio paper, II sa
the banks Of Indiana, Kentucky, Wsstsrn Penn
Esylvans. and Wheeling, Va. which passes ssnbr.
diana and Kentucky paper. z The cssatsrfslsm
those banks are nvnersus.
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The Good Bye.

Well now, my friend, must be going,
l'vo many calls to make this morning;
Each patron friend | hope to meet,
And with my New Years Offering greet.
But e'sr go, please recollect,
What may on this day expect;
A little change, to make things cheery
And keep the "Spirit's" Newsboy merry
All! Ahem!! dime or quarter!
You can't! Oh my!l | think you "Orter."
Oh! beg pardon. Thank you kindly,
Hope you'll prosper, this year finely.
And one thing now III guarantee
You'll never be forgot by me;
Through rain and storm, pray now hear it,
Each week III bring you, sure, the 'Spirh.'
So now good bye, and may you ever
Be a. prosperous, happy, clever
Accept tho Newsboy's kind adiou!
My best desires for yours and you;
And may you long remember CY-
Who brought you news, Coon BYE,
Coop BYE. or-s it,.
THE CARRIER.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS, In CHANcERY.
Henry Clark, of the State of Tennessee, and
David Dye. of the State of Iowa, will take notice,
that on the 22nd day of November, 1851, George
Walters. of said county, filed in the office Of the
Clerk of said Court, his Bill in Chancery against
said Clark and Dye, and Samuel Jones, Richard
SeweIl, Thomas M. Arrest, the Ohio Life insu'
rance and Trust Company, David Kirkbrde,
Henry H. . Mott, William F. Hunter, John SIN
clair, William d. Patton. Levi Richner. William
Myers, Joseph Myers, DanlA Clark. John Myers,
Elizabeth Granfell Hamilton Jones, Lewis Jones,
Joseph Grim. Moses Gordan, Elias Myers, and
Abner BealI and Nancy Hall, as Administrators
Of Joseph Hall, deceased: That BY said Bill the
said George Walters prays that said Samuel Jones
.Sbe compelled to convey to him the following prem
ises, in pursuance sfa 'contractin writing made
February %, iS4a. between said Jones and said
Walters, to wit: A certain tract Or parcel OF land
situate in the county Of Monroe aforesaid, and
described as follows Beginning 20 rods from the
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The Carriers Greeting.
Good morning, friends, come to greet
The Spirits" Readers once again.
As of I've done through snow and sleet'
Despite the polling storm and ram
Once only in the train of days
That, marshalling, make the year,
The happy New Year comes. and pays
IL, tribute TO our fun and chser.
hope you, sir, are we'll to do
Success attending every day,
Your efforts to obtain the clue
To Plenty and to Pleasures gay.
Have you, dear sir, in days that's passed,
Enjoying all life's plentious gifts,
Once thought upon the world harrss''d
By dssolating war, and drifts
OF human masses, swsyed by strong
Desires, and striving for the Boon
OF Freedom; guaranteed SO long
To you; to thsm denied so soon.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
For Sale.

"HE well-known property of the subscriber,
Oh Witten's Fork of Little Muskingum, is
offered at private sale. There are 1870 acres Of
land belonging to said property. most of which is
well located for cultivation. Those desiring to
purchase such property cannot do better than to
invest their muney here. Ii is situate abuut 2
miles from Antioch, and about from the Ohio
River. The mill has All excellent pair OF FIeDch
burrs. and a fl st rate pair Of Laurel Hill stones -.
There is also al abundance of coal in the iminedi
ate vicinity. MICHAEL MILLER.
Oct /, 1851
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Aquilla Thomas 60
' Samuel Brooks /"
Guardian of Townsends heirs
:" " s. Upton
That said accounts are continued and referred
to the Master Commissioner for examination, &c
Nov. 10, 1851. WIN. OKEY. Clerk.
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New Years iDay.

To day old JANUS takes his stand,
And meath his feet, twelve sltars are;
A KEY he holds in his right hand,
And in his left, rod is there.
Time + come he scans, and views the past,
And with his rod doth scourge the wrong,
Whilst his key unlocks tn future vast
Which doth to God alone belong.
For each month an altar doth burn;
Ten thousand vices the flames do fan,
Each day its victims hath in turn;
The sacrifice alas, alas! is man.
Time.
Tell me. art thou some created thing,
And dos thou never weary
With TIL pondrous earth upon thy wing!
Answer my humble query.
Why hurry mortnls TO the tomb.
Against their wish and pleasure,
And make the same our common doom!
Doth it enrich thy treasure!
Why claw those burrows in my check,
Where played the smiling dimpls!
Or strike from earth that babe SO meek,
Quick as the eve could twinkle!
To these queries Old Time replied,
A servant was created,
For man before he sinned and disd,
And TO that doom Was fated.
Now the BailifT' am Of death,
The narrow graves my prison,
And when arrest and seize the breath,
There's no hope but Him that's ris'n.
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If | spare thee till return,
And take the infant smiling;
I give thee longer time to learn
That sin is most beguiling.
Thus spoke Old Time and hurried by.
Saying wait not for any,
And thou must read mo as fly,
My duties now are weary.
The Carriers Thoughts.
Last night, when all the world was still,
And hushed in slumber, did will
TO close my weary eyes and rest
In sweet forgetulness. But best
The great Creator rules our fats,
And as my busy memory, late,
In the grave stiffness of tho night
Brought pictures OF the Past to light,
hied mo on the wings of thought,
Backward DER the past year fraught
With many shades. Sorrow and Care
Hung down their heads, and Wild Dispair
Loomed up his haggard Hydra.head
Mid many scenes Of Peace, that fed
At his approach. But now again
In fancy painting things and men,
Dsrobsd of Vice, of Crime and Strife,
Leading pure, steady, Christian Lite.
Mingng now and then with graver things,
Gay Sport, to liven up the springs
OF human feeling, Oft so dull
In sanctmonous hood and cowl;
thought of what the world might bo
If all we're good, untrammslled. free;
If Despots, Tyrants, Nabobs, Kings,
Were now remembered but as things
Only FABLED on History's pages,
warning to succeeding ages.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

..., BALTIMORE, July 26-5 p m.
The steamer Palmetto arrived this morning from
Charleston, with fifty three passengers and full
freight. Among the passengers the Hon. J. l..
Pettgru and family and Captain Ingraham, Uni
ted States navy. The Palmetto made the trip in
fifty -four hours.
1t seems now to be universally conceded that
Hugh Jenkins, esq. will be selected by the Wings
as their candidate for Mayor With him success
may be considered as almost certain, even in this
strong tower Of Democracy. The Wings are
thoroughly aroused, and will be more efficiently
organized this fall than they have been for many
years past. There are some few seceders from our
ranks, but gain three where we lose one Tho.s
who have left US are considered by the working
Wings as good radiance
Another accident occurred this morning on the
Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad. The pas
senger train from York ran Off the track about
mile this side of Monkton. and after much diff.
60 back to Monkton. When near that place the
express train came dashing around the curve,
smashing the locomotive tender, &C., of the other
train, all to atoms Fortunately no one received
serious injury, though several persons were much
bruised.
MARKETs.-Smal sales of -four at 81 l2s. Red
wheat IS 80 cents; white 50 a 81 cents. Yellow
corn 90 cents; white, 50 cents. Whsky % cents
Sales of 800 head beef cattle at Sc a 81 per 100
lbs. net. Hogs So a So 25.,
rs Ahares Bait. and Ohio Railroad, time.... 81
6O do do do ................ 81
50 do York and Cun.b. Railroad. 2lJ a %
10 do Baltimore and Susq Railroad. $50. 29I
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LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

GEORGE H. DERBY & CO., BUFFALO,
IIAVE nearly ready, and, will publish in few
IL days, the LIFE and PUBLIC SERVICES of
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky-the Orator, the
Statesman, the Patriot, and the Philanthropist-
which work has been preparing for publication
during the past year. 1t wiz be in one large
and elegant limo. volume of about five hundred
pages BY Epes Sargent and Horace Greeley. 1t
will also embrace some of bis choicest Speeches,
and will be illustrated with accurate Steel Por
trait of the GREAT AMERICAN STATESMAN,
for whom is felt a world wide admiration.
The publishers have determined to place the
retail price Of the book within the reach of every
one, and to Agents, Canvassers, &C., will give the
most liberal discounts from the annexed retail
prices-$l %. ...
Good active Agents wanted to sell the above
book, to whom exclusive agency for county will
be given. l ..I.
On receipt Of 81 %, we will forward one copy
Of the above book, (for agents to use sample
copy,) by mail, postage paid, to any place in the
United States not exceeding five hundred miles
from Buffalo, Chicago, or New York.
Books sent by mail must be prepaid, according
to the new Post Office law. Postage on this work
is about twenty five cents for each and every five
hundred miles.
Orders solicited from all parts of the Union
Agents could find pleasant and profitable employ
ment in circulating ths desirable memento of the
lamcnted HENnY CLAY.
Wholesale prices for above and other saleable
books, for which we want Agents, will be for
warded on application to us, postpaid.
For further particulars, apply TO
GEO. DERBY Co,
July 27-2.tri.w Buffalo, New York