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Impracticable POlitictans-Publto HDs
difference and Public Affairs as
they arc, not as they should be.
There is continual struggle going on
in our system Of government between
the individual and the associate princi-
pie. Popular unacquaintance with the
essential principles,ibc Fundamental max
inns upon which jus. and well adminis-
sering governmeati isfounded, render par
ties a necessity to the extent that the
body of the people are unfamiliar with
these principles and maxims. The prin-
ciples Of conservatism also assist 10 the
same conclusion. Property which is es-
sentislly conservative lends iIs powerful,
influence. Avarico and the lo"e and de.
sire for material wealth are powerful pas.
sions in the human mind and these sell
dom demand change, and parties are con-
serya,ive Of change. The individual who
is distinguished for independence in par
ties is looked upon as dangerous. He is
s,igmatized as radical, as Jacobin, by one
party, who hold these elements Of char
acter as unmixed evil Hc is denoun-
csd as impracticable by tbs opposite par,
ty-whose occasional, but inffequent real
tendencies 10 radicaIsm make them view
with more leniency charges TO whichthey
have found themselves from time to time
subjected. But by both the man Of real
independence is dreaded, and disliked.
Both feel the onward impetus Which his
ideas force upon them and by both this
impetus or forward movement is equally
opposed, only in different degrees,accord
ing 10 the different measure by which
they estimate The worth Of things as they
are.
In all parties combinations Of few
men govern. The masses are only con-
suited 10 carry out their will. The very
candidates Of party are the selection ofa
few, and these few not always the best
men, or those Of tho highes. elevation Of
principle. Individuals are often little
known to the people, and il is easy for
few skillful and designing men TO make
4 reputation for one Of their friends, or
destroy the reputation Of another they
End inimical 10 their schemes, where their
interests or their passions dictate. Fow
are skiIlful njudging Of msn, OF have the
opportunity 10 weigh men at their true
worth, and often worthlessness 6nds the
ueed Of appreciation, where merit is neg
lscied. Impudence too has its impuriiy. |
Troublesome Of repression IFS unreason,
able demands are often grati6sd TO got
rid Of lis Importantly, and mer are often
lauded for Statesmen whose only faculty
which is valuable TO them is an easy and
urblushing assurance, which enables them
70 make and 10 give TO mere will the
gains belonging to intellect, ths worse
appear the better cause. Public .ndiffsr.
ence sanctions all this, and party ties
make The bridge firm which suslaius the
really undeserying in passing over the
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asids fiom talk which is novo, reduced

nsid fiom talk which is never reduced
70 practice.
"A ! know lba, in opposition 20 my view
Of this matter authorities could be piled
up, perhSps till some precedent loving
attorney might be horicd at my igne,>
ance and presumption; and 10 this nigh,
be added a salt Of probabilities and ops
preheusion which the insecurity Of change
could and might bring. OF course pub.
lie intelligence is no, to be depended
upon. The decision Of Judge Jeffries is
more likely 10 be right than public sanli-
ment. And my Lord Coke, liberal in
his DAY can be made bulwork Of con-
servaiism in this. But what Oft! Az
thority is good in matters ofla 10 repu-
late jndges' Judgment But when il sets
aside Legislation OH the plea Of consuuc-
ton and authority, think the practice
more honored in the breach than the OBJ
servancc.
Judge Brchard's amendment has not
been adopted, nor do | think will be,
But the House adjourned wihour action.
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BYLAWS

,J BYLAWS ~. ..,
of Union Township Farmers Club
sEc. l. The annual meeting Of tho
Club shall be holden on tile ffst Satur-
day in April, and semi>mon,hly meetings
on the first and third Saturdays Of tho
winter months; and mouthly meetings the
balance of the year will be held On the
first Saturday Of each moth, al such
places as the man1gcls shall direct.
SEc.2 A, every meeting of the Club
the President, when present, and in MS
absence ths Vice President, or in Tho
absence Of both Presden, pro. ten.
may be called upon, who shall call to
order and preside over the deliberations
Of the Club.
SIC. 3. Tho election Of President,
Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and
Librarian shall be by ballot, each member
having ono vote. All other questions
shall be determined by rita poco vote.
SIC. 4. The Secretary shall keep
faithful record Of the proeee ding of each
meeting Of tho Club, and shall at each
meeting read tho minutes OF tho prcce-
ding meeting.
SEc. 5. The Treasurer shall pay OH,
the funds Of the Club on orders signed
by tho President and countersigned by
tho Secretary.
sEt G.. Tho i.bratian shall keep a
faithful account with the me mbera OF tho
Club: charging them With books taken,
and cEediting the same when returned.
SEC. 7. The books and accounts Of
the Treasurer and Lbratian shall slways
be open TO The inspection Of the NON.
bora Of the Club.
SIC. 8. The official year shall COM
mence and end on the first Saturday of
April, and all memberships shall date
from that timc.
SEc 8. All books in tho hands of
members shall be returned TO tho Libra-
rian At each regular meeting, and no
memGti 10 take more than ono volume
from the library at time. p
SEC. 10. No person shall be admitted
as member of this Club unless ihsy arc
engaged as an Agricul'uris', unless upon
a vote of msj r;iy Of the members
present at any regular meciingi provided
there is not less than onc>fourih Of all
the members Of the Club present. ss@
SEC. IL. The foregoing BY L,wsmay
be altered. amended, or abolished at any
regular meeting by a vote Of majority
of the Club. i,,,s ,.,
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servaiive men seem 10 be the beau ideal
"f lhe day, and We do bu, in q rambling
protest against their exclusive, because
imbcclle, control Of public affairs.
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No PRrNTERs THERE.--The report of
the Inspectors Of the Pennsylvania State
Prison, discloses the very gratifying fact.
iba, Of the large number Of convicis now
in the prisons Of lha, State, there is not
single printer, while nearly aIl she other
occupations a,e represented. This isa
fact honorable TO The crali, and affording
evidence of the general good character
of those engaged in il. III. 5su,-e..
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County Ticker.

FOR Audltor-JoHN MONROE.
Fer Trsasurer--THoMAs R. MCCLURE.
For Clerk-DAvID I. BROWN.
For Probate Judge-JoHN DIXON.
For Prosecuting A,tornsy-AzARIAB BUDD.
For County mlssloner-WlLLIAMK KRAUss
For Coro oner--JOHN PARRISH.
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Or Below we publish the By>Lsws Of
the Union Township Farmers Club, en-.
tire. We last week inadvertently left
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The MAINE Law DsFEATED IN PENN.
sYIvANrA.-The Penhsylvania House Of
Representatives on the 5ih inst, defea,-
ed The prohibitory liquor bill, which had
previously passed tho Senate by 4 vote
Of 81 yeas 10 OIL nays, s''h ~
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or William Moneysmith Offers for sale
the "Van Vert Democrat printing Office
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Connecticut Election.


The entire vote for Governor is.....6l 900
Of whicbIngham, Dem. has aboa;.i2s,0 900
Duuon, Wing, abuut.".'......."" 800
Chapman, Temperance, about-.s..l0,s0o
Hooker aboui....:.,.i.. ".,.'... 2,7O0
Making the majority against Ing
Last year Seymoui's majority was l,20s
The Senate will stand--WbIgs, III;
Democrats, a. a
The House Wings and Free Sellers,
1872; Democrats, 81.
The Wings elected SherifTs in New
Haven, Fairfield, New London, Litchfeld
and Windbam couniies, and the Demo-
Gratis in Hartford, Tolland and Midde>
sex. tt.,...t..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

rINHE undersigned have formed n Corartaership for
the purpose OF carrying on the Copper; I'm, shee.,
Iron AMID Stove business, In this city, al the ea s.aa
OF J. II. pumcnt, cor. Second 4 brady strs, 8eatd
respeCtfulS inform the citizens OF Seott ara safroah
mgecnntie, that we have iate. arrived from Eas.
with extensive assortment OF Stoves ara hteheh
articles OF the latest and most approved patterns
Among them may he found the Flower Cook
Stove. which warrant for ten years We 81. With.
eNage ration IL Is The best Cook Stove forwoed ever
offered for sale Ia the west. Il has two large ovens;
the Que has fixing for suspending Fowls, TURKEYS
and thereby roasting meats Sc all over alike, which
Is decided improvement; atthc time the other
may b. used for baking pies, bread, or cakes
whie, can BE- done in the most beautiful manner.
Also the Black Diamond, foe coal, its extensive
beyond aii competition We warrant it the heaviest
stove IN use, also to operate in the Iaost perfect
Ihe Morning star. one ~ tie most beautiful designs
~ Elevated Oven stoves iafket. call and examine
fer saHrsen In additionto tssfe, offer numerous
othyF hlRas % siovesof ever! description
Pumps and Lead Pipes.
we haec constant! o. hand i large assortment Of
Pumps, Lead Pipes ac,, for wells aud esters, which
make up g order and warren, them. Alse Force
Pumps fer raising and clesatns water % IN, part 81
the bnilding. Garden Engines. With hose attached
for watering gardens, wasasas windows, &c, Cast
Iron LINKS.
Ccppsrsmi.hs and Hraziers
We arc now prerareato DO all kinds &C Copper work
10 order. AZ the shortest notice; repairing dome in the
neatest manner and with Dispatch Plumbing u every
TIN ROOFING.
We are also prepared 10 eorer buildings with tin,
copper, or zine, as cheap be done the West
and III work warranted. The undersigned are both
practical work men. and Ill attend personally to every
and al work entrusted TO them,
All ihosc in want OF the above articles, will do well
by giving rs call, We thial show them the
advantages Of making arood bargain. Country ,ner-
chants Supplied with tin ware OF every description al
low prices.
Old copper. brass, pew'er. iron, rigs, &c. taken IN
exchange for ware. For the present, cor OF seeond
g. Rrady strs,, adjoining Smiths Variety Store, Daven-
port, Iowa. puAoST & RioRDAS.
J. H DuMoNr,
H &. RIoRDaN, !
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Cosr HIN SIo.-.A lady attending one OF
tie churches on SUNDAY last uniuteutionally
entered a rented pew. The sexton invited
her to "get out Of there and h...as seat in
some other part of the room" Sgsc got up
10 "get oni, bat the sexton not beins pleas
ed with the speed she was uszisiag, caught
her by the arm and hurried her Uut Of the
pew On "Wednesday last be was ARRESTED.
taken before Squire Days, and fined s 30
and costs. This brief experience viii 1aach
him. and o3mon.sh Others liUt H. just az
cheap t. scat the ladies wjul cWility, 1t
least, as Il Is 10 irett them rudeIg
fQlia~g Heyab
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AMERICAN caEAM SOAP COMPANY.

rI~E prprieiaes ef the western branch ef the Amer,
go 's ~ sssn Sep1rs ,ss ms if5ra1osr NE
State geaeuis tha they hate rccesiis e,tabsheaihe
above mentieeed business u isssap. II where SIC,
Intend carry he misunderstanding OF all Ia vars uss
Of soap usually made b tie parent Company ~ New
York Among whish may h ioGnd The Aalefiean Cream
sca an article of sssefils IN ts h-si aaa Ia estee.
sre use. Tbs article q Soap vii Masa With geld or
warm water hard or se. requiring bat slight hand
rubbing. The pounding ehl- WISH board and h. I
suds are all dispersed With; reaa1res nn hear or i've
.os Ain then a s,ir, hand teesng and good rinsne
ihet VIII be perfect clean aud heacaaA eEeaSaea
Ncolleas. taheoss sn ali other seotea articles wasa
with oat ssGkias Furniture And paint wash ~ sirene
tuds aH rlse cor renewing sta.e aga TX spes Sex
Ia ! bills
pile Soap faT Iarnd5x purposes, Yrosesa S Win TIE
Cream sc&r. usiaf cod eaisr bard q sal u WIZ
ter water mar b var.asa FER eaayen5eaea sake rvs
agtiyuiass see aaas INLAY lie above nsHle1 aaaaa
sfe warranted = fsf a = Il II tass
Trsnsn reas and lslse ags =; sasess Lids ala q;
tie dassi nta hesi suali,ies.
TAs preqr.etars ii TIE western bsausa Of the Amer
team sc4p CompAas aave purchased he fi4ht III The
state d Iowa fit purposes asess = 's ai.d Aafa
soar Is make arfanE tcr the slpls nj the en-
sre s,ase sorajsniis osesias that nar ress VII s.te
ne rf4i isfao,nG 70 all who use than. Judging from
I'LL net taa, such has aeea tie result u the sst where
tAev a@ra ss0 tt extensive Use or three or :aar years
p@st. TIE rgerseioss take pleasure u fa.tssr sia''re
,eas, .rrY 70 -os. ac.sats fabric. No tads, no,
ihTy thsi Will re- Or color; but on TIE contrary whl:eE
riecos
lie, u rev ask, .sH rot tine 70. some mrrovsr out
be made IN the suEdry roony II 10 said that We
Nvs II an age 81 improvement. VIVA; improvement.
has there beca Ia tas sr4neh Of basLess Is it not
fsct well known that cloaes have heen pounded boil
al ana rahbsa o.. faster than by weArinsf And fur
,se- 70 il TO, true tas. thousands Of feHaes have baen
hurried 4, SfeGa.ase grave b. colds contracted Ia
the Lauaas room by standing oseF ne s and steam
III sn excited state and then going 'I;s The open arr
Other evils Of minor importance are een esreris-
ces hy lae 9. cold dinners, dirty houses and sosE
s.ess:
Fof its thanr, ahrur, sold, seo.d awsy;
There's very li;f.e comfort ~ tie washing DAY.
m tAc Of Soap all these evils are al once
esei. Oar sosr car Be had ;, sos Of the psiaeipal
stores ard groceries il Davenport and throughout The
State We hope soon 70 establish agencies throughout
the ert.re S,aia. All orders promptly a;:eadedto.
nsrsrpori. iaue ~. GEAs- MOORE CO.
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The students and professors Of an acS6e-
my in Clarke county, Miss. should certainly
have a graduating sheep skin--zoF4e might
think cor san would make them smayts-
Under the baiidiag the hugs Of the village
had been accustomed 10 frequent, and lad
filled the entire premi5ls with Eaas, " hich
SO annoyed the students, as b cause the
teacher to call together the Trustees, to de-
wise ways and means To get clear Of this
troublesome yermin. Ater consulting up
on the matter, the most sure means 10 rid
the place Of aeas was thought 10 be burning
them up. Accordingly large qnaEtity Of
ftrswwas collected aud spread about and III.
derthe house, and set gn.fre. In as!!o-t ting
every flea That there Inhabited, ~ supposed,
by those who were present, was consumed
IN the flames, Or made their way otf 30 badly
scared, as never 10 return TO the scene oi
such dreadful haroc. While all this wur
going on, and such d general destruction
being made among the Asas, the flames
might have been seen making their w4y
through the roof Of the Academy, and IN
less than one-half hour the entire house had
fallen sprey to the ieyouring element. With
books and everything else aPper aiming
thereto. Il handn't till ten occurred 20
them that FIRE that would burn aeas would
burn houses, II they would pile Oh the sbac-
dissolution Journal.
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eeFtea} matter how severe OF bow long standing
Ihe jalhSip0n far sgrpasses olher remedies, IN be-
ing more certain ess Expensive aud leaving the sys
in better condition Let al interested call ana
obtain pamphlet tfroel containing ample proof from
lis use; together with e rs from gly cKperien' cd
Phys clans who have used il in thaIr practice, aud
speak from their OWN observations.
References.
p. r. PEcKuAA. 81. ~ Utica, n, Y.
l., Il. FLEaisG, NJ. D.. Cana 4daigua, n. Y.
". Ii. Nina. 81. H., Rochester, n. "
u. Z. FoorE, M D., Syracuse, n. Y,
Prof. pusrAR, n. D., Baltimore, Nd,
J. G. DRRlrK. NJ d., .
". ". RrEaE. M. D., Ycw York CITY,
". pFEseorR, NJ. d., Concord, II.
]. NpwLAsp, NJ. D., Utica, \ Y.
Rev. A. n. HpsRp, Glenn Springs, y, c.
Pamphlets had Gratis at the Store Of
II, SANFORD, Agent. Druggist, Davenport. lava.
alsl sold Ivy J. II. Iouchcry, Museatnr, and BY most
Of tte leading Druggists IN the adjoining counties
iii 3eIetttr addres4ed 10 care al Mr. Cartig march
.3gfH4 ct RartAG, Ohi0.
III DR. MARrntzi;i have been ton years troubled
With Female mpIaints-pruapsuc uteri. and all tlN
attending dttheu tes ~ times rendering III! mo most
mise rabc have had the attendance Of spIue oi The
best physeaEs with bat Little success; the most they
could do Was 10 reeyaH cure was out Of the question
For i've months nct@rt O. mmcncng WIN your mc'i-
cine, had not been able 10 perform any labor, could
Huk but few steps At time, aud scarcely out
Of ieors--h short WAS completely prosrued, both IN
b0dy and mind ard expected TO a out the rest Of my
days suffering and misery. But, reading your ad
vcrtiseucnt. was induced 10 try your invaluable med
medicine called lifetime ChOIicon ,ug the last RESORT
had not used II HCeh before felt like other
BE- the use of three bottles was enabled 10 per?
form ell the labor for ia the family with ease, and
could walk anywhere in thc ncghbOrhOod Without IN
jury. Aohinii buta sense Of my duty tn you aud 10
the afflicted, has il duced h state my case to the
public. can safely recommend tie Preparation to all
those suffering like myself.
(Sjrnet) Nrs. SARAu A. Reutr,
FheEhoH, Poar,GF Co. unro, llEg. q. l-ai.
~ s. B. MhRCEISI Co, Propvietors,
CENTRAL DLPoa, 3ti lRos p"AY, y. y.
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liz. .. h.. AARIHiSl'S
CELEBRATED CATH0LIc0N,
For the Relief ard Cure Of Suffering Females

WI Wtat.Ir ,r. -,
.,,, VIZ.
-, ''' $500, /, ~. NJ ~ Ia
r., ~, F.t,.aa. w.
Nm -, ~
' 49, = - 'se,',''
.a INA '''
80" s,,,u,,,
J " VI \ TX fAlh Y LAI \ ] -
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The Greatest Bargain ie.'

vTsEE egeseriSey Is c-sr,ag Its srsndtdix l9tated
farm FIR sss very iaw. sissiaa'ad 81 nliieafsoa
Davenport on the AaseaA Crore road. eoaiain5Eg lGQ
acres = acres fenced ard agder hgH stAte eitiva.
tYc Good hrek buildings. 90 frat sees ef v4f4ons
Ains aeeat 10 az Which aFs sraies ii tic e#lest Sc
Ieetseas So them il. bearing saaeto or; together with
grove cf FIVE acres 81 saosf ard saUG. Asa, nrsi
rate well aad never fAlag STOCK water.
Per Issrtseaaars apply u ISAAC 5. GIA srEIL,
Jan 50, 1854. o. tie premises.
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CNEAP YOR CAsN.

TIT sahs5rsberis in town with well selected stock
OF Dry Goods, Consisting OF Hosiery. Fancy Goods
Of the best Qualify, style, &C. lie has selsetei theai
with reference erins satisfaction Gn6 hot for sale
Notwithstanding embarked IN the business permanent.
ly-aad dets rined 10 sell cheap; give US trial ard
we hSye doubt you will be pleased. Call u his
store on Main between Front and Second Street.
JAMES A, TELFAIR.
Davenport, March 10th, 1854
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10000 Yas. Of
WIRE sCREEgERY,

MON No. 10 No. II mesh. from 10 to s3iheoe
j wide, or wider # ofdcred in quantities.
For Rolling screens for grisi siils, ali sizes fof 90
hing Nils, Meat, Mia and Gaeesa Safes, Cellar WI
do"s. win without frames. fsshd si1e4 wire 10
braiding sleFes ard making Broonss, de-. dc
screcaery tor foundry aud shop windows ic pfefsh
hrcakusg glass and not shut uuI !igAI-a a. tAita,'
aud ST, Louis prices,
AT the steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALONZo N0tEsE,
Main Street. Moline IT'S Jarts
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VlGUFRHroTYrrs!

THE subscriber would reap c.faily solicit the atten
/ ten of!hs ladies' ssa gentlemen OF paverp1rt and
surrounding country % his me specimens o! Dagner-
reotypes Pictures taken IL any kind Of weather from
s O'Clock A NJ 10 S. p. II.
u sfae celebrated CEAyos DAopEasEotSrEs taken.
Also pagGerreoty pes Eleetroyped.
" fNo picture 10 leave my room unless perfect sat
Isfaciion 10 syeG.
u @Irstrueioas girenin the Art.
NJ F kAYSEG, Artist.
Med. Col. Rpiliing, cor. I'd y Brady SIS
Nsrsnrsrt june 10Th. 1854 -,rccwtT.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS 6 SHOES

n HE subscriber has reeeeed large addition 70 his
steek Of Goods IN al the different departments
King il usual tie attractive assortment 10 be
found In this region Of country.
You will lind allos. any thing you srt ia tire DRY
Go0pS line, whether staple fancy and The Il
Clothing, Bonnats, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
In HARDWARE the assortment is larger than IN.
lhsr not exclusively s2eh.
His GROCERY department j not eIcellG5 by mary
That Keep nothing else.
LOOKING GL ssES, CRoCRERY and GLASS
WARE, good artmelt
lie i abba dit orders FOR most az the Moline
featured articles short iGticg. An examination VIII
prove hi. stock DA various than is often
rc!ved II.
he not "a be aAdersala for ready rsy ~he her cash
or produce.
y, B. Chain Pumps ls ESaaI fin ahuEdznee a. whole
ssla and retail. WM. A. SQURsE
Moline, tune sth. 1854
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900 ,,vo
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN fAs''''


OF the latest style which stand A. No; 'V1IHsrIqr
~ OF premiums awarded forAgfieeltel" Rtgr 81
SO constructed as TO clean easier, iasttE st I ed
King out Oats, Cheat, Chess. I'm III aia sis, an}
astonisliingly clean. Viii iAs Guido seaf
tioipations. as, opatiy
materials. with two good coats on paint ~ M. eys)
varnsh---a better protection against Ne.s''i
bef0fe--ten fold. ~, FIR ,benl
The reputation Of this article spesks ~ Gar them
Yet no aims Will be spared 70 ,ohssse ma Fapn.sa
credit that VIII far uuts!rp an. mug Y. ,ha byicu1
MIN kind, Manufactured and for sais nan'IiRsk
tnral Depot OF AioNso naItue, Ill.,
lame 80. Man o., 4A-----1
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r.
FpP SALE
RES WICK SON,


Bs#EsFAaE- 3gEE,
ID tsrEcTFgLLT esIl teass .aIlon u q rei,rrs, tll
Iggs, sad ths pthiIe generally . tbs s1YerI!se,
uslt,
Il.ey sh ~ II times - rssdy 70 store and slip sF
cry description vi produce ard vfehsf4dize. 20 uu!
ana cell Sn CoAtlH,ssaH, gH4 tYslsL, d prompt aE
sIriel attention iae ut.ra-as OF oil pb6 iras raYSt
taeu with tle!f patronage 10 laeF3! he gaJlIe coat
ss-uts.
Ia business E.1 BE- rgEdaetsa aTA rau.-d o. ta t5
sls holding recently srlsEaa bF Ar. Fulton. de
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GOVERNOR

YOUNG man from Germany, aged rs, wishes an
y engage neHt 10 an AGler!cun gent mans family,
10 instruct boys over l0yeura ofuge Instructions In
Mathematics, Geography, II story, the Natural SCION
ce4, German, ald If desired, the Lstin and French
languages, Philosophy, ote. Address to the Gazette
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