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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30


THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. coz.
= SBcrfse the Atlantic cities with the Western
Northwestern, end Southwestern kfates, by a e.an
an.ess Railway direct, THIS road also coanect. i,
The xsssAwsslsrn Iakss making The mos, d,reei
sAsaes:s and rslseis route by which Freight eaa bs
eoswnsdsd W asd from The Great West
AAfss Dssvsss rsiI ApstpniA Asn r,rrsprra
tsass CLAss -noots, shoes, nals,
hosss. balss and irunks !, DruEs In zoe Per LOO ID
ssses anA bsiss, Furs, Feaihsr.,
nscsoo Class. -Dosssssle aAs~ssnx.1
nAirsisg go Ticking IN originsl
vass. Lsesker, un rolls OF hons.a ~ '~e ~
Woel asd AssP Petite, Eastward
Tniap CLASS. Amstls, 6sssl, Chalna
Gin ceansJ nsanp. Macon, FORK,
Sailed uo0ss 10 sseksl Tobacco Coz Der 100 IL,
maintained, tsscspt Cigar or
Pessss clAss-coaee, ri.b, Bacon,
neef and Pork, dn cssks or hoxes
kastwaEd,p Lard i Lard Oii, Lead u, Dor loo IL
Nails, Soda Ash. German Clay,
Tar. Pitch, kosa, -.
Flors--ol per bsrrei sniIl further notice
SaAss-tec per loo ibs until further notice
oossos Y per hale. DO, exceeding go ~. weight
- 10 chipping Goods nom any point csc, Of PM
,ssas'i s. ,s,s Al f.d. ssnslsass y ne
1In = icsvssdsd .,shoa, s..sas.is % f'seais
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

Valentine Freight Express C.
EyANs. saOnlry a cmrw.

Aeksfs seh ROCK ISLAND Anp DAvEnronr
THIS toMPANQ Is PREPARED TO
= transport goois with greater dispatch than ANY
other freight line nom Do.toa, New York. fhilAdsI
phia and AL intermediate points North and south
Having their own o. the different rcads aud
assnts with them merchants ie.end upon better
time than hy any other line
Shippers by tLls line Viii have prompt feparailon
made them fat any Ices damage II soods while
10 ih.ir charge. and Will be the railroad
"a which The damage may have occurred Tor redress
Those desiring " make arrangements fof Spring
huslues. viii please cali before making
with an other lite
OFFICES:
Boston, IL State street. New York ,ese Rsoadway.
fhs Il south Third ., - Louis ~ ssuth f.evss
lineage, corner state and Davenport, corner frou
Randolph. ana PERI,
EVANS, MORLEY GuEW,
JOHN BTSLAr AGENT. ip.S.ns ,vt ..
bch Superintendent Cleveland anal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
AIafl)ineTp.
ATTENTION! ATrINrIONi

keeseAsD, sw1ehtae Nh1p,
mes cOnKSi
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CATH.
= OLIC Burial 0ronnd
saperior ssesa kaginss lfoa ave 10 Ave hundred
A. Iswss 1ngfaes, LatAss, Pianers, 0rtst Milk.
Al SessHPuoes o. Nh Work done promptly and In
sss essi manner Particu,sr attention psid 10 Ne.
sFsoos re9 sirtsg eAafsns win and HE A<jussahls
In use
ne = sole Agent In the vest for the manuf.r,ur,
81 hcCords celebrated Anti. pvtetior Hcsvs Pcvev
superior machines for the purposs jut onSei tn
attention u Farmers II particularly reoue.,.s ~
th.se labor-sav machtnea
Alec Ornamental uouse Cassinss Of v.,Sc-. a.
stkns and superior finish Caps, eills, Bssck ets
Trnsses &C &c, made TO order, OF The lsisss ~
bess pait~rns
!. 1.-Two very superior Steam Engines for sale
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

LIE CIAnBE ROUND0Y
- - CHINE EAOR.
M DONAHuE, SUCCESSOR TO MEssRs
lv1e IL Clairs = Davenport having psrchAssd
the above pssmtsss, 10 nov pssparsd 90 mama
fastuFe
STEAM ENGINES,
Of the valiess kinds suitable 10 The wants os he
CAsTIH0s,
for sll Of the Different varississ Of
MILL 0EARIN0s AND nHAVTIN0s,
Of oil dsscrislioasl
HOUSE WORK or TINE LATEST eTYLRe
Caps eslls Rsaekess, Columns. &C.. &C.. always o.
hand and made To order.
Connected with the shove u . Forging nhop, under
the direction II men Of superior shilf
BRASS AND COMPOSITION or CASTINGS,
MADE TO ORDER,
RABBIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
~ stock " Patterns Tor Asshinssy, Duilisas end
Ornamental purposes, y unsurpassed " any snilss
seaAblish1sspt N the West
1epaeso0G ooos - eAs 0hageose uoo1oe.
Change rsssonsbis Cash d I'll sinss psal ~ Oh
iron and copper
- C.s:r q Front sss ssss.s.s ps.s,ssss
mkz1dtf II OONzuu8
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
9topes, Gf.


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Wholesale and Retail
Among oar assost~sa, Stands snrivalisd he
FOREST OAK.
For vsod or coal. TAls ss,w, \ :. ,.,rov...,
On ihs Charter Osk, .hsA M saksa ne 1sss pssni
y. q scott County va, and also Il The esass Valr
OF lliinois
opLD3M AGE. v0a WooD,
-also-
VULCAN AIR-TI0HT, WOOD OR COAL.
cM4as = CAarssr O~k Cssh, zeal - wssA.
BLACK DIAMOND. FoR COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL.
SNOW BIRD. FOR Do.
cENTURIAN. GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING OF
STOVES, ELEVATED OVENS, &C.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Japan and
Dritsaaaa Ware.
kkFiaERAroRs WATER cooLERs. AND
ROOFING AND sPOUTINC.
and JoBRiSo Of all kina., at shor, notice and heat
Of city references given.
COPPER weRK,
for machinery and Steam Engines, done to order
Those erecting eiram Mills o. machinery Of any
kind wherein copper 10 used Ne ash To call on us
before contracting Tor the same In Chicago further
Hast. We win
GUARANTEE OUR WORK,
and save you the tne, trouble and expense urred
10 getting saeh work dsne abroad
- Brady street, between ID and Sd, opposite the
Post Once
sp2s PJ GILLETT . CO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

AZ n.,.r,, 80,
M. ~ u L. ELL, Jk. W.
MA ~a>~a~ - man A. I
W 0Oo0Dou0 IN A6so11 GtoCe4D
49,,
faSssnss shrpafd on sssrf ""s'es
hIE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
line TLsp2sei T., s.., nsss x w 70 our
eeasinnanes OF same
rn., So0a"S'
~" s,
or.nul.t.a
Powdered
COFFEEs
Rio
Laguyra,
lava
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

nswu 1hse Csupoag,
DAVEuroas. BoWAa
Nssks new saksa AeoA - eAs 0t4UAk
Asa SIOC3 pean.
OFFICE IN NO. 2 DAvENPORT's BLOCK,
~ over Chuhb, Brother, BARROW q Co. Banking
House Once Hours. "a n tor
DIRECTORS
j. n II Rurrows, Geo l. Davenport, u Asfwini
Alfred Sanders, ChArl~s Is~.slie, q q iArry, y.
IpessAint, Jss ~ DalEep. Woodward, John
owen- " Wiley u Barrow, u J. shofsS.
OFFICERS
L DISTANT, Ptesideni
CHAs LESLIE. Treasurer
DANIEL T. sH0REf, Secretary
IL RAKKDN-, trx go.
| JAMES N DALzkLL, N
n MDOBN ARD A..ist srcS
II 4 MchOWN 6snetsi AscBi
M. COMPANY has BEEN from tho start steadily
.aihihs tie confidence II the community l, has
pfolnplIs paid all It, l--se-
narhs the ff.i two Years 81 IT, existence II oper-
a,.d exclusively tho Mutual plal but meet the
wsni- ~ the community Il will hereafter Insure on
rhe Stock Ian all"
II 70. hom. COMPANY It, officer. are ali known
10 our ciiixtHs Is hooks ard ~ prop.ft, are ali
here ard esH tc examined b those in-nfing, and
reached directly ny prnces- from own eonri-
~ -st.ds 10 mnncy abroad % feed corporations
whose ~auasihe-~ we have means OF aserrtainins
Ac.iaAwti
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vv111oN = U1DG8Y,
WHOLESALE oRoCER0.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
loo half chest Young Hyson and 0unpowdes.
% half chests 0oionR and souchcns
- ea4dies from TO - .bA
- Loxss Palm Sosp
~ boxes ysricsatcd Soap
~ boxes Shaving do
20 boxss Transparent do
boxcs CASTLE do
20 boxes Pickies
loo boses Tomato Cs,sup and Pepper Sauce.
lu0 boxes vaTious brands cLoee fubaeeo
l0,000 Cuba sixes ciaarA
10000 Imported do
~ hnles No and scaled nefring.
30 bbls new Aaskersl.
- half bb,s d.
~ kitis for family nee
~ kbls aud key. Of Ao.ss.e.
~ hhda Bussf
~ dos Bed Cardsa
Z. bills dried Arplcs
~ sacks dried fsaches
100 boxes new Rsisins
% hbls assorted Sais
3D boxes do gla-s
600 kegs assofted Malta
TO doz Tumbler-
Spices Of all kinds
Wooden and Niiluw Ware, BrGslcs
10 bbls Cider Vinegar.
- Together with large stock of other articles
sl of which We Will sell an reasonable terms
Janeli-dAw WILSON HARLEY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

GREET ATTRACTION!
POPULAR CORNER
CHAMPION 4 SON.
Tn ORDER 70 MAKE ROOM ron A NAN
4 Moth ssosk Of Pail 0oods wesrs noe oessins
Ssssssser 0eeds!
GREATLY aEDuCsD rnsCns.
Beautiful Lawns. and
orgAndiss nrillanis,
bareges and narsus Roesal
10 srss, vssis'y. ysry cheap.
Err vino Csels Dsparlnsnt!
RxcELLID IN THE CITY.
AAA'ls AnAsoasa
CLOSING OUT CHEAP.
essns beautiful pastsrns
MARsKILLEe QUILTS.
cOUNTERfANKs.A AND
WHITE cRArE snAwlS,
CAsapss sAan evsr o0sssA Asesss.
yDsas forget shs
HOsiery Department.
Cali '''" tn; 'ss' a ei:ss; f,ss,: g s A.
yis-dif Corner brady aud "a strssis
EssaABssAsA Isse.
DUn00WD = P0EITHMAN,
wholssa,s 80 Recall DEALERS In
Ferelgn anl Do0oGllc Dr. Coe1s,
BOOTS = snOEs.
uaes ana C1pes Co0en1mg, eec,
MOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION or
W. Esssa.ssr: % .asr ssss Esd ss..sd ss:sss
10 asdsssell oss Ssl1hbss. ~ go sooa 0onAs q
,a.. 49, - - ssa's fsssas'ns asA
We have nov a. hssa ~ assortment q
DRESS GOODS,
ss. n...sa., r.: ss:sss';s : L......
Dsiainss, sAawi - naasiilas " sssas variety,
Cioshs, casslmssss, vA1etnos, nsady nads CisaAaas
and Ooods q 81 kissas ssaishss tSr The ssssoa
0s.ssssss, Cssenss1. 9.s1yess, cespses,
SSs1ss - 49, n.issss.
.s sss:ss - = - z = = e.
sxIE hSo5:S 4. o. - .Il.! -: :ss:i:: 90;
Sd6 5n1sl . = ss:s !: 3: y 3 'H's' ''''s
9: "a !: a.: A.; =; |: 4: q;
- DAo 1nas.
q, :. Z, =; = Err - n'sA''' Aa's'' s''''
, ~. - :ar7ssA..~
- - 80 -, -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
Planning Mill

CsANsNNONe - FREJNN,A.
NILL 10 CUSTOM planning AT TWO
w Dollars and fihy Cents FOR Thousand Feet
Ul3d1m CANNON q FRENCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02


ii AT STEWART co.
WIZ ''e' On " %HoiSsr i os Of cheap hosiery,
800 dozen ladies' woollen hose, d. per pair
@ dozen %s@:
An ''''' BOYS Sf s;,E gsprH VESTS
her 1eei '' 'A'' Brosdwsy Chamber. and Rssds
R ss ssi.f SESo ssSTs ssin f&TGss
Cloak. Al new ',ys: 8 cent reduction
sSawis, in great variety. 80 per cent under COST
Wool plaidS' and An ,,ss. vooas
Linens hosiery and other staple goods greatly reduced
"' upon - The sheapsns,, silks Al .. .o,
40 pieces Of beautiful Bayadere silk.
sos ,oid No co. Canal street and ~ Howard street
pEsULT OF THE PANIC.
WHOLESALE p s1 20 srs 81 DRY GOODS
FANCY A tsaS9 saAS SGf!h bR & GOODS
BY cHsh fssti ?is "a : S.i SsD Co.
Commencing Ha ssS SSSs,Ss,a s1vemoerH
Until the whole stock is disposed Of.
As the sREHf sXSc asRfsa .'' 'n'
Is owing to the parayzing elects Of the present
NE % Of s
WITHOUT ne RRHse sSisb TO COST.
articles of luxury exclusively but contains
bsS 5sa!s ExSEiSSss .mu,
HousIKrErERs 4rrEsuos
I'e"pfssiisaRY f SRFss s Z OBS sales
pu,s -. OF foreign ,; ~ la ans ., ,nortaon
Sale 10 'osS Sas s Esasa < s n
Terms cash. 6 en- RIFE III HEARS AND co.
DICH LYONS SILKS
IL AZ A. ian p sfEw1R ieS RPr 20.
win Offer apart from their regular stock
1900 Rohs che proaasdea o. sSn season.
At SO DOLLARS EACH
Original manu"erers prices sSS and neaae sree
CEILING OFF, SELLING Off
~ Housekeeping goods at great Hcrince
siiEErINGs
0AN' fsaiiiRrlNes
J. BECK CO, sss and a,7 broadway.
SPECIAL SALE Of
.. READY MADE CLOTHING
By order Of A''S VIZ TOPPING co,
/ AucIoneerB, No. " broadWay,
| viii sell
/ On Monday, Nov.
| large stock OF
| sEAsoEABLE READY MADE cLofHINc, .
Including article in the line, and all to Dc soh
| For cash, without reserve,
| BY order Of Assignees
Catalogues ready ear b on morning Of saIs
CHECKING SACRIFICE OF DRY GOODS.
| - BAYADERE SILKS at IS per yard.
| FRENCH MERINOES 10 cents per yard.
| Rich IRISH P0PIINS 81 per yard.
/ Rich ENGLISH - 6s. :"
o. vAIENcdAs 4 only MI ss g 81 pc, yard ard
| The above liz a small specimen
| or THE GREAT REDUCTION
l Made upon entire stock,
"Ae" ~ BEEKMAN 4 COMPANY,
413 broadway.
| SILKS SILKS,
grea, sale and IS caharne street, three
l above Monroe
| 5000 Yards high colored plaids 37l cents; cheap.
i $50 OO worth rich goods equally cheap.
Ladies, call before you buy and see the bargains al
| ALEXANDER JtST'S,
| 81 and IS Catharine street.
1 One price only. Three doors above Monroe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

A MEXICAN NOMINATIONS
IA For Secretary of State,
JAMES .. PUTNAM.
For Comptroller,
NATHANIEL &. BENTON
For Attorney General,
HENRY II. ROSS
For State Engineer and Surveyor,
ROSWELL GRAVES.
For State Treasurer,
LYMAN ODEIL.
For Canal Commissioner,
GOLDSMITH DENNISON.
For Inspector Of State Prison,
JOHN N. STEVENS.
For Judge of Court Of Appeals,
HIRAM KETCHUM
VIM MITCHELL CHARLES x. PEABODY.
BENJAMIN W. BoNNEY LGaxN SHERWOOD,
For Judge Of Common Pleas,
WIN. NJ ALLEN.
For Justice of Marine Court
VIM II. BROWNE
For Surrogate
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD.
For Recorder.
ALEXANDER SPAULDING.
For Register
JAMES H. WELSH.
For District Attorney
DANIEL ULLMAN.
By order of the American GenerD Committee,
POPLAR MILLS, Chairman
y. c. WAGNER, VT. chairman
THOMAS MCKNIGHT, 'ioo "'A"n "''n'
8. L. H. S %1,a.1'@' Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

BIAsKErs' r,.....
hf F@ToS Z I &c. es,os',
oer their entire stock Of The goods together with
Damask napkins ...,.
At retail for cash.
aspr'ces less than cost Of importation
Curtain materials
OF every description and lace and muslin curtains at equal
BANKRUPT STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
A. AZ Eighth avenue.
ssns; SSss.as ale nearly
goods he time for r., the sale being limited . Jan
gentleman jobbers who reduced RETAIL and who
doubt WIN find good acquisition 70 the balance q their
Al Eighth avenue, second door above Thirty
RoMpAzINEs BoMBAzINEs.
S ss'sS MORNING sSs1 Ga %SSs'H
ool Broadway between Spring and Prince sts
CnEAP DRY cooPs nrcu 90
- $50 and S7 Broadway,
Rich dslslnes a. l24 cents
English chinI calicoes at 10 cents
CoRsETs AND SKIRTS,
SSFs sss s s g TS,s = So.S.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth ss
(NLOAKs, CLOAKs CLOAKa
Goals So % .s q w sh IN, wpsase weather.
Coaks To suit stormy weather,
suit xsn t fRfcs & T rs sS THE TINES
C Ss'St s, sSs.n IN Il aa ss:a:
Turkish goat hair sloais, beautiful article.
Fur cloth cloaks &c, &C. a.
Prices to suit the times,
aoLYsEux BELLS sos Canal street,
~ BY sending PRICES Te The .pan,eu bash.
GENN marked SGTn ns whole .SSs Fl new rs
NxSTIiIAs a. As This opportunity to economist in
No. S. s ssSsa%a Hotel.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
- Consisting Of guipure French chsnaily
Anu ''"''e' '"''' croche. gupure and plain fringes
Figured vevess in great variety =,
AL "re"ue''n VI ~ p'' BY BEEKNAN COMPANY,
413 broadway.
u All who are in want of cheap embroidered collars Cock
'A' sis Broadway.
TMBRoIDERIEs.
sOSS i French embroidered sHrs worth s0
VIII DC s0ia a. ~ Genus e"'" SIS Broadway.
IL The last lot Of cambria bands sold at 2s per
'e''" "'''"' ' GENIN's BAZAAR,
5l3 Broadway.
III Upwards of one thousand fine embroidered sets,
u rench,j from 81 cents to sio worth from " to w
| GESIN ga sA A1.sd,ssv
ELEGANr EMBRoIDERIEs ,.
AT LOW PRICES
win be openedo On Monday Nove rresTrtxw.pr.co
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets
II Il. tHLFEIDER, old No. Sc, new No. 30l Canal street,
three doors west of Broadway will Monday,
the "a Of Nov to sell large rich embroderies and
goods ut 81 below the cost In consequence
OF being slightly damaged By water ey me nre next door
E,AsHIoNs-No. !sk CANAL e, STREET OPPOSITE
her public that her brilliant display
OF patterns view and her elegant are pro
isnon 10 la Palmeo basque which can be cut
only at her establishment
| FINANCIAL CRISIS.
| ENBRoIpERIEs.
oo saERsaS p sse fsss' S seesins
| GREAT, GREATER, GREATEST
" Bargains yet offered
| In Bayadere silks, for 81 per yard.
w i sEsRl IN Gssas COMPANY No s broadway
CENlEs BA I. a!i. .o,,,. ga, ,ou,, ,,o.. =, ar
| kINs at 81 cents
We have seen the Genns bazaar
| hem superb mot TO be equailed). Call al
| II LACE SKIS, IN EVERY VARIETY.
selling f eslST CAGES.
TH WEHed LASsIi l,crs
l LACE COIfFuRkS, Wells BERTUES,
Illusion goods, in every style, at half pr,ss ,p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

WhNTkD-h fAhfNFR IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
w grain and iced store, the lower mart on the city,
apply At tl6 Maiden lane N. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

DIANos, THIRTY PER CENT BELOW ANY OTHER
house " New fork-Fcrty Eve pianos pearl and ivory
Keyed Also twenty second hand from SIS So
octave rosewood Bacon Ravens make for SGD one spen
did Chckering piano for sto al al Ninth avenue near
Twenty 81, street. X, GONLAL~EL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

GREAT REDUCTION J.w.eAY.
2S3 Greenwich street,
viii offer his large stock of MILLINERY GOODS,
BONNETS DRESS CAPS, HEAD DRESSER,
vELETs, SILKS, sATINs, RIBBONS AND FEAThEEs,
the bills OF suspended banks ~
par Mliners buying bills of 80 and upwards per cent
will be ded In addition Orders promptly attended TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

r ANDRYs LADIES FURs
IL COS Broadway.
Great reduction Hudson Bay sable finer In this mar
het at below Mink, stone maFtept men
&C. also very low up for the city trade only all Hfr
raned correct every way deception in the color
particularly the manufacture. Orders carefuuy
tended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

SILKS SILKS,
~ SILKS,
grea, bankrupt 81 and IS Caharne street, three
doors above Monroe.
5000 wards high coored plaids, 81 X cents; cheap.
$50 QUO worth rich goods, equally cheap.
Ladies' call before you buy and see the bargains al
ALEXANDER JUSTS
81 and IS Catharine street,
One price only Three doors above Monroe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-25
Pride.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

BY JOHN q. SAAE
IT'S curious fact as ever was known,
But often in human nature shown,
Alike in the castle and cottage.
That pride, like pigs of a certain brood,
Will manage to live and thrive on food
AS poor as paupcr pottage!
OF all the notable things on earth,
The queerest thing is the pride of birth,
Among our fierce democracie!'
A bridge across q hundred years,
Without a prop to save it from sHeers-
Not even couple of rotten piers
A thing for laughter, filings and jeers,
Is American arstocracy
Depend upon it, snobbish friend,
Your family thread you can't ascend,
Without good reason to apprehend
You may find it waxed on the other end
BY some plcbian vocation!
Or worse than that, your boosted line,'
May end in loop of stronger Irvine,
That plagued some worthy relation.
Because you flourish in worldly affairs,
Do not he naughty and put on airs,
With insolent pride of station!
Don't be proud and turn up your nose
At poorer people in palmer clothes,
But learn for the sake of your minds repose
That all proud flesh. wherever it grows,
Is subject to irritation!
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-25
Bellows Falls, May 2e, 1851,

A Hint TO HEARERs-A few years ago,
when making D preaching tour in Yorkshire,
Mr. R esG Hill paid Nd Ts' t to at old friend
fire years since first heard you preach; and
re"sesT ! your text and part Of your II. scr
mark. You told u.s." his friend proceeded,
that some people were very squeamsh about
the delivery Of different ministers who preach
ed the same Gospel You said, suppose you
were attending to hear will read, where
you expected legacy to be left you, would
you employ the time wpen it was reading, in
crticising the manner In which the lawyer
read it? No, you would not you would DO
giving all ear to hear if anything was left to
you and how much it was. This Is the way
would advise you to hear the gospel