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Something all shouId know. viz:

Something all should Know, viz:
That Prof WOODS Hair Restorative will perfectly
both the gray aud the bald every possible disease
the scalp both the color and tie hair fading
Il soft glossy and wavy extreme old age Thousands
ufy TO its nfsbiy. See advertisements in another col
unan, and circular jan8I
Hsiloway's Pliis.---Decste females who are hsr.
raised and dehitssed BY complaints peculiar their
ganraon are uniformly relieved by Hoowsy's Pills For
hy,ers rpasm, hot Pushes. sick headache pains In .hs
back and loins, they q safe ana reliable remedy
Sold at the manufactures No 50 Maiden Lane York
and No 2i Strand London and by all druggists 25c,
50 lie, and 81 per pot or box.
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Extracts aom Letters Received from
Agents.
ESgTsLD, August rs, 1s4s.
Dl. HAIDsx sR,I have sold all the Pills had of you
last week. and am happy 70 say that the testimony Of al,
who have used them 10 that they very superior msdi.
cns Please send tive gross immediately and osge
MATHEW WHITE.
J. D. PUTNAM Co, Propretors, Lowell Mass.
v. ROBINSON, Wholesale Retail Agent for kenosha.
T. scAshoS Co, General Agents, Chicago.
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Later from Nicaragua.

NEW DIRK, Jan. 81.
The Tribune publishes letter from
Nicaragua, dated Castillo, Jan. lst. 1t
gives further particulars of the Costa
Rica.,version of affairs in that region: Thn
writer says, we have about 500 fellows
from the mountains of Costa RIGA, now
in fort at San Carlos. They have two
"a Founders, brass II Founders and 8
brass 4 Founders; plenty of ammunition
and provisions, and firm resolution to
hold the river, or perish to man. They
nave a strong garrison at Sarapiqui, with
cannon, &c, also at Castillo, where Cos
Ca Rica has inaugurated a governor.
Last night Gen Mora:and 3Oomore men
were placed i'll fort San Carlos, that
house, having been taken by us the night
before without firing a gun. We have
accomplished complete and rapid sue
eession of surprises, until we are in pos
session of the whole river, from Punta
Arenas to fort San Carlos. The plan of
operations is such rs to ensu.e that
Walker will desert the country, or fall
victim to starvation in less than three
weeks.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

CoLD WEATHER AT GALENA-At
Galena, on the evening of the 18th, ac-
rording to the Courier, the mecury in
iicated "a degrees below, zero; at -
o'clock, 28; on Sunday morning at s
o'clock, 80; and on Monday morning at
o'clock, 80.
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Kenosha. January 20, 1851.
Chsncery Sale

In Eqrhy-State4f W.scoasin-Kea0sAa Coanty
Circuit C0Hrt
George w. Haze and George p Togs!ee, Patrick Spell
man. Catharne SpellnGn john Erickson, Josiah Bond,
ard James NJ Stryker.
pY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF
kB Anal decree Of the Circuit Court for tie Co iny Of
Kenosha made and entered in hs above enti;ed cause,
.ariic l2th day OF January A. D. 1851 shall
sell ~ o. bic aucoi The front door Of the COut Houss
in tie Civ and County Of Kebosa on Saturday the l4th
dsv OF March next the hours OF 10 and IL
forenoon day, all Of the following described prem
scs. viz
An OF the following described lot Of land with the appur
teaaces thereunto belonging, to Wit Beginning az tho
distance Of eghyegh (ss) feet Of the northeast
corner Of lot number one D. u block number forty
80 and the north line Of said lot running thence
s,uthery line parallel with the Hue OF said
the south line Of said lot thence westerly the south line
Of said o. the distance Of forty 40 feet thence north
cry on line parallel with the ine Of said ot to the
north line thereof aud thence eastey ssd north lire
The place CT b. Cunning the bell the southeast
quarter Of number thtryone OBJ Town number
two Or north Of range number twenty three @ east and
in what known the laird Ward OF the city OF Ke-
besha being the premises occupied by said de-
PENDANTS, Patrick speimsn ard Csiharne spellnan As
their Homestead.
A, PAGE TYHEs0N
Sheriff Of kenosha County, Wis
Dated Kenn,ha, January 26th, A. D. 1857.
O. j. HAD, complainants Solicitor. Twss
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T n & CITY 8 A NIX
OF KENOSHA-

One of the first organised under the General Banking Law
Of the State.
WIN give immediate attention all Collections and bust
ness entrusted to Renittances Collections OF
day OF payment.
Land warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes
bought and sold
Draw direct, in Gums TO suit, the principal points
Great Britain France Germany Holland Switzerland, Nor
way, Sweden, Sc
Interest paid on Special Deposits-
e. b. SCOTT. A CANpBEIJ
CdAtier President.
kRNusHA March lat. IS5z
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Coon, IF TEUE.-Report says that the
Territorial Committee of the House of
Representatives is about to report. bill
which will "wipe OUT the whole body
of the bogus Kansas laws, upon the
ground that they are invalid, the Leyis-
iatIre having been imposed upon the
people by non-residents.
1t also provides for new election of
a Legislature as soon as practicable, and
compyls each challenged voter to swear
and prove by two witnesses, that he is q
bona tde settler, and has been for a
month Immediately preceding an actual
resident OF the Territory, and for fifteen
days preceding resident of the district
in which he votes.
The Territorial Committee will do a
most proper thing by reporting such a
bill, and Congress viii do a most right
eous act by passing it.-Chicago Jour
ual
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

sB- The Indians OF California are
fast becoming eXterminated by disease
and famine.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

is viii BE- seen by the legislative proceedings
. Joint resolution has passed both houses, to ad.
Journ sine de, on the odd Of February.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

palley's Genuine Pain Extractor
viii subdue the pain and Inflammation from the severes
burns scads, in from twenty mnutesand that II
will heal the wounds without and eTctuay
piles sal. rheum, inaumaory rheumatism sore
and named eyes, cuts wounds bruises old and nveeras
sores, cad head, and bunons eryspelas sprans
swelngs feons, clbains bites Of insects sweled and
broken breast nipples erupos, and all other nan-
matoy and cuaneous diseases where the parts
be reached
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases
be cured by only hing-bu reflect, that tie few BIZ
positive properties which the Daily salye alone contains
heretofore reach not alone
the aforementioned diseases, but many enunsra
ted.
Query-Do not regular bred F2ysicions prescribe CI
o'nei in'edrdty for scores ofdQcrtat disedsesI
Each box Of GENUINE DALEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature c. V.
CLfCKENER co, proprie;ors and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer. All others counterfeit Price % cen
per box.
III All orders should be addressed to c. v. Clckener
Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
Sold by all Druggists Medicine Dealers Throughout
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TAS 0RGAT ENCfLISa REMEDY
slR JAMES CLA1kE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary the Queen. This invaiuabs
medicine unfaiing in the OF all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident the Female constitution
II moderates all excess removes all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used three prevo- to confinement;
Iy fort the constitution and lessen the suffering durag
labor enabling the mother perform her duties with safe
~ 20 herself and child.
These P5 shouId nat he taken By females o',ing ne
FTRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, az neg ar.
to bring Ms dyrdJe tut any Otsr time Asy
are safe.
Ia all cases Of nervous and spinal affections pain in the
Back and Limbs, hesvness, fatigue slight exeron pal
pitaon OF the heart lowness OF spirits, Mysteries, sick
headache whites and all the painful occasoned by
. dsordered system, these Pills will eject when all
other have failed, and although powerful remedy
do iron, calorne sntmony any other mine
raj.
Full directions accompany each package. Price, in the
United States and Canada. dollar.
Sole Agents for this country
l. BALDWIN Co.,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. T. GENERAL Agents.
N.B.-sI,pO ard postsge stamps enclosed to auy
thorized Agent, will bottle OF The Pills by
mail.
For sale ky star kweaIher 4. Co., r. Robinson,
A, r. sttele, and =. CtaFk q son, henosh.
by lggsts generally throughout the United States
tsn29l
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u The illness the Editor must account fol-
the meagreness Of our editorial columns hi.
week
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KENOSHA
z E l. EST ATE OFFICE

H0I 9"o Huu Ut
nation Of TIrLEs-payment Of TAxEs-and Conveyance
LANDED PROPERTY. Lots and Lands kept posted wthou
charge, unless sales effected
Houses and oTs for sale every part Of the city and
varying in price from 5000 to 5000
FARMS and LANDS in every town the county and on ac
coumodatBg terms.
MONEY invested in the best Of Landed Securities and al
the highest market rates Of Interest.
TAXES paid and TAxTrLEs compromised, and general
Agency for the management Of liabilities accruing on sea
Estate.
TITLES examined and perfected by the aid Of superior
system of indexes made under personal supervision Aso
gent for the Allnce Fire Insurance Co. Philadelphia
Risks taken OFFICE with Clerk Of Circuit
Court. Y. BRANDE.
kESosHs, Nov. IS, 1856. 1y22
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CALIFORNIA BoNDs.-lNe learn that
the California Bonds which form part
of the securities of the Bank of Danvllle
are of the Issue of 1852, and not of 1856,
which were there declared uueonstltu-
t:onal.
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DIsCREDITED ILLINOIS BAxKs-BRIDGE
Brothers, of this city, in their latest
Bank Noe List, quo5e Illinois money a,
tha follOWincr ra.aS Of disnouu+.
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SANFORD'S


Mn TWkIICts tOufI.
County OF Henoshs, :.
City Of heunsha. ( 's'
NO JOHN 5. GIBSON: YOU ARE HERE
notified that a writ of chment has been issued
against and property attached TO satisfy the de-
aand of John FrenE, amounting to ten dollars Now
shall appear before Sas Ames, Justice Of
Peace in and for said County, his office ia said City
9th day Of February, 1857 at O'Clock the
Judgment will be rendered against you and your prop
,rty sold TO pay the debt. JOHN RRENZ,
Dated January l6aS5T 86S2 Plaintiff
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fEHHE JOURNAL OF LIT L r AT u RE.
Il THE JOURNAL OF LITERATURE.
THE JOURNAL OF LITERATURE
THE JOURNAL OF LITER AZURE
TIE JOURNAL OF LITERATURE
THE JOURNAL or LITERATURE
THE JOURNAL OF LITERATURE.
THE JOURNAL OF LITERATURE
THE JOURNAL OF LITERATURE.
THE JOURNAL OF LITERATURE.
in elegantly illustrated family newspaper Of eight royal
quarto pages. Published weekly by
a. Il. BRYANT & CO.,
No. 1876 Ches tnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Terms l5G per See copies in the hands Mrs
AUSTIN MORAN, for Kenosha And vicinity 2yS2
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

w EALIH OF LIIGRANIs.-In mere ar
rived at Castle Garden last year l4l,-
695 emigrants, bringing as cash means
s9,642, l04. OK this number, $685.,
with s2,l01 $50, were destined for New
York; 1892, with 81 ,9S4,l22, for Wis
consin; ll,749, with 1895, 7S5, for Penn
sylvania; ll,06i, with sl,4O0,4s2, for
Illinois; 7,o86, with 1861, 637, for Ohio,
and 6,+94, with sl62, $50, for Massachu-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

The heavy numbering omhlbuses stuck
10 the street with tenacity, aud We're, of
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

Our New SENAToR.-The Republi-
can press ofthe State very generally APP
prove the selection of Judge DooLIT1LE
as U. 5. Senator from Wisconsin.
The GAINESVILLE Gdzette SAYS:
Judge Doolittle is an able man-none
more so can be found in the Z. S. SEN
ate. Our State will be represented in a
manner that will render its position sec
ond to none in that body for statesman
ship, while the slave power will find All
OPPONENT in Judge Doolittle able to cope
vi a its most vau1 ed champions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12
Territory above the age of 81 are entitled ,


constitution with slavery and constitution
with no :layery.'"
If there be q majority in favor of the Con
~ti,ution with 81 avery then it is 10 be trans
mittcd to Congress by tie President of I'll.
Convention III It's original FORM If. on til,
contrary. there shall be :; majority in favor
of the Constitution with no slavcrv.' "thci
tic article providing for slavery shall bl
stricken from tho Constitution ;v the PrcS
dent Of hi, Convention : and it is cxprcSSl,
declared that. no slaycr;' shall exist in tn,
state of ha"sas, except that the right of pro
rcrty III slaves noN in the territory shall i,
no manner be intcricrcd vith:" and in tha'
event 1t IS ni"'jt his daty 10 have the Cons:
tnton thus ratified transmitted to the Con
crgSs 81 the United States fer the admission!
Of TIE State into The Union.
II this election every citizen will have a,
opportunity Of expressing his opinion by hi,
vote .'"hc'hef kansas shall he received int.
the MON with OF without slavery" and thu,
tins exciting question may be- peacefully set
t.cd II Tie Very mode required by the organ.
ic law. ';'h' 2:yc,;on viii i" hcld undt. le
climate authority. and il any portion Of tn,
Inhabitants ;i;!i refuse 10 vote. q fair op
PoftuMit: 10 90 80 having been presented
this viii i}c 4. II cvn Voluntary act. and
They ":oac viii !c re>,"n>iI;ia for the consc
4u, nC,S.
Whether Kansas shall be free or a SLAVE
Stat" nU>' ;HCrtuailv. under some authority
be decided by an erection: and the question,
O." h'v1: he more ci,grl or distinctly pre-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12

IL is hercby enacted. &C.:
SIC. |. All horses. asses. mules. neat cat
tie ard sheep kept in this State. shall be as
scsscd to the owner and keeper thereof liz the
town in which they are kept on the iirs, day
of April.
Approved. November 10. 1851.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12

United States. and strongly recommend its
exercise. THIS would make it :hc irrcvcrsible
organic law OF each banks existence, that a
suspension Of specie payments shall produce
its civil death. The instinct Of sclfprescrva-
ton would then compel it to perform its du-
ties in such manner as to escape the penal
ty and preserve It's life.
The existence of banks and the circulation
CT bank paper are SO identified with the hab-
its OF ouI people. that they cannot be Sudden
y abolished without much immediate injur!
to the country. If We could co,finc them &c
their appropriate sphere. and prevent then
from administering to the spirit Of wild and
reckless speculation hy cxtra,agant loans and
issues. they might he continued with adyali-
tagc to the public
Bat this cay. after long and much roticc
sion: if exrcriencc shall prove it to be i'm
possible 10 enjoy the facilities which we'll reg
ulatcd banks might afford. without at tn,
same time suffering Tic ;'ai.nit;ss which tho
cxcc>scS Of TIE banks have hitherto inflicted
upon The country. it would then he far The less
er evil 20 deprive them altogether of the p"wel
to issuea paj'c: currency and co:iiinr them t,
the iunc,ioMs q Ianks of deposits aEA dis
counts.
With the independent republics on tbs
continent it is both our duty AK. our intcrcS,
to cultivate The ilu>t friendly relations. VI,
can never feel Indifferent t. their fate. anG
MUS; always rejoice in their prosperity. In
fcrtunatcl.. ho,h fir ,?lcm and for rs, our &.
ample AID &d;yc have lest mach Of their in
s,,.cnce in cra~.duy. &c Of ii. lavi,Ss yxre,,i-
tons which haze been fitted o;lt against SON,
IT ,Hcm within the limits Of OR country
Nothing j. better ctl,v!atc to r,'"r,l en-
steady rrr..C>s. g.. ;nr.ir orr character - :
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12

dustriously employed in collecting ard f,br:-
eating arms and m,ni;io,.s Of War and j.,
discinl;niur t},c 1iorr,o,s far ,,,;I:,,ry 'a ~
vices. AS suncr;,,tenJcnt -. .nJ;an .,:.;rs
he has had ~ onnortun;tx &c ,an,,rr;n.r wi,
the Indian tribrl .t,,l rxti,in,r tIic;r Lcs,;I,
faoI;r,r ana;.. - '';. G,.a ~: '''
corlinr fo c,,r ;,'f,r,,at;o,, r. has occan,,,i;.b
ed in rrrarl to snmr of These t,;I,es With.
otbers have rc,n,;nrd ,rnc f. ,,,,.:r ai..r;..,@,
and h,y.. communicated l.. .r;-' - ,,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12

must not be interrupted by fraud OF vio-
lcnce"
In expressing this opinion it was far from
my intention to interfere with the decision
Of the people Of Kansas. either for CT asains;
slavery. From this have carefully abstain
ed. Entrusted with the duty Of taking "care
that the laws be faithfully executed" my on
ly desire was that the people Of Kansas should
furnish to Congress the evidence required by
the organic act, whether for or against slave
~, and in THIS manner smooth their passage
into the Union. In emerging from the cor
dition of Territorial! dependence into that Of.
d severe! gn State. it was their GIrv. in ny
opinion. to make known their Will Ly ;hl
votes Of the minority. on the dire, question
whether this important domestic institution
should or should not continue % exist. In
decd. this was the Only possible mode iii which
their Will could be arti.c:tically ascertain
ed.
/ The election Of delegates 10 a convention,
must necessarily take PLACE in separate dis
tricts. From This causc it may readily lap.
ncn. az it hes o.tcn iccA tie case. that Il ne
!ioriiv Of the people OF q state CT Tcrritor,
arc Oh one @'"e OF question: whist malcr-
~ q the Tri.ft<enial''@s rom the seNcrt
districts into which it is divided may he upon
lie Other SIS! iElS arises from Iii" .ac'
mat III some olStrlcts delegates may be elect
ed by small maloitics. whist IL others those
O; different sentiments MA: receive maiorif,c>
sufficiently &:eat not Only t" overcome t.,
'"t1' sven iof tAt former. but to axe .
large majority OF tn" whole people in direct
opposition 10 4 majority Of the delegates.
''"-i,,S. r0r history proves that influences
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-02

The Ns5,c,n, ofFls NHros.
HOLLowAY,s PILLS.

THE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
The blood is the liic-sustsihing agent. 1t fur.
nshes the compOneut Of flesh, bone, muscle. nerve
and utegmeut. The stomach IL it, mandatory.
The veins it, distributors, aud the intestine the
chaunoi through which the waste matter rejected in
its productions "a expelled Upon the stomach, the
circulation and the DO eels these PILE set snult
neously, relieving indigesuG"' purifying tAe uu'at,
and regulating the oxcretions.
TIE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is the most common disease among
classes in this country. 1t assumes a thousand
shapes and s the primary source Of nnumerabl.
dangerous maladics but whatever It's tyre
ymptoms. however obstinate its resistance to ordi-
nary preparations, it yields readily and rapidly 70
this searching and unerring r,medy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity end quality Of the bile are NJ vital
importance to health. Upon the liver, the gland
which .ccretes this fluid. these Pills operate speoih-
caly. infallihly rcctfying it, Irregularities aud e
fccuay curing Jaandice. Bilious Remittant., md
all the varieties oil disease generated by IN uuns
ural condition Of the organ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Unless the bowels perform their functions PROV
erly, the whole body su1ers. Tens Of Thousands
die annually ul Dyseutcry, Diarrhea. Chronic Con.
.tipa'ioa and oth, disease # these waste pipes IL
the svstem Tie effect # the Pill. upon all intest
uaiii.orders. whether casual 'r epidemic, is phe
nomenou in medicine ~ following he printed d.
loetior., the most alarming oa:es Vi bowel con.
priut.ere promptly controlled.
a WORD TO FEMALES.
Tine local debility and Irregularities which are the
especial annoyance Of the weaker aud Which
when neglected, always 'horten life. reiey cd fr
the time being, and prevented for 'be tine to
by course II this mild but thorough Alternative.
lloloroy's Pills are the beat remedy known in ia
world for tie following di.osses
Asthma, H.wci Complaints Coughs, Colds, Chez
Diseases, Costiycuess, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoa, Dropsr
Debility, Fever and Asue, Female Compl amt.
Etaolsrhes, Indigestion, Influenza. Inflammation.
Inward Weakness. Liver c Complaints. Lovn,s' Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-02
Another Murder IN Charles
town Prison.

Bos1oy, Dec. 30-Yesterday 7. NJ. as
Mr. Scion h. Tenny, the warden of the State
Prison at Charlestoun, was making his usual
daily visits among the various portions Of the
prison, he was passing through the uphols-
tory shop and had just raised the bench of a
convict named Charles /. Decatur, when
the latter as Mr.. Tcnny passed, sprung from
his seat jumped on his back and with long
knife which he had about his person stabbed
him with all his force in the neck The
blade Of the instrument. which was about
inches in length, entered the left side of the
neck, sevOwng the jugular vein and passing
entirely through the neck sovering the SINH
lar vein on the right side. Mr.. Jenny on
receiving the blow. staggered forward for
moment, when he turned about facing his
assailant. and took pistol from his breast
pocket, but without strength to use it fel
upon his knees, the weapon falling from his
hand to the ground. He expired short
time after being removed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-02
Dialogue nj Dcwcy's,

NrquCV-Where ia the ftc5t place to find
The choicest Teas Of every kind
Dcwsp-- Just step in here and you shall see
That | can suit you to ct :"
Green, Black, Souchong and Oolong-
Coffee, Cocoa and so long
These are the drinks that 90 along
Rather rap'i
Srarr~-Where can doubling stranger hope
To get some real, genuine soap
p,u,y- I've got the best Of every sort
For kitchen, toilet camp or court,
j's'its the kind that smells so nice
And bound to shave at any price
Very savage
Si,7r-c--And should hungry stranger wish
Flour, cheese or ham lard i ork or fish. -
Doc,y- He'll find them here with many more
Choice groceries than ere before
Wore gathered in village store
Pray Just examine and explore
Al your itsirt
St-ausr-And to Iricc--for you must know
That one would rather purchase ior--
Deuey- Why rs 10 that, will unfold
To customers, both young and old
What modesty would leave untold,
That here the grocuiss are " sold,'
And not the Juyn
NrangU-Well, III 60 home and get list
Of what we want-a precious grst
Drsy-- Pray Just call in this afternoon,
You can not come 2 whit too soon;
For though they all are good and SCUM
As ever groceries were found
And tit for peasant, prince or pr innate
They will not keep in any climate"
dec % d8w Nor at DEWEY'S