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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A LII persons who have subscribed for Stock
"A in The Connecticut and Passumpsc Rivers
Railroad Company OH condition that assessments
should not he called for oltner than once in Line
ty days or once in three mouths, are hereby mott
fed that the following assessments are laid, viz
Ten dollars on each share, payable on the first
day ofJanuary next, and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thereafter until
the whole shall amount to one hundred dollars on
each share.
Payments may be made at the Treasures Of
fee in Boston, or at the following places, VIZ:
The Peoples Bank, Bank of Orleans, Bank of
Bradford Bank of Lyndon, Passumpsic Bank, or
to +. Cleveland, AGENT, at Coventry, VT.
By order of the Directors.
II. P. LOWERING, Treasurer.
Boston. Mass. Oct l6 1851. AFT
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B Patrick, you fool, what makes
you stalk after that rabbit when your gun
has no lock on it % Hush, hush, my
darlin,' the rabbit don't know that p
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FALSE WIT.-False wit, like money
only passes current with those who have
no means of comparison.
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CoN.-Why is a dogs tail like the
heart of tree? Because it is farlhest
from the bark.
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@ A man that astonishes at first
soon makes people impatient if he does
not continue in the same enlivenng key
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GO To dream you have lots of money,
and then wake up and find yourself an ed
itor is provoking.
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Ey Justice is a virtue of the mind, re-
warding all men according to their worth
mess.
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CloGhinE 2

DEADY MADE CLOTHING AT Worthng,
IL toms can be found large quantity of Boys
and Mems Clothing
Dec. Is, 1856.
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THE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
-four manufactured from the best CaBatl.
wheat, better article than can be found In hi.
market. GEo. WoRIHIEaros In X Sl me
Dec. 10 1869. ~
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ELOUR constantly on hand and for sale at the
h going prices, by
wALwoRTH & WEST.
Coventry, July /,
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LATTER Day DEMOCRACY. We
wheel about, we turn about, we do just
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THE
Shoals and Quieksands Of Youth.
Just Published. the Third Edition.

M@ ON SPERMATORRFEA OR SEMI
III SS@NAL DISEASES.-A scientific Urea,
N3O\IJ tise on the treatment and perfect cure
OF Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness, Iuvouns
tary Ennis. ions, Impotence, &c, resulting from
vicious habits acquired during The critical pass
age from Youth 10 Manhood.
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any Address,
Accompanied by reliable ant responsible @
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And every time we turn about, tie
further south we go."-Erchange.
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NOTICE.

FzNHE Subscribers are this day receiving a large
Il assortment of Goods, which will be sold as
Cheap as any other Establishment,
not excepting the Commission Store. Our stories
are short, all we ask is, just examine for your
selves ana be your own judges
GEO. WORTuiNGTON JE. & Co.
Jnue 8, 1857.
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BY DIR. CULyEFgyyELL.

Member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons ofEng
land, (lS27), LicenIiate Of The Hall (lS24], and
80 years Resident Practitioner in Iondon; Au-
thor of the Guide to HEALTH" "Green Book -
How to be Happy" Memories of single and
Married Life" &c.
This small, but highly valuable Treatise, writ<
ten by a world renowned Physician and Surgeon,
points out the only sure and permanent cure
from all diseases resulting from self abuse and
is the only publication of its kind written in a
benevolent spirit and by a scientific man. II
should be in the hands Of ali who value their life
and health and happiness here and hereafter.
Price, y cents. or stamps, at the receipt 0
which it will be sent, post free, and well secured
| by Dr. H. KLINE, No. 420 LIST Avenue, Box
| 1850 New York. 40tf
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CONNECTICUT & PASSUMPSIC
Rivers Railroad Go.
81, igza ~ - -iSss.s.-1 49,
rs -s - ~. :. 49, - " 3.
OPEN TO BARTON.

LEAVE AT s A. NJ, ARRIVE AT 6 Is P. NJ.
FEyRAINS leave Barton at S o'clock A. NJ, dair
Z ~ for all stations on the Passumpsc road
FOR Concord, Manchester, Lawrence, Nashua,
Lowell. 30 ston and Windsor, Bellows
Falls, Springfield and New York, Montpelier and
Burlington. Mails daily from all of above pla-
ces, and the principle towns in New England, ar
irving at Barton al Is P. NJ.
GEO MERRILL, SUP'T.
St. Johnsbury, Feb. II, 1858. sm3
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g Difficulties dissolve before a cheer.
full spirit like snow-drifts before the sun.
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TT q q, s. 2

4 T Worthington's can be found some of the
"A best teas ever offered in this market, and 2
good article of hyson skin at 80 cts. , -, and
others in the same ratio.
Dec. 1t, 1856.
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SALT in Sacks, Cor sale by
- WALWORTH & WEST.
Coventry, July l.
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g . Te q

GONE Of that best old government java Coffee
- can be found at Wor:hins ,oir'a. Also some 81
the so called Java NOT SO coon
Dec. l6, 1856.
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ERINDSTONES-fo sale cheap by
az WALwoETn & WEST.
Coventry, July l.
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i.
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Works Of Medicine.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Pushing Ahead.

The tightnSsS Of. the money MARI
ket seemingly has no effect ON the
prospects Of Prairie City. While
nearly alltho other towns south Of tho
Kanzss River have been compelled to-
temporarily Suspend" Prairie City
is rushing aheEd with characteristic
vigor.' Several new. buildings hav7sS
lately been erected, among which is
a large two story wagon-shOp, ON .Au-'
rora street, built by Brooke and DEA4.
RING. WILSON JONES has erected
fine dwelling house near the LANE
HOUSE. 1t is y matter OF much won
derment" to strangers to see us pro.
crossing so finely, when other towns,
Of even better geographical positions.
are drying up" A brief acquain-
tence with the character ofOur people,
hswover, dispels their emotions Of
surprise. They find that We have
ample substitutes for money--snergy,
industry, perseverance, and hope,
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Eden Park,

Are the citizens Of Prairie City 60
ing to.do anything toward dscorAting
the place that might by little labor,
bs made worthy of the presumptuous
name of the heading of this article ?
Those buildings in the center should
be removed, the soil ploughed pro-
paratoty to planting trees, and the
whole Geld enclosed at an early q day
as possible. Let us not forget, in
our haste to grow fast, to devote that
attention to ornSmehting that we
should.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
"Wait for the Wagon"

Yes, wait by oil means, and yOu
will be able to- obtain just aS fine an
article in that line as can.be mGnufac-
tured in this country. See BROOKE
q DEAaMa's advertisement in AnOth-
er column. They have just erected
large shop and are making prepar-
ations to do an extensive business.
These mon are deserving of Sncour-
agement from our citizens, and wo'
trust they will receive it Abundantly
to their satisfaction. We have heard
those having work doneby this firm
speak of them in the highest terms.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Rail Road Election.

An election 10 take place among the
stockholders Of the LoavOnworth 4
Fort Gibson r. n. co., for President,
at Lawrence, on the 7th Of June, ,as
will bo seen by an advertisement pub
liuhed in another column. The route
is now being surveyed between Law
romeo and thispoint, and matters are
shaping cheoringly fora speedy con-
summation of the project. We in
tend soon to publish an article giving
the full particulars and advantage Of
this enterprise.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Going to Leave u.

Capt. o. p. WrLLETr, oftho CHAM
proS, is making arrangements to re.
move TO Cottonwood Falls. All those
who know tho Captain and are
aware Of what essential benefit ho has
boon to tho growth and prosperity Of
Prairie City, will regret to hear this,
Tho Captain is ancutsrprising fellow
and does notquail under miSfortuncs.
We trusths may meet with abundant
success in his now homo.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
. . ! = ! 4 i = ! =
ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 1S.
Z 2 3 3 2 3 2 . 3 3 3 Z
Our Banner to the Breeze !

We this week unfurl to the breeze
the "glorious banner number two"
with the names Of its gallant and
staunch bearers inscribed upon its
folds. Look at that flag! How
proudly it waves and how trianph-
0nIy will il float, II every true lover
of Freedom will faithfully perform his
duty "our Banner "\is d glorious
one. It is one around wkich every
ardent devctec of Liberty can rally
with pride, with enthusiasm and with
SarneStness Our old friends of the
vertebral North are sending to us
their greetings Of Joy at the pure and
undefled structure the faithful repre-
Schtativeu Of their principles have
sr'ctOd for the rAllying point of
Liberty; and all that now remains
for us to do, to carry out fully the
desires Of our constituents Of the
North, 10 to give our Constitution
hearty, unanimous and emphatic ap-
proval on Tuesday next. FnEEMEN
OF KANzAs give one moro day to
Freedom on next Tuesday. It may
be Of moro vital service to tho success
OF our sacred cause than all the fight
ing Of the past four years There is
hope for us, If we are united. If We
vacillate, concedc, doubt and tremble,
zoe are Iosti Turn out, Freemen,
every one Your old Onemies---the
Border RuAianS--intend meeting the
issue with you at the polls, and by
means Of artiice, appeals 10 passion
and prejudice, and howls, SCOTS,
snoers and Tics. will endeavor to
induce many Of those who were once
our true and loyal friends, to desert
our ranks and fight us. Beware I
Remainder that ovevy vote pollsd ugainst
the LeaucntOoyM Cancellation wiN BE- ys-
garded and hailed BY tho enemies e(
free Kansas as pro.Siavsry vote !
Remember, too, that our enemies will
consider those who are not witA us.
aS against MS Act with your eyes
open Freemon, do your duty
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

sr ofa tyrsnnical Executive; all the
force of party drill was unable to force
LecOmpton through in its first hide
ous deformlty. So we are progress,
ing and if Kanzas is true to her des-
tiny, victory, grand and glorious will
crown her brows, and utter defeat Tsst
upon the flying horde Of tho Admin
iStration Sepoys. nv
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Mass Meeting in Lawrence.

A large and enthusiastic Mass Meet
ing was held at Lawrence, on Sat-
urday evening the 9th inst, to con.
sider the proposition of English's
bill. II was addressed in able and
characteristic speeches by Judge Con-
way, Gen. Lane and Judge Phillips,
Walker and others. They urged up
on the people the necessity Of voting
upon the Lsavenworth Constitution
upon the 18th ensuing, and Lecomp-
ton whenever Denver saw fit to issue
his proclamation for an election in
accordance with the, bill passed by
Congress. The following resolutions
were adopted by reclamation and
without a dissenting voice. rr,
Whereas, The Congress- Of the
United States, after considering for
months the motion to admit Kanzas
into the Union. as State with the
Lecompton Constitution, has refer
red that Constitution back to be voted
on by the people Of making
her admission dependant upon its &C
ceptance by uS; therefore
Resolved--That the people of Kan
.zaS have no reason whatever to
change their hostility to the Lscomp-
ton, Q Constitution; that they regard it
as having originated in violence and
fraud in utter defiance Of the will of
the people--and that it merits only
the emphatic denunciation of every
citizen Of Kanzas and every friend OF
good government throughout the
country.
Resolved, That we will use every
exertion which we can possibly COM
mand to secure for the Lecompton
Constitution whenever ii shall be
submitted for our vote unanimous
reputation by the people Of KanSas.
Rssolved, That the pretended prof
fer Of extraordinary grants Of land ip
the event Of our acceptance Of the Lo-
compton Constitution is mean at
tempt to impose on the people; and a
bribe offered to the people to induce
them to prostitute themselves for
gain, which we repel with indigna-
tion and contempt.
Resolved, That we defy the threat
held out by Congress in this matter,
that unless we accept the Lecompt-
on Constitution we shall be excluded
from the Union until we have a pop
ulation Of near a hundred thousand.
ResolUsd, That it 10 a new thing in
the history Of the country that slave
State, may have admission with fifty
thousand, while hundred thousand
shall be required as the population
necessary for the admission ofa Free
State. y
Resolved, That the Lcavsnworth
Constitution was made by q Conven-
tion legally elected by the people of
Kanzas; that when ratified by the
people il will be q fair embodiment
Of their will; and that we will demand
admission into the Union as Free
State under the Loavenworth Constr
tuition, and defy Congress to reject
us after having offered 30 admit US
under Lecompton with our present
population.
The meeting broke up at a late
hour. Let US keep the ball moving
There will bo s3oskingby the various
candidates on the State Tickets in diff
ferent sections. We hope every body
will turn out to hear them, and also
on the 18th to vote on the Constitu-
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
RdvThe last number Of tho O6an

RF-Thc last number Of tho Cham
pion prior to this one was dated April
9Th. Owing to the non-arrival Of our
stock Of paper this bricf suspension
was caused. We have good supply
ON hand now, and expect TO sail unin-
terruptcdly hereafter. Our subscri.
bcrs lose nothing by thsss little stop
pages. Fifty numbers constitute a
volume, and those who have subscribe
for year will receive shss number,
sooner OF Iasar. laas l.ls
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Of Lea:enworth.
t6A TIvuTrNA AMT aovRRNoR.

OF Lea; enw0rth.
foA LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
RUS X. HOL L L d A Y
Of Topeka.
Sec. of State E. p. BANCROFT, Emporia.
Treasurer j. B. WHEELER, Doniphan.
.4uditor .G.S. HlLLYER, ,Grasshopper
.Att'ney Gen @. A. FOSTER, osawatomie.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
JIM. WALDEN, Quindaro.
Commissioner Of School Fund,
J.W. ROBINSON, Manh'n.
Supreme Judges,
w "A. PHILLIPS, Lawrence.
TWO YEARS.
LORENZO DOW, Allen Co.,,
FOUR YEARS.
WIN, M'KAY, Wyandott,
SIX YEARS.
Reporter Of Supreme Court,
A.D.RICHARDSON Summer
Clerk Of Supreme Court,
W,F. M. Army, Hyatt.
Congress,
MARTIN F, CONWAY, Lawrence.
Third Judicial District.
JuDGE-CHAS. II. BRANSCOMB.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
DOUGLAS COUNTY.

DOUGLAS COUNTY.
State Senator'S,
T. D. THACHER, Lawrence.
+. II. TOWNSEND, Big Springs.
State Representatives..
AMASA SOULE, Coal Greek.
III, CANNIFF, Prairie City.
Il. L. WHITNEY, Lawrence.
81. WILLIS,
w ID, BLACKFORD, "
J.,E. STEWART, Wakarusa.
j. STEELE, Willow Springs.
County Judge,
ERASTUS D. LADD, awrence.
County Attorney,
EDWARD CLARK, Lawrence.
County Clerk,
S. s. PR0UTY. Prairie City.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
A Sensible View.

The Baltimore Clipper holds the.
South responsible for the condition o {
public sentiment which interposeG
difficulties in the way Of the recovery
of fugitive slaves. Tho Clipper as
cribes existing agitationS to the re-
peal. of the Missouri Compromise, to
the outrages in Kanzas, and to the
Lecompton fraud. These views of
the Clipper, are not uncommon
among moderate and judiciouS men
at tho South.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

Ry Mcssrs. Bnooxn n DrAnSc,
have erected . large shop a. tho cor
nsr Of Aurora and Dayton atreotr.--'
A ersditable work. M -Nl
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

:, ET-Thc law card Of JouS M. Con
may bo found in our advertising col.
umns. Mr.. Cor stands at tho heal Of
tho legal profession in Lawrence, and
We recommend him TO thoyO desiring
lsgalAesviees.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

ET-Read the advertisement Of
DALTON g. O'DoNNALL, and the next
time you 80 to Lawrence be sure to
call upon this firm and see some ad-
mirablc specimens of that peculiar
gonus,--the YANKEE.
They are such blamed good fellows
and hold their goods at such tempt
ingly low prices, that, visit to them
will render you benefited, both peJ
cuniarly and mentally.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

ET Honorable Captain Esquire
Doctor CANNrET, has card in this
number of the "CHAMproN." That he
will be able to perform everything hS'
.advortises he is ready to do, and that.
too, sup to tho han de-" those who
know him best will be the most ready
to tOstify. Read the Doctors card
and whom you want any legal instrus
ments drawn up, call on him. Fa''
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

ELIuu BuRnrrr.--AThio woll-known
reformcr is about 20 publish . woek-'
" newspaper in New Britain. Conn,
devoted 70 the plan for tho abolition
Of slavsry which I'urritt has advooa'
tod In his lectures and pamphlets for
some time past, via, by ccmpSnsa'
ton TO tho owners. Tits 70 BE- called
lhs NORTH aad yoallk. n. .la.hl..
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

ErJoHN BowLEs, Of Lawrence, in
forms tho people Of Prairie City.
through the columns Of tho CHAMProN,'
that he is prepared TO execute for thsm
anything and everything desired in
tho picturslyps line. JoHN isa cap
ital good follow, and 10 deserving Of
extensive patronage. A specimen Of
his work may be seen At this office.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

'RSoLIsH's soHn ME.---Tho New
York Evening Post thus character,
izos the infamous scheme Of EnylisI'
for compelling KAnsaS to take Lc-
compton; "Your money sr,your lie
is the substance ofhisproposal, made
with more than trcachery and lees,
than the courage Of an ordinary high
wayman." fE
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

FREH.sTATE STATE TICKET.

foR GOVERNOR,
HEN R Y J. ADAMS
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

rods for their own backs, which enc
day will fall with fearful effect upon
them.
Remember that we have aOonsti-
tuition which 6tly represents the rights
Of Free Labor, and that under 1t we
will marshall in sOrriod cohorts to
march to'a glorious victory. Every
line Of the Lcavenworth Constitution
breathes Of the spirit Of Liberty; each
provision is fragrant with progress,
truth and justice; under il oil can
peacefully claim and obtain their
rights; tho progress Of Humanity
vindicatod and the atheism Of Slavery
stsrnly rcbukod. On the lSth Of
this month we are expected to vote
upon this. the child Of your own be-
getting; and II we do il manfully,
heartily. coming to the polls BY our
ten Of thousands, wo shall show once
again our utter aud complete hatred
Of Lccompton and our dotsrmin-
alton to abide BY tho rights Of self
government.
Afcr all this bin Of Euglish'S, vile
and bass 40 Il ID, iss virtual acknowl-
|sdssmsns on the part Of tho Oil
gArchy Of their dciaat. An the pow.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12

ShcriG's Sale.

Di virtue Of II IA. issued from the ofneo
ID OF the Clers Of tho Circuit Court Of Da.
yIdsqE county, and TO ,ne directed. will, on
Saturday the 9Th day Of December next. a.
the Courthouse door in Athens, sell 20 Tho
highest bidder for cash IN hand. all the right,
title. interest aud clam that John Y. Power
has ia aud 20 FOUR HUNDRED aud EIGHTY
ACRES or LAND, lying in the second Civil
District Of MoMinn county. Tennessee. and
adjoining the Lands Of John and Dnniel Nc.
Phal, George Monroe, aud Others. Sold to
sntisiy judgment Tor debt, damages and costa
which Allen Jones recovered against said
John F. Power ia the Circuit Court Of David.
sou oonhty, Tennessee.
joins a. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Oct 20, ls5s-8t-prs fee sA-627
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12
Fashionable JcWslry!

= Gold Watches English Lever, paivut lie,
ser and 'yliEdee. sIugle aud double oased,
-vnrth treW $50 to 5 $50 csrh silver Lever
rateut Lever and cylinder N,tchs, hunting
ca-ed aud open faced, from stu to sis each.
Gilt Watches Lad,- Matches, lachrts, pil
sizes aud prices. Gold Breast pins new stSla.
Bracelets Pain and Cameo, Gul1.touo and
Lava sets. i,ar lipt,- ap5 Riur.. all patterns
aud prices; yuT Pas, Finger Ridges Cullar
and Bosom bu'tous; Gcut- Pins; silver W are.
Aitatn plated with silver; SILVER iMmldrs.
Gold ihimtlrs; silver aud Gold ~pcctarl,s.
o lur4, lot OF Gold Fob ana Yes huiu- an
extra large and wei escorted bot Of Gold
PEN, nui Cases, 81 90 50 earh--;he largest
aud best ever offered in East Tennessee
made lay the celebrated manufacturers cssrs.
Dawson, Warren q HYDE of New York. aud
every pojn, warranted 4 large lot e nock.
ct Cutlery. ~pay ing knives; Drawing Knives,
Fine Fable Cutlery with Plated Forks, Cary
ers and Stecls, Card Cases and Visiting Cards;
Portmouuaies. all kinds, FROM a cheap 10
center to Silver one worth $40. Colts
Pistols old aud new model different lengths;
Aliens Self Cooking Pistols, Single Barrel
Revolver and Repeater, on same plan ns
Colts except self cooking; aud other makes
OF good cheap Pistols. Flutinns Accorleons,
rrrlnhers (all sizes and priecsl Violin, and
' ltll3 t'HN-, IiHAt-s lltr, lltLfbtti"t AtNSl-
cal Boxes, dc. Fine Razors, Ne.
A large lot of OILS and romatun- Tor the
hair, too tedious to mention. For tho lllkf
we have something new, one of which might
be mentioned (Wrieht's Frangiranni, or the
Everlasting rerfume.) Then We have Combs,
Brushes, Hair Pins, Soaps Cologues. Flower
Vases. China Mugs, Favorng EVtrVrts Tor
cooking; Figs, Pruues, Rnlsius Almonds, FIJI.
berts, Perans tltrous, Candies nc,
II would be useless 10 undertake to men.
ton even the hUndred,h part OF what we
have got--Hnd then we are selling ,hem So
cheap. Inst come and,aee Tor Yourselves aud
oar word for 1t, wen cell you what YOU
want. Very frequently We hear persons say,
81 wish hadn't bought so aud so; paid
such and such price, and here YOU offer me
a much better thing for u less price" and
wonder how it is We tell them we bought
our goods cheap, and believe in short profits
and quick sales. april 20