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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28
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!: cam or ,s.Hfk, have escaped fhe sb.
| servs'ion 9fvesecting Americana, thet there L.
n'onrness throughout our republic, not 70
improvement alone. butte nlere change OF in-
nova'ion. IL srrans srsisnts, aud all institu,
| IONS, are subject to danger, from restless ac-
tvay, the habit Of novelty. and the designs Of
partial d'scontenI for which there 10 always
scope ny reason OF The other tive character.
iseios' The tendency IF our political and so.
c'ai lnslltatlers 10 ss decidedly domccra,ieal.
'as' tnef natural sa'tfenae is impsti encs under
every appearance oil Rxed posture of things
N any respect, or any distinction in the least
al variance with tmiversai equality.
All ordsrs OF intellect, or all forms or sy.-
'eh's OF edncshon, al professions and condi.
'i""ss must ne ieVeiied and crushed tegethers.
constitutions and tariffs ara 10 be frequently al
tered, public tuastion ariss euperse ed =. short
intervals banks to be remoaelied or aver.
thfs~F' schemes OF a new currency 70 be tri.
Ell navy yards suppressed, snti mas onic secie-
Ties soosHtoteo Tor nasuue; the world in short
ne American world, is to be turned evsry now
ana t'en inside out and upside down MANY
thsosshos 81 shrewd. indefatigabte intellects
are eses on s.e alert, With plans Of change or
t''o,'ent, from morbid activity, interested
me''"es erthe love Of rotor;el.s ,h,y can de-
tect OF course, some fisw or sAoy or ,fic;.
ehoy IN every thing; and they sre not satisfied
w'th lits1s patching, but will have all &c, aside
ed. ' -HoP'-
~ strikes ns as ore Of the first duties of orr
ststesfaen, legislators and men Of influence, to
taVof the cause at order ard stab iity; TO coun.
teract, as tar a. It can be dons consistently
WIN eae tsePuskcsn system, prsper reform.
sao aue advancement, these tendencies or pro-
Pensrtes ssiich render whatever exists mere
experiment, too hssty and precar,eu. for the
eetsrtni"s.toa of iiIe question of ultimate good
or vii. $50
we see paragraphs in the public prints
sta'ing, that this is the mildest winter ever
ia.o y II men would read more history and
Tess hctlon they would do better Smith in
has History of New York inform. ms that in
January, l775, and in February, 1856. troops
81, embarked at New York and sailed to Albany.
= ne winter OF 1883 was much milder than
The present Peach trees hlossomedi in Penn
sylvania n m February, and in that month"; far
lhers IN ConAecacut plowed land for SCI
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28
The fol,ooing i, The vote otthe final pussas'

.4rs-Msssrs p 2. Barbour, president
Jonos. Leigh of Ches: Taylor of Ches: Giles.
3rodnax, Dromgoole. Alexander, Goode, j
Marshall. Tyler, Nicholas, Ciopton, Mason
Of ;. Trezvant, Claiborne, Urquhart, Ran
dolph, Leigh, of Hal: Logan, Nenable, Mad
ison, Holiday, Henderson, Cooke, Roane,
Taylor of Ger: Morris, Garrett, Barbour OF
Cal: Scott Green, T. Marshall, Tazewell,
Loyal, Pren,i,s, Grgsby, Campbell Of bad:
Branch, Townes, Cabeil, Martin, Stuart.
pleasants, Gordon, Thompson, Massie. Bates,
Neeia, Rose, Coaiter, Joyues, Bayly, Up
shur and Pcrrin.-55.
hoese-Messrs Anderson, Coffman, Harri-
sca, Williamson, Baldwin, Johnson, M'Cor,
Moore, Beirae, Smith, Miller, Baxter, Stan
ard, Mercer, Eitzhugh, Osborne, Powell,
6riggs, Mason of Fred: Naylor, Donaldson,
Boyd, Pendleton, George, M'Millian, Camp
beR OF w, Bya-, Cloyd, Chapman, Mat
thews, 0glesby, Duncan, Laidey, summers,
See, Morgan, Wilson, Campbell Of Brooke,
Claytor and Saunders.--4e.
Mr Doddridge was confined to his room
By sickness he been present the vote
would have stood-For 55-A gaipst IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28

nearer to the political beau ideel, when asFssres
are given to acknowledged, superior szsess-
eione. To bestow them upon mere psTtssSRs
IS to violate the spirit AID design Of the re
pubican system,-to commit towards fhe
people and constitution fragrant breach sel
trust, and to degrade the executive and rep
resentatiFe commission throughout Thesame
preference of capacity and worthis nhk ,ebhg-
atory upon the peopls, IN the use OF the"elec-
tive franchise. They owe it to themselves,
to their posterity, and to the cause of free
Ldon. to render the administration of public
affairs as respectable and efficacious a. posi-
BILE II is, therefore, thst c truly good eitizen
viii always 10 suspicious'of party opinions or
predilestion. concerning 'indiyiduals;-that
| he wall enquire, for himself, int the charac-
tiers and pretensions Of candidates, before he
bestows bis suffrage; that he will applaud OF
-condemn appointments, according to then
! coincidence or disagreement with the Indis
/ .putable theory which we have stated above.
i MT (Tdz.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28

IEzss sid cap an hand, CT in accordance Hie,
zszstEs1es a. to be subject 10 the discipline q
IIsstthe 4ySlice. BY and by, We shah aavo 70
l~sspegk BY the card when sn the TsySa pre-
lzeuce, or retire with p car iess' The zrocee-
rdng as sn ogtrage upon the people, and calls
ESertke aeHsure efeTery American whe res-
ipects the system of government under which
She 6yes
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28
{ nm Lord one thousand

ia the yesF az our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty, and IN the fifty
fourth year of the independence OF the
United States of America.
PHILIP p. BARBOUR,
President Of the Corscefiso'l.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28
EGYPT-Flood of the N1e-H Is ,o;d

EGYPT-F'lood of the Nile.-H is said
thai eesy dGi% ting accounts have been receired
from .4tenm.s'ia Of The great damage done bg
The oUe,tio'oiag Of the .NSe II is stuffed that
not tess Than $4,000 persons hare persisted. On
hea'1i9g The disasters, tie Ficerog did not Ieape
has room for hrse days This cagamitu had
such an effect on Tie Facla as 10 produce a Sc.
eere III Of illness, and 10 add 10 has troubles. the
'eeat'otts teith the Porte lead been assuming for
considerable time Il more gfoors,g aspecf.-
The dGniage sustained tn consequence of this
ttcod Gn'oentedt TO 10 millions offraascs, accord
otg 10 one cersfos1, O,dto so millions Of francs
according TO another. }j'lsole rillages had been
destroyed There has been no such foundation
az Egypt since Tie year 1888 III addition to
this. The quantity gf mud caused BE- the ,coters
had so obstructed the c0fSal, that ID icas thought
1t 'cottd not be naeigalie foT at lces. YEA, to
come ~ consequences Of ,ehici all the ,,er
c'i'sldsse 'cot.td hare TO go by scay cf Rosetta.
H''a suffer all The consequent delay and neon.
= , IN lhll4delIaSs psrers mention that Lila
Ia,as..."'' -iarlcs Hoppe (piaister fom
:. 10 MeIico,l and suite have arrived
ii that city from New York,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28
ROYAL ORDER.
"Odi profnaum v,Agus e orcso.n

The following official order, regulating the
mode OF obtaining access TO the Dra,0iao Q.
Rooms and Lepees of the President NAV possi2
bly, startle some of the erciuSire serubiiean.
who assisted General jackson to MS present
elevation. We have heard of the Kglg's
Guards being stationed TO keep the profcuaius
ruIgus from the avenues OF the palace, and
know that such are the APPENDICES of kingly
government; bat it has been reserved for Cen
jackson to introduce the practicein this coun-
try, and to constitute an officer appointed for
civil purposes, the captain of his body guard.
If the good sense of the people do not irown
down this daring innovation, and despise and
disregard the regulations which the marshal
has promulgated, they will deserve TO be
made-'vhat our President apparently desires
them to bec0ne-staces. Is ibis the second
Washington" the pure republican, who was
TO trend IN the footsteps of Jaifersonp When
or where dad either of these patriots, or their
successors an the Presidency, station troop
of soldiers or police officers, with a marshal
at their bead; TO regulate the manner of arr
preaching their persons, or the building maid
for 10y the public money? Their repnEGron-
ism was genuine, and theS- regard for The
rights Of the people enduring; but in these
times of Jacksalism and reform. the uas svho
presumes to approach the sac,xG person OF
Tie President, otherwise tkan wiih Lssns.>'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28

The Governor and Senate of New York
have appointed James Vandsrpool, an emf
nent lawyer, 10 the Office OF Circuit Judge, in
the place OF Mr.. Duer, who was lately elected
President of Columbia College. MIR. Van
derpool is styled "a web known and distin-
g,iished federalist" This distinction has be-
come merely historical. No patriotic APP
pointers will again consider il either as a re
commentator or disqualification. 1t has so
far faded, as party matter, that IL is no
longer remarked Sxcept in cases which illus
trate its present insignifcaDce. We shall
have approached in our institutions. uauch
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28

s1oae
A good fashion is getting preyaien, with Co.,.
of oursnewspapers. One publishes Pope'. M ,T'l'
siah; another. Coleridge's Hymn on Sunrise Sc
This will learn general readers to admire .'a t
beauties of good poets, and Of course to man,, we
ate over the frothy productions of most m" suse
rhymsters. To drink at the swell of FnS':Tl
undefied," is privilege worth posses,Ds 'Sa
Newspapers can be made cheap and conya,e
vehicles for disseminating correct tast, IN
teraturc as we'll as in morals. IL
-ANGS
The Bank Of the United States has a,reoa :.
loan the State of Pennsylvania for the purnosa "
completing her works Of internal improyrms'u.
the sum OF eight millions Of dollars, Stake ,he.s.
stock, bearing an interest off percent redeem,
Bile in % years frnm the LIST January. Thi.
liberal and must meet with the good opinions y
the citizens of that state.
-&N6H
Ohio.-On the 18th instant. Governor T,;r
BILE took the oath of office on entering upon h.,
new term of service. On the Same day seycr,'
baIlo,nss took place in the legislature for uJ.,
of the Supreme Court, which resulted in the q
ectiun of Ebenezer Lane over Reuben Wood. h,
a vote of IS to 50. This election indicate, n:
predominancy of the friends Of Mr.. CLAW in ,Ic
Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
ALEXANDRIA. II. /.
7Ugs0aY W0RNIsG, DEC. IS. 1850.

G- Our country subscribers are requested TO
transmit the amount Of their subscriptions by mail,
at the risk of the Editor. The proprlety ana
iustness ohis cali at the close of the year, VIII.
we trust, not be diregarded. Having no govern
men, patronage to look TO, and not drop oil trea-
surv pap to draw, we have every claim upon the
people, 10y whom alone are supported. We
have the pleasure of stating. that the Gazette
has an increasing country patronage, especially
IN Virginia, and to add. that all our exertlons
shall continue to be used to make it worthy the
favor of the public. dec 2S-eo5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28

whic; tie sat, produced upon nervous system,
already dseasediy susceptible Tor 1t Is said' tnat
when she heard this song, she became cOd, Paie,
and almost fainting; yet it was her favorite OF
all songs, and gave occasion to these verses ad-
dressed, in her fifteenth year. to her sister
when evening spre ads her shades around,
And darkness fills the arch of heaven;
When not murnur, not sound,
To fancy's sportiye ear Is gwen;
when the broad orb of heaven is bright.
Aud looks around with golden eyes,
When nature, softened by her light,
Seems calmly, solemnly to he:
sThen when our thoughts are raised above
This world and all this world can give,
oh, sister, sing the song love,
And tears OF gratitude receive;
The song which thrills my bosoms core,
and, lowering. trembles haifaf :.
.. Oh, sister, sing The song once more
Which ne'er for mortal eur was made.
: psTweie almost sarrhege to sing
- Those notes amid the glare ofdsyi
Notes borne BY Angels purest wing,
And waited by their breath away
when, sleeping IN my grass grown bed,
Shouldst thou still lnger here above,
Wilt thou not knee beside my head,
And, sister, sing the song loveP-Reriew.
The intense application of this young lady ia
her studies at Troy Female Seminary anu her
neglect of the relaxation and exercise necessary
to the conservation of health. soon reduced her
highly sensible and feverish system to the last
stage of debility and nervous excitement; sand
she passed away on the eth of August, 1928,
before she had completed her 18th year. tlcI
person was sinoularly beautiful; She had high
open forehead, soft black eye, perfect symme'
try of features, fair complexion, and luxuriant'
dark hair. The prevailing expression Of her face
was melancholy. "-BiographieaI Sketch:
4 SUBSCRIBER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28

I'M Wednesday morning. 22l ina, in returning from
~ Mr. Jones' School Room, KIN street, small
it-d Morocco Pocket Book cot,,ai,ng = five dollar
note and some small change also hip ct paper, with
a few lines addressed to tn. owner, aid sig; ed F.
:. he finder will b, LITERALLY rewarded by lesv pg
t at Mr.. Sn"wden's Office; with It's contents.
dec 3 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28

In the HOUSE on Friday-On motion of Mr.:
Doddridge, the House took up the ensrossed bill
.to incorporate a Fire Insurance Company IN
Georgetown, in the District of Coumbla;'' the
bill was read third time, and, the question be-
ing upon its passage.
Mr.. Speight, after few remarks, moved that
the bill be re-committed to the Committee for the
District of Columbia, with view to striking out
one of the sections of the bill.
Mr.. Doddridye opposed the motion; and, the
question being put.
1t was decided in the negative.
The bill was then passed.
&4s>
No mail was received here yesterday, cast of
Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
Notice.

'r%EN or twelve gen;rel BuardsrS can be accommo-
. da,ed at sver, res ns''t rice, at Union it,ern
. +" Um"i, between Prince anu king streets
dec M-eost j. M0kiLS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
1CoMMuNIcATED.l

Mr.. Eeitor-When, in late editorial para
graph, you spoke of - solid condiment, l smll-
ed, but said nothing. However, on seeing that
paragraph copied into the National intellisencer;
and the editors not being townsmen, and at the
same time priding themselves on their tnfelhg
cannot forbear advertng to such solecism; and
without any hypercriticisln it is done. Indeed,
this being the season Of festivity, when condiments
are oil course in much use, proper understand
iny of the word becomes more necessary.
MAY ask you, therefore, what SOLID comfort
at dinner would be afforded BY solid condiment?
I speak to you as a person not neglecting the
good things Of the Christmas holidays l next
ask. what kind Of mental repast metaphorcally)
would be afforded by such diet, recommended in
the aforesaid paragraph of the phenixs You
may, perhaps, think these remarks somewhat
saury, whereas they are only meant as simple
coadimeni to the subject-not sauce piquante.
ii.
a fair h,t.-Paragraphs written in hurry
should not. however, be visited too roughly. 1t
is not the first time that an Editor has snatohed
at shadow instead of the substance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-28
--- Leave ~ 10 Heaven.
" And the thorns that in h's bosom lodge
"To prick and st'np h'' "

kelend.-Mr. O'Connell continues his abors
in favor ola repeal of the Union; and produces
no small excitement, although the English papers
endeavOr TO create different impression. Some
of the Irish papers, likewise represent his exer-
tons to be comparatively fruitless For instance.
the Dublin Frecman's Journal says
Notwithstanding the avidity of Mr.. O'Con-
nell, the anti-union society makes little progress
for with the exception of his own friends, aud
that numerous body in this country. who have
an Irish love for every thing that assists in get
ting upa ''bit Of a row" for sport, the scheme
meets with few supporters
Previous to his departure for London, to take
his seat in Parliament, farewell dinner was
given him by his friends. the price of .,ckcts ior
which was put down to six shillings. Some ac-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
Comfort in a Shave.


TNhOSE persons who are DESTROYS of alternating
Il the mserles ola shave, arc respectfully inform
ed that the subscriber has received supply of those
justly celebrated old English Rd=ors, tCarrunted -
The manufacturers of this article being convinced
that no improvements necessary in a razor ex-
ccpt those that promote the durability of fine edge,
luve combined the qualities of the Old concdUe razor
with those ground on a inch stone, and can with
confidence recommend them to the public the only
real Improvement which has ever been made in a
razor.
Morgans sided razor strap, possessing the quail
ties OF grindstonc, hone and strap. This strap is
calculated to produce qualification Of edge on a
razor, that will with remove the most setaceous
beard.
Shaving brushes boxes and soap.
Milk of Roses, Cologne and Florida Water, all
used in the very desirable operation of comfortable
share. For sale at the Book, Stationery and Fancy
Store of X. d. SANXAY.
T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
THE HORSE.

vo those who Justly appreciate the of noble and
fully dedicated:
The Veterinary Surgeon, Farley Taught on new and
easy pan being treatise all the diseases accidents
which the Horse LIABLE the symptoms OF the cure
IN every case with instructions the shoe smith, faer and
groom, how TO acquire knowledge the farey and the
prevention of diseases Preceded popular description
the animal functions IN health and showing principles
which these be restored when dsordered By John
Kinds, Veterinary Surgeon With nsderabe additions and
improvements, particularly adapted this country. BY Tho.
NJ smith, &c. &c. with numerous engravings
Just published and for SALE by J. n NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
Tyler's Remedy for the Piles.

'INHE efficacy Of this valuable Medicine in cases OF
external and internal hemorrhoidal affections has
been abundantly.proved and established II is offered
with the fullest confidence, as remedy that VIII eff
feet speedy relief in all cases of this nature Phat
tins medicine will effectually the cause from
winch the piles have arsen is fully demonstrated by
the numerous testimonials of persons who were cured
by many years since, and have had return of the
disease.
This medicine is put up in two distinct PARCELS one
Tor external and the other for internal piles which
can be had separate, as the case may require
For sale by JOHN n. BLAMIRE,
je5 Opposite the Eaole door.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
NEW GOODS.

ID Y the last arrivals from New York and Philadel
- phia, Ii. NELSON has received a large and
general assortment of Fresh Spring Goods; comprising
every variety Of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
adapted to the season-among which, are
Black and colourcd mandarines and palmyrenes
4-4 and Cd fancy plaid and striped gingbams
Etofe indienni la nsto style French ginghams1
Adrianoples and cotepaly, plain and figured
Mandarin and Nankn grapes and pongecs
Matteonis heavy black Italian lustrinS
Heavy India company satins and leyantincs
Black and coloureG eros de Naples and Gro de Ber-
Black senshaws and sarcenets
Coloured and black marceline and florence silks
New style Prints Of every quality
Cotton cambrics and jaconets
Checked and figured do
Plain aud figured Swiss, null, and book muslius
Sd medium muslins, and Swiss cravats
Thread cambria, and cambria hdkfs.
"A, Sd and plain and worked bobinet laccs
Gimp laces, edgings and quilngs
Thread loces and edgings assorted
Elegant lace cspes, pelerenes and collars
Black and white lace wells tesaz.-l
White green, and black gauze do
Embroidered Grape, berege and gauze hdks.
Long and short barege and gauze scarfs
Green worsted barege for wells
Black and assorted Italian nets
White and black silk and cotton hosiery
Fine beaver, Hosskln and silk gloves, assorted
Garniture and gauze cap and bonnet ribbons
New style rich belt *, do
Carved and plain tortoise tuck and side combs
brazilian tuck, side and dressing do
Blue. black and fancy broad cloths
New style Marse,lles vestiDgs, assorted
Do imperial horentne do
Nance chop nankeens, of superior quality
Fine and extra superfine Rowen cassImercs
Cotton horentine and imitation lasting
Brown and white French drillngs
Ga French marino bombazines for mems wear
English do assorted qualities
Coloured and black circassians and bombazetts
Black and mkt lasting and prunea
A and 7-3 heavy Irish linens and lawns
5, G and "a sheetngs, assorted
Diapers and table dainask do
Scotch and German oznaburgs
Heavy domestic cotton do
Common and superine tickngs
Apron and furniture checks
Superfine brown and bleached twist shirtings
Brown sheetings shrtings, paids stripes and jeans,
assorted
A large and superior assortment of umbrellas, and
parasos;
With variety of other desirable goods, which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
ap 22-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07
HUGH c. McNEMARA

A
HAS just received, and offers sac the following ffesl
H and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
| 0F Prevention better than Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
! 25 AND SO cHSTs
The operation OF these Pills perfectly mild be
IN safety by persons in situation and of
The proprietor confidently recommends the timely
these pills, preventive and of Bilious, Yellow
Malignant FeveIs
o. Please inquire for IL EESS .AJvTEBILIOUS PILLS
with the signature of NOAH RIDGELY Cate Michael lie.
d Cop as none other genuine.
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate coughs
catarrns, asihn'as sore threats and consumptions
Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all
anecnons weakness, pains in the loins back, &c.
Lees Essence Of MustardNo medicine exccled this ir
curing rheumatism. sprains bruises, frosted feet, &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops, a never failing cure
Lees Sovereign Ointment warranted ITCH by
one application.
Lees Persian Lotion an excellent medicine for curing
mig worms. prickly heat, &c.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, efccua cure the
Venereal and Gonorrhea tsEb
Lees roo,-a ache Drops gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder whch beauties the ee,
Lees Eye WateI-a certain cure for eyes
Lees Anodyne Eixir--for the of head aches.
Lees eom Hastes-fts removing and destroying
Country merchants and all others who purchase sell
again, by applying the proprietor, No S. Hanover street.
Baltimore can obtain them such liberal will
them a great profit
name to them, Moan RDoEty; (late Michael Lee Col
@ Hundreds of cases ofcures performed above truly
valuable medicines, could be gwen did the limits of
paper admit of IT,
a. III. e.. M,NEMARA will constantly keen fresh
supply OF the above celebrated Medicines Apothecary
ana Drug Store, Riohmo'ad nov 2-eowl2t
Salt Petre, &c.
6n Kegs refined salt petre
w % bbls alum
20 carboys oil Misunderstanding, for sale at
New York prices.by
jy 1885, OTIS. DUNLOP s. co.