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lErHAIGIA CIfRE

JACKSON, Miss, Peb. 10, 1856
Msssr. Railway Co.: few days since bought dollar.
worth Of Radway Ready Relief Neuralgia,
my asonishment, 10 gave almost instant relief
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u 81 MAIN STREET., IA
- RICHMOND,
By W1ol>sgie and Retail Il fadgnl fcenf dssoTfne7f@
HATS, CAPS. STRAW GOODS, PLuSHES, TRIMMINGS,
and every other article belonging to his business
largest
him, aud will be found fully equal To any
thing imported imported l. varied aud
Larger scale than he fail
meet in every respect requirements merchants and others
mh
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VIII be distributed follow
SOOo NUMBERs-I5y6O PIIZES.
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TUNABLE DAUASKS.-m.sc Table bsmpats. Blown
u DO dol Napkins Aer Ac., Just received
Jsi2 Q. HARlWELL CO.
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Ffecn twenty drops Relief HUE water, say
10 10 20 minutes will quickly the most distressing dis
charges Of DySeEtey and DaTha, will In few minutes
the main,
T. Remedies are by all the Druggists In the State and
By Purcell, Ladd Co. Richmond also, by Adie Gray, Rich.
mond HALFWAY Co.
Jal2-dAWiy-mh22 162 Fulton street. New York
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UNtfECrHAI GNhE tOH CORNs, HuNIONsJ
~ Warts Nails, Cailetoiles growing aesh. and
disorder method,
without ne sushet panby Drs stTZ the celebrated surg,on,
Chiropullu London,
arrat Britain Dsy N attendance, 100 Man opposite
Nessrs. Kcu. Paine Kents.
fW-Lades vii DO we'll 10 avail themselves Of
IN only abe scieni snd tender operator IN the abovs diseases
Pce, ti each Corn.
Isis and genmsn be- residences
sired, without extra charge e2t-d3v~
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ST.. LOUIS, June ~.
sFhe Kansas Commission, Messrs. How
ard, Sherman and their officers. Hanscom,
Lord, Townsend and Uphani, arrived here
this evening In the steamer Polar Star, and
will leave Tor the East Io-mgrroH. They
report Kansas TO be- in ii critical condition
at the present moment. When they left
large number OF M~issouFiaus were pouring
into the Territory determined on fighting.
The Free State men were mastering aud
equally anxious fer battle.
LATER.-Sr. Louis, June 13.--The OIL
icers of the steamer Polar Star, which ar.
rived from Missouri last evening. and
brought down the investigating Committee,
furnish our papers with late Kansas news.
They state that affairs ia the Territory have
reached that extreme crisis which must
speedily result in the supremacy OF one par
" and the extermination o! The other by a
general 6gnt, unless thu presence of the u.
s. troops should be sufficient to avert such
u calamity. Ii was reported that there were
about four hundred men on each side in the
vicinity Of Hickory po.rt, and Tuesday, the
10Th, was fixed upon, ~ general consent,
Tor the fght.
One hundred aud tiiifFg men march ihro'
Westport on Monda, 10 r,in the pro-slavery
forces al ii ckury poiHt. Shannon was at
Kansas Cny, No bat would immediately
proceed Ia L~aaveHworth and exert himself
10 restore order. On the authority Of Mai.
Oliver, Shannon would issue a proclama.
ton on Wednesday, the 18th, requiring the
U. 8. troops to disband and dissrm all com.
panies OF armed men wherever found, andin
case of refusal giving the officers powet TO
FIRE npon them.
Eight companies oil troops were now in
the Territory, and IT is reliably stated that
Shannon would order out those still remain.
ling at Forts leavenwor'h and Riley. and
proceed personally with them 10 restore or.
der in the Territory.
A letter in the Democrat says that the
town of Ossawatmie " AZ sacked on the 9th
By a party Of pro-slavery men, who stole
Bile even 10 the ear and finger rings OF the
women.
Sumner had disbanded a force OF Free
State men IN the neighborhooe of Palmyra
which as soon as known was sacked and
pillaged by the Rufisns in a manner similar
to Ossawptomie.
Tbs Council at LeaveDworth, which b as
been driving Free State meo out OF the
Territory has been dissolved by Col. Sum-
ner.
The Polar Star brought down Geo. A..
smith, delegate TO Congress, elected by the
Utah Territorial Convention of last March,
who is IN rcus for Washington with the
Constitution adopted by that body, and a
memorial praying for tho admission Of the
new State Of Deseret. Mr.. Smith is a
cousin ofthe workable Joseph.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA f.

VS. ~SN'
The steamship Promeiheus from New
Orleans. via Havana, June ., arrived this
p, M.
The sleamer Golden Age, with New
York passenger Of April 90, had not arrived
ut San Francisco. She was 6 days overdue
and fears were entertained that she had met
with an accident.
Markets very dull business houses were
all closed during The afternoon OF the 20th,
10 consequence of the murder of Mr.. King.
Haxweil. -four Sl4,5o: Galiago. ditto; mess
beef, 1852; hams, lac bacon, extra clear
sides, SIG 80: butter, 65c.; lard, l7Mc.
Casey, the murderer of King. Isl men,
Der Of the Board of Supervisors and editor OF
Sunday Times.
The attack OF the Vigilance Com mittes
upon the Jail was made in military order
A force oftweniy. five thousand armed men
surrounded the prison; q brass eighteen
FOUNDER was pointed At the door, aud when
all ready for the assault, the committee made
u toi NAL demand for the surrender of the
Jail. The Sheriff being totall u~nprePared
tor resistance, s%urreueered Immediately,
and the prisoner. Casey and Cora, were
taken by the committee and carried 10 their
quarters, were they remained.
The excitement in the city was intense
as soon as the death Of Mr.. cling was an
nounced. Bells were were tolled; stores
were closed, and all business suspended
Fronts of oil building on all t~holoughfares
rsped in mourning. Cora and Casey had
been tried before a revolutionary tribunal
OF fifty. nine persons aud sentenced TO be
hung. They were to be hung on the day
following the funeral Of King. The eS'
element extended throughout the State,
and thoussnps OF armed men in the were
| ready 10 hasten to the revolntionists in the
city.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA

New YoRE, June l5.-Ths Arabs AZ.
rived at her dock about Z O'clock. She lett
Liverpool OF 4 p. N. Of the slst.
The steamer City of Baltimore. from Phi
ladelphia, arrived out on the evening Of the
18th. with later news than by the Persia
The steamer Glasgow, from New York, ar
rived out on the 18th.
Excitement IN regard to American st-
fairs was increasing in England.
The London Times says il seems the de-
maud on one side aGd concessions on the
other Had reached their utmost limit. and
suggests that the United States should send
TO London u special Ambassador. or accredit
the present Minister with PARLIAMENTARY
powers to settle the dispute amlcably.
There 10 a ramor to-day that Lord Eigin
viii! DO sent Pienipotentiary TO Washing
ton. Another rumor says TINT Dir Henry
Bulwer will be the Envoy.
On tho goth the Bank ofEngland reduced
the minimum discount To five per cent.
Arrangements for the British deputation
to the Cars coronation were completed.
Mr.. Dallas attended the Queens draw
iRg-roOm reception.
Ar. Dallas was invited TO dine with the
Judges at the Lord Mayors, but declined
ON account OF business with Lord Clnren-
dou.
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PATENT

~ GENTLEMEN and builders In general VII .o
N we'll 10 stop and calculate If it 10 not for Their
best Interests before making their contracts for Shin.
gle, Tin or ans other Footing, and inquire into 10 he
properties and msrits OF Vests Patent GatysnIc
Crment forcoysring houses, as the subseribers can
show by incouiestaole proc { that II Is not only tbs
bestbutthe most durable and chespest Fire and wa
tor Proof material ever invented, as wa have seen
lis good qualities tested In every change OF weather
through the past year, and can give the best re fer
enees 10 men OF high station aud good char Acter in
New York Ohio and other States, who are living
and can be referred TO by letter or personally,
Messrs. Wells & TO. are nov prepared to eye,uta
any orders for roofing they may be favored with, ana
having covered two small buildings On Brady near
Fifth street, those Interested can examine them for
their own satIsiastion: also = building or ix o iu Rock
Island City, All orders will be faithfully attended 10
ard finished quicker than any other rsof ns.
The subscribers are ready 70 sell the right 10 use
inc above cement la any county or tow aship la the
State Q! Iowa on very favorable terms, and any per
soa wishing TO engage 10 easy aad profitable basi.
ness, requiring but : small capital VIII dad 3 snte
and lucrative employ mept,
M, The public are cautioned aRsis.t Imposi.
tons, ~ there are men In several of Ihe river soup.
lies Offering an article got y. fer the express purpose
ot ini.stiag the above eOmpositL,a. isnsrnber
the &c 10 uone genuine but Vests FateDt Gslysatc
GetDe1i. WA. WkI.L> q
ii story OF Cpmuer.iSl Building, corner OF BRADY
lGd Second sta. davenport Nav ri dvtr
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fs-4R PrFFs.-A friend complains that
compelled = pay the Gazette one dol
'rosr 70 get 9 line In the editorial col
ealing attention 10 new advertisements
a'' wre'cned sheet. Served him right
'ioI1lng such an Editor, whose Goo
exactly q Golden Calf, but Gold Dol
such petty swindllng might 90 else
9nt not here
afia Is no need Of attaching the credit
70 the above precious moroccan as
!'oag vii. al one recognize the source
sn'na'es by thclanguage in which
a''art, 1t Is the custom Invariably
cry Pfess 10 charge for additional
- and Illus far, We have found our pat.
e" Opposed to grumble Al paying for
wee rom 'he Gazette than 10 receiving
10 me Democrat for nothing. In our
'dFshenca we have always found that
1'.e lie esteemed much in proportion to
'''.e attached to!t. We consider any
gums appears in onr editorial columns
VITO more than that which appears in
''e'osRg columns, and therefore
"'.'''S to write a notice OF any estab.
asIl il is always our austom to charge
lane; when unsolicited Of coarse,
s's make a charge.
'' were dis posed to retaliste in the
''"' with which the above is writ.
might speak Of the use'essness of
.'''' advertising at all in the Demo.
we question il it has one.hslf 90
.'''et' as the Gazette and perhaps
.'''y'hre person. 10 the city read /,
no' peruse the Gazette, while in
"s.ogr they are assisting to support
''' ~I'centjary principles which +,
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xXxIVth C0ngre.s..first Session,

SENATE -WAs4lsGTos, June li.-Mr.
Butler concluded Bis remarks by claiming
he had convicted Sumner OF error, nisrep.
resentation aud ~cslumny.
Mr. Wilson replied, meeting Summers
position, stating that from the 29th Of May
Mr.. Sumus. had been confined to his room
the greater part OF The time in consequence
of the assault, and unable to attend to bust.
ness for some time to come. Mr.. Butler had
taken a full revenge for the speech deliver,
ed by Mr.. Sumner. I bis is the way it
should have been met and not By blows.
Mr. Wilson indorsed Mr.. Summers remarks
relative to South Carolina, and referred to
| former speeches of Mr.. Butler to show that
| ever since Mr.. y. has been in the Senate hi.
replies to NJ. Sumner have bee. in often
| siye epifhr'4 rri.Gls,ed 10 injure the feel.
| ings OF aay mar. and insisted tina, Mr.. But
Ter Wa tnr tfst aggressor.
Mr.. p4'lt~ said Mr.. Wilson had no right
| to 20 5tk u old reports TO show cause for
| Suniss's speech because Sumner in afida-
viz ala H. -peech was in reply to Buffers
| sneeebe. AZ This session. He asked Will
son kow many battles there were fought in
Massachusetts during the Revolution. He
replied not many, because the enemy
considered il safer To 60 to South Carolina.
| They met them at Concord, Bunker Hill,
Lexington and Dorchester Heights, and
would have met them elsewhere, but the
| enemy took good care to keep out of sight.
Evans obtained the floor. Adjourned till
Monday.
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'1''Se AcCuusTs,--The account
vt" York correspondent gives of
prospects In his section Of coun,
1Isglng, But ills so all over the
avery day the certainty of the
sp 'tumPh il. becoming more ap-
'"e'aeF we draw our conclusion
!, ''AhdsHt hearing Of the Antl-Ne-
..''' or the low spirited dsmesnor
''''sry s1,sn,ioal.,..
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Fort Des Moines Land agency.
LAND WARRANTS.

THE unasrslsee have for sale issd Wssrs.,s Q
l. dt6e rem. sizes, which they will seiifor cash or o.
time 10 suit purchasers.
Tu,y will pay particular attention 10 selection and
location sflands 10 Fort Des Noines. Fort Dodge.
Charit.n and other Western Land Districts. Alss "
paynsn t.ftsve md land basfness generally.
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NOTICE
TALLMAN d POWERS,

" ""F
LAM AuENIs
fHEce IL ASj-scn's Hoct, .S@rGpi Strsst. IL
n,s<o R-o1l ard 3Toia
=. ~. - - pei l.
(1ffEh "'.Hfe e "''"'"v '"'a
>'tAE'
CITY properly IN Davenport
/. House and ioi 90 lh'ra stfr-l near iDr tefr-r"
R0cs i-iafa.
:. 81. lois ou the san'h @r" "ofr't"' t"o'ih srh
fhfpsol s1lsI.e -
"' ~ 'ot. $500 StI'"' y
"o.H ,Ia .t,.,t.n I'M a..nf
A.t.ns : - ~ irn,,o,rrr "a 80 "a =
,tsarsi ,arns
Ysrmius Lands In johnson County.
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Green Curtain p

NLTIDE, and sa.ined on both sides alssi
wv WALL PAPERS various qualities;
BUFFERS,
Sire Board Patterns, Sc, just receiVedE ~
at The iowa Book Rooms"
No. SO Brady st.. near the Post Office.
Jmos Eli ADAHS q, co.
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Graham's Magazine

LoK JULY Just received, netng the eo,nineEes'
II meut ola new volume, price IS cents each mum
Dor; ions received al ~ 50 PER 3surst
The IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No 80 Brady sGreet, near The Poa. once.
RmoI, Eli ADAMS e. co.
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IMPORTANT TO
HoUSEKEEPERS
NEW + IMPROVED
AR L l.. 1 LINING

.roF weteu 3 F.tSEl E6s be 60 gFp.lSc.l
THIS pew sat valuable Article sarpasses HnytLt-x
L heretofore hroaght seio.e ihe publ II d CONSIST
ofE~o webs OF clean and d1rabts Rsi-rsj, villa 4
web of eoi;on s~silfali. Woy en- beis sea Laep, walr-.
affords 20 every person asirs is the following sisaA.
tAges: {
do sabiiity Of Your carpets.
Geaniiness. elasticity. and les. liza BILE frsn srs
than even straw o. sny sTllels generally rsea Tor ,s~
parposs.
IL sdds materially TO the Appearance Of yosf est.
pet, ard deadens the sound in wslsiDx orerh
IL can coaverisnily De placed unds E your Carpes,
t!aths, Siair Carpess, &c. a. Any tlms.
The PRICE pate IL within reach OF every Faul,,
Church, Hail, Scst, or wherever 4 Carper or O
Cloth car nc Eset.
itis wsrrs n.sd to give satisfaction 10 sil VITO .e
It. For raie Al
HuRRoN q P~REITfSAS..,
may i'6 SrehtStYset opposite Bunows utl
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rus yoR KASsAs.-We learn from
.r ssaed by the Kansas Executive
tee Of Chicago, tha, a company OF
|,a sly and q hundred settlers Tor
|n wild leave that city aoout two
B. afternoon, They will probably
/ ts civ 0 .morrow morning, when
e,s they will be joined By some who
!. rsr,ing from this place. An agent
bin Iowa City to meet and render as
he 10 the settlers on their arrival, and
he latter city, the trip will be made
! nd through Iowa, crossing the Mis-
G7er at The NEST eligible point, TO be
|anef determined. As the funds at the
t-,ll Of the committee are limited, il 10
saJ that each settler will furnish as
i ,,his own outfit as possible. We
the concluding paragraph Of the cjr-
f.
|Tae overland Trip will be a pleasant one,
oh a fEe and healthy country, and The
assd0n n The emigrants will be TO the
md beautiful rolling prairios Of Kansas;
%'oo,ecl, TO become actual settlers; 10
Fge On no mans rights, but to protect
'0sn; to assist in founding free institu-
'0f themselves and their descsnds nts,
y lovely land, set apart by q sacred
pct % be the homes Of Fee men and
3sL,ssr."
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MONSTER 9ToCK
NEW, hcsutrful staple and isuty fasbiousbso~ds,
SILKS, &C.
Rack Gro dc kline oIi.s, Fancy SILK. la endles. va
riety; Silk Asntillas-new sE,lssi sold Coiors, bli
wool Detained, fancy psLsines. all kinds; sew
s,ylee Debages, any quantity and cheap.
French Covers for Pianos, Tables, &c.
Flounciuy. all kinds; English Tires d Lacss, Tsrls-
tons, Sc; Swiss Muslins; Dotted hIusIins; Grape
Collar. Dimity Bands, De.
Prints, GinghamS, 60.
Great variety OF shirt Bosons, Fancy Csloyed KID
Finish silk Gloves; Plain and Fancy DsLaiaes; Lila
en- Law rs aed Table Linen;
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS. &c.
styles q GiDghams, vsii Berages, all kinda OF Col
lars; French worked Collars, besuIiiui styles; rich
sDIbrodsries in sells,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
Fine Linen Cznbris Handksrchiefx Sbswls, ssris
~ ofqusl,ties and patterns; Thread Lace THIN ming
great VARSITY; Mourning sets; silk LsesS Black
Lace Vel q, &e.
HOPED AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS.
French Emboessd Chtutz; Curtain Goods, India
Swiss Null, Lawn Cravs,s, Book JacSnet, and Cam.
brie Muslsns; striped and Plsin Nainsook Nuslins.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
s~HEEIIses, sHIRTISGs, ToWELIs0, CRASH,
hucksbsck Pillow Linen and sbssting, SCOTCH
Diaper, Houss Furnishing Gooss, MILLINERY
ANp STRAW GOODS, all new and iresh.
W. particularly invite attention 10 our sssorinent
oIsiape domestic Goods, feeling eonddept We IAN
present Undue e1eDIs 20 purchasers upequsiIed Tor
CHEAPNESs, DURABILITY AND FINISH.
Our pstrons I'LL always dBd an unsurpassed &C.
sortment, rom ths simplest Notion, up 10 ne rioh.
est aud most magnificent article Of Dress Good.
N. B.-We intend 10 sell g large amount Of Goods
al & small advance from cost.
April 25th dtt KNAPP q REUHok
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NJ 1A1s
q Q L. Ia T. Ir ES
uSvISe reosatIy IsT.eI1 Increased my stock, ,oal4
Hinvits The atuautiou 81 til. publiG TO tho Eo.l0wips lot
oifamily Groceries, which ian selling Hhoks'&t md
Teas@PssT Youps H,.ou.
VERY gooa d
Very Choice ~FtlgTaat ~,
o. ,,. Vuhpo"N''
T Tray aoa G"t o..
Extfa d..
COtrees-Hao, different qualities
LaSnir,
S9n aaNrasr ~ Lava
Rio ain. eual. Roagsd 6 orouBi.
susars-Yair % choice Now orlssn'
isicb.I,s Refined
crushed,
pulvsr.zsd,
Losi o,s,,. 3, h,ls / h, shl.
h"ias sIons, snSar uon.o,, - :.
srlsa.r,. 80 :" " 20 "S 10 q. kegs
New YorE Golden syrup In tblg
D..ehes ps.Lu, an, rurs.Iss
e aopies-g1tra qualify struur.
soaps IN large variety.
Casdles Tsp.in, star ana i~'''"
Linsssr' Lard. Dried geyL.
sa1aS liam. shauitof.
B.ksTs Prepared Coaeo,
". l. Mass No; choco!ats e supyr'@ HTt''le
m miItef Fi,h 10 . bsl, :, and a. bei.
n..x MAJ. yp,s. tomato setchup.
SoSh;,,s bs,tssleratusHcm-ny
N, Ca, eoda Table EDaiEy Salt,
Co. Tsr,.r Chsasa.
cream Iartafs SIe'As"
Yeast Powder. Rice,
.Si. Raisins.
$1,000 IT..
NuImoss, hs',
Mace, ottron,
Ginger, whole & Cd. zante Currants,
cioys. - :" Shaker Preserves,
psnner 4. =. ssrdinss.
cinnamon " Peaches il Cans,
n-sN uIa.rhorr;a. Z.
ALsp'ee $3.50 snrnr
Mustard Louoh 0yiuPt
cayenne fSppsf xssssrosi,
Pickles in Jars, vsrmicslIi,
n....,..r,. cloths, Lines.
AZ nr,ck. Plov Lines.
BAN DF,vAs, -, a sa r.u;us
T~sso Amends soft = Hard'
Tar, Almona. so,t nafo'
nosan, Prs.;i Nnts
~ SIns rilbsrts,
Y S1N' o.. Wu,
sulphur, fea NUS
~ Gsraeu Seeds,
writino Tax Soda 4 Butter crackers,
g'.I unodankWillau Wara
0SAAS' w. ~ r-ah.n,
Ohio n Iowa stone are, Dfdh, bIahdin
Flour, Corn Meal, &C, &C.
"ECUNOMlST MILLS" fLOUh
warranted best quality, kept constantly on hand aud de-
lvsrvd BY the barrel Or hall 6e'1ei N Sny iaT 2 sas Guy
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VIM y Baker, ChriatisUs, Pa.
David R0Sra, Lebanon c., Pa,
sAmpei Hatfield, PftlsSeiphia.
u. Torrey, Philadelphia.
james Z Price, Wilmington, D~l.
Joshua BAl, Basyn Rosise. L..
thomas Beaver, PHILADELPHIA
d y Eosvst, BaeEs o., Pa.
Augustus LIMB, Guernsey %, O
d bronsuSh, Msysyille. Ky
Grsbrisi Bear, Lseeaster q, II
Hssusan c Guiss, Philadelphia
aeo III ott. iyeouins CO, h
John Meysy, Harrisburg,
Edmuud Bayefs, BrooAIyl, n
5 TwslsI, Salem, Ar&sosas
jaime 5 Crase, MsIoB Co. Va
NJ Bssl, Clarified Co, "
BenJ Eduo0ds, Butler CO, o
Mr. Kirk, MAysytiis, Ky
W i Sobls, Chiosso, Ill
J L Rids, ~SchHyalili 60, T.
O A Mssoa, fhilaaslphia
David Clark, Nsysvfs. W
J D Ktngs, AlsaAadrtn, Va
Y b KsTt, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Sslein Co,
J I forrey, uppe1 sandusty, u
Jseob Lsonard, PhilsdsiphIs
v g 0tlpin, Wilmington, Del
Q Aclntire Northampton 81 n
J X Platter, Wilmington, d.
3 Il sohnsou, Potter CO, Ps
Mp MekwSu, Philsdelplls
} Morton Pool, Wilmington, Do,
w w Hamsg s Co, CincinnAa
\ Miller, bead Flour iosp., Phns
James W Gdnioads, Prsbie CO
OANYHHNx AND spI1If cas-
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Atlanta ana Interior Dauks.

ue sl.sy,sof United states bo1gttaLI scis.
COOk SARGENT + Don,
Banker and Land seots,
Pert rh.s yafuoa Hasa
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FAIRsAaK's CELEBRATED SCALES.

FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.
4 paPTEDto sny reqoised oper-
T Astion o! weighing, a. for iron,
" coal, hay, stock, and for Tue use u
~srehoases, sIores act foundries,
snd in short for ever Kind 6t bust-
ness.
NA The great ssiii ana fidelity EN-
pioyeu In their manufacture and
the dsis rrnlnatson on he part oil the
DSRuisctarers never 80 ALLOW ~
imperfect article togo forth IRON .Ssir stsolishu m IT
has gained for their scales reputation that hiss new
er been .arpss-sd in tbs whole range Of asefal .se-
ehanisn.
The Scale. sre ~unaGimoasls ackDen lodged as the
standard 10 all trs nsactsons by weight.
A lawsuit which srose from a discrepancy OF
weights between one Of Fairbanks Scales In use ny
lhs Baltimore d Ohio Railroad COMPANY and Que Of
another manufacture vac recently Tried 10 the Court
Pleas, RalIlnore: the ease occupied the
Conri two days and Judge Marshall 10 delivering his
accuracy OF Es.rLsnk's Scsles sss established beyond
all qaesiinn For sale b.
BURROWS, PRETFYAAN S pALzELL
The well known reputation OF theee Scales has in.
duced the vendors of in perfect and worthless hsian-
Gee 30 Offer them as Fairbanks Scales, and purchase
ers have thereby in many cases been subjected Is
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy v .lh honorable competitors who trsas-
act business In their own names, but r~egafiing the
alike lRjust and dishSnorsble they take this method
TO caution the public OF their impositions.
The patsntees manufacture under theIr own in-
epection only at their faeloy Ia ST Joass5ury, VI.
Foe sale ia Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PkETTYMAN& DALZHLL.
E. I. ~FAIEBASKs & Co.
St,johns5ury, VI, May -, 1916.
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