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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

DANGERoUS FTAr.-At his las, balloon aseen-
sion in Boston. Monday, Mons. GODDARD occupied
II cross bar suspended by two ropes some fifteen
feet below the of the baloon While ascend
ing the first half mile he gave a series of daring
gymnastics, one of which to hang head down
wards, supported by single foot upon the cross
bar. He also suspended himself by one hand,
and with the other displayed steamers, flags, &c.
After these demonstrations of agility he climbed
upon the ear Of the balloon and joined The com
pany, whom the meantime had been distributing
documents, fans, displaying flags, making obscr-
voions, &c. All this intently watched by
full 10000 persons. within the grounds and pro.
badly many outside, here and there. He Ian
lrd on Deer Island.
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SALE The suhHerb,r Will sell ut auction the
's Wedn,day. the - day August NEXT nir II not,
an the nrNt TAR day thereafter his Nanaho Fam In hat
lying On the road from lyuthaufg T. Liberty, fourteen mts
from The Va Ten n K Tho comroscdo Of pwohatet
made by the sutrihVr o SVoi Trustee of Clark nf the hR
of u Schenk ct Edward St,tee dec d aud of Snm Hobs
Esq Il lies unusually well aud U.s. every al It, oi ensN
cultivation The soil l. originally 81 huC quality. aud
nearly the Nho"n II M excellent heart capable of yadng
ter Ia bring to the highest degror nt fertility The tract ud
mrahlN wairod Astounding In hn Springs and could II de-
size H. he readily thrown into hed with running
water All a th,n II 10
superior Meadow land iuR hoy about ia acres of umht
land tHcres huinq original growth OF tho trsI quality. aud
the hatuca grow til ncay all nnu ~
hnrto land Tobacco cl he cultivated az the
rroiaby for 7tNrrnl without hut AVID
ih" aro t1rtfup which lnorc specially adapted
! he nrighhsihoHu sahr he found any wlcrr
Tue proI=tfY ains thai Mr4 Thompson Miss Mari lHr
ris las Huns Jas Gea Sch n ober, 'tcltoo. Spot
wood Brown, Wa IuinaL aud Jss I, slaughter aul LIS
within two Hudh half ture nlr stephen thnf
aud the Tahornrlo Ii l. also within Two mtr Of II ldtrda
Merchant tr aud SAW Mills aud halt three
miles" f Clay Nil The improvements plain hn
rooms and the usual houses Regarding the various nj
vrnngcs this property the quality 81 thu soil Its
of cultivation, its exemption from liability Ia wash the l"ra
ton and it's susceptibility of most content a i H-nl
r'usemtut the subscriber does hesitate thai he
Knows Ia the the destrah'
any person wishing a. eNanne H. q" II viii he shown by any
At Me gentlemen nau"d above The sale Will Ice ,ir
Of and three vth luurc. day of SAT- the
purchase" wing his negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed in
" suns Tot the purchase and the title 10 the proper
= retained TIL the last pt,mopt Possession for fall see
will hr ol.y past.ian bN the middle Of No
SrJul,tr or AT 81 Decomher ~ tarliorh desired
iely - d2nvNttd, Il. u. MANSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

tNDEDa - ALE VIII he sold, 10 the TAI gh-
bidder Monday the 18th of August next Pm
syVana Court House Tract ot Land lying thu County
mt lypra aud known rs thu Smiths Mountain Tract This
Ia e wood land and contains largo quantity of fine tu
bor aud ia bounded sic by the stanton River The
hud IL good aud well watrcd and well adapted Ia the growth
Toba"co Wheat and Corn The about 500
It will Dee sold credit o SIX, twelve aud eighteen
months the purchaser giving negotiable satisfactorily
endorsed and c OF The land retained further
until tho whole Of the purchase money is paid
SAMI. G. tLAhTOH
July 30 ctd4 Attorney for 7 X Clayton.
nanNnLe RegIsler cnrN.
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DuL,N~,sNsrsTuTE, uo.c,o.r, q

Ill VIRGINIA rw elnh Annual Session Of this In
mr viii open the 18th OF September 1856 conlinue
t'tha Ith of july lsdi-tcn months
NUuHsE OF INSTRUCTION, OFftCEHs, Trims sc
tHAs. l. Cooke, Superintendent
REv. A - BROWN Chaplain.
English lhhspag" aud Literature Prot A u Brown.
French Language aud Literature, Prof Jno T. Burger
, i,... L an, q, ana Literature" Prof -
Natural Science, Pref VIM. IL Peasants
Mathematics, Prof thas. L.. cucbe#
Music Prof j. a T. Nmkler
Music Prof. Henry Sey fort.
Drawing aud Painting Prof. Gins Shoemaker
Miss Lucy Jury, Assistant Miss NJ NJ Jury, Governcss
Miss s. V. Williams " Mrs n V Cooke MBtron.
The course OF instruction Ia divided into eight departments
each conducted by male professor %
department aud The pupil may her option, bo
come candidate tor graduation IN all Of them
No period Of time prescribed for completing the
are diplomas conferred Unfortunately all members Of
class who have pased the prescribed studies
ON those indy duais only who At the hnal examinations give
evidence thorough with subjects
braced In the upon which they propose graduate
The pupil Is charged for tuition In
Preparatory studios, with board S45
Collegiate studies I6a
Music, liana Harp ,iuitar) with instrument
Drawing and Painting. from SOTO 10
These charRes all the necessary expenses pupil
except those books and clothing The being
rshrd upon purely benevolent basis charge
the lowest figure
Payments to bo made half the opening the
half on the LIST Of March.
No deduction for absence, except the option Super
ntcndent
The Institute located the country ten miles from
any town or village and holds the entire premises avoraby
known and extensively paonsed In (nndcr
name Of "Johnstons Springs9 delightful for the
pleasure seeking and the afflicted The surrounding country
place itself of the delightful noun
tain residences of the State The limestone
ate and white sulphur productive of much benefit tho
pupils throughout the warmer seasons Of the year
Address THE SUPERINTENDENT.
Botetourt Springs. Va
This vacancy ito be filed before opening
July 30 dit&ciw
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MARKlEn.

On July 81, Il Amanda Furnace, Ky. by Rev. J.
I. Bsyless. Capt. MARTIN McFERRAN To Miss PEN
LLpPE W. WILLIAMSON, both of Botetourt county
fl
Ga the 10Th inst b. the Rev John X. RAIDER MI
LEWIS B. MESSIAH to Miss CATil ARINE GOOD,
both OF Botetonrt county
ua tn" 1fth inst. by the Rev \. c Dempsey Mr.
RO3r +. MACE, to Miss ELIZABETH SHANK, all
Il Butetouft county.
On Tuesday evening last nj Ne Methodist Farson-
age. in this plnee, Nr DAVID OWENS and Miss
FLORENTlNE BICKWII.ER all of Bedford eoupt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

TAKEN IN.--The South Carolina limos nn-
ding 10 the late assault Of Mr. Stunwood. If Mas
snchusetts. by b. w. Neks, of North carolinu,
in New York, says
When Mr.. Nicls, was about 10 leave North
Carolina i'll company with Mr.. Haywood on
Northern pleasure tour he WAS requested by the
State authorities to take with him n negro who
>al been sentenced to Punishment from North
carolina for glaring outrage upon the laws of
thlt State Mr.. y cousanted, and on his arrival at
.he hotel il Philadelphia he registered his name
Nicks and -ervl Mt soon after the aboliionstS
appeared and used every persuasion to indnc"
the negro t. abscond. and he Informed Mr.. \ ick
hat they had offered $50 to run off. Mr.. V. adj.
Vsed tho boy To demand SIOo. The amount was
paid, and the hanished negro, who taken TO
the N,rth 10 be left there, received aid unex-
peciedly, and il how residing among class of
people altogether worth his association.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

y Y a :, q
valuable FARM Of M Acrr' In obedience to deorce rem
dcred b, the County Count ct WASHINGTON pending
thoten IN which Isaac Dunn aud others Complainant.
and MARY Damn and ohervac bcendants the undersigned
the Commissioner appointed ty said decree viii procccdt sell
auction In front II the Count lorse In Abingdon, hu
dav thr 18th ia, thang the ell kna,u
Hotel property kuaWn the Virginia IIpso tngorher Nuh
rt 4nn Of land lying A. miles Of Abingdon
Thu Hotel property Is decidedly the mosi Nsnah" In the
southwest aud peSosses advantages "mei but t"" 9TH"
hnusrs do
The buildings being very large and roumy huud
ding brick stories hFh with basement aud rrlas lin root
aud strictly fire proof fronting So on Main street 10y n "t
deep w an ii 30 feet all nearly aud conveniently
ranged
The main bulb ing contains splendid Storc House with two
psrers, sitting rooms oicc, aud IL large aud airy bed rooms
The building contains the Dinner Hall Hall ronm andR
very large rooms for families together with all h' necessary
rooms in its ha"mut for tuok Wash houses Servants
rooms &e Ac fheprumsos complete with Garden ST.
~ making 1t certainly the most desirable properly 81 Nt
kind IN the country Situated Immediately IN the centre NJ
town aud nearly oppnSe the Court House Its advantages ave
superior ia any as Hotel
The Va Tenn. Railroad passes through premises aud
the House enjoy ng custom rarely known In county towns
M present occupant having informed that the Hotel aor
without the Barr roou, Yields annual Income Of 10 10 Sla
uu with adhly Increasing custom
Persons lesrng In the Hotel business having
funds Ia invest to yield them Ii would dn well
To attend tut ae aud VIII also add that the property can be
routed annually Tor sNt.
tndcr the decree aud the tune viii scll three
very valuable lu living WaCI street, aud cumming
back Ia the Va 4 rcun Rail Road
fiE ARM ifununt rrhnrss aad value about half cleared
the balance tho very hes. OF timber Aboundng With good
springs from the earth
Is necessary thai should enter Into detail 10 TIE
many advantages aud value of this forrrly a. any hn"Eh
I'll mooN viii be shown at NrN TIM" nron ait!eatinn ia
Mr. u & pnun Of ihc Virginia liutse. possession will bc
given an the LIST dav OF. Oetuh.rn ne.
fIHMS.A credit pt aud yVara Will he given on equal
miscellaneous h Interest from date the purchaser giving hnud
aprreod seearty aud the tiila retaned ill III" poehas
moue1 is paid WALTER JOHNSON
lh.,w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

A FRAGIcAL AFFAlR.-On Friday week last,
in Lexington, Mo-. Frederick Myers deliberately
shot by the name of Nanlandngham. in
one ofthe most public streets Of TINT town.
There were witnesses to the occurrence, but
Myers Immediately went to an officer and gave
himself up contrasting the offence Nnnlanding.
ham died in few minutes. Myers charged the
deceased with criminal intercourse with his wife.
and had letters from Nanlandnghnm TO prove it.
After an nvostigafionthc prisoner was discharg
ed, aud the decision was app'auded by the crowd
of spectators. Nnnqndingham was the keeper
of a restaurant in Lexington. 81 Louis Rep
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C.itD Ill0 Gtatr IGA;r6,

No MAIl-We had no mai from Richmond or the
lrh Saturday, in consequence Of the Da1ville train
wing failed to reach the junction atthe proper time
TO connect with the Southsile The Danvillc road is
a very lazy concern and needs spuring up
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

fNUNNd.E OF TfNE.--Aft Tier Nondny, the 3Oi.,
~ inst, stages VIII Fri weekly Liberty To
chanan They wlrave Liberty Tuesdays, Thursdays
Saturdays after the arrva Of the Eastern Cars Passengers
by this will the Perks all night and
reach Buchanan the next morning Persons visiting the
SplnFs HIS III have the ady the
Peaks and Naurl Bridge The road the
well graded and being placed in good order rendering the
trip agreeable nnc n. IORSLES
Chm nd Wing aud Enquirer and Petersburg Express and
Intelligence curry, and take out previous advertisements
rt urt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

YELLOW FEVER AT THE \. \ QrARANTISE. =
1t appears there are quite a number of cases Of
yellow fever at The New York Quarantine An
oiicinl report was made on Wednesday, showing
IA cases then in the Marine Hospital on Staten
Island, making &c in all this summer-a all of
whom were from shipboard, with the 1eptlon of
two or three attack I'd after landing at the quar-
antue station 1t i also stated that two OF the
employees nj the hospital were attacked, in each
ca se with a fatal rcsnit,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

lca Manles Cnps tunpowder Patent
shot Rails Powder Flaska Pouches aud Bes Bird bagS
Npplcs and Wrrnches Washing Rods and Ficklers Dog
hiatus aud Collars Gun Makers Materials &C. &c ~ he
AoLNERS aud FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
. the trade n SUTHERLAND,
w Il2 Main street oppoae Eagle Square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
o. f,tr Iinsr CLASS WAS AWARDED ny VIRGINIA
MtCuANiCsINsTITuTE ron THE PoMo1IoH
MECHANIC ARTS TO
AMI III SWITZERLAND OF RICHMOND, NlRgA
For ease Of CT M, PISTOLS and RIFLES. exhibited
tho Exhibition Articles of American Manufacture hc,d
Tie CITY Of Richmond the 10Th day Of Nov, 1854
JANIS W. IfwrILsa, j. A. BELyIN
Secretary President.
nj - la lN)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

q. u. u. HUNT
HUNT n HleO.. General Comm issiou Mer-
CHANTS, NtRoINIA 81. fbotwoen Cary at and II. a.
Il Il X Depot1 solicit gnmcnts Of Tobacco, Wheat.
flour. and produce generally, Tor sale,
fhcy also all produce and merchandise sent to their
Prompt personal attention paid TO all business eonfd,d
tpthem.
Richmond. March 26th, Last. ma cots
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY CRENSuAW X FISHER.


b" sd At anetrn Wednesday, August 9Th 1T Of
hC commanding 10 eenck 1900 bags Rio Coffee, selected
expressly Tor this market Of brig Heeae dgeharg
ing
= ship samples ready IN Inspection.
July 81 uiaug tRisNSItAW n FISHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

w We prepared furnish and others
who wish 10 consgn their grain prime New Bags the
usual Rail Road charge-sgy cent per bushel
iulv ~ dScts fRBY etISDCRg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

Andrew W Ireson, of Abingdon Va has been an
pointed Mail agent between Lynchhurg and Sal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

ID Boarding House ely occupied by Psulet
rent II contains IL with Kitchen Smoke House.
and impros II the STYLE which will all
bad odors
This honse IL located Main Street. over the Store of Phil.
lip w Payne ESQ., aud the Exchange Bank the very best
location in the city Tor Boarding House The very low.
ALo Omces in the building with each Pos
session given Immediately Apply A. N. Montgomery Esq
july 3d8cts r. G.. MORR1SS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

~ Howard the Heights three miles AcSau
dra, khN. JonN 4. MCtlrIRK, Rector
Tho next session viii commence "Wednesday, the i0,h
September
frHMssle3 for Hoard rulioI the regular conran,
Modern Languages, Music and Druwny charges
References The Bshopa other CeflN Doc.se
Circulars containing the eaurr OF study terms
Ae sent 10 thos. who request thuut# puteI
Rli\. JollN l. MCGUIRE,
tulX rI.niG a, ifni,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

VIRGINIA GOLD MIsEs.-The Richmond Dispatch
has the following in relation the gold mines Of Vr-
glna The pror rietor of the quartz gold mine in O.
range county is about to ship fifty of ore Eng
land to be tested there by parties negotiating for his
mines. The United States mines, owned by gentle
man in New York, are about being opened The
washing Of the Vaucuse sands refuse Yields SD per
ton The Mitchell mine in Spottsylvana has been val
u'd at $4,000 by q party in New York The
''fane mine in the same county, is yielding well
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

SA6h SACKS MarshnII Salt in store and q
WV arrive 10y ale BY IRBY d SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

VIRGIN, CoppeR.-rhe Cranberry Copper mines
near liisvle, Va, are yielding five tons OF ore per
weak, and working fifteen mcn--The Wild Cat mine
employs sixteen men and Yields six tons of ore per
Wees AZ Tue Ann PhiPps mines eighteen hands are
employed ana six tons Of copper raised weekly 4
hnP OF ore has oeen taken ont Of tho last named
mine weighing 1000 pounds and worth $500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

Il Sealing Cans for putting up Fruit in its natural state.
sold and those who used them speak
highest OF the perfect which they
served the fruit They simple in construction. liable
breakase have been successful, used and every way
superior any other Oan offered 10. sale
j n THOMPSON & CO..
irlv BOTS Agts for Manufacturers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

RMS.-On Tuesday night, We had several heavy
showers Of rain, accompanied with much thunder and
sharp lightning. The rain of Monday and Of Tuesday
night it is probable prevailed over considerable
tent ofcountry and, hope has been produ ctive of
much good to the and other growing crops. The
drought has been excessive, and more rainiS wanted
der Gaz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

uNuORN - usENUY GOlGEsaE.-WAsn.
IL iN0roN CO, VA The Fail sesson Of this Institution
win commence q the Plat day Of Angustnest
TIL M
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aNsrsrurr s,hnr,.,,,-,i,,

hoard, including lights aud fuel $4,000 ,shug per mouth
too Payment tn he matte half yearly IA advance, and no
deduction made cNtrH tu prutraeod Illness Charges
mndo @m tho hogmung OF the month In which the pupil sntrs
"A cidrrn require con,tHnt attention. aud different
ni o Instruction from larger pupils Primary Department
In broom formed witch will lie disconnected from
Tia a,haol. aud In whehlle girls VIII receive Vlrd
which Is Indispensable the q thorough
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

Sno"KIyG Academia few days since Mr.. Henry
Wip)er residing near Boydton in this county, had
his left arm torn away from the elbow in thrcshng
machine, He in some way stumbled, while in the
act Of feeding the machine and in trying to recover
himself from the fan threw his forward and thus
thrust ii into the throat of the machine Surgical aid
vas soon obtained and the arm ampnated just below
the shoulder.
simllar accident occurred ae 0akhiil the farm of
apt K !. overly, of this county. on Monday last
y negro man, while feeding a thresher, ncautousy
'hrnst his hand too far. and it was cut off or rather
mashed of. just about the middle. II the right
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

Store the Market House. lately occupied by
cob Newman as Clothing Store For that business
ly Grocery undoubtedly the stand the city Gas
the Store and front windows Appiyto s a. BOYD.
iplN 2gts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

TNNTIII NTUKN-
Mis- ANN IFArON,
Miss IAN IFAIuN, English
MIaall IIA LIVE

IN &. I. DAVIS, Ancient and Modern Languages
MI WAi SrHANut Drawing,
Ma tHARirs 7. IHt,, Music.
fho few gentlemen kindly permitted their
To bo used M , torcuccs.
EtN Il X Meade j W SAUNDERS Mm Robertson John II
lmhoilakc, pr Cherries Minor Eugene Charlotte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

> W he unI0I9iVnUd VII upNn NfNOn n tlmI
Court House Va on the second Monday Ia oriuher rrrart
auhs ir College for tho ordinary business Hf
attention viii be given To make those placed under his
Thoroughly acquainted with IA, subjects the, pass over aus
while undue friction win h. imposed strict discipline
hc maintained aud rl win be ohser, his
iustgciton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

l. of Lacy & Terry, his thanks the patronage
heretofore extended to the late and respectfully sole
IT'S continuance of the the of Moses La
JNO +. TERRY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
CHEESE
Hams

kklHsS.
Sugar Cared Hams 81 II csuts
/ F you want choice Sugar Cured Hsm OF suo,
i ksd Shoulder, apply al ny Po!E House Oh Prom
Street.
Sugar Cured Smoked Hsna II eaats,
Smoked Shoulders 8 I"
Liberal discount made 70 ths Trade
Hehi5 1-tf J. ii. D. BURROWS
4 NASbLES -haTniaoT preset ISIlCH, Opal, sIar,
~ A3Emaubus, and sperm Candles, 4uEl ~ wax,
slso transparent soap Tor sale Al the " Haskeye."
nlLA-OiiYe, IA bottles, also Lard, Sperm, and FL.
~ spARuts Oils, suitable tor Machinery 81 LaTpp.
tJg sale al The " Hs Wkegs.H June ii
ID ELlshEs-FicEiss, Preserves, DC. Cucumber
I = IN glass aud wood, Onions aud Horse.fadish
Ounce, PaacEss, Plum Pear and blackberry Pro
serves. also APrgOts, Oranges and Cherries, Apsis
Currsn., strawberry Peach, Orange aud plssEGsr
y Jslliss, AetahaPs, Pepper Sauce, Cspers, Psy
Rum, ROss Water, all sorts Of Extracts, and Presb
Oyaters, sud Of all size packages, and for sale
cheap at the HAWEEYE STORE
DIE FfUIT5-- , sacRos, Dsmgons, HacK6srrIcs
i Khubsrbl WhorlsbsTrtss, Goose sud
Cherries, Tor ssle a. the "uAwKRYF.N
Jane i3du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22

IOWA SOAP WORKS,

Above Front, between AsFu EEd Brady arsst.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
FIhE subscribers having recently comIlstsI Lhe
works Ia this city ,srs COW prepared 90 III ordsF
for lheir diIerelt sstes OF soap, gnd rely On tie
Veg Superior Qualities, for pre- euineDes II Il;
market IL withe found, on trial that our soaps vii
afford more la lhaT, and with lees labor remove dir
that they do soon melt Ia hot water ars oous.
Saeniiy much oheapert 70 the consumer having oses
proven thai seven pounds OF oursoap equsi L
ofihq Ordinary Kind, aud that tho great dir,eu Il
other soaps 10 sprmonnttd 10 ours Of Isailius o.
haads fres from soreness amer long Immersion a.,
rubbing In tbs Sesh-Inb
The grades above referred 60 are Eresge, Pear
Paiia No bxtfa asa Family soaps NHhlhe sboy
assertions We sabmiI pTodaeis 10 The ssrnes ton
Of he public vita confidence that the Of them VII
justify snaatioue Of th-tr Quality Asi
chants nj Dealers Ie4nBsLe 10 cali IN e1aril
forthcmselses osiors paEths smg sisvrhor1.
jan 30, 1855. DIT IN. r. HALL 8 CO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22

A DAPrsDto any repaired epef-
SsRss~- n alton OF weighing, as forifon,
tn coal hAy, stock, and for the use rs
waraheuses, stores snd keaadrles,
II and In short for every kind OF besi.
II -. mesa. 81
~ s.sA Ihe great skin and ndolliy en-,
ss9x .aws{..SN ployed ia their Manufacture ana
Az SST<yp the dete Mutation on ihe paiS o. vac
ny asssE<yS maui faeturarS never tossleoN an
lin perfect srtcle go forth from thef estsot ~
mas gained for their Scales reputation tbst as aeE
er been surpassed tn the whole range OF uaa'a' NE
chapism. ,.,n,t 80 al =,
The Scales are unanimously aesneNiedged AN'1o
stagdsrdin all TRANSACTIONS by weight: :,
4 lawsuit which arose hom 3 dsstapeu5 ~, y,
eiqhts between one OF eaitbank's scates " Hse "
The baltimore n Ohio Railroad Company ana one 81
another manu- recently urea IN tev teut
ofCoA,Iaun Pleas, RSlumorei the case ess"leu tne
l0url TIVE DAYS aud Judge Marshall IN 0eis' rtpS ~
decision stated as the result at his eFldehse NAL w
accuracy OF ka.rsaaks Sss.ss MAS sslAp lsntt Wy ~
RURRoWs, PRETTY MAN & pAl2eLI
The well known reputation Of iaose scales - 49, -.
daced the venjers OF Imperfect and wortais eaau
ess 10 offer them as Fairbanks Scales aRr paronas
efs have thereby in many cases beeu s-ojsNlnS ~
haad and imposition. The manntaeio"eis nav" s ny
controversy with honorable competitors VIZ rs rs
act business In their own names, hpt fes"'1hs VIC
perpetrators of the above fraud, Is pursuing
sllsa unjust and dshonorahle ihey take ms
10 ca ution the public OF their imposiuohs'
The patenlses manufacture under .hstf own y,
81 eetion only al their fasloy In st.1oaos"HNt -
For sale Ia Davenport solely BY ,,n,,
BURROWS, PkETTvMAN& DALZhtL'
K. & 4. FAIRBANKS y Ce.
St,Johnsbury, VT, May VI isSe'
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