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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-23

=. Tia sessssspAs 70 cobfwstst. WIN which /
John b. GaaGh eleaed his last lecture In our |
city, VS. thrillinsly grand. Not only was
the language sublime, but the recitation
was magnificent, That il was not original,
however. his hearers may not oil be aware.
We have read and rs.read il and always
with admiration. II seems that one Paul
Denton. of Texas, Methodist preacher,
had advertised barbecue, with better H.
quor than u generally furnishsd. When
the people wsrs assembled. desperate in
the crowd cried out, "Mr. Paul Denton,
your reverence has lied. You promised not
only good barbecue, but better liquor
Where's the nquorW
"Thers." answered the missionary, in
tones of thunder, ard pointing his notion
less finger at the matches double spring,
gushing up In two strong eolsmns, with =
sound Ike shout Of Joy from the bosom Of
the earth. "Thersp' he repeated, with
look terrible - lightning, while his enemy
actually tremblad at his feet; "there 10 the
| liquor whish God the eternal, brsws for all
his children. Not in the simmering still,
over smoky fires. choksd with poisonous
gases, surrounded with the stencil Of sick
ening odors and corruptions, doth your Fa-
Their in heaven prepare the precious essence
of life--the pure cold water; but in the
green glade and grassy dell, where the red
deer wanders, and the child loves to play,
there God brsws It; and down, low down in
/ the deepest valleys, where the fountain
murmurs and the rill sings, and high upon
the mountain tops, where the naked granite
glittsrs like gold in the sun, whore the
storm-cloud broods and the thunder storms
crash, and away far out on the wide wild
sea, where the hurricane howls music and
the big wave rolls the chorus, sweeping the
march Of God -thsre he brews 1t, that bev-
everywhere it il . thing Of life and beauty
CLEANING in the dsw-drop. singing II the
summer rain, shining in the ics-gsm, till the
trsss all seem turned to living jewels,
spreading golden veil over the setting sun,
or white gauze around the midnight
moon; sporting in the cataract; dancing in
the hail-shower: sleeping in the glacier;
folding its bright snow curtains softly about
the wlntry world, and weaving the many
colored sky, that seraph's zone Of the syren,
whose warp is the raindrops Of earth, whose
weof 10 the sunbeam of heaven, all checked
over with celestial flowers by the mystic
hand of refraction. Still always il 10 beau
tiful--that pleased hfe-watsrl no poison bub-
bles on its brink; ito foam brings no mad.
ness and murder; no blood stains its liquid
glsss; pale widows and starving orphans
weep no burning tears in ito depths; no
drunkard's shrinking ghost from the grave,
curses it in the world of eternal despair!--
Speak out, my friends. would you exchange
It for the demons drink, Alcohol" A shout
like the roar Of tempest, answered "NO!"
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sprinklings OF News.

"A boy named Garland, aged / years
whose father keeps porter house in N ev
York, drank three bottles OF gin while left
to tend bar, and died soon after.
-Mrs Davis Miller of Washington, D.
c. gave birth to three children, weighing in
the aggregate upwards Of twenty-ons pounds
ON Tuesday Of last week,
Mrs. Bates, a lady residing at the
New York Hotel in Broadway, was CARROT.
cd in her own room on Tuesday evening by
9 man who made his escape.
TO the ladies' Of New Bedford belongs
the sredi, Of Insulating the latest and high.
es, order Of surprise parties. The objects
Of their visits are poor families, to whom
they take supplies Of clothing and food, and
stay and make the family happy for the
evening.
"a French Judge was almost about
eondsmninga man to the gslleys, but fear.
ing the criminals health. which was poor,
might sink under the hardship, comnuted
the punishment, to hanging.
Smith and Nixon sold th cir opsrty,
corner Fourth and Vine su, Cincinnati, on
Saturday for ss5 900, or 1880 per foot
Six year, ago they bought 1t for Ssls per
foot.
The FIRE in New YORK On the 18th
which destroyed the cabinet furniture ware.
room Of Mr. Bosh, caused a loss OF $50 600
and horrible to relate, Mr.. Bosh and bis wife
persisted in the flames The balance OF bis
family escaped.
-, lie ssid that the circulation Of the
New York papers has increased at least
200 900 since the commencement Of he
Burdell case.
The "Gsrotters" get speedy justice
from Judge Bisssll, Of New York. The
fret one caught Yves Immediately tried and
sentenced by him 20 State Prison for life.
Three more were brought before him on
Friday, and by Saturday night they were on
their way to Sing Sing, one for ten, one for
fifteen years.
- hurricane was experienced at Nal.
IA on the 4th inst, during which some ships
sank, and three hundred boats were dashed
10 psices against the quays.
The lest number Of the Journal Fra.
ttqte d. Agrtc,slit-s states that, for the fret
time during the last three years, it lie able to
announce that there has been fall ii all
the corn markets Of France,
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ssAsDALous--A lady from Indiana lis
arrived in this city yesterday and immediate.
y procured writ for the arrest Of her hus-
band on charge of adultery. Her faitbless
liege loard had been boarding for month
or two At the Clover House with two W @.
men. one of whom he represented TO be his
wife and the other her sister. He had
rented two store rooms in this city--one to
open en- extensive confectionery establish.
ment, and the other for millinery store,
which "the ladies'" % were 10 take charge
Of His name is L. P. Myers. He is IN.
doubtedly an unmihgsted knavs, as he left
his wife in destitute circumstances with
three small children. Prosecution against
him was stayed upon his conserving to
leave the city with his rightful wife.--Mas-
c1t,Y3e Jour
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A PERFUMED BRYATH.--WhAt Lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of SaET breath
when by Using the BALM on TsogsAsD FLOWERS" AZ
dsntrtee would not only render II but leave ia,
teeth white a. aatasterf Many persons dc not know
their breath IL bad and the subject Is delicate thg
hisnds will never mention IL. Pour single drop o.
'Bal" your tooth brush and wash the teeth nj sht
and mornlns nifty cent bottle will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ae
guired By using the "BAiM or 1HousAsD ELoWlgs H.
Il will tan, piniples and fsckss from the VI in
leaving II Of soft and rOssate hue Wet towel bon,
on two OF tnree drops, and wash the face night and
morning.
SHAVING MADE KASY.--Wet your shaving brush
In sither cold water pour two three
OF "BALs oy IHoBsAsp FLOwIEs," rub ths beard well
and it Will make beautiful soft athsT, much seiita:
ting the operation Of shaving. Price only nifty
Fof sale By all druggists. Pfxare Of counter ieits
None genuine unless signed by
W r FETKIDoE q 90,
" ssas0 gr&akaa lauAss, rsw yars,
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DEowsxD.--We regret to learn that tho
three Oldest boys Of Mr.. Lawson MeCIoud
were drowned at Darlington, in this county,
On the 18th inst, They were returning
from school, when as one of them was
crossing slough he broke through the ice.
The younger brother went to his assistance,
when he also broke through. The older
one then went 20 their assistance, when be
too broke through he told a stil younger
brother to go 10 their house for their father
When he returned the three boys were all
drowned Their ages were respectively
10, IL and y years Chicago DIN.
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TIE DRkp ScorT CASA Washington
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
says that the delay OF the u. s. Supreme
Court in delivering the judgment in the
bred Scott case has been caused by the a T.
iiction OF Judge Daniels, who lost his wife
in very melancholy manner, and has no.
been able to resume his position and duties
on the bench. Il is we'll understood that six
Of the nine Judges have decided that the
Missouri Compromise is unconstitutional;
that Judge Grisr concurs in the general
conclusion, but raises some side issues,
which do not prevent his general acquiss
cense in the decision. Judge Curtis mode
rately and Judge Mclean very dseisively
dissent. The Judgment will be rendered by
Chief Justice fancy. 1t will be his last
written decision; and j, is said. he will re-
sign shortly after the installation Of Mr.. Blu.
chsnan.
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Clsros.-This city is To undergo the
horror. of Smelling" BY the English fleet
indeed has now undergone them. The last
mail from Canton was made up while the
shells were bursting over the town II the
operation il performed with Tigor and on a
large scale, our readers will coon have
page to read OF lhe history Of war between
unequal foes, that will sicken them
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MukpIS AT ST.. LoU..--At st. Louis, on
Monday, Henry Benning vac shot and IN.
S.sntly killed by a msn named Walter s..
Stroller. The parties had been engaged
together for some time in the purchase Of
hides. The terrible crime was the result
OF Bsnning attempting to wake up stroth-
Or by shaking him rather roughly They
had been regarded as fast friends and no
cause Of Ill will was known TO exist The
murderer 10 q young man Of tsenIy'lhrss,
with mild, ssdsts lock.
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"Henry Clay Pate" the Ruthsn Ksnsss
CORES pondsn, Of the Border Ruthsn Rspab.
l,csn, Of 81. Louis, writes 10 that paper that
a bill /. about 10 pass the Border Rufian
Legislature Of Kansas for the election Of
Delegates to : sonysat0n 70 irsus State
Csastitutisn.
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1867.
CHAhLEsS, BLOW q CO,
Wholesale Dealsra.

AQA0sb19 Ooel6ro,
st. LOUIS, Mo
ttiLLt on the opening OF the river, De In y.ost,,
- Of insir late purchases, consisting OF
5000 Packages Of Drugs and Msd,cips.
100 cases Iteman's Points, dry and In oil.
600 kegs blows pure White Lead. In al Ga I'M,
and 300 ID. ksgs; 80 ~ ieo
600 kegs French Zinc, white;
500 bbls. English Linsesd oil;
100 TAnAers' Oil;
100 g Refined winter Whale OIL;
100 I" Machinery Gil;
I00 /" MOL Lard Oil;
loo Copal, Japan and Coach VsIDt,h..,
800 :" Waiting and Putty;
200 Ground and clipped LogSoos.
100 81 Fuste and Cam wood:
1000 cases Sanford's Ext. Logwood,
1000 doEsn Adams Boston Paint Brusba. ~.
900 boxes each sxI0, iOxi2, and i0xlA P,ttsbuyst
Glass;
100 boxes Ioriou up 10 sOxis Pittsburgh ei,...
1900 4" Druggist. shop Furniture
5000 A." Bottlas, Walls, &c;
100 bbls. each Alum, Epson salts nd Br,m.,oaa.
Is casks French Flour sulphur and powdsrsd
Cream Tartar;
50 bbis Csmphor;
100 cases Tartartic Acid;
LOO cases best French and sms riesl psrf.ms,y
100 bags each Pepper and Pinsnts;
800 eases Woln-s schlapps;
80 cases soft Madras Indigo;
IS casks prime Dutch MaddeI;
900 kegs Newcastle Bi.Csrb Soda
CASH and PROMPT TIMEBUYERs visiting orr
city, are requested to give Us call before nurcbs
sing III we feel confident that We can suunty h.a,
out " our Immense stock al lower figures than Ina
can buy OF any other House IN the west. ~
fcbia DIV CHAhLEss, BLOW u co 4
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yeDison saddles are selling in New York
narke, at IA cents per ID, and prairis
chickens at from 81 TO 10 cents per pair; so
We cannot perceive that those who exported
those ARTICLES from this vicinity made much
by the operation.
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CRAPS VINES.

THE sub scribers weuld respectfully call mo A.
i tent Son OF Vine Growers W the Ea5E
Early ftOrtAorm mMs0a0ine laraPe.
Having , n sised and proved over forty Messsesss
Ietiss lthi the last rs years, We ind to " psa
fectly hs rdy very prolific and ripeaing one Ics
earlier a. IN be Cstawba Isabslls, and ylsialnS
one gallo. so.' wine 10 svery6 quarts Of cieen nsn
We have J United stock Of large and vg3eoas
pla1ts fore Yktug planting, Waoh may Be has ~ ou
authorized ag,5Ds price from one 70 ave aonnU
each, tdt ne TO age and sss. We csuuos -.
put sgsi Eat fraudulent wonders. We have X
pointed NJ essrs. FIJI Icy Il DWire our eesnn ~ ~.
Iowa, OF " BON plsntS may be had. nDeSsA -"
count 70 de aiaTs. s +. STkWAkIS
- d, l. HAWKINS,
New LsbsD on ..ah.ke, Village, Columbia 20, r.
PINLRY q DIVINE, ASsvW,s ,
For Partis ia r. see large bills ~ BasIoasss a.
tymsB's orst q .sstts Omss. asFaN Jsnss w.
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A Recipe that rarely ever fails to cure Cold

Now, while winter, With It's barthsn u Colds sn
Coughs Is with us, think remedy that will relieve
such yisitstons should be highly priced and all who
know the worth Of this remedy, wal do do--prizs
idoubly. Takss double doss d DR. ssnf0rd's Invieo
rssor, snd II will give greater relief than my other
medicine We ever tried for We have rarely repeat the
iose 70 be entirely free from Cough and az soon as the
lungs have time 70 throw OF the collected matter the
cure Is complete As family medicine, for the cure ~
howel Diseases, Worms, Derangsnsnt OF the Stomach
and Liyer, can recommend II knowingly. For .sle
by Druggists generally, and 0hss. T. Webb, Day.
export; also BY San lord Co., N. YsCNy.
tsnes-dkw
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! IgYsY SUGAR GAZE.

sEED, CROP OF 1888 aha,
ibers hereby inform the pubhe ~
~ small lot OF pure fresh Sosd o. ~
luius Chinese sugar Cane
,sckages sufficient TO plant quaI.e, Il =,
at q per package, u may 10 Van
rows Il PTettyinsns, OF WIN.
he subscribors al Scott Nufssppp
Jan ~ d2m FINLEY ~ pWih"'
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va Seed Sewer

and 70, suls At J. O. Washbufn'sn. :
20 st ore and yorsmAn's Aacuon nos
Al and best Sewer out; ssws ons
a., Ltnx.f saad,- Ii The machine %
. 10y VIZ at& laalAns
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Great Bargains |

LUMBER ofsfi descriptions, Lstbs, shirgies
Slaves, SC, for sale iowby RENwIcR * SON
Aug i4du Railroad Depot Saw Mil
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sroRr AND LRAsr FOR ,.rr

M Second street, between Bsxiy and Perry. A
frame building stories, 2ox44 feet, shelyIn~
and counters colnpi@e. An excele ut stand for ~
business, being located In one of the most sdyap,s
seoas points In Davenport. Price low aud term,
easy. inquire OF -
isb2Ddg HAIGHT, SEARS Il BECKETT
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THE oopartnefship heretofore existing madam.
nsme 81 . Aston q Co. is this DAY dissoiy al
by mutual consent The books and accounts AZ ~,
~ arc VA 'as hAnds OF A g. Aston for set,l .
paSosrss- 4. s. ASTON,
1917 a, II. ASTON.
Ihe business Will be continasd BY A. & Al.,a,
ana hopes 10 M crit share OF public pstrnnfss
feblo div w9t kySSSSo.,
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Wrifinu AcadaY,1v

Writing Academy,
IN Griggs' block, corner Third and Ferry sta, Is
nov open for the reception OF p~pils from nins
A. M. uil nine r. NJ. daily.
Lessons given, and all kiAds Of writing executed
10 order BY the uudersigned. also teacher OF Pen
nanship In the Com ereiai College
TsrMs for twelve Lessons $500.
Visiting Cards per pack ,......,..... 200.
All are vited 70 give me call
isbll DIFF W. PRATT.
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County Convention.

There will b Republican Conversion held In
Dsrenpost on saturday he stA day Of March nsx,.
at us Court houss, u o'clsk III the ssser,.an
fos The appointment Of Delegates 70 NEE, IN CO.
venliea Of NE lssA Judicial District, 70 -.
inaiea suitable candidate for JsS- 'M Ion'
tnst. Therefore NE 1spsh. -ssei SiS ~
Comfy are hsr.Ss ..lcAn vcters OF Stoa
srect1ve reQsssssd 10 meet In thsr re
- ,~a.hiPs, .. their usual place. Of holding
.saions, on saturday Ne SSH day Of February, ~
o,cioek IN, 70 appoint Dslssatss 10 NEE, In
said ooaaty Convention
BY order Of The o.. Central Com.
j. D. PATTON, ChairmAr.
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TOLEASE FOR Is YEARS.

OF on the n. W. cor nsr Of Iowa and Sixth streets,
q beAuufnl location for residence
FOR 10 YEARS-Twsvs acres on Locust between
Ripley and Scott streets on low ground, rent with
right to purchs So
Also, - scrss for tho same time, with green house
and other bulldogs these heaatiul spots Tor gar
dsns. Apply to GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
Davsnport's block,
feb23dH corner Of second and Main streets
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NOTICE.
C0PARTHRRsvIp .or,c.

TIE scott County Agrcuiturs raj Society wut Al,
tts regular quarterly meeting al the eoa :, Hon.
10 davenport on the rrsi saturday In March. ia,
!. s ohS = ID. q. NEAL,
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MONEY TO LOAN, Ia sums 10 suit applicants
BY
Asi2s d-ti TALLMAN a POWERS
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The Republicans Of DayenPon Tevnship WI
In aosordAace win the above ean meet u Ne coar
henss, on saturday, The ss,A inst. u o'e osk
NJ. 20 appoint Delegates 70 The County Convention
ana trAnsses other sasiless. A fan attendance
requested. Bycrdcr Of Township Con.
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For xant.

- SPACIOUS stores suitable Tor q Wholesale bust
: ness, situated on the corner OF Front and Perry
street. Alse,
For sale.
lots beautifully situated on hs corner of Lo
Gust aud Main strcsSs,
febl9 DIFF ROH'T. MclNTOSH,
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The qualities OF these Safes are so well knowp
that the majority Of the merchans Of New York And
Philadei hia use no other make OF safes We car
fur nish s. eaof all sizes and with any description OF
Locks wanted, and will warrant 10 the stnos, All
The qualities Of the Safes we I'll.
an22 BURROWS, PRETTYMA. d DALZELL,
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No. les-A Farm Of ninety on ths Atsss.,r~J :,
the line besw SCOTT and NJ ssins
short distance below Capt Dodss nhs oeA IN. 80
81 per acre. rs
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THIS Institution s. eon,inusd upas, .s.o.
undersigned, who ia assisied BY able tssehs,.
MI. w. II. Pratt 10 now the assis,s NJ in 10 -
department. neoisdtD &c. LvPEZ,
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'=-= =5-sz la=sz
arH00y. M0RrrY

IHRkE female teachers are wanted In D.,,t.,
Il school OF District No. 2, Davenport Tosn.hin
APPhesnbas requested 10 meet lha Exsminih,.
OF Warren and Sixth Streets, So iardny, Pan ss,e
AZ l.2 O'Clock A. n. Parents and chiidrsa AZ a.,
District 80 loulsd thai tho school vii opeo m,
MondAy, March Cd, at eoasloek, -r~-- fN1 y"
BY orIar OF the boar I'd
febIgd3t TH GuRftyu g..
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The partnership heretofore existing between Alfred
Sanders aud Lsyi Davis, updsa style Of Sanders q
Davis the printing aud pnbking Of the Davenport
Daily, Tf-Wsekly and Weekly Gazette Ii this day Dis
solved by mutual consent AZ persons having claims
against The shove hr requested to present them
Immediately ssi those indebted are notified that set
tlenent is Immediately required. Either Of the UNDER
signed is fuls empowered TO receive moneys or 10 set
tie all sos2nnsz duo 10 or from the Office.
ALFRED SANDERS,
Davenport January ist 1857. LEVI DAVIS.
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y aaktaa.

.NHek.MfDo Iy.ss sa.x=s
C140D1nbAU1k 2,
- A Ar - IN
nnef-. ssv.-r - II n
1879 BxehANgo Ana Y..s
= 8. 80 e sums = salt purchasers u uss
--REyRa 10
ssAa 4 A~sTias. ~.
g. \. S.ssf ~. S'ni Pre-, 49,.
niskslsv 4 nt,s. eSA.xAss as:, ONE
=. NsIlsy, Ess., SssSsy sstss.sus
- . go UaciAa,s ~
laE q n Il II IL 's.s.~s.-'s ~
~ ~ CkOIS.
0kuE1AL 1RAL HarA~.
tseyed Land. SssSs, so.a aud located
Ana Vncss Sv tf0pertY ~ Sah.
n "A In n.vArro.sss ,nvseted.
Apv1sA block, Main a..
c,nv
,.o ,os.s -. "a : 110tk1TY,
10, ploo na ~. soess Of III lo.ms rooa s.a
P.0e Sooo. eh
sss-I.o.a biloxi o.. 3 and 70 and 30 sIo,.
NJ aooro, M
cas-. % ssy, au We eh IL erected tv" 10,
aDo' Othss ~ isns u es7t psr Aasss mop iaa
wv 70 cold
s1.rsrs OF lot block .. Ror.s. puo,,
WSs soy. ssddtuop
8a2--Lot ffonting on Brady
street; ooxsSl ssst price 5000 70 Par,
axs-A hos.a ana Ia.
and 6.ines strsst.. n ~ 'usA west Corner =, m
'hid
a..
Sis0S u cssn' balance year; ehoap prassleort st.
''pHv,
| s3s-A house and lot on sas ala a, o.,
between Front and Second strssts Z! Ripley .t..
Price SnV0. 4sds.sss a. ....,.n
l ri $50
Lots bloes 20.
! Lots block So
| Lois7 and block w.
l streets, s0' = OF Iowa and a.,
20 feet on Main street, near seoo. VI"
ss7--Lot and block >, Fulton . ..,,.
49, u'''ol.
ase-A double fame bou..
teo-6osth <6fset Of 10, on tina ..,,
yeafs. 'ssse " niue
1l--7t acres one and Z hair mile. ~.
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DISSOLUTION.

~ partn OF In the arm Of Dashisl 4 Small, Who has
been compelled 10 return east, the bustness will
hereafter b carried on By the underslyned.
T5sThe present stock will be sold ~ cost 10 make
room for an immense stock of Spring Geods.
Remember the place, the "star store," Ne. 7
Main 81. near 'front.'
febo EDWAkp a. SMALL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head limited "a nbe special Offices
III be asserted at 10 cents per line each insertion,
Z so cts. per week.
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ipefiecb hrues 70 koIortl from LboT ostA biish
has gained for their Scales that has new
or been surpassed In the whole range OF uselui me.
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged us the
asrdardta all transactions BY weight. ~
lawsuit which arose from q discrepancy of
weights between of Fairbanks Scales In nae by
the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad Company and one Of
another manufacture recently tined In the Court
ofCominon Pleas, baltimore; thecase occupied the
Court two days and Judge Marshall in delivering hs
decision stated az the result OF bis evidence thai the
accuracy OF Faybaaks seates establishsd beyond
ali question. For sale by - -
BURROWS, PRbTTYMAN d DALzELL.
The well known reputation Of these Scales has In.
duced the vendors ofimpcrfect and worthless balsn-
ces TO offer them rs Fairbank Scales and pu rahas
srs have thereby 10 many cases bsen subjected 10
fraud and imposition. The manufacturer have no
with honorable competitors who trans.
act business in thAf own names, but regarding the
perpetrators OF Inc above fraud as pursuing course
alike unjust and dishon they take this ma e,bod
10 caution the public vi their i'm positicns!
The patoptesb manufacture under their own In
sps.tioR only at their factoy In st. Johnsbury VI
For sals Ia DasenPortsolely
BURROWS, PRETTYMANd DALzELL
X, Il II. FAIRBANKS d Co
ss,Johnsbory, w., May 81, 1850. |
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