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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-14
A Great Mistake.

The Legislature of Virginia, for near half
century, has been engaged in endeavoring to
make Richmond a commercial city. They have
expended millions of dollars in internal improve
ments TO draw the trade of the State to klcll-
mopd. When Baltimore offered, at her own ex-
pense, to give the farmers of the Western part
of the State an outlet to MARKET the Legsia-
ture refused to let her do it, because 1t would
draw the trade to Baltimore and away from
Richmond. The whole legislation OF the State
has been directed to this end, and the people OF
the interior were disposed to second the efforts
of the Legislature.
Recently, in consequence OF the panic IN tne
money market o state of things arose, which,
if properly improved by the citizens OF Klch-
mond. would have enabled them to accomplish,
without difficulty, what had so long been aimed
at The notes of the Virginia Banks-as good
notes as any in the world-suddenly, under the
influence of a senseless alarm created by bro
kers and spectators, fell in Philadelphia and
Baltimore to five or ten per cent. below par
1t was the very season for laying in Fall sup
plies of goods. The merchants were ready to
set off to make theirpurchases. OF course they
did not fancy the idea OF standing shave of five
or ten per cent. on their money. They natu'
rally turned from Baltimore and Philadelphia
and looked toward Richmond. They said to
: themselves the Richmond merchants and Bank
ers know our money to be good, and they will
be glad to take it for goods, and we will go
there and make our purchases. But hardly
had the thought crossed their minds before the
astonishing news reached their ears that the
Richmond Banks had united to discredit the
notes of the interior Banks, and to put them at
as great rate of discount in Richmond as they
were in Baltimore and Philadelphia. The eff
feet was soon seen. The interior merchants felt
Indignant at the action ofthe Metropolitan Bank
ers, and they determined to give Richmond the
go-by If the object of the city Banks was to
drive away trade from Richmond, and to para
lyze IL business, and to create prejudice a
~ city, they have certainly acted in
accomplish ~gat end. If they sought to
country ainst the town, the State
kichmau1 hey have been very sue
IF the ght to discredit their own
lepress us stocks, to Danish confidence
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07
MoRE SILLY THAN SAvAGE.-The follow

MOkE iJILLT THAN DAVACE.-lhe follow
ing are the remarks made by Mr. Savage in
the House, on the occasion of Mr.. Brooks.
death. The friends of the deceased certain.
Iy have no right to object so seriously to
remarks made by Mr.. Summers friends in
Massachusetts in condemnation of Mr..
Brooks, under the provocstloD of such eulo.
gstic twaddie as Mr.. Savage uttered in the
House
Mr.. Savage did not approve Of much
talking at any time but he would do injustice
to his feelings and those of his continue nts
by remaining silent on this sad occasion
History records but one ThermopyIa but
there ought TO have been another, and this,
for Preston 9. Brooks. Brutus stabbed
Cesar in the capitol. and whsteyer NAV be
thought of the wisdom and justice of the
deed, the world has ever since approved
and spplauded the act. So shall the scene
10 the Senate Chamber carry the name OF
the deceased to all future generations, loDp
TO be remembered after all here are forgot.
ten, and when these proud walls shall have
erunbled into ruins. Had he been permit.
ted TO choose his own death, he [Mr. Ssyspel
WIS convinced he would have fallen in some
great battle OF freedom, But i, was not for
him TO question the wisdom Of Omnjpo.
tsnce.
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Iuerssss n ore than 50 percent, sas

JIM LAsE. This notorious freedom
sehreseher passed through Burlington few
days since on his way to Kansas. The Ter
ritorial Government should put him through
a course Of sprouts, when he gets there, tor
the trouble and outrs1 es be caused there
The like OF this Lane 10 not fl to be at large
in civilized country, and savsges would slip
his wind for him in double quick time
Democrat,
The Democrats allies, those Border
Ru&sEs who call themselves "Natjnnal
Democrat" are just the savages who would
'"slip his wind" for him, if they could ge,
mold Of Lane. What this particular "Terri.
torisi Government" il that the Democrat
says SHOULD put him through q course of
sprouts" the reader can form some idea of
by reading the Kansas letter we have
lately published. The Democrat in the
above Item illustrates some Of that symDa.
Thy for Border Ruffsnism ard hatred 10
Free State men Of which we hays charg
ed IL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

Gp The Democratic papers gay that the
late election OF Cameron 10 the United
States Senate through the bribery of certain
Democratic members of the Pennsylvania
Legislature wss "a very remarkable affair. -
We really do not know whether the re-.
msrkable part of the business in their est.
nation i. that Democratic members could
be purchased, or that an aspirsnt for office
was interruptions enough to purchase them.
One thing is certain III all Democrats be
kept out Of State Legislatures, there will
never be any Democratic bargain and sale
in those bodies II lie the only sure remedy
that we know Of, and se recommend il
strongly to all concerned. Leu jour
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

In recent letter, Mr.. Thaekeray intro
duced a personal anecdote apropos Of Napo-
leon:
"When first saw England, she was
mourning for the young Prince Charlotte
the hope of the Empire. lcame from In
dia az child, and our ship touched at an
island on the way home, where my black
servant took me walk over the rocks and
hills ill we had passed garden, where we
saw . man walking. That is he said the
black man. that is Bonapsrte; he eats
three sheep every day, and all the children
be can lay hands upon There were pso.
pie in the British dominions besides The
poor black, who had an equal terror and
horror OF the Corslcsn ogre"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

GIvIss rEErE REAsoss. ~ The seven
Democratic members Of the Pennsylvania
LEGISLATURE who voted against Forney for
u. Senstor, have published card giving
their reasons for so doing. They stiglastixs
Mr.. Buchsnsn's alleged intsrposition ia f.
yor Of Mr.. Forney, which they cay they
have satisfactory and overwhelming proof
Of, a. "snw srrantsble assumption Of autho-
rity." and say that had il not been for
that they would have supported the caucus
nominee,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

REMOVAL or THE CAPITAL OF NEHR4skA
The House Of Representatives. Of The Ne.
brasks Legislature on the 18th ult., BY Q
vote OF 20 to 10, passed the bill 10 remove
the Territorial Capital to Douglas City, a
town IN Lancaster county, on Saline creek,
al point seventy miles north Of the Kan.
sas line, and thirty west Of the Missouri
the bill having before passed the Council
BY vote Of 8 10 4 II was supposed that
Gov. lizard would veto the bill.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

IMPORTANT From MEXICO.
ADVANCE OF THE REvoLuTIoaIsT UPON Tam
rico-BATIK WITH THE GovRlsnEsT
FoRcKs.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IS.
The Picsyune is in receipt of adyices
from Tampico. Mexico, to the .l4th inst.--
The news 10 important.
A battle had been fought On the 9th in.
slant, between the revolutionary forces IN
der Garcia and the Government troops, in
which many lives were lost on both sides,
but the Government forces claimed the vic.
tory.
The battle occurred At Old Town, and
during its continuance nearly every build
ing in the place was pillaged by the inva-
ders.
At the date OF our last advice Gen. Gar
cia, with his troops, was advancing upon
Tampico, being then within only few
miles of the town. The government forces
however, were preparing to give him bat
tie.
The American Consul at Tampico has
sent on & request to the Collector Of this
port, New Orlesns) asking that a revenue
cutter be sent immed iately to the scene Tor
the protection of the American residents OF
the place and their property, 40 the Revo-
Iu,ionists threated to pilIage the town.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

pEhfNafD BkEATB,-Whst lady Or vsu,I.,,s i,
would remain under the Of disagfsssbs hrsstl
when BY usng the 'BALk o. A THJysasp FIgwys.r ~ >
dsntrise would not only render sweet bpt ssys a."
teeth white az aiatastori Many person. d. No., -
thef breath As bsd and the subject is % Issats tI.
bis1ds VIII never mention IL. Posr = single dror, "a
balm Oh your tooth brush and wash the ts.h nrg
and morning A MY cent bottle viii is.t . year,
BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION may ss.IIv h NJ
CURED BY using the "baIs OF TBoUsAsp FIoS.E9 =
IL viii remove tan pimPes and frscklss from M, skin
i.ssins II Of self and rossais hue. Wet to.sj nom
90 two o. three drops and ~asl the iac. nigh spa
morning. "1
SHAVING MADE RAsY.-wst your shawn. bfu,L
In either warm cold water pour % two o. tLT.r a.
OF BALM ~ IBoUsASb FLowEEs," rub the heard vi
and IL viii make beautiful sol. IatAer much 4, MI,
ting the operation Of shaving Price only bfy es1i.
FOR sale BY all Druggists. r. war. of coupfsrf,its
None genuine IEIess signed by
W. r. fEIRIDGE d Co
81 zhdosa FRANKLIN square, New Y1sI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

6IHxixG OF IsE J. A. CosyEKs.--Ths
steamer J. NJ. Convers was sunk by the ice
al Fairy Island, on the 2sth ult. The boat
and cargo, which 10 valuable, will prove
total loss. The Convers was valued at S4o.s
900 and ID well insured,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07
CaIn4sE sUaA1 CAFE.

pUaE SEED, CnCP 81 1891 =,
VNhE subss hbsEs hereby Inform he psetle, ~. -
i they havss small lot Of pure fsseh sses eli
Genuine Chinese saga. Oa1e
for sale, In packages suesasss y ptaas ~ :,
MsssU. BanSws 4 pssttyas % va,
Tlyrs or Of The sabsehksss y eeq!t 1er0SYl.n
Davenport Jan % dem flhLBt = HWseSs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

SrAMrEDE OF PsIsoHERs. prisoners
who have had their lodgings In that ercellen!
institution, our County Jail, mustered in q
body, on Sunday evening, and forced out .
loR-said log being component part of the
wall Of the hstitution-making thereby q
hole sufficiently large to permit their egress
which they lost no dme in making-"va.
moosing the "a niche" in short order. They
have not been heard Of since.
Dubuque North West.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

Two WOMEN FROZEN TO DExrH The
Madison (Wis.) STATE Journal. Of the 25th
inst, states that two women were frozen
{, death in the stage between Nuscods and
Prairie do Chen, on the 18th ult. They de-
c'ined getting out at hotel 10 warm, when
asked by the driver, stating that they did
no., suffer from the cold as much as when
they first started. At the next stopping
place they were found frozen 10 death.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

hoiloWay's Pitls...soothiSg get Search
ing.-Free #, mineral ingredients, tasss pnls
sooth and heal the irrtated membranes OF the ston
! ash and the bowels, while they expsi all morbid
matter from those organs and Undue them with ne "
vigor Sold at the nanutsctories Ne % Maiden Lane,
| New York, ana No. ga Strand, London, and by ali
druggists ar 49,, d2}sc and q per box ieb3 d~iw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

TIE DIsTHcT CouIT, Judge Tuthiil
presiding, has been ia session during the
week, but nothing has occurred Of psrtieu-
lar public interest.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07

COME AND Sch THEM AT
"Iss IswA BOOK Hoox,,,,
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CspartnsrshiP Notice. 1.-The undersigned
have this day formed eepar,nsrship, and win con-
tinus the Printing and Book-Bindipg business al
the old sand, corner of Second and Brady streets
under The Ora OF Luss, Lane & Co.; and wosld so
fcssa continuance Of the patronage which has been
| so literally bestowed on the old arm.
Davenport, February I'd, A. D. 1857,
4. r. LIshs
k.Y. LAM,
isoS din II. PRICK.
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GRAPE WIN -,

TUE suSscnbsn vsuld respectfully call ~ a.
a tsnuon Of Wins Grower V To
Early NsFsheFn MUsoaAlne Crap.
having raised and proved ever forty dt9s!eesIt
hstss Within ne last y Pears, W asan ~ ~
fsstly hardy, very profile and sipentng ese ce
one gallon OF wine to every quartz Of 49, ~
We lave limited stock Of lAsSs ase vieeess,,
plants for sprtsg planting which aAy p hssx ,i ~
each, sccsrdlns TO age and siss. We esnues ~
public sgainst fraudulent vsndssa- We AAye "
peiatsd Ma ssrs. 1tr isy 4 Dvtse eur aeean ~ ~.
lews, Of whom plants nay y I'D. ssess' -
count 10 dealers. p. oTkWxkIl-
D.I HAWxlIe:
New Lebanon Shaker vilisss, Cslsnels Cen -
FlNLkY& DWIkB, ASss.
For particulars ssS largo bills q Doffevse ~"
tynan's Of at 0sxstts oAcs. laN&
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six indians Fresea to psatA.

The Nebraska cores pondsnl Of the Glove.
land PisiadssIer says:
"The weather thus far has been one Of mn.
precsdenied severity in ,NsLsaska. Eos
several days the thermometer has stood Il
II or Is degrees below zero. The third and
fifteenth Of this month il stood respectively
at thirty-two and twsnty-si degrees below
Much suffering has snsaea from the exces.
sys cold and storms Nearly every week
we receive the intelligence that some per
son or persons have frozen to death. An
Omaha Indian named Yellow Smoke, and
his whole family, consisting of six persons,
froze to death one day last week, while en-.
esmped near the Elk Horn river. about thir-
" miles from this city. The snow 10 now
about three feet deep, on the average. Eff
| " miles north Of here, it Is said to be over
| Eve feet dsep. Snow storms occur once q
week, and are generally accompanied by a
high wind, which renders travelling extreme.
~ unsafe"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07
BOO KSy
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Books fer ths PsopiS and their Children

Books Of Travel. Dooks CT Science
Books Of Romance, Books Of Poetry,
Books of Prose,
DLASk Day Books. LsdSers Journals. Note Re-
II eeiPt and Time Books, Pocket Mspx OF ali the aii
fsTsnt States and Territories School Book of
all kinds tins shosrsph EnSrayinss with or without
frames Fine Gilt Moulding together with large md
we'll selected all kind Of sy.l paper
hi Paper, foolscaP, Lsttsr, Note aud Biilotr both
white aad assorted epors; Envsiopss ali kinds Indel-
dold And silver Pencil Cases Portnoniss Gard Cases
visiting Cards. Pocket Ink.tsnds Psrfulaery Pencils
and fsnhcidsrs, and az nuumeAbls quantity of other
ct tbs Twin City BOOK Store, I'd street, opposite Is
Siaire House lfet5dtfI s.H. STARE, Agent.
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lAnMAA
- - N - eW -
aseso u 3xoh.. n
kxooaago n Is. And
y sels II nm Y s!assipal ~ IA.
Al su.u.." !. y suit lsssIss Y ~
ass "ss 10 aA.,,.
An1rSean r,
g.. = r,aai.ra Bank v"
DNsLy s.ss.. 's"t as..
siat:..y ! sis ss.as, ss.ssat... l"sss
Henry Ailisr, "a esS
U EORGE L.
SkAL Kara Vli
i's,sa sIf. aanss bought, .ol1 ~. ~ Aelh
~ !. and Ci,y - r., lssa,w,
O0ss 10 Davsnpor,,y Invested.
e0ek ~.
&s N.
UITY plnpun
Seo.A hose and 10 IL s.4Ix
ssin, wooa sSsd, g.; 81 ~, =. ,s.s. .sssp.s
sss.-Lo.7 block and !,
"
No. sa9-Lot No. Q Ia 49,.
Souss, . ems story f,..s 80 = ssssss4 - a'sS.
stasas. hrtsgs II . rent Of ~. asvs,sso9
low. ss'ssss ~
'sus
ssl-Pars oflo.,.
sr;s. eco = ''' block = Foxes. /. as,.,
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49,. - %, 'xsae % Brady ana
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ana 0.,nss ssrs.. ~ n aes sn south ~.
s'sse. Sas a
49, v ~ s,a Mo iots u -,
sslanss year -, Ssveso
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| breIy 81 Ise fesI desu. ~. ~ thsG
| ysass. '-Ssss 70
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MA asv brick Ness =,
AIS Sses, dssirssss p,ops,, - Fan
sss-Iwo houses on hsfrisss
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n-Ho....n.
pssssss ., cellar, 3 s,essrssA -. eos
esq. III
ss7--Aeass ana 10. ..., m, =,
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sss.s tos 0xte0, 70 lease sss Is SeaSs M
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80 =, sSsss aas tes y lease NJ u ,...,
ree.seisss. s'q'~
a.. -
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- s'' ssM
SI-Les block villa ki,eh.a. asa
ie'is ne town Of SsAssy,slN
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COME AND SEE THEMAT
|>1ANA] "1sE Iowa Boon kooss.,
30. 70 Brady st., near the Post ONE,
Abdominal sunnart

Abdominal Supporters.
Nhs. BETS ptsro- Abdominal suuuou.f ia
AVE- vented By Mrs. sarah Bstts, Fbil.islohIs IA
highly recommended BY The Medical Pac.iiy q. T.,
ing the besi instra tnent Of NE Kind. For sas hT
FRANCIS JACoBY, ia
1sA1o ais Apot6sesEy
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New store and New Goods
E&R. II. TYNER

New store aud New Goods
4. 4 h. II. TYksR
M now opssias - me saaa asfnSsy ~ ssss.a
i1se64s 81 enesyc new MOCK ~
DRY obs,
.sss.., lur III ~. ness., "a s.n .alieA - Ne No.
- ssAson. Oar seDcL Of ------
LADIEs pR1ss G0oDe
Isiarss, aaa eonps.e. great pAny elegant ME- e
and pattsrnx Blsc6, Fancy, Hsan, se.tRsa ~ ~.
Silka, Ansltn sad Wool pstAinsss " DOL per siS
.h and f,sach Msriass paamsttA o:shs' &c, phil
heavy stock Of Morrlmaok, Coohsco, bay Siase x1h
ip Aliens and other good brands Of
PRINTS
All OF which will be scid at low prices
8G CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.
This department Of our stock Is full and complete
and contains great many new styiss, bought drss'
Of the manufacturers; also splendid assortment q
cLoAKINo CLOTHS,
Long aud square Broche and Bay State .hswis
Broehs scarfs &c alss nice variety Of Lsdis vRs.s
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Our stock OF
Ccntsiu. great many bcaatifal Ooilars HaIdksr
chiefs, Sleeves Bands, Founcing, Lacss and kdgings
and complete stock Of Velvet and otnsr Dress an
Cloak Trimmings Our stock Of
sTAPLR GOODS
10 very large aai contains splendid variety Of Be
Blsukets brow aud Bleached Muslins nd Drtlings
Ticking Woolcr and Canton GlaRnsls, lindssys Den
Inns Crash, DC.
our goods wesp bought with the sntention Of openin
here about the frat OF last mouth but We were NOT abb
to procure . room. The season has so far advance
that We will sell them At very low pricss-ss low, &c
than were ever before offered In this city In orde
TO make room for our spring stock VI gosds.
The public are respectfully invited 70 cali and exam
Inc our seods AAd prl css. y. H. n TIMEX.
Davvnport Jan Qs A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolutioul

Under thishssd limited nu nbeI pscial notices
will be inserted at 10 cents per tine each insertion,
or so cts. per eek.
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Iron, stssl, Hsil, ana plaoL.mi,h,. !

Ron, BtssI, HAils and Blaeksmiths Teols,
Iron, Pittsburgh Boiled aud Charcoal, sSeds and
New York rednsd Of all stsss; Mali asds, saps no
article Of sweds and iPittssurgh; Cast stss /, Nay.
Ior GO Round, square, Flat and oetaxoa, EnSi ish
sizes Nails and spikes 81 xli Sizes, lot Prssssa ss
and washers all stEsG Bellows, Driils, Vice. Ham
noie, Cast and staai Faced, Horne Shoes Ana Nsls.
assorted siscc Springs, Wagon, Carriage ana seq,
Springs; Axies, Wagon, Dray and Buggy Axles
shoysh, spades and Grain scoops various brasds,
rhimbis skeins and wagon Bosss, assortsd sises
Crowesn, Picks, Hoes, Grindstones, Cast hers,
Had hitching Posts, Iron Kettles snd Farnaes,
Prn7s-ThRtehsr's Patent LIT asd Force Puup.
This Pump will not freeze and less liable to re, out
OF order than an c0sT In use, aud has had Or
uoa awarded n every fsdr ~ wnich It las essn sx
hibi;ed. iau9Y ,a7
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A SHOOTING ATrArK AT CAlRo.-Ws find
the following in the St. Louis Democrat of
Monday;
A general shooting melee lately occurred
at Cairo, opposite Adams, Graham & Co. 3
store, The main fight was between Capt.
Williams, of the firm Of Stephens & viii.
liams, and Forsyth, freight agent Of the II
lnoi. Central Railroad. Williams cred two
pistols six times at Forsyth. and Forsyth
cred twice at Williams. Neither hit the
other, but by mistake William shot his
own partner, Stephens, in the leg, inhct-
ing bad and dangerous wound. It was q
kind Of northern and southern affair be-
tween lower and upper Cairo; and now tina,
the war is started, it 10 believed there will
be more of such scenes. We understand
that both parties have been in the habit Of
writing acrimonious letters about each 9th.
er, to the Cincinnati Commercial.
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Imperfect article 70 90 foSsA from their
mas gained for their Scales reputation that has new
OF been surpassed In The whole range Of useful me.
chanisai.
The Scales arc unanimously soknow LEGGED a. Il,
stsadsrsih all transactions BY seiSht.
a lawsuit which arose from q dtscrepancy oil
weights between Of Fairbank' Scales In Use by
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company and one Of
another nsnulastare was recently tined In the Cou n
ofcommon Pleas, Baltimore; theeass occupied tbs
Court two days and Judge AArshAl In dslyerins III
decision stated the result OF bis evidence hal the
accaFscy Of Est,bsaks Scales sss ksyo0d
BURRows. PRkTTYMAK DALzELL.
The we'll known reputation Of these bealss has In
duced the veaden Of imperfect and worthless BAH
ees 70 offer thom - R.iIbank Scales, and parsAss-
eTs have thereby In many cases been sub3scssA 20
fraud aud imposition. The manufacturer have no
controversy with honorable competitors Who tsapS.
set business In tA11f own nance, bat rsxnrdina ~
perpetrators OF lhsebovs fraud ~ pursuing csssse
alike usjust and diaAeu0rabIs they TAKE his sthod
to caution the public Of their Inn positiens. r
The pAtenIees RsputactuTe under shsiF own in .
.pecyon only 81 their fActOy in 81. Johnsbary, VI.
For sale 10 DsvsupoItsclely BY
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st,JohnsbuEy, W., May 81, 1886.
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