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-sPEoIAL lMoITIcEsa
EE1SEl6EHsS : sCfs OSS' q
VA NIX EfHS . AUCE.

The delicate, pun, rtlgent, aromatic flavor
impaired to all kinds s,0f Fish Meats Salads,
Oysters Soups. Curl y, lries. etc. renders this
the best THREE II " CT
ever offered discrim.l T1linating public. II Inn
proves the appetite,l - strengthens the diges-
tive organs, iinpartsI - tone 10 the system,
and connteraets the Injurious effects Of too
greattable indulgence = Private families. Ho-
tells, Steamboats, or ~ Restaurants who con
suit the relish Of 81 S>lmeal, or the equip
ment Of the table wiz - never dispense with
the YANKEE SAUCE at
either breakfast DIM 7pner or supper.
This Sauce wherever used, is supereeding
all other artielesof the 0gind, and Is destined
to become as indispen- - sable, 40 sugar or salt
II is within the reach Slof all. While used up
on the grooming tables gIof tie rich, it equally
adorns the humblel . board Of the poor.
Sold by all Grucers, and General Dealers through
out the world, for
25 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
IS.ARNEs & PARK General AGENTS.
l~l5At Is Is PARK ROW. EeWiYork
LAUGHLIEs BUsHFIELD and W. EDWARDS ;
IRo., Agents for Wheeling. ie9 d&W em-A14-
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cINcINNATI MARKET.

,TuNE s-EIour firm and unchanged. receipts
light. Whisky firm. Provisions dull and little
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THE GREAT BEAUTIFlER,

THE GREAT BEAUTiFlER,
50 LOSO USsrCcEeFutLT SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!
ISoR IT nEsIoiEs pEE'iAE1.TLY GEAr HAIl; 10
i ~ riS6aI clial ever iasulisi ne bsil
u inudrlg. itching rn ~ teroilia5 feeid ts-d
and yin pTeaPrve g irasnatse atrs rroF~s- -
Z s9ss ~ SS,Ss'' - IT. ' sna ~
following II
Doyer.N " geh- "a. i-ss.
PRol. O. . WOOD eo-eiAr 9lts y, -, - a.
Wool IIIIr EeI0rltiTe isffo dayp eosopolsd
~ i n ij ie " y, e oTssr sssSfify irous ysu
Men 5ots ~ Asrs seld ss..fo Agss sosese tt,ss
AZ Eessivea fEea tis Ess SUBSTANTIAL SOD 5osthy st
% Vicinity. lsiy eoHviHee - thgf g g ApsT
ssd rs = sSsr = Iy Be one grossof q ~ and
''-'h y ~ S5ssesl DaSiEE LsTBoEP C.
Hickory Grove. 81 CharIrs Co. No. Eov- -. lsss-
PROB- o. . wooD-neaT -. ser,s iiis I.-i s1l-
IT, elects .asdsrui, fei Il on dfy 20 os ard
81, itIs sos hesd Tor some tins bad been perfectly
eovsrei With snregs ard seHs easd = seait eaa III
s 5s 1iaois fas $3.50 20 ~ sar Rs,.
Irve ga uh nitie hoFe % sseee be- - oartuT-
prise. and that Of All fdeHds, rey fE apgesie's
removed The disease etiTs- ad HsT and uxuFat eP
ofhair soon started oat ais .s can ny ~ ~ S ~
any other chif. We Therefore. and d ert5f Ieefl-
q ssalp and hair We ye9r'
sARAHA- uieGiNE0t HAN-
GardfneT. 1laine, Juar -. $50
prop o. y YOOD-Dear Eirs have nard tus bOtsi~a
o. Prsfrss-r Woo'S Hair Restorative. ad truy say
n = th ruatest discovery ~ the for TestoTinE and
changing le Ifair. Before usinF lt nan q rrVep-
~ ~ Hair attained IL original cninr Hcu ean
il 10 IL, EsFi without fhe least lear a. ~
case Eps one q TIE UofHt kina
D1NIEL n MURPHY
o. JWooD Co, PropFisiors so HrsadEay. NeE 5eEh
Tin great = =. Tire Railing Estlt.llenfl eEl ~
Markef ST. Loais- SO And ssd b al Foed irEs-
dess.diuIuiy. 1zslP'-sm
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nc pges OF Thenmaiisu, Neuralgia tout, Eryspslas
Is rapidly rAedng all similar prep
aratiOns. Tue proprlstors give fSr ts
deriu by 1t uuring Psstfe months, Ger
tdenss from the paTtpb named a'ei the PosseeAloh OF
the roprrtors, their length preeludss Of
all eu'A isE; ono BottIa TpInEa,Phuat.
Nrs Afsmt No sl5 Morgan Street, 81. Louis, havins
surred forthTee years siih ohs teo w
preparations without effect vas cured BY one ans
tie q Afs S i'iI spSt of lsursatOry.
Henry Davis Mound street, Louis Eho says he vas
ant vas cured by three applications OF the
Arctic i'in'in iisIiiy,the l.IttIe Chudreh.
little daush,sr o. Mr. Lee 5s.alSs fa a y seis
~ o,Ilna water The Arctic aseord
ing t. 'S few Sy tie little sufferer s
anu "a : :" SSssiored 40 BenMty.
Mrs George r. TYLER Canal street, N So had long SUI
fsred from painful ana dsf ggFlrs On ss
and by the use Of one bottle OF the
restored TO her 2S'i sFor IsfSss' Tenor.
Eugene Mallory Eas three a
t ~ fried the arcte Linimvnt. Three bottles cured
him IN a is" NssNv VondcrraI Cnret
Mrs Bedford Mobile confined to her couch for three
& a. al otter remedies was cured by the Arctic Lin-
rnent, in aliitle over mouth;
NTliFHIs, TExn., Nov. asth, 1851
b.r.bv certify TIL having been badly bruised ant
h I ~, tpiosion OF steam Boiler, Rfiend induced
M 10 nv Braps rctc liniuleLt Thesnait rnHl
" extra ted the scsds aud in a very short s1e ~
the palm gone fr0Htthe bruises. IN Two wees ~"
vrii and able 70 resume my business -.
HENRY HANERShAll I, reiluenes SaeAAon 'tfsr'-
rho Blind eeei
WKHsTER CRY. Iowa, NOV. stii, leot,
MI n m tae--Dear Srs For more than three gear.
I'D been AFFLICTED with innamed eyes,tn an egEIaHAtsu
tred various hyselan = nd nos
- Induced by DR.. Baun 70 try the Atot,c
,,tn-nt and In two months Was neefly ii. .g .tls
alIeted IN the same manner tor tie s,I1S
100 A. a dnrinr portion or the time vas entirely oiinn
80 I've anpiied your valuable binlmfnt apd her
ses now perfectly sound. Thus have WIN one Two
cured my daughter eyes ana ~
.rire me rheumatism in back golia oot ous
yor remedy Ia MY house. 1oats
WEnsTEH CfTT, Iowa. Noy. ttl Dbl
,.rtfv that I Am well acquainted With w lillian
ami win the astonlbinE cures he menuons ana
t,,oIS III statement be strictly true 49,, ,,,. j.
AHN" 50 n J. IVA DsIVORTlf, p. Ms webster Wy.
dso0d Tor Aninln Is .17. :
Mi. t,v.nabe Imminent Il also equally ehoa
rir the diseases OF auinaai As witness
.Messrss " q a Arnott ~
i1 &c two largest livery the ~
orally knoh sli 81 LOUIS, Dec. 23d, 1851
W. qned havinF used Or 5reEe
- = Of months, eheerfully tFety on, ~
In curing the diseases OF p9lsssf 20 WI -
"a or the Arctic being the best
" use no other we keep aid nave kett iol =
~ livery stables IN thls city ana
our experience about horse l,a
- ~ sest ana W. unhestatngy sn5 that tie
~ only one have ever fotlnu 70
~ sIiv eseom mend TO ailYer stapie sesel
othsfs having I'll e care OF horstsr. .4,vnr
acSsEs LYNCH, ARN0r 4 co,
Chestnut Street.
Guuitoasae ~ ~.
SIS n ayffIg old bfniuents on hana, VI ~
aeIi them 10 you 81 the best bit 20 3s -
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40 TAX PARRlkh.

1,E books the Assessor Of Real Estate can be seen ut
IN. Collectors office, tile Manufacturers Farm.
eSs' The hoard Of Appeal van meet n the Council
he reduction OF the valuation real property Ge
nut he made JOHN ., PORFERt
I'D .Nlefk.
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PAYNE & co.
Mr.. WV. KalnF, Baltimore
NOTICE 70 Il0UsEIkEE,ERs.

NOTICE TO IaOUsElk BEFERS-
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
TINlIE subserer takes srelt pleasure IN morning hia
j Gfsends pebble rus that be = BOZ rres fins
his SPRING STOCK ~ GOODS. Which Is very large
and embraces e great 81 Farety urd in this city
Nv Etoee eonsists. IN part q comples Asos-t %
Carpefst Euls nd Cinhar Nuu fsIFcrs NitaoW saasfs
Curtsiu Darass, Satin DeaneE, Glt Cornieess Curian
Banda aud Pas Iaie and PlaBo Cosers, tog-I1eF via
great varrtT OF nrfieies . usrtoi tla
stock has been selected with - % ls asa p5.ee
tllnk that OlsE 4ldeeEa eite tAt FAVE
u before offered in this city
Those ia want Goods IN TIE ese Ire, VII
sasy thelssTes that this the place for &C., asa teP
aps No ifs 3iain g.
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SCR advertisements of DR.. sanford's Liver In
vioorator in another colnmn.
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Bliss & CAnkBE1l,
(suoCEssoE5Io r. ~. gIuEsnE = -
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE = RETAIL DEALERS
IN
HATS. CAPS AND Straw GOODS

No. 30 MIN sIFeeEI
WHEELING, VA
NayE are lust living our Spring styles q HaS, CAPS
w and STRAW Gouds which, when ecTuIeie, WI szlfa
any other Of the k ever onrrse IN ~. eii ~
styles Moleskfn, SIX soft, B-aysr csssasr -
tn Iunsariau Oherun. Mario, kqssut, lialeTas Aur-
sjrras Freeh tj -. which oirT a. rrer- %
sut the preagn tatrinEt the loEs MARKET his RIB
n are resp etulIy invited ea Hn examine for nsnr
SeIves [api5l .BLIsS CAMPBELL
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BY THE UNION LINE.
NEW ORLEANS EXCITEMENT.

7ogyIoE. cORNER wATEIi- AND MONROE sT2EeTs-
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transient Advertisementa.

1t would be relief from very dsagrceable
duty. which we are obliged to perform every
day, ffall persons would remember that tram
sient advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests aremade for us to copy
advertisements, very often, and charge TO par.
ties or course we dop'tdo so. The mon
ev must in all cases, accompany the adver-
tisement
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DIV WOOD CO.. Froprieforr SI2 Hrcadrpy. NeE YoEi.
On - great s. =. v ire Railing Estalilsntj aSa -
Market 81, 81 Loais- no And sia b Al sosa i'I--
S'sis sssa.di.I Wy. sz.aPi-su
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BRAGGS ARCTIC LINIMBNT

rhls tneo,urebensible Lnim,nt, upon WHICH the EreA
of he afflicted ali lands nov rely for RELIEF IRON
.t usgs of Ihennnti su Neuralgia, tout, Eryspslas
Scroluln sprains, uisest burns senids anu All
dseaseH, rapidly rAedng all similar prep
rrrs tie following memorandum Of lev Of me Won
deriu cures by 1t uuring the Psstfe Ss
cSss from the paFtpb named ell thv possession OF
M oprtors bat their length preciudss peblieation OF
ali but a few.
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for magnificent silver goblet In sIe egs..''5
aspendid banquet wll'be given. THURSDAY, VA AZ
10 o'clock, procession Of the singers WIZ march
through the principal streets OF the CITY, AM, am
proceed to Denny's Grove, where pic.nlGsMiillII
come Off The proceedings Of the iesllval %,I,
wind up on the evening Of the same 'ay' VIZ
grand hall at Lafayette Hall.
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Domestios and Foreign Staple

T HAVE nov received sprinz sna sl115sr SEES q
i fyEOTygS (IfSSLtfERES lad fJ1l3Z1Aoe. 81 the
most lesrabie lest llbuees a. etreeerE1, ~
pric and uhIch pleparrd 20 make % n ths iatsst
~ nor "a slonnbie and a. The outtt Frtetl u
Which uoud cal the aftenlen % ny st.tseIa AZ s
r,7hfI- n eerera iaFE- stock - Ready 1ady
Cioihinr u1nys on hand a. lev Es- c.i ard Ne
..oa No - Water -
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Tae great popularity Of biz Arole las
ehaSfnr Re not persuaded - buy anything Els gEtgeu
Have efVen Boeriavss H5anl Buffers falr trial Ou
boI- eouVnee hoE iaauitey suefior i y 70 Al
SD q q 20 per botHs. sIs bottles Ter 49, - DE
sole P,oDrfef3Fs, BENJAMIN PAGE, JE- CO.
NanufzctlEihe Pharuaeeuii.t. ald eAsl1l5ls,
FIz168ERGA, p
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VOLUME 5---NO. 36.
RATES OF ADyERT1s1Na.

The Proprietors of the Abbeville Banner and
Independcnt Press have established the follow.
ing rates Of Advertising to be charged in both
papers = - :
p Every Advertisement inserted Cor n less time
: than three months will be charged by the ip-
the space Of solid lines or less for the first
insertipn, and Fifty Cents for each subse-
qaent insertion. ~ -
eB- The Commissioners Sherf's Clerks
and Ordinary's Advertisements will he inserted
In both papers, each charging half price.
eB- Sherif's Levies. One Dollar each.
&, CN- Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol.
liars. =
Advertising an Estray. Two Dollars,
to pe paid by the Magistrate.
. Advertisements inserted for three months,or
1op0ar nj tl,o followin0 rates =. 4.
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; Indian Summer

The weather. has been very fine; ,otfr I'll
1ian; summer" with its fine skies, fine, sAf
md hszy horizon, having come UPON US earle
han usual. -, Montreal Gazette, Oee12s - = =
There Is time, just when the frost - 5 I.
Prepares to pave old Winters way, $50
When Autumn, inn reverie lost ~
The mellow daytime dreams away rs? y,
When summer comes, in musingmind, ~',9rs
TO gaze once more OH hill and DELL :
To mark how many sheaves they bind, =
And zee if all ore ripcncd we'll.
With balmy breath, she whispers low,
The'dying flowers look up and give
Their sweetest incense, ere they go,
For her who made their beauties live, ,
She enters meath the woodlands shade;
Her zephyrs lift tile lingering leaf,
And bear i..gcntly where are laid
The loved and lost ones ofits grief. ~, :.
At,ast, old Autumn, rising, takes
, Again his sceptre and his throne = =
With bosterous hands the ire lie shakes,
Intent on gathering all his own.
Sweet summer, signing flies the PLAN,
And waiting Winter, gnunt and grim,
See miscr Autumn hoard his grain,
And smiles to think it's all for him.
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DR.. Heatins's History Of 2Ireish 3;
The following story is from this ;e1fll

aud Interesting work! -,
aH is related Of Labraidi Loinsech that
:his eats Wgfe Bhnped like those Of a horse !;
on which account every person that cut his
hair was instantly.put tp death; ID order that
he nor anybody else alive should be c6gniSant
flor that flemish. !. It was tbehabits filiis:
king to get his hair cut once, a. year4stha
as, ..le was wout;to get alfthe lair that hads
grown below his ears clipped off. s, Lots were
cast, 10 order, ,to, determine the person WHO
shouldspertorm this service, because the
person on whom it fell was put to DEATH.
The lot once felLuponst e.ssoply son. Of an
aged widow that dwelt near the kings ress
idence. She, upon hearing thereof, instant.
y betook herself to the kings presence, andt:
besought him. not to put her only sontof
death, as he was the only son she had The
king then promised to spare her son PROVE;
ded heT would keep secret whatever s.he
might see, and should never disclose it to !
any one until the hour ofhis death. !. After
this, when4 he youth liad cutthe kings lair,
the burden 5ofthat secret So operated upon
bis mind and body that he had toslie down
on a bed of sickness, and no medicine coGlG
have any salutary effect on him. When he
had been thus wasting away for a very long
time, certain Druid came to see him, and.
told his mother that the burden Of secret
was the cause of her sons disease and that he,
never could recover until he had told it to
somebody. He then told the patient that
though he was bound not to- disclose the
secretito any HUMAN, being, he might never. :
theless 60 to the meeting Of four roads, and ;,
when there, turn to his right hand !! and adIi
dress the first tree be met, and tell his story
to it, The first tree lie met with was large ii
willow, and stosit he declared his secret !.
Upon this the disease, btought Oh by brood
ing ,overhis burdensome' secret, was iin,ne-
diately dissipated and he was perfectly
we'll on his return to his return to his moth,
er's house. But ithappened soon alter that,
Craftini broke his harp, aand -shad to. go to )
look for materials for another. He cbanced8
to hit upon the very tree to which, the ;wid-t'
owls son had told his secret, and t4from it he
made hima harp. But when this harp,
was finished and put i'm order, and when :
Craftini commenced to play .thereupon1 it
gave forth sounds which caused all that
heard to think that it uttered the words ;
da 0 fill for 4LabraidtA Lore, which means,
Labraidth sthe mariner has ihes ears ofa
horse and however often the harp was
played upon, it gave forth the same. sound.
). Nov when the king heared.. Of this lie
him of the numbers he had put
to death in order,to conceal his deformity
and he forthwith exsposed ihis,ears to his 4
household. and never afterwards concealed
them: However, I consider this tale about
him in the light of romantic fable, rather
than true history" q; e i.
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Fractions of Squares will he charged in pro
portion to the above rates. =.
cB Business Cards for the term Of one
year, will be charged in proportion to th4:
space they occupy, at One ,DotAara per line
space. ~
EB Fer all advertisements set in double col.
sm", Fifty per Cent extra will be addedto the,
above rates ~ ~ 3
~ 49, >ai DAVIS 4. CREWS, ".
ft7br Banner;
~ LEE & WILSON, u;
For Press 4
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Here is Wife's Prayer, full Of fervii ell,
oquence and christian devotion, Which We
,mmend to each ofthat charming sex who
make us slave. and and slaves themselves.
1t strikes us that no recreant husband could
hear it coming in low tones from his wife's
lips, without feeling a melting sensation in
his heart, and becoming better ,man at
its conclusion. Embalm it, every one = =
Lord bless and preserve that dear per-
son whom fhou' hast chosen to be my hus-
band let his'lile be long and blessed, com,
Portable and holy and let also become a
great blessing and comfort unto him, a
sharer in all his sorrows, a;mect:help in all
the accidents and changes in the world :;
make epes samiable and forever dear to him.
Unite his heart to me in the dearest love
and holiness, and mine to him in all its
sweetness,Scharity and conplacency. Keep
me from all upgentlencss, all discontcnied-
ness and nnreasouabIeness of passion. and
liumor; land make me obedient. useful and
observapt, that We may delight in each 9TH
er according to thy blessed word and both
Of US may, rejoice in thee, having for our
portion the love and service of,God forever.
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AsS.C. HIsToR1cAL . SocrEry.-The
Charleston correspondent of the Yorkvile
Enquirer writes: @@+ =.
"A special meeting Of The So. Ca. Histo.
rical Society was held for the. purpose of
supplying members with the volume Of col
lections lately published, and'for the trans
action of other business Of private nature
Their already large collection of ancient.
documents was quite increased by a:dona-
ton of several valuable, and important vol.
umes from Che Hon. .AWm. Aston. Pripgle,
City Recorder consisting Of a Report on the
State Of the Currency, in South Carolina,
London, 1887 "a New Voyage 10 Georgia,
London, ,1742. IA Description ofSouth Car.
olina, London,l761. Z ~
/, This is. an important Association, and
deserves the ai4and encouragement of eve
rytcitizen of South. Carolina who feels an
interest in the early history of the State
The frst,yolpme of those collections has al
ready been published; and distributed among
the members. It was prepared, printed
and boundSin Charleston, ,sand il, in every
respect, South. Carolina book Tie sec
ond volume will be forthcoming yjn athe
course ofsthenext year, and will comprise. a
valuable collection of:bis,orics matters ~ -
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e. Il, = T. p 4 - '.Slst
. A Jewish physician sof Moravia. aDrs
Levitt, supplies curious theme for the spec-is
ulations Of tho Austrian journalists. He isss7
also the cause ofsome serious difficulty re- -
spcctipg questions Of .Israelitish orthodoxy.
This doctor having, by the bounteousness of
Providence, and the fruitfulness, of ibis wife,
become The joyful father of q son, objects to J.
have him scircumcised, but nevertheless de- :
cIares that he wishes his childto. bebrohght
upin the religion Of his fathers. The.headsE !
Of "a Jewish faith in MoraYiainsist that t6iaf
refusal ON thepart ofthe father TO have his
son circupcised, according to ancient prac- 8
tice, ,Samou2tsSto a scliism, and that the :
circuincised child cannot BE Eco onsidered as
a memberof the jewish church. The knott
ty question was at last referred to:the Cow
ernment, and dspending its ultimate :.decisiop,
the. Austrian journals, playing stho part Of
casuists, discussed the merits the pointin,
dispute; and argued for and inst the snlsss
timatuni OF: the 2ra6bisbs The quest on de s IS
/ bated was, whether circutaciion ,1ikeS Sbap. :
tism 10; the Christian church, ,is auiiffidispen
sableconditiofs Of the religion. OF Mossss & Z
The goYernmsn while expressing its nnwil-ss
/ lingness TO NEEDLE in aqlestions Of this DEF
ieate nature. has decided that 7cireumc &
ottindispensable TO- t6e true 81 latlre = Of ls
jew sand that in fact, thes omission Of = the
zrite does not tsentaiE any disability 5uponathe Z
Hebrew who MAY not have snbmitteds stoSit.
Thus ends thissi interesti1g discussion betW WeeD:
the rabbis and Dr, Levitt. & n
3 HIaH Pe1cE FOR THE i FiaEs.
llaye been politely ptoyiasa as With tho
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MERCANTILE AGENcIEs.-Messrs. Sage
aud Sons offer their entire stock of pianos
at auction! Such sale at this time must
result in heavy loss to them; but we under
stand that they do not feel safe in attempt
ing to pass through such winter as this,
without making serious sacrifice, in pre-
papatiou for calls to be made upon them.
The causes which have rendered this action
necessary, are such rs to render it more than
ordinarily painful. Some time in the fall,
the New York Independent announced their
hames among its list of failures. Their
credit in New York was at once destroyed,
andFon Investigating the source Of the 'ru-
NOR SO injurious to them, they found, after
considerable inquiry, that it was based on
the statement Of those mercantile agencies"
which are disgrace to tlle'business Of New
York, that their property here was covered
by mortgage to prevent their creditors from
recovering their Just dues. Such charge
could have been readily disprovcd by a
search OF the records. .tbut the mischief was
done before its nature and source could be
ascertalncd. The result is, that an old and
highly respectable house is compelled to 60
INTO measures to sustain their. credit, which
will result in great loss. Messrs. Sage and
Sons should have legal remedy to repair
the consequences ofsuclI libel as this. We
have known instances where the petty NAL
ice Or ignorance of the local informauts of
those agencies has brought ruin on houses
which were sound, if left to their own efforts.
The whole system is one of low, vilanous
espionage, which should be broken up by.
libel-suits wherever injustice is done.
%" Buffalo Id0ert;scr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08
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