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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
ELECTION RETURNS.
How the Ladies have Voted on the
SeW,n. Machine Question.

AS all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma
chimes are obliged to pay E. Howe, Jr., a fee
for each Machine sold, and are also compelled
to make quarterly returns to him under oath,
the number sold, his books give q correct
statement of the actual number disposed of.
He reports from January LIST up to Novem-
Der LIST, 1859:
Wheeler & Wilson. .21 ,306
Grover & Baker. ...-lO,2S0
Showing gain in favor of the Wheel
CIR s. Wilson Machine of. ........ IL ,026
That's the way the ladies are going ''to a
man." OctI3-d1W
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

sH@ We direct attention to the advertise
meut of A J. FRANCISCO, Public Square, who
is just in receipt of the latest styles of hats
and caps, and assortment of furs &c, &c.
Give them a call.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

DIAMONps.-A few more of those fine Pins
and Rings left at Shields d Co.'S. First class
JeweIry, Gold aud Silver Watches. Ladies
sale of Silver Ware at o'clock, P. N. A
general sale tonight at Z o'clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
r. Tha Third Ward

Club will he addressed this eveuing hy orr
distinguished fellow-citizen Gen1 BsEFoT''.
The Third Ward Clint ,ztcDd - cordial iasi-
tatiOu 10 the various clubs Of the city, aud
the citizens generally 10 offend We hope 10
see the hall crowded 20 overhUwing.
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,.e..r.- ,.a.nes ana Pex.on.

been agreed upon by The Hon. BAILEY PEYToS
and Hon. LANDoN :. HAYNES, candidates for
Elec;pr icy lie State tt large, at which times
and place they viii be pleased to meet and
address the people II viii be seen that "a
number OF counties iiavc been ommitted. This
vas unavuilahle ow!p2 10 the want of tim e
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
ST. LOUIS. NO., IS, 1860.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Is, 1860.
At the National Fair this day. the first
and highest premium was awarded to
the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine, over
the Singer, Wheeler 81 Wilson, and eight
others in competition. If
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

~ We are Indebted 20 the ADAMS Ex-
rREss for files of philadelphia. New York aud
Louisville papers. We had begun 70 fear
that the ExPEsss had deserted u altogether.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

N- The Ladies have resolved to vote on
rhe Sewing Machine question. They have
declared for freedom from leather pads, di-
minutive shuttles, and winding bobbins, and
are deter Hi led to have Sewing Machine work
which survive the wash-tub. In short,
they are going ''to man" for "a new admin
istration under The Grover & Baker.
dEWtf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

NOTICE TO BunDERs.-Proposals will be
received at the Office of the undersigned for
the construction of frame Church on the
Murireesboro Pike, miles from this city,
Plans, specifications and bill quantities, will
be open for examination, from this date. from
g f1 ~ ofoioel-- oh 5a--
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as eiigtOuS hooks,

Imich on the PARALLELS of our Lord. Price 81 rs.
Plain Commentary on the Gospels, vols English
So 90.
\ Plain Commentary the Gospels, . vols Amer-
can, 81 90.
Bishop Brownell;s Commentary OF the Commos
Prayer Book, 81 25
The Imitation of Christ by Thomas \ KempIs rs
Double Witness of the Church, Doctor Kip, 70.
For sale by JOHN YORK & co.
The Nsw York Daily Herald received every day by
eet9-u JOHN YORK ECe
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

A WATCH Losr.-Miss KATE BArEnAx, the
accomplished young actress, lost her watch
yesterday whilst crossing Cherry street op.
pOsite the Theatre. 1t was small, Lady's
Hunting Watch, made by BAUrTE, Geneva,
to which was attached chain, gold ZEN
amelled with bIue) lOcket, an agate, or cor
nelian heart, a large and small watch key.
The watch was present from Mayor KNs-
LAND. of New York, and the iocket from Mr..
LIE GRAND SMITH, who was lost on the Pa
cifc. Their chief value to Miss BArENAS is
ia the assaeiaiian anfsshe desires uarr ro,,eh
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
Public Speaking.

Gen. ". s. Bate, Breckenridge Elector. and
Edward 1. Golleday, Esq, Bell Elector, will
address the people at the following times and
places:
Hardy's Store. Wilson Co., Friday Oct. 10.
LaGuardo, Wilson Co., Saturday Oct. 20.
Gallatin, Sumner Co., Monday Oct y.
Hendersonyille, Sumner Co., Tuesday, %
Fountain Head, Sumner Co.. Wednesday ,2i
Rock House, Sumner Co., Friday Oct. rs.
Hartsville. Sumner Co., Saturday Oct ~.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
Nashville Raees--Second Day.

The race yesterday was for the Buford
stake for three year olds, heats, one mile;
5000 subscription, $50 forfeit, the Associa-
ton to add $500. There were six entries,
but only three came to the scrateh-which
were J. S and S J. Hunters Sherrod r Mar
tins Ngyy Burton and Roundtree and Breath
tits nameless ch. f. In the first heal Round
trees entry had the ok, and all got off
we'll together, ROundtree slightly in the lead,
Bl7f9sl led Hunters Sheyrod past the half mile
stake. when the latter made Il brush and got
in ahead, Ruundtree still retaining the lead
CALAMITY. 10 the third quarter, ShcrTOd
come down to his work sufficiently to pass
Nary Burton, aud ran with her down the
home stretch coming in from half to a
length ahead. and from two to three lengths
il the rear of Roundtree-the latter winning
the heat, under pull, in 1:492.
In the second heat the start was about the
same, which was the same for the first quar-
ter, when S6e1rod passed Aary Burton, and at
tempted 10 come up in the contest with
Roundtree; but the effort was unsuccessful,
though seconded with some good running
In turning into the home stretch, Mary Bur
ton was left ont of the question, and Saerod
got down to his SUNDAY work. in he bust
ness with ROundtree. 1t was in effec (, how
ever, ''no 60" and Roundtree came under
the line, some two and a half lengths ahead,
while Mary Burton was left some twenty or
thirty yards beyond the distance stand. Time
I:49{.
There was a good crowd present, and the
weather aud track were fine. She7rod was
the favorite at the outset, by from four to
six to one; and a considerable sum changed
digits at these figures. For once, at least
the knowing ones" were slightly picked up.
Even after the first heat, which was run
under a pull, Shsrrod was still the favorite
though the betting was now on the Le-
con3pt blood, rather than on the appearances
OF things.
After the race was over the Roundtree and
Breathitt fliy was duly christened in the
name of Bsrta AcGorocE. May she never
live long enough to dshonor the NAME
1t gave US pleasure to note the attendance
of quite number of ladies, whose presence
added much to the interest of the occasion.
The second race advertised was not run,
Free Trade galloping over the track and
taking the pursG. The following is sum-
mary of the day sport:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

SHERMAN II. BooTH, who was forcibiy
taken from the custody of the Collector of
Customs at Milwaukee. Wisconsin. has been
re-arrested and committed again.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

~ The BELL GAYS were ont yesterday
aft ernoou. We tip orr bearer to them for
the PATRIoT salute witt which they honor d
orr establishment
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

Prom the Commercial Bulletin, Bo=ton Get Is, 1889.
Tx SurzIyG POST--This point seems, a. last, 10
have been reached, n invention known as oial-
dErs' : Prepared glue. which b. simple application,
without hsalng or preparation o. any kind uniLes
the fragments II almost anything into perfect hole
his glue Ia really valuable invention, and from lis
utility. must come into as extensive and general use
as the frictic1 match Cctl6-2T
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
Col. L.. Id. CardweII.

Col. L. II. Cariwell, Elector for the
Fourth District for the regular Democratic
National nominees, Douglas and johnson,
for the Presidency, will speak at the follow
ing times and places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
Fruit Jars.

lust received and for sale al lowest prices an add
.b tiOaaI supply OF FTuiJ Jars and Cans, say
80 tGE WIOugHhy Class Jars l quart;
10 - e % quarts
IS .. Glass Jars with COrks for sealing
Also on hand 10 dUz I'm Fruit Cans, one and two
quarts tor sealing up, All warranted
Also L. bbLs- bess Gear Goal on al lowest price by
barrel J. ". WILSON,
sept4-tf Il Loiese ST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

GEORGE BABER and D. c. DOUGLASS, OF Sum-
ner County, will address the people on the
Political Issues in the Presidential Canvass,
at the following times and places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Gold
and SilVGr Watches, Diamonds, and first
class JtWtlry at Auction.

II HIS Stock comprises full assortment equal in va
l. riejy and styles to any in the country The Sill
Ware consists in part OF Tea Sets servers Ice
Pitchers, Creams, Cake Baskets, Breakfast and Dinner
Casters, Wine stands, Egg Stands, Syrup Cans Dining
and Dessert Forks, Tea Table Dessert Spoons Fish
Knives and Forks, etc.
WATCHE-GOld ChrOnometers, (genuine) Diamond
Setting, Ladies' Watches American Lever Duplex and
Double Timers-Gold, silver and Plated
JEwEIRY-Setts from 500 down, Diamond Crosses
Rings and Pins.
CCTLERY-Pccket, Tea. Dessert and Dining Knives:
in short, assortment OF other line goods usually
found III first class Jewelry Establishments All of
which We will sell TO the highest bidder cash
mencing on Wednesday evening, October the 10TH at
early gas ght and continuing day and night until the
whole stock Is disposed OF.
All goods guaranteed as represented or the money
unded
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and examine
the goods BE j. F. SHIELDS & CO.
Central Auction Rooms, No. % College Street
oetlO-u Opposite Sewsnee Hotel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
Public Speaking.

RUSSELL HOUsToN, Esq, and JOHN +.
HOUSE, ESD, will address The people on the
issues in the pending canvass, at the follow
ing times and places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY.

A Hand s ok for L es Gentlemen
This not, might be inferred, collection Of set
rorus ceremonies rolnts OF etiquette, and eonyen-
ionalzms- Written by person well eeaversaat
with the vorld, aud, wtiaI, deep tanker. sage
reasoner, aaa a correct msralst u VIII eeeone
standard work on Habit and Manners, and viii aud
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
u. " 1LLIAMS,
Sec'y. State Agricultural Bureau.

Office OF exhibition and sale of the Grover
& Baker Family Sewing Machines No. 46
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
E. ii. BROCKWAY,
Proprietor and owner of the Grover & Baker
Patent for the State of Tennessee.
Sept. 26-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
NASHVILLE, Sept. Is. 1860.

The Committee appointed by the State Bu,
reau of the Seventh Annual State Fair of
Tennessee to examine, and make award for
the best Family Sewing Machine, find on ex
hibition the following machines in COMPETE
ton the /. NJ. Singer, 4 le;l.- d Wilson, A.
B. Howe, and the rfog4: & Baker. The first
three named, although differing in construc-
ton and capacity. still SO far as the stitch is
concerned, all arrive at the same point, max
ing what is called and known as the shuttle
stitch, each using a shuttle or shuttle and
bobbin, upon which all the lower thread, or
thread used underneath is required TO be re-
spoiled. The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes OF family sewing with
degree of satisfaction, but we conceive from
their construction, operation and stitch, their
principal adaptation is to the purposes OF
manufacture. The points we conceive most
necessary and important to meet the wide
range of requirements in a machine Tor fami-
The Grover j Baker-extent of capacity
simplicity of construction, ease Of manage
ment, advantage of using thread from two
spools without reminding; strength OF work,
elasticity, durability and regularity of stitch,
and quietness of movement We therefore
make award to the Grover Baker
JOIN HEROES, Chairman.
10 w. HORTON
J. W. WILSON,
C.. II. WHITE,
JAS. a WOODS.
l hereby GETTY that that the above is
true copy of the original decision and award
OF the Committee upon Family Sewing Ma
chimes, appointed by the Tennessee State
Fair for 1860.
L. p. WILLIAMS,
Sec'y. State Agricultural Bureau.
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MEssszs- CE.EK, GKEGosT * C0--NAsHvILIE-Ge''Is
purchased bottles OF your AmbrOsial OIL, which
has given entire satisfaction Coke, TOothache and
Headache GEORGE STEWART,
e-.tI6-Iw CYRUsrcx. Lincoln county. Tenn
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TUESDAY. Get. I6.

SECOND DAY-BuforG Stake for year olds; heats,
mile; 500 subscr Ption, $50 forfeit, the Associa
ton To add 81 Il the is run; tIFee or more ,
Mi the stalk
RGDdtree x BTcI,hitt enters CHI f. by Imp.
GleuCs @, dam by chesterfield -..-.--.. /
Hunter enters u c >he-rOd, by L.
comP:e, out OF Plea yUDe by Mcdoc -. g
Z Martin eHte,s &C. l. May Burton By Imp.
= y. II y 0is
y - II riding enters gT- C LOy atty, by CiiIide
Htroid, on, Of Delta Dy Imp. Pram. pd T.
BrUS.iT8x Cot Al enters b {. Sallie Wood
wa-d, 10y Imp. Albion, out of EudOra by Imp
Pam Pd II
" " NCOsfOlS enters br- f Lula HorIJu, by
lap Alb OF, Out Of Martha Dunn by Imp
S'vere On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. pd #
SA2E DAT-Willismslt County Stake for Two
ytaT Oius; one a. is out; $50 entrance, D. play paid
" HeyUsiLs enters CHI c. b. Glencoe, dam
BY Are -------------.-..-.-- --.----.---.. paid
u II lar son enters gr- (. by Dan Rice, dam
Qseen By drummer --.-.-.-....-..--- -. paid
q G4LIt enters Gy albion, dam 2 lily Pillow. PAL
John a Campbell eute l. by Ton Good
rum Ua1a b. Boly4r paid
Al 4 Cotton Jr-- enters b. C by Free Trade,
diEE Dy imp PrEaTn- galOped
Today the race is for Association purse
5000, three mile heatz-one of the most inter
eSting DAYS of the week
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In order 20 reduce my Srock much IcssiS!e be
ere receiving new Goods for short time VIII o.-r
my sUIirv steck - cost for cash
July . $50 DAVID HUMPHREY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
PC Lie SPEAKING.

Thomas W. BEAUMONT, E>q., will address
the people of Humphreys aud Benton COuu-
ties, at the following times and places
HI-MPHREYS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
NOTICE

have sold out my entire interest in the firm Of
Nicholson * Humphrey, TO David Humphrey, sho viii
continue the business heretofore wal assist him
him in winding up the business Of the old fTrn, and
solicit for him Continuance q The patronage bestowed
On the old firm l. & NitItL>cN
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Bp Velearaph.
sailed.

NEw YORK. Oct. To- The steamer Saxo-
MIA sailed to dar for Liverpool, taking S50,-
, 1860-08-28

The San Fraucisco dts Gdlif; rnia say

Tbs San Franci.co dAs c4lif rnia s.ys:
"severaf xssse:f1 sgo married hdyn nIie,idin.
in the Sandwich Islzudt, who had coin. to
this eity,' Invoke in the night and plam1} nav q
phAatoin nf her husband, and IN &tat Stppoli.
tion, called 70 har son - boy ahou. t1elre years
Of aEe, .saying,t henry, here = yonr .hshef.'
She got PIP and advanced toward the figure and
it disappeared. She r:1c:::. l5rse.i 70 see
whether ahe waa not asleep, but fo1nd herself
fully awake. Tho vision disturbed her very
much; notwithstanding the fact thxt sho had l. #
her husband .iu vigorous heelih in Hnnolu!p,
few weeks before, Ehe feared greatly that the
vision indicated his DEATH She insisted that
her husband must be dead, and that ahe must
1oturn to Houolu}u by the first boat, and so'
she did! 4 FEW DAYS alter her departure
resss' arrived from EonolusT. w;ak' rSws that
hcr hasbandhad died: uis':detsb, however,
did not take place on the dag when SIG saw the
vision; but week hefore.'''
Nov Ms.r,ll .e4 It: Rhnst!' storJ. Ono night
last sulpmsr, lady on the Vest Side, Was,
awateaed by 4 knock at the door. and heard
A~thA-" q tsltn,h-~H ~ .s- ---s--A -
------.,-a..--..--., k<t'tts Aoaee u
son whs lad been absent for a few days on =
yacht excursion, We think to Futtn:Hay, per-:
haps 'Dstroit. The msther got mp, s!Ensk
light aud went to the door, but nd son, and NO
search could find ous, althoust there MAS no
mistkiug the rap and the voice.. = '-''
!. The next heard al tho sou bis yacht was cap
sjs.d and be WAS in the water come houra be.
fore being picked up alive, and the 9cetdent
occurred at the very point Of time on the night
when that rap and that vo!cs wers heard
tfeFek1n@ .Ard{d.. .,...". "4.:H
, 1860-08-28

| Tho crcst oceanic current which rroeseds
| along cur Eastern coast has hsen makiug tall
tuencs fsli las scssrl days, to The no sl,au dis-
| comfort OF ,taaltiness 8 who have heea sEat rug
from laszi,ude, The c1uso Of which tic were
/ not Ill able to explain. With the mercury aF-
day, ba weather, ,aas lelt a oppressive - p heu
! tits at 80 on ordinary oecssions The aun has
niai.E1d TrilIladty Mss1y I 6snfs aea Of fi Clouds
iay. piled up n1ourd tte horizon, while masses
! d " scEdH foattd actoss tha 17snth!' For sew.
sral days i. threa'e*e ed to rain, but failed to
fulfil the thresk;' at List on Tuesday afternoon
/ is:mtelvas il earnest. Yesterday was clearer,
and the mercury stood 4 little higher in tha
tube: but the wind still continued to rcme from
l. the ocean and eTiry person te|t uncomfortable.
The rain oflast night has again partially cleared
the atmosphere. .''s
- Tbs Gulf Stream, ,a1 10 have alxeady gated
is responsible for the annoyance. In summer
it hugs The coast Of this part Of North Anerica
morn closely than in winter and the sonihe sst
wind brings u more directly uuder tho ,inaa-
ence of that heated current. The atmosphere,
on passing over it. bsNtnes surcharged with
yanors. which partially CONCEAL ppon reaching.
The land, THAT, DISTURB ls So abundant that
tue human ~ stem Is unable 70 Parforu the in-
sensible perspirstion required 10 preserve it in
tVRV Us ASNt<- S]AN A<'ASVF $AAN
disa2 2reeable feelings experienced. . ,'-'''
Ths prevailing atmospheric currents in this.
section of country come from the northwest,
and IN traversing tha continent, thbse hare be-
come nearly: exhausted q: 1he,r = & moisture tyre
animals as well 2s the surface Of the ground,
and in. sha. condition tb' human being, dis:
ehazgir freely through tho poEons syssem1tesls
unusually active in body and clear in intellect.
The ply steal aud mental .ch2racte1isteS Of tho
' American people, in fact, are owing in great,
degree to tho Winds which prevail in this
e G. otk;4 h.nd ii: xe,l ot faIep. Es; h.,
climate more mild and moist than ours, because
tho southwest wshdsare more or less laden with
moisture collected from the Gulf Stresn and
tho REMAINDER Of the N ort1 1tIAttic This dif-
ference in climate has produced different type
Of mankind that is heavy slow, phlesnat-
ic and dull, in comparison with. ourselves,
Owio9 to similar canees, the Anglo Saxon stock
Hllprodpce sill oiheE rarieties in South Africa,
Australia and Htndostau.
The Gulf 9tresm is IN excellent institution"
il December; but II it can do no better By us
than for the last few days, We shall Tote it nu-
! ea1se.- ~. r. Cass+ Adp<11iaes. J ,n.u.tIH
, 1860-08-28
~ Tbs Ser Yorx Rost says Of Mr. Bronts
father Of Charlottesville has yielded to his
Increasing inirnitiex. And tatired from The

~ Tbs Ser Torx Rost says Of Nr. Bronts
father Of Charlottesville has yielded to his
increasing in6rtnities, AID retirsd from The
taThi. old minister w.s :: ve.y efeetiTs. II
not bril!:r1t, pulpit orator. We heard him
and tbs picture h. presented was curious and
striking. H. woro hugs white eravat, COM
ple.eIy burying hia chm Il w<n as his neck,
md Absolutely hiding tbs iowerpart Of hia f4e..
In the old pui pit. stnck up sEainss the side vail
Of tho church, only The top ei bis head was .tsi-
biz when h was seated. His text WAS takea
from various pas1ages in the Lamentations Of
Jeremiah, which he Rad from pocket Blb1s,
t1p!aiuiug them as be proceeded. His para:
phraa.s al ths SrIipturel .erses rsre eouehsd
il the most beautiful language, aad, ol course,
wholly exsemporaneous. 4 mors afsotingly
beautiful sermon it nonld be Difficult. 70 hear,
AID thu fact of ths then rsceut affections to
Which Nr. Bronts tAd bean subjected, in tho
loss Of his last sad mott celebrated dauRhters
raTs ! peculiar effect to The woEda On which b
5artlcufarIy dvt!t; "Apd I lid t4y: strength
sud nv hope u pe44hed from the Lord, ramem'
befIse. mine 1M:caona aud ny misery, ths
:rnrm1ood And tbs gall. This ! recall to mind
therefore hare hope. for n il Of 'ths Lord'a
I passions fail not" s't.''' |
, 1860-08-28

"TheLxeu k11on1zsH ut Niagara.
The Southern e1curkiouists were not greatly
pleased with their entertainment At NiAXarn, ~
will appear fro,a tae following extract from the
tdi.orial correspondence df the New Orleans
, 1860-08-28
Account Of Trial Of ScAfea At VefE1oNt
STATE FAifs 18j Sc.

Account Of Trial of scales at Vermont
.,, . State Fair, 1885,.
.- . fTrn ,Ae Ra.anxtou F.t< PrtAl
Correct and reliable stzndarts Of WEIGHT
n ths eounuaity ~ oay sseoz "a z1ns - enzeet 2dn
<4pssia dealing aad reEah* currency. IN vsv n1 sha
sousde4st,n The cst t11 of Aay ses1es 1t tht 6lAs
fnss Hnd hs rauns worthy Of nate. We premise BY
rtaa.trx th:t u 9tass Fatr It Mertes tsss TeaE
tvo coup<tao7s On ssie4 Apeeaze md after the ta
tie 4zst premium axArdsd TO III. John Howl 1F.o
Bs,neoa Il. hAy..es cfsbs stru Koss patent; and
the second " e r Tassatks r. Co.. Of St. Johasta15.
The sae pssttamA ak1,a Il Ba,takton dis tsn ptepaz4
for tnsou&h iHl Of Aas 1srte Ire nt1s u ths seas
Tie party deEnx 10 retain III new eaesaee and
&Ae okhar dst4rtnad to saxa1a Ii 1st pss- taoakA
it'll .tutsd and tha fouowzE bsa1eot tha
tesa applied flvs tnae of ttosd oo vs ptscFd
Ia turn upcn1he sses x=d The whole zo~ed arst to
one ste nd ,heu tAe ctAer Ut TIE ra. md a4dt
tonA weight OIL no lbs In ~ b. vetshts VIZ ~Exhed
hHe tie ire occupied ths sa.5us po=dorx Again,
ZOO III Of iron r1sed uFua trct, aod weighed
ess4rely On e1eh Of the ur .! The platform mi
IN Tt u.er orlt E1a1 vtIxhta Of aza ~ t. to ba
were then weighed Msa vers weighed, hrkfy And To-
kette. sad knke SD aSxk1ts *ssa.s se1e eoncsseto
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