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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-08
ADVANCE IN RENTS. Rents IN the cit.

budding together very uncomtortably. The
Haytien Minister is about to take up his resi-
dence in New York, and the house about to be
vacated by him has already about htty appl~
cants 1t is large, convenient and ehglbly 10
Gated and will command heavy rent, ranging
from $4,000 to $1,000 The house recently
occupied By the PruSsian Minister, at q rent OF
$1,000, is now occupied at s., 4W,- " ash.
Union.
The New York Journal of Commerce says:
-'Tbere is no pressing necessity tor another
draft. If any more men are wanted, Large
supply can be obtained in the States where the
conscription has not yet been resorted to, by
giving to thoe States definite time-say thirty
or forty days-in which to raise troops by vol
unteering before The enforcement of the draft.
This is the plan that is working SO we'll IN New
Jersey, the only State we believe, in which 1t
has been tried. New Jersey will without
doubt, have her allotted quota ready long be"
fore the quota of New York will be procured
by the draft. The same Congress which pass
ed the Conscription Bill also authorized
the President to call for 100000 volunteers
whenever he thought such measure necessa-
~ and proper. The President still holds this
power in reserve; and it might be well TO use
| it before thinking of second draft
! 4 detachment Of Bakers Rangers, who left
| Washington week ago, returned on tuesday.
They report that they had, during their ab-
sence, several brushes with Moseby and
Whites men, and say that the Contederates
always retreated. Oae Of these engagements
was at Smokers Gap, and another at Smith
farm near Middleburg Z report IS that on
one occasion, Moseby having stopped at
the house Of Mr.. Richardson, near Middle
burg, to get his breakfast, the effort was made
to canture him. He escaped, but his horse
! and saddle bags were taken. La the saddle
bags were found large number OF letters
| Senator Wilson, OF Mass, has made
sneech at 9. meeting Of the Union League,
strongly denunciatory of Postmaster General
Blair in consequence Of the late expression OF
opinion by the latter. in reference to the radi-
cal republicans and then doctrlnes
Cold in New York, yesterday, 1861
GaHonani announces curious novelty IL
the provincial theatres Of France-operas play
Cd without music that is, converted into COM
edies, with spoken dialogue, Of necessity re.
touched
4 positive panic prevails throughout the
IRON trade Of South StafordShire and East
uTorooo4orshira ENGLAND
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LYNcunune, VA.
sTAPLEs & BILLIARD.

.HNHE senior partner has associated Mr., p. II. Dill.
Il lprd With bin IN his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, Mt the old stand N SApleo 4 Andersen, end
soliaits consignmcnts 81 Sugar Molpsacs, Cotton,
Merchandise and Produce generally 70 sell pro
dUce at highest market rates- attend IN person 70
weights and delivery, and send account sales oug
checks nc once isihe old established rule OF thh
which 30 years experience with this market, and our
present increased facilities, prepares us 70 meet with
our naua promptness
Liberal advances on any amount " Produce IN hand
Always on hand heavy stock Of Manufactured
and Smr png TOBACCO warranted as represented,
and "a low ~ can be had N Virginia.
anl7 GINS STAPLES a DllLARD.
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their respective positions The Confederate
States Attorney also argued the facts to show
that the defendant was guilty as charged, and
it seemed to me that both sides from the
manner Of their argument, practically agreed
in the position taat whether he should be ad.
mitted TO bail was a matter left to the sound
discretion Of the Court, in view Of the nature
Of the crime and the surrounding circum.
stances. The opinion Of the Judge has not
yet been delivered. What it will be, il is not
for Inc to say. As this is tile frat indictment
for treason that have heard Of in any Con-
fe crate Court, have not thought it improper
to give you hasty and imperfect, though J
trusts candid and impartial, statement of the
positions taken by counsel on both sides. The
decision Of his,Honor will be matter ofgreai
interest, not merely as bearing on this case,
but as a precedent in other similar cases, il
any should sccur- The Judge is said to be a
sound, able, clearheaded lawyer, and therefore
his opinion viii be regarded with high respect
What it will be we will soon know.
CONFEDERATE.
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LOST OR MIgLAID

A BLACK travelling Va Use with the swuers nan.
"A written omit II Was taken by mistake or OH,
erwise from the Hotel in Chattanooga. on or shopt
the 9Th a September last, when on my way To Ken.
tuoky with Gel. Wade's regiment Of cavalry sois
valiFe coptairs lsrdepes, lint, roll Of adhesive
plaster, pins, poit tsustic. &C. useful onlv 10 the
sick on wounded; an Arotomical Atlas, by Smith a
Homer, also large volume OF Surpery Illustrated
these volumes have the name Of a. G. Grove written
On the LIST poke; also Amy Surgery by Chsholme
and q volume Ut Buns Poems, the latter priced on
account of being trophy nom the battle field al
Shileh. The finder will please give me information
boat said valise. Tie contents were very much
needed on many occasions. and on none morsI
than at the battle Of MurAeesboro
J, h. PEARSON. Surgeon
Jany S0-2ts Sth Confederate Regt,
Whecler'S Brigade
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$3.50 REWARD.

ID WHY from ihc subscriber pn The gu Two
IA boys. Sam and billiard. Sam y abolt IS yean
old not very black, 3 eet II inches ~ height, ana
little grey from sckuess le Is very bow legged ana
awkward IN appearance, but stout, active, shtswg,
and sharp featured. Iiliiard Is about rs years old
feet 10 inches h,yery black, anda blacksmith ,,
trade. lie IL square hut, well propohiOned, ana y
times slow spoEen and sluggifh IN appearance pus
shrewd and sharp They viii attempt 70 enlist uneeI
the Federals Ia Tennessee. VIII give tbO w
their confinement In jail No that eau get them, avg
500 for proof enough 20 convict Tho white person
Joseph q. BLOpNT,
Turkey Iowh, 7. o Cherokee Co AA
Jny 20 lm'
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[ADyERrlsgMESr.l

Mn EDITOR: Justice 10 out but knows rolhne
himself let me ht him again with few questions.
member Of Capt McFarand's, now Capt Willis
company and whether or not, be Harrison had a
substitute regularly mustered IN " service IN his
place and he discharged and whether on net Hais-
son did report with regular certificate Of discharge Of
Calhoun in person.
And whether or not llarilson's father did 70 u
Calhoun with certificates, 10 secure bin from thl
conacript acl Aud whether not be Justice p az
write the ceftihcateh Then The enquiry OF thosC
not likely TO know the lacts, will be made
Feb. 1. 1868. CATOOSA
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We learn from the Huntsville COnfedor-
ste, that Brig Gen. VIM. B, Bate, "has SO
far recovered from his Shiloh wound as to
lay aside his crutchos and walk with cane,
and hopes to DO able to undertake active
duty in the field in few weeks" This
will be gratifying Authorization to his manner
Gus friends in the army and in this State.
Gen. Bate is one Of the most worthy and
deserving among Tcnnessec's numerous
gallant officers. lie has, we learn, from the
Confederate, been ordered to report for duly
to LIT. Gen. HardOo, as soon as he sufficient
" RECEIVERS. We hope he will not permit
his anxiety for active service to cause him
to 70 to the field before he entirely RECEIVERS
because he might by SO Doing en- hanger his
life and cause tho country to lose his valu
able services. In the language Of the Con.
federatO, VIC wish "a speedy restoration, anc
long life to the gallant General"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01
TAKEN up

A ND committed 10 JAN by The military authorities
"A AT Chattanooga, on the "a OF October, 1862 and
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of the
Peace, for tie county Of Hamilton, Tenn. on The
10th OF Doe. 1862, negro boy who says his name Is
JACK, and that he belongs 70 John Pride u sparta,
White county Tenn said boy IL black "a years
I'D, feet I Inch high. The owner IL requested 10
come forward, prove property pay charges aud take
hir out VI jail, j, u, SWAIN,
duc2l Tailor
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

BeA. Governor Ramsay Republican OF Min
nesota, has been elected to the United States
Senate from that Safe, in place Of Henry M
Rice, Democrat, whose term expires in March
next. It's as base substitute for Rice as
rice itself is for coffee.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

pay The enterprising Mobile publishers
Messrs. Goelzel s. Co., advertise for copies Of
the most recent publications Of Victor Hugo,
Dickens and Wilkio Collins. for republication
in this country.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

The Nashville Union Of the Goth contains
tho following paragraph;
STEAMsoAT BURNED. We learn that the
Mary Crane, one Of the steamboats, belonging
to ihe feet which arrived here on Sunday, was
burned by the guerillas at BeIsy's Landing
near the shoals. When tho Science passed
tho Mary Crane she was burning, and all her
crew had been captured and carried of, il was
supposed. The mate of the Crane was killed
and two oihcrs Of the ctaw wounded. The
boat had stopped TO take on wood. One The
gun boats shoilod tho woods, but NO enemy
was discovered, that we heard Of
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

Rey- The Petersburg Express asks ;-"Will
Burnside risk another battlel" III he risks his
reputation on it, he won't be the loser in any
event,
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Dey-The New York Times says the rebels at
fought with fury and tenacity.'
What q !io They fought with Enfelds aud
three cornered bayouets
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Day II is reported that Gov. Robinson, Of
Kentucky has called for 10000 troops to resist
bincoln's despotic policy. lie will have to
call pretty loud to make that many hear him.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

Beg- One of Georgia's brightest jewels, who
has sealed his devotion his country by his
blood, said in private conversation: " The
man who is richer at the end of this war than
at the beginning, is an extortionor." lie
knocked the "black' out, when he said, that
sure
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

Bea- jerks says he had "a good ear for mu-
sic, before fellow down here in Arkansas Bit
It off, in a fight,
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IN COMMISSION HOUSE,

40 100 MAIN 81, LYkCnBrEU va.
The undersigned hsye associated themselves togoth
or under The style and firm Of .lames p Scott a Co.
Mr. The purpose Of conducting general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have uuted
that large and elegant building No. lO2 Main Street
Lynchburg, Va, lately occupied by Jnc. I. Davis q
co., and on the lgt day Of December asxt. Win be
ready 10 receive Merchandise Of al kinds ior private
aud aneton sales. They solicit cons gnments Of Man
ufaclured aud Smoking Tohncc9, sugars, Moasses,
Coffee and other Groceries, Bale Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics Of al grades, Wooen Goods Boots, Shoes aud
Leather and oil other goods usually Olfrfed for sale
Their nrst Auction viii take place Al an early day
IN December, Of which due notice, with catalogue
will be published.
They respectfully refer 70 the merchants aud bua
meas men ol Richmond, Petersburg, Danylle and 9th
cr cities Of The South whose aid and cooperation
will be dolly appreciated.
JAS. p. SCOTT
OF lhe late firm 81 John a. DAVIS 90.
HENRY ". BOCOCK,
WIN. II. PARRISH,
Membefa VI the arm Of Boeock h Parrish
ihr conccru d hOc0ci 4 Parrish, No. BdGg,
street, viii continue az the old stand as usual
decl7.8m BOCOCK a PAhRlsH.
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qfl.n rp and COMMITTED 10 Iail

IfAkEN up apa committed ie Jail Su the 3Sth JAM
says he letpRs to Jthu fOrllol rutherford copntv
Tennessee, I've miles mem Smyrna Depot; said negi.
is about ~ on 70 YtRu old OF a copre, color e,,
10 inches high and weighs about l70lbs
J. H. SWAIN Jailsr
Jany. S0-u Chattanooga, Tenn.
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BeyA An Irishman says "Its great pleas
uro to be alone, especially when you have
your sweetheart with you"
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p1s- Raw hide is said to be equal to the
best tanned leather for soling shoes. It ain't
the most con.soing thing to the foot, however
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

nea- An exchange contains an advertise
ment Of Cog Brandy for Sale" The Rich
mond Wing suggests that it should be iHcOg
as fl probabilities are that no one would re-
cosnizc il as Branay-least of all imported, OF
Cognac Brandy.
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HEADQUARTERS BrToRp's CAvARY BRIoADr,l
GENERAL ORDERS Jany, rs, 1868. I
No. g.
THE following order is published for the miorma.
l ton Of all men recruited by me, and who have
ahsented themselves without leave, or have Joined
any other command attached TO the army. They
will report 20 these Headquarters by tho LIST day OF
February next, or be considered deser'crs,
[FxTRACTl
HEAD'QRs ARMY on TENNESSEE
Tullahoma, Jany ~ 1861.
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Bzy~ The Richmond Examiner of the 26th
inst, says that Gen. Kirby Smith and staff,
who were in that city last week, and started
for his new depariment of Texas and louisa.
ma, returned on Saturday, having been called
back by orders. General Smith will be either
assigned to Frederickshurg OF North Carolina.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01
PANK ELLIS FnR SALE

Oec00 State Of Georgia. sonth Carolip, ..,
DllUOO, Alabama. Apply 10 '"a
Jany. so-sw" Rw CoRBlN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

The dispatches this morning anBeunc'
that Burnside has resigned, aad that Hooker
has been appointed to succeed him. Sumner
and Franklin have also been relieved o.
their commands. Another dispatch states
that Gen. Hurlburt of Illinois, aud Gen.
Willard of Ohio, have resigned in conse.
suenee Of Lincon's proclamation. Those
Eve Generals are lost to the army of subju-
gators and emancipators Sic transit, the
glory Of the Lincoln dynasty. The grand
fabric topples and threatens to crush some,
body Stand from under.
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DsS- We lay before our readers this morn
ing an interesting letter from DR.. JEo. M.
JOHNSON, ChiefSu geon fCleboufne's Division
Hardees corps Of the Army of Tennessee, Civ
ing the experiences Of Surgeon Scott Of the
c S.As after long sJjourn among the Yam
KEGS in Kentucky, Dr.. S., brings cheering in.
tellgence OF the condition of things in the
dark and bloody ground" and the letter is
worthy of attentive perusal.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

Baa- Taylor Brown, the clever young Tcle-
graph Operator a Athens has been transferred
to the Knoxville office.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

Rosecrans has notadvanced beyond Muir
freesboro' ThoNew York "Trihupo" gives
as reason that the men Of his army were
exhausted aud needed rest
Tho Yankee loss IN the battle Of Muir.
freesboro' y thus summed up; killed l,474j
o,slS wounded aud 1000 prisoners fetal
lO,2sy
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To tha Pnblio.

n. w. CORRlN stll Keeps boarding hvuse few
doors below thc Central House, wheyc transient Witt.
orr can always be accommodated. Call on bin, and
Judge ior yourself uanlt-lml
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STOVES! STOVES

J New Stoves for sale at
x lany. S0-SE' RIM. MYERS
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The Empire State Iron and Coal Mining
Company,

OFFICE oyER sTRoHECKERs DRUG sToREl
MACON GEORGIA,
ELAN ALExAEDER, President.
WIN. b. JOHNSTON
4. h. BLOOM.
n, Il, sTRoHEoHEE, ni,oa,,..
j. COwLGs,
A, NJ. l.ocKETT,
A.. y. Tnoms0N,
JANIS A. NIsBkT, Secretary and Treasurer.
A. y. THOMSON, General superintendent.
Jan. llth, 1863. On
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

IN ACKEg. IA the woods well tmbered with oA .
M aud hickory near Good Hpilngai Two MY nn1
from (iaysyiile, On the Western and Atlantic w,
Road. solomon Gwalmey ~ William y. ware ~
the negb0rhood will show the place TO any ene p, ad
Ing 70 purchase. bargain can be- had ~ WV INV
onhppcntion % >, H,Minhnnar ma
Jan. 10Th 1868. OPPOSITE the GoSl UNIV
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eegr There never was a man 80 poor bn
TIA, he had plenty o. friends o give him good
advice. itt
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GENERAL ORDERS !
No. 6. !

TX The following oder from the War Departmcu,
dated "Adiutant aud Inspector Generals 00eo
Richmond Nov. 80 1868, i rcpubllshed for the In
formation OF all concerned
compliance with is requirements will 10 ex,
acted
TEXTRACr,l
ADJT AND INSTRUCTOR GKN'L 0rFlCE,(
Richmond, Nov 20, 1862. I
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The letter in this mornings Rebel, from
our special Huntsville Correspondent "COn.
federate, relating to the trial Of Gen. Hick-
man, for treason, will be found to contain
matter Of much interest as bearing upon one
of the most important trials in the history
of the Confederaey.
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SPECIAL OnDER 4

No $50
XXXYII. Tile order consolidating the regiments
recruited by, and recently forming the brigade Of
acting BrlgadieF General A Buurd Is hereby revoked,
and the faii consolidated regiment together with
the fact Of unattached companies, composed Of Gent
Buford recruits win be norFanzed uniformed into
to full numbers, which wiconsiitute Gen'l llulords
brigade Col Chenault and Bullet With their com
mands will report for duty, as part Of Gent lulords
rrigade.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

neg1- At an auction sale OF negroes in'Athens
Tennessee, last Tuesday, the following high
,r;oo, ,,,o~o ,ooI;,aJ
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By command Of seoy OF War,
JOHN wlTHEDS, A. A.G.
Rv cntn1nand Of GltNlI. RnAliN

GEoRGE WM. llRENT,
A. A. Genl
The attention Of all concerned is called to the fol
lowing anicleol War.
art %. No noEctmmssioned edlceT or soldier
shall enlist himself IN any other regiment, troop ~
company without regular discharge nom The regl,
ment, troop, or company, IN which he last served
on The pcalty OF being reported drsgrer, and sui
ierng accordingly And IN case any officer shall
knowingly receive aud entertain snch non comms
stoned officer or eoldie OF shall not, aitsr his being
discovered 20 be descrer, Immediately conbne him
served, the said officer shall, by Court Martial, be
Casbered.
Which viii be rgdy enforced both against thoe
who refuse TO report as stated above aud against OIL
GERS who rotain enlisted men absent IRON Their con-
mand after the ls February 1863,
BY order OF Brig Gent BUF0RD.
Jony. 20.3t rnos. NJ. CEowDEH, A.A'G,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-23
Legal Notice.

Asenath Yarnall and Joseph Yarnall her
husband and William P. Slack, of the State
of Illinois; John Sla.k of the United States
Army; and Thomas B. Slack. whose place of
residence is unknown, will take notice that
ON the 25th day ofNovember, 1868. Jehn P.
-Fogle. as the administrator with the will
annexed of john Slaaght late of Monroe
County, deceased, did fle his petition in the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, seek.
ingto sell the following lands and tenements
lying in Monroe County, Ohio, and of which
saidl John slaught died seized, to wit The
east part OF the soath west quarter of section
twelve, in township six and range six; con
tanning one hundred and eight acres. And,
also, the South east quarter of the north west
quarter Of section ten, iu township four and
range six; containing forty acres. &
Said petition will be for hearing in said
Court on the 26th day of december, 1868.
JOHN 2. FOGLE, Admir-.
Dec: 2, 1863.-4w.. .-.,.~ *
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Swarming of the Medical
Hives,
CONSOLATION FOR THE sIcx.

Considering the enormous number of young
NJ. DPS that our medical colleges turn out
every year, we certainly ought, (if there
be any virtue in regular physicking,' to be
a much healthier people than we are. But
the bills of mortality do not shorten as the
list of doc tors lengtheus. Quite the reverse !
5 we say, then, with Macbeth sThrow
physic to the dogs, l'll none of it?" No, that
will not do. Nature, when attacked by dis
ease, needs an ally to sustain her. An ALLY,
remember; not depicting agent, that helps
the disease and exausts her energies. We
verify believe that most of the dIugs admin
istered in acute diseases have this effect
Such, however, is not the operation of one
Irsadivine now generally used in this country
for complaints of til: stomach, liver, and
bowels. We mean Holloway's Pills. OF
course our readers are aware that both the
Ointment and Pills which bear that distin-
guished paysiaian and philanthropist's name
are in the highest possible repute all over
the world; but we have only had an op-
pertunity to witness the effect Of the Pills.
1t gives us pleasure to testify to their efica-
cy. In dyspepsia and liver complaints they
unqucstionably work the most marvellous
cures. Nay, we will even go so far as to say
that, with this remedy within their reach, no
man nor women need ever be troubled with
d spepsia. The pills remove the distress at
the stomach, and restore the strength and ap
petite with a rapidity that is really astonish-
ing. The curative action seems to be the
same in all cases, without reference to age,
constitution or sex. Such, at least is the
conclusion to which onr experience and OBJ
servation polnt.-N. Y. Advocate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-23
Fairbanks Scales.
April 80, 1868.

Weighed in the balance OF just criticism.
all are obliged TO admit that Fairbanks
scsles are, without exception, the hest ever
invented We know whereof we affirm, be-
cause we have tested their value, and are
fully satisfied of their superior merits. The
introduction of these scales has wrought a
revolution in the transactions Of various bu-
siness, and their accuracy is such that uni
formity il weights has been established all
over the country, thus making them Ma
rIoNAL LEG ALIzRp STANDARD. Nor are they
CO Mined to the United States; they have found
their way toalmost every part of the civilie'
ed world, and are adapted to the standards of
all countries, so that it may be said, all ma
tions, if OF "weighed il these bslarccs," at
least weigh by them. HUNTS Merchants s
n dyt al v