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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

The Spring and Summer Session for the present
year will commence on the first Monday in Mtttrhs
and end With the last week in July.
The Studios Of the Preparatory Glass will 'esn-
brace Orthography, Reading, Pennmanship, Arith-
metic, English Grammar, aud Geography with .nS
use Of the Globes
FiiICE or TUITION PER SESSION,
TWE LvE DOLLARS.
Junior Glass. Astronomy, Natural, Mot.a, and
Mental Philosophy, History. Chemistry, Khetor-.
ic, Logic, and Politica Economy.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior Class--Drawiag, Oriental, Mezzoti, to-,
and Velse, Paintings, and Ornamental Nee ile. :
work, Including the branches Of the Junior Cla'ss
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION.,
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON TIE PiANOFO 2TEs,
PER SESSION, TWENTY DOLI.AF s.
L The Institution has been provided with good
Piano, and the Trustees having made a range
ments TO procure the assistance Of two ad itional
Tutoresses feel themselves authorized to offer 10
parents desrous Of procuring for their .iaughters=
4 solid and ornamental education, all the ndsan a.
ges which numbers and competency Of INSTRUCTOR
esses, a spacious and well regulated Academy
and retired, healthy, and pleasant location can
secure.
The Boarding House under the sup ,fintcaderce
ofLr. Young, has been fitted up, win q special
view to the accommodation of young ladies. The
House Is now ready forthe receipt o.. of seventh
boarders, and no pains will be spw FL by the pro-
prietorto promote the comfort an convenience Of
OF hsbcarders.
The price Of boarding per me nth, SO; washing
S. 50.
Bpardcrs will be required II, f'reish theis szVi
candles.
Tuition payable in advau e..
By order Of tho Board Of frcsiees:
G.GRAHAM, See'y~
Feb. g, 1893.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

R OOKS Tor Subscription ioihe Lapi
- tai Stoekof the Mississippi Uolen
Bank, will b. opened at Montictlip M's
sissippi IL Ire county d Lawrence ltht
seat ofJu.tirs or rid coprty) On me
first Monday INN ay next % be eonfl1
ued open ior and during The space " one
hundred and twenty days, uadsr the ~
.pefiniendsuce oilhe undersigned mana
gers. appointed for that purpose, W Abe
Act soppliment,I 10 an Act IncOrpcra'
|ilus said institution.
ri. N. CALHOUN,
ROgERy JEI.KS, Cotr'rs.
ARTHUR SMITH,
1lbnfirello. March IL. 1885, 0.-yt
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I In LawrenceCir-
Lo,rcnce County Scuit Court.
Henry Boyer, } " Sep emberterm 1888,

Aaron Nl'Cumhe J Attachment fcrS$600.
TT r appearing to he satisfaction otsthe court,
-M that the defendant has absconded, or 80
conceals hims' II that the ordinary process Of
the law caonot he served upon h'oi' whereupon
Il is ordered that unless the defendant appear,
put in special bail and plead 10 plaintiff 9 ac-
con on or botorr the first day OF the next Sept.
serm Of this court, Judgement fiaal sil he rsa-
ASlcred against him, aud the estate attached viii
pc eoll to satiiy plalntil's claim and all costs.
his further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Court cause a copy o. this order TO be publish
cd fer s,x weeks successfully, IN the newspaper
csll"l the Pearl River Banner. printed aud pub
Eshed IN the town Of Molicelo
cer''iy the sb,ve 20 be true extract from
Che minute Of sail Court
IN les FINONy WHEREOF, | have
here in'o ,et nov hani and official Seal at the
iowa o. 1An'icello, this the seventh lay o
April, 1883.
.h E0WARh l.. BOWEN, Clerk.
Monticello, April :, lsl3-.e-S..
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
ORDINANCES

PasscdJy tie Board Of selectn,en Of Dte tom q
Monticello athGr session in February 1898.
NpEI.r ORDAINED, BY the President and
n ID Sslectmcn Of the town Of Monticello, that
the 9th Sectionof an ordnance providing sndry
regulations forthc peaceable, orderly, and whole
some Government Of the town Of Monticello ber re-
pealed.
2nd. Be ii further ordained, BY the President
and Selectnen Of the townsof Monticello, that no
spirituous liquors shall be retaled on the Sabbath
day after the hour Of nine O'Clock A. NJ, by any
person except regularly Licensed tavern keeper
who shah be fully provided e eomnodate t u
elers and boarders, andcr penalty Of five dollars
for every such offence.
3fd. BE it terordained, I'hasany person
who shall be convicted ofsclng spirituous liquors
10 any slave Or slaves without written permission
from their master of overscer, shall pay fine 81
five dollars for every such offence recoverable BY
A. HARGlS, Pres't.
~. c. CHANCE, Sec'y.
Feb. II. 1898.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

&T,,NfyC IN the Post Office al Montlcel-
w. ,no 3lst of March 1888, and which
N IVA t,r within tho three months next en-
a ~,II be seat to the General fos' oiiice as
4 Letters.
p,,er Anthony, Baggitt James 2, Butler
p'rtley rhos Ii 2, Builder James 2, Boy
90 Ridges Henry h, Buckiey BENZ A,
a m nlYard. Buckley Richard, l;fady Robert.
4 jCar,er Wm 4. Coa John, Cooper Jsocph Z,
4 he'll Ihos, Carter Daniel, ,hamoers Row
a Cowart Zacharlah, Col. Comn,g Lawrence
70 caldwell Joseph. Caldwell MAJOR, Nieik
Tencc 20, Cielk l.leuit Court Lawrence
4 Dixon David ., Davis $ W, Dotson Mrs
tgarst.
E,ryis Tho, Francis Sain'l W, Fits Mary -,
Gallender Mich.lal 2, Guyn NJ, Gray !"
/ = ris Richmund, Holden g. Walker, Ilartzos
dicbcu. Holeman Moody, Harrison Jeremiah;
nnjrton Enoch, Hutchins Miss Susan.
Jones N Is. r.
I cnuicott Joseph Z ., King NJ 8, Kenney Har'
Longcnow John r, Lape e. Snyder, iiaogs'
David, Lynch Charles. +,
n NJ :Cumber Aaron, Martin & liemphIli
kwell esse, Mullons Elias, Moore James, tMc
ode George u, Martin Robert, Murray James
skinzv Alcx'r, Mckinney james, Myers Sonn
slson j D w, Morris J w, Mobley lhoS s.
N Newton Major, Noble NJ
B Oats John II G, OFT David.
3 Pharneys Taos 2, Peters Joseph, pendieto'
+, Pendleton DR. 10, Psestidge samuel =.
ROGERS Sarah, Raglin MIR, Ragsdaie Gahsiei. :,
4 Shepherd Mrs Nancy 2, Schultz john \
lights I.amon d, skinker 1hcs, sohes henr,
bring Allen, Sanls James, Scarborough q ,nc
Ina. sstringer Josiah i, Smith James 4 8, She'
or Clerk Of Lawrence Go
Pr TrunissonJno II.
Nv Weathersby VIM 2, Whitehead 3 =
Taltman Robert, Wilson John, or Peterson nv
rs, Wethersby Arthur, Wylie John \, " az
,sse 2, Ncwith ,, Ward Hiram 2, Ward Cade
Edward ENGLEHARD, Z. NJ.
April It'll 1898.
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hate OF .MIssE sSlPrl, 70 Lawrence C'r-
Laurence COUNTY rm' lcpr,.
Lew v n00'' ,saa. 9''
Ergh,. )o3.
b I appearing 10 the satisfaction OF this
" Court that the defendant has absc"nd
a or 50 tonceals himself that the ordna-
Sry process Of The law cannot be served
boon him; whe renpon it is ordered thai
n,leas the Defendant appear, put 10 spe
HAL bail plead to the plaintiffs actor
~ or b. tore The FIRST day of the next
Sep,cmher term Of this court, Judgement
kna will he rendered against him. and
ME- esta attached viii hr cold to satisfy
b,aintiif's clam and all Costs. i rs tyr
{her ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
fause a copy Of this order to be rubl,sh--
Bed (ors,y weeks successively nthe news
|paper called the Pearl River Banner
|pruIed and published in the towa 9
8Moutlcello
| certify the above to be true extrac'
from tie minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | havs
hereunio set my land aud official seal a
the town oc Monticello. this the seventh
day OF April 1883.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
~ Gun
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- 80 n = -, 49, z
sSEA;Ir(3Ea COLLEGE.

n s situated IN Madison county, M,sH~Nppi, scv
~ en- miieseaSteriy from Canton, aEa tweIvs
miles north FROM MalisonsiIs, oil De 0eyasionnr
land, betaeen Lg Elaek and peah Ksers, IN
snrcgsop as heal:tas any the Stare Ibis ins.
titudoniucluciash female etpMtIsens, now III
successful operation, was chartered by tie Legis-
laiure, in ahsir session Of me last year. ln34
tow, 81 nharor ii which the College ID locatets,l
was incorporated The same lime, with specias*
referee % these Literary Iustitutins designed % Be
4 REARED within is limits. Ihe beaaing a she acs
and learning, may b. understood BY IT. following
fexuat frouI the charter Of tie Town.
\ BE II further enacted, That the Plesident and
1 Council slali have power ID pass all nscessary
llawsf for the goodoricr, and government OF sail
Town, notinconsistent with tie Consultation, and
"A Laws Of TIE Stale, and or the U6isosl Statcs,
Whereby education, and learning may " prosn-
ted, and The retailing aud vending Of ardent tpi:.-
Its, Gambling, and every Species of vice and nm
morality, may be suppressed together With the To-
tai inhibition Of tho otlious and savage p.aetcc bf
wearing pirks, Bowie-IiniseY, o. risao)s,''
M atcount Of the heathiness, AMI oitpr adyan-
tages cf tho place, many fficnds Of good order,
learnitg, and morality, are aiEeady beginning to
make # thu place q their residcnce
\ Five gentlemen ftoin different Staiesin the Un-'
nion all Of ahom being nov, rbaving been, pro-
fessors ID other nstitutons, already elected TO
i thefAcnlty. Fom osssae,n nre cisrsyiacn--one
Methodist, ore Baptist, onr Presbyterian, and
rtCunbehand Presbyterian. The course u stndies..
III this Institution, is to equal 10 tia, Of any 9TH
!, I'll coilegc ID tbs United States. The preparatory
department Is already ID operation, and numbers
between Dirty and forty pupils, aud will be more
extensively orgas.i.td on the FIRST Monday ofMay
negt.
The College proper viii be organized md elias
SEES formed on the first Monday Of next October
Any student however, wishing before fhat time, 10
pprsse any studies Of the college classes, sbai be
duly attended to by the professors, at my time az.
q ter the first Monday in Maynext.
= There will be two vacations in the year, one
. from the last Of Juyto tho first Of October. and
y the other during Christmas Il week.
lie PRICEOF TUITION.
.e In the preparatory 'departmentrcr aanu,a $40
M In the collage classes $4l
! payable in advance.
y ~ PRICE or BOARDING..
ae Board TO be procured at SO per month; ans
b. washing including fuel At %2 so CTS. per month.
20 BY order of the Trustees.
81 C.GRAIlAM, See's.
Sharon. Feb. 90, 1928.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

n ., ,he i,exi June term Of the
.'ha,. Cour, Of Lsw,nee c"1e'y'
,,y account as administrator o.
T,.,.. Of yospph Athens. deceased
tn .s,,lement and allow aoce.
E''r,spI,NG TAkVER Ad"'r.
(uacello, .ipr'i IA, 'S9o--@o-o"'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

N AND ST SMITH. have associated
fAs themselves in the practice q the
law, It'd will attend to professional bu.
sness il the Superior Courts held 10
Jackson, and 10 tie counties OF Law.
renee Marion, Coyngtou, Simpson, Co.
piab and Pike, any busines conhded 70
their care vii receive their prompt and
undivided attention. dice at.Mon,icel.
ID.
Feb. I. 1838-l7-tf. u
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
az NsailS.

From BRoo, 1HAvES--due SIM
days, Wedne stays and Fridays
ats r. NJ
For BRoc NHAvEN-clnscs
Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at6 An.
From ,MoNRoE-Adne Sundays
and We tuesdays, at -p.M.
For 'MoNRoE-cIuscs Nj IN
days and Thursdays, 7A.M
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
LOST.

Am the evening Of the Of Feb, some-
u y where ii the town Of Monticello, a note Of
baud drawn by John II. Teunisson, and made
pavabe TO the undersigned on the hrssday Of jan
uary lS33---lor one hundred dollars.
JAMES =. O'TEAL.
M,nactll,. March y, iScs-- ,s72w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

For publishing Tie La'os Of Mississippi.
N AsV, being the rule Of action prescribed b.
~ the supreme power Of the state, commanding
what is night, and prohibiting what is wrong, a
general acquaintance with its provisions is dcsira-
ple to the scholar, the legislator, the planters and
mechanic, as we'll as the lawyer BY profession All
classes Of society, in republican, government,
like our own. dependant, tpr the pefpetuity Of is
institutions, alone on ak enlightened publie sent-
ment, REQUIRE some knowledge Of the legal enact
men,s, upon which their liberties, and their fortune
depend. vss.-
The laws Of Mississlppiofa general nature, rs
enacted BY her successive legislatures, lie scatter
cd in numerous volumes, buried under a mass Of
private acts, ofimportancc NJ those alone who afe
directly Interested III acir provisions, and offerings
by tbcirhulk. and the want ofarrangerent, an al
most instperable barrier to that general disseu1na-
ton Of their cantents, amongst the grsnt mass III
tho people, which their Importance would seem %
/ require.
M 10 collect and arrange, all the laws Of general
nature, now in force, this state, under their apr
propriate titles together with suitable digcstcl
index, and experimenting ia person, the compile
ton OF 1.-The work, until ready for delivery, wall oe
i labor ofna small magnitude. The support and
n patronsgeof the Intelligent citizens Of this grea
state, feel condJapt, will not be withheld fror
aidinr ii the accd blishmento Of d work which viii
more widely disseminate knowledge ut our instr
tutioas, and the wisdom nn which they arc based
4 Tho work win b. published Ia two royal octave
yorumes, comprising from FIVE 70 seven hundred
pages containing all after the enacting clause, yef
batm, ofevery law nowin force, Of a general ma
ture, together with reference to the pnmphic
laws. Adsqostcd index no the contens OF the WI
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

r LETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted 10 the Undersigned BY
the Probate Court ~ Lawrence county;
at the February Term 1888, on the esi
tate OF David Burney deceased, wilh VIC
viii annexed. Notice is hereby given e
all persons having claims against said es-
tate To- present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law q
ibeywiIi be forever barred, and all per
sons indebted 10 said estate are request
edto come forward and make immJiate
paynement
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Admir-.
Monticello, March 81, lS3S-3l-6w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

STAFF or MISSISSIPPI, IA Lawrence Cir
Laurence County. }ruit Court
r''''A !, l's-''' )1 Iss September Ter"
Bcpiamin cills. Attachment for
)$l8lizA
IT. appearing OF the satisfaction OF this
Il Court that The detsndan, has abscon',
dpd or so copceals himself that the or
dmary process Of the law cannot be ser
we'd upon him; whersupon il i ordered
that unlrss The defendant appear, put ~
special ball aud plead TO The p'aindt'lf $
action on or before The first day Of The
next Sept. term If this court. judgement
fiaal will be rendered against him. and
the estate attached will be sold 70 satisfy
plaintiff claims and ali costs. Il u tur.
ther ordered tina, The Clerk Of this Court
cause copy o. this order 70 be published
Tor six weeks successfully il The news
paper called The Pear River Banner
priuted and published in the town q don
4 iicpll0.
certify The above 70 be true extrac
fsom The minutes Of said Court
lNTESTlMONY WHEREOF. lhav
hereunlo set my hand and official seal .
| the town Of Monticello, this the seyent
day of April 1888.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
A.:t5 tg91--12 -iW
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sTATE oF MISSIssIPPf
Notice.

Nm OOKS of Subscsipt on for the Capital Stock
NJ Of the MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,
viii lie opened at Jackson, the place prescribed
fol .she location Of the Mother Bank, on the Sc
cona Monday 10 April next and continue open foI
the space Of sixnonhts.
Ey order Of the Board Of Managers
HIRAM g. RUN NELs.
President NJ. U. B.
jackson, 23th Feb, 1893 -20-Jw.
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NOTICE.

m ETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION having
- been granted to the Undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
al The February Term 1888 on The estate
Of al ElJrdge deceased W. Notice Il
hereby givento all persons having claims
against said estate. 10 present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
and all persons indebted to said estate
are rrqut sted u come forward and make
imtredlate payment
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Admir-.
DELLA ELDRIDGE, Adm'x.
& Monticello, March 81, S3Ss--2l-6w.
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NOTICE 10 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS

NOTICE 10 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
ymvEIE Editor Of the DELEWAREAN, pub
m lishcd at Wilmington Delaware proposes to
prepare Il NEW SpAPER DIRECTORY, and
therefore asks favor, that each newspaper pub
fisher in the United States will forward him by
mail, one copy oftheir paper. He intends to ar
range them by states, giving their politics. for
this favor, each editor sending his paper shall re-
ccive one copy of the Directory as soon as made
ready. The advantages Of a sheet of this kind 70
publishers, must be apparent to all.
(s5-Editors will please copy the above one O
twice, in or,ier to give 1t circulation.
Feb. Ii.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
snRoN FEMALE ACADEMY.

Sharon, Feb. 30, 1923.
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jackson, 25th Feb, 1898 aO-5w.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-11

One hundred tons of goods may be trans.
ported by steamboat or schooner from Buf-
ialo 10 Maumee City for the same price at
which ticy are carried to Toledo. But if
the said hundred tons Of goods destined for
this place are landed at Toledo, and are
shipped from thence to this place by canal,
tho case is widely different. On the Erie.
the cheapest canal III the u. s., the cost of
conveying one hundred tons Of goods ton
miles, (the distance from Toledo TO Maumce
City, is. including tolls, forty-two dollars.
This then is, at the least calculation, the sum
which must be paid by the forwarder at
Toledo, upon every hundred tons Of goods
which he ships for the upper country, IN or
der TO place himself on level with Mau-
NEE. And very pretty tax It ISL !,
does not amount 10 a total prohibition, II Wi,
a, least require strong faith on the part OF
those who do business 10 such disadVah'
tagc. --Maumce Express.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-11

Proridental Escape. man in Quin.
cy, Illinois, named Jones, was recently bu.
ried in the earth by the caving Of well,
which he was engaged in excavating.---
This happened between two and three o..
clock OH Tuesday. The Argus states that
vast numbers of people Immediately collect
cd, and attempted TO rescue him from his
perilous situation. Before night they sue.
ceeded so far as TO DO able to hear him
speak, when the sand again fell in, burying
him the second time as deep as before.--
They then adopted more secure plan,
and about one o'clock on Wednesday,
again commenced removing the sand.---
Occasionally through the night they could
hear him groan distinctly, and several times
heard him call to them, but were unable to
distinguish what they said. Notwithsiand.
ing the rain, which fell in torrents the great
or part of the night, they continued theirex.
ertions, which were finally crowned with
success. Between eight and nine O'Clock,
Wednesday morning they succeeded in
uncovcring his head, and extrcatcd an arm,
but il was not unil five in the afternoon that
he was entirely released, having remained
in that most horrid condition t,oenty.seUen
hours. When the sand cavcd in piece
of board fell directly over his face, and saw
cd him from immediate sullocaton. lie
is now fast recovering. The well was be.
tween 50 and 90 feet deep, the greater part
of the distance through body Of sand
He was buried TO the depth Of about ten
| feet.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-11
ROMANTIC ADVENTURE

DIVING FOR A wIFE.--A few days since
che family Of a merchant, residing in ono
of the commercial towns of the North, was
thrown into state of the greatest confu-
sion by tho sudden disappearance Of the
youngest daughter. IL appeared that the
young lady had, on the morning of the SC.
cond instant, left home at an early hour. in.
tending TO visit some friends who resided
on the river, opposite to which the town
stands. Fastening towards the pier to take
passage in one Of the steamers which con.
stanty ply to and fro, she was delayed on
her way, the lock. gates of the dock form.
ing the bridge) having been opened TO af.
ford egsess TO an American vessel onward
bound. The ship being at length towed
into the basin, the gates were closed, and
tho crowd passed forward to cross the
bridge. A rope which had been attached
TO the vessel, and likewise fastened to
post on the pier.head being at this moment
suddenly jerked, came with such violence
against the ancles of the crowd as to cause
their Immediate submcrsion; the lady be-
ing on tho edge Of the pier, was unfortu.
natcly precipitatcd into the water. A rush
was made to the spot from whence she had
fallen rope was thrown up by gentle.
man with great presence Of mind unmind.
full of the fearful leap, accoutred as he
was, he plunged in," and managed with
difficulty to keep the lady above water till
the arrival Of boat. Landed at the pier
stairs, coach was procured, and in short
time the gentleman sit down his dripping
charge at the door of her fathers domicil.
In tho evening he called to enquire after her
health; next day repeated his visit, and pro-
cured O private interview, the parents being
out. The following morning came, but no
lady appeared at the breakfast table--the
bird had flown, and as might be expected,
father and mother were unconsolable.
Things remained in this state until tho
evening of tho sixth, when tho arrival Of q
letter informed the family that the lady was
quito safo, sho having, in token Of gratitude,
surrendered her hand and fortune 10 her
delivorer. The worthy merchant, displcas-
ed at the step, was satisfied 10 end that his
daughters husband was no needy advcntc.
rer, but the possessor of a tolerable income.
This novel and speedy mode Of procuring
partner for life, has, it is reported, caused
great sensation among tho spinsters of
the town, that many who have long Ian
guished in vain, have fully determined that
when warm weather may come, to try the
efficacy Of bath, but have also taken the
prccaution to order cork jackets to be made.
the use of which might prevent fearful con.
sequences, should no nigh deliverer appear.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-11
uIAIRBANK,s PATENT PLAT

FORM SCALES, arc now in extensive use
in all parts of the U. S-aro not liable to get out
Of ordcr-occupy but little spacc-no expense in
adjusting thcm--no heavy weights TO handle, and
are very convenient for weighing. The common
complaint chat platform scales vary between hoa-
w and light draughts is in these scales com
nIetelv obyiatcd--the operation being equally
certain in weighing bodies of any capacity or a.
mount.
Tbs subscriber has received an agency 10y the
sale tho above article in all its varieties ana VIII
soon be able 10 furnish scales TO any order with
which he may bo favored. ,,nr
Constantine, May "a, 1887. AZ