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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08
Humphreys Remedies by Mail.

call especial attention to the fact that send
these preparations in any quantity, from single
box at rs cents, TO full case at SO and 81, by
mail or express TO any part of the country free
vial cases can only be sent by express, as they
ire too heavy for mailing, but all others are
promptly sent by mail. Look over the list
make up case of what kind you choose, and
enclose current note or Stamps by mail, to the
address of A. G. LOCKWOOD, Agent,
2s Mddlebury, VT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08

An spanting " emigrals 70 a mid ekR.ate, go0a
soiI, and fns market, see advertisement Of Ns~ Eng
land Settlement.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08
GREEN HARD WOOD.

VNHE subscriber offers n lot Of good heavy
HARD WOOD Beach and Slaple) for sale.
March 80, 1858. 90 j. COBB.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08
ALMANACS FOR 1859.

The Family Christian Almanac, and Metho-
dist Almanacs, Just reeeivedat COPELAND'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08

RUBBER GOODS.
Gutta Percha Inkstands, Pocket do, Rubber
Bands, Penholders, Combs, Rattle Boxes, Tooth
Picks, iSc., for sale at C0PELAND'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08

Cut this out and keep for reference
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
Reading Rooms and Popular Litera-
ture.

A sensible speech by Sir George Grey, on reading
rooms and popular literature, is reported by the
London Mail. He takes the ground, IN effect, that
people, whether high or low, ought to be supplied
with what they want to read, and not with what
they do NOT want. He comments with emphasis
upon pedsntry Of management in English read
IT, z rooms which has reyolted the simple Literary
appetites of the crowd. Sir George Grey insists
ssthat love for works of fiction, the Oldest, thu
strongest, and the most abiding form Of inteliec-
tuaI craving" should have means of qualification
10 libraries as we'll rs works of science and history
Newspapers, he insists, should be provided In
reading rooms. "a newspaper of the present day
gives narratives of the most important events
which are happening IN great age OF the worlds
history. with comments by men who at least do
their best to form sound Judgment. TO make q
man read we must tempt him. and when the school
has given him the power, it can only be preserved
by such constant use as the reading room affords.
We have full faith il the upward tendency o.
taste and intellectual energies If youth has any
thing In him. he will soon rise from bis melodra.
matte romance or his police report to higher style
of reading and will take 10 history, or poetry, or
science. of his own accord. If he be what vast
majority must be, "a plain and ungifted iaboriDg
Enelishmau. 1t IS better that he should have his
intellectual recreation, however humble, than Ind
his only soaca in gin and gossip, as be probably
would do ii his reading room we're full only OF
books beyond his powers repuisve to his tastes"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
~ PApEx nAsGIsas, &c.
JOHN #. HEGNAULT,
I42 Main street.

SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
Has now in store ,.is Fall Etock Of FRENCH end
AMERICAN PAPER HAkGlNGs, Borders, Vtewr.
&c. Gilt, Velvet. Embossed. GLAZED AMI Plain. EN-
Tracing many new and beautiful styles. lie would
VARIETY Of 8 Z
DECLARATIONS AND H00D INVITATIONS,
which surpass In tyie and beauty anv ever before
sfarss in this city Amons them VI u be snund the
S!44Ps Ti,EsE L0piSs JiI Egy Is sT PRO
BERG. GKLsF STEI RACHEL ROSE REASONS.
SEHSES GOTHIC OAK. c0RINTHLAM 90.
xhichs with the new style u decorating rooms with
aILT MOOD M0ULDlEGs. he u prepared to papAr
itocms. Hall ard Entries, Ia stSis which canrot
hesxcsleds and an ~ moderate terms = any ho0ss
IN thu puuasrv. 49,.
piAla asd Glassa pApsra. ranging ffom 10 ssaist y
4tapfr roll ssass a5stsss s<sgss s. 49, SO ia
as solIelt ~ ~ slpstloa a ~ 1leek = h. =
eAnlsGed thas he viii Offer great e. tacoo
VIA may fAyor him with acaal. @N-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

An lnt.resetnw nous.

There h 1t che Bngsirer once, map Of Virginia,
Published In ITO, the property Of Joseph Horner
ksq Of Warreuton, Ia fauqaisr. In note 10 the
edssors OF that paper Gaastss Campbell, Esq, OF
Petersburg, expresses the opinion that the author
of the map, John Henry, was the father OF Patrick
Henry. The title piece representa- an arch, sur-
mounted with Acap stoGe, upon which II seated ~
Iadian maiden holding ia the right hand like.
ncss Of George III, while her LOTT enclreles cor
nucopta, from which Indian corn, tobacco leaves
and fruit pfotrude, while the boa and arrows lie
across the picture. The grouad upon which the
arch % based represeats recumbent negro, has
ket Of Fruit, Indian corr, tobacco leaves, young
negro bearing fruits, hossheAds Of tobacco. A
ship from which the little negro seems just to have
landed Tue title piees, really ts.atiful piece
Of engraving. contains the following words:
nev and accurate map sof Virginia. wherein
most OF the counties are laid down from actual
surveys, with concise account of the number Of
Inhabitants. the trade, sale and produce Of the
Province, by John Henry" Engraved by Tho
mss Jefrsya Geegrapher to the King s'Lopdon.
Fehsuary. l51o: Published according TO act Of Par
lament, for the author. 10y Thos. Jeifreys at the
corner Of 81. Martir 5 Lane, in the Strand"
The map Is exclusively Of Eastern Virginia, and
that portion Of the State West of the Aliegbanies
10 marked a. = wilderness, with the kanawha spelt
skouhoway." The rivers of Eastern Virginia are
accurately traced, and there being but few towns
10 Virginia at that time, the plantations OF distn.
guished gentlemen arc all laid down. The James
River IL designated by that name TO the North
River, and then It 10 called the Riuvapua. The
Enqairer speaks Of Mr.. Horner, the owner Of this
most interesting map, % gentleman OF great az.
ttquarian research and taste, and who has In HE
possession many original letters from Gen. Wash
fngton, Richard Henry Lee and Edmund PendIeton.
Ia the "ooncise account" at the bottom OF the
map, the n Hrnber of inhabitants Of Va, white aud
black, Is e. mated at Al ,G0s-sa number greatly
exceeding ny Of the 9 MES Of America" The
slave proportion Of population was Isl ,G06.
The vaine OF negro man or woman, between 1e
and 40 years Of age, believed to be fifty
pounds, though IL .fated that three or four
years before, they We at double that price. The
staple Of the country was tobacco, although. il u
added. sit does not yield much TO the planter,
Notwithstanding that between 80 and 60,0Cv
hogsheads are communicates aanis exported to
Great Britain; yet, a. 1900 tons Of shipping
ere employed, aud many thousand British inhabi.
tauts supported thereby, 1t is very valuable to
the subjects, aud may also be said to be a jewel
to the crown, as 30 large q sum arises ont Of the
duties" In regard to plate and household furn.
ture. this colony exceeds all the others upon the
continent; so that, upon the whole, IL is much the
richest, as well as Of the greatest importance to
Great Britain, and therefore well deserves its
coura cement aud protection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
National FOUNDRY.

Much interest was manifestsda few months ago,
In tbs city with reference to the location of the
proposed National Foundry. The uueqnalled com
bina,ion of advantages which Richmond possesse'.
for such an establishment we're deliberately set
forth, and public meeting called, and committees
appointed to urge the matter upon the attention +
Congress. That body has been flooded with re.
MORALS from all parts Of the country, setting forth
the advantages of this and that aspirant, but the
press of business prevented Congress from making
a final disposition Of the subject, and the meme.
rails, petitions, &C. relating to it, referred to
Mr.. C. j. Faulkner, of this State, Chairman of the
Committee on Military Affairs, for report at the
next session. The citizens OF Richmond ought
not to lose sight of this subject. Congress win re-
assemble in q few months, and whatever is 10 be
done, should be done speedily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
IrreRulariaaes Of the weather.

Rsferriug to the sudden changes from heat to
cold aud from cold 10 heat, which have lately
characterized the weather IN all parts Of the United
States, the n. o. Picayune says:
sOns does not know what to decide on, in fact, 10
regard to the weather. whether IL 10 going to get
Cooler or get warmer, or stay where it 10, and 90
much upcertainfy arises TO the Kind ard degree
OF dress one should wear We saw in an omnibus
yesterday, passenger dressed all In broadcloth
black hat, black cravat-in foe, q regular winter
outfit; while next to him sata good looking iudi
vidnai, Ali atlantic In spotiess WITHHOLDING
fresh aud cool and immaculate ~ yon please. III.
weather suited both, aud both suited the wea
ther.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
MARRIED.

On tie even ming o. the 5'h by thu Rev. wr rasly.
Can't LINES NJ. HIILsMAN n Mis- LUCY n.
BhANTON. oil OF Amelia county. Va.
On the evening Of the 9th inst, By the Rev. Mr..
Keprier. Mr.. J. LOUra BrIZzOEAkRER to Mis-
EMMA J, FEAR. al OF this city.
In the q unity OF Bath. the 5th inst at the res
idepce II Got v Gatewo0d. by the Rev Vim Price.
MraAMT on0Dv of the ilnt Syringe. Va TO Miss
NARY r GATEW00D, daughter Of Col v Gate
wood.
At the aanie tine and place, by the Rev Mr. Price,
J g sTEWC0D. youngest daughter Of Col 6V Gate
wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

IST OF LETTERS-RemaI aiming in the
ARIC6MoxD POST OFFICE. on the sth day Of
October. 1855.
~ Persoas calling NJ LISTERS Ia this List viii
please say they are ADvBnr1sED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

With any Chroaic Disease considered ipcurAbie will
receive Letter. giving information which will in
'ure speedy and rcrmsneHt cure BY sending their
iamrs and one stamp (to prepay t,cstage) to Dir. b
sutnor OF Medical Common sense" saratogs
springs N, ". ~ Is--d&w9m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

I UBIN'S EXTRACTS AND SOAPS !;
- French Pomades and Cosmotics; Brushes
combs ard every variety ct Toilet Articles; Eau d.
Cologne; Florida Water; VerbeGa Wa'er; Pertachio
Nut Meal; Porte Mcnhaies, de-. &c, at
MEADE d BAkER'e Drug Store
ocg lS6 Main &C corner above new Sost Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

America.
j. We transfer to our columns, from the Norfolk
Argus, an able and eloquent letter from Gov WISE
to KAnaR Bieas, Esq, President OF the Norfolk Ex-
change, upon the subject Of steam communication
with South America. The letter was elected by
conversation ct the Governors house between Mr..
Biggs aud several members Of the Exchange, and
the Governor, in which he stated his conviction
that tbs short cut to European commerce lay in
establishment OF steam communication with South
America The letter abounds with arguments and
statistics to establish this point and at the request
of Mr. Biggs aud his associates is laid before the
public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
gpUcTAI NoxTCHg,


fS- II rIon MBHTIxG. -
Tho 81 Ok he dars Of this Company win met Ct the
sf1cs e the u mgany. IN Richmond. on WEUS r.
resolution adopted at tho last general meeting kG
p p.nTs,a.s a., "a. : ' ss;s s+zg
oc9 GWWA.NUHUJ, eec'y.A
n6rLAbD. WEBsTsE Go. q lAPRovED
eEwIsG MAcHIsxs--Not desiring to climb the ladder
Of fans bv pulling others down, II Ii no purposs Of
ours T. detTact from the value of sewing Mscninss
hith y tn introduced. On the contrary, We frankly
adu.i, that some, which until now have been desg
nesed as first class" machines. have merits TO
which they may lay claim The great shorteoming
hitherto has been that, while some were veil adapt
ed 60 PARTICULAR kinds If u'orh, they were made
q,,dts r. tAc pe.trmGnce Of othsrs.
The prcprescrs of LAID, w sBsfER d Co s." Ma
chine claim land substautate thu csaim thst their
rs.rnme nt ,s czects ANY and ereyy kind OF needle
manner. CJmbinng a. 1t does, the merits OF AL the
old Eaas ines and, at the same time. avoiding their
farts II coameDds itself to the public a. the Great
Family .Ss,ein5 Machine. and as adapted to every
branch Of Industry where the needle Is required.
Ard we would further saf, that, relying on the
superior merits OF our machines we do not CONSIDER
it necessary to eff them ~ half price to preachers
ton in order to secure their influence. But to all
desiring further testimony In reference to the WORK
ing OF machines, If they viii call at ONCE r
on any of our sgantp we would be pleased TO re'sr
them To long list Of names OF peysous who have
them in use. ard to letters of conmendaton which
we have received unsolicited.
p HORTON KEACH. agent.
81 Main street, ard ct the
90 Git Corjnthian Hall, Ric Hond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

SrocK CArTLE-About two thousaHd or more
stock cattle from kentucky and Tennessee have
been brought into our county during the past few
weeks. The sellers were holding their cattle at
higher prices than for eeveral years previous
We learn that some of our farmers have made pnr-
chase, at prices ranging from q to3 cents Owing
to the decline of beef for come time past, and the
scarcity of proyeuder. not SO many were sold as
usual The remnant of the cattle will be taken TO
Culpeper, Fauquier and Loudon to be disposed of.
Orange county Va Cisr0atclG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
% FALL AND WINTER MILtIsr

Ir FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
aooDs.-Just received, and now ortn. large stock
Of Millinery Goods, consisting If PLAIN and FANCY
yelyets silk and Satns, ia tiecs Preach Flowers
in great varirt, aud very rich: Ostrich and MamboGt
siumrs; Rit ms Of all shades and qualities, &c.
ALSl--thread and Frerch Laces; Ls-e Bertha
Caps; lpfants' Cape: Hair Pin.. ard Hsad urpa.
IeBts OF various kiuds. N q BARTON,
ec7-6t los Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
RICHMOND, Jan. u, 1853.

RICHMOND. Jan. II, 1855
TO- We have been using sEapLE's
BAKING POWDERS for some time In my family,
md feel no hesitancy in saying they excel any oth
.rs which We have usrd, and wocid recommend a
trial Of them TO persons wishing to have good bread
7. q BILL.
Manufactured and sold by
JNO W GARLICK, Druggist,
And for sale ALEC BY druggists and arccers gene
rally. ocT
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
RRPORTED FOE THE ssDrsPArCH.'
ADDTrlONAL ny THE CANanA

Harry oet s-Th. s,,,o-,.. .aa,.,.,., r.
.s's. uo-s, " s"o e"uSus, ttoM hverpooi on
the Ioth uis,) u taken from the Niles oil Engliah
pagers :: s4assa.as.ss..s ss-sssass4-s.esa--s -
The crew Of the sbtn e,oldan stat.. a. p.a.n.
mrt,niaa on Isle Io,b Th.r s.oiis -. .-th,
nader pre,enee that thav bsd nnt .na.,rh ia
Thav heat tha cf,sce-s "a ha.s.-; fs ...
with hand sniLcy. thsv thor 49, 800 al go.
ashore wh.ra thsv were caa,rsas ~ ,aLsr 49,
custody. The first oiYieer ssd tba an. sysn;ns
80 '-S
"h1AI bAlAs'
the conhict between the officials of the Atlantic
IeegraPh company still continues. Mr.. Brett
had issued second pamphlet In answer to MIR.
Whitehouses statement. He charges the latter
gentleman with ignorance OF the facts of the case,
and disputes the correctness ct his Deductions
MIR. Brett says that the simple rope gutta per-
cha covered cables have been proved to be useless
aud hopes that the company will lay cable Of
three electric conductors next year.
Atlantic Telegraph shares we're quoted at $500
to f35e
The British Board Of Trade returns for August
show decrease in the exports for August of over
half million sterling, compared with the same
month last year. This exhibits an improvement
upon the recent return The imports continue to
show q large increase in the wheat and tienr.
The telegraph cable between England and Hol.
land has been successfully laid down 1t lie the
heaviest yet submetge weighing 1860 tons, al
| though the distance is only lao miller.
Detailed accounts of the recent uprising of cnur
victs at Portland show that the intention of the
; fifteen hundred engaged in the plot Was to fall
upon the guards in their combined strength and
murder them. TO burn the prison, piunder the
buildings and then msko their way to the main
ate design.
The British Association for the advancement. of
science was in session at Leeds.
The city article of the London Times sezss mp.
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q ~ ASH LAND Va.

.ks-s fsss-The rsopriessoa a, :" p s.
oourse, sixteen mile. North o. k;ohlnond diress,S
% ths limo OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg 80
Potomac Railroad. bess 70 announce 70 sns .s ~
world tho following sfakes 90 10 run hr over ~
conrss, this Fall. comnencing on guEspAi ,r'
18th day Of October 1858, and cont nuing four day.
and hopes that the orns,s q s.saax s'0eA s'''
frxsnaY- FTsxt Der -sweerstske for three Jear
old colts and nllies. our OF marssthat nsy,r sge
x g,s ss:s % M hs S q cossr
ercosD RAcss1as Bay --sveepssshs iot 80 ~
PEARS cid coits and liies $50 ems. snes ball fs 'sA
Ne ssxsnaY- Scoad pay.--swecpsfske T.. tsis'
Gears old roits aud Esies, n;ile heats too salisH
$50 sorisit To close en- the 18th q ootooer o,,..
sEeeAp RAex-Sme Day-Propf'ssof'f''
fsusspsr-Y Aird Day--Joeksy Cab Psrse sle'
Wy ss, n nsy The Ashland Hsndics'
swesp two and halfmiIss 800 snoscris ass
40 forfeit. t35 dcciaration. II declared oy tns -
e s.Gss CO ss !. ss ssy - Inc Cub
priesor. 10 casa q inslsmsns wsashsr, the r'sa'
Ample :s.Sss saa the best ssssss "
sssin.ss Siil Snd 10 sAshlsad Hotel. all sAA
so sns,ss ar cher ,asr,nAsiea, sass The pr
s,sssr q s'Al.3sa nssSsss r ssif .eg.s
4 FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
" xs..-yoa WI Asd y uAkyo0ge: 8 81 S NJ
srass ssrsss: hiceGsns re d MI, y. saiN 1f
fssss 9 9 e NJ M. 3, slss; 49,
s k!ssssssSy E I:s s q az sssssss.
4 NM yesa II. apsS
-; e3t ssS
.s,s .::|ss 81 q ''ssl s's' y ksss ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

LATER YRox RIo.-By telegraph from New Orleans
We learn that the bark Rather has arrived there
with Rio dates to the eth August The money
market was tight In consequence of the bank re-
ducing its circulation. ExchaDgeis quoted 5674
Coffee was firm ut last prices with the possibility OF
its becoming somewhat easier under the suspen-
son of operations, high exchange and tight mo-
new market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
81 Main street, ard ct tho
90 Git Corinthfan Hall, Richmond. Va

EasTe FARMERS AssKMBLy.-An flec
tion will be held at the City Court House. on MON.
DAY the tn inst for Is delegates to the Farmers
Assembly Of the Virginia State Agricultu.sl so-
cie.y CHAS WILLIAMS.
&C 9-1t Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

~ TIE ILLUSTRATES MISSILES, written by the
monks of the middle ages, were indbed splendid
works of art. The labor of years was devoted by
the holy frars to the decoration of single volume.
which was made to shine with all the hues OF the
rainbow Until recently modern art has been forced
to confess its iBferiority. But the most gorge
us styles of lettering in vermlliou, carmine
uItramarine. green, yellow. gold, silver or bronze
are done in "less than no tire' at the Dispatch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

A BULLION BANK movement is in progress in
New York for the establishment OF a bullion bank.
The plan Is to found bank which shall discount
only to the extent Of its own capital It's deposits
are not to be used. any part Of them, by the bank
but are to be retained always in actual cash to the
order the several depositorsshe6 deposits will con
seqIeutly be always, TO the full amount, on hand
In coin. The revenue of the bank (other than the
interest on its own capitaD ia to consist Of small
banking commissions charged to depositors; on
small accounts more. or large accounts less The
largest commission proposed is Lilo of per cent,
or SIS on a persons income of 5000 per aDpum; on
larger accounts, small annual sum in lien OF CON-
missions. As its projectors propose t. limit the
dividends to per cent. these charges will be re.
duced with the Increase Of business, aud will
always be kept down to the amount actually ne
cesssry to pay expauses II ia urged BY the pro-
jectors that If this bank be in first rate hands and
conseq uenty it's credit perfect. its certificates OF
deposit representing actual coin in New York,
will be used not to circulate As money, but for the
surposes of remittence to an extent sufficient to
sustain the bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

Tho Norfolk IVA Argus announoes the death,
the It'll inst, Of Geo. j. Estabrook printer Of
that city, and formerly employed in this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

80 CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUF 4OTUED TOBACCO.
large and well selected stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN B jUCaER,
lzih street,
between Main and Franl lin sts
B.-CIaAkS made in any style to order.
Oc SIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

NAVAL Some of the vessels appointed for the
Paraguay expedition are reported as unfit for that
service, and the proprieiy Of substituting others
more suitable is under consideration by the Secre-
tary Of the Navy
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So ll-d1m
Financial and Commercial.

The Arago brings letters from Havre to the eve
ring Of the 3lst Cotton closed STEADY at a sli2ht
advance Sales fer the NO days 800 bales ct ll0f
for New Orleans bas The stock on hand Was SIS In q
bales an increase of "a 009 over the same period
last year Aches, rice and whalebone were dull
lard il fir ie lis nd at IF II American. Extra n.
York flour was quoted at 16f. Wheat dull ana
heavy.
The export trade was very guist. Money easy and
ahunHanE Harvest urnsnecta CLEARING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

Mayor Lamb, Of Norfolk, Va has gone on a viss
it tu Providence. K. /.
Horace Greedy is announced TO lecture shortly
before the Young Meu's Christian Association Of
Lebanon. Pa
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Job Office.

Job Office.
t4-FAIaBANK's ScALBs.-A uniform standard of
Weights and correct system of weighing are sub.
ects claiming the attention OF every Individual in
the community.
correct Scale is just arJitsr between buyer and
seller and it is Ct the utmost Importance that an in
strument called upon to decide ques-
lions OF great value ia the daily and hourly trars
actions of business should be of such rcii6tlny end
se1ctness cs to secure the Gdsnce Of all t9oss 'cho
may be affected By the results indicated and to obtain
such buy Fairbanks. which, for the last twenty 1--we
years. has been fully tested, and universally &C
kuowledged superior to any other made. They car
only be had in Richm ond of CLARKsoN, AMBER
SON CD, No lO6 Main street. who are sole agents,
and will deliver at short notice
Weigh Lock Scales
abroad Track Scales
Railroad Depot scaes
Hay and Cattle sca!es,
q I'd who keep constantly on hand
Wheat and Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse Scales
Roi.irg Mill Scsles
Wheeler row ecaies
portable Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales
Grocers' Scales
Even Balances, and
Druggist Scales So 1l-d1m