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- SrpSon. I'd eays;
Nv po2 soaeed NOR In sny way examined the
.,.s. e - SIkin aines nv retnru % Valentia nor
- ~ a. r.. af{sr an that has passed
,,sX i{3iISI 6n;te permission from the direc-
Co.. a,r rn.k nrrminatiou 70 be made By me- Il
!. t,es.Sr. from nrsvious observstions and from
I. cs,.fnl rsviev Of al that has occurred since my
asces%ur, ffum VnIsutia. that now state my
ssrrns conv;cseN thst our esble 10 recoverable
readily recoverable; and II such opinion b cor
,s,t a. r.openine Of communication with Amer
=. ~. - onoe follow the adoption Of the proper
mssmrss.
A few dhyp testing. guided by the experience
..;nsd durise the manufacture and subsequent
S.e Of the cable, will, in oil probability. enable
ma e. ocertain this beyend doubt. II the result
of th;. examination be such a. TO satisfy my own
;rS~ment rhall then be prepared to make to the
co,rneny The following Offer
wilf undertake at nv own cost and ct my
oxn r;sk 10 re-opcu communication with New
fnndland and further, TO maintain it for given
number of years at moderate per centage upon
the rross receipts Of the company, this being pay
AHA ~ long only n the line shall be kept by me
in rooa working order.
fhe Conference Of the Evangelical Alliance was
in session at Liverpool The Rev. DR.. Patten, Of
New York. was taxing prominent part in the
nroceedins,.
The BRIG Winerase, belonging to Mr.. Hewison.
of North Shield, vas run down as she was pro
ceed;ng on her VOYAGE to London and her crew of
th;rtesn banda peris6sd with her.
On the osth and 26th of October, Yarmouth
was visited by q terrific gale Of wind, occasioning
Oh. vreck of two vessels. and the loss of seyen
IT,. Tbs vss.s,, BELONGED TO the Same owner, "A
.sntiam.n named Nell. who resides At Grimsby
H. an. c.lIea the Ouaen narted from her anchor
IN ysrmontb Roads on Monday night. and before
mi. accident vss discovered. and another anchor
could he let 20. she struck the ground nearly OPP
no,;,a thu north battery and about SO or 60 Yards
from land About O'Clock tho next morning
Tho n,s .tsr vs, washed from the deck with his
son . cbiid three years of age. in his arms, and
drowned. The other persons on board consisted
of the masters wife who, with two of her children
lashed in the lee shrouds. the mate. and tho cab
in how and thesc were not rescued until past
seven O'clock and not until one Of tho children
had died from exposure. The other vessel wreck
adj u.s Known M the Kingston. and she grounded
al Wo,sev IN Tuesday Morning She FIRST struck
On an onisr h.nk, bnt over this she soon beat
-, r.. tooL AZ ha.ch Not l,oat ras lauueh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-15

III SUPEk-PHOSPHAT OF LIME,
Manutactu Formula of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist of Maryland,
ENAIllN PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds uano for Fai seeding and for summer
crops Packed in bags barr fully
ed. Price $50 per ton OF 1000 lbs.
article Together with Pampbl ,ts giving full de
valuable Fertilizer, ALSO tu mpor
and mode of Application, can be had Of
NJ. HOLLINS CO,
mar l3,s 80, Iynchburg.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.

THAV6LLk6D Ukk6CTV8x, &C.
ORANGE : ALExAHDRiA RAN ROAD.
G0NAa E 2 2
TIME Train leaves Asxandrsa daily ~ n f,r Dor.
dossvilA cennsctlng with the Trains virina Gen
NJ Ger r nCU MON0 and The WEST. and vim ths
Train Dep Railroad Cor Woodstock asd
The Train daily lsanaay nights sxespte o'clock
D. "a for 0sCM N On ., Nk W ORL 4 Ans, II X n.
Rn1hn and intermediate polpts
Through tickets at tho Ral Road Stallion.
The TRAINS leave Gordonsvhs daily 10 20 A. n and
10 Is p NJ arriving AlssandriA 81 2 n n and A. N
EH- No night train sunday.
ssPt31 MOkLN TI-ks. Agent
UNOM n d y y o .. X .-The Seq. -
II board Towing and Trassportasiou Con. n
pany, DESTROYS Of Offering greater nducsmeuts
shipping Of produce 70 tide water have
outnt Of Boats procured the Iron Steamer
kes" splendid Iron bassss Faith" Hope and
placed the line bsswzt Richmond and Norfolk
ming followsi
Leave Norfolk, Mondays ssd Thursdays M8AM
Canal from Lynchburg and other points having
BE- In the Richmond Dock daily receive freight.
Shipper Norfolk reminded tho agents
Of the Inns At (Bridgeford Coz who will receive
and forward freight nee Of charge.
FteThf faken al The LososH ratss.
Fer further particulars, apply 70
W. r. ANDERSON, Agent At LynehburR
W. =. COX, Agents ~ Richmond
GARRISON 4 AAIGEE, Agents At Norfolk
septlits
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Omce ssash-slae Railroad Csmpas
PETERSBURG, July Ist. 1888.
&07 R

- y
nInkCT ROUTE TO TINT WEST ..a .he
burg to Br.to via E.s, Tenn and VI Railroad from
Vile TO Dalton via Ws.isrn Railroad ffom "
Chattanooga via Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from Stevenson via Memphis Charleston
Through Tck issued points the Spring.
and Baggage checked through At the Office South
m. follow inv schedule will be run on the South Side Rail
road commencing SUNDAY next, the 9TH Of July, Inst
aud continuing until further :. notice no s,y. r,
Connecting with the Rchmond aud Danvlls Trains at
Burkeyilc Junction. and with the through Lynch.
Leave Petersburg daily at. 33Oock A. A..
Arrive Burkeville tJunction) at......... SIG "
Arrivs Farmvilic at. .................... y25 "
Arrive Lyncbbnrg at 1870 T.. NJ.
Leave LynehbnIg daily at...........'...'.. $3.50 :"
Arrives At Bnrkevde Junction. A,........... 2;lo
"'''' FREiUHr TRAIN
Connecting with Richmond and DAnvie Trains at the June
Leave Petersburg daily at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. An
Arrive al Burkevillc tJunciion) at............i2 NJ
Leave Iynchburg daily At AM
Arrive at Burkevile (Junc,on) at...........Il:io NJ
a" Accommodation Passenger Car for The Way or Loea
Travel vii be attached to the Train leaving Lynchburg with
tho G a. A' oe"es so up pisces I"
take and put oil to be strictly by those
In charge the tram and In will the be stopped
at other point. -Suiherlanda Andersons saw MIL Fords
nurko,nlp Rlcss High bridge FArnvie Prospect, Tamp
Inns Evergreen APPROXIMATIONS spout sprug, Concord James
River. - -
South Side Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg daily tsundAy "eaeepted) "''"...1 NJ
Arrive at cay Point at.
Leave CITY Point at ..........................eW
The Trans Ja,nr. River steamers,
leaving Guy Point for Norfolk and every saturday morning
aud Tuesday evening with the fine Steamers Roanoke and
Jam. siown bound Tor New FORK
The Afternoon Train hi. Road will be only when
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-15
n cad the Trssh ahsus eur Turf OIL.
HIrnhnSn mil lOSh IL

HICHHOND, April IUth, Ie.t.
ring sleigh ride this winter past, my
raw and the skin OF place larger than my hand
rubbing the Inside OF the thigh. applied your
Turf Oil, and in day or two he we'll Another
mule which working to my dray became unable
walk. On sxamoing his foot discovered nail about
the head Ny driver and tho nsghbors sail
wonid be good for nothinI drew the nail inserted
piece of lint aud your Turf OIL and hp work once,
tina he has lost hour but good
horse badly snasged the outside OF
his thigh places about two inches deep and four
inches wide which stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied brought them entirely sound. 1t
truly the remedies for have
lived In drug store for several Use
this rs you think proper. Very truly,
For sale by STkOTHEk d WhlTEHEAD.
nov IL dom LynchbuYg
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FROM vIHG.NlA a NoMTn CAROLINA

a - - - - - - II
To TslE WEST:
guNHE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. with its much i'm
Western connccti offers inducements
Virginia and the Carous TIN ough Washing
Baltimore all portions The West the Northwest
and the Southwest
The connection the trains from Washington
bound WeAt for Wheelngo Petersburg from Balt
il always promptly made al the Washington Junction
Qatey called the Relay Housey miles from Baltimore This
Ohio River baggage is checked through to tho
the Washington Station
he connecting trains leave Washington daily at
A. NJ AMI l.2O p. N. On Sundays at the latter hour.
AT BENWoOD
made with the of the Central Ohio
RaroA running from Belaire the OH" through Csm
with the Cars OF the Newark Mansfield
and sandusky r. L. for Sandusky. Toledo Detroit Chicago
ST. Louis. etc. - -
Connection made by Steamboat mies with the trains
he and Cincinnati Road for Chicothe Cincinnati
&c. &c. -
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with the OF the
Cleveland Ohio River Railroad tor Cleveland, Toledo
Chicago, and ali the Northwestern points direct
IT, Travellers requested that while this the
Route aorng Through Tickets and Checks in Wash
ingon il - also the SHORTEST aAosi SPEEDY and DI
RECT nearly all the leading points in the great Vest The
miles, being about O miles shorter by other route
Fare. by through ticket from Washington, at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the owsstci the Northern Roaes
from more Northern cities
For Fredsriek and Harpers Ferry, Manaburg Berkeley
SPRING. Cumberand Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave Washington at A M or AGO NJ
For the Way Stations between baltimore Ana WAset
Ing take 6 A. n train from Washington
u For further information Through Tickets, g. Apply
THOMAS H PARSONS, Agent at washngtoAsA
baltimore Ohio Railroad
L ~ Cole 0saI Ticket Agent spa.sts
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KICHMOND May lBt., lE56.
Gentemen: My child had commenced breaking ont last
fall small which gradually extended The
sad, including both which much by the
that both would drop of
tried all of adverted and domestic remedies without
good then procured aud applied little TURF
OIL began get better the bottle broke and ap
led gals to tit again began TO My elder daugh
sai pa % get some more Of that TurfO sisters hea
okcd much better when you used IT," We got
,ottie and her head nearly we'll This agra
case, took hall hour every day wash
very offensive One bottle feel assured will
entirely thee 10 but little Of the disease
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully r. 7. CHALK.
To Dove
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FUNONKA BRANH.-A small let Prime Tenks
e.ss = " ' " " L. sTRorHsR = co.
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vNCn's WAR EHOUsR l.yuehSvrs. W..
II The subscriber has leased years the above
named valuable property this city and solicit,
the patronage Of his friends and the public The
peinuent OF inspectors has been given Messrs H.
er of Amherst and Ro Boax, Of Appoua,,ox who are l.,
every Wy qualified for the duties II the Office we
and deservediy worthy OF the public confidence
janl2n EDGAR WHirEurAD
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'I,mCE TURF OIL EoR OLD SORES or

'uNRCE TURF OIL FOR Old SORES or
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON NAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED TO CURE, AND NO DANCER FROM EXPOSURE To
COLD. Price 50 cents per bottle.
Entered aecordins Act C"rsr IN the Csrss 0fes Of
Distries Court for he Eastern Dssict YuSaia BY DOPE
r CO.. Richmond Ya-5O se
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to store get pamphlet and read certificates
Of performed by the Turf Oil certificates
respectable and respected ctsens and many
here whom refer, and You doubt A.
medicine for sores One Of IL Ii worth pound
other known Try it and will be satisfied OF what
TRUE TURF OIL.-Rcad the following, and come to our
and wil tell you Of many others who
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1854
Mss"s Dove -Gentlemeu:-I used portion of bottle
OF Turf OIL which kindly presented with,
Ani take pleasure in saying that found efecua In
moving eruption skim which
upon for several by physicians without receiving
least benefit also friend Of mine who
toll months had been annoyed by similar eruption
ihs skn and ho Informed short time SINCE that the
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, L. NJ LEFTwICH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-15

(NOAL! COAL!:-We nre new prepared e al
orders for test Red Ash thracite Mountain Clover
I'M Coal at lowest market prices, for August delivery.
I orders left the Store Of Messis Valentine Hen.
NJ, Main street, will receive prompt attention.
auR2ts ANDERSON LANFORD e. CO
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NEW UAsM STORE.
A. @. L + w l s,

rIAs taken large and commodious house on main o.
formerly occupied by Joseph Nowlin ia door abov'
Nsasr Schooldeld and ThurmAns Hardware Store and op
pSp5ls DR. John II. bcays Drug Store 1000
am now receiving large and we'll selected stock Of oRO
CERES and sTAPLE DRY GOODS bought exclusively fo
,s.h aud which DO sold prices that cannot fail to give
sasfscon TO ali no may svor with CALL A Am de
tcrmine TO do business the cash syste extra induce
men offered cash buyers or those desiring 70 Oh
change for country produce - -,
A stock Of No PERUVIAN 0UANo always on hand
extcnd particular Invitation the old cuaoers Ut the
Arm Of A. C. Lewis formerly 10 the Dry Goods business IN
hi. city TO give me . call we'll the public generally
mar 81 a., A. q. LkWIS.
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II CGs AND MATS.-A bea initial as.e, suaens
H of Coco and Chaneela MATS and Hearth RUGS, at
oct lists J. A. STI0LER & cos.
n ONDON PORTER.-9J Tierces Superior
London Porter In and pint botes for sale low.
septl4s LEE, JOHNSON CO.
NyEEROEs WANTRD.-I will pay the HIGH.
N EST CASH PRICE for IS or 30likely young NEGROES
ofboih sexes. Address -@f WILSON G hewitt,
augsc3 -. N6erty, Va.
NYPREsA eMGNGLB0.-R0,eSO,c yprsss sainele.
~ 20 Tons Brush NeaAtAln 0eAk Fer sale 81 ATS .
ANpEK6ON, LAEFORD CO.. on Canal
nsra6 ssr LAnGhsssss AliA
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Il q FOR TAE FAIR! IL the untvrrsmi cry,
Al and thousands participating the festivities which
such interesting AFFORDS For the week. the
thougng muudes invited the city As euIoy
Its hospitality And participate In the Interesting which
the offspring OF such occasions.
Among the many places which the gathering
thousands invited and welcomed may be found
I Od bAAar1 photographic Gallery door the Vir
gina Bank Main Street, Lynchburg Va where hundreds Of
en,sss Of the noblssi works Of CREATION exhibition
free TO ALL aud any should desire themselves
shall be furnished On short aud prices
fail To please.
hne assortment Of Cases and Frames every and
grade constantly on hand Also Lockeis breast Plus Fin
ger Kings, W Ateh Seals, Charms, AZ
Pastures taken in every style hours of the
day, and In all kinds Of weather. d. H. BLISS
oet lSu1 Practical lhOtugr aphist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-15

III X .! CLOCKs!: CLOCKs!:!-Thc
subscriber has uat received hundred CLOCKS
Of all Sorts shapes aud patterns which
attention Of his friends and community PleAss eaA
and examine, and you Win asd the prices suit
Rep cory. Ne l?nl JAMES DIHwIDDIB
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NOElGE.
SUPEKiN PENDANTS OFFICE,
VA 'Ek.NN ls,

VA. 4 TENN. RAILROAD co,
LfNCHBuha, Va, Oet. 18th lt5e }
anu after Monday. the yt day oi November next all
~ produce suffered 10 Ia Drpo, Lynchuuig
longer Than ~ hours will archouses uin
the city. Aud all produce renewed VIII be charged with
the expense OF such transfer.
his step rendered necessary by tho accumulation Of
Freight IN the ynehburg Depot by which the Company,
wen ~ the Consyuecs freight serious
,enience and risk Of loss. W. Y. SMITH,
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lust spesed 81 Tremendous qaantity Of Gle.
- giant BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS all Of which will be sold cheap With
thu largest assortment Ladtes CATERS, and Miss
SHOES. ever offered at reduced prices for cash
oct l6.tsl JOHN ABRAHAMS
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GSEMENT.-IEavinxb been IL pl oi nscd sole a gent
~ by the proprietor Of tho James River Cement Works
for tho sale Cement in this place. prepared to MI al
orders Al the low est prices WM.T ANDERSON
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IN J. ROEKgs hos Sic pleasure 81 onsvang
[Ls 10 somstbng is the way of kECLiN
mo EASY CHAIR Three positions attained IN TINS one
Chair II IL the simplest complete and chrapes easy
Chair ever for sale In this market Is seecptaps
invalid for the ordinary purpose. OF an Easy
Chair Call aud see u. f. j. FoLhE''
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We TON or READY-AADE CI.OIHING-1hs mn
gned this opportunity TO the pub
lie at large friends that his stock OF KEADY-NADE
CLIO iHiN,i, GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, DC. has now been received and
purchased low prices for cash,
lila the interest OF
examine my stock before calling notary
ing that can wonders, but that Sill confne
moderate aud living profits only The variety styles and
quality Of Clothing amer and better than ever-hs So,
In goud faith
Country Merchants will hnd NY cbbing prices lower than
ever therefore, give CALL Wholesale and buyers
Judge for yourselves and 10 studying interest," You
will certainly purchase Of mo.
octI5ts n GU0GENHEINER
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0UGA u ., MOLAssEs, COFFEE, DC, In
- STORE
Hbds choice n. o. bright Sugars.
:" JayaCofee,
Croons Fine Moch0 Coffee,
sacks crop Rio Coffee,
Bbls rich New Orleans Molasses,
Hhds Prime Cuba do.
Bills. Crushed Sugar.
Extra Z. sugar,
Tierces London Porter donble brown stout,
Murs jug Ale Forsse by
anil SITS NOWLIN & ALEXANDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

UTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young German girl. cook and TO assist In washing.
Cen give the bes, city reference Apply at 2lo b, In the
bakery
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
w young woman, chanhermaid and waitress, o. 40
canbcrw0rk and assist h washing and ironing Gan
until Engaged At her hast place. DO East loh ST. wi1s "
doors u the III
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SITUATIONS WANTED

, SITUATION wANrED-pY A You've lady or s.x
n nsrence IN fancy trimming ice and anbr Aaer,
house: broadway preferred. Adiress O. II, Unea squar
Post Ofncc.
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II OUsEKEEPERs SITUATION wANTED..BY AN IN
III dns,rioas American lady, !: willing to make hersel
generally useful; fully competent Reference given AMI re
CURED Call at No new Canal street, corner OF East Broad
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CHOES, HATS AND BONNETS.

~ TINGES Z AIILNU
MMISSION ME- CHA NTS
245 and 247 BALTIMORE STREET
Offer the trade at reduced prices cover advances
large and well assorted stock of fresh goods from
importers and manufacturers consisting in part of
SHOES and BOOTS of all leading kinds
q. FUR and WOOL HATS, of every variety
LEGHORN and other STRAW HATS, Tan, Brown Sill
ver-Grsy, White and Mixed
BLOOMERS and FLATS, trimmed and untrimmed
And a full assortment of
B0NNETS,
STRAW and SILK white and colored of latest STYLES
R The entire stock is worthy the attention of shipper.
and wholesale and retail dealers. mr27 I3m
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Metals, Yarohare, &t.

" IVAN q OONS' LONDON SHEAIH-
ING METAL FOR SHIPS
The subscriber has received the Agency of this celebrated
English Sheathing Metal, and has in hand, will
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ap4-i tRl So Buchanan's Wharf.
STlCKNEY " CO..
NAILS, COAL AND IRON
.l No 81 Exchange Place, up stairs. fe25t
HIS S s COLE,
IL .s,. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN nnu.n,
Nos 27 and % SOUTH CHARLES STREET, AA'
fs22tf Baltimore
M KEITH, Jr: s SON,
1Vls % SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
Butt Hinges, Sad Irons Hollow Castings &C. mr3 II
II l.. PAR KER & CO,
~. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN METALS
SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETS.
OFFER FOR SALE:
TIN PLATE, of every description. ....
TERNE PLATE for roofing.
ENGLISH SHEET IRON, Nos. 1oto27
GALyASizEDa IS SOS
IRON WIRE, TIMED WIRE" oto s.. r...
SHEET ZINC, sPELTER.
BANCA TIN, in Pigs and Bars.
LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD
E1oR E4SRFRSS IRoN I6s,i \ in to- to X n,,,vr, in
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIvETS,
KETTLE EARS, &c, &C. fe22-tf.
KEYSER, TROXELL co.
| r ON w A II E H u Sc.
No. 10 SOUTH CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS of all descriptions of IRON
Il and STEEL. Have constantly hand a complete as
sortment of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON
Manufacturers of
RAIL ROAD SPIKES AND CHAIRS.
Agents of the
vIADUCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS,
ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE.
Also agents for the best Pennsylvania and Maryland
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES.
feb22tfl '-.
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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
NHE UNDERSIGNED having Durcn.

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased
Il the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the sale of
FAIR BANKS SCALES
in the Southern States respectfully invite the attention of
the business world to the superiority of these Scales
every other description of weighing machines The
bearings broad knife edges, placed polished steel
faces dressed and evelled that The knife edge bearings
rest equally throughout their aohoIe length, and in every
point skill and fidelity hare obciated all tendencyp de-
rdngenient and 10edr.
These scales have been subjected to the SEVEREST
TESTS all the principal Railroads in the United States
and England and every branch of business throughout
the world and their uniform accuracy and great durab
ty, have gained for them the reputation of being THE
STANDARD FROM WHICH THERE CAN BE NO
APPEAL At the Worlds Fair in New York and the last
four Exhibitions of the Maryland Institute they have
ceved the FIRST PREMIUMS.
In the of Bren Reese in the Court of Common
Pleas October 1854 of Baltimore city, the learned Judge
declared in open Court THAT Fairbanks Scales being
Government Standard and their accuracy hduinQ been de
teried beyond all question: all legal issues must be decided
their duor" We prepared to fill orders for Counter
Portable, Dormant, Hay, Coal, Railroad, Canal, &C,
SCALES, at manufacturers prices
J. A. WESTON & CO.,
fe22-H Al South Charles street.
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The Cleveland (0hio) Plaindeoler of the 18th inst
says the prospects for immense crop of wheat are
excellent all over the West whilst oats corn, grass,
and in most sections, fruit looking finely There
are complaints from some sections, however, Of q
great excess of rain, which has soaked the earth
as to greatly retard farming operations and en-
danger the crops,
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GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS!!!

GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS!!!
~ LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
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Guns suitable for Deer Duck Turkey Squirrel and all
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my Navy and Pocket Pistols Warners Aliens and 9TH
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Bags Caps, Powder Shot, Balls &C. in fact all Sporting
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OF the highest honors of the Maryland Institute for
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and they may rely getting good article.
No. 81 CALVERT STREET, and SO CHEAPsIDE.
ALEXANDER MoC0MAS, GUNMAKER.
Est1bJ;sbed n,rf On
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-25

The State of Pennsylvania has completed the
sale of all her canals. On Thursday, Governor
Packer, Judge Knox, the Attorney General of the
State, Mr.. Moorhead, President of the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad Company, and Mr. Gibbons the So
lcitor OF the Company, met in the Executive Cham
Der, at Harrisburg. and consummated the sale