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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
a Treaty with Mexico.

Mr.. McLAne, our Minister TO Mexico,
arrived with his family, at New Orleans,
by the United States steamer Brooklyn,
bringing with him the treaty ratified with
The .'uarez Government Of Mexico, On the
l4ih inst.
Il provides fer The perpetual right Of
wuy across the islhmus Of Tehauntepec
from The Rio Grands 10 Mazai,an, and from
Guyamas 10 Arizona, with warehouses st
ths ternini Of each transit. All goods be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific States pass
free Of da.y. Goods shipped from transit
warshouses duty free. Our troops, mill
tary stores, and marines pass over the 18TH
mus Of Tehauntepsc and through Sonora the
same as Mexican. Tho neutrality Of the
ransi,s is guaranteed by both governments,
The United States with or without the
consent o. Mexico, possesses The right to
protect the trs2sit OF property by force
Perfect religious freedom is guaranteed, and
no forced loans on cur citizens.
4 supplemental cOnventios permits Sue
Intervention OF The United States 10 protect
our citizens and to enforce the treaty stipu-
latioHs IN compensation for the release 81
duties and the passing transiIs. The Uni
ted States pays 100000 dollars, two mil
lions of which is reserved for payment C!
the claim held by cur citizens against Mex
lco
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-----.~--------- 5000
ALL R ABROAD TO ST. JOSEPH
The only Reliable Rect Ia Cornell Buff. OMAHA
S-ouT City, .Aickison, D0Hi!pian, Weston, Legr-
cntrorth cad Kansas, and carrying The Grea,
Through alGi!.
ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS, leayes ST. Louis dsi.
" Except Sundays att O'Clock, AM. Return.
ing, leaves Hudson Junction with the Hannibal
and 81. Joseph Raiiroad) at ills P. II.
ST. ACCOMMODATION. leaves
St. Louis daily Except Sundays at O'Clock. p,
u. Returning, leaves Ferry Landing (opposits
ST. Charles) at 1850 As.
Passengers by this route avoid ali river nayira-
lion and staging, and reach ST. Joseph fYenfv-
four hours in advance CT any other route. IT,
also the best; and during tie winter fha only
route TO Hannibal, Palmyra and all points ada
cent 70 th Hannibal and ST. JoseDh PaiIro,J in
Macon, Shelby. Marion and Rails counties.
Connects at Allen with stages for GIasco,r
Fayetie, brunswick, Keytesviile, Huntsville and
Paris. -N0
Connects at IIevico with stages for COlumbi.
Fulton and Pasis.
Connects at Weilsbhrg with stages for Bow
Ing Green and louisiana.
Connects at Weslviile with stages for Troy.
Bowling Green and louisiana
OnRlbuses will call at all hotels and private res
licences, upon card being left at Elliott. Ornni-
bus CtAce, No. 40, under Planters House.
Tickets can De obtained at the Depct. cornsr
Of North Market and Second streets. OF at the
Conpany's Office, 30. 20 Fourth street. under
the Planters House.
- J. 3. MOUCToN, ..3
dec-2, 1872. Superintendent
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
FRESH DRUGS.

WYE are now n receipt Of our Fall Stock Of
w DRUGS, which we may safely say
without compromising our veracty--is the most
complete and extensive ever brought to this city.
We will not undertake to enumerate all the artlc-
les we have on hand, as il would be an almost
endless task. Suffice it to say, that we have all
the articles usually kept in DRUG STORES,
and earnestly invite the attention Of those in need
Of articles in our line, % our Stock, pledgins our
selves 10 stll on as CHEAP and accommodating
terms, as any house in this or surrounding towns.
CT We would especially and particularly in
wife the attention OF the ladies TO our Stock
Ct Perfuneries and other Fancy Articles. -
octI3 CROPP & WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
2. h;HELVIArS

IMPROVED
Gift BOOlz G;5-eE?S {,
BULLETIN BUILDING
liz SOUTH THIRD 81. PHELA'PEIA.
VlHE Proprietor respectfully announces to the
j people Of the United States, that he has Just
issued New Classified Catalogue, containing
over 1850 volumes, including every respectable
departrent of Literature. And also, an eXten-
siYe list Of VALUABLE AND USEFUL GIFTS,
To Be Presented 10 Purchasers Of Books.
The frst-class reputation which this Establish
ment has acquired, is the result Of strict integrity
and close attention to business, and persons who
desire to be fairly dealt with, and to receive
prompt returns, are assured that the future shall
maintain the credit Of the past and present;
The quality of my Gifts, and the hberahty oil
their distribution, are unequalled.
My TERMS to AGENTS are superior to any
ever before offered. And by abundant means and
peculiar advantages in the trade, | am enabled to
| perform 10 the letter all that lpToInise.
.A AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Gaia
logues Posters, Private Circulars &C., sent free,
on application. %. Send fora Catalogue.
Address r. MELVIN, Bulletin Building,
ll2 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
N B-PeTsons wishing 10 act as Agents, will
find especially to their advantage TO address me
Immediately for particulars.
oct6-6m X. MELVIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29

G%DIrs. Jenkins complained in the eve
ming that TIE turkey she had eaten ct
Thank giving did not SET well.
probably" said Jenkins, 1T was not o
han turkey" He got glass OF wafer IN
his face.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver 10 cZpel 1t from the
BODY. AS it should, 50 It does cure this Affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather does what is Of more service TO those sub
iect to this infection. II taken in season It expel5
i from the system it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed TO the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
bv this malignant influence, such as Rennittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
FercTs, Neuralgia, Rhelsnatiszn, Gout, Blindness,
Too:hache, Earache, C-taTTh, Asthma, PaiPlta-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections OF the
Stomach and Bowels, al OF which, when arlsIlS
from this cause, Will be found to assume more OF
less the intermittent type. This AGUE CURE
reoYes the cause OF these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it Accompanies ty stimulating the czcre-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become haeitel TO 20 ms
their Office OF their own accord. Hence arises Wat
NC tarrn Ccc'irctrtica. Time may accomplish the
game end, but often life IS not long enough, or IS
sacrificed in the attempt, while this " AGUE CURE
does II at once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO be!eTc tins IS q surcr as well as safer
remedy for the whole class Ct diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and It has still another
important advantage to the public, which IS, that
il IS cheap as we'll as good.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
Glasgow Male Institute

TINE Trustees Of the Public School, in *,
/ .ae City of Glasgow, having con- kssS@y
Melted their large ana conEJdoUs school GSyssJ
building. take pleasure IL announcing toz1zi:s
IN, pubIjc that they have engaged Wy. :. DAVIS,
; Il. Presdrr. tor some years past, OF Masonic
College 20 take charge q the school as Principal.
Frsf. DAVIS. IS SO widely and faTo-gbly known
- IN educator Of youth. ;ha; no special comuea-
la,ion from Us is needed. E= VA be assisted y
TI-. J. T. J. H-cT-s, a graduate Of iids-u-c
College, and e gal,ieG. e u sgE-c experience -
TIE want o. = -crnansat scEo9l, Of high order,
IN CIR midst hes been long ard deeply felt. Such
scLoo, the Trustees have iabored long and cam
es!!y 10 es!a3lizh; ana they nave finally effected
IN Organization. which. they are sure, the gerc--
oas and united patronage Of the community vail
render EcrmrECHf.
In the GLASGOW MALE ENsrrrUTE, thorough
and systematic course o. primary instruction Will
be gwen, and 4 course in the Classics, ialhemat-
icz SC, at least sufficient % prepare = student 10
enter the Junior Class N College.
Tie c!sssGs viii be so arranged Llat every ru-
MI viii receive his jus; and full share Of ette1tion.
Tle academic year viii be divided into tTo
sessions of twenty weeks each, he frst session
viii commence en- the lS-h Ct September, 1859.
Tuition 1cr ssssio" OF % weeks IN the FRI
mary studies-RsadiuC. Writing, Arith-
metir. Geography and English grammar SO 60
In the Mathematics. With an Of Inc above. 1896
The Greek or Latin Language, with any Of
the above. $3.50. ..'.s. .....- .-.' ~, "
Ccuiingsnt Zee for each pupil per session.. 100
No deduction VIII &c made &c. 25sance, except
IN cases 81. protracted IaHss.
R%@St"dn,,s from i distance can get board in
PIRATE families as low as At any o,cer point.
/ /: VI v: R RagsS: rsp-:c.s,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
EDUCATIONAL, ETC.
ROANOKE ACADEMY.

+ u. SANBORN, A. B., NJ. D., PRINCIPAL
MRS. H. II. SANBORN; PREcEPTREss
THIS Institution will commence ASiEEE
lis next scholastic year on kssgsSzxY
Sent Btu, under charge OF the above SSz-zls1-S
faculty.
DR.. Sanlo.n IS g graduate OF Dartmouth Col
Iege. an experienced teacher, and gentleman OF
high intellectual and moral attainments. Mrs.
Sanborn, is, also, graduate OF one Of the best
Institutions IN the East, and is every way qualI-
fed for her position. The intartiVe system Of
Education win Be closely followed, while espec
iaI advantages viii be given to classes in Surrey
inc, Engineering, Eiocution and CaiistheHics.-
No pains will De spared 10 render students CON-
plete masters OF those branches they may pursue.
We feel assured, that Roanoke Academy now
cfers superior inducements 10 those desiring an
eminenliy practical education, and that parents
cannot DO Better than entrust their children 70 this
Institution.
TUITION Foa TERRI OF 20 WEEKS:
Elementary Ergl!sh...... ........ .''...S 81
Common English -..... ..... -.-....--.. u W
Advanced English ...... ...... 80. u op
Languages and Higher Mathematics "... 10 W
Incidental. -. 80. .... '..... ......' 3o
Tuition will be charged from time Of entrance;
and 10 deduction made except IN case of actual
sickness for ten days ormore.
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES:
G.;far with Vocal Music ...... '..... SD W
vi sf,s;c ........... ? 90
Pointing and Crayonirg, EACH 49,. . co
Draying. Architectural and Topographic
cal. with draughting and use Of insiru-
rrogts ...... ...... $3.50. ...... .....'. %
Penciling and linear perspective, 10 students,
without charge.
) deduction OF 20 Per cent, or one fith, fro-a
he above rates, viii be made 10 members OF the
school.
Coed board can be had in private families, ct
moderate rates For further particulars, address,
. J, y. HUMPHREYS, -
y, WAYLAND, Trustees.
,,,S "a ~ = + VILLA lis
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29

TO THE LADIES. ~.
WE beg to invite the especial attention :.
w Ladies to our assortment OF SHOES, EAT .ss;r
featured by ourselves, and to our order, fsi "a.
especial benefit and use; and believe d 70 2. srfs.
rior to aEy assortment ever offered IN ,nis h or
.ther as to variety or styles, beauty OF n1Ns'
Substantial Workmanship. e aIsss
large and complete, and we feel entirely eI M 10
we will be able TO give satisfaction 10 al
will favor US with a call. ,.UzrE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
Glasgow Female Seminary

rFTHE Second Session Of this Institution, under
J. The present Principal. assisted by full corps
Ct ronrateat Teachers, VIII commence the Isl
iIaaday (5,h) Of September: and c!ose Tie last Of
Ju~r.
TIE sch1cI Is \ permanent Llc.i.dton. The
Boarding House Is i large building. owned by lie
Principal Parents are invited 10 visit Us and see
our arrangements for boarding We d5sjr2 to &c
kind 10 al! entrusted 70 oar care, and viii cnteaV
CT g treat them as we would wish our own 20 De
under similar circumstances.
Terms fer Five Mouths.
-4.,.oa N Primary Eag'.-l':.' co. IS 500
:. :, aid PeHn-azh:p, 1900
=. " AIgarcei English {, Element
Sry Algebra ...... 800. Ego
:: % Adyizrsi Easlisl Algebra
Grl Geometry ..'.'.-...... 1890
Latin and F.such, eGcE.... .'.....' 49,
FAI.:E:,, OFT, Oriental C. G-ecian Lat
leather Work, a-cL. .'.'.... 800
TrsGe-P.aao CT Gutter. .-..-'...''.' &osJt
85a-l : Lu...on ii lie EgE.-sa Depart
..eat. (paii in ol:aECe.) 49,. .O,oo
Board, Tuition. and Mu-ic, intending use
OF Instrument, (paic in aavance)..'. sD,V0
Contingencies -. $500 '''' i,'.'
For further information, see Cat..ogle, OF aa-
dress FRENCH SA-iO HER
null p-IyctsAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29
LEATHER FOR SALE,

! X short time we shall have 4 full supply Of
l all kinds Of
Leather s. SE,oe-7Ea&ers Findings,
which we viii ocr 10 the trade On terms that Will
enable manufacturers in tins section to save money
by buying OF US. Long experience in lie bust
ness enables Us 70 know exactly what Is wanted,
and we intend 70 supply the want.
We expect 10 sell 1T very small advance or
ccst, and consequently will sell only for cash or
IS equiYalsli. STEINaIEIZ & FRANZEN
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j. & \. ARNOTsS 81 -
DAILY. FOUR HORSE
COaCl. Is FROM GLASGOW
TO 2LLiH, CO .EECTING WITH TIE
NORTH Re!SS0IRI RAIL ROAD.

Leaves Giasso daily except Saturday, at u
o'clock, connecting with the St..Lonis, Huds N
City and st. Joseph trains. at Alln
Leaves Aiin daily, On the arrival Of the trains
bringing passengers through 10 Glasgow, con-
E"ctihg with boats, and stages East and West.
"a THROUGH TtcKETs 10 st. Louis, IS, for
sale at the Stage CfIice.
Large and elegant Troy Coaches or the route
which IS we'll stocked, aid passengers viii find no
9ei@y, as good tine can always lie made on the
t-Gai. Road mario
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29

ia nan in HarliOrt has made applies
lion fer divorce from his xifs on the
ground Of her bei#g lazy. He alleges that
she will not get up in the morning, build .
frs and gel his breakfast at a reasonable
hour. "@ .- i-@
Do Yen Know WHY You WIEK?-Ths
Boston Epsning Gazetlethus learnedly: re-
plies TO this query: - =.
"Ths contact Of the air with the eye
causes loss Of Temperature by evaporation,
and the sensation caused by the drynsss
urgently insisting on being remedied, we
wink"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-29

NJ Why are blacktgiihs the most dis,
eentsnted Of .radssDsn?
Because they are alwsIs on the strike is'
Heges-
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TRANSPORTATION, ETC.
NORTH MISSOURI .RAEaRO.n
ALL RAILROAD TO ST. JOSEF,

sf So 80 N71
-s s'--2-z;; - e s-zsl.= esss5
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gnestd upon lhl@ point fsesH AFei,glsas5 !, sxs .
ought % STOP, sna II does 8ss stop il sa,, II
IN ~ iuEtfnfisA sf malice, " ~' ss "sS"
mf inid hsts aasteadea his fsussk. A.. u4.. -.
poftuuIty fT The court ~ ttks sas 0fieal as,,ls
q tbs death ~ GhsgosIlW Bib, which being dsns
tiHs court agjeutnsa
The argument hstHssD the counsel for the pr9s
seuiion nnd defence 70 5sy, IL looked npon a. sbs
ofsis ofthsease ffsdutsry IL admitted IN eyldsnes
the dsfsres arc prepared, they say. 10 prove thsi,
polot. The, claim that they hsse proven ever;
thing bearing upon, aud surrounding tho fnaia
fact, aud are providsd with such syidsnes as ia
leave no doubt on the iniDd u asy CTS, however
nefedutona u The etimiosi enlpabiIIty of the Dc.
ceased and tho sifs Of the psisopsr.
Under these circumstances, therefore, The yab.
ie arc on The mi rtte for shs resnlt Of tbs pro-
eeedings Oh Monday.
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MucH NEEpEp.-Several small fat bot

W ooA ~ NAADSp. 'oA ~ An"ii - - Wv
tom steam tugs wonld Il nd pre- fitsble employment
10 james river, the year round. IN running up me
large creeks and taking on the thousands oil dol
lars worth Of agricultural products, that never
will fnd market unless aided by steam. IL a line
of these boats were established, and the farmers
knew that they would 'stie up" at a1y point for
freights. they would then turn more of their At
tentton 20 the cultivation of fruits, vegetables aud
poultry. and Richmond and Norfolk csuld always
be supplied hv them.
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=. sgefassa Ns7Hsptsss gzssIEsp rsss Trru-
ne As tapsfs ti's particulars " the tr csed
eenaty fof ,lo pBrpess ~ tsklsg usssss.s ~ ~
PEI iiis members of tbs Nsghss:ist Chnret sarfb
who are accused of bsing AbsIlls9sisss' A.'aas
mssuos eofninit,ss 81 Hfty vas sgp1sntei 10
. hls % sisnop Jasns with warning. they per-.
iofmfd ihsi enty Sf EaSssy, while the Ei,b9p
was engaged 10 the tnefni,g ssxyiea ia ehuyrh
IL u also resolved that tls Methodist Causeh
North c0aiG not bs tolerated 10 Tszas. ard tt., 4,
must be pat down II necessary. A COMMITTEES wss
appointed 20 drsis other rssoiasfons 10 be acted
upon at aD adj ouTns5 uIsetiDg.
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PRICE ONE CENT

DAD compAsY, Virgins Rix free
psgrssss 1ss esnyietsI bef9Fe tho Mayor les. Eat
,af1sy ~ bsfmitiiak two slaves, Ast aud FAN, 10
bs spd fsfasls hsr h9ass contrary % ias, ard
sspt@nesd 70 sorpofcsl pabisbmsni.
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s@~ BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN

THE MOST EXALTED u 4 In Z
WORLD
Ess cured. and is Row. daily effscting the most
extraordinary of diseases, To which humanity
i afflicted ihousaDG5,w who were hitherto suffering
anaer the most iuveterete diseases and which were
deemed beyond the sk i'll of me.icine. have been
Fonderfuis restored % health, by the ne q Shis
truIy great remedy. For S0EokULA, kE
Tisa. SYPHILIS, PILES, DY-PEPsIA, ALL
NCk0lULnUs AfFECTI1NS, and for all diseases
rssstia0 oaa iepurity Of the btood u Is uIsafpass
I'd by any medicine 81 metticai science
Nv thoroug ghly purifying the Blood ana stoinnch.
anJ siren gtheni1g and renovsting every organ OF
the human systeIn, il necessarily cures "a these
.se,.ses resulting from morbl.s action Of the same
such ia LIVEl. COMPLAINT. NERVOUS hkFEC'
TI0Ns GENERAL DEBILITY, EkUPTlpNs
N TiIE AKIN. CHRONIC FIVEs AND AGub,
and ali Other diseases which are well known 70 es'
Ia fronn tie above causes Ali that II asked is
air trial whish VIII essuredly convince aay oas o.
the iacom parable efficacy OF tbs rems.A Aan'e fie
marathon in curing the diseases for which II 10 fe
eoramended For particulars call snd get y de-
scriptiFe circular. Prepars By
J w BORROW 4 Co,
Practical and Ansly tieel Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
Fer sale In Richmond By Purcell, Ladd a Go.
DR. w Gsriick, Wsrtng Peares, and hIussist
genereIIv fah ia ~
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Coon OfD AeEs.--TGst week eolored woman
named Rachel Dsiby, eied in passysc0 Meek, Nd
at the age ~ ifs3 yesra. AnothsT csio.sd w0sszp.
who had reached li3 years, disf nsar ooyasstowu,
nd short time sg0. OGe ef these women vas
20 and the other 20 years old when the ssruxgIs
for American Independence begsn
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o. =; ~A4zz, m~J14>,-..,..
sss- scMa OF TIE BARGAINs.

R1S~ some OF FnB BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH sTokE OF
PERKINS / co,
No 14l ka2le Square.
} cases A. Bleach Shirtins at cents. worth 10
sup" 60 II - IA
Best New York Mil do "I5 4"
itl; Bleach sheeting q "
E24 do 90 't
5ess English and Ameri an Prints at II cents
100 pieces Fast Cci'd Lawns, at liGpt23s cents
pieces pflng De L6i e5 and taieutIas, at 1875 cts
80 - very pretty Spring yaleptiss, at - c-iits
% doz Kid tzioyes, good exaudeTs at IS Is
The largest assortment Of rich, NEW ePRING
GOODS, city yes, taey nave ever offered. all new
sni At the lowest cash prices NH T-sA25
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GoUsrgayurso IA called court of
Justices VIII taeet Q. the Cfy Hall Al IL o'clock to-
ssy, sy,to 70 sxssafHs Essi B afnbbs, charged siih
Essnss ehs e1sstssfslt neis oa Mrs Gs.hSslas
1 ''ss@Ssf' sbsHiag tbs sans to bs euantsffelt
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE TIE LIS aLlZAD STANDARD,

FOR CORRECT wsIGHT.
LaUs1tt achict arose from, discrepancy Qf 1oeit
5stacseH ose If F1lfb1nkS Scales ts ~ the Bat
more dad Ohio RditTodd Company and one ef an
0tsr manufacturer recently tried IN the Court
qfC zan,en Pleas. Baltimore The case occupied the
tburt ttvo days and Judge RdrStdi, IN detpeJlh0
his decision stated as tie result gf the eedence, that
the accuracy Of Fairbanks Scales" tcdS established
beyonda all question: a,,,ns
AN INcoaggcT SCALE WILL KEAw rHE VERY yiTALs
oUTOF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
Test your Scales thoroughly, ana If found ineor.
celebrated Scales, the universally acknowledged
standard fol- CT weight
WORD OF CAUTION.
The spelyeGrnsd reputation Of these Scdtss mas IN
faced the reders qf imperfect and acorttesS 6dtdnce'
10 o6sr them as "Fdir6GhkS Scdes, and pttrchSsr'
haze thereby, IN many Instances, oeen Sacjecteo u
fraud and imposition.
They eau only be hal III Richmond OF CLAhh
SON ANDERSON & CO, No 100 Main strest, "hS
are the agents, and who Keep constantly on hano--
pJHTA s.l:E PLATFUkh SCALk5
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, OR FAMILY SCALES
GlOUNkS SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice.
WHEAT or HOpPBk SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAi AND CATTLE SCALES
kAILhCAD Dept SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK sChLE5
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
y,b s--1
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Tguppnascg.-We invite attention to

TEmPnnANCE.-We invite attention to
the Temperance meeting, advertised to take place
his evening, at Leigh street Baptist church. A
large attendance and interesting addresses may
beexpected. Wehope the meeting will be charaes
ter.zed by the enthusiasm and social feeling which
nave attended the meetings Of the society hitherto.
A public Temperance meeting of the old Donln
ion Section No. J. l. o. G.. t. is TO be held at their
Hall on Marshall street, to night Several gentle-
tnen are expected to address the meeting. The
public are invited to attend.
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A CoRH ExcH.gGE i very much need.
ed, and should be established by our merchants,
with as little delay ss possible. Ii soma enters
pricing citizen to open rooms for the purpose,
he would soon find il profitable investment.
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D,sohnsHLY bocgs. Mary Eridgswa-
sia s.azsa -, ~. WIN ksspsg disgsdsriy hoass, was
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great dinner is TO be given to Mr. Paui Morphy
Paris
TIE Mana8sa Bank, located at Front Royal, Va
vent into operation few days ago,
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourred sine die
on Thursday.
Nine thousand bushels Of wheat have been ship.
ed from Liverpool to Phiadel phis.
A registry law has passed both branches of the
New York Legislature.
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UNITED IN DzATH.-.dr. and Mrs Van Rensselaer,
Perr5, oi Lswistown, New Jersey, died hsnd-in-
hand one day last week. SIR r. died ia the even.
ing, aud Mrs. z, few hours afierward. Old age
and its infrmtIeF were the causes be being 20 aBd
she Il years old. Mr. Perry was famiiiariy called
the ''Coihmodore," and claimed to be relative
I to ths hero 0t ferTy's victory oa Lake Erie.