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Brass instruments

OF the most Approved Manufacture
very Large stock. mt Low Prices.
VIOLINS. The Best. from s2.1J 70 5000 each.
FLUTES Of every variety
MARTINS CELEBRATED GUITARS
FLUTINAs, ACCORDEONS, CLARINETTs
FLAGEOLErS. FIFES, and AL other MssicA
Instruments
STRINGS for all Stringed Instruments.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS for Sale and To Let
Music for BANGS MUSE Book and all kinds O
Musical Merchandise
JOHN C. HAYNES L CO..
33 Court street. Boston.
Feb. 27-Tvly
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ORIGINAL POETRY



NO by SAX
Vi al the Patent Medicines made
In the east or in the west.
Those made by Brown O. Burlingt3n
Are tins cheapest ana the best
Ine fame OF all bis incidence
Is getting 10 be great
FOR sale by hrlt class Drag S.
In every NORTHERN State.
Browns broneAia.s Will cure a cough.
Sore Throat, or a Cold
browns Teething Cordial is for Babies.
Whether young o. old.
Browns Bushu is ilr Kidney Complaints
For ladies', and for sients,
The price 80 cheap. the bottle 80 large
The sale is getting immense
Now KIND friend. word 70 y0a.
Whenever you are in town
And any OF you buy Buehu,
Buy the Buchu made BY Brown
Burlington, Jan. L, ISL
-tdsvH
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NEW DISCOVERY
g., Chemical and Medical Science.
DT. z. T. GGrUtH's
SOLUTION AND COMPOUND ELIXIR

Rr. z. z. GGrUiH's
SOLUTION AND COMPOUND ELIXIR
7 y r
FIRST AND ONLY SOLUTION ever made IN
one mixture Of All THE TW ELNE yhLua
bic active principles 81 the vel known e1i-'-' g
PINE TREE T4H
UNEQUALED in Coughs. Colds Catar1l, Asthma
Bronchitis. and Consumption.
CURES WITHOUT FAIL
recent cold .n three to s1 hour and also BY 5ts
VITALIslNG. PURIFYING and sIIMuLAII.Nu
effects upon Ihe general system. BE- remaIAAnl9
talcaci0us be- a.
DISEASES or THE BLOOD.
Iucla1in- scroiala ard Er1puons q the Skin ll5s-
pepsIa Diseases Of the Liver and Al-ne3 8 near
D.seaso. AID General Debility
ONE TRIAL CONvINCEs:
Also.
Volatile Solution OF Tar
For INHALATION without application Of . Eat.
uarltus can na carried ll the vest pocket. reall
Ii am sine fog tae --as- elecrua- and posuroll
curative Use --
All Disease Of iie NOSE T-iROAI and
Lungs.
THE COMPOUND
Far and sU0HdrGkc Fttt,
..-u-s 10 connection with the ELIXIR TAR is q
communion o. tie ruo most Valuaa-e AlteratlVe
Meticiles known 10 The pr fess l ana ren1eIs ~
Pl. without exception -ne very best ever pleIe--
scul f1- C.rcu.a- ll POSITIVE tl hEa to your
L. 4. hyde 81 CO..
SOLE PR0PEIETORs
do F.. + ~t... Sew orL.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
" gS'osssse5-s Of the TFSrfd.

nYER one thousand Illustration The isrerr
- BEST selling, and mos attractive suns--In Con
BOOK ever puolls1ed- OEs agent N Denver. Cailrl
d. sid lnl copies IA days One agent Ia Nj wan
Zee sold 80 copies 10 daF, snd large number from
% % ID copies per day send for circular will
terms. a. qnea Address [ s. Publishing Co. flr
bEQaEe St-, ny. mar2l+sdAv4E
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Aary's cot Won leetle scheep,
His vieece sllE vite a. vnooI,
AID every biAse where MaTy's bin.
Dat ieetie sciIeepe has been come tOo.
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Horace Greeley wrote letter, the othel
day 70 Mr.. Ansel Warren, in whose news
paper Office A. Poultrey, Il. he d7st Learned
printing, 10 congratulate the old gentleman OF
his golden wedding celebration 81 Quincy. ~
In il be says
lam poor, but it Is ny Own f2u,t because
endorse other folks noies One was brought @
me to-day for 800 which must ind 4 way d
pay within feE days. l have fooled away Al
least $4,000 trying to help others, and ii ha.
done no gOoi. Row I guess ny foot is down.
that | viii not endorse smother note. So YOU Sc
the stables all get locked after the horses ar
stolen.
The story Of AlHry's little lamb has sssumea
many forms. but the following Germanis version
Is most unique
AAry's cot Won leetle scheep,
His vieece rllE vite as vnOol,
And every blAee where Mary's bin
Dat ieetie soileepe has been come to-.
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Safds, agricultural Ssmplrments.

safds, agricultural Ssnlplrments.
:. 5. PIERCE SON
OYER FOR SALE
III LOlUesf .uarkef Prices,
800 BbIS. POudrette.
300 Bbis.
BrGdEey'S Phosphate, fhe
best an Hse.
30 Tons
Best .VoUG Scotia Plaster.
FLOWER POTS,
HI sizes and Prices.
1000 lbs. VI. Glover seed.
5000 lbs. Western do.
300 bus. Timothy seed.
80 bags Red Top seed.
100 lbs. white Glover seed.
ZOE Ihs. AIsike Glover seed.
200 bus. Gold DrOp Wheat.
30 bus. sweet Corn.
ALSO. 4 GOOD ASSORTMENT oF
Onion. Beef s. carrot seed,
Wl.l all the neF varieties Of
Garden Peas and Flower seeds-
wealso oasr flr sale al lowest prices, the
BLANCHARD CHJRN.
FYLER-s CHURN.
SHARES COULTER HARROW
REGULATOR SEED DRILL.
BRISTOL PLow>
PR0UTV - NIEAE's Pillows.
HoLBRooU's PAT SWIVEL PLoW-
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THE subscriber ofers for sale = splendid yoke Of
l i've year old Cattle, perfectly well broke and
shod, weigh thirty one or two hundred, and In
splendid condition for beef after spring voik If
desired. T. {. NARAM0RE.
March s9-Ea Wiiliston, VT
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UNQU EsTIONABLY
The lest kuoVa am lslf. thoroughly tss,el
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
For a.. kinds Of W0rz. h4lsy o. llelt ana TIE most
popular,
Wheeler 6- Wilson


popular, l-
Wheeler & Wilson -.
'TMls practical and easily managed machine las
! nov stood the test % time ans thorough eEpari
ment. ana the thousands Wno nave fortunately usai
ours, frankly give it the preference the very best
both n this country and 10 Europe. study, capital
and inventive genius nave been devoted 10 - lm
proveueut for years. I'LL now. with ITS NEW
SILENT FEED. or present Locs-stltchn aschine
has no equal Il the world. The Wheeler 4 wilson g
Is he liable, Economical and NoIsele IL answer
the wants Of the household completely. and an
kind q sewing needed "a the iaull can be done p
OF 70 with greater Tapidity and OF 1ecutiou O.
beginners than can be accomplished on any other
il has received the highes. premiums over alias
family mGcnue-on both sides Ut the Atlantic
Those VINO want the best should obtain Wheeler q
Wilson's silent Feed Family Sewing Machine, and
take no other
During 1870 Wheeler & Wilson sold over $1,000
machines or sou more than than the Howe IS Do
more than the weed atti- more than the Wilcox
& 0lbns 5-.l-1 more khan the American 65.54-
more than this Florence. The above figures are Ia
ken from the sworn u-us o. the companies named,
and sufficient refutaton Of the mend acious tales
Of certain parties IN Burlington, who would mase
people believe We are played out" since coming
10 Burlington have sold $50 rf these machines and
IN ready 70 sell 81 more. viii sell on time. tax
ing pay IN small monthly instaimeuts. Samples Of
work ana cirrEiars sent any address A few smart
Vide-aEako agents wsntei
Agency 90 Church ST. next do8- o. Ripley Z
shaItuoks.
sOLON u. ALLIS, Agent
March 2l-dEwtf
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WORKING CATTLE ron SALE.

Also for sale by R L. sTEARNs 60, WIN
GENT TAPf. and (, ". BuRRITT.
Feb dkEeovlmo
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ELEGAET
PAPER HANGTEGS
ID every Variety %
Ey'HOicS0fC and Retail
BENNETT < BLISS,
3S3 Washington street.
BOSTON. MASS.
March 4-u-r


$4,000.
REWARD Of SsveutF-1Ys Dollar Will be paid
u by the Town Of hillstol. Toy the recovery @.
toe goods money and property stolen from the store
and poet office ul Thomson a Holman % North VII
liston. on Monday night. the TIA inst and a fur
t1cr reward OF SeVenfr-hTe Doliar- for the arrest
AND conviction OF the person or persons who CON
uitte1 the hurEIu any,
GEO. EQRT0N
HIEAN WATSON se.ec. men.
J.. H. IALCJTT,
Wllstaa March -. 18Th.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
VERSAILLES.
A Commune Leader Sentenced to ID

A Commune Leader Sentenced to Death
VERSAILLES, September 2.-The court
martial has sentenced NJ. Brissey, one OF the
commune leaders, to death.
In the Assembly to-day NJ. Target pro, aSo
posed that the session be ADJOURNED on Tue
fifteenth until the fifteenth OF November
Pouyer Quarter stated, in confirmation
of the reports previously stated IN journals
that on the third instant the war indemnity,
amounting to half a million of francs, had
been paid to the Germans. and he implored
the Assembly not to adjourn until 1t had
provided ways and means for meeting the
financial demands of the country.
The courtmartial, having been deliber-
ating with closed doors since six O'CLOCK
this morning, has just pronounced the fol
lowing sentences on the members of the
commune brought before it for trial: Ferrt
and Sullier are condemned to suffer for life
at hard labor. ASST, Bittoray, Chamry
Require, Groussett, Vendure and Ferrat tt
deportation and confinement in Fortress
Jourde, and Restault to simple deportation
Courbet to six months imprisonment and {
fine of five hundred francs.
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are Inadequate to check, much less to pun
ish official pecnlation and crime.
Gentlemen, all that you and your-sucees-
sors can do, is to use the advantages con-
ferred upon you by your oaths under the
law. to secretly examine and gather facts,
and report them in a tangible form, and
urge the wise men of the State to take coun-
sell together for the redemption of the State
from the hands of her oppressors and plum
derers.
The maxim Of the fathers of the country
was. millions for defense, not cent for
tribute" Degenerate Louisiana says, mil
lions for tribute, not cent for defense"
Gentlemen, the darkest pages in the his
tory of the State are now being made up in
darkness which, repeat, when deciphered,
will show present bankruptcy, and perhaps
future reputation.
The great criminals who are destroying
the future of this State, may for the present
be too strong for the imperfect laws upon
the subject too corrupt to fear jury, one
half of whom can neither read nor write, but
they may yet meet the frowns and indigna-
tions of an injured people, and forced to en-
JOY their ll,gotten gains beyond their sight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE
THE RESULTS ATTENDING IT
ADDITIONAL SENTENCES OF COMMUNISTS
NEW YORK.
Specie Shipmeuts-Governmen Steady
state Bonds Dull-The Vanderbilt In
dictmen,-COlonel Ryan's Defense-RO.
sauzuei1 the Ah0rtiOuist.

Specie ShfDnkeute- StCduy
state Bonds Dall-The Vanderbilt In
dictment-C Colonel Ryan's Defense-Ro-
seuzweig, the Abortionist.
New YORK, September 2:-Specie ship
ments to-day S200,000. The following is the
hank statement: Loans increased nearly
two million. Specie increased million and
a half. Deposits increased one million.
LEGAL tenders decreased one million.
Money very easy; 203. Sterling dull and
unchanged. Gold 1923 01l3. Govern
ments strong and steady. State bonds dull;
Tennessees 7434, new 7434; Vrginias 63,
new SO; Louisiana 65, new 6O, levee ~,
eights SO; Alabamas 100. fyes %; Georgla.s
50: sevens SO: North Carolinas "A, new "a;
South Carolinas 20, new 5734.
The Indictment against Vanderbilt reads:
did willfully and felOniously neglect and
omit to have a sound boiler and competent
engineers ETC.. on the Westfield.
Cuban Colonel Ryan, arrested charged
with passing worthless check, puts In an
affidavit that he deposited the requisite
amount to meet the check, in the bank, but
the check was presented before the time
stipulated.
CAPTAIN Cameron and Inspector Walling
think the last link in the evidence to con
Wet Rosenzweig viii be completed tonight
Francis Haggerty, Westfeld victim, If
dead.
Governments are strong and steady
Five-twenties of 1862 declined Is; SKIES OF
1881 III .; five-twenties of 1862 1l44; 64i
l1434; Cos 1147s, new 1l3ss; 6ls ll3As; oo'
l14A; ten-forties llles.
Arrived: Crescent City from New Orleans
| and steamer Dutchland.
ROYAL Phelps, Thomas w. Pearsan, Pau
| N. Spofford and William A. Booth haye ac
eepted an invitation to assist in the investl
| CATION of the city accounts.
General Ryan,. who was arrested yester
day on the charge of passing worthless
check on Oliver D. Taylor, has been honor
ably discharged, having produced evidence
| that he had an account in the bank OF
| which the check was drawn, and that th'
check was paid over three months ago
General Ryan denies that he was startins
| for New Orleans, or that he has had an in
| tention of going. He claims that his arres
was the result of a conspiracy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
CHINA.

Arrival from Hong Kong at San Fran
cisco-China and Japan Quiet-Engiish-
men from the Coreans The Corean
Explanation Delayed. Hence Blood
shed-Japanese Tea Crop Abundant.
SAN Francisco, September 2.-The China
mail steamer Alaska arrived, thirty-six days
from Hong Kong. The cargo includesg5
665 packages of tea, the largest quantity
ever landed from one vessel In an American
port.
China and Japan are quiet.
The British war steamer RingdOne re-
turned from Corea with two Englishmen
captured from the wreck of the Chusan.
They had been kindly treated and no indig-
nifty offered them.
The German, reported by the Chinese as
captured at the same time, was found to
havesbeen left with the Chinese, who, it is
surpassed, murdered him, and invented the
story of his capture by the Coreans to con-
ceal their crime.
The Shanghai papers publish an authen-
ticated letter from the Coreans to the COM
mander of the United States steamer
Wachasett, when that ship went up the
river in 1868 to inquire after the crew of the
ship General Sherman.
The letter is friendly and coneiliatory to
the last degree, and had it been received by
the Commodore at the time it was intended
to reach him, subsequent bloodshed would
never have occurred. The letter was de-
| layed for few hours, and in the meanwhile
the Waclfasett sailed without it,
The German iron schooner Volador has
been wrecked in the Corean straits. The
| crew escaped in boats, and we're picked up,
after suffering great hardships.
Japanese politics are quiet.
The tea crop is abundant
The silk product is from fifty to one hun
dred per cent greater than for the last ten
years, and of superior quality, but high
prices check operations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03

NEW FURNITURE.-It is with pleasure
that we remind our readers that our enter
prising neighbors the Messrs. Montgomery
are now in daily receipt of their stock OF
new furniture from the different factories
of the East and West They inform us
that their stock for the coming season will
be the largest, most varied and best Sc
lected ever offered in this market. Having
spared no expense in enlarging and fitting
up their warehouse, they feel confident
that their exertions will be rewarded by an
appreciative public. Their stock of parlor,
bedroom and dining-room sets, desks,
library and book cases, French plate mir
rors, chairs and all kinds Of knocked down
furniture can not be surpassed in this
market and solicit an examination Of the
same at their large warerooms, No. 81 Camp
street
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DisiufecfaUf.

The Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing
Company is now prepared to furnish the
celebrated disintectant water closet, which
is manufactured only by that company
These closets are represented to be inodor-
Gus, clean and convenient, and their use
will check if not prevent the spread of
yellow fever, cholera and other contagious
diseases. These closets can be purchased of
Mr.. J. J. Weckerling, No. 81 Customhouse
street, The Louisiana Fertilizer Manutac-
turing Company has proved a success, and
the stock is consequently sought after as an
investment, because it pays well and the in
vestment is perfectly safe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03

ST. JOINS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The
vestry of st. Johns church, opposite Clay
square, have purchased two beautiful lots
of ground on the corner Of Third and An
nunciation streets upon which to erect the
church edifce which will be commenced
within few weeks. Until the church is
built, Divine service will be held morning
and evening in the chapel, which is now
being fitted up on the same lots. These
gentlemen, with their rector, DR.. D. ). Har-
rison, deserve great credit for their energy,
perseverance and success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
OUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.
session lS>1.,72.

ELEVENTH SESSION-Will begin first Monday
in September next. and close last-Wednesday in
June 1872.
ACADEMIC BoARB-Conssts of a full corps OF
able Instructors in all branches Of Literature and
Science usually taught in the best Colleges and
Universities.
COURSE OF STUDY-Embraces Preparatory
and Academic Department, including Literary.
Scientific and Optional Course, special school OF
Civil Engineering and Commercial School.
LIBRARY APPARATUS AND CABINETS-WeH Sc
Iected and valuable. The Geological and Mineral
og;eal Botanical and Genealogical Cabinets, etc,
the largest and most complete in the South, EN-,
braeing the extensive collections of the late Colonel
Wales, Of Mississippi, and DR.. 3 B. Hall, OF New
Orleans, and the eabinets of the Typographical
ADMISSION-Grantedt to Cadets over fifteen years
of age who know Arithmetic English Grammar
and Geography.
EXPESSES-Of every kind, except clothing 1or
ten months, $780, $500 payable IN advance, bal
ance February /, by accepted draft at eight per
cent, for ninety days. Payments may be made
throil Oh Pike, Brother & CO., Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during the session,
and charged from the date of entrance.
DISCIPDINE-Militafv with daily drill. pat
tery of four guns will afford facilities for instrue-
ton in artillery Uniform of Cadets Gray cloth, TO
be had at the institution at a cost OF $50 eV per
suit.
osnnIe for a large number OF Cadets Number past
session one hundred and eighty hye.
For further information, address
D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Oface of the University in New Orleans at Swar-
brick & Co.'S No. 50 Camp street. auZf I'm
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Furniture at Auction.

Messrs. r. N. 81 B. J. Montgomery will
sell at auction tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock, at No. ia st. Charles street, the
entire contents of residence, consisting of
black walnut and painted bedroom furni-
ture, carpets, mirrors, window shades, ETC.,
without reserve, to the highest bidder, in
consequence of the expiration of the present
lease. This affords an excellent opportunity
for those who desire TO purchase furniture
cheap for cash
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
THE OAR.
Single ScHil Race at Haiifax-Rowfng
Match Proposed.

HALIFAX, September 2.--In the single
scull race yesterday, Brown entered pro-
test on the ground that Sadler rowed across
his bow several times. The umpires decide
in favor of Sadler, who. by the racing rules,
could at his own risk take Browns water,
adding, however, that that style of racing
has always been discountenanced in Hall
fax. They also decided against Renforth's
crews protest in a foul of the four-oared
race, and against the American crews claim
for the second place. On an invitation of
the admiral, the Renforth crew visited the
ships Royal Alfred and Raccoon. The sum
of four hundred and fifty pounds was added
to the relief fund to-day.
ST. JOHN, N. B., September 1.-The
Taylor Windship crew have offered to make
match with the Paris crew for five hun
dred pounds side, to be rowed at Spring
field, Massachusetts, in October, provided
the st. John men pay the Englishmen five
hundred dollars for expenses. The st. John
crew are willing to make the match, but
will not pay their opponents expenses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03

TIE New ORLEANS MILITARY HIGH
SCHooL-Parents and guardians will bear
in mind that this first class Institution com
mences tomorrow morning. The course Of
study which students pursue in this school
is such that they are ttted for entrance into
any of the leading colleges of the country,
or to Immediately embark in commercial
pursuits after graduating. Messrs. Edwards
and Lewis are gentlemen Of acknowledged
abilities as teachers, full of devotion to their
duties and rare faculty for gaining the atfec-
ton and confidence of their pupils.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
LONDON.

Boiler Explosion ON a Bark-Four Thou-
sand Emigrants from Liverpool Last
Month-Niarrfage and Suicide OF an
Actor.
LONDON, September "A boiler exploded
on board bark at Cardiff, yesterday. The
captain and engineer were blown overheard
and drowned.
The number of emigrants who sailed from
Liverpool during August was four thousand
greater than the same month any previous
year. ,
Walter Montgomery, the actor, recently
returned from an American tour, commit
ted suicide. He was married on wednesday
to an American lady
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03

At Nos. so and 81 Baronne street is the
we'll regulated piano, organ and music
house of Philip Werlein. One of the latest
moves OF this house was in the securing of
the Weber piano agency. This piano is
truly world renowned, and it is conceded to
be the best piano manufactured by artists
and Judges Mr.. Werlein has large stock
of pianos, and. owing to his small business
expenses incidental to Baronne street,
claims that his prices are the lowest in the
city. New pianos as low as $310.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
BASE BALL.

White Stockings and Oiympics at WASH
ington-AthIetics and Mutuais-F0rest
City and EckfOrds at New York.
@WAsHINGroN, September 2.-The White
Stockings, of Chicago, this afternoon de-
feated the Olympics of this city, by score
of twelve to ten.
PHILADELPHIA, September "A closely
contested game was played between the
Mutuals and Athletics this evening. result
inc in favor of the latter, by score of nine
to eight.
New YORK, September 2.-The Forest
Citys, of Rockford, beat the Eckfords this
afternoon
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03
WHOLE NUMBER 1916. {

brated throughout Germany to-day, by fes-
tivities of patriotic character.
The Bavarian Chamber of Representa-
The Prussian Gross Gasette states that
the intention. of sending to the diplomatic
representatives of Germany abroad a.circu-
lar communicating the character and re-
suits arrived at in the negotiations at Gas
tein has been relinquiShed. Reassuring ex-
plantations viii be sent only where disquiet
is expressed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-03

GAs''''''''''''''''' '''''''' 80 .'
The best and cheapest gas in the city can be had
y TT w 3. BOWMAN,
Agent Fairbanks Scale and Cotton Beams:
Fairbanks Co. are the authorized agents lot
furnishing all the the customhouses, postofices,
and all public buildings connected with the United
States with scales which is satisfactory evidence
that they are the standard for the United States.
Southern Agency at No. SO Camp street.
alI26 3m W. B. BOWMAN, Agent.