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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-02-17
COT TON.

l7s7.' s.S
s ss,, tigt COT TO n 535 &.
Areductipn in tho price Of this staple prevailed in
the Charleston market, during the week ending on
Friday the l2th; and the sales varied from 10
70 ID cents per pound ia1t
/. ; sPUBLlCArIoN Ms. s. s s. 2;sissss
The February No. Of the g g american Agricutu-
ris" is received, and we find it of great interest,"
containing grea, variety of usefu ioruation
!, Some t,iehd has sent Us . copy Of "a Commenee:
,icnt day oration delivered before the LteturySo.
crtirs Of Davidson College ~ c., BY Coun,S;:a
Psocssor,s Tho Roy, Or. Ilowe, tor which hp will
please acceptour thanks, n II - 81
sf'..s THE Rail- ROAD. 15 n {.
Tie lat,st Wilmington papers contain a rail road
notice OF which we previously made. mention
According to this latest notice, the subscription
hooks will he opened on tho t.the first Monday in
March, in the State of North ca5olnn tho thirty
days required notice having been given ncwspa-
per in that State. ! g II Ss5, s4t -, IN, I'd 81
As.it is believed, according to the Charter grant
ed by this State, thatn majority Of the South Carroll.
no Commissioners must appoint the necessary times,
places AMI issionrrs and advertise the in
newspaper in this State for thirty days pre-.
vous to .ae olenns Of tho bopks; and, os this has
not yet cen done by our commissioners, it is evident
that the advertisement: Of the Wilmington papers
cnnnotlc complied with in this Stale. We much
reglet this circumstance but hope that the majority
required will meet act, and give tho advertised no.
ticc previous TO the first Monday in Mnrch,, thai
tho books may be opened on the first Monday in
Ap,il. Should the suggestion in our Inst number
not he feasible at present, il can be carried out ut
some suitlble time. rs FEi us
In this nu,n!er,- we publish copy Of the, Charter
granted by this Stie and wo recommend to all Of
our readers careful pernsal Of the same. We lopc
andtelicvethis' publication will ,levclope the mca
suros which have for some time earnestly urged
and that the iron will be struck while il is hot.
The favorable moment must be seized it may pass
by. Our people aro now almost unanimously in "a.
vor Of this measure and willing to do their u:'
most Wilmington, at ono extremity OF the route,
is doing her part; let SUMTER at the othrr do hers
and il is incumbent on this lace, our District
capital, to take tile necessary measures and on the
people Of the District here to concentrate their erts
Since writing the above, we have been desired BY
Maj. WM. HAYHsw,R1n, tho chief commissioners Mt
Sumlrryillc, through our columns, to request that
the commissioners in this State, or majority of
them, will mret at Sumter Court House nn the frst
Monday in March, being sale day, to take the nca-
su'es necessary for the iurthcrancc o! tis impor.
tant enterprise. The names of the Com,mis toners
will he founI in the copy Of the Charter published
in this number.
We hope The commissioners majority Of them
will meet here according to request.
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NcC. NsH {. L, vi, UeH.
Thos. Wlitemore, 81 CornhilI, Boston

Murdsr.-A must revolving murder was
committed in the lower part of t!,is Dis.
,rici, on Friday last, by Wm. Gaflncy. on
the body Of one Of his male slaves. GalIncy.
we learn, has since abscondcd. This is his
second offence, and we trust he mny be ar.
rested and made t. SITTER the pcnally Of
the Iaw.-Co Columbia Chronicle, Feb, 10.
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Steam Boat COMPANY Of GEORGIA.

atsLa An merchandiss designed Cor the inerior Of
lIfE&SkR the States OF GEORGIA, MOUTH CARO-
LIMA, IlsNNiGSSEE, and ALABAMA, sent via Sa.
yanna will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia in their Steam boats TO Augusta, Tree OF commits
sion, at the low, current rate OF freight.
Ia addition The steam boat power Tins Company already
possess, they ha under construction new steam
boat unusual y light draft OF and high speed buII
expressly wiha view TO ensure prompt transportation Of
Goods in all stages Of the river nayigaton
Goods marked interior OF the country after reach
Ing Augusta II, mburg, are forwarded by the Agents
there 10 their final estimation.
Shippers may rel upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked TO in savannah
Bills OF Lading advising the shipment of goods, and a
letter advising whether insured to what point should
always accompany the same, or be sent by mail.
Parties who have been in tho habit Of forwarding
chandize the Interior OF Georgia by this e direct
ing TO the r. NJ Goodwin, will please take notice
that the ,nnexion OF that gentleman with this Company
having ns.d all future communications should DO adj
dressed TO iIll Lht tl,
W. +. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga.
nEFRRKNcEs r
Messrs Taylor a Merrill
81 Josiah Marcy a. Son, ~ ~,
I" Goodhue a Company, ~ '"N-
l.. II. brigham, Esq
Hawes, Gray a. Co., Boston.
Henry sloan, ESD, Philadelphia.
octa-dIy' oct4s
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BRoOKs,s

BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC IfETALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior to anything ever before manu-
featured, IN This any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility.
NO. 1873 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. ~
THIS unique and useful invention was awarded Silver
Medal (te highest premium) ut the last Annual Fair of the
American institute, for It's superiority over all others offered
for composition. H, -
II has met the appreciation of the officers OF tho army and
navy, as well every gentleman taste who has fairly
tested its value, and is rapidly coming into general
among all who regard ease grace, comfort anu durability,
desirable requisites In their Boots and Shoes II makes
the boot Shoe elastic preserves It's original lyle
and shape, gives the hollow part beautiful eeva.
ted arch thereby allowing the heel be very high
with perfect ease quite low without exposing the panta
loonsstrap to INJURY II also keeps the loot from pressing
forward, and IL in natural easy position.
Myself and John Dick the only persons who make and
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention, In the cities
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned the first In the city Of New York 10
manufacture this Justly celebrated elegant article con
nues make them up In endless variety Styles In
workmanship unequalied, and at prices deying c0mpet
ton All other kinds OF Boots Shoes, CATERS Pumps, and
Slippers, for ladies', gentlemen youths, MISSES child
rem. LORIN BROOKS, *
l3S Fulton street.
P.S-Just received case Of Russian Leather for Gen
emens Boots both Tor Dress and Water Proof This Is
probably the first lot OF this celebrated Leather ever import
ed Into the United States.
oct B--lyd'
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Foreign Books and Curious and Rare Work,

Al Loieg Prices than erer before Sold
THE subscriber has added immensely his already
mammoth stock Of Literature His late acquisitions
from the trade sales OF Boston, New York and Psade
pha, together with fifteen Of the finest works er the
Garrck from Liverpool and twenty ditto per the Leon
das from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give undoubed air Of richness vare
y rarity aud extent 10 his stock hitherto unapproaced
this continent All literary men, lovers Of books and
tsasis In mental investigations solicited TO come and
enjoy the true feast Of and the How Of soul ~
Every subject which the wit Of has been expended,
or brains turned may be found here The reconcile
thematcan and The crazy founder Of systems OF Theo
logy s each in his proper MITCH Those given NEGRO.
NANCY, Astrology, Alchemy, Sorcey and Wtchcra will
be highly amused whilst the belle letiTe scholar select
from 5000 fresh volumes the very cream and chef
douvres OF modern English literature The best treatses
on every profession and SCIENCE from the honest poddng
farmer to the enthusiastic soldier In every and sci
the best books here embraced In the department
Of elementary professional reatses and school books OF
every kind his stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
In purchasing from him they one-haf Of their
ney Cergymen literary characters and book collectors
generally, living lines Of railroad steamboat routes,
will do well to put change Of linen in their valses and
at to LAG Nassau street. allowed by all
be the moral centre Of the intellectual world" Books sell
ing at half price, literary appliances and conveniences Of
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars AL other
philosophical instruments for nveienie smokers like the
celebrated DR.. Parr. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern bookseller
i oct ly' lag Nassau street. New York.
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TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

AsE1SU The subscriber Is fully prepared to fur
nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
n Dinpel's Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class ocean steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prin
cples combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force to the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
notion The superiority of this blower Is at manifest
any persons disposed To examine its merits and is well
worthy the special attention of all requiring the Of
Blowers IL is now becoming 30 rapidly in general use
in preference to all others, =ss III
them in use: ,I r1 aqe
Steamer Bay State New York, I@ .s... ftt
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York.
Atlantic steamer, Noriherner, do
Steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOUNDRlES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &C.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No to No. TO- and upward Of the above
Blowers, now celebrated suitable for all kinds Of iron
works, viz cupolas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, iorges, smiths fires &c.
JOSIAH KISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States
the Canadas, 467 Market st. Philad. oct dly
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. TAI, Broadway, New York.

j. b. MONNOT, PRopRIEroR.
THIS HOTEL situate In the upper and fashionable part
OF Broadway has been so enlarged now to be the
most extensive that exists. &s
The convenience, beauty, and saubrity of Its position
have heretofore caused its be monop.
ozed by permanent residents OF the city exclude the
travelling public from participation in It's comforts.
uExtensive additions have been made however, with u
view apart for transient visitors suits of parors and
bedrooms, To be retained at all seasons for them
Families from afar will now find the choicest accommo-
dations OF this Hotel constantly set apart Tor them and
transient visitor it has proved those who residing
the vicinity Of New York. have constantly, since its open
ing, hon0red it with their selection, combining all the
Injuries Of the best European hotels with the advantages
Of It's location. s aI oct 8 ly' .
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HALL, THOMPKINs& BLACK,
LATE MARC UAND q. Co.

AvE ua received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
IL Ware, consisting IN part Of
Table Cutlery win plated handles match their patterns
Of Silver Forks; rich Epergres Silver mounted, with or
without paiieau Dish Covers CasOrs Tea Kettles and
Urs Tea and Coffee Sets, Egg Boilers and Egg Stands
plain and chased Walters in from to 81 inches;
Flower Fruit, Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, &C. &C.
IN SLLYER MAKE,
The variety Of PATTERNS and Of er ID
much greater than can be found at any every other es.
well as the Workmanship is to be surpassed III lie
United States. Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jewery Watches CHAINS DC, Is complete; all Of
which are offered Tor at small advance OH the cost
the old stand No ls Broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
OCT S-lyd'
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DROPSY. G


I'm. TOWNSEND Sir My wife has been afflicted
with Disease Of The Heart and with terrible Rupture Tor
over fifteen years, the greater part Of tile time. SIZE has
be-. N troubled with ioness Of breath and great Fltring
al The Heart which, has been very distressing, and has FIRE.
uueny besi unable leave her bed Tie Rupture very
large and severe She tried almost every remedy Tor such
cass will bur little benefit When she had taken but three
botIes OF your excellent medicine she was entirely relieved
OF the Disease Heart and the Rupture has almost
tirely disappeared. an.
sic has also had the Dropsy and was very much swol
len We hhd idea that she could be 20 beneflied as she
had such complication Of diseases But has as strange
as IL NAV appear relieved her Of the dropsy am aware
thai the stat. strange, as 10 appear almoa like
fcon but is nevertheless, sober reality Your SARSA-
PARIIA is certainly valuable medicine, and should be
used by every that is suffering we have been any
dsbel.ve this account they are AT liberty TO call at my
house and have ocular Recommendation Yours respectful
y, "il'n M iy is,o ,sa street
PRINCIPAL OFFICE i2s FULTON STREET, n. York,
oJ pR p" n W. DyoTT SONS, GENERAL AGENTS, No.
l.sl North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTI, DRu0-
otsT corner 7th street and Penn. Avenue.
u r Also, Tor sale by Druggists generally
~ NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN TIE
.kEIE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN
QUART AND SIGNED wiTn THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
). p TOWNSEND, AND ms NAME BLOWN IN ri,E GLASS
oct '47.-iyd oct '45' .f1
10 DIR. DyorT. On
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CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW York.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN IL
GALABRUN, having reftted and replensfed this spa.
cous establishment prepared to receive company
There one hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms DC. The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly
ranged so as to FURNISH at moments notice. refreshments
any number OF PERSONS from three hundred
be accommodated at the time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
per and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket Affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
ments in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished
the shortest notice. There will be lunch II o'clock
every day, and attention will be spared to give sasc
ton. Men Of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel.
JAMES BERGEN
oct 8 ly' NJ LOUIS GALABRlIN
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ientlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.

DRAPERs AND TALoRs, Importers of Cloths Casslmeres
Vesngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &C., III broadway, Anne.
new and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter Wear, Sc
leced with view rendering their stock rich quail.
Sa y's 81 s ey brown olive and
green mlled cloths; various shades Beaver do drab and
niue Dsyonslre ksrsey Canada grey do drah blue and
TIS1isR FRocKs, SA oK,s, sc.--r,eaver and nillc,l
pR GWD f KY ee faS black s olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths Of Bioys, Simonis,
BUSINESS AND IRA YELLING CoA7S-Plaid
Casslmers Tweeds, and other goods
HON1ING CCA1,S.-oive, brown, and drab Moles-
g PAN7ALo oNS. French, English, German and Anne.
rican black blue, Mixed ana fancy Cassmeres selected
with reference to the OF pa
irons in THIS e to which such attention has been drecled
to enable us TO insure tit combining ease aud elegance
Yl3S1S.-Black silks and sans, fancy do woollen and
velvet plaids, figured Mernos white and buff Cassimeres
and MarseIlles rich Silk and Satns for Ball and Parties,
ARMYAND Ma RY-Experience enables us to furnish
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations and have
always on hand the material necessary TO the different
grades Of the SERVICE lat,lg 3gi5 IA IVA 34lt} +y
FLiaS7, QUALITY RE4DY MADE GARMENTS.
{. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES olive, green, black, and blue
beaver and mllled clo Surtouts; large assortment i'm
proved styles Sacks including blue black brown, and drab
Mohair GRAB and blue PILOT olive and brown TWeeds &c
YOUTHS and boys Oyercoals Winter Frocks Sacks &C.
blue Cloths plaid Casalmeres Twees &c Dress and frocE
ConisA large assortment in various colors and brica
CloaksBlue and Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
clts, Pantoons Black, blue, mixed, and fancy Cassl-
meres plain and ribbed velvetees for riding travelling
&c Neslings- Bluck Silk, Satin, Bomba1Re, and Cassl-
nere fancy Silk, Satin, and Valencia iguered and plain
wool Velvet black and inquired Silk do Dressing Gowns
DE Laies Merino, figured Muslin in great variety
Hunting Goats, in various styles XXI, =, N HI
\ FANG YDitESS 1itIICLyS-- glioni, Jenny Lind,
Mazurka and oher styles fancy Cravats English French,
and Italian black silk Craynts; extra and medium quality
black satin Cravas superior black silk and SATIN Scars;
newest style fancy do Merno Scais Mules for travel
ling, &C.; twled and plain English French and India
Pocket Handkerchefs. Gloves Chason's and Bajouis
black, WHITE and colored kid; also Merno Buckskn lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c. SuspendersA the various
styles and qualities Underyesls and DIawers Merno,
SILK, and Buckskn, Wool anu Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Mermo and Cotton various grades Snrs
Bosoms, and Collars Umbrellas Silk, aud Cotton. M
PIECE GOODS.-Cutls, Cassineres, vestiugs, &C.,
extensive assortment be found in country
which will be sold by the piece yard ut al low prices
they can be bouat with the obvious advantage selec
goods. lVEEt =, ~ sttt ~ sll4@ sliREss iGsf ss,s
ll,,ls o.
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T the Second Street CABINET WAKEROOMS, No. 153
Il South Second sreet--E. MOUNT having u large and
splendid assortment Of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood Sofas walnut do;
mahogany do, with plush satin, damask and fancy hair
and paterns French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs;
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Divans;
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Card Tables;
dressing Bureaus Wardrobes with and without mirrors;
mahogany high post Bedsteads; French do cured maple
and cherry do variety OF others Secretarys Book
cases. marble tops mahogany Wasllstands Hat Racks,
plain and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs with haircoth plush and danlask seating likewise
Chairs Of all patterns with extensive
nent OF every article in our line OF business.
Country Merchants and others especially invited
call and examine stock OF Furniture, every article OF
which manufactured by ourselves, and will be disposed
Of on tine most reasonable terms.
u a nd g., 81
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SAMUEL HAMMOND a. co.,
i4e, (Late benedict d. Hammond

IMPORTERS or FINE WATCHES.
No "A Merchants Exchange (frst door In William street,
LAVE constantly on banda large and valuable assortment
M Of hI AZ ,gATcHES Of Their own importation, winch
they are now selling at lower prices when quality is
paredD than can be purchased any dealer In New Yorn
chaser ~ VI Y '' ~ '7'''7 s7''l =
s Hammond having attended solely to the repairing 81
Cbronometer Duplex, and other fine Waches the late
hrm Of Benedict d Hammond, will continue give his u.
divided attention TO that branch VI tie BUSINESS,
ION win his present partner, whose reputation has long
since Deen estabsed having worked Tor tie last years
Tor The trade IN this city.
N B-A arg. and valuable assortment Of Jewery, Sill.
hand. oct s--tliy.
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RENO VAL.


>HM4MA- @GDODID-
HF. LINDSEY has removed 10 the buildings, No. VI
VI Libctiy Street, (rst IRON Brouay were he ID
prepared 10 exhibit with few exceptions, n,fo
seasollable anu desirable stock Of .i.4i .iE
iSILkS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of PLAN and figured black coore
and ciaiseable Silks. M
DiESS GOUDS Of every description; plain and figured
Caslineres and Mouse de Laines, Mermoes Also
large assortment OF FANCY CAP AND BONNh51
RIBBONS, together with plain, colored and black Sai
Tanetia Ribbons. 54 Etlth s$&iI
4 tHlNtES AND GIMP TRIMMINGS of every va.
rely and newest styles t,tt,sds ,tse -
SHA WIS Of all kinds and qualities, including SILK,
Dr0che Thibbel, Cashmere Turkerr DC &c. lie would
particularly call attention TO his unusually large des,.
WHITE B1USLLhS. II < {4t .I
AND he would respectfully ask the inspection Of his stock
IN general BY those who are willing TO avail themselves
LOW PRICES ior Cdsh and Sh0H Credit OCT S--aly' ]
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS.


HENRY ERBEN, l72 Centre street. offers for sale the fol-
Ill lowing Organs: a't
One Gothic Organ Of II stops and octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions OF 6 feet hgh 10 feet and inches 'front.'
and feet inches deep
One Grecan Organ Of u stops octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of 10 feet inches high, 10 ieet Wide
feet deep 4a IS. Isl III F,
One Grecan Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions Of case II feet high, feet inches
wide, feet 8 inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops. Dimensions Of
feet LIZ inches high feet inches wide, and feet
deep. =. i.st g5WyNtH4t'f gs'5afgEks 4l@N
Two Grecans Of stops 10 feet high feet inches wide,
and feet 5 inches deep ' 4
Two Gothic Organs o. stops feet high feet inches
wide, z feet inches deep. f
variety Of Parlor Organs.
One second hand Church Organ
One Seraphine. oct dly'
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
ESI'l RI LSIIlIEMH -----

OUANTIN l. LUTZ, Cabinet Makers and Upholserers,
have the honor Inform their friends and the public in
general that they have taken the large, commodios and
attractive Bazaar Store No 22 Chestnut STREET, op.
posite the Academy OF Fine Arts where they now hav
cles in their line such spaor chamber and boudor ure
nure in the latest Paris style, which they sell al the most
moderate price. a .iH g'Halyt aatG
Grateful for the liberal patronage have received
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same pledgng
selves greatest endeavors give satisfaction
our patrons by the quality and finish Of articles which
win guarantee to be Of the best Workmanship.
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BRITISH
I'VE GLASS WAREHOUSE,

PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Mo. @ SPRUCE ST., NEAR THE CITY HALL, N. Yin
IN addition to his usual assortment Of large sized LOOK.
ING GLALS PLATES Of superior brliancy and beauty,
and POLISHED PLATE GLfSS(or STORE and other
WINDOW SHOW CASES. &C., which has been largely
Increased by recent importations N
The subscr has for sale, large and small sized pol
LSIiED PLATES, 81 superior qualify, for LIGHT
HOUSES. Aiso, for Sk Y LIGHTS. COACH LAMPS,
Coach WINDOWS, GREEN HOUSES, and MAN
fUFA Glory WINDOWS
The Of this Glass in windows Of and dwellings
Is great additional security against fire.
Sash makers and dealers will lind II to their advantage TO
call as above, when prices will be furnished.
oct S--dly #a' ISAAC L. PLATT,'