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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-08
CARRIAGE
3 k REPOSITORY,

NNHE subscribers have now on hand large and
- we'll selected assortment Of Carriages, and
are eons.sn.y receiving from thebest Northern Ma
safacto!ies, every style and variety. Purchasers
>veuld do well To give us a call. -
A. WOODRUFF 4 CO,
mh6 1y rE $50 81. Charles ST.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-08

An extensive assortment Of the most celebrated
IA American and French Hats and Caps, COM
prising all shapes and colors, may be found at
- @ D'ARCY'S,
.s- Corner Chartre, and Canal sts., New Orleans.
~Mr.J. C. Burden, late Of Plaquemine, most
respectfully solicts call from his friends visiting
New Orleans from above s ~ oct4
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TERMS OE THE SENTINEL.

TERMS OE THE SENTINEL. 81
SrBsc Dollars per aBnum, invariably IN
advance No subscription taken for less period than
I year.
iDvERrsING:-One Dollar per square, (l0lines or Less
Willie charged for the first, and Fifty Cents for every
insertion thereafter. All advertisements not speci
ed as to number of Insertions will be published until
forbid, and charged accordingly. In both languages
charged double.
JAnnounccmc for Office $40, to be paid invariably in
advance
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mutual Life Insurance
Company of louisiana.
AccrnuLAr1vE CAPITAL $4,000
PARENT OFFICE, No. Is CAMP STREET,
n u p;

PARENT OFFICE, No. Il tAMI . NEIL
New Orleans.
Tbi, Company is now ready to make
a> -Insurancc on the lives of Nhte Persons
:. M1W3 and Slaves, at their established rates of
fINjl a. premium. This being the only company
ElajE3 k3EsSz Incorporated in the State confined ex-
fa II Es.Ec cusively to Life Insurance, with
{z83E ik,l - Guarantee Fund the directors feel
EaE=Ssxs confident that ii affords unusual and
<Eess.ss2E1 much greater ndu to those dc>i-
of etfectng an insurance on their
lives than any other.
1t is also upon the Mutual principles each person insured
becoming member thereof and enjoying portion oi It's
profits being entirely exempt from liability beyond the
amount of premium accrued.
Insurance Companies organized upon the mutual pnc-
pie generally Successful, especially those excin
sively confined Life, they are based UPON calculations
warranted correct by long experience and close scrutiny
the stability and ofthls company Is placed be
yond contingency, by the advantageous arrangement she
has made for undoubed guarantee fund of $4,000 dot
lars be used cSsenc subscriptions to mutual
insurance companies always are, by insurance.
This guarantee fund of 80 900 dollars remains per
mancnt until the company has accumulated similar
amount take It's pafr.
~ California permits granted, and extensive travelling
privileges allowed.
-Direc tors:-
Joshua Baldwin. John d. Bc, Henry G. Setson, Henry
Renshaw, Charles NJ Watetman, Edward {. Payne.
Mark Walton, William c. Tompkns, James Honner,
George w. West. Warrick Martin, Thomas |. Dix,
William II. Garland John Calhoun George C. Law
rason, Jilson P Harrison, Robt. NJ. McApin, John
Leeds, A. Is. Seger, NJ. o. IL Norton,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
Harmon DoANE, Secretary.
Medical Richard Ben, NJ: D. Hour, daily from
Examiners. Howard Smith, NJ. d. 40 A. NJ. to3P.M
F.. l.. Goou, Attorney.
-PIaquemine Agency
E. w. BLAKE, Agent.
IL. tlonssnv, N. D. D }M. Examiners.
tons for insurance the Lres Of White persons and
Sar.s All necessary information blank forms, ETC. VIII
be furnished by applying as above, &c. n&'-ly
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NutuaI Benefit Life and Fire In
suramcc Company of Louisiana.

p.nrporated in April 9 and declared dividend Of
per cent on twelve months business.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-08

This Company being organized
4. !.
f0} solely for the protection of the
AkA policy holders and their families
against want and poverty, is in
2kfha,se its operations great national be-
dZEHXE. nevoent institution, conducted
EExvSN upon the and solid
xk1es9 principles and affording for
.-SGsES-.@d- s.sGIS small annual sum, paid during
1ksIaD life, a large and handsome legacy
to widows and children after death.
All policy holders whether for Iifeo shorter terms, who
the insurance till death, participate in the whole
Of the profits of the company.
Creditors the lives Of debtors married wo-
man can effect the life of her husband for the
sole benefit and of herself and children from the
Trustees
John aran Joseph Walker John Allison Peter Conre
jr., Maunse White Wm. f. Leverich, Robert J. Ward
samue! Stewart, Edward sparrow Henry s. buckner'
PETER CONREY, Jr, President Board OF Trustees
--Directors-
Joseph w. Stanton, Morgan Hail. NJ NJ Cohen, John l..
Lewis, E. H Barton, A. Van Bbber, N C. Hall, Andrew
Carr, William II: White, John L. safarans, Geo: W..
Coke, c. Snethen Cornelius Felowes, Junus Beebc,
JOHN IIAGAN, Pres't offhe Company.
EDW. JENNER COKE. Vice Pres't.
II. G. HEARTr, Actuary, E. 1. GooLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN d. No. 27l Magazine street, Med-
cal xaminer who wibe atthe Office daily from NJ
~ Restrictedto 5000 on single life by the charter
II This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue policies on all sound and
healthy white aud at the table rates
tased by the Board which less than the rates char
ged by the New York and London oces aud without their
restrictions residences in the South BY the charter
dividends profits declared annually and the profits
draw and be made available at once to the ex
tent oher amount wherethe party has paid
his premiums in full
NJ California Permits at New York and London
Prospectus. Table of Rates and all information as to Life
aud all papers necessary to effect can
be had at the office oftic Company.
II Extensive travelling privileges are allowed
II Office hours, A. NJ. to- r. NJ n23-iy
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-08
VOLUME XVII.
rnE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
,s.PuBL,snED WExkLr Ann SExI-WEEKLI, sr
WILLIAM. W. HOLD EN-,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERxs OF THE WEEKLI. Two dollars per annum.
In ADVANCE or within the first month Two dollars and
Fifty cents if payment he delayed six months and Three
Dollars II not paid within six months from the time Of
subscribing.
TERMS OF TIE SExI-WEEkLr. Four dollars per
,nnum in advance, within the first month; Four
dollars and fifty cents if payment he delayed six months;
and Five Dollars, if not paid within six months from the
time Of subscribing
~ The above rules will he infexibly adhered to.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines will
he inserted one time for one dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent inseron those of greater
length in proportion. Court orders and Juddical Ad-
versements will charged rs per cent higher than the
above rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the year. Advertisements nser.
ted in the Semi Weekly Standard, will also appear in
the Weekly Paper. free of charge.
Subscribers, and others. who may wish send money
to the Editor, do at all times. by Mail and his
risk. Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-08
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

We trust we may be permitted to call upon every
friend of popular rghts, in both branches Of the As
semb!y. to stand up firmly for Equal Suffrage. The
effort OF MIR. Senator Woodfn and others, to create
sectional strife and array portion of beloved
State against the oher wi! fret its brief hour up
the stase'' and die. We tell gentlemen that the
people determined to have Equal Suffrage by le-
gisa,ive enactment, and without the agitation and
the expense incident to Convention; and if they
almost impossible-,he question will be pressed,
time and again, until it trumphs.
Tuesday and "Wednesday last were brilliant days
for the Democracy. The old year went out Will,
the Of Equal Suffrage srowning it.. departing
hours in the House of Commons; and the new yea,
Governor We have had for fourteen years, himself the
author and originator Of this noble measure. We
shall forget the gallant and determined bear
ing Of the friends Of this measure, exhibited in
the Commons on Tuesday evening last. Promptly
voting down every proposition calculated to clog it.
victory broke upon their efforts All honor and praise
to these men, say we! Eighty-nine in the affirma.
tive, and twenty -four in the negative-three-ffths
and twenty to spare! We repeat. let the friends Of
the measure hold their ground and press it through
and they will thereby not only carry out salutary
reform demanded by the public voice, but they viii
take from sectional agiators like Mr.. Woedfn, tn.
last aimsy pretext for urging change in the basis
sf representation.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-08

CoHcREss did not sit either on Friday or Sa,ur-
day last, the two Houses having adjourned from
same will be done this week, as SO many members
are able, by the increased facilities for travelling
spend few days at home during the holydays, tha,
those who remain at the seat Of Government keen
tho legislative ship under very easy sail. uu,il the
fe-assembting of the members after New Years dav
1t is not surprising, moreover that ten months ses
sion OF excitement should, at this time, induce rea-
dness to embrace every opportunity for and qui-
etnde; and this tendency happily furnishes another
Guarantee that during the present session. all agitat.
ing topics will be avoided, and its remaining two
months be devoted only to the proper business of The
country. YAH. LateL Der IN
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GOV. REID'S INAUGURAL


Our readers will find this document in our paper
the Hall of the House of Commons, and was greeted
by the large audience in attendance with the warmes,
demonstrations OF applause.
This admirable document speaks for ITSELF We
approve every word of it, from the first letter the
last ne and We expect to defend the principles ii
lays down, and the positions it assumes, under all
circumstances and every crisis. We shall do this
because its principles right and its positions
and just; and believe they will be sustained
by an overwhelming majority of the people of the
State.
Upon the Slavery questionable most absorbing Of
all-Gov. Reid is equally determined and explicit.
lie aludes to the wrongs inflicted the slavehoId-
ing States by the Federal Government and declares
that aggressions upon Southern rights have "pro-
ceeded to the arthes alowabl point. Here he takes
his stand, soemny announcing the free States that
if dissolution must come they, and they alone, will
be- responsible and he the Legislature Of his
hearty cooperation in any measures which it, in its
wisdom may devise. TO preserve the rights of the State
and perprtuae the Union, according to the Consti-
tuton.''
But detan readers from a prrusz Of the
document itself. Read it, and then hand it your
negbors and let he,a read it also. Ii is just like its
au,hor-plain, frank, candid. and hones and repstc
with ,ha, devotion TO true Rspubcansm and popular
rights, which has given him strong hold upon
the affections of the people generally.
We had the pleasure of seeing number Of Demo-
Gratis from distance, who had coma up witness
the Inauguration. All Of them. with whom We have
ccnversed, are well pleased with the sentiments and
principles Of the Inaugural Address; and indeed Sew
eral Wings have expressed to their appreciation of
it, and their unqualified concurrence with the Govern
or in lis views questions both State and federal!
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-08
THE WEEKLY STANDARD.

The Constitution and the Union Of tho States
'sThey must he Preserved
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1850.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-08

Corn is selling in this City 81 s5 per barrel and
meal is not to be had. We heard Of some, yesterday
at Sl IS per bushel ! We hope our country friends
will bring in some of both. if they have enough
and to spare" The farmers are delivering pork at &c
per hundred. Good -four will bring 81 per barrel
in this market.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-08

His E.eelleacy Gov. Reid has appota.ed 1t Thes.
Settle IT,, oi Rockingham County, nis PEIvais Sec
retary. t., =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27
BOOKS, FINE JEWElRy, FANCY GOODS AND
WAIliEs,s.
l9h dan of December, ls5

TWh dIV ~ UcccnBcr, IS5U.
HOliN p WRIGHT having just returned from the North
~ withthe finest assortmen of
New Books, Fine Jewelry and Fancy Goods
would beg all nNant OF such Goods call ON him before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined to sell the best
Goods at the lowest prices.
Among his stock be found all the newest Books, and
Jcwrlty to be Obtained III the Northern Cities.
lie has on hand
The Lille OF John Randolph OF Roanoke-by Hugh A.
Garand-pre - 90
Eld1raao or Adventures i'll the path OF Empreby Bay
ard TAYLOR,
Tue Great Harmonic,
The Lives Of Mary and Narth Washington,
The Mechanics Companon-by Nicholson.
together with all the Annals Tor ISL Miscellaneous
Books, Novels, aud Magazines My assortment Of Fancy
Goods, consists OF Fine Picture Picture Frames work Boxes,
Perinnefc> Pocket Books and Port Monies Combs Brushes,
Beads Tor Purses Purses, Port Foos Pocket Knives Razors,
Accordeons Flnes, Canes Stuffed Birds and thousand 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention.
havea thl assortment OF Jenny I.ind's Music, bound
and unbound, together with small assortment oil Mcellane-
ous Music
All are invited to call.
Dee l9--ts.
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v'irSini0 !:


Rulesh held in the Clerks Oliae of the Circuit ourt
"A OF Campbell County, Monday, December oh 1850
Sophia j ipsrumhe, married woman, who sues h., her
neNtnisnd 'rheophilus J. Collins Plaintiff
against
James jordan and Martha ms Wifi Edwin Dviarne Rich.
ard llgon and Rosalnc his Nlic Isaac Medley Sbc Of
Halifax, aud a. such administrator of James and Charles
nciane decd George lpscombe and Charles scott ad
ministra'or oil ehar'es t'lmn DECD, Defendants.
IN tRANCERN.
The objects OF this suit in the pantn's hill
obtain settlement o the accounts al the defend MT
Charles Scott administrator ct Charles tium decd an
equitable division and settlement OF portion OF the
of the said Charles Gllum, deed devised 10 Nancy
Delarnett, deed to which the plaintiff entitle and
the appointment OF Trustee Tor the cement thereof
and appearing by satisfaction, vdence that the defendants
Richard Lyon and Rosalme his wife, George pscomhe
James Jordan and Martha his wife onresdenis of
commonwealth they required appear tLin one
month alter the publication OF this ORDER hal is
TO protect their nieressand 1t ordered that
copy hereof be Published week Tor four successive
weeksn some newspaper printed in the town OF
aud posted at the front door of the Court house. eoun
ty, on the first day OF the next county Court.
copy-Tese,
Jan 6--waw A J DfDLAkE, u. {
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~ uiId tug II SimeSx

in all its various branches lis stock hand Is very
aud the bes the market affords. He will keep
hand large supply OF seasoned Lumber, he la, h.
contracts Tor Lumber, and will be receipt Oh il ~,
month"; and will sill on accommodating terms 10 II o,.
may favor him with call
Ii has been ruuored that the subscriber intends L. oo, u
business he would that by stating that lie
ornd his old stand, filth Street, the reservoir
close attention to III ulHtss. From he adl
al facilities added bis business, Re feels Satisfied la IN
he able Ia give To all " ho may IA, or him
their patronage a. In personal attention shall b. e,
all Jobs entrusted 10 him. and he " have altogether
teuced wofkmen both III the Btick and Carpenters r.
He Wis employ Tor the next Year five ar -, t
rate Brick Masous, aud several first rate Carpenters, M
u hei than the best weikmtn need apply.
He wishes 70 hrr number ot common laboref> t nal
ing hr ck also fifteen twenty boys om uinl V
oagt or such he viii pay liberal pires aud no ni,take
Dee slap GEORGE &, GULL
Renmbran CnnN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27
fools for Carpenters hIIIwrights, cabinet Ma
"A n other mechanics.

ktrs nd other mechanics.
lllnd aud panel superior quality ot hrIrowr tmpnr
iaon Ripping, Circular, Tenon, Webb key hole veneer
ing and Gomp,-s Jaw, Kt"land'- Mil saws, English
Mil s-, CT Steel, ln received nom thu manufactures
Ere. Lack smooth 1ainter sab, Base, Band, Table
Pl,, Ptn, mitch touce, bad Gtcei,n Ogee trerian
~ al5 SNIP nils Drawer 1ada aud other Pmc-
Nati-p aud mafkmg tanges, Brurh screws Bench Tubs
Blmd Cm-,s. tnuef sarse', Alorce, Pating, Turning
,..,,zr,pI NtNfielt Gl.rl, Fmtr socket and Turn
M Gpuae Bfarr- ard Bits fine, Files ul vsr
luds Ignmb- ,di Levels, Iar Line, la'hng aud
Smuggling Hatches foot Ndzo toaprl's Alhc and Axes
Latte, sliding Bcye., 1B Square framing Squares
P.,c, piserins and Pointing Irowels Angus and Auscr
Bit, spring i''1efs, Screw Wtenehr' ~e, &c
For BLACK smith's,
Bellows. An,1ls. Ai-ts Stucks and lie Screw Patcs,
Hand Siel.e annefs, lufsc SHOES and Horse Shoe
Nail-, Fles, X p 81.
For Con ract ors
Rope from 3-4tp - ln.hcs diameter, Col Chain,
lafgc lot oil cat Steel nom - to- - IN Squares and
from : ol - in Ocagan, 81 their mp sration and
warranted quality, English Blister German and shear Steel
Ames' and Kowand's Shoves Picks, Matocks Pole and
Broad Axes, &r, ~.
Materials for Coach and Wagon Makers.
Elliptic Springs, Axles, Wagon Boxes broad and narrrw
coach Inrc, rasseDs, Lamps Lining, Patent and India
Rubber Cloth Broad Cloth, Brtss and Plated Bands, Mala
he Castings ol the varons kinds used in carriage mahns
bash Frames and Leather *.
Materials for Cabinei Makers.
Such as Brass and Iron Til, Wardrobes and Box Locks
Mahogany aud Glass Knobs, Sand Paper, Glue of fine quail
ty Bras Hinges, Bras, and Iron, Bed and Table Gas'ors,
candle,and Catches, Bed CAPS, Bed Screws, Wardrobe
Materials for Saddiers and Harness Makers.
Hog hnr sheep and lamb skins; heavy patent Leather,
enamelrI Leather Saddle rees-a large stock and al
every descriptions Strainng and eth Web, Sliuup
lra plated halt plated apanncd aud timed; Bride bits
VARIETY plated bras and iapanncd mountng; Gig,
coach, STAGE aud wagon Ilame; Spurs, Thread OF
sorts; Saldlcrs >l,; Trace halter, bacband Stage
and bea claims c "A good Of Saddei Tools
For Sporfsuen aud others
Double Guns, nom Sl2 90 To $50 90; single guns, from
To 80 0u Rifles, Cols fire shooters; Aliens six
barrel Rcvalvors aud barrel sclcockug Pistols Game
htr hot hot Sh and
French Gun adding Gun tubes pccus-
sion and nnl loclts &c Sr
Nalc and Butchers Rakos other own importation and
warranted nalit, Robbers Wost,nLolms and Crnnlc's
poeke, Cutlery; superior razor strains al homes Sc
Cor uo,.al.c,,rs
Ivory ,,bl. cotepy in srIs ot - and =, rice. I,r, IA
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\ i've lpfn-zwaia bf.Ae wish blne viii his
a'hetr's q le.a' sansn here up Ia NV Hampshire.
Ns,w whaf d'you wish SalB2' demanded J N than,
With a to4arf Qflu # expectation.
WISHED was had .ome, replied the fair dansal-
LA. dslma H. Z tern lr"fy."
.'.leresalru! whats Vishln fcpeh Jonathan" ehen
YOU fe hands 'null na,w. Rn' III I'll y'0 what /
Wished. Sally ,cshfd flai yoa ,ras locked uP IA my
arms aud he Key trds iosi.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27
Dealers tu Hard,r0rs, F"fftru G""s
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, &C,

AVE- lesf t,fs assortment 81 >ea>onahe
GOODS IN Their line which they invite the aiien
fHn 81 purchaser Many 81 ther god. "ete Faf'ha'e
dcs at the manufacturers IN thls eaHniry md hnsi'"
Gas and tcy therefore prepared - sel al 10"
Price. good be bought At IA tbs STAT
tIuse Builders and Cafpeufefs. Will tpabshAl h"1 h
bi 4 Tool aud satias 10 be found any "htf
ta the upper country Below j. hst Il the good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27
LOOK AT THISl

The subscriber is receiving, and has large
stock OF GROCERIES and STAPLE DRY GOODS, to
winch he would invite the attention OF dealers In his
stock may be found
Brown Loaf Crushed, Powdered Clarified Sugar Rio
l.aguha, Java and Marricaibo Coffee, n. o. and p r.
Moasses, Stua's No. Extra Molasses Syrup Pepper,
finger, Spce Nutmegs Country and Rolled Iron +
Hound aud Square, 0cagon and Square Cast Steel Shear
German and Bsteied do. 81, rs and Al Black and
Brown Domestic, No and Osnaburgs, Calicoes SAITH
nets Kentucky jeans Plain and Fulled lnsev, Blankets
Boots and Shoes, Fur, silk and Wool Hats Blasting and
Sporting Powder, Shot assorted Safety Fuse together with
many other articles which he will sell low for Cash. or TO
punetual customers the usual time.
Nov 25-ts JOS NoVIlN
NOR RENT The Roo,ns over the Book Store al
L Mcssrs. b, B. PAYNE & Brother.
6-ts NIcIIDI Z mr.,
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Ii. laaIug# "a tb ,,as vrtttn ~ Rlstaud lrirts
rf H. 4 T. ter fhe >aptemr cunt al tue United
= al, aul las hae pes .f,ej by Jahn Adams IA h.
j#ty va h.nd.d BIS Pel"ts To Jadse Ni'lHR, ii
Pa ,l.Hp a., aue DIV N toni. "tle die Coay5a'un
Il III va L. $3.50, n, frrty ta gIes in W:Igh
lie Jpd. eh4J asked Ia asautu at elun.f-
Ercuug Post.
sYs,t al WV iasvsr. 80 much arc Increased,
1hati,h mus ot far .uft, tliet5t are lrrrtdi
1b. set>.n, l'n sute. }. m'>t stntnRly plans
1htHsh Ii of sueatci YET lie wool grows again
Nd fh,Ig YOU nay ihiHlt - odd OF The matter,
Ihe atcuct tie, hrseed the Woo grows the better
Ihes dtsuf rhte'd bt,s. ~ oil have htaid,
4fs frequently shaving obtain u long holfd I"
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IIouse Buildinr Materials

Rim anl mprtiec Lnes,- with pearl slnc, iF'rY white
mineral and bas knabs stock and closet Looks sfae door
dead .pe parliament broad, narrow and psteht " indos
Rfts plt,ut gatr hook and and II Hinges. wood aud
hand m screws, ANlc PulleYs. Sab Curd sab Fastener,
Sa- ROLLER nntpte tor sliding Door, Finishing ifads
Wrought aud ut Sas. 81 superior quality, French and
American " ndaYy Glass from - 1872, superior Put
~ window and door B9 shutter Fastening, Bell Pulls,
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DISSOLU TON

1--WE iia.pl MttpRkLE y SIMPSON having expirca
bN limitation, this daY dissolved, and the oil the
will he used only in closing II eli business
hpe ha wing claims against the concern viii please pre-
se,tthrm Ion payment and those indebted Will obgc us by
zttd1ag theif accounts as early possible.
Ne hee atc Ia tender our thnles1 friend, Tor their
libeta pair nage,and respectfully s9icta further conn
nance OF the same 10 the new concern.
: mi El. hct ORkI.E,
CHARLES SIMPSON.
I,nclhufg December 3Ist, 1880.