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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02

satisfy me for life. went out to
Mexico, ate pork and beans, slept in
the rain and mud, and swallowed ev-
erything except live Mcxicans. When
| was ordered to 'go.' | vent
Charge l charged 'And break for
the chapparel,' you had better be-
lieve l beat quarter nag in doing
my duty.
My competitor, Swan, is bird of
golden plumsge, who has been swim
ming for the last four years in the
Auditors pond, at $4,000 a year. |
am for rotation. l want to rotate
him out, and to rotate myself in
There's plenty of room for him to
swim outside of that pond--therefore
pop in your votes for me-Pll pep him
out, and pop myself in.
an for a division of labor. Swan
says lie has to work all the time with
his nose down npon the public grind
stone. Four years must have ground
it to pint. Poor fellow, the public
ought not TO insist on having the ham
die of his mug ground clean off. I
have large, ll-grown and we'll
blown nose, red as beet and tough
as sole leather. rush to the post
of duty. offer it up as sacrifice.
| clap it on the grindstone. Fellow
citizens, grind away-grind till Ihol-
Ter enuF, ard that ill be sometime
first, for Pll hang like grim death 10 a
dead African.
Times most out. Well, I like to
forgot to tell you my name. It's
Daniel---for short, Dan. Not hand
some name, for my parents were
poor people, who lived where the
quality appropriated all the nice
names, therefore, they had to take
what was left and divide around
among us-but it's as handsome as l
am-R. Russell. Remember, every
one of you, that it's not Swan.
am sure to be elected, so one and
all, great and small, short and tall
when you come down to Jackson, af.
ter the election-stop at the Audi
tors office-the latch string Away:
hangs out--enter without knocking
--take off your things, and make
yourself at home.
Dan crawhshed out of the stanc
bobbing his head like tip-up, amic
cheers for 'DaR,' "a D-m Russell,
and Young Davy Crockett"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
FALL TRADE FOR 1851.
THE undersigned would again call the attento
l. Of the Public to his large stock Of

UNHE undersigned would again call the attention
l. Of the Public to his large stock of
GROCERIES,
Purchased or such terms as win enable him to COM
pete successfully with any house on the Missouri
River, either North or South, East or West, up or
down, both in price quantity, quality, or in any
shape or form, having now in store the following
articles:
100 Bbls. Gin, double rectfed. Whiskey,
so l-2 Bbls. " ="
Is Bbls. Old Bourbon
Rye
10 Cks. Otard Dlpey & seignctte 4th Prf Brandy
30 Kegs, American Brandy,
10 Bbis New York Brandy, Wine, Rum, Gin,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
20 Bb.s St. Louis Sugar House Molasses,
10 Plantation Molasses,
20 Loaf Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
% Bags Cotton Yarn No. 5, to p,
100 Kegs Iron Mountain Nails
August p, 1851 J. E. SWINNEY'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
SErGO s. TYRONE IRON.

WYE have just received and VIII have arranged
w for sale inAour IRoE WAREHOUSE, under the
TINES OFFICE, in a few days, the largest stock Of
Iron and Steel ever brought 10 this market, comprl-
sing every size and description wanted by black
smiths, and which we viii sell For CASH, or TO
PUNCTUAL DEALERS, on SHORT TINE, at a SMALL
ADVANCE ON COST. This lot of Iron was purchas-
cd at unusually low rates, md tTeghtei uHier cOE-
tract which enables us 10 offer inducements 10 pur
chasers, of whom we ask AN eXaInua alton.
Aug. 2l.l PERRY & BARTHOL0W.
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Glasgow Insurance Comnanv.

DOCKS fer additional subscription 10 the Clas-
ID gov Insurance Company arc now open for
stock. by direction Of the Board CT Directors
In Glasgow under The suprrnendouce of ". F.
Dunnica and James 5. Thompson, at the Office of
james f. Swinncy.
Al Fayette. under the superintendent Of ". T.
Birch and \. Hendricks, al the Office Of Birch & Son
Al Huntsville, under the superintendent of W
r. Samuel and John McCamP5rI, At the Office OF
McCampbe. Coates s Smith
AT Brunswick, under the sUperintendence Of
Isaac Brnller and S. B. ky yle, al the office Of
West & Kyle.
And win remain open until closed by direction Of
the Board Of Directors. JNO D. PERRY,
JNO. HARRISON.
July 81. 1851. COMMITTEE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
FOR TEEE EtDaE,S,

ESRENCH Merimacs, Of the choicest shades.
L Coburg cloths Of every STYLE Plain and iy'i
delaines and cashmeres of various styles, alpacas
sc.
Bonnet, cap, ami belt riIbon the style and colors
of which cannot be surpassed in this or any other
market, Gloves and Hosiery Of all kinds. Steel and
Bead bags. purses, fancy articles in abundarce--
Ladies and Gentlemens boots and shoes. OF every
kind, India rubber over shoe aad boots, comforts
hoods. chi'dren's bcnncts and hats.
CrsP The above stock was selected br Mr. Trrl.
fit and We viii guarantee 10 sell as l0W as om
Eeighbogs. Please give us call and be- convinced
Of what We say.
EE7 We don't consider It any trouble TO show
Goods, so come and look if you don't buy
J. c. TRUEFITT & co.
Glasgow. Sept H.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY.

GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY.
T7HE fifth session Of this institution will COM
l. nence on The third Monday in September, un-
der the charge OF the Rev. George S. Savage and
Lady.
The Principal and Lady have been successfully
engaged in teaching a Female Fl gh School, in Cow
ncton, Ky. and from the numerous strong testimo-
nials in Their favor now in our possession from ''The
Covngton Journal, "ENpositog''' Louisville jour
nal, several COMMITTEES of Examination" a. well
as from various individuals we feel warranted IN
expressing the opinion that general satisfaction will
be given. Those who patroni2c this Institution are
assured a suliciency of competent teachers will be
provided, and that 10 effort viii be spared to make
the instruction thorough. prGtri ant crtcnSire;
thus fitting the pupil for The active duties Of lifc
The Ancient and Modern languages. Music on
the Piano and Guitar Drawing end Painting in
their various styles, aud other ornamental branches
are blended with the regular course when prescribe
ed.
The recitation rooms, and laboratory will be sup
piled with globes, maps, charts, philosophical and
chemical apparatus, and geological. miHeraoeica,
genealogical specimens for the purpose Of practi-
cal Illustration.
ply and Chemistry receive oral instrcuou with eX-
perimens.
The strictest attention will be paid to the habits.
and the highest moral sentiments enforced upon
| those committed 10 our charge.
The Trustees believe, frora the reputation of the
teachers. the abEuu2m, means in posses un for in
parting practical knowledge. and the favorable To-
cation Of the Seminary that no institution in upper
Missouri will possess greater facilities for impart-
ing a thorough education than Glasgow Female
Seminary; and we therefore bespeak for ii the pa
trouage OF the public
The prices OF tuition will be the same as in neigh
boring schools.
Boarding can be had inrespectable private farni
lies Oh favorable terms.
The Principal viii reside near the Seminary. and
will receive fcw bOarders in his family. Appli
cation for boarding with the Principal may be made
to the undersigned or John d. Perry, Esq, and fol
admission into the Seminary. to either of the trus
tees, the board consisting Of VIM. d. Swnney
John D. Perry and +. a. Savage.
+. A. SAVAGE.
Chairman Board of Trustees.
P. s. 1t is proper 10 remark for the satisfaction
of parents desiring the education of their daughters
that the above arrangement is considered perma
nent The principal in letter notify ing the Trus
tees of his acceptance Of The appointment, state
that he comes intending to make Missouri his home
and says 1.-THE friends of the institution may be as
sured that with hearty cooperation on their part
we accept the appointment, with the determination
of making it one of the best feraae schools in tn
West"
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a. your purse does not allow
you to buy books, lead men, study
women, take lessons from children.
Without musical instruments, you
may play upon the people; if you are
lame you may still run for Congress;
without teeth you can backbite your
neighbors; although totally blind, you
can perhaps see as far into mill
stone as other people, although deaf
as post, you will probably know as
much oflast Sundays sermon week
hence as the rest of the congregation
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LOOK TO Y0UE INTEREST.

THE undersigned, has again the pleasure to in
l. form the public, that he is epagcd to receive
and forward Merchandise, as wei as produce, upon
his usual accommodating terms.
And as competition il rife, among the Merchants
in Glasgow, in the way of selling their goods |
thnl. il but Just that some disposition should be
shown the part Of buyers of the products OF the
country.
l. for one, am in the market, with ample means
TO purchase, Hemp, Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Flax
Seed, Dry II dcs, Feathers, Furs and Fruit, at lib
eral prices for Cash. Very respectfully,
Glasgow. Jan. %, lS5l-Gm. j. W. HARRIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
READY MADE CLOTHING

IND DRY GOODS IN THE S41FE STOCK
uNWEEDY, MOULTON & PLIMPTON, In
L goricrg asi Joj5ara, Y BroGltrdq, N5,r York.
Invite the attention of Country Merchants to their
full and general assortment of Siup'e dHI Fducy,
Domestic AMI Foreign Dry Goods, which they offer
for Cash or Credit, by the piece or package. Onr
stock is one of the largest offered in the city, aud
our assortment complete and general in every de-
partment.
IN THE UPPER STORIES OF OUR En-
TENSIVE WAREHOUSE, we offer a complete
and general assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING. adapted 10 ihe wants and tastes of
every section Of tie country, the clothing depart
meni is under the management Of our partner in that
branch Of the business, WILLIAM GARDNER
who is practical Tailor, and is unriyalled for h
taste and Judgment.
C1151 We invite the inspection of Country Mer-
chants 10 our stock, before making their purchases
New York, May l5-f.
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NO: 81.
IOErN &. CRAyELEY.

ATTORNEY At LAW, GLASGOW, MO,
w entrusted to him in tie Courts Of Howard
and gdiouiu. counties.
CGce with Drs. Vaughan & Campbell.
GLASGOW. June 10 IS51-.r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02

IL might threw her mantle o'er
the world, and pin'd it with g STAR
Tasty wasn't she3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
WHEAT WANTED.

TEHE subscribers win pay cash for Wheat al II
4 Market price and ask Farmers VINO are di,
posed 10 encourage home manufacture 10 give Us
call before selling to shippers.
], y J. HARRISON.
Glasgow, August l, lSjl-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02

Steam Refined Candy Manufacturer

Steam Refined Candy Manufacturer,
Sc5ni Sr,c'. Corner of Tine, S. louis, No.
\ PLAIN and FANCY CANDY. PLAIN and
INDICATED LOIENGES. Of every variety
and of superior quality, ar Wnolcsalc Order,
from the country promptly attended to, and deliver
ed TO any part OF the city, free Of charge, Country
merchants will find it greatly 10 their advantage tc
purchase directly from the Manufacturers.
SvRUPs oc all kinds for Soda, made to order ir
any quality. al short notice
81. Louis. July a. lS5l-ly.
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EVTRIITERE,

TUST received our fall Stock of Furniture, direct
- from the manufactures in Cincinnati, which
we will sell at st. Louis price, and no miSidke.
Our Stock is fnll and complete, and to those in
want of substantial or Ornamental Furniture, we
would respectfully ask a call. Amongst our varied
assortment, may be found the following articles:
1G0 Dozen Chairs, SO Dressing Bureaus,
112 Bed Stelds, Walnut Lounges,
80 Tin Safes, 81 Wash Stands
36 Cherry and Walnut dining Tables,
sc " breakfast Tables,
6 Mahogony Centre Tables,
Marble Top 60 ="
u Small Leaf
10 " Dressing
2 Pair Card Z"
Fall Back Writing Desks,
/ Book Case and Writing Desk,
Marble top work Stands,
Enclosed "
II Trundle Bed Stcads,
Sets Cushioned Chairs,
/ Set Extra Plush 90
IS Com. and Cane seat Rockers,
Extra g
Together with all articles in the above line which
we offer such terms as will guarantee satsfac-
ton 10 the purchasers.
August 81, 1851. J. e. SWlNNEG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
LIFE URANC CE,
CAPITAL 100000.

]. W. WHITE, ROANOKE, MO-,
III AVING been appointed Agent for the "Union
l. l. Mutual Insurance Company of Boston, will
take risks on the Lives of white persons only, for
one year, or for Lifetime, at the lowest rates OF
Premium. plan of Insurance with the Directors
names can be seen, and pamphlets furnished gratis,
BY application 10 the Agent at Roanoke.
September, IS, 1851.
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NgENICAI. NOTlCE.

nR J. HAYS would respectfully inform the
(BEJAMIN HAYs,) seven miles North East of
Glasgow and two miles South West of sSwizor's
Mill, and may he found at his Office at all times
when not professionally absent.
Dr. HAyswll give his attention 10 the diseases
most prevalent in this country
May 20, lS5l--l2-tf.
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T.. II. DENNIS.
NsLOVEssVN To J. Vt. FtFD.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant

OLD FRANKLIN, HOWARD COUNTY, MO.
WILL at all times pay cash and the highest
w market price for Hemp, Wheat Bacon and
other produce; and give special attention 70 recey-
ing. forwarding and selling produce and merchan-
disc. August 2l, 1851
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COFFEE.
HORSE SEIOE s WROUGHT NAELS

500 pounds Horse Shoe Nails
800 do W.ought do assorted
in store and for sale BY
Aug. Oil PERRY * BARTHOLOW.
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GROCERIES.
yHsSk&EE.

200 bbls, Cincinnati Whiskey
1875 half bbls do do
% do Old Rye do
25 do Bourbon do
in store and to arrive, for sale low by
AuS. 21.1 PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02

COTTON YARN-l5 bgs. Cotton Yarn all num-
" bers in store and for sale low by
Aug. 2l1 PERRY s. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02
SALT.
CHEESE.

NHEESE.
so Boxes Western Reserve Cheese
80 do English Dairy do
81 Small boxes do do do
Just received and for sale by
Aug. 21.1 PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-02

SUGAR AND TYOLASSES.
40 Hhds. Prime N o Sugar
10 bbls Crushed do
10 do Powdered do
do Clarified do
10 do Small LoaveJ do
3 boxes d'b.e refined do
10 bbls. Plantation Molasses
10 hlf bhls. do do
ID bbs. Sugar house do
10 do AluScoyado do
5 do Golden Syrup
in store and for sale by
Aug. 81. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
CRACKERS.
90 Bbls. Water Crackers
20 do Butter do
20 hf bbls do do
bBis Boston do
5 do Soda do
do Sugar do
in store and for sale by -
Aug. 2l.l PERRY & BARTHoLoW.
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II The advertiser offers for sale completely stocked
RINDERY. IN OF The most thriving cities OF New Eng
land with fair business ready secured Payments MAZE
easy Apply between sns II n and 7 and r n, a.
EARLE'S Hotel ParkTOw. M IL
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STEAM POWER TO LET.-Thre,
~ rooms 100 by 25 feet With Steam Power Inquire Of
ISL II c. N. SlMONSOA, 1871 Lewisst
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YOUR AWNINGS

nRFSERVE YOUR AWNINGS
II TYLER's ANTI MILDEw AWNINGS. superior
TO all Others in They have been tesed ~ nun,
dreds Of respectable eiuZ as aSd aehno"edged
TO be represented.
EEFgREscEs
=, ~ r..or W ~ Coo ~ willard,
Z. McFreley, Sancs, i''N'
Robert FOuds
CERTIFICATES. a.. ,..o
Ngw-YoRk, August - 1880
TylFS FsQ-Sir. The swuing risnufs cturea oyYel.
lsst Spfiug snd warranted Inidc", nzs Drsu my
tried apd l. b. every respect vast yOn wAffAh'o1 No
fr1 rdeu or shedding ~ wsisrl To those 10 ~an. ~
: es,irshl article " can fully 'rnmend The above
PETERSON HUMPHREY, Carpet De,es'
gIR; The Awning you made i0s as warranted nos 70
Ndav has fully susIained your guaranty Of H. an1 We
tke pleasure 10 recommending a. being lar snPef0f !"
sUv sy1iop VI have ever bad IN use Respec -fllly
- MOORE 4 co, ~ Chatham a.
Mr. JAMES TYLER, cor Chatham and Mulberry su -.
We can certify that The preparation used by MI JILL
TYLER in the maiufacnre Of his Awnings 10 prevent W
dew has D. en- fully iesed In Tho experiment We nase
made and has given entire szisf,cuOn; the AWNING me-
for our establishment having been 10 USE and expose "
IN weather since last Spring ran therefore eneefuy
recommend II to hose who he in want OF the above
article. CHILD NEMMcLL'oi A~A'O"
Eew-York August IS, 1850. ,, .,
Also Cot and Soaking Jttoms Of every oescrpuon q
reduced prices by JAMES TYLER, M0ioerfy-st,
mi i'm basement (Od StandD cor OF ChslnAin.
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HADE PAINTERS! SHADE
DATNTERS! GLAZIERS!! SASH

DAINTERS! GLAZIERS SASH
u MAKERS.!. Bailders and others Interested remem-
Der that SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER Chathsm-squsre,
offers for sale the very best qualities Of French and Amsh
can OAss VI ell szes om sx8 34xf6 the very lowest
eAh prices Painters particular may bear 10 mind that
by the aid OF -FOUR EXTENSIVE STEAM POWER
PAINT MILLS kept constantly 10 operation, am enab ed
TO sell beter articles Of Psnt al lower prices than any
other manufacturer In the Uuted States Paints, Ola
Putty Brushes and every article In the He any duanty
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
Chat an-square, New-YoFk.
B-Ciiy purchasers will hsve their goods delivered
In sac condition and free Of charge any part Of the city
ms 2weOds
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BO LET-Two or three good houses
With garden barns fruit trees. &c au4ehed, 10 yeTg
DeafaIi tlwu on III line al tn NeW-Toik all Ne"
Atcress BOX le5 ChaIha-l Squzre Post uihco mo 81
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h sMAsUFACTORY, S46 BrOOmost doors wesl Of
DE Bo~ery adjoining DR. Cones Chsrch ~ Y.-Buiders
ard no about purchasing would do well 20
-a - kes confident that bis patterns for varsity and
ehsapuess arr unsurpassed. pl In
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Ter DER cent Of The purchase money and the expenses
Of suction and sale 10 he paid The Controllers Otce,
each day Immediately after the sale
Thirty per the let day OF May next wneu tno
Deeds VIII be ready delivery and the balance OF sxy
per ceoS lat option Of the purchaser may remain on
bond and Mortgage for Eve years nom May l. 1851 WIN
interest sthe Of ak per cent per snnuH payable ha
yearly. 4, -, a
The amount len on bond and mortgage may be paid Oh
nj any time within i've years may be paid on 10
nslAments Than $50 each, every dsy when
ioterestis due within abe nve years.
The sale will be- Continued from day to day and any
properly on which the per cent Is not paid previous 10
the following days SALE viii be sold over again the next
-Controlers Once Hall Of Records Feb IL, 1851.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR
Sfu Controller Of the City of Newfork-
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In VERY desirable location has been occupied for that
purpose for the laa SIR years. sleeping apartment 10 the
house be bad with il If desired. ADDRESS d w W.
Trbu1,e Office mo Sc,
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&TEEL SLIDES AND SHOE ORN.

0AMENTs.-The siienron Of Hailers and Shoe dealer,
s invited a. our stock Of Steel sdes snd Snoe Ornamer
which we - Vi sell In lots tuh purchasers ma1afs
nrers prices THOMAS MORTON BRO
Him SIN IS Eixsbeth Al corner o. Hestev
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nor SALE in Jersey City, five min
n,e. vail from the Ferry one or three of those beau
uf Three story and Basement Brick Houses in Prospect
Place. in full view OF the Bay; they well finished In
modern style, with marble mRntes CRATES &c Part OF
The purchase money remain on Bond and Mortgage.
Also Two stores 10 let on Newark Avenue Enquire OF
e. JONES corner OF Barrow-st and Newark-Av, or OF
LEANAN, Architect, 654 Broadway, N. r. between 10
A. NJ. and p. Nj. 2if linz
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LNUk SALE A A BAhUAIN.-I OII-
Il teen acres OF lard good house barn al other out
buildn variety Of choice fruit trees Also water power
which 10 for many years situated Ia Nswcss-
tie Westcbeser County Y afew rods from the Hudson
River Railroad and miles North OF the Chsopaqua depot
INQUIRE OF J II. TONPKtNS, At 1853 Pearls, or on me
rremisAs of IOHN g. TOMPKINS MI ~
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MD STAND AWNING MANUFAC-

old STAND AWNING MANUFAC-
OTORY. ls7 Hesterst C. JOHNSON tenders his SIN -
cere thank, 10 his friends ard the public 10 general Tor he
her they bestowed upon him foi me al
twelve years c }. has now on band larger assortment
nn and arcy Awnings and asoron frames put up 10 tse
strongest manner. An orders thankfully received ana
runctnsly attended to- b-No humoug ior ws,er PROOF
ooF trns CHARLES JOHNSON.
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OOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would

TOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would
Urau the attention Of the public my Improved AVN
ug, thai N not mdew. Below ia certificate OF tneii
c6cd Qualities signed by sixty Of most respectable
Merchants manufacturers and dealers who have had them
in se one season. All kinds Of awnings made and iron
soTk put up In the substantial manners also, SKY
lights and window awnings thai can be raised or put down
Al a moments notice. ...,., -, ., -
We have had in use an awning made by ar. Gonpers;
Il has given perfect satisfaction, and there no doubt one
made Inv him Will last "a long a. made in the ordinary
w " sevnour L Co Auslens spcer
In Morris 4 Co Alexander Edgar
Church elagg, eon 70
John barley henTy Sneldon 20 .
Woodward Co Rodgers, Calm. Leavin Co
Hitchcock LeGdbeater A binir ger x GO
Thomas Shepherd mcNames
Jacques Brother Or futnAn
q Westerman w ware
w Wood Brooks Brothers
Henry Kerpot st John. Raymond Co
} s Smith w hyer JACOBS
John White II De GraW 70
CSAC Poillon Sanford Brothers
o w Woodford Co W.T. Jennings & Co
p h Mcguire Co Edwin BROOKS
WIN SOuIhack Joseph Agsie mn,
l. smith agent Tiffany, Young Ella
leopold Lion AHon CmchtsleI
] Bernhard @ Hewlett
{ So Mathews joseph staples
IL CoddiuRtcn Thompson
Dennis Lander Robert fsIricA
John II Anderson Co Hiram Anderson
K H&J q iAham Williams Son
NJ RAIDER John Lighthau
Nicholas COrt Francis
Robert Rees ~ L 0ejonge
VIM P Miller Co w Warner
Ball, Tompkins Black ISL I'm
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NOR SALE.-The place occupied by
Il John L. Vail at the Turnpike Gate, in the town OF
New Wiudsor. Orange County, N. Y. half mile from
walls Gate Depot" Of the NewburRh branch of the New
YORK and Erie Railroad, and two miles from the Hudson
River IL consists Of about ~ OF choice land con-
venienly situated has on excellent House. 70 by A
fee iory and half HIGH three and three bed
the frat floor, ard the upper part well hnshed
with bedrooms. II has well of good water gar yard
in front Of the houte. small apple orchard &c Within
few rods Store School-house Church, &c Neighbor
hoos hicky settled and the situation and country around
are healthy. Price 5000.
IT rot sooner sold at private sale the undersigned
Of the premises will sell the Auction al the Orange
Hotel IN The vlsge OF Newburgh on Tuesday the 90 day
OF Aprl next at2 O'Clock p M For further particulars
INQUIRE Of JOHN o VAIL, on the premises; HENRY
WYCKOFF, al Newburghi Z. L.. FANCHER, so Nassau.
A. New-York 2Sf law4wF*