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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-13
FRESH ARRIVAL

WTE have Iust received large supply Of the eel
w ebrated Queen Of the West Cooking Stove
from Cincinnati which we will dispose OF at thr
lowest prices We will insure these stoves to opecs
ate well and to last long as any other two stoves
which can be produced.
mh26tf JAS SCANTLIN g. SON
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SAW AND SCALE MANUFACTORY
LEE, GAGE Il CO.,

No. Sc Main street, ST. LOuis, Mo.
THE well known Saw and Scale Manuioctury
l. OF Lee, Gage & Co on Broadway. North II
Louis.is now manufacturing every variety OF Saws,
and Counter, Platform aud Hay Scales, and is iul-
ly prepared TO til all orders this branch of bust
ness. The facilities for manufacturing these ar
ticles are unsurpassed hy any establishment in the
country, while the proprietors keep constantly on
hand every variety and size of Saws and all sizes
of Hay. Coal, Car Scales, &c, They warrant their
work. and will give such refer FENCES in regart the
articles they manufacture, as To insure full conf
dence to those who purchase. They will sell as
low as similar articles can be obtained East. Or
ders solicited. laugl-lyl
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FAMILY FLOUR.

OSn BBLS received rom Wabash for antilles
SOO and bakers use consisting of fWyandot tx,
ara, Eagle l. X l., F., Marklee's Otter Creek, and
Spring Creek brands, which are fully guaranteed
by GE7-l FOSTER & BROWN.
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CHANGED QUARTERS!

IL movod Z cir stock of fQUEENSW ARE to Fos-
ler's Block, one door above the Bank, where they
will he most happy TO all their old customers.
and rs many new ONES. as NAV desire goods at
Eastern or Southern rates. We have Just received
late importation, and respectfully solicit call.
aug9 Ht IINGSWORTH & HUGHES.
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III. RUCKLE.

TARY BLIC,
SHAWNEETOWN, ILL.
WILL locate Land Warrants al the Shaw
w neetown Land Office. by the warraniee
sending me power of attorney with the war
rant mail and enclosing fee of S1-make out
applications for land warrants 10 the department,
Pension Claims of any kind upon the govern
ment on liberal terms.
Ofice-2d door in the wing of the Gaiewood
House. [aug2S- l0wdAwl
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SUNDRIES...
- case elk warp Luster;
do figured Poplid;
5 cases medder Prints;
case Tweeds; t19 Etl
do black and white Cashmere;
do white Cotton Fringe, reed this day.
and ior sale by JAS. LOW & CO,
scp5 All Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
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ls j. e. w. REILLY,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries
Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns,
% Rafting. &c. &c.

Wholesale Dealers i'm Groceries
Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns,
Batting &C., &c,
OFFER for sale well selected stock of Groce-
" ries, most of which have recently leen received
from the East, aud embracing nearly everything
usually kepti in the Grocery line, amongst which
erfn
300 BIS choice Indigo, warranted;
400 bs Dutch Nadder;
40 packages green and black Tea;
bbl Cloves, do Nutmegs;
l00, 900 Gun Caps, split and ribbed; rDh
20 Boxes ground Spices, from Hope. Mills;
90 gross Bonnet Boards;
100 do Matches, best brands;
% Dog. States, Americas nabe;
35 do Curry Combs;
10 do Collins Axes;
80 Reams Letter and Foelscap paper;
l00 Sides Sole Leather;
25 Bbls Tar.
ALSO:
A supply Of coffee, sugar, moInsses,, rice, mack.
erel herring, Goldfish, tanners OIL akum, sulphur,
birthstone, alum, copperas, Spanish whiting, sala.
eratus. soda, logwood, cotton wrapping twne can
diewlek, carpet chain, EPSON Salts. washing and
shaving soap, &C., &c.
With q view of extending the business the sub
scribes offer their stock al low prices, tor cash
produce New customers need not ash for credit,
and old cnes will please make ns quisk returns as
possible
Full prices paid for produce. in exchange for the
above, and cash not refused
news Main street, Evansville Ind.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T HAVE left all my notes in the hands of Chris
Il tian Bippus, Esq. Any one wishing to pay
during nv abseHce. will please call on him ut his
Office on Fourth street, near the Market House in
Lamasco City NATHAN ROWLEY.
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WOOLSEY q NELSON,
and Commission Merchants

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
DARTlCULAR attention given to the sale OF
i all descriptions or Merchandise.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Th'.rsdav md
Saturday. Cash advances made on consgnments;
outdoor sales promptly attended to-.
Woosey q Nelson's Furniture Ware Rooms,
I'd, Sd and 4ih stories over their Auction Room.
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w +. HOLIINGsWCRTH., JNO. W. HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARE
HOUSE

Water street, betreen Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, la.
THE undersigned are now receiving a very large
i and.wel selected stocb Of
CHINA AND OF L-cENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make as uesira-
Bile an assortment as may be found West Wehave
received from Pittsburgh well-assorted stock oi
Glassware, and are desirous that all in want OF
the above articles may give us a call, as we are
satisfied that il will be to their interest to do so
We invite the attention of merchants and dealer,
inducements 10 dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
them here if they call Orders put up with des-
arch, so that they may 60 TO any part of the coun
try without breakage.
ErWe offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see.
iebI2 tt HOLLINGSWORTH g. HUGHES.
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JOHN FARRELL

JO6N EAfItt6U1
Manufactures of Confectionery,
First Street, bctWcen Main and Sycamore.
rANDIES Of every variety. Lemon Syrups anc
~ Soda Syrups-ali favors. etc etc., always on
,and lie l2-dly
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CLOTHING.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
In the lorer story Of Drem's Partition. cor
ner of Water and Sycamore Streets.
"a MEssRs. MACK e. LOBEN- GNYM
~ STlNE have Just received, and {NSW
In are continually receiving, from
heir Wholesale Establishment, in Cincinnati, an
extensive assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
manufactured with an especial view to meet the
wants of the market and consisting Of every arti-
Gle of apparel necessary TO complete the wardrobe
Of individuals of every ds ins!s; s%s
The following kinds made Of the bes, materials,
and in the latest styles, are now in store
Black cloth dress and frock coats;
Brown. blue, and invisible green;
Grey, black, brown and gold mixu tweed:
Also: Every kind OF loose summer sack, dress
and fIock coats and coatees, TO all OF whom we re-
spechully invite the particular attention of the
public.
PANTS.
Super black and fancy cassimeres:
All varieties Bombazine and Drap fEts';
Grass linen doeskin, and corduroy,
Cassinet. Jeans, and fancy summer pants OF
every description
Black satin and fancy silk vests;
NciNtt, Nd'tHClus uuu dNu Wultc PIUlSellleS,
linen;
Cashmere and cassinct, with common vests of
all styles, aud at the very lowest prices
FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting of an elegant IA ~,
and large assortment OF GUS pIyDItL
- tom n ane bosom shirts, shirtl YMJ
collars, cravats Of superior quality and beautiful
patterns; silk knit and cotton drawers, under
shirts. gloves. suspenders, and every other article
usually found in the most extensive establishments
oil the country.
In connection with their large stock es99
@0of Clothing, they viii keep fine as =
sortment OF
Camps Superior Hats and Caps.
ALso-All kinds of Union, Mexican. California,
Leghorn. Panama, and other style of hats; with q
variety OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1t is useless to mention their elegant ard very
extensive lot OF hog skin and other kinds Of
Trunks, Carpet Bags. and valcses.
We are always and at all times, prepared to sell
Clothing at wholesale, manufactured in tie most
substantial manner. much cheaper than gay Other
house ~ this c,iy, and on terms to compare favor
ably with any house West of the Allegheny Noun
tains. Respectfully,
MACK & LOBENSTlNE.
Eransriue, May 9. 1851.
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BOARD WANTED.

ID OOMS and board wanted in private family
II for family of small size For further pariic-
uiars inquire at this Office. or Bement g. viele's
Sisre. laug27-lw'i
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-30
Order of Publication.
STATE OF HEsSsDUrs.)

County Of Ho,edrd
IN he County Court Of HJra d County, September
Term, 1851.
James G. Maupn, Administrator of the Estate of
George II. Dulany, deceased, Petition TO sci.
Land for the payment of Debts.
NOW comes said administrator and files his
~ petition setting forth that the personal estate
of the Deceased is not sufficient to pay the debts
against his Estate (he also files the Inventories and
exhibits required by law,) and praying the sale of
the real estate for that purpose Therefore, it is
ordered that all persons interested be notified that
application has been made for the sale of the real
estate to.wit; The cast half Of the northwest
quarter Of section 30, township 81, range 49, con-
tanning 6S 25-lOO acres; and the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section, township
and range, containing 40 acres situated in Howard
county, Missouri and the southeast quarter Of sec
ton is township 90, range is, containing 16O
acres in Charlton county, State aforesaid; and that
unless The contrary be shown on or before the first
day OF the next Nov. Term Of this Court al order
will be made for the sale Of the real estate afore-
said or so much thereof as viii be sufficient t.
pay The debts aforesaid.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published in some newspaper published in the
State Of Missouri, six weeks successfully before the
next term Of this Court and this cause IS continued
y true copy, Test y. J. HERNDON,
Sept. II, lS5l-6w. Clerk
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-30

MrsTREss OF THE SEAs.-The London
Shipping Gazette has this paragraph, in the
course of OIL article upon the future of
America:
We have no desire at present to enter
upon any question Of disputed policy, but
we wish to record our opinion, thai the en-
pire Of the seas must before long be ceded to
America. lis preserving enterprise, its great
commerce, and its accruing wealth, are GER
tain to secure this prize: nor will England
be in situation to dispute it with her.
Without this browning capital to its power
the onward march of the United States &c
what VIC believe will be overwhelming great
ness, might not be so speedily accomplished
but America, as mistress of the ocean, mus
override the civilized world.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Hall OF RAYDoLPH LODGE,


No. %. L.O.O.F T., Oct. 81, 1851. !
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God TO
remove from the scenes Of life, our wor-
thy brother JonS DAmERoN, while in
California; Therefore
RESOLVED, That although we bow with
humble submission to the DEGREES Of Heaven,
vet we cannot but express the deep regret
with which we received the sad news OF
The death of our brother of the Mystic tic,
and friend and fellow-citzen.
ResolUsd, That his family has lost devo-
ted husband and an aiiectionatc iather--this
Lodge trustworthy and jealous membe!
the Church 9 devoted christian and The
community, valuable citizen.
Resolved, That VIC deeply sympathiz'
with his family in their severe afiiiction.
ResoYpsd, That as mark Of esteem fol
o,,r departed brother, we will wear the usu
al badge of mourning thirty days.
Resolped, That a copy Of these resou
lions be sent to the family of the deceased
and that they be published in the Glasgow
Times,
VIM. r. SAMUEL,
VIM. 4. WIGHT, Com,
FRANKLIN HORn
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rAE.u. TRADE FOR ts5r.

UNHE Undersigned would again call the attention
L Of the Public 10 his large stock Of
GROCERIES,
Purchased on such terms as will enable him TO com.
pete successfully with any house on the Missouri
River, either North or South, East or West, up OIL
down, both in price quantity, quality, or in any
shape or form, having now in store the following
articles:
100 Bbls. Gin, double rectifcd. Whisley,
so 1-2 Rbls. "
10 Bbls. Old Bourbon
{" Rye
10 Clis. Otard Dupoy & Scignottc ith prf Brandy
20 Kegs, American Brandy.
10 BblS New Iorl, Brandy, Wine, Rum, Gin
Peach and Apple Brandy,
20 Bbls St. Louis Sugar House Molasses,
10 - Plantation Moasses.
20 " Loaf Crushed and Pulyerizcd Sugar
% Bags Cotton Yarn No. 3, 10 y,
100 Kegs Iron Mountain Nails.
August 81 1851. J. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-30

1.-the Washington correspondent ofthe
New York Journal Of Commerce, under date
of September 29th, says;
l notice that, in the speculations Of the
Northern papers, upon the subject of the
next Presidency, they omit all mention OF
William o. Butler, of Kentucky, who was
the candidate for the Vice Presidency at the
last election. But, in the Democratic con-
situations in this city, last winter, General
Butler was agreed upon as the next suitable
candidate. Mr.. Lynn Boyd urged very
strongly the pretensions and chances of Gen
Butler, and, if Mr.. Boyd should be chosen
Speaker, as Butler man, it will help the
Butler cause among the President makers Of
the next Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-30

WHY DO PHYSICIANS prescribe "Smih's
Tonic Syrup, or Vfget bic FtbTitugc," for Chills
and Fever? II is ffrst-because they know it is
compounded from the most valuably substances
found m N the vegetable Kingdom; second-they are
done with the srictest regard TO their chemical and
and thorapeutical properties; third-because the
the effect produced by the administration of this
medicine is of that certain but harmless character
whichlno other remedy is capable of producing, in
The genuine man be had from the agent
Sold by O. HENDERSON, Glasgow; W. r. Smell
SON, Fayettc; and J. V. HARDY & Co., Huntsville
October live
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e1nrAp Gnnns, 1rHEAn daOnDsi

I c. TRUEFIrT & Co, are now selling their
y entire stock at a small advance on cost. The
stock consists mostly Of new and seasonablc goods
boughtin the eastern cities this fall, viz:
Blankets of all sizes and colors
Linseys and gala plaids
Shawls in every variety
French and English mcrinos
Mouslin dc lanes and cashmeres
Wooden hosiery aud gloves
SILK. cotton and kid gloves and hose
Bonnet and dress silks
Rich bonnet and neck ribbons and flowers, to-
gcther with large lot OF Boots and Shoes.
The public may be assured Of finding all they
need. either useful or fancy articles and at the low
est possible price for cash or short credit. at
j. G. TRUEFiTT & CO.'S.
Chilcs' old stand, corner Water and Market SITS.
Glasgow, October ,, 1851.
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world,s Fxhihition...AMards.

Worlds EXhlDlJlon---AWdTuS'
The New York Tribune has an article on
the Worlds Exhibition, which closed re-
Gently, which estimates the total value Of
the articles exhibited at $500, 100000. 1t
thinks that the Crystal Palace will again be
erected at some more remote place than
Hyde Park.
In relation to the premiums awarded, Che
Tribune has the following:
The premiums awarded at this exhibition
are bronze medals, of admirable design and
workmanship, calculated to perpCtuato the
memory of the exhibition, and merit of the
successful exhibitors, through ages. They
are of two kinds-.hc jury medal, awarded
by the several jurics to the articles Of de-
cided merit exhibited in their respective
classes, and the council medals, awarded by
the council of Presidents of the several iu-
ries, on the recommendation of those iuries
respectively to their several sections, by
those TO the council of presidents, and there
approved and ratified. Only l69 of these
councils have been awarded in all distrb-
utcd among the several nations represented
in the Exhibition, as follows:
To Great Britain 70, Germany II, Aus
tra 4, Belgium 2, Tuscany 2, Spain /,
France 80, United States 5, Russia 3, Rome
/, Switzerland 2, Holland l, Turkeyl.
The FIVE obtained by the citizens of the
United States are awarded as follows:
ToC.H. Mccormick, Chicago, H., for
his Virginia reaper.
To David Dick, Meadville, Pa, for his
anti-friction press.
To Charles Goodyear, New Haven, Conn.
for his India rubber fabrics.
To w. Bond s. Son, Boston, Mass, for
on electric clock.
local Borden, Texas, for his meat bis
cult.
Ofthe jury medals which are awarded by
the several juries, subject to the revision
only Of the section, or group of juries, hay
ing kindred classes or departments, and
which arc intended to indicate and reward
decided merit, OF whatever kind, we think
about 1900 are awarded, of which 100 will
probably fall TO the share Of citizens of the
United States. OF these we have knowl-
edge only Of those awarded by the jury on
which we served-that of class XXI, for
general hardware, including locks and
CRATES" The Americans 10 whom medals
were awarded by this jury were as follows:
To Day & Newell, New York, for their
Parautoptic bank lock.
To w. Adams s. Co., Boston, for their
combination bank lock.
To McGrcgor s. Lee, Cincinnati, for their
improved bank lock.
To G. A. Arrowsmith, New York, for
Jennings Formulation lock.
To c. Rowland, New York, for his i'm
proved bell telegraph.
To Cornelius & Co., Philadelphia, for 4
bronze chandelier.
To S. C. Herring, New York, for his
sa!amander safe.
To Chilson, Richardson & Co., Boston
for furnaces and stoves.
The cooking ranges Of NJ. Bond s. Co..
Boston, and Jackson's annunciator, Ga sub.
stitute for bells in hotels) entered by W. T
Brooks, New York, were voted an honora.
bic mention in the report of this jury.
We believe one or two stoves and severa
other articles, in addition to the above, were
adjudged worthy of a medal, but they d.
not appear on the list now before us, anc
may have been stricken off on revision.
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JOHN Il. BUREkE,

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER.
VX7OULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Glasgow. Fayettc. and adjoining country,
that he has located himself in Glasgow, where he
is prepared TO do all work in his business such as
Repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silver
Ware Also 10 manufacture to order, all articles
of Jewelry, such as Gold Finger Rings, Breastpins,
Lockets, Ear Rings, Bracelet Clasps, SC, SC, in
the neatcst and most durable manner, and on the
most reasonable terms Persons wishing 10 have any
article of Jewery made of California Gold, would
find it to their advantage 10 call at his shop Wa
Ter street. in part of the room recently occupied by
c. b. Fallenstein.
Glasgow. August q. lS5l-tf.
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sEIsGO 8 TYRONG TRON.

WE have Just received and win have arranged
w for sale in our IRoN 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 aud description wanted by black
smiths, and which we win sell For CASH, or to
PUNCrUAL DEALERS, on SHORT TINE, at a SMALL
ADVANCE ON COST. This lot Of Iron was puTchas-
ed at unusually low rates, md trcigttoi under con-
tract which enables us 10 offer inducements TO pur-
chasers, Of whom we ask an examination.
Aug. 81 PERRY X BARTUOLOW.
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NEW GOODs!--NEvv GOODs!!

M" GODDS!--NEW GUCDS!!
At The Big Missouri Cheap Cash Store.
I am now receiving and opening splendid
l. stock Of Fall and Winter Goods. cheaper than
any before offered in this market. My
styles of ladies' Dress Goods
are beautiful, and it is pleasure TO show them
Among theta is fine assortment Of black dress
goods. fine figured Alpacas, general assortment
Of Dylaines, Cashmeres, &c, together with trim
m!ngs to correspond. Black Cashmere .Shawls,
embroidered; and fine Bay State Shawls, in great
variety Of colors.
For GeutEemen's Wear,
have q superior assortment Of fine French Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets. Vest Patterns fine
Satin Vestings, Hard Times, Farmers Satin Vest
ings, &C., together with large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
consisting Of fine dress and frock Goats, Sacks,
Pants. Vests. and under-cothinr, of every variety
usually called for in this market shall endea-
yor TO keep constantly Oh hand full assortment
III this department. Ny stock cf
Boots, Shoes. sEats and Caps,
sNcry lul and cannot BE eaccilCd, either as to
quality or price.
! have also a general assortment Of Hardware
and Cutlery. large lot OF fMc China Tea Sets,
and common are, which ! offer Unusually low.
D. BRONSON.
Glasgow. September %. 1851.
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EERgTTsr RE,


IUSI received our fail Stock Of Furniture, direct
> from The manufactures in Cincinnati. which
We will sell at ST, Louis price, dt.d no DIisiGhc.
Our stool, is ful and complete, and TO those in
want Of substantial or Ornamental Furniture, we
would respectfully ask q call. Amongst our varied
assortment, may be found the following articles;
100 Dozen Chairs, SO Dressing Bureaus.
ll2 Bed Steads, Walnut Lounges,
30 Tin Safes. 81 Wash Stands
20 Cherry and Walnut dining Tables.
36 - breakfast Tables,
Mahogany Centre Tables,
Marble Top =
II Small Leaf :"
u Dressing "
Pair Card -
Fall Back Writing Desks,
1 Book Case and Writing Desk,
Marble top work Stands,
Il Enclosed .
y Trunde Bed Steads,
Ses Cushioned Chairs,
1 Set Extra Plush =
IL Com. and Cane seat Rockers,
1 Extra
Together with all articles in the above line which
we offer on such terms as will guarantee satsfac-
ton 10 the purchasers.
August u. 1851. J. f. SWlNNET.
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Final Settlement,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y viii apply at file November Term. ith Mon
day. Of t.e Randolph COUNTY Court for final set
cmcnt vt her administration on the estate Uf Joseph
Rutherford. deed.
SABRA RUTHERFORD, .Z}minist qtrir.
Sept. i-lw.
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sTGVEES!!

WE have now in store. a large and general as
w sortmcnt of Cooking, Parior, Church, Hall
and Heating Stoves, comprising many varieties,
which we are offering at lower rates than We're ever
before offered on the Missouri river. amongst our
stock may be found The following 10 which we res
pectfully invite the attention of thc public;
20 Pacific air-tiC!.t Cookln: Stoves
10 Iron King DO do do
30 Assd. sizes Empire do do
- Church and Hall do
% SIX and Seven plate heating do
100 Parlor aud Chimbe. do
All If which Will be sold at unusually low rates
by PERRY 3 bAhLAOLt"'
September !, 1851.
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Glasgow Insurance Company.

ID OOKS for additional subscription 10 the GlaS-
ID gov Insurance Company are now open for
stock, by direction Of the Board of Directors
In Glasgow, under the superintendent Of W. F.
Dunnica and James 5. Thompson, at the Office Of
James f. Swinney.
At Fayette, under the superintendent of w. T..
Birch and \. Hendricks at the o4ice Of Birch Son.
At Huntsville, under the superintendent of w.
h. Samuel and John McCampbell, at the Office Of
Nc Campbell, Coates Il Smith.
At Brunswick, under the superintendent OF
Isaac Brinker and S. b. Kyle, at the office OF
West & Kyle.
And will remain open until closed by direction Of
the Board Of Directors. JNO. d. PERRY,
JNO. HARRISON,
July 81, 1881. Committee