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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27
Valuable Improved Farm for Sale.

,SEc The subscriber is DESTROYS of SELL 81.
49,, ing the farm on which he resides, 6 sESsss}S
.sA.~ miles northeast Of Glasgow. There ~sA.-
are $50 acres in the tract all under fences except -
acres of oak timbered land. The land is well
adapted TO the growth of the staple products of the
country, and has comfortable buildings, out-build-
ings, barns, cehouse, garden, &c., and is in good
state of cultivation.
For further particulars, as TO terms, possession,
&C.. apply to the undersigned on the premises
May27 If MILTON WITHERS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

B@Mr. Cleveland, free soil member Of
Congress from Connecticut, madea speech in
denunciation of the Compromise, on the Isl
inst, in the course of which he said
Il now bear testimony of that which
know to be true and declare that no man
was more busy or more jealous than Gen
Scott in working for the Compromise, and
that no man did more than he towards car
rying it through Congress-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

FATAL ArrRAY.--A fatal affray tool,
place-at Covington, Indiana, recently, be-
tween Hon. L. A. flanagan, and John R
Duncan, his brother-in-law, which resulted
in the death of the latter, from a knife
wound inflicted dy the former. They had
both been INDUCING in drink, and got into :
dispute which resulted in the death of Capt
Duncan. They were very friendly, Capt
D. was boarding with Mr.. Hannegan.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, }

contract OUtce, 1Hdy D.
Sir: have the honor to inform you that
the Postmaster General has ordered a second
weekly trip between Huntsville and Lam
castles, in the State of Missouri, agreeably
tc yoar recommendation.
Respectfully. Yours. &c.
FITZ HENRY WARREN,
I'd. Asst p. NJ. General.
Hon. Jno. G. Miller, House of Reps.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

CV' The Rev. Mr.. Hickman will preach in Ger
man on next Sunday at three O'Clock P. NJ, in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church in this place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

G5=The prettiest design we ever saw on
the tombstone of child was a lark soaring
upward with a rosebud in its mouth. What
could be more sweetly emblelnatic of infant
innocence winging its way to heaven under
the care Of liz Guardian angel.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

DEPARTURE OF MIssIoNARIEs.-Mr.
Addison Noifatt, Miss Mary Dean, Miss
Sarah Blakely and Miss Maria Hicks, I'M
der appointment as teachers from the Amer
lean Missionary Association, sailed from
New York for Janacu on the 10Th inst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

y=Thanks to our friends of the Martha
Jewctt, Kate Swinney and Clendenin, for
favors. They are now in the regular packet
trade, as advertised in this paper, and all
doing well. Success to them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

II Andrew Jackson Donaldson has dis
posed of his interest in the Washington
Union, to his partner, Gen. Armstrong, and
retires from the editorial chair TO his pri-
vate pursuits in Tennessee. 1t is stated
that Edmund Burke, of New Hampshire,
formerly Commissioner of Patents, is to be
the new editor of the Union. Mr., Donald
son considered the 'laborer worthy of his
hire" and as Congress would not give the
Union the public printing, he goes about his
"private business" A sensible man, that
Donaldson, ION principle"-which at Wash
ing like here, means office and cmoIumcntg'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27
New Spring and Summer Goods,
IN TJNNEJTS

in LlNNEUS.
rTNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
l. and the public generally, that he has Just re-
turned from ST. Louis, with
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
OF seasonable goods, which were purchased on such
terms as will enable him TO dispose of them
AT VERY Low PRICES.
His stock is full and complete, and embraces every
article
FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
while for gentlemen, he has general assortment of
Cloths, Cassineres, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, sc.
Together with good supply of
STAPLE GOODS, FAMILY GROCERIES,
and in short every article usually kept or called for
All kinds of country produce taken for goods, at
the highest market rates.
W Call and examine my stock.
H. WILKERSON,
Linneus, May 90, 1852.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the next term Of the Saline coun-
ty Probate Court to be held on the LIST Monday in
July next, for final settlement of his admiistra-
ton on the estate of John r. McClanahan, decd.
WIN. McCLANAHAN, Admir-.
Mav u. 1859 4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

Wing Candidates for Presidential Electors.
LIST Dis.-Jefferson F. Jones, of Galloway;
I'd g Thos. L. Anderson, of Marion;
Sd -" J. n. Brown, of Macon;
4th w. A. Cunningham, of Buchanan
9th Chas. B. Gibson, of St. Louis;
9th Robt. A. Hatcher, of New Madrid
9TH d. E. Perryman, of Washington;
Sth Benz. Tompkins, of Cooper;
9Th " John S. Waddell, of Green.
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CABINET WORK.

-,vz=zx~z=a The subscriber respectfullyM
announces TO his friends and Ssss
6ttf1-a<zzsszsa the public that he is again at
home, permanently located, and ready to attend to
any orders.
IA" Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Collins, Grave
Pailings, &C., &C., made at the shortest notice.
Shop next door above Lesem's store.
MAY 81 VIM. b. TALLY.
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CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, May q, 1852.

~ The Annual Meeting Of the Convention of
the Episcopal Church in Missouri will be held in
St. Mry's Church, Fayette, on Friday, the 2sth
inst.
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stockholders Meeting.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Glas-
N gov and Huntsville Plank Road company,
will take place in the city of Glasgow, on the first
Monday i'm June next,
for the purpose Of electing President and Six
Directors for said Company and to attend 10 other
business that may be submitted to them.
/, ~ This is an important meeting and general
attendance is expected. Meeting TO organize about
O'Clock, p NJ.
F. A. SAVAGE, SEc'y.
May20-3w.
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WING STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
{ To be supplied by the Wing State Central
Committee.
For Lieutenant Governor
ia M ES WINS Y O N,
OF BENTON COUNTY.
For Secretary Of State,
PIERCE C. GRACE,
OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
For Attorney General,
LITTLEBURY w. IEENDRICK,
OF GREEHE.
For Register of Lands,
BE J A MIN + NJ MO S,
or ST. CHARLES COUNTY.
For Auditor of Public accounts,
II | r A M H. B A b T. r
or COLE COUNTY.
For State Treasurer,
ENOS B. CORDELL,
OF COLE COUNTY.
FOR CoNGREss-THIRD DISTRICT,
n Q N. j Ohm G. NIL LER
OF COOPER.
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Nfay20-3w
EVACUATION OF DUNKlRk!

A FTER a long and vexatious delay, we have
n now the pleasure of announcing the arrival OF
our unprecedentedly large stock of ~
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
To which the attention Of the public is respectfully
invited as it includes elaborate variety of the
MOST DESIRABLE
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, of all descriptions
Hats, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
Cutlery, China and Glassware,
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Wall paper, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Looking Glasses, Fans, Combs, and q
Variety of Goods in general, Groceries, Iron, &c.
Having spared neither time or labor in making
our purchases in the best markets of the union, un-
der the most advantageous circumstances, our
friends may rely Oh buying any and every article
from us at as low prices as corresponding goods
can be purchased in the State.
Our stock takes much wider range than we
ever before attempted, and though somewhat late
in the season, we hope to make up for lost time by
liberal sales, TO accomplish VIII ch small profits will
be satisfactory and make the interests of customers
ours. Respectfully,
BOON, TALBOT & SMITH.
Fayette, May 90
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st. Louis and ST. Joseph Packet.
Bakery and Confectionery!

FAYETTE, MO.
JNliE subscriber would announce that he has
l. opened
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
establishment, in the town of Fayette, and is al
all times ready TO supply all Orders from families
Cakes for parties and Wedding occasions, sun.
piled at the shortest notice. as also Candies of an
description. Iy' Cigars, best quality, and Ale
and Beer, always on hand.
Fayette April 20, ls52--3m
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Hydraulic Cement!

WE have the exclusive agency in this place for
the sale of the celebrated Louisville Cement, and
will keep constantly on hand full supply for sale
at Factory prices with cost of transportation added
May p PERRY Il BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

FOR PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILL NJ 0 RE
OF New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27
THE TIM Els.
BY CLARK H. GREEN /.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Sairs, nezt door TO the
Glasgow House
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27
Fayette, May 20.


WHEREAS, Henri Nabring and Mary his
w wife, on the LIST day of January 1919, by
their deed OF that date, duly recorded in The Record
er's office of Howard county, in book Y, pages l43
real Estate, to-wit The southwest half of lot
No, 80, in the town of Fayette, Howard county,
Mo-, which said conveyances was made for the
purpose OF securing TO Inc the payment of certain
notes therein mentioned, with power to sell said
property in case of default in the payment of said
notes; and whereas default has been made in he
payment Of said notes, mentioned in said Decd
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that on the
10th day Of June 1852, between the hours of 10
O'Clock. A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ, before the
Court House door in the town Of Fayette, will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
above described real Estate pursuant to the terms
Of said deed.
May 20, 3w. JOSEPH PRICE,
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NvBIank Deeds, handsomely executor
10 hne paper for sale at this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

carriages and Buggies.-We have Just
NJ Qunby & Co., Newark, N. ].
Fine Rockaways, double harness;
8 do Top Buggies;
, do Light do (without top;)
Which can be seen at the Carriage repository of
Mr.. ]. j, White, corner Water and Commerce
streets, and will be sold at very low rates by
Mayo PERRY 4 BARTHOLOW.
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n SMITH & MATTHEW'S, "a
Va CABINET MAKERS. A

~ Water Street, Glasgow.
Will make TO order, in the neatest and most
fashionable style, and from the best materials all
kinds of FURNITURE.
Particular attention paid to making CorrGNs.
"a" Shop second door above the Post Office.
May 27, 1851.
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Authorized Agents.
V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette-ANDREw ]. HERNDoN.
lluntsvlle-G. H. BURcKHART.
observation-disclosures G. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAE.
Cambridge-JoHN IL GROVE.
Chillicothe-W. G. SAMUEL
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES & Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

II ANAwUA sALT.--We are the exclu-
N sive agents in this place for the sale of Ka-
nawhA Salt, and have just received per Clendenin
supplv during the season, which we will sell at ST.
Louis prices, with transportation added.
my21 PERRY & BARTHOLON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

1.-THE Clerk of the Banner State will
accept our thanks for full files of late papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

Rates Of Adventist:

81 In Advance-S3 At the End Of the Year
81 In Advance to Clubs OF 10.
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Your obedient servant,
STERLING PRICE.

We know Gen. Price received "enougll
cursing to damn a saint" for this letter
when it first appeared, from those who are
now supporting him-not that they love him
more, but because they preferred him &c
Thos. l.. Price, whose defeat Col. Benton
so much deplores. We shall see how the
old lcaven will work in the new flour tub.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27
FoR VICE PRESIDENT

-FOh VICE PRESIDENT
WARD BATES,
Of Missouri.
Subject 10 the decision ola Wig Conreltion
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Rates Of Advertising.
81 per square Of 70 lines less, for the First In
sSrtion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions TO Yearly Advertisers.
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Col. Benton-Sterling Price-the Nap
ton Notification Conspiracy.

In the revised edition of Col. Benton's
speech, published in the Union, he introdu-
ces Gen. Sterling Prices testimony TO prove
the authorship Of the celebrated jackson
Resolutions. Gen. Prices letter was writ
ten in the hottest of the fight and gave
old Bullion very material aid" at an i'm
portant crisis. The republication of the
letter, now, shows his position then, and
many will be curious to know if he is still
willing TO help his old friend out. In the
part of Col. Benton's speech published in
to-days paper, it will be seen he styles
Price Benton man, though he thinks he
obtained the nomination by fraud See his
speech, for further particulars under this
head, after reading the letter.
VAL VERDE, August 8, 1919.
Hon. THOMAS II. BENTON
Dear Sir: Having very recently seen a comm,I-
nication from Judge w. B. Napton, replying Ia
your charge, touching the points of issue between
YOU, in which he evidently CONVEYS the idea that
he was not the author Of the Missouri resolutions
feel constrained to offer my testimony, and thereby
comply with the promise made when | last saw
You. The facts are these During my visit tc
Jefferson City last winter, Judge Napton invited
me into his room, and showed me set Of resolu-
tons which he informed me had been prepared BY
himself. and which believe are the same which
passed the Missouri Legislature. will merely
add, that another gentleman, of high responsibility
and credit, was also invited to hear them, and tha
he, too, had prepared set of resolutions, which
were laid aside, and Judge Napton's accepted.
conceive il unnecessary to give his name, but full
faith and credit would every where be given TO hi
veracity, and am very sure stands ready to cor
roboraie, by his testimony, my statement. In con
nection with my visit to Judge Napton's room h,
informed me that his resolutions would be pre-
scented by either Carly Wells, or Claiborne F. Jack
son. / remain, with high regard,
EOur obedipnt servant
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E f,t'su n. G.1ts' Commissioners.

STATE OF VERMONT, , BE il rrmo mber ed
District of Rutland ss thai at = special
-r-.ion IF the Probate Court at tie said Die
tic; e Kutani hclI at kutiand IN and for the
said District on ths l3th 81 A,rtl A u. 1852.
Ptesen, lion Harvey Button, Judge.
Whcr-a, a certs,n instrument IN writing
dated the eth day of March A. u. IS3., pur
porting to De the last wall ard testament of
DAVID h,ll late of Dandy IN SAID district de.
leased has ,his day presented TO the sa,d
probate court bv LYDIA Ii,li ExecntriI, aud
David ftire Executor therein named m or
der 'hatsi,d instrument may be duly proved
aud allowed by sad last will and testament.
Therefore, II - ordered by SAID court that
the probate and allowance Of SAID instrument
IS card last Will and tc stamcnt be and the
same are hereby referred 10 o stated session
al sand court 10 be held Al the office Of the
Register of SAID court in Rutland N SAID d,s-
titct on the LIST Monday being the Sd day Of
Mly, \ ID 1874, and that notice there.
~ be- { vcnhH publishing s certified cop, Of
Ia, rtcotG OF .hIs ofnrf itnr-r weeks succp,.
,vcly previous lltretp n the Rutland Herald
newspaper printed at said Rutland, ~ OF der
that az PERSONS int rested therein may take
E'trtc thereof and then ana th-r. appeal be.
fore said court nni cop,er, the said proba,,
AID allowance # they sec cause.
A true COPY o1 rccnrd.
Is HENRY HALL. Register.
STArE OF NERMt. T., BE it remrmbcr-
ID tax "i kut1ard,ss. cd that Al a sle.
ciai .c.>.on "f,ie Probate Ccur, Of the said
D-tr.c, Of Rutland hyir at Rutland IN aud for
sud D''tnc, OH the I6,h day =: Arfi. \. u
lGJ..
vtc,.,s ri.b, i',,L,m ,'d H.,
,-,, .,nin,. NH. 'a., ,,u a,I ,...mr,
-, S.,h,o I,nb,m lar. ~, fab. I'D NJ.
49,, o....t ,n,..,",a ., -,
cd ,.ths aid n,nbn,o .an,, , a,.,', 49,
,,u, ,,,,,,n .eu,n. ,,,,h 81 :, ~ ,Lo w,.h
:, 81 m. hc,ts .ms .,',,.. o,,,,a d.c.ns.d
.. . ,t,-
,,,. d.c...nd -, Ia,Xa I,'
,IN ="
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Bees! Rrcs! Bees!

TUE ,uhsctthrt ts'nt he "~ntt II 'u'"ors's "a"
= tent u,tl,"i fr managing Odd IstdinG Btss TOT
Tho g. uuti.s 81 " irih,n Benninstoo Rutland At
dt.on utaree. ,r,c,T tic frsn 81 I hei.ss) era
N,udsnr. y. prepared To cell sirsls OF Iswn 'tOA,s.
n nav hs le-ir.i
Fnn a,tuai sIpst itnrni - nv "sn pfsN isss, '
ha'. a.,r,fired that he fed rr'.uAt, iot nskins
9 T." u - hna.y r,.t. frp,u ons an . hs, In four So
"ne o'pis vault sion si,ts ,ls, ms pie sussr MAJ
b. u-r'i s.s c'mInVsut pat Of Q iced ~hth mstS
most ~t'rileut honey
Rec, ne, IN thIs system 10 riars cd IN sArs,s Wsss
scsd' AMI GOT hnuses Tie sSpsnss Of b, va 10 sN~ss
o. rr s~cr"rlns to The GuAH'it, mode bCcenps'
n'irs the d'ri " = pan l',iet s'sins eli necessary d
rtcl,nus az 20 the building If hi,ts srd hsssss, siss
iar mArattnR IA. H.rs
Nlorle t'rhts 90. 4 iibsrai discosG, 10 tless fsf
Tow URhds
h~Irommu,tr al rss't,,s,.'' Ne sshst ''hs' vii
receive prompt sti,ht'ra JANIS COOK
Z FrH.h ' u !, = $3.50 GsSs
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PASSENGERS Il Baggage
ID ID NLI,slONE NOTICE..

WI. the subscribers. beng sppuinted by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the d,str,t, "i
fsrhsvcn,t omnt,ss,otrr TO ece,,e examine
and Id just III claims aud Demands Of all per.
suns against Tie estate 81 Alden DAVIS, late
Of tasileton, ~ sad DISTRICT deceased, 7, y.
,rsrntcd ins"lvcut aus Oh months from the
gan CAV u Nufci, I-j2 being allowed by said
oourttot that purpose, Ne do therefore hcic.
~ give uo,,cc that We will attend to ths bU.
s'""ss Of our SAID appointment at the late
ics,deuce Of the dscra.sd 10 Cas,!eton. on
the inth Gay of B September next from ! o.
cioch L. NJ. until I O'clock, L. NJ On said
iay.
Dated al Css,ic,on, ,his 25ti day Of March.
l-,J &c
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~NnTCBpsDo
ClNPgiDGE MARKET.

APtIL 9Th.
4, Marie, 455 Cattle, sbou, 400
-. ard 30 Siotes. consisting "a
z, .,r ettu. COWS. aud calves yesi
~. $50 aod three years old
|p,o,, Marie, Beef Ex,r
90 Ter cat; LIST quaii;y s65o
ea, t.: "a qua $500; $50
,.,, 800. Hides I n 4,5o
1. esi Tsllo~ $50 q GOO
,sl to $i.37. Calf Skin .. =
! ,sr H.. Veal Calves 3 TO 10.
| sare,- Notlins Oxen. &s1, o.
ard rs.
Fc:, ,nl Calves. %, &c, q,
70 49,
(Y,naars, $40 10 Is.
H. var ID. -, -, 90, to s3l.
|TArss year Old $50, 81, So aid
s.ssF AID Laa.bs-lc5o at mar
-. -.
{pucrs. Extra. Sc. : and Q.
3, lei. &2,C1, 8, $50, 400 .
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COMMISSIoNEWs' NOTICE.

I'VE, the subscribers. Icing ar'"'ntcd by the
W Hon Probate Court Giitutland, commission
ers to receive, examine and ADJUST all claims
and demand Gi ali persons against thc estate oi
f.ptraim Smith, late Of rutland IN sai District
deceased, rei resented iusDiNent and SIX months
fr"m the 3 las %; March \. ID. 1872, being al
lowed Nv sand court for that pui rUse. ~ do
there -" hereby give notice that We viii at
tend to the bu,jrc>s -: our siii apo ntmeul Al
The dwelling iouce of EiILtbeth smith, widow
at saii dcrea.ei. on the Isl ia. of July next
from | Ccieck until O'Clock PM on siid day.
Dr.ed at rutland this 9ih day Of March, 1852.
~; h~rHfhNf'' fCommi,ssoners.
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wATERvILLE CUTLERY
he Depot Of IL l. SPENCER.
COMMANDMENT NOTICE.

Nv r., the subscribers, being appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district
OF Rutland, rumtnis.iouers Ia receive, examine
sld ,dJus, all claim. aud demands 81 n err
SOUS against the estate Of Horace Clark, late
Of NJ idlctown IA sad district deceased, rep.
~rcsen,ed insoi,cnt and six months from the I'D
day "f March l852 being alto " ed " SAID court
Tor that purpose, "" do therefore hereby give
nu,i:e that We viii attend to the bn'iuess o:
our r.id appointment at J,nas Clark's Office,
~ Mi.idleiown on the Sd Mordiy in May AID
tie 81 Monday ~ July mex, from 10 O'Clock A.
VI ur,i o'clock T.. NJ ,ou etca fs,il days
Dated .t MIddI-town the III day j, April 1851.
JACOB BrnsAM, Conm;. ,;oncrs.
ELIJiU Ross.
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MESSENGERS pass TO a from all places
Vi on routes 81 Fit;hburg, Worcester and
Nashus, Vermont ard Mass, Chsstire, Sui
iIysn, aud Il niisut and Burlington ka,lrosds
Connections with Other companies are y"
arranged that al Erpress Matter rhn tc fer.
wsrdej without DELAY 10 any pat OF the u
nlted states. Cansdas, Proy'ncrs,o r Europe
We assume no responsibility beyond The
terminus OF our route.
B4Rdi.s, Rank .Noics, Spr'i' and .Htrfhsn'
di.t generally. forwarded ~rh despstrh
NOTES. DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
collected, pad ~ negotiated stsoit,Pro.
duce, and Merchandise. bought SOLD and
all Kinds OF EIPtrs, Basiness promptly atien-
ded To.
In sending money or parcels 81 constd-ra'
ble value, the amount must be stated, other
wis- w. are not re.pnus'hlr IA case vi hes
beyond the sum Of my doliars for say one
parcel
a.. packages yhould be msd- compsc' Al
possible, and no psctsg~ AL be received On.
less in good order aud distinctly marked A!
erpf~ss busir~s, should b- accompanied
with written orirfs ,unsrslrc. enc p~rsonaii,
signed
Letters rsanoi be taken. q beng prohibit
ed by the Post Office D~psrimsni
Al packages should be marked foss a
Riees EIprrss
Fnn., ,slo6-. N.,lrn.d gs.hsng., Bo.,c.
lrf FISK Ri'F, p~'.rr.'0r'
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yAtI\G cnssg~d . flnmh~r OF years
- -,rttcno~ IA al lis branches 81 finm5-
ins "a the e,iy 81 New io,k, ct undout,rd
ab,ltty. We have added that biaDci, 10 our
G7, and Siesm F.it,ns. spc are now pr~pat.
81 =, do work IN that hDe with pfoH'ptncss
aud orspsich.
B.rns-ilOT. COLD and SHOWER
rut n? IN the mos, approved s'vlrs
NAIrR CLo,,rs, HOPPfRS, WASH
BASINS, aud CORNER BASINS. an hand,
aud furnished with all the hituivs >, New
lork rrlo-..
Clo.sr Pass, PLUG BASINS, :aney and
plan. with y full assortment. Of both Silver
and bras. wo'k, fa sale whaless!e and Re.
4. 0. Work done in ~ r,'orut eoon
try.
Order. Tor any article in The above line,
from a distance, will meet prompt attention
IHuf pEiRCE & KING.
233 River street, opposite Troy House
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The M,mbeuof Geen Moun,a,n Trmpl-
Honor 30 !. vii meet al The 5 ct t.
|sli IN Wer GG,lsnd, next Monday Eve at
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MoSpAY, March. %, 1882.
rPLES-Dri-d, per IT.. Cd1
y. y. & W. Dairy l7a2o
com dairy * store l+ul1
)iELSE-rrime. per IL. 7l-2aS
Fair. sac
cGS- Per dozen, II
lOUR-Genrsee. fancy pr Dbl 4 s1a5
do extra, 5,2jd5 IS
Ohio, common i.1j
do fancy 49,
DO extra, 3,s5a5.5o
rorih-rn, bus. 20
Southern white, GiaG5
Wheat. western 9Jai.l4
Rye. per Sc ibA 72a7j
OA,s, northern 80 lbs 4lai;l
Oats, eastern 80
White Beah.,bu l,2Jal.75
rrATOES-Per bus. 4jaGo
DCLTRI.-Pcr u. GALE
5OOL-- Fle-ces per u. GINS. 42a44
Full blood Mc'ino. 3oaI0
50 do do 3ja35
10 do Do 3la34
Common, 2Sa3O
Wool skins, s0dl.2 5