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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

E%On Tuesday evening Of last week o
negro man and young woman, about sew
enteen years old, were arrested near Keytes-
vile. The woman was dressed in mems
clothes, and will soon become mother. She
is the daughter of citizen Of Randolph
county, who is also the owner of the negro
The negro made his escape during the night
after their arrest, and the woman's friend:
had her conveyed TO the home she had a Sc
cond time disgraced, and finally deserted il
company with her fathers negro.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
VIM. D. VI ALUN Z,
Secretary X. 4. & NJ. 5

NorE.-The Bylaws have been changed in
the following particulars
SEC. 6.-Persons entering stock must be the
owner of OF less than one half the animal TO COM
pete for premium: ''or breeder" being stricken
out
SEC. 12.-The time for entering growing crops
is any time before the first day of the Fair.
SEC. $50 much Of this section as allows the
Board of Directors, Chief Marshal and Treasurer,
10 inspect the list Of entries for premiums, is an
nUled. w. D. MALONE, Sec'y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
The Meeting at Fayette.

We have not been furnished with the
proceedings of the meeting at Fayette, last
Monday. We understand one hundred
Delegates were appointed to the Lexington
Convention. The same persons were con.
stituted Committee of Vigilance for this
county. DR.. Cockerill, of this place, nd.
dressed the meeting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

DEAD.-Mr. JonS WILHoITE, an old and
highly esteemed citizen, died this morning
at o'clock, at his residence near this place
He died from injuries received few days
since, by falling from house, in course Of
erection.
FHis funeral will take place to-mor,
row morning at 8 o'clock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

THAYKs.-We are under special obliga-
lions to Mr.. STANLEY RYLAND, of the fine
steamer "Edinburg," for full files of St.
Louis papers, in advance of the mail. DIR.
Mcdowell passed up on the "Edinburg''
en- route for Brunswick, to make fourth
of July speech, by invitation of the citizens.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

HosRE THIEF ARRESTED. Justice is
said TO be e slow but sure" and the truth Of
the saying has Just been proven. A man
by the name of LANKroRD CARTER, some ten
years ago, was IN Jail in Clay county, under
indictment for horse stealing. He broke
Jail and fled, and but the other day he wa.
discovered in Charlton county, by the gen.
tleman who was Sheriff of Clay at the time
arrested, and taken back, and now has ;
very hattering prospect of doing the State
service in the Penitentiary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
DI T. ID 4.

On the 10th ult., Mr.. JAMES II. HAYTER, an
old and highly esteemed citizen of this county,
And on the 21st, Mrs. SARAH, widow of James
III. Hayter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
American Ratification Mass Meeting:

A mass meeting Of oil persons in this
county who subscribe TO the doctrine Of the
Philadelphia Platform, is spoken of, and will
doubtless be called at an early day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, July 8, 1866.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X) Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

I5-We are under obligations to Mr.. E.
B. SrAnNEs, of Packet "Wenona," for riv-
er favors. Success to him and her.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Third DAYS Exhibition.

YER lumber, $40 90
Best iennet years old and under 4, silver
tnmbler, 10 90
lumber, 10 90
fnmbler, 10 90
Best icnnct, suckling-silver tumbler, 10 20
tnmbler. ~ 10 90
timber. 10 90
lumber, 10 90
tumbler, 10 90
Best Jack sucking-silver lumber, 10 90
Awarding COMMUNICATIONS b. r. Williams,
II. D. Wilcox. John II. Penny, Newton Elliott
of Howard, Ebenczer Mcbride.
Best mare years old and upwards, silver
tumbler, $40 90
Best mare 3 years old and under 4, silver
lumber: 10 90
tumbler, 10 90
tumbler, 10 90
Best mare suckng-silyer tumbler, 10 10
Best stallion 4 years old and upwards, sill
yer tumbler, 10 w
Best stallion 3 years Old and under 4, sill
yer tumbler, 10 90
Best stallion , years old and under 5, sill
| yer tunbler, 10 OC
Best stallion l year old and under >, sill
| yer tumber. 10 OC
Best stallion, suckliug--sver trimbler. 10 0C
Awarding Committee.-Owen Crayins, Minor
B. r. Williams, John Miller, Jas. A. Shirley, OF
Howard, James Bridgeford, of Monroe, Jane:
Palmer sem. Of Boone. A. p. Mccall of Macon
Best saddle gelding, silver tumbler, 10 et
q" g mare, do do 10 OF
g stallion, DO do 10 "
Best pair carriage horses, do do ~ OF
Best buggy mare or geIdirg, do do 10 On
VIM. D. MALONE,
Secretary X. 4. & NJ. S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

II His Excellency, Gov. PRIcE, and
lady, spent several days in our place the pasl
week,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
KANSAS MEETING.

A Kansas meeting will be held in
this place on Saturday, 21st.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

PRo-SLAvERY MEETING IN CHARIToN.-
The citizens of Charlton county held meet
ing in Keytesville, on the Odd, which adopt
ed series of resolutions similar in tone tc
the other counties that have spoken, and ap.
pointed delegates TO the Lexington Conven.
tion. R. S. HYDE presided, and LUcIus J
SALISBURY acted as Secretary. The fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed delegates
to the Lexington Convention: c. w. Bell
w. S. Hyde, Thos. II. Price, DR.. w. S
West, Thos. c. Doxey, B. F. Crawley, S
]. Carter, VIM. w. Powell, A. M. Clark
son, L. M. Apologize, L. Salisbury, VIM
M. Cock, Judge M. C. Hurt, Judge ]. A
Clark, John C, Crawley.
On motion, the chairman was included il
the delegation.
Judge Apologize, Mr.. C. Crawley an
DIR. Grinstead addressed the meeting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
SEASONED WHITE PINE,
YELLOW PINE, POPLAR,
Cherry, Oak, and Ash,
LDMBE7.

S3p have now on hand very superior stock
I34G Of thoroughly seasoned and well assorted
- WHITE PINE LUMBER embracing ev-
cry quality and thickness and description Of stock
usually brought TO this market, viz; Wisconsin 81.
Croix. Allegheny, Green Bay, and Saginaw Lum-
Der. To those who prefer Lumber which has pass
ed through the purifying advantages of rafting,
land experience has proven it 10 be the best lnm-
ber.) ] invite attention to a choice stock of Wis
consin Lumber which have in my Yards. Of my
own piling, some Of it more than two years old
! have also a full supply of Chicago Lumber. as
well seasoned as any III the market; together with
| full supply Of Cherry, Oak and Ash, the most Of
il well seasoned. My supply Of SHINGLES has
never been better than at present, consisting of
white Pine, No. Durham Brand and various 9th
qualities at corresponding prices, with di ierent
qualities Of CYPRESS SHINGLES, White Pine
and Poplar Laths. ! am erecting an additional
building adjoining my Vine street Office with the
view Of cnargnC my DOOR, SASH and BLIND
! BUSINESS. TO which ! expect to devote my par
tcuar attention and will keep constantly on hand
a full supply of Doors, Sash aud Blinds. and will
| receive orders for manufacturing any description
of his kind of stock, which ! will warrant TO be
Of The best materials and workmanship. Also. in
connection with my Lumber Yards, intend TO
keep constant supply Of LIME, CEMENT aHd
| PLASTER of PARIS. Orders enclosing the Cash
or for good city acceptances, will receive prompt
attention. J. II. WHITE.
Lumber Yards, corner Third and Vine sis.
ST. Louis, No.
Trra ~ ro5I g oh DaruhIican
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
DENTT s. TRY.
DIR. $. EiYNSOX,

HAVING located permanently in Glasgow,
IL offers his professional services TO the resi-
dents of this place and vicinity, and assures them
that nothing shall be'found wanting to merit a
continuance of that patronage they Laye already
bestowed upon him.
R>S|Office up stairs, on First street, few
doors north of Market, where he can be found
during business houas.
Glasgow, June 2S, 1855
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
WOOD OR METALLIC CCFEINs
FOR SALE,

yye<z1J<sn The subscrlber offers tor sale thor
sAvJ19M ough bred short horned roam Durham
1T Bull. He was imported from Ken
lucky two years ago and is one of the finest ami
mails IN the State. Also some fine calves, half
Durham and part Teeswater; and few good
Mich Cows for sale.
Apply to the subscriber on the Huntsville road
four miles east of Keytesvile, Charlton county.
June 2S-it' VIM. RUSSELL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Second DAYS Exhibition


Best specimen Irish potatoes, not less than
half bushel-mustard spoon, ST. 90
Best specimen sweet potatoes, not less than
hall bushel-mustard spoon, 90
Best specimen cabbage, not less than head,
mustard spoon, / %
Best barrel tlour-cream spoon, , 80
barrel meal, do do 2 so
Largest yield acre corn-sett tea spoons, 8 90
acres corn-silver tumbler 10 90
acre wheat-sett tea spoons, 5 90
acres wheat-silver tuInber 10 90
J. 81 ! acre oats-sett tea spoons, 8 90
! acre rye, do do 90
sett tea spoons, 8 90
Finest specimen leaf tobacco, not less than
25 pounds--butter knife, 80
Awarding Committee.-W' T. Rutherford, Geo.
Bonface, A. l., Thomas, Martin Hurt of Chari-
ton, b. W. Lewis of Howard, d. II. Cornelius Of
Macon, John Davis.
{" sow hog do do do do 3 10
I" boar hog under mos.-butter knife, . 90
" SOW hog do do do do so
" pork hog, do do so
" buck sheep-cream spoon, 8 90
g eve sheep, do do 90
" fatted sheep-sugar spoon ? 90
awarding COmmttee.--Jas. Owens, Jno, M.
Yates, Jos. Gooding, Nicholas Dysart, Irwin Guy
Best bull A years old and upwards, silver
tumbler, $40 0C
Best bull years old and under 4, silver
| tumbler, 10 0C
Best bull years old and under 3, silver
tumbler, 10 0C
Best bun / year old and under ?, silver .
tumbler, 10 0(
Best bull suckling--silver tumber, 10 OF
Best COW years old and upwards, silver
| tmbler, 10 on
Best COW yeas old and under 4, silver
nmbler, 10 OF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

CouNTERTEIT MoNEY.-There is good
deal of counterfeit money in circulation in
this section and persons should be careflil.,A
5s on the Southern Bank Of Kentucky
Russellville-vig. man on horse, grain ant
reapers-head of female on the left, and f.
male on the right end, are in circulation, ant
well calculated to deceive. A baser coun,
terfeit, los on the Farmers Bank Of Ken,
lucky, should also be watched. 20's STATE
Bank of Ohio, are also in circulation. Elk
anime bills well before you take them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE
ST. LOUIS NO.

V1HE undersigned beg TO inform the growers and
l. shippers Of Tobacco, that at their warehouse,
sellers have the option Of either having their To-
bacco opened by the Board of Inspectors, who
charge ole dollar per hoEshead, or by Mr.. G. W.
Rucker, who has been tobacco inspector for the
last six years and with whom they have made
raugemcnt' 10 sample, weigh and auction tobacco
for fifty cents per hogshead. which gives 10 the
seller the privilege Of saving half dollar every
hosshcad. BERTHOUD & son.
Proprietols.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

w. ID. MATTHEW'S, UNDERTAKES.
Corner Market and Second streets,
Glasgow. Mo.
TOFFINS furnished to order at all hours; also
- Fisl's patent Metallic Collins kept constantly
on hand at St. Louis prices.
June 2S-lyr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Groceries! Groceries!

WYE beg to call tbs attention of the public to
w our stock of Goods, which is believed 10 be
Superior in quantity and quality, TO any as
enrfmeut oyer offered in This market.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
LOST HORSES.


~ STRAlED, on Thursday 9th day ~
1876 May, bay horse, property Of S3S
W. II. NiPPer) six years old, II or IA hands
high, heavy built, long heavy black name and
tail, small star in the forehead, some small saddle
marks, some white on hind feet and PAGES we'll
ALSO, al the same time, dark sorrel marc.
(property Of James GreGorie,) years old. near Is
hands high, small star in the forehead slight
blaze in the face. . OF 3 white feet. q behiHd)
name and tail, light color, short tail for three
year old
Any information that will lead to the recovery
of these animals will be literally rewarded. Adj
dress either of the undersigned, AT Fayette. Mo
VIM. II. NIPPER.
FayetC., June li-iw. JAS, GREGORIE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

Table Mats, Egg boilers, Butter prints, Jelly
mouIds, Fancy baskets, Pickles, Sauces,
Patent lee C1eam FreeoerS, Sc.
And a great variety of matters large and small
which are Interesting TO housekeepers, and which
are for sale al low prices.
BOON, DUNCAN s SMITH.
Favettc MAJ -, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

Al kinds Of Pumps and the necessary iiNtures
for sale, and will be delivered and put up, having
wagon and team for this express business. H.
the Pump line fear no competition, and those
wanting pumps are invited to leave their orders.
Lightning Rods warranted perfect. and put VI
on short notice and reasonable terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
TIN AND COPPER WARE.

Glasgow. June II, 1855.
WANrED-Dry Hides, Beeswax, Feathers. Flax
Seed, Dried Fruit, old Copper, Brass and Pew
ter, which will oe taken in exchange for work or
goods, or the cash paid, at Market rates. Give
me eau, whether you want 10 buy or sell,
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY CLARK H. GREEN,
At; GSl Per Annu10l,

~ Subscriptions promptly, discontinued at the
expiration of the time paid for. -gzO
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atszeked issnsd u ana received BY The Ponehastrsn
tallsoa6 COMPANY, aud also repay 10 The city Of New
Orleans the amount of interest paid on said bonds win
release The said Fonichsrtain Railroad Company from
any oihcr claims il;may have.
Be u fvfher rssofpeG, That in consideration Of the
OF said three hundred bonds and all coupons
aud oil repaid that all connection existing be-
tween the city OF New Orleans aud the Ponchaftran
Railroad Company will be dissolved, and for the pur-
pose Of eecng said disscsu,ion, that judgment In
the SUIT now pending, embracing the conditions Of this
preamble and resolutions, shall be entered and made
hna and the city shall be released from NIL liabilities
gfowng out ofihe Subscription TO the PontchaEirain
Railroad Company. and provided further that The city
shuf not be held liable for any moneys due install
mems stocks subscribed for in The New Orleans
and Mobile Rairoad Company.
Resolve1 further, That this ordinance shall become
null and void ii is accepted by the Directors of
The Ponicharirain Railroad Company within two
weeks after its promlgation; and resolved further,
that If said Directors Of The Pontchartran Railroad do
ot fcnrn TO the city The three bundled bonds with in
terest pad, and all coupons, within ninety days from
Its omngasion, that this ordinance shall become null
and void. $50 9
Mr. Dnrell offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended 8
ing the whaTyes of the city Of New Orleans, and pro-
ished in pamphlet form, for The use Of the Common
Cauncl ind the Offices Of The city, ,i:tafshe direction
OF the Finance Committee.
4 On motion, the Board adjourned
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secy.
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RELIABLE PROJECTION AT SMALL oa,sr
THOUSANDS, OR TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THou
SANDS ihspRsp 81 THE OUTLAY OF FIFTY-FIvE Dol
4sOURTHOIJSES Notarias Jawalars ~

Az nm IrDl n ID v,p
WAREHOUSES;, Notaries, jewelers., Bro
ts MeIchas Capitalists, rlapsrs Retailers Aiechnics
ages Il te and burglars books papers money other small
but valuable ARTICLES which policy OF
Ia1s eY;s = sf
nF styk {. Lock the key Of which hight half CON-
ana eoaee Ike pen-knfe. s =
oth kind 81 sa knowu shown sauoton q
it, greatly will
asfkg appsrn 70 those who nsis between
tins Concrete Ard popular
The contrast will be nndsrssood when known 70,
mer has Pssron interior box and the Of wood with
out nds Of ALSO that the wrought and lie
latter east bare aao that the much more d.
cue rvssd than the The prepared to demo
s'rs,s ms contrast By such ansay
~ The drynsan Of the Concrete SAFE emneny no
commend the minds Of those who have seriously
closed This important aud dealers
hne fabrics since delicate articles materially injured py e
ates awas generated Ia Saamanaer Safes exposed re
ING following among ready
to those who will visit addrsss the not
rlosed many imagine moving but remain. Al
NO. street. the Of Common
Mr. Bridge yon taken ths ~ ncy II Haii, F.
snt Concrete sas perhars by
able papare from be Hrs
81 March 18th 1854, on MagaEine street
The iouI stories Of being hled with woodenwar
most and notwithstanding
dciensy cooled, 40 hour eward) conents among
which bills wss found 10 be
perfectly preserved As regards fro and burglar qualities
have confidence this any SAFE thn NE
k4ow q .s Il. n. B1aLoW co
uang old stylss are as subject lo
those who such arteisa nyaby fall when
exposed ira and or but slight Resistance when attacked
The has for hand Schumacher sae cheap
Chests Powder Proof Bank and Locks Fire Proof
jyiI 5sf@H - l19- ~ Magazine ii.
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II e AID! 4 EAD!!
Billiard Table Mandatory.

THNHE undersigned informs property holders
and the public thai he has .dsa 70 his Billiard
planning tain morng saving macine by
nh 10 sassd works al kinds laying
posts building country aad ali IN
carPenter's and line. = = 80 - ' = =
Having Of Walnut
ny n viii sell % hoss in need the the
ms nndaagoed ayai himself this opportunity assure those
who may ieei some approximation his machine
sha no has taken
patent French regulator which any one can see
oncs me quantity the boiler forget
Tan. ing in the boiler. w. - "A =
above addition having been made hs establishment
me maustactufe Of Billiard Tables the
secohaaha billiard Tables and artlcie In his
B.ANToGNINI Nos. IL and ii Cont strsst.
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES. !,
BALrfnoRR, Maryland, soth Juns, 1885, /
GsAUTION.--LoTrERY FRAUD,.-The Com

oner Of the Maryland State has deemed IL ha dut
ne public against s
mail and fraudulent Lottery Sehemsa
los ne ass q tickets 10 Loss which wholly
only legal Maryland are those drawn dsy
OF the psops Of ths
State, under tho Consultation examine and spproyo ths
achemes asd attend TO the drawings, = -ff1e -
ihsss Lot es, snd all certificates Of
Agent for the Contractor Once the Consolidated Lot
tertes Baltimore, Md. All others ar fraudulent, -
any on the subject OF Lotteries the
they drawn, will DO cheeuy given BY addosan
OILY +. X. Brennan Bsltmore SSfda~s
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ST CHARLES INSTITUTE.
Situated at Greenyiils Garroon, Jefferson Parish
La, conducted by Madame q. MACE. s

Eil51S aINo1iIU1iOIy, dIEeHuy IHVUfADIy
III known tho public having asined egre pros
es, Madame NAE has found u % extend
Of an 81 this fe purchase the beautiful
which she has cccnpd for two In
pucoss school large oy air ofies
wih other aubssntial eddcns The
erected and 10 heir contraction the
discfsed 80 The health com fort and ths pupils
ion city 10 Be free from
ia with she adyansges afforded
daily Professors
security t suesul ana at The ST. Charles aiats The
instruction all the various requisite FL
Enslsb and French Educaiop and ande the super
pndene Madame Mr.. Mace,
ne1tiy in the los ttnon. 54s a. ss2ssSs
The English under tho experienced
eeon Of Ploor Who IL 40 Known
facilitate Of both
performed day n English and Feuch
being about Amsrcen there French pup
pvey By association, ohsr
For the department Music Distinguished
plshment. ~ Wy !. sau5.s8 rs $4e5ged
respecting and Of Particular
prospectus procured The Office of ths paper
Parents and guatdnns invited 10 vsit
Saturdays md Sundays to satisfy themselves
10 tho internal ARA gemensf teSS
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IL this city for the second he from
city Of pabn He daily performing Ysao
ing azt the blind and bearing Hs viii also
ancH without hs Instruments
IN o. q 2. days. Persons sroubd
20 70 Dr. 81 and get restarsd
cured piles blind pills.. piles
cared pesdiy rheumatic
attendance, DR.. s. wifrestore good hair 10 tue bald
sasea cured the without los, of
time to the patient Advice gratis country n
tended 70 stating exactly the they In " =
allows his book reference
hin il this sly and 81 Louis
allowed restoring sight 10 he blind
Dr. g. can be seen at his office from An 70 r. Nj
No Canal atrnst conr ~ ~ T~sr,.
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Successor to

90 and 80 New Lsyee, and ~
every description Of Copper.
nov ready to Contract for the
Evaporating Pans, Filssrers,
I to the Sugarhonae.
lgss, Steam Whistles, Brass
on hand. s'7F'7
"a to- the Steam Trainn v hioh
he Plantations OF Col. r. G.
rstall Nelson d Donelson, os-
4. Thomson 4 Co. and L. K.
'tfully refcrs for full particu !,
gUasZ. m91 lptf
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fEsOBACCO--Long Black Rich TOBACCO, for
n the Mexican ard Tsras Markets. TOBACCO for Plants
ZION hhds aud bills aud CIGAR TOBACCO constantly
10 tiy TuRNKn RkNsHAw ~ camps.rs... 40 .,.,..
W. O. FLUER. UNDERTAKES,
I'll Tchoupitouas street, New Orleans.
s0FFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
ssraQix.
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sAANIEL EDWARDS,
" BILL 4 EDwARDs,) \

20 and 81 Fulton street, Mannfae 4
Tin, Sheet Iron aud Brass Work, - ID
making Of Steam Trains, Clarifying an
Juics Boxes, and everything xppertainin
A gsserai assortment Of Steam GA
Cocks, Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly
He would call the attention of piants
have been in successful operation on
Camp, MessrA. 8. T. Harrison, Il. J. Fo
good 4 Lawrence, W. q ii. S!ackholse
forssail. ofthiz city; to whom he rsspa
larn
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Stati0sses.

/ SfUEf6nxeH.ss HEysJ
/ - A-S~se 49,
d. u u i u 8 7 T. s. O N -2a
~ GIMP STREET, a
CGk NEW ORLEANS. abGS
nAyTD FELT tuNNpvn emnnsa
Nav ynrE N Az n - u o 2 = MI y
~ The Prasris.oa q this would respectfully in
ss .IsSss. ks n Pet ,hs sys
~ Anil 81 ArLa and would call the
ny at ths VERY s osYsd
~ IN on ths noSl hAASuN
AD'' .r.o
a.,;,, th;u a., 80
NC nFFE rrd RoaK is JOB PRINT
ss1 ss ens ~ hs
FROM iacites offered thfs house from chance
nou the stockf o. me mot e Only
seie, ss would
Lcaxsrs, Z -. sl5ay Booka VO"s.
Journals 'Cash Roots n tE -l- r
eIF Blottsrs 5es RseaintiR,nts
Invoice Books, GrdeI Beska
49, Letter Books, ~ ~ 9 WI pa. ~,
t94 Bill Books. ANsse ~ nSo ~
Ths sirss az nanay
Bndpr same, other BooTs
syder American Laid and Wns 70
WRITING AND i. TSTrEIs p a III DIV NJ apsrs
OF Bod Pspsr and
Ladias sn5
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