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THURSDAY, March Is.
confirmed

SENATE The Vice President stated
his intention to Withdraw from the chair
after to-day, 10 enable the Senate, as Gus
tomary, to elect President pro. TEN.
After other unimportant considerations,
the case of Gen. Shields was resumed.
The Senate refused to consider Mr.. Hale's
motion 10 inform the Governor of Illinois
of Gen. Shields resignation. A long de-
bate ensued between Messrs. Douglass,
Hale, Foote, Turney, Jefferson Davis.
Cass. Berrien, Underwood, Butler ard
others. Mr.. Calhoun's resolution Of yes
terday, declaring Gen. Shields Ineligible
on the 4th of March. was adopted. JEFF
ferson Davis moved to lay the subject on
the table-negatived, Is to 80. Several
proposed amendments were rejected, and
the resolution to communicate, as modi-
fed by Mr.. Calhoun, was agreed to with.
out division On motion of Mr.. Web
ster, the Vice President was requested to
transmit a copy of the resolution to the
Governor of Illinois.
In Executive session, several nomlna'
tions sent in to-day were referred, and al
near 5 o'clock the Senate adjourned.
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GEN. HOPKINS EULoGY on the late Col.
TRUMAN B. Ransom, Second Edition, ha:
been laid on our table. For the occasion on
which it was delivered, it seems to US an ex-
cecdingly appropriate and well-written pro-
duciion, and as tribute 10 the memory of a
patriotic soldier, brave, generous, and lament
ed, it is worthy to be preserved. The pamphlet
contains Autographed view Of the Storming
of Chapultepec, on the memorable 18th Of
Sept, lS47.
The work will be found at the Bookstore Of
Mr.. Hagar.
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for
March, has Articles on Europe during ls4s
Dean Swift; Boccaccio and his writings Byron
snd Burns. 1t also contains the conclusion Of
&" The Crime of Andrew Blair" Tale and OF
the Sketches of Southern Life -; interesting
Correspondence from Paris, and elsewhere; and
variety of Poetical Contributions and Literary
Notices.-Richmond Ya.-Jno. r. Thompson,
Editor and Proprietor. Published monthly at
SIS year, in advance.
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nothing to favor his new masters. and lis new
masters watch him to see if he docs rothing to
favor his old friends. He is obliged 70 wink this
way, and grin that; to go splittongued or tongue
tied, and TO make himself what everybody hates
"A two-sided ofice-holder. 1t is an uncomforta-
BILE and suspicious position, and one which no up
midtown man will ever occupy if he can possibly
avoid it."
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GIVE would call the attention of business men
and of Others visiting New York. to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Lewis and Hanford's extensive
Clothing Establishment-in another column.
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@ Our thanks are due to the Clerk of the
House of Representatives, of this State, for
the Journal of the last session Of that body.
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The WING REVIEW, for this month, has q
leading article on the Southern Convention, a
likeness of Hon. Washington Hunt, and the usu-
al variety of literary matter. Published at lis
Nassau ST., New York-$5 year.
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l President, as IN France ard America but Lv
three Consuls, IS in the ancient days Of the
Republic.
i ANNUAL FAsrs.-In Maine, April Eth
Vermont, April 9Th Massachusetts ami
18TH; Connecticut, April 9Th,
BEAUT1Ks OF SLAvERY.-A negro woua,
lin North Carolina deliberately murdered ,hs
child Of her master, and another negro boy
by cutting their Threats with case knife. Sbe
gave as a reason for the crime that her msster
had threatened 10 sell her.
The last St. Adams Messenger has the fo-
lowing:
MIR. Thomas Upper, of Bakersfield receiv-
ed, last Thursday, letter communicating in
Iteligenee of the untimely death of his son.
Thomas, who has resided for some years in
Mississippi. 1t appears that he was thrown
into the Mississippi River by one of his slaves,
and that the guilty one, in an attempt to avoid
being arretsed, threw himself into the river.
MIR. Upper, Jr., owned two plantations, six
slaves, and is supposed to have been quite veal
thy.
The SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNI>
TED STATES have adopted rule limiting
the arguments Of counsel TO two hours.
The rule goes into effect at the next term.
CoLLEcToR OF New YoRK-Mr. James
Brooks, oil the New York Express. writes TO
friend in Albany, that John Young will be
Collector Of the port Of Now York, from the
lst Of June next, when Mr.. Lawrence's term
will expire. MIR. Brooks is broiher-in-law oil
Mr.. Preston OF Virginia, who is TO be Atior-
ney General under tie new administration,
and may be supposed 10 be accurately in
formed on this poin!.-Aibany Argus.
TIE OYSTER WAR.-A resolution has
passed the Virginia House Of Delegate. in
structing the Governor Of Virginia TO place
at the disposition of the authorities oil Acco>
mac County, one hundred muskets and four
six-pounders, TO enforce the oyster laws Of
the State, in the waters OF said county, and
for other purposes.
Another MoSARcH IN DANoER.-The
Manchester Guardian, Of Feb. 81, has COM
me-cial advices from Tabris, Persia, 10 JAN
nary SIh, which give as q cause Of the prob
able stoppage Of a demand for goods, he IN
settled state of the country. ]; appears thai
the army semi by the new Shah against The
rebels at Kh1rassan.h had joiued them,and that
together they would march 10 Dust the mon
arch from his newly inherited throne.
CADET APPOINTMENTS FOR 1919. made
prior 10 the lIh of March. from New-Ene
land Maine-David Tillson, fourth Con-
gressional district; Joseph Stevens, sixth do.
do. New-IlampEhire-John p. Sherburn,
first do. do. Massachuseus-Wm Dwight,
Jr., sixth do. do; Thomas w. Clapp, sew
enih 90. do. ConnecIicui-Roberf o. Ty-
Ter, first do. do; Thomas J. English, fourth
do. DE-; Vermnm-Daniel A. Chapman, third
do. do. The appointments al large are all
from Southern States. One is a-son Of tho
late General kenrny.
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ANNUAL FAsrs.-In Maine, April 9Th :
Vermont, April 9Th; Massachusetts, April
18th Connecticut, April 9Th.
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ROMAN CeSstLs.-It is said tina, the new
Republic of Rome will not be governed by !.
President, as in France and America, but Lv
three Consuls, IS in the ancient days Of the
Republic. -
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BEAUTIK, OF SLAvERY.-A negro wona,
in North Carolina deliberately murdered The
child Of her master, and snother negro boy
by cutting their Threats with case knife. She
gave as a reason for the crime that her MISTER
had threatened 10 sell her.
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O. The papers tel Us that advcntu,crs ara.
going in fOets to California. That is the w..
in which geese always trarei.-1Sco:ch pctt1
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g The Hon. w. B. Preston. Secretary Of
the Navy, is grandson Of Patrick Henry. He
Is gentleman Of great private worth, and a
COMMUNICATE in the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
MARBLE, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES.

NE snbscriber respectfully returns his
i thanks to the Public for the liberal pat.
ronage he has received during his residence
in this place, and begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally. that he is pre-.
pared to fill orders for Tomb and Grare Stones.
out of Italian and American Marble, and
palmer material, at as low rates as any es.
adjustment in the Safeguarding salts
faction as 10 workmanship.
Intending to devote his time exclusively to
The above business. persons may rely on hay
ing their orders promptly filled.
Shop on Water Street, one door below the
Times Office. PHILIP BAlER.
Glasgow. August 80, ls49. -26--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15


MARRIED-On the 9Th inst. by Rev
John Roane, Mr.. T. II. WHITE, to Miss
JANE JACKSON.
--On the LIST. inst, by Rev. D. Fisher. Mr.
Sill AS H. RANSBERG Err, to MISS NANCY
NJ. BONDURANT, all of this county.
AT Rarrodsburg, KY. on the Oath ult.,
by Rev. Dr.. Hatch, Mr.. II. &. BRENT. OF
Brunswick, Mo, to Miss ANNA E ALLIN.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. jas. Barnes.
Mr.. JNO. B. GANAWAY. to Miss MARY
E. BARNES, all Of this county.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. - Filing
ION. Mr.. T. J. FULLlNGTON. to NJ, ss
CAROLINE CAMERON, daughter OF Hsr.
rison Dameron, Esq, all Of Randolph co.
On the 26'h ult.. by Rev. S. c. Davis.
Mr.. VAIN THOMAS, TO Miss AMAN DA
MALONE. all OF Rsndo phi. and on the 5lh
inst, by same. Mr.. JACOB OWENS. to
Miss MARY ANDERSON, all Of Pa dolph
county, Mo.
On Wednesday evening last by Rev.
Thos Frisioe. Mr.. WILLIAM THRASH.
10 Miss JULIA CARSON, both Of Charlton
county.
"As two soft rays Of morning light,
As two soft signs bent close together.
So their two souls in love unite,
And from this hour are one forever"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Read and take Warning,

TONSU MPTlON the fell destroyer which
~ carries its victims TO the tombs by thou.
sands, without being arrested in its progress
by the medicines in common use at the present
time. But brighter day is coming. and hs :
come-DR. ROGERS LIyERWORT AND
TAR. not only gives immediate relief in
COUGHS and COLDS; but from the tes,imo-
ny of men Of the highest standing here and
elsewhere, it is making some very remarka.
BILE cures of CONSUMPTION. Improve.
ment, in the treatment OF diseases are on.
ward, and nothing can arrest it's spirit in the
present age. Those who are afflicted with
diseased Lungs. would do well to at least ca II
on the Agents, and see the certificates of Dr..
William J. Richards. Judge William Burke,
the wife Of the Rev. George w. Wiley. and
of Dr.. Hiram Cox. late Professor in the Ec!ec-
tic Medical College of Cincinnati.
-TTbs valuable Medicine is sold BY H
BLAKSLEY, & Co., General Agents, S,
L. uis, and in Glasgow by DR.. Henderson, in
Fayetle by Dr.. Snelson
August 30. lS49 --26-v
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15

Numerous preparations of Toni: Mixtures
Tonic Syrups, and Tonic Pills, are offered IT,
The public--sone on the ground OF chen pness
md some for The remarkable virtues the pro.
prietors would fain have the world believe
they Possessed--few, If any. of which woult
ever have had being except for the wide.
spread reputation of That sterlin g preparation
--"Sm'th's Tonic Syrup, or vegetable Fedri-
lage," the great Western exterminator ".
Fever and Ague. Chill Fevers, &c.
he genuine may be had from the Agents
Agents. DR.. D. Henderson, Glasgow, DR..
Sneison, Fayette, Malone g. Garth, Hunts.
vile. nov 10, 2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
To Rent or Lease.

A very valuable Tobacco or Hemp farm.
IA situated on the main road leading from
Glasgow to Brunswick. about miles from The
former. adjoining the land of John Moore,
Charlton County. upon which farm there are
from 80 to 100 acres in cultivation, all under
a good fence. a comfortable Log Dwelling
house and other out houses; together with a
large frame roof tobacco house. This farm is
supposed to be unsurpassed in point Of soil
convenience Of Location. and other advantages;
to those who may desire to go largely into
the cultivation Hemp or Tobacco, i, will be
rented for one or more years, on reasonable
terms. Apply to the subscriber living near
Glasgow, Mo.
WILLIAM D. SWINNEY.
Nov. Is 2S49 --37--tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Administra tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has obtained from the Clerk of
the County Court (in vacation) OF Randolph
county, lett ers Of administration on the estate
of Andrew Sears, deceased, bearing date Feb.
4th 1919.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them for allow
ance duly authenticated according TO law, with
in one year from date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit in
said estate, and il not presented within three
years will be forever barred.
(Nov. IL, 3t) WIN. A. SEARS, Admir-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
steamboat, Hotel, and House

FURNISHING EMPORIUM
THE subscribers have taken the store l25
Fourth street, Glasgow Row, and have opened
an establishment for the sale Of every useful
article adapted to housekeeping, together with
general assortment of useful and fancy
articles.
Silver plated Briltania and planished tin ware
of all kinds
Jappaned and bronzed ware
Wooden and willow ware; iron ware
Cutlery and hardware, shovel and tongs and
standard hat racks, bronzed cast iron; bird
cages of all kinds French baskets. very ha nd.
some; cane chairs; feather and bristle brushes
and busters; towel racks; guns and fishing
acke; curiosites; baby jumpers; chldren's
toys: all kinds of cooking utensils; forms for
charlotte de russo jelly, cream, DC; hall lamps;
nursery lamps, DC floor and table mats; card
and cake baskets; curtain bands and pms;
stair rods; gongs and bells; wire and hair
selves. mouse and rat traps; tea trays; nap
kin rings, ETC.. etc.
BRAlNERD d THORNE,
1923, 4ih st. Glasgow Row, opposite Vine St.
St Louis, Oct II. lS49 -m3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Ready-Made Clothing,

consisting of every article Of gentemen's
wearing apparel.
Coats-Blue, brown and drab blanket coats,
sacks and froctees; also blue and drab coats,
and business coats; also Rough and Ready
beaver double and single breasted sactees and
overcoats; Canada mix d cloth sacks and frock.
tees; also; very cheap pilot, flushing and ker.
sey sacks. frocks and hip jackets; Rob Roy
hip jackets; tweed sactees.
Pants.--Superfne French black doeskin
and cashmere pants; also fancy and plain
cassimeres and cloths Of various kinds and
ystterns; tweed. cashmere and satinet ditto,
Of various qualities, dc.
Vests.-Satin, CO shmere, double breasted
dicker, and cheaper articles, various kinds.
Also, shirts, drawers, sus9enders, &c.
Our stock is entirely new, and embraces all
ane latest styles, is made Of good material.
thd the work warranted. We purchased for
cash, which will enable US to sell as cheap as
The cheapest. A call is respectfully solicited.
One call will, make many
0TIn the house occupied by Colman and
Williams, next door to Greenbaum's store.
WILLIAMS 81 PUGH.
Glo.pow, October "a, 1549.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Fresh GrOceries!!

rJ>HE undersigned ha, just returned from
l. st. Louis, where he purchased and now
has in store, the largest and most complete
stock of Groceries, Iron, Blacksmiths' Tool,
Liquors, &C., that has ever been offered in
this market, to which he respectfully calls the
attention OF purchasers, consisting Of
30 hnds N o Sugar
so ibis Loaf, clarified g. crushed do
100 bags Rio, Java and Havana Coffee
rs assorted cotton yarns
10 bales brown cotton and osnaburgs
SO boxes mould, star, and sperm candles
SO " assorted candies and kisses
50 4" window glass assorted
SO a" prime Cheese
S chests black and green teas, in Ia
1.2 and ID packages
20 tons german sligo Iron
10 doz. Common broVms
100 kegs tar
IS kegs Missouri Iron nails
with many other articles usually kept in my
line: call previous to purchasing is solicited
JOHN D. PERRY.
GLASGOW. Nov. Is, 1S49
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
@Grcat Inducements,ro

J. w. WHITE.
Dealer IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots ax3
Shes. Iron, Nails, DC
ROANOKE, MISSOURI
nFFERS for sale. stireduced rates, the fol-
~ loving goods. which have been pur-
chased this fall. at Ie iouest possible prices.
and when he is nov receiving, and will con-
unue TO receive until the close Of navigation:
$50 sacks of salt; 10 bbls Kanawha do
III hhds sugar; SIS sacks coffee
ii Or chests tea; 1 bbls loaf sugar
/. bbIs sugar house molasses
do rnackerel; 4 boxes candles
~ do old Cincinnati, rectiied 'whisksy
brendies and wines, vinegar
ID tons ass'd bar iron, including round.
square, hoop, hand, pillow slabs and
plates, nail rods, wagon boxes, all sizes
1000 lbs castings, and irons. &c
2 casks tea kettles, very low priced
l6 bbls oil kinds dye stuff,
do saleratus, pepper spice and ginger
~ bales quilt wadding and candle wick
~ cases boots and shoes
: bales A Indian head and other brands
sheetihg, by the bale or piece at Saint
Louis prices
40 pieces tickings and drillings,7 white
lead. oil and varnish, paiHts, all kinds: leath-
er, a fine stock on hand; saddlers materials,
all kinds; carpenters and turning tools, TO.
gether with
Large Stock Of Dry Goods.
Queensware, all kinds; glassware, ba rdwars
and cutlery, all of which will be sold 90 pe-
cent 10 WEIR than former prices, for CASH.
J. W. WHITE.
Roanoke. October d. lsl9.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15

u-li 10 understood that tho Secretary Of
the Treasury is preparing quite large vols
ume upon tho Tariff. in favor Of specific du-
ties, in which he will be aided by Mr.. Hud.
son the er,member Of Congress from Mass.
and now the Naval Officer Of Boston. The
Secretary has written to all the Collectors
for information upon this. and kindred sub.
jects.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15

IA. pottunity Of informing their customers
and friends, and the public generally, they
have just received direct from the eastern cit.
les large and splendid assortment Of
Fail and Winter Goods,
which they are now opening, and invite them
TO call and exa mine for themselves, pledging
ourselves that we will give them as good bar
gains a. can be had in the place or elsewhere.
Our stock in part comprises the following ar.
tices:
FOR THE LADIES.
Blue cashmere, Australian cloth, brocade
iustre, silk warp do, fancy do, embroidered
do, rich twil'd do, mohair satin pluid, de
lanes, sntin striped cashmere, gala plaid.
French bingham. ermine cloths, &C., with
trimmings Of every variety to suit.
Shaws. embrd and plain cloth. superior
article; Ribbons, velvet, satin and silk bon-
net and belt; hosiery. silk, woosted, lambs
wool, cashmere and cotton; shoes, morocco,
calf skin, kidd, &c. &c.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Cloths-French, English and beaver, blue,
black and fancy colors; Misunderstanding, green
and drab, very fine article; boots aud shoes,
n general assortment and good article.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Overcoats--bue, brown, drab and mix'd cloth
and blankets
Dress aud frock coats Of every variety and
quality
Ve,ts--satin, silk, cloth, cashmere, fancy and
plain
Shirts--linen bosom. flannel and cotton
Besides other articles too tedious to men.
ton, which we would be pleased to EXHIBIT to
all who may favor US with q call.
We will take in exchange for goods, jeans,
linsey, dried apples and peaches, feath ers,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Hats and Caps.

OUR friends and the public are respectfully
~ invited 10 examine very choice ahd ex-
lensive assortment OF
Fine otter and fur caps
Woerine and mohuir do
Cloth and Glazed do
Boys and ch'ldrens do (al' knds)
Also beautiful stock including every va
riety of hats
Otter and beaver sombreroes (soo hatsl
Mar"ne, drab and black monterey hats
Extra super silk, beaver and brush hats
Handsome soft wool hats (sll colors)
Fur und angola hats
Our stock Of hats include. every style and
variety Of quality; from the most fsshiona Bile.
TO the low or, wn and broad brim. from the fn-
est material to tue lowest desirable qualit OF
negro hat, and we assure our friends The price,
will be entirely satisfactory TO them, and guar.
antee quick sales to
BOON TALBOT d SMITH.
Fayette, oct. IL, lS49
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Ladies Fine Dress Goods.

wv E have just opened, and offer at low
" prices, q rich assortment Of such
goods, including
Brocade bombasins, (recherche,}
Thibet and canton cloths
French muslin delaines extra hne)
Chameleon gace silks
Figured and plain pault d'soic's
Rich brocade add other figured silks
Marceline's and seushaw's
Black dress and mantilla silks
French merionoe,
Mourning wool and silk goods
Br0cade and satin figured alpacas
Mohar and changeable lustres
Ginghams Tin great Variety
American, french and english prints and va
rious other styles Of dress goods, including
some very beautiful materials for bridal and
party dresses
White goods "a fine assortment &c. &c.
BOON TALBOT q SMITH,
Fayette Oct. IL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Books & Stationery.

,HlHE subscribers have just received at their
Il Drug and Book store the following arti.
cles:
Gray's Chemistry: Gales Philosophy
Cutters Physiology Buffers Grammar
Rays. Smiths q Thompson's arithmstics
Guodlich's |. 9 3. 4. S, Readers
Days Algebra: Thompson's Days Algebra
Goodrich's Ancient and Modern History's
Morris Geography's
Vayland's Practical Economy
Book Of Goumens, by Farley
Also Steel pens. Quill Ink, black and blue
Cap and Letter Paper; states and pencils
Drawing paper a ndPencils; Motto seals and
WATERS; with many other articles Of Books
Stationery, 3c.. too tedious to ennumerate
We invite our friends andthe public generally
to give US a call.
nov DTGGES g. HORSELY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15

lust received and for sale at the Drug
- Store Of DIoGEs & fioRsLEY on the cor
ner of Market and First Streets, the following
articles:
Black and red sealing wax
Black and red waters
Letter and foolscap paper
Steel pens. quilts and ink
Syringes, all kinds
Pessaries and breast pipes
Nipple glas ses and nursing bottles
Fancy wash balls
Tooh and comb brushes.
Glasgow, July 10. l-49.
TUST received and for sale cheap bv
- Digges s. Horsley. Cupping Instruments,
Scsr,fcators, Tooth Keys and Furceps, Thumb
Lancets and cases, Spring Lancets, silver,
german and brass. Se' hescopes, Moriers.
Pill Tiles and Spatulas, Specie Jars and Tinct
Battles. Jnlv 10
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
Groceries.

Very choice rio, java, and maracibo coffees
Brown, loafand crushed sugars
Choice Imperial. u Pand black teas
F indigo, inc ombre madden, dye stuffs
Sugar house and plantation moasses
Golden syrup, Vinegar and all other family
for sale by BOON ALBOT5 SMITH
Fayette oct IL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15

Chestn uts 10 Plant for Hedges
and Groves.
WYE have made arrangements in the Vir.
w ginia Mountains. TO furnish any guam
tily Of Chestnnts, packed in sand and leaves,
for planting. BY this process they vii: keep
green and sound for six or eight months
Chestnuts make as good hedge a. any other
growth, and will protect corn field in 3 or 4
ysays Extra of this. the amount in value ca
hardly be calculated, that persons, in few
years may be benefited by having chestnut
groves.
One bushel Of Oh estnuts planted, according
to directions, will produce eight or niae thou
sand trees. and in 7 years each tree will make
seven rails.
Farmers. by having Chestnut groves in a
few years ran have their farms fenced with The
best rail timber in the world The Chestnut-
are packed in boxes Of one hushel each. with
sand ard leaves, with directions how 70 plant.
Warranted sound or another box furnished, or
the money will be returned.
We will pay freight and forward them IN
any landing in Missouri, Illinois. Iowa, or
Wisconsin, for as per bushel.
Orders punctually attended TO. Money sent
BY mail at our risk. Orders must be sent in
between the 10th Of November and the 10th Of
December.
All post masters who will act ss agents
and shall forward US 10 names and $50. shall
nave one box extra.
AMES. DOYLE g. HANSLEY.
81. Louis, Nov. S-36-5t.