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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

country to Napa Valley, which is very rich.
bounded on both sides by beautiful noun
isins which sford good pasIursge. From
Nspa to Sonoma, another valley resembling
the last. 10 this valley is the town of So,
mona, very pretty place; here met with
Ex. Governor Boggs, General P. F. Smith,
and other distinguished Americans. Boggs
has accumulated considerable wealth.
From Sonoma took water for San Fran.
cisco city. The Bay by the same name is 9
handsome body Of water. Willis, crossing
we had considerable gale; being the frs,
salt water ride ever took. was very sea
sick and wished 10 be on Terra Frma once
more.
San Francisco, the largest and most
business place in the country by far, is situa.
ted on the Boy some ten miles from the
Ocean; everything is brisk about il, and
oil no distant date, it will be the Pacific New
York. From this place travelled on foot
TO Pueblo de San Jose, distance OF sixteen
miles and packed my baggage. This is de-
cidedly the mos, pleasant place in California
it is situated at the head OF the Southern
point Of the Bay, has rich soil with fruit in
abundance. 1t is here the capital will prob
ably be placed. Here found Mr.. J. d.
Hoppe, formerly Of Lexington. He is one
OF the richest and nost highly respected
men ia California. He is also delegate 10
the Convention 10 form constitution: Col.
Fremont makes this place Ills home. From
Puebla journeyed 10 Monterey, the present
capital; this is another handsome town with
a good harbor. The delegation assembled
today, but it being Saturday, did nothing
Gov. Boggs will think be the Chairman.--
Fremont is aspiring TO the Senate, Gen'l
Riley, the present Governor is much beloved.
He says Missouri is his favorile after all.
think the calfornisns will send you decent
Constitution. They will settle the slavery
question among themselves. Every body
here is in favor OF free State. Previous 10
my arrival in the country provisional Gov.
eminent was entered into, the code OF laws
were The old Spanish laws OF the coun Try.
Morals Of The people are good; few murders
are committed, and but few robberes,-
Property is much exposed, but there i, but
little thievirg. The laws concerning MUIR
der robbery and theft. are very severe.
As yet Lawyers have bu. little to do. In
a few years more, rich harvest will be
reaped by them in settling land claims.
C. T. RYLAND.
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Ready-Nadc Clothing.

consisting of every article Of gentlemen,
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 sactces aud
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 doesku
and cashmere pants; also fancy and plain
cassimercs and cloths Of various kinds and
Patterns; tweed, cashmere and satinct ditto,
of various qualities, dc.
eStS.-Satin, cashmere, double breasted
decker, and cheaper articles, various kinds.
Also, SHIRTS, drawers, suspenders, &c.
Our stock is entirely new, and embraces oil
ane latest styles, is made of good material
thd the work warranted. we purchased for
cash, which will enable US to sell as cheap a
he cheapest. A call is respectfully SOLICITED.
One cal will make many
O.5-ln the house occupied BY Co!man aud
Williams, next door to Greenbautn's store.
WILLIAMS s. PCGH.
Glasgow, October 81. 1919
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TAKE NOTICE.

WHAT all MAPS published BY SHERMAN
L e. SMITH, New York, sectional maps
Of the United States, 8 X 7 #. so minute that
a deed to an 50 acre lot can be duplicate d
therefrom. Also, a map of the world. pub.
lished by D. Griffith, Johnson u Colson of
New York, showing all the sailing charts, and
our lately acquired Territory, as part posses.
ion of the United States, also the late enpe-
dition TO the Dead Sea, through Arabia and
Palestine, by Lieut.. Lynch, are for sale by
w. B. ABBOTT, sole agent for Missouri,
VINO will visit all the principal towns in this
section Of country, to supply those who have
already, or who may wish to subscribe.
GIFHaving learned that some imposters
are travelling through this State selling maps
falsely represented Al mine, this is to warn
all persons from purchasing the same as all
maps of the kind above mentioned, save those
sold by me are base mutations.
Glasgow, Nov S.-lw
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6-The annual cure of $50 900 persons of
Fever and Ague by the use Of "SmitFs Tonic
Syrup third part of which being of
those extreme, obstinate cases, which resist
the ordinary modes of treatment-is Of itself
a guarantee Of the virtues which this remedy
possesses in curing that nop common disease
in the Western md Southern States. But it
is necessary to obs serve eau lion: see that you
get "Smith's" Tonic Syrup.
The genuine may be had from the Agents.
Agents.-Dr. o. Henderson, Glasgow, DR..
Snelson, Fayette, Malone & Garth, Hunts
vile. nov /, wv.
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FURNISHING EMPORTUH
THE subscribers have taken the store l2S
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 Brittana and panished 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 briste brushes
and busters; towel racks; guns and fishing
ackie; curiosties; baby jumpers; children's
toys; ell kinds of cooking utensils; forms for
charlotte de russo jelly, cream, dc; ha II lamps:
ursery lamps, &c floor and table mats; card
and cake baskets; curtain bands and pins;
stair rods; gongs and bells; wire aud hair
selves. mouse and rat traps; tea trays; nap
kin rings, ETC.. etc.
BRAINERD d THORNE,
l2o, 4th st. Glasgow Row, opposite Vine ST.
st Louis, Oct H. 1919 NIB
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MARBLE, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES.

NHE subscriber respectfully returns his
Il thanks to the Public for tie 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 Tbn,J and Craze Stones.
out of Italian and American Marble, and
palmer material, at as low rates as any es.
adjustment in the state-guaronteeing suits
faction as to workmanship.
Intending to devote his time exclusively to
he above business. persons may rely on hav.
ing their orders promptly filled.
Shop on Water Street, one door below the
Times Office. PHILIP BAIER.
Glasgow, August 80, 1s40. -26--tf
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From the Lexington Express.
LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.

"AoNh HNsht 1Sp'' - iOto'
After long and tiresome,
though not an embarrassing journy, |
reached the much talked Of California.
left home on the 4th Of May, and ar.
rived a. Mr.. Johnson's Ranch, on the
9TH Of August. I was but two.mon,hs
and twenty.four days from West Port
Mo. (having left i, on the llth of May
to the "Diggins," making an exlraordi.
nary quick trip. &.
The mines are no, yielding near so
abundanlly as they did last year. New
discoveries are being made every now
and then. Gold is found more or less
throughout the whole territory. The
mines are now spread over the Sacra.
rHento and its tributaries, the San Joa-
quin and Monterey rivers. None has
been found west of Rio del Sacramento.
Many are in the mines now at work
perhaps 100000 men. Some are doing
well, making an ounce and upwards
per day; others (the majority doing but
little. Some are in high spirits.
Others are cursing the country. and
will leave it when they get enough. ]
am told by those who worked the most
successfully, that any one who labors
hard and judciously will get his ounce.
Towns are spri nging up every where,
as if by some magic spell. Land is be.
coming more valuable. Town lots, es.
pecially, are dear, so are houses. There
is one house in San Francisco which
rents for one hundred and ninety thou.
sand dollars, one in Sacramento for
eighty thousand; both are used by gam.
blers, who by the way are as thick
here as thieves in Texas; every nook
and corner is filled with them, and they
are handling much gold. The creates,
fortunes have been made in Specializing
in lands and town lots. Men have
made as high as fifty thousand dollars
by one transaclion.-Labor is very
high: wages from ten 10 sixteen dollars
per day. Provisions Of all kinds, ex-
cept -four and tea: are very dear. The
principal portion of the -four is brought
from Chill, s. A.; it is worth from six
teen to eighteen dollars per barrel; lea
can be bought a! from one TO two dol
lars per pound. All kind of Injuries,
vegetables, fruits. &C., are very dear.
Butter is worth from one TO two dol
lars per h.; Eggs, two TO three dollars
per doz.; Chickens, three dollars head
Cucumb ers, fifty cents a piece, &c.
have travelled over the most impor-
tant portion Of the country. 1t is re-
markably well adapted for grazing.
Horses, Cattle and Sheep are raised in
large numbers; Hogs, have no doubt,
would do well, as The country appears
20 be one grand Dat field. Poultry of
all kinds does well, and for small grain,
il is superior to any other portion of
the Globe. Two hundred and fifty
bushels of Barley have been raised
from one acre at one crop.-One hun
dred bushels of Whea, per acre, and
frequently two crops. have seen good
= Onions, Potatoes, Walermellons, Beeis,
and Cabbage growing very thrifty
The best of Pears and Grapes are TO be
found around the Bay. -'
lwsn, from Sacramento city across tho
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

THE undersigned is desirous of selling his
l. Farm, about 4 miles from Glasgow. d.
rectly on the State road leading to Huntsville
There is 235 cres in the tract of land. about
90 acres under fence--the balance well tim
bered. There is a two story frame house just
completed, together with all necessary OUT
buildings; and an abundance of good spring
water, convenient for family and stock. Pos.
sess ion given Immediately.
Apply on the premises.
WILLIAM w. WHITE.
Glasgow, Nov. S--36-tf
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Fail and Winter Goods,

GIL Shhu " kHttH WoOuSs
which they are now opening, and invite then
to call and anime for themselves pledging
ourselves that we will give them as good bar.
gains as can be had in the place or elsewhere
Our stock in part comprises the following ar.
ticles:
FOR THE LADIES.
Blue cashmere, Australian cloth, brocade
lustre, silk warp do, fancy do b., embroidered
do, rich twi'd do. mohoir satin plaid, de
lanes, satin striped cashmere, gala plaid
French gingham, ermine cloths, &C., with
trimmings of every variety to suit.
ShawIs, emb'rd and plain cloth, a superior
article; Ribbons, velvet, satin and silk Ion.
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; blankets--blue. green
and drab, very fine article; boots and shoes,
u general assortment and good article.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Overcoats--blue, brown, drab and mix'd cloth
and blankets
Dress and frock coats Of every variety and
quality
Ve,ts--satin, silk, cloth, cashmere, fancy and
plain
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 call.
We will take in exchange for goods, Jeans,
linsey, dried apples and peaches, feath ers
beeswnx. and produce generally.
%" No trouble 10 show goods.
Glasgow, J. c, Davis old stand. Fayette,
west side the public sduare.
GREENBAUM & BRO.
Oct1
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Ladies' Fine Dress Goods.

M E have just opened, and offer at low
w prices, u rich assortment Of such
goods, including
Brocode bombasins, (rechercie,)
Thibet and canton cloths
French muslin delnines extra fnej
Chameleon gace silks
Figured and plain pault d'soic's
Rich brocode add other figured silks
Murceine's and seushaws
Black dress and mantllla silks
French meriOnOes
Mourning wool and silk goods
Brocade and satin figured alpaca's
Mohair and changeable lustrcs
Ginghalns lin great Variety
American, french and english prints aud va.
rious other styles Uf dress goods, including
some very beautiful materials for bridal and
party dresses
White goods T a fine assortment &c &c.
BOON TALBOT q SMITH,
Favpttp Oct
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UP TOWN MELODY.
Muiic ! Hark q!

The hat was on his head,
The passing crowd admired;
A whispering maiden said
"See how that mans attired.
What beauty in his waist,
How matchless his cravst:
And then how much he's graced
With that respondent hat"
He turned him from the throng
AS he left Corinthan Hall,
But as he moves along
On MIN all glances fall.
Cried one, '.Not Heavens clear hue,
With starry radiance set,
Appears more fair to view,
Than yunder lust'rous Jet"
III.
Its fame by all was raised,
His bosom swells with prids
While they admring gazed
He raised his voice and CRIED
Friends would you have my Joy,
And win ON equal fame!--
Your Hats in Broadway buy,
There's few more left the same
SANTA ANNA JR
Hats! Why there's beauty, grace, durabili-
", poetry and cHEAPNEss in them! Those at
"a, of the Broadway Hat Company, are as
prolific to the muse with all inspiring, never
ending themes, as they are profitable to the
purchaser.
Gentlemen will remember No 297
And Ladies. the Muf season!
THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW
That the Broadway Hat Company a re selling
of their own manufacture, the best qua lily
MOLE SKIN HAT rs, Of the latest ashton
At 81 each!
Making no losses by credit, and selling
great number for cash, enables the Company
to offer hat at the above price. warranted
equal 10 any sold elsewhere, at FIVE dollars, or
no sale. There can be found at this store,
FUR, CLOTH, PLUSH, AND GLAZED
CAPS.
Califor MIA and Rough and Ready Hats, low
crown broad brim Hats Of all kinds,
Low for Cash!
Gentlemen visiting the City will remember
No. 297
GLr THE SIGN is 90
o. Hats in the pinaow in perpetual motion.-L10
St. Louis, Nov. s, 1919.
Houard County Banner,-IRinois Rereile--
GreenriHe Journal and Illinois Republican
please change.
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New Drugs.

The subscribers are now receiving and in b
few days will hav0 in store, full supply at
Drugs, Medicines, Instruments, Paints, Oil,
Dye Stutfs. &c, purchased Of The best house.
of Philadelphia and St. Louis. They respect
fully invite the attention OF Physicians ant
others purchasing in their line, TO their stock
DIGGES d hORSLEY.
Sept. 6, 1910
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A Beautiful Stock

0F desirable qualities and newest style En-.
~ broid' cred
Capes and collars
Thread and silk laces
Hosiery and gloves
Fringes ard gimpS
Shaw Is and martiIIa's
Lawn and cambria handks
SILK and leather belts and buckles
Embroidery and drawing materials
Combs aud brushes (all kndS)
Iertumcry, genuine cologne water
Superior needles and pins aud ali other
Kinds OF variety goods, at low prices. by
BOON, TALBOT e. SMITH.
EAYeiie Oclnhpr.
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Iron, Castings, Log Chains.

\ stock of iron and castings. snyils.
VI siedge hammers, blacksmi,hs bellows.
log and fifth chains, lock and trace chains.
fiat irons, shovel and tongues, rails. copper
Kettles, tea kettles cro,s cut saws. vices, car
rage springs, spades, shovels, manure forks.
names and collars. &c.-in short everything
belonging TO the hardware and heavy trade, is
most complete, Of the best qIality, and for
sale at very low prices.
would remark TO those uuacqualned with
MY business, that keep the above articles in
warehouse separate from my dry goods, Sc
that customers will please not Judge from ap-
pearances. My stock is very heavy.
uct20 G.. Il. FALIEN STEJN
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William Finley,
Corner Fifth end Vine Streets.


ST. LOUIS, MO.
Il EPS constantly on hand of his own
N manufacture, Carriages, Barouches, an d
Buggies, together with harness, of the best
style and material Persons visiting the
City are respectfully invited to call at his es-
adjustment.
He refers TO Mr. john D. PERRY, Glasgow,
with whom orders may be LETT
ST. Louis, Nov 8. 1919. -36-tf
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lust received and for sale at the Drug
~ Store Of DlcGEs & HoRsLEY on the cor
ner of Market and First Streets, the following
articles:
Black and red sealing wax
Buck and red waters
Letter and fOolScap paper
Steel pens, quiIs and ink
Syrnges, all kinds
PesSarieS and breast pipes
Nipple glasses and nursing bottles
Fancy wash balls
Tooth and comb brushes.
Glasgow, July 10, l-49.
lust received and for sale cheap bv
~ DiggeS 4 Horsley, Cupping ms truments,
Scariicators, Tooth Keys aud Forcpps. Thumb
Lancets and cases, Spring Lancets, silver,
germun and brass, Stethescopes, Morters,
Pill Tiles and Spatuas, Specie Jars and Tinct
Bottles. Jny 10
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.EGrCat Enduccnsents.-n,

J. w. WHITE.
DeG9tr an Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Iron, Nails, DC
ROANOKE, MISSOURI
fFFERS for sale at reduced rates, the FOL-
~ lo"lrg goods, which have been pur-
chased tins fall, at the iOtoeSt possible pr9ces,
ana when h" is now receiving, and will con.
lnue TO receive until the close OF navigation:
H'0 sacks Of salt: 20 bbls Kanawha do
III hhds sugar; 80 sacks coffee
II Ir chests tea; / bbls loaf sugar
~ lois sugar house molas>es
. do rnackerel boxes candles
~ do old Cincinnati rcctified whiskey
brnntieS and wines, vinegar
10 tons ass'd lar iron, incIudiog round.
square, hoop, Rand, pow slabs and
o, Plates, nail RODS, wagon boxes, all sizes
-uUO los castings, and irons, &c
casks tea kettles, very low priced
10 bbls all kinds dye stuff,
40 Sa!erainS, pepper, spice and ginger
J.. bales quilt wadding and candle wick
- cases boots and shoes
oa les A Intinm head'and. o,her'brands
Iheeting, by the bale or piece at Saint
Louis pr.ccS
l2o pieces tickiugs and drilings,s white
leau' OIL and varnlsh, pOiHts, II kinds: eath-
tT, me stock on hand; saddlers materials.
al R'hd>; carpenters and turning tools, to-
gether with a
Large stock Of Dry Goods,
Vuecnsware, all kinds: glassware, hardware
ana cutlery, q I of which will be sold 20 per
cent Lo WEIR than former prices, for CASH.
po...o-, J. w. WHITE.
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Hats and e1Ds.


OUR friends and the public are res ppctrully
" invited TO examine very choice ahd ex
iensige assortment OF
Fine otter and fur caps
Woerine aud m0huir do
Cloth and Glazed do
Boys and chldrens do (ai k,ndsl
Also a beautiful stock including every =, =.
rely Of hats
Otter and beaver sombreroes (soN hats
Marrne, drab and black montprev hats
Extra super. SILK, beaver and brush hats
Handsome soft wool hats (all coior,)
Fur and angola hats
Our stock Of hats includes every STYLE and
variety of quality; from the most fashionable,
to The low crown aud broad brim from the fin
est material to the lowest desirable quality of
negro hat, and We assure our friends the prices
will be entirely satisfactory to them, and guar.
antee quick sales to
BOON TALBOT j. SMITH.
Fayette, oct. 1, l>49
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Groceries.

Very choice rio, java, and maracibO coifees
Brown, Ioafand crushed sugars
Choice Imperial, u p and black teas
J indigo, ne ombre madden, dye stutfs
Sugar house and plantation molas>es
Golden syrup, Vinegar aud all other family
groceries Of the finest qualities at low prizes,
for sale by BOON YALBOTS SMITH
Fayette oct II.
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs.-An off.
cial statement has just been made out,
showing the number Of passengers ar.
rived at New York from foreign coun.
tries, during period Of six years, end
ing 3O,h September last. The aggre-
gate is one million one hundred and fffy
thousand and fue hundred. number
equal to the resident population of the
city three times over.
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Fine shirts.

am now supplied with the finest assert.
mpnt Of gentlemen's shirts to be found this
side Of Philadelphia and New York, all of the
manufacture of the well known house, John
NJ. Jones, Davis x ca Of New York
uc2J c F.JJCNSTEJy
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ONE DOLLAR! .
The Cheapest Paper i'm Mo
CII1RSl CII1RSn

Our subscribers, friends, and post,
masters, are respectfully notified that
we offer the TINES at as low rates, re
CLUBS, as any paper oflhe same size in
the State.
The TINES, for size and amount OF
reading matter, neatness of execution
and regularity of issue, is surpassed by
no country paper-and shall be sur.
passed by none in point of cheapness.
Clubs must always be accompanied
by the cash.
copy, $500 per annum.
copies, s9,0O--or 81, so per copy.
10 copies, Sl5,OO-or 81 so per copy.
20 copies, s25,O0--or sI,25 per copy.
25 copies, $500, or sl.I2s per copy
80 copies, S3O,oo-or 81 90 per copy.
This makes the TINES the cheapest
paper in the State! Our friends, post.
masters, merchants, and newsmen, are
invited and requested TO make up
clubs, remit the money, and the paper
will be forth coming.
Old subscribers in arrearages can
pay up and 60 into q club.
~Generally speaking, the subscrip,
ton of those who subscribed after the
removal of the paper TO this place, ex.
pired the first Of las. monlh-our old
subscribers generally end with the
volume
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KanaWa salt,

THE Undersigned, as Agent of the Kanawa
Salt Company, is prepared to sell the articl,
as low as il can be had on the Missouri river,
and will keep supply during the season.
], W. HARRIS.
Glasgow. July 5. ls49.-m3
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Ckestn uts 10 Plant for HEDGES
and Groves.

Chestnuts 10 Plant for Hedges
and Groves.
"TE have made arrangements in the Viz
w ginia Mountains, 10 furnish any guam.
THY of Chestnuts, packed in sand and leaves,
for planting. By this process they will keep
green and sound for six or eight months. -
Chestnuts make as good hedge as any other
growth, and will protect corn field in or
years. Extra of this, the amount n value can
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 MAE thou
sand trees, and in 7 years each tree will make
seven rails.
Farmers, by having Chestnut groves in a
fe W years ran have their farms fenced with the
best rail timber in the world. The Chestnut.
are packed in boxes Of one bushel each, with
sand ard leaves, with directions how to pla nt
Warranted sound or another box furnished, or
the money will be returned.
We will pay freight and forward them to
any landing in Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, or
Wisconsin, for 50 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 as agents,
and shall forward US 10 names and $50, shall
have one box extra.
AMES, DOYLE & HANSLEY.
St. Louis, Nov. S-36-5t.
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st. Louis Millinery Rooms,
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Under.
y signed will apply at the November tern
(4lh Monday Of the county court of Ran,
lolph county, for a final settlement of his ad
ninistration on the estate of Thomas ], prs.
her, deceased.
WILLIAM PRATHER. Administrator.
oct24-34w1