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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

No Court AT L.URESs.--Owimg TO tho severe illness
of Ms UNcaI who was taken sick at Sparanburg
his Honor Judge O'Ncall prevented from hnlding
Court al Laurcus. 1t is stated however that her health
Iad 80 far recovered TO be able her WY
homcward, and that in all probability there will be no
hndrancc 10 tho Judges Attendance 1T Abbcvillc.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

DAYS Of THANKSGIVING Gov. Manly, in compliance
with resolution of the Legislature Of North Carolina,
has issued his Proclamation setting apart TurrdAy 18th
Of November next, as Il day Of general Thanksgiving
and praise TO Gnd.
The Governor Of Massachusetts has appointed the
observance Of Monday, tho 29th Of tho same month";
for the sane purpose.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

TELEGRArlIc RATES. The Telegraph Company will
be apt to find the change lately dc in their rates, by
which tic Press is charged the otIicr patrons
losing business. In all trades business dscrn-
ination is made in vor Of those who patronze rcgu.
larry aud largely. Many Of the press have done thus,
TO the amount Of five TO twenty dollars per week.
They now fnrced to abandon its use, or pay The
same tho individual that employs tho light
ming line" probably once in six months II will do.
the dividends, by forcing the press Of towns and
cities TO combine in procuring ono communication for
all instead Of one for each separately Many will
give up lis use entirely. The following taken from
The Atlanta InlclIscnccr, (Ga) beathcs the spirit of
many other papers:
"We are sorry for the move, very for we
shall have TO cut short our acquaintance with
our invisible incrloculnr after tho 18th inst,
and suffer his voice no more to he heard in our
sanctm. lie would soon eat ont all our living.
were we TO continue to entertain him, and min.
lister to his increased voraciiy. We hope the
press will band together 10 resist his inordInale
demand upon u.s."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
MEETING OF THE GRAND DIVISION S. T..

MEETING OF THE GRAND DlflSiUN >. H..
Notice has been given by G. W. Gannany &. w.
r., that the Grand Division of the Sons Of Temper
ancc of 5 c.. will li'!d lis annual meeting on Thurs
day evening the 25th ins in Charleston. The Rail
road Company with their usual hc1al'iy hrc reduced
the fare for Delegates, from Hamburg. Columbia or
CauIc 10 Charleston and back again 10 five dol;as,
and from all intermediate points TO propoItonalc rate.
Business Of great importance il is said, will come before
the g. d., but VIC fear The anoat in the up
country, will prevent large attendance Of Delegates.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

NEw WORK BY Ma. C.LHoUN.--The New York
Courier understands that the Messrs. Harpers will pub.
Iish before grcn, hir, from the pen Of John c. Cal
houn. Treaties IN The Elementary Principles Of
Government and lIc Constitution Of the United States;
and that is nearly complete that he expects to pre-
pare it for publication in his leisure honrs during tho
cnming session Of Congress--Baitinore San. a--~.t3
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

RUSSIA AID ToExET.-lt seems there is pro
bnbny Of a war between these countries. The Turk
ish Government, scrondcd y the English and French
ministers. refuses to comply with the demand Of Rus
sia, 81 surrender tho Hungarian fnsiliyrs. knssnth
anI his compatrrcts. Tho Russian Ambassador in
Turkey ,e"k leave abruptly, and diplomatic intercourse
between ibc two countries is suspended.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

OIF We learn from the Fayetteville Observer that
20 men with horscs and carls, urc at work on the
Plank Road between that place and Murchson's Fac
tory, and the road between these points will be
opened within fortnight. Every Sase, aud nearly
cucr, Town Of importance in the South, urgins
by their example to cure tic advantages OF this
mode Of king roads
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGIsM.-It is said that this
wonderful natural curiosity is advertised to he sold to
tho extent Of the undivided two thirds interest therein.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

GREENvIILE AND COLUMBIA RAILRoAD.-Thc up
country above Columbia arc awakened TO the impor.
iance of this enterprise and tho latc meeting Of the
stockholders cvincc renewed spirit to prosecute tho
work vigorously. The following we take from the
columns of tho Telegraph:
A meeting OF the stockholders Of this compa.
nv is called at AbbevilIc Court House, on Fri
day next, 19lh inst, for the purpose of consider.
ing proposition from the people ofGrcenville.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
4 LECTURE BY THE REV. Mr.. CATER.

4 LECTURE BY THE REV. Mn. CATER.
We arc requested TO state that tho Rev Mr.. Cater,
Principal Of tho Bradford Springs School, will dc
liver. by request, lecture on the institution OF Sare
ry on Saturday evening at candle light in the
Cour, House Mr.. Ctcr regularly delivers lectures 10
his pupils and recently tnnk occasion to discuss the
moral and poc benefits Of this institution. As he
supplies the pulpit of DIR. Davis "n next Sabbath, and
as tho subject is deeply Interesting To every citizen, lc
has consented TO give expression Of his views on
the subject in the Court House, the evening before
We understand from those who have heard him, that
he bases The institution upon Bible authority, tho curse
of Ham aud the consequent inftrurity Of tic negro
and We are inclined to tc opinion, from all that wc
have learned that he places lis defence upon The very
strongest grounds.
The subject has excite considerable attention in the
prpcrs lately. and we d9u MT hut, lht considerable
au,lirncc will be present l." hear his address. The
public generally invited 10 attend.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
Hamburg, Oct. 2, ls49. -,

We take the following from the Mercury. The
citizens of Charleston are also tenching US lessons in
lhi' new mode Of improving Roads: .'@iiz 2.
PLANK RoAD.-WhiTe VIC hear Of projects,
in every direction for the construction nf Plank
Roads, the Commissioners OF .'Iain Roads for
III" Parishes Of St. Philip and St. Michael have;
very quietly gone tn work, and are engaged in
laying down one Of the wonlen tracks in the
upper part of King street. 1t wnnl1 be d:ffiroit
10 conceive greater improvement Than that
which will he effected hy thi. work, and espe-
ciaI!y in the locality which the Commissioners
have selected. ..L a... .s,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

ALARAMA.-r The new Legislature of Alabama,
jus, elected for two years, has critical condi
ton of affairs to adjust, during their short time
of service. The State debt is large, and the
funds provided for the payment Of the interest,
uncertain and diminishing.
The State owes bond debt OF $9,l70b50,
and to trust funds, bearing interest, 81 Sl,2l5OO0,
making total of debt of lO.3S5, $50: of which
the annual interest is S3I2, $40. The ryp"n
scs cf the State annually are alon $l20.OOO.
The total amount required for expenses and in.
tercst on debts is, therefore. SGG2,579. The
resources ofIhr State consist only of its Tax bill
and abou, two millions (rstina'rd as g"od) Of
the assets of the deposit banks. These last
funds, it is thought have been employed, in part
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24


The RfonT SrRIT.--Wc take from the Hamburg
Republican The following communication which
hrea,'cs the true spirit of improvement. The exuni
pie is worthy Of imitation. -.
Is l'c'cr Balance Wheel" 10 be found a,no, the
hundreds so deeply interested in Plank Road from
this pace 10 tho Norll, Carolina linr7; go. .z.,.
MIR. Editor: As various opinions esist-in the
community respecting the cost and diirMends of
Plank Roads. and in order to expfess2the opin-
ion of at least one person, propose to h,tiid a
Plank Road from Hamburg to Edgefeld Village
over the most level route, for two thousand dol
lars per mile. and take half the stock Of tho
Company. that is to say, hnilI the road for thai,
sum, half in script. Of The Company, and balfin
cash payable as the road. .is completed. ~,
You are authorized 70 giyr mo real name to
any one desirous OF knowing It. - -'%
BALANCE WHEEL. :,
J,,,Iv,r1 n. q 1o1n 'i-H .'--s "frFs
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

CIAIMs on MExIco. Tho Washington corrcsron.
den, OF the New York Courier of Tho 9Th Lsl. says !:
"Thc Bosrtl of Commissioner for the settle.
mcnl Of claims against Mexico vii! meet again
on the first Of next month. The whole amount
Of c!ains filed exceed 81 10000 the amount
already adIudicared is about S25u,0OO. The
investigation has M, been sufficiently thorough
to enable the Commissioners to determine,
even approximately, the amount Of valid clains.' y
o. The GTccnyilc Mnuntainccr says: that Major
B. F. Perry has been duly elected Il member Of the
Legislature to fill the place Of Edward ii. Earle do.
ceased. Not many votes were given, nearly all for
Major p.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24

Mr.. J. kcrvn was elected Tax Collector for Oar.
lirgton District OIL the 9Th instant.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
RHE UMATISM CAN BE C IRE D
BY THE PROPER USE or
MYERS INTERPOLATION!

THIS sovereign and efectual remedy for that
painful disease, was discovered upwards of sixty
years ago by the Grand Father Of the undersigned,
"a German Physician of his day) and has never
been made known out Of his fumily.
It's incredible cures have astonished thousands
who have witnessed its power over that disease
Unfortunate, despairing invalids, who have been
bed-rdden for years. have been restored to the en-.
joyment of perfect health. 1t banishes all pain in
few days, and its efficacy is gladly realized by
the patients being able to resume their usual avo-
cations, after having suffered in tormcnts fol
months and years. The wonderful success of the
EBiBROCATION, in curing the worst cases Of
Rheumatism, has acquired for it celebrity un-
precedented and its fame originated from its
own merts.--It never has failed to cure Rheuma-
tsm, either inAammatory or chronic; and feel
safe in saying it never will if fairly tried. pledge
myself 10 refund the cash to any person who uses
il properly without being benefited thereby. You
who are afflicted may have tried every other rene
dy but this. Try IT, and if it does not cure, it
viii not cost you any thing. By this rule desire
it should be used.
Persons arc warned to be on their guard of whom
they purchase, as several mean attempts have
been made TO procure the RECIPE from which this
medicine is prepared. The proprietor deems 1t
his duty to say to the afflicted, that he viii furnish
travelling agents with written authority for depos-
ilng it..
or My name is on each bottle, and none renu-
inc unless prepared by HENRY c. MYERS, Fayetto,
Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
EEuRY C. MYEEs, Faye,te, Mo.

HAMPTON l.. Boon, Clerk Of the Supreme Cour,
Of Missouri, and Editor Of the j ftrsOn Ciiy Net.
roroLitan, speaks Of the Embrycation as follows,
in his paper:
We trsire to call the particular attention of al.
persons afflicted with Rheumatism to Ibis very
valuable medicine. One bottle we believe, will
cure any case, however violent.
The senior editor Of this paper, daring the last
winter and present spring, suffered much from
Rheumatism that he was unable at lines tn walk
or stand upon his feet, or even change bis posi-
tiUn in bed without assistunce.-A part Of bottle
cured him in few days. His son was also aflict-
ed with The same dreadful coInpl4nt, and suffered
tie most circulating pain until an application Of
the EmLr1calon was made, which effected an en-
tire cure.--CUl. Minor Of this city, also had Sc
we're attack Of Rheumatism lis spring from which
he suffered severely and which confined him to
his bed for several weeks. Nothing gave him any
relief until he sent to Ruchep0rt, forty miles, and
procured bottle Of this medicine, which expelled
his pains. almost instantly.
Dir. Myers ought TO have an agent in every
county in the State, with which this medicine
should be deposited for sale, We repeat our hon
est conviction, for the benefit Of those suffering
with rheumatism, That one bottle of this ,ned.
cine Will cure the most violent case that can be
found -.HstroPolitaa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
MY MOTHERS KISS.

love 10 hear the music ~ '.. ..
y. $50. or sisters careless glee, ....s.
l.sl And a brothers kindly voice
.-...-. Bringeth melody to me.
love the gentle pressure
g 81. or many fond caress;
Yet there's one that more than all
Fl Hath power TO soolhe and bless.
se My infant lip turned eagerly
To meet its soft salute. .-.. ,.
Gvn with Trembling earnestness
~ That seol'd the gver's mute.
lovedit then unconsciously,
And from that hour to this,
There's nothing on earth 50 precious
As my mothers gentle kiss.
zr 1t was then my richest gurdeop,
zi When, some childish lesson DER,
With the wildly gushing jOyousness
That may visit me no more
My young hear. OVERLOOKING
.tr With the fulness Of this bliss,
flew to claim The promise
OF her proud and happy kiss.
And when at length grown weary
t- .. or happiness and play, a.
on | sought ropOse and balmy sleep
At close Of summer day;
. When my vesper hymn was over,
And my evening prayer was said,
And the curtains galher'd carefully
By her hand around my bed
The fervent pressure Of that kiss,
As my eyes began 10 close,
Shed DER my rest its rosy dreams,
TIL The early birds arose.
And ever when wanderer -.-... ST.
From my love. enciGcled home,
Mid other scenes, with other friends,
Der land OF sea | roam;
When the twilight shadows gather,
And the dew falls on the flower,
And the weary birds are turning
Each to his forest bower
And the fond heart homeward tendeth,
Oh It's sorrowful to miss
The accents Of her sweet "good night, ,"
My mothers pahing kiss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

% 5, NOURSE 6, CO., Manufacturers and
S1lA dealers in all kinds Of HATS and CAPS.
have now on hand an extensive assortment of
goods manufactured by themselves, and carefully
selected from the eastern markets, expressly for
The spring trade, which they are selling at very
low prices. Among which are the following:
Russia Fur Hats; Fine Silk do; Angola do; Wool
do; Tampico or Mexican dc; Boys Fine Silk do;
Panama. Leghorn, Straw, Canada and Palm leaf
Io together with an endless variety of Mems and
Boys Caps The above goods are all fresh and
dealers viii find Ito their advantage to Gull ana
examine before purchasing elsewhere tA
New York Spring Fashion received md ready
Tor sale $. NOURSE i co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
&. w. VaHlcau,

'.'' .' 1863, Main Street, ST. Louis,
KEEPS constantly on hand large assortment
~ of vnrious styles Cooking Stores, Franklin
and Is plate plain and fancy Goal Stores, fancy
pnrlor AirtightS, hall, Office. and dining room
Stores for wood coal, fancy and plain fireplace
ard mantle GrateS. and RJllo,0 Ware of every des-
criptiona and variety. -.
ALSO--Tin Plate, Sheet Iron. Copper, Block
Tin, Sheet Zinc, Wire, Rivels, Ears, Timers
Tools and Machines, in sets or separate, and all
articles in his line, which he will at all times sell
at Wholesale or Retail, as LOW for cash as can be-
purchased in this or any Western city.
Orders from the country will at all times be
promptly filled and shipped. g. .... .sE.e',
Refers 10 Clark II. Green, Fayetie. -.
st. Louis, June 3, lS4S.-l3y*
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

From Elders THos. VI. ALLAN and NJ. P. Wills
BOONE COUNTY, Mo-, August 81, 1913.
This is 10 certify, that we have used "Myers'
Embrucalon'' in our families with entire success,
and we hereby take great pleasure in recommend.
ing to any who may be afflicted with rheumatism
as a most sovereign remedy.
T. NJ. ALLEN.
II. 7. WILLS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

Il 7HE uneXampled success of this truly ami
l. raaed Tonic, in curing in few hours, where
all other remedies have failed, and that too, in
cases from six months to ten years sanding--
warrants the assertion, that if taking sccotdng to
directions, it is iydAible. long list of ctrlif-
Gates in proof Of its iniallibilty might be added,
bnt those upon the wrapper are deemed sufficient.
Try it and be convinced that it is the most pleas
ant, most certain, and the very BEST remedy ever
offered to the public for outing speedy tormina
lion to the Chilis or Ague and Fever. 49,. ... o..
0%-TFrom tie great popularity of this medicine,
many limitations, protesting TO be CLEMENS IN
DIAN TONIC, are ofoat. Therefore, be sure to
ask for that prepared by GEO. w. HOUSE,
Nashville, Tennessee, who is sole proprietor
('EpfpIEIC AUES
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Dr. Wistar'ss uIalsaaa Of, Wild
.,-.....- ..s., Cherry. g1s8.
The Great Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
OLD VIRGINIA AGAIN.


AldermGrle Co. Va, March 2lst, lS47.a
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle--Dear Sir.--I take % cas-.
ure in stating TO you my experience in tho use of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. l own a very
valuable negro girl, who attacked with Diff
Guilty of the lungs, which brought her in appear-
anne to the brink of the grave. Iccnsulted some
Of our best Physicians, who pronounced her case
inCurable, or that they could do no more for her
tried many remedies but none did her any good
saw some account Of Wislar's Balsan, nd
thought would try it, but had little faith in it,
II procured bottle, which was administered ac-
cording TO directions, and saw she began TO mend;
aud before the first bottle was gone she was up.
procured second and she took that, and now she
is think, cured, or nearly SO. She attends to her
daily labor, aud hear no complaint from her. 81.
r 49,. n r. L. JEFFERSON.
Consumpiiue PaiientS!--Will please read the
following ncte from the Harrison Gqzette-Ihe
incredulOus are invited TO read The following note
from Rev. Mr.. Coldron, whose character for truth
and yeracity is above suspicious, and have their
doubts Gispeled as to the superiority of Wistar's
Balsum of Wild Cherry, over ali other remedies
now before the public of the same character: -
.s. -H Corydon, Ind, Jan. %, lsis.
1t is no less duty than pleasure to state, for
the benefit Of the afflicted, that consider Wistar's
| Balsam Of Wild Cherry, a great blessing to the
/ human race. Having tried it in case OF severe
affection Of the lungs, unbesitatingly recommend
il to those similarly afflicted, as the best remedy
have ever tried and one which cured me when
physicians SAID must die, and when thought
myself that my time to depart was near q hand.
WIN. COLDRON.
| 6FCAUTIoN TO ALL.--The genuine Wistars
Balsam is enveloped in fine irhite steel engraved
! irrdpPer, with the names of Henry Wistnr, NJ. D.
and Sanford g. Park thereon. Without both these
signatures, it is positively counterfeit. Do not
! touch it. d ,.' .E.-F -%-f3
Orders for the true medicine may be addressed
to H. BLAKSLEY q Co, south west corner
! Third and Chesnnt streets, st. Louis. II is sold
also by ~ DR.. SNELSON, Fayette,
...Gs'.. .g. o. HENDERSON. Glasgow.
n. Il A. JOHNSON, Brunswick.
! -....s. .r. MALONE & GARTH, Huntsville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
nan and Winter Goods.

TIME Subscribers have received and opened o
large and beautiful assortment of Fall and
Winter Guods. They now offer for sale, on the
most reasonable terms, e- .s .-..
Blue, black, green and brown Cloths ...,.t.
Black fancy and buckskin Casimores
10 pieces Sattiuetts aud Kentucky Jeans
ID " Red and white Flannes .....,
100 pairs negro. Mackinaw and bed Blankets
80 +" Blue, drab, brown and Cadet Blan-
kets, for Overcoats
90 pieces llouselin de Lane and Cashmeres,
-.- various styles and qualities
. Z do French Merinos -.-.a ... ..-
9 do Alpaca ENGLISH Merino
Z do Heavy f%.ed Cashmere
100 do Calico
90 do GinghRms z. g
10 do Vestngs, satin and worsted
Canton Flaunell and Plaid Linsey
New style Silk for ladies' dresses
Capes, collars, ribbons 7.'s..-.. ~
Thread and isle lace
Edgings, gimps, fringes
Shuws, hdkfs, worsted and silk hose .a
100 pieces rs, 4.4 sd and 6.i brown couor
50 do 3-4, 7.s, "A, 81, Cd bleachet
shirtings and sheetings
100 do "a and I'D OSEaburgs
E.s HATS AND CAPS -f ....r-.
IL doz Fur, Seal, Cloth and Slick Caps
doz Mexican Hats
joa Wool do * -s ..sg'.."
doz Fur and Moeskin Hats
BOOTS AND SHOES. st
80 pairs calf and seal Boots
50 DO kip do
Sd DO brogan do
$50 do brogan Shoes
100 do kip do
10 do Women's Buskins
Is do Ladies' Caters
60 do do kid slippers
60 do do calf and morocco boots
40 do do walking shoes
200 do Misses and children's shoes
'- A l. O.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
..4 .sa4-araa g. gCOLVER'S .m a. EH
Patent COnCnVc Esenter ChWrn.

NM L call the attention Of The public to the
w ticle heading this advertisement, and in
vite the enterpr>ing and cnrOns 10 call and wit
ness its operation. All perlsement in relation
to this Invention, to the hundreds who have seen
it tested, is sppcrerogation .. ..-. .. a.
First This Chutn viii produce butter, gather
ing it in mass from sweet milk. in five to ten
mnues,OR from cream prepared, as families usu-
ally prepare it, in three to five minutes.
Second. The utility Of this invention is appa-
rent, rs better butter can be produced from sweet
milk, cream, than cream soured in the usual
! way; and bv means Of this Churn, little girl or
| boy can perfUrm in fve.or ten minutes, what has
heretofore required the labor of a women or man
tfor one or two hours and sometimes halfa day. %
! Third. BY simply turning thumh-screw, tile
whole inside dasheris taken out, leaving nothing
but the butter and milk in the plain wooden box.
Fourth. 1t is The cheapest Churn ever invented,
as the simplicity of its construction (though en-
bodying great philosophical prncipIe,) makes il
but little TO manufacture it. d, ..-,.. ..-.. d, u.
| Fifth. 1t is common sense Churn, as all will
admit who will examine it.. pre-
| We are now offering the complete monopoly of
this staple article in States and counties, which
will insure certain and large profits aud speedy
return. Of investments. ...- g.. 4-'-.l
+ COLVER d MYERS, 80, Vine ST., up stairs.
St Louis, October s. 1915. --3ltf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Now Goods.

The largest and finest Stock erer offered By as in
. this mdrket.
NM Z have received our Stock of Fall and Win.
W terGoods, which is by far the largest and
best assortment ever offered by us in this market
The styles Of the very latest importatons the
quality equnl to any in the United Saes, land Che
trimmings complete md perfect. In the sale, VIC
certain OF our ability to give entire satisfacten
our purchases were made IN New York aud Phil
adeIphia, on the most advantageous terms and tho
entire Stock will be offered at the smallest advnBcc
for which goods con BIS sold in the western country
Ladies in this and the adjoining counties, in want
of strictly fine and fashionable dress goods, no s.
ured that the utmost attention has been paid to The
selection of trimmings. and we vsntura the assn.
rance that all can be satisfied The public are in.
vited 10 call.
Only one price, and no abatement.
llLEUES. ELRCH s. WAND
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

EVIDENCE OF IT'S EFFICACY.
Read uhaL those say Of HE EmJrocation rho bGr
used it. A te,c Of The hundreds ,eho have teSti-
.fei can only BE- quotedhere.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

A large supply Of QNeensrare, Hardtcdre, and va
riOus other articles not necessary TO enumerate.-
We invite friends and the public 10 call and
examine our stock as we are determined to sell
cheap. .". .. SAVAGE & co.
Glasgow, October 90, 1915