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BAL LIZ.

TUE subscriber having Fitted Up aneS, ard incrta.a
4 The nun Der OF his ING hUCmS reminds the
fitizes n Worcester that il they choose 10 WASH atd
REMAIN WELL rather than TO pay Ucoor's bill TO get
veg they can be furnished, a sny Tine. with Arb CO
COLD tt b BATHS, SHOW ER or NAtoR 4hn annie
recommendations, by calling the Gamer Of Front Gna
Carlton Streets CALVIN NEWTON.
ntg
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Bush's SmilaX or Spanish Sarsa-
uar;7To


THIS preparation of Sarsaparilla no hnmbpq no secret
compound. II is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
OF OISE4SE The recent discovery Of the Smilax
Safsapaa at the South has put the Froprietors in nos
session OF the genuine root in esh state; and bv new
method OF preparations discovered by themselves calculated
10 secure ana concentrate all the virtues the plant they
are enabled to- otter TO purchasers article Infinitely SUFE
hlok 70 any thing ofAe Kind in use. 1t is wen
known that sarsapla by drying loses great share of liz
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
a preserved AMI placed in permanent forn not liable 10
injury by age.
The attention Of Dispensers Druggists Physicians and
especially nJ0rtEndte lnUGiias SqUerg SICK is pareu
larry invited to the trial of article which is Warranted
now offered TO the public
Prepared and sold by BUSH & co. No. PARK STREET
T. Lazel IL G. Bates D. Scott, Jr & Co. C. A. & T. Har-
ngton, and spurr Sbey Druggists ard by j. NJ Com
ihgs Nj. p' and Calvin Newton, NJ. b. Apri2
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I'D SlTUATED in the centre of Leicester and recently
fsa& y occupied by John Sargent deceased, us Store
LEE and Post Office. Possession given Immediately For
further particulars, inquire of VIM A. SMITH, the Clerks
Office, New Court House, Worcester, or of
Leicester, April 6. dw2w JOHN A. SMITH.
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Paper Hangings,

NiE subscriber offers for the Fall Trade an extensive
assortment Of PAPER HANGlNGS OF tho very best
OF AhERIcAN aANuEACTUKE, which all Builders Land
iorus, and others wishing ARTICLE will ird Tor
thelI interest TO examine before purchasing elsewhere
N u Particular attention given putting ali kinds
OF papers, AT shart notice
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, (between Main Street
and Brston, Norwich. and Nashua Read Depot
Worcester. Oct 10 III n. NEWTON
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COd LiYer eiiA

M ANUFACTuRED by T.. sou'her, the best article 4,
rrces, by LEWIS ~ L1ZEI IL Ann niLa,no'u' o''
Nov 2S 'NV'S ''"'" nun iiouss
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Waterford WindCw Glass,

" above well known window Glass is being ulaA9
iactufed III very superior manner and fo brlliancy
osh ana eVeness surface is warranted be unsurpassed
ny any American Window Glass in The market An Quai
ties Tor sale wholesale and retail bv
SAMUEL G. WHITE,
M "a Washington So, Western Il. r. Depot
Worcester, Feb. 81. dw4m
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DHsUGsS ANRs MEDICINES.
Critical Wonders!

AT The MFLODEON,-RO
r. JOHN A. WHIPPIE is presenting the public his
WI Grand Exhibition of the Wonders of Modern Optical
Science with costly and complete apparatus giving the
spectator the benefit of the splendid achievements and
discoveries of Sir David Brewster, Sir John Herschel
Daguerre &c. &c.,which may be said make the sun
stand STILL magnify nothing into mountains, and compress
ininty into nutshell lie exhibits on an immense screen
endless variety of Landscapes in DISSOLVING VIEWS
OF Mount Auburn, Greenwood Cemetery, many noted build
ngs and places in America and Europe and the people of
Japan-reveas the population of drop of water, vinegar
etc. by the oxyhydrogen microscope the colors of
the rainbow dance cotions- volcanos in actual
erupton-and shows the brilliant PYRAMc FIRES etc
The great popularity and of this CURIOUS EN-
TERTA1NlNG and INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION at his
Daguerreoype Rooms rendered it necessary in order to
accommodate the crowd, to occupy the MELODEON,
where he exhibits these splendid spectacles every EUeng
commencing u O'clock and Wednesay and SATURDAY.
Afternoons at O'clock Tickets IS cents.
you fail of seeing it when ill Boston, you lose OF the
most pleasing and instructive entertainments presented
Boston, March 49, d6w3taw
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FOR SALE Oe EXCHANCE-

IRA WHAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER, known "a
e4 MOUNT PLEASANT.n II consists OF ABOUT
Fifty acres of choice Land, and fine House every
way ntted for family OF leisure, with little expense
could be admirably adapted Hyaroraihc estabsh~
meat For terms, inquire this Office The suhscri.
Der a. the Central Eank. VIM DICKINSON
Worcester, Dec 10. a
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Mineral Teeth.

| UsT received fresh lot Of ALCoCK's GUM PLATE
and PlVoT TEETH and for at the usual CITY prices
oy LEWIS I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
(snccessoT to Scott IL Iazel--late d. scott II A. 10
Fob .. BIN 2Ol Main-st dnnrn ,orh nm IN -, ~
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T2EOYEPSdsN'S
OYSTER AID EATING SALnCW.

(Under BancroG's AUCTION RcoDs,)
corner of Main ard Exchange SITS, Worcester.
M EAlS and OYSTERS furnished at all hours Of the day
W ara evening, of the best the market affords.
ne has several neat private rooms for the accommoda
ZION OF Ladies, well Gentlemen who may wish to pro-
cure Meal and Oysters served any desirable form at
THE SHORTEST NOTICE. nr Entrance for Ladies, No. |
Exchange Street.
TParties accommodated with pleasant private Rooms,
and any thing in his line served up the neatest style
OYSTERS by the gallon, quart pint.
Also, FRUIT, NUTS, &c. wholesale and retail.
J. +. THOMPSON,
(of the late firm of Arnold d Thompson)
March ID. dwtf
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For Sale.

"a TWO HOUSES One a Cottage on Glen ST.. well
fs.n built of frst-rate materials, and commanding
Agood prospect of the city. The other story house
tor Two families Newport Street There about 5000
feet of land attached to the last hamedprce $l450 In
qure OF OZIAS HUDSON.
March s, dwtf
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carriage and Sign Painting.
'EtHE subscriber has taken shop over Bsr,ea A. s.ck
4 weifs Livery Stable. No - MECHANIC STREET. 1or
me purpose OF carrying IN 'hif ba ch o business. lie
soiicts share OF phtlc patspa re- sa,seet,n ave, ~
at cases or no charge. GLAziEa done when orteroa
sept ~. dti j. ". Adi:s "a herlsnc a.,
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TO Carriage FEaJ,eva.

7 D. BoSNELI, at his ftaid on cEsrR.L STREET. /,
- prepared ~ make TO order CARRIAGE BODIES Of al
isrrs Of Chase, Rockawy, Carryan, Buggy BODICE &C
lieese call and examine. Is ~ ' 49,
On hand and Tor sale number sf CLaise Bodies
:. - CehiroI street, near Jqir
Hltch 40. on Ho-es3tcr.
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To Let.

"a A STORE, in the centre of WAYLAND, recentl1
fssA N built and well located for the English and West
es- India Goods trade. For further particulars inquire
of GEORGE SMITH, Wayland b. L. BATCHEIIER. Al
Fulton St. BosToN. dwtf Wayland Feb Is
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SPIRAL HAY CUTTERS FOR SALE,
He subscriber has few Hay Cutters a very good
tice, that he would exchange for CASH WooD. In
quire at the New Brick Shop on UNION STREET.
n b. Hay Cutters repaired usual, and reasonabl
terms LUTHER WHITE.
Jan 2. diff
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White Lead, Linsesd Oil.

6Wls' Philadelphia and Union Pure White Lead Dutch
II English and American Iinsecd Oil for sale Who'll, ssln
ana retail at the lowest market prices, by
SAMUEL G.. WHITE,
Feb. "a, DEM X1N,o
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.gHpTOVed washing NanchiMe.
n,,,o celebrated Machines Tor which received +,
"I"c'al"n tre made at No 4CENrrhL Arm gv as
"utrs may bs addressed. ''A"S'' "AeFe
spy q T. lasen from me Editorial columns Of IN,
In iss in o, e "u one al E'oYes's Mrehing Nacbtn.s
sv Joe 20 'nr Ian " for setersl weeks pagt ma n,
a. u 't lfia cnh reco nmrnd II as hr 5S,t ,rchIo
Only great inhnr saving machine hut OVERT. - - nor
manhh 70 70 'njnre clothes r,uch less ,hsn n 49,
board" ~ 80 e"" ''h tani rubbing
TrPriee eS. wo'ranisd tsit,4~.
"o- So uz,~ WI 3LE FRANCIS CTDYFs
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he be s.et.

TWO good ROOMS on the second door corner of Main
March 3d. d,f
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HassaMamiscO Mouse, GrafIOn.

hASsAMsaMAScO Mouse, Grafton,
@ IElE subscribers would respectfully the cit.
@ liens OF Grafton and the public generally that they
have taken the above named House and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared all to accom-
MEDIATE the travelling and business public parties pleas
sure at the shortest notice They respectfully solicit
Tie public patronage. 4a EDWIN $. BALL,
Grafton, Jan 8, 1850. DIFF DENNY S. PUTNAM.
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FOR SAV,a,
BUILDING LOTS.

'EE subscriber has for snle the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City Of Worcester il ts III
ueiea on the north SIDE OF Chatham e On Tie habth
OF land near the yelling House Rev Mr. SaIl.y and
contains about $500 square lie ha%g!so her lois
on the same Street, containing 50po 81 f. eacf-and r.e
Lois 10 the same vicinity Qvnry Sana seyer lot
neer the Red Mills Tayior street. N-
June A. DIFF CHARLES WHITE
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Putty-Puttv.

DUTY In Biaddcts IA Kegs warranted %
ton and for sale cheaper than can o
", u qashutAc'b " 5AMUEL q WHITE Dn,rgis. !"
... deep ~3m.
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SHOP TO LET,

NIfUATED on Hanover steel suitable for a pa,ut,r
~ or BOOT maker. e. i. HARRINGTON
.OoC IL tisu 50 Mar -
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Tenement 10 T.cf,

eeayer Street, near Pleasant containing four or sy
" rooms The hOase is a new one - -
sIaIch TO- dit VIM. DUDLEY
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AFGISfS~u-ApsaEsfs '

lANlD SCOTT JR, & co. have on hand and are coz
az Santy receiving, an extensive assortment of Artists
SOSLOKS, CANVASS, BRUSHES, PALLETS, pAIILa'
hNlVES, etc, wholesale and retail at
,.o, No 243 MAIN STREET,
uouuWOW IBt door south of CirOut's BoOkstope.
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Fruit Trees
EKOagSe A0ts for. NNZe
For Sale.

NIIUATED on Pleasant Street Apply to
~ March, dtf Il. E. ABBOTT
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Paris EsErrn !

NEW and beautiful article for carriage and ornamental
- painters For sale at SAMUEL C. WHITES, dealer
IN Drugs, Medicine, Paints. and Dye Stufs,
:, NO "a Washington So, near Western r. r. Depot
fcD' ~. dec W. IA
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Lamp Black,

II the barrel in Bulk, good article for sale che.
- by SAMUEL g. WHITE,
24Washington So, near Western r. r. Depot
rcp' ~, deep w3na
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19
GOOD NEWS!

BY reference to our Congressional
reports, it will be seen the House OF
Representatives have passed the Cali
fornia, New Mexico, Utah, Texas Boun,
Diary and Fugitive Slave Blls-besides
having agreed upon the 3Oth inst, as
q day for adjournment.
Thus have all the measures but one,
embraced in the Compromise Bill, been
passed. The fanatics Of the North and
the South have been defeated, by the
noble and patriotic stand Of the friends
peace and the Union. The Wilmot
Proviso, the political raw.head and.
bloody. bones Of faciious agitators,; is
dead The agitators themselves are dead
and will soon pass from the public eye
The friends of the Union--of Peace
of Compromise--have just cause to
congratulate themselves and the coun.
try, upon the happy termination Of a
struggle which threatened TO break
esunder the bonds Of Union sealed By
the blood of the Heroes and Patriots of
the revolution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19
TO CORRESPONDENTS

"Unt1e SAM forgot TO send his name
also TO pay postage.
"The Western Hunter" may be ar
excellent poem, but it does not strike
us favorably: declined.
"A True Wing" is mistaken as &c
the Vice Presidency-and need enter
tain no fears of the supposed Vice evel
reaching the Presidential chair.
Nina" evidently designs to bother
US by asking questions of which She
knows we know nothing: but "wher
convenient" we'll undertake 10 give thu
information desired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19
LATE FROM TEXAS.

A letter, from Austin, Texas, dated
the Sd, says, the war bill has not passed
but was lost in the Senate. The news
of the passage of Pearce's amended bill,
stopped further proceedings, except the
referring of the Congress proposition
10 the people. L, seems that the ives.
tern inhabitants of Texas are opposed
to the selling of the territory, and the
eastern are unanimous for il. Cover.
nor Bell requires the services of six
companies of rangers. which the Leg.
lslalure agrees to raise, TO operate
against the Indians. The Legislature
was expected TO adjourn on The 9th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19
Groceries! GrOccries!!

4 TAKE pleasure in announcing to my
L friends and the public generally, the ar
rival of my large and we'll selected upply OF
Groceries. | have bou ght heavily and at
low prices. and am therefore prepared to offer
creat inducements to customers. | would
respectfuliy tender my thanks to those who
have so literally paironized me since OPEN
;uo and hone TO still merit n share of the
custom of this and the adjoining countless
We ask on to call and examine for your
selves and as we are determined to sell, we
shall always be glad TO show any one through
our stock, which is very large, aud consists
of all the articles usually KEEP, in our line,
among which are
1872 bags G A Salt
so doz L B do
so barrels Kanawha salt
900 do end hlfbarrels whiskcy
rs Hhds Prime sugar
25 brls Powdered, crushed and loaf sugar
80 do Plantation Molasses
10 do Sugar House do
2 do Rice, superior article
| do Gin do do
90 bags, Rio and Java coffee
Dbl Rum
10 do N Y Otard, Seignette d cheap
Q do No d 2 Nlackercl (brandios
40 Bags Cotton Yarn
60 kegs nails
SIS do Tar
also large lot of wooden ware, consisting
of Tubs, Buckets, Bowls, churns DC. &c. to-
gether with general assortment of smaller
articles to numerous TO mention.
sep II J. +. SWlNNEI.
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GEORGIA--DISUNION THE
REMEDY.

A meeting was lately held a, Macon,
Georgia, at which number ofspeech,
es were made openly and avowedly in
favor Of secession and disunion.--
Among the speakers were Messrs.
Rhett, Yancy, Cochran and Colquitt.
The Journal and Messenger, paper
published at Macon, says, in abiding
to the speakers:
mot few Of those who came as dele,
gates were open and undsguised in their
condemnation OF the disunion sentiments
avowed by the speakers. A vast majority
Of the meeting, however, seemed 10 adopt the
doctrines advanced in their toality. One OF
The speakers dared TO allude, in terms Of
generation, 10 the stars and stripes, but his
voice was hushsd by the cry Of disuniOn; he
quailed before the multitude and partially
pledged himself,o go with them"
Mr.. Rhelt, it appears proclaimed himself
in favor OF Temporary secession"
Mr., Yancey was holder, Of him the Jour.
nal and Messenger Gays:
in the avowa Of his disunion sentiments,
Mr.. Yancey was more candid and manly
than Mr., Rhett. lie did not stop at any
halfway house, but marched boldly forward
to The end Of his journey. He faced the music
like a man, and openly proclaimed that
there was no remedy in the Constitution
for existing evils-that there was actually no
Union now in existence, and that the South
ought and must set up for themselves"
The same paper remarks:
"Of The numerous other speeches made in
the Convention, or at The evening meeting,
il is unnecessary for US here to speak. Some
Of Them were violent in the extreme, while
all OF them, with perhaps a single exception,
were openly for disunion."
Speaking of The result of this dis
union movement in Georgia, the Mes
senger says:
Upon The whole, we do not regret the
meeting was held. The paucity oil mum.
bers which it showed, revealed the important
fact that the people Of Georgia do not sym,
palhize with The sentiment OF disunion. In
the next place, the speeches delivered here
opened the eyes Of many to the real puTpo,
SEES Of the leaders Of the present movement.
Hitherto they had not believed that disunon
was the object. Now, the fact can no lon
ger be concealed. Men know whether this
movement is leading, and where it will land
them, II they embrace it they will do SO
with their eyes open. The lest will soon
be made, and we have no apprehensions Of
the result even in Georgia. The friends Of
Union and moderation cannot fail 10 triumph,
and that Most signally."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19
Trustees Sale of Steam Mill.

DY virtue of deed of Trust executed to
Dthe undersigned by Nathan A. j. Meg uire.
bearing date 18th June, a. u. 1850, and
made TO secure to David Perkins and John NJ
Pierce the payment of certain sum of money
therein ment toned, and specified in prrmis-
sorry Note of even date with said deed, for
the sum of three thou and dollars, due on the
3lst day of August 1850, with int crest from
date. l will on the Cd day Of October 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ. at the premises, pr oceed 10 sell
at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property to Wit: Lot
No l, in Block No 65, in North Glasgow,
being the lot on which is situated Steam
FIGURING and Saw MILL the proceeds of
said sale to be applied to the payment of said
Note and interest.
THCS. SHACKELFORD, Trustee.
Glasgow, Sept. l2-lS5O-w3
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Ny wife had the rheumatism for 90 years.
during the time suffering such severe pain in
every part Of her body tina she could never
sleep without taking large doses of opium,
having no sppetite, was reduced TO almost a
skeleton; every Joint swollen greatly, and
hands, knees and knock covered with large
Jumps the cords hard and contracted SO that
her arms, legs and body were so twisted and
drawn, she was obliged to lie in bed constant
ly. During 20 years, she got nothing to
give any perma nent relief till she tried Fl
G. Farrell's Arabian Eminent; of this she
used Eve bottles of the Dollar size, and the
swelings have all gone, pain has entirely
left, sleeps soundly, is more flesby than ever
she was in her life, and spins and sews all
day. If any one doubts this cure, he can
cal at my residence, three miles from Peoria
lis, and be satisfied.
SAMUEL ELSON
N. B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. B. Forrel's Arabian Liniment
base counterfeit, which has just made it:
appearance Sept 10 2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19

The bill TO exlend the port Of New Qr>
leans, was passed.
The Senate's fugitive slave bill was taken
up and read
Mr.. Thompson, OF Pennsylvania, said that
in his judgment, the bill was conformable
10 the constitution, which was binding on
all TO deliver fugitive slaves.
The bill was ordered TO a third reading,
by yeas los, nays 70, and after some fur
Their debate The bill was passed. Yeas 100,
nays So.
1t now awaits the Presidents signature 10
become a law.
After disposing OF other small bills oil
minor importance. the House adjourned.
WAsHrsoroN, Sept 10.
A. H. Fl. Stewart, OF Virginia, has been
appointed Secretary Of the Interior, and
Capt. G. T. Nj. Davis, OF Missouri che
clerk Of the War Department, both appoint
ments have been confirmed by the Senate.
WAsHMoroN, Sept 10.
HOUSE. Mr.. Stevens, OF Pennsylvania,
announced the death Of Dr.. Ness, OF thai
State, late member OF the House, who ex,
PRED at his residence at York, on the 10Th
inst. He passed an eulogum on the deceas
ed, saying, in conclusion, iii the blessing:
Of The unfortunate, or The sincere prayers OIL
pure and grateful hearts can furnish safe
passport to a be tier world, his has been a
happy exit from this"
Mr.. Stevens submitted resolution, ex>
pressing The deepest sensibilily Of the House
on the announcement, and that members
will wear Grape for thirty days; and as q
further mark Of respect the House adjourned
SENATE.-Soon after the reading Of the
Journal, the action OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives, in relation to the death OF Dr.
Ness, Mr.. Sturgeon submitted few remark:
upon the life and character Of The deceased.
The usual resolutions OF coincidence were
adopted and the Senate adournnd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19
Wheat, Wheat.

The subscriber announc es to his friends
that he has on hand new and large LOT Of
Osnaburg Sacks, intended for the Wheat
trade. He offers to purchase, but 10 those
unwilling to sell at ruling rates, are prefer
ring to ship on their own account and risk
he would most respectfully remark, that he
offers his sacks, services and warehouses to
them.
| have an open policy at one of the best
offices in St. Louis, and other facilities equal
to any house in town; and at the same time,
am willing to make reasonable advanc es in
cash on wheat or other produce placed in my
hands. My charges are no more and no less
than what is customary.
Sen 10 c. K FAIIENSTETN
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JOHN sIGERSON g. BROTHERS.
Dealers in
Fruit Trees and Shubbcry.
ST. LouEs, Mo.


J. w. HARRIS, Agent, Glasgow.
Catalogue Of Trees and Shrubbery, TO-
gether with the prices. can be seen at The
store Of the Agent, where orders can he left.
Appes-l72 different kinds.
PearS--26 do do
Peaches--A very extensive and fine assort-
ment, of thrifty growth, embracing 90
different kinds.
Plums ard Cherries--A laage supply of the
best qualities.
The stock of ornamental sha 10 trees and
Shubbery, Grape vines, Currants, Gooseber-
rvs, Ounces, &c dc. embraces every kind
desirable. Orders left at the above agency
will be promptly filled, and the articles SO
carefully packed as to reach their destination
without injury. sep IL
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10 the Public.

TNHE undersigned, beg leave to I'D
Il wise the public and their numerous
customers espe cially, that although their To,
bacco Manufacturing Establishment neal
Glasgow, was on Sunday night last, destroyed
by fire, yet they have a considerable stock
of Manufactured Tobacco on hand and will
proceed at once to business again, by which
they will be 'ul!y able to supply all their Gus
toners as heretofore, and solicit a continue
ton Of their patronage. Respectfully,
sep l2-w4 SWINNEY g. LEWIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-19
IRON, steel and Nails.

To Blacksmiths and others using Iron,
would respectfully give notice, that have
now on hand an entire fresh stock of Iron
Steel and Nails, arrived per late arrivals from
the Sligo and Juniata works at Pittsburgh
which offer for sale as low and on as good
terms as any house this side of St. Louis.
also deal in Bellows, Vices, Screw plates
Sledge hammers dc, and sincerely hope thu,
customers in this Line, will not neglect Civ.
ing me call before purchasing.
Sep 10 G. &. FALLENSTEIN.