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MOL Nj ES'
SODA WATER,


FU RENO Lead Poisoning.
8. WATERMAN. Gate Holmes Il COL
l.. SODA ANDMtNERAL WATER MANuFAC
rUkEk No ~ Carondeet street, near G!avier offers
Soda Water and Mead and calls particular attention tn his
Block Tin Cooler Pipes, absolutely eesen
s as proven BY recent deveopemenis Of the deeterous
ei,scs produced by Soda Water drawn through lead ps
parla. etc., etc., IN glass bottles. Oide for Shipment Ia
any quantity cnIeinuy and PROMPTLY auended and de-
Apparatus constantly hand Tor sale. apl an
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WINzERN
vERM FUcE
a clE!||H|| AIN
REMEDY toTB WORMS.

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in from two to five hours after being administered it is
other. ~ '
WlNER'S VERMIFUGE has now stood the lest of sew
ea and been proved superior any and all
tl9ns for similar purposes certain to sxpe Worms,
shadow OF doubt about it. 1T CANNOT FAIL. This
may appear language but il stronger than we
warranted in using and than facts will prove No one
who has once u,ed it will use other when be OBJ
tanned Many have waited several weeks when the agent
why? Because they had confidence it, and knew that it
ThOns of certificates could be published If it were me-
to the statements, but single trial will prove
or stalem ments that could be written. Try it,
BE particular MIA and remember the name /" WINER'S
CANADlAN VERMlFuGE." This is the only article
that can be depended upon. Remembe! this.
kPrepared only by JOHN WlNER co.
81 and % Maiden Lane New York
tY For sale wholesale and retail by ''
J. WRIGHT e. co. Isl Chartres street
e-3S Sole Agent Tor the South myi7 tnoyi
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no, YE RED HEADS AND oaAY.

LAST INDIA HAIR DYE eoiors hair asA - sht-
An By Occasionally Uys may SseS M m,
et Wh,As DART shade psriscy h.et ma Dys = assa
scinred ~ the eeebrae Chemat, Dr.. COnoTOCk
colon 'ss H vso1 .,s and y hin
the Shn. |" sold IN Nsy Orsans saiv bv II
mill 6m WRIGHT b co N (skn.a
'HE undersigned continue 70 make 6hesol essk
advarces upon appsoysd ea.ss. uaph = - /.
k,ss'mSpd Ell HeESqss fh;Is 2RA|s. Nsv Yes u -
GOSHEN BUTTER-200 ir1ps in s.ose- n
.es A6. GRIkff go. q a. eoale..,
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NS In 1885, twenty years ago, ir..
ROWAND,S TONIC MIXTURE
publicly Dedicated the Of A6UEs. 1t has
been STANDARD which all other Remedies
have bsen Some prominent iudang from their
poisonous evidently contain arsenic.
ny SAFETY CERTAINTY and PERAANENcY ars
untea in tie STANDARD REMEDY
Sole Agent for DR.. ROWLAND. In New Orleans.
p. L. MASSEY,
my22 2dp ijd Of lamp aud Gnaser streets
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MORE THAN
10000 Pc r. SONS
HAVE BEEN CURED,

TT is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
ADEQUATE idea Of the which has attended the
administration OF the All Healing Ointment for the past x
months IL perfectly astonishing the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this medicine No one cou ID
conceive that single medicine much virtue and
had power TO heal diseases But is know
that tens OF thousands have been cured will
VIZ that there would not be single family in America who
would live a day without possessing a box Of
=. McAiiister's Aii-Heaiing Ointment,
if they but knew its VIRTUES.
MeAllIters All Healing Ointment restores perspirntion in
the system BY this means those avenues brou gh
which nature carrie. of the impurities Within and thus
eves the body OF diseases. thus thai cures c0nsump
on, levers, scroula erysipelss asthma rheum sick
headache Qun,y .ore hroa rht scad head pains
n the Chest slde and back dyspepsia pOons breast,
bowels kidney: and brain burns ehlbIains piles. worms.
and lnfammatOn 0i every kind,
Grand Depot, al Fulton street., NewYork For sale BY
q; N. MORRISON Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
apis 3n IL magazine street
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A. H. DONALDSON,
No. 81 Camp street, Nesc Orlsans,
IMPORTER OF CHOICE
RkANDlES-Sazerac,1 1895; Otard. Dupuy &
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THEY HAVE COMET

q Those persons who have been 20 anxiously Whiting
Tor the arrival Of our 81 RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
iNsrkuMENTS are respectfully Informed that they have
al as come to hand and are now ready for inspection They
are really beautiful. and guaranteed of superior ouai,v Cs
and see them For sale by
fel9 II L. MASSEY. cor Camp and Gvavier .ts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
Glasgow Insurance Company.

I'm accordance with previous notice pub
Il lished in the Glasgow Times, stockhold-
ers in the Glasgow Insurance Company
assembled on the l4tb JuneIlast, and reorgan-
lied by electing the following named gentle.
men as Directors, viz:
John b. Perry, Thomas N. Cockerill, f. A,
Savage, Robert Wilson, c. F. Jackson, VIM.
D. Swinney, James S. Thomson, John Har-
rson and Thomas Shackelford.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
Board to increase the Capital stock of said
company, Fifty Thousand Dollars.
On the I'd July the board of Directors or
ganized by eIecting VIM. d. Swinney, Presi-
dent, John D. Perry and John Harrison were
appointed a committee to open books in
Glasgow, Fayette, Huntsville, Brunswick and
Cambridge for subscriptions to the capital
stock of the company. A resolution was
adopted requiring the stockholders to pays
per cent, on each share of stock, on or before
the first day of August next, and that per
cent be paid at the time of subscribing on all
new stock taken.
The board met July 18th and adopted the
following amendment to the Bylaws.
ARTICLE 6.
Sec. l. "That the time provided for pay.
ment of the call by resolution of the board,
passed on the 2nd day of July, 1851, be
extended to the LIST day or September next and
that any stakeholder, who shall fail to comply
with said resolution On or before the time
aforesaid, shall thereby forfeit his stock and
| such shares shall be sold at public auction at
such time al nd place as shall be directed by
| the board"
Sec. 2. "All stockholders shall on or before
the said first day of September renew their
stock notes with satisfactory security and
shall execute their said notes for one hum
dred dollars for each share of stock; provi-
ded that upon application to the board Of
Directors and for good cause shown by any
stakeholder, the time may be extended not
exceeding one month"
The Secretary was ordered to publish the
foregoing amendment to the Bylaws and to
forward copy to each distant stakeholder.
Adjourned to meet on the LIST Monday in
August next, when business of importance
will come before the board.
WI. DUNNICA, Secy.
Secretary's Office, July l6-2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31


the city. II scenery is wanted, surely the
noble Hudson and the Highlands excel the
East River. And il Parks and Squares are
wanted. for health, why rot place some Of
them convenient to the more densely popu.
lated districts? 1t does not feed the hungry
to buy them bread, and place it out Of their
reach. -
There is a groal deal OF fall de raj going
round the city papers--paid for Of course
about supplying ihecity with lungs &c.
Thisis all right enough. have no objec'
ton to Gotham being allowed good breathing
machinery; but cannot, for the life Of me,
understand upon what physiological prnci.
pie, The lungs Of the city are to be located at
lis extremties.
couple OF females, arrayed in the new
costume, attempted TO create a sensation in
the Sixth Avenue, yesterday afternoon; and
they succeeded beyond their most ssnguine
expectations. The women cried, ooh me!
The men exclaimed, saint that some pun
kins?" The boys hurrahed, and the dogs
barked, vshemently. On went the "Bloom
ers," and on came the crowd, which soor
became uncomfortably large, and pressed Sc
closely upon the heels OF the fair damsels
that they became first annoyed, then en-
ragged; and. suddedly turning upon theiI
tormentors, they drew back their wells, anc
declared, "dat, il dc demmed fubbers didn'
keep of their heels, dey would soon fine
themselves sprawlin on de bricks--so de,
would" The crowd instantly dispersed
not so much terrified by the threats OF tn
ebony amazons, as chagrined at discovering
that they had been liouizing a couple o
colored Tag pickers. Yours truly,
NEWTON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
THE TIMES
GL A Sc u w, Mo.
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1851.
HEALTH OF OUR PLACE.

The health Of our place has ma>eri
ally improved since our last issuc.--
Three deaths have occurred, to,wil:--
On the oath, Mrs. Barbara Shepard,
an aged German lady, of cholera.
On the ?5tb, Mrs. Obel, wife of DR..
AR. Ober. She originally had chol'
era, but fingered five or six days, and
died of congestion of the brain.
On the 9Th, Mrs. Urtich, an aged
German lady, lately arrived here, of
Fever.
We think we may announce the
disappearance of the Cholera. There
are several cases of sickness in town,
some of which were originally of q
cholelctic nature, all Of which bid fair
TO recover. .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
r. sPORTOF GLASGOW, IT,
ksssaI --lS51- kssssa.f55A
CAME UP.
Glasgow Inns. Company.

DOCKS for additional subscription to the
- Glasgow Insurance Company are now
open for stock, by direction of the Board of
Directors,
In Glasgow, under the superintendent Of
w, F. Dunnica and James S. Thompson, at
the Office of James E. Swinney.
At Fayette, under the superintendent of
w. F. Birch and A. Hendricks, at the Office
of Birch a. Son.
At Huntsville, under the superintendent of
w. R. Samuel and Jno. McCampbell, at the
office of McCampbell, Coates d Smith.
At Brunswick, under the superintendent
of West d Kyle,
And will remain open until closed by direc,
ton of the Board of Directors.
49, JNO. d. PERRY,
JNO. HARRISON,
July 81 1851. Committee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
JAS. ii. BlRCH.
PRAIRIE PARK, July LIST, 1851.

PosTscRIrT-Lexington, July 3D.
Since reaching this city, on my way TO
the capitol, the editor of the Chronicle,
to whom | handed the foregoing for
publication, has been obliging enough
TO communicate TO me the substance of
the beggarly attempt of nominal
Democratic editor at Springfield, to
re,excite against Jadge Napton and
myself the prejudice. we incurred a
year or SO since, on account of the po-
sition we were forced to assume in the
controversy to which the Democracy
of the State was subjected by a baffled
political comprehension and yet a
resident of Washington City. OF
course such an article could have no
influence in changing the line of duty
and of conduct above Misunderstanding
that if its suggestions be even unavail.
ing against the secret and open efforts
Of those whose democracy seems in
capable of rising above the mere seram.
bic which is indicated by the article
alluded TO, there still remains enough
Democrats in the field and in the state,
of a totally different order, TO prevent
the scheming of such men from result.
ing in seeming show of party strength
which they do not possess, Whilst
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
From the Richmond Wing.
TOBACCO.

The accounts which continue TO
reach US from the Eastern States. in
regard 10 the crop Of Tobacco this
season, arc gloomy, and it is very prob.
able that the deficiency will be fully as
great as it was last season in Virginia
and the ncighboring Tobacco growing
States. The deficiency in the crop last
year, as compared with the previous
year, as shown by the Inspections in
Virginia up TO The LIST inst., is 1888
hhds.
From Kentucky and Missouri we
have not heard ofany complaint except
from the Cumberland river, where il is
stated that the plants are suffering for
want af rain, but with this exception
the plants look well, and the prospects
for good crop are very favorable.
The following letter comes from a
most respectable source:
IYNCHBURG, July |, 1851.
DUDLEY & Compton, entiemea:--
You have no doubt been informed
before this ofthe severity of the drought
in Virginia. We have deferred writ
ing our friends, hoping that we should
have had rain by the lst inst, if so an
average crop of Tobacco might have
been made, but should the drought con,
tinue few days longer there cannot be
as much Tobacco made in Virginia
this as was made last year, which, from
the inspections up TO this time, will not
exceed $4,000 hhds. Of 1850 lbs., and
which you know is an average weight
in Virginia. From the best informa-
ton we can get, the drought extends
over half to two thirds of the Tobacco
growing regions of Virginia and North
Carolina. Many fields have not &
plant now standing, and no plants tc
re. plant, should we have season. II
some places, the plants are totally
parched up, and in others they are
overgrown; hence il is impossible I,
make an average crop. though the sea
son may be as good as we could ask
Leaf Tobacco has advanced with US
in consequence of the drought, to
cents per h., and should we have n
rain for a week or ten days, we SHOULD
not be surprised to see prices so TO t
3 cents per III. higher still.
Yours, with much respect,
nj. LANGHORNE & SONS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has obtained from the Clerk of
the County Court of Randolph county, in va
cation, letters of administration on the estate
of Hawkins L. Cook, decd, bearing date the
23rd day of July, 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate are
requested to exhibit them, properly authenti-
Gated, within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be precluded from having
any benefit of said estate, and if said claims
are not presented within three years they will
be forever barred.
G. H. BURCKHARTT, Admir-.
July 81, 1851
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

MARRIED-On Thursday. the oath inst.
by Rev Saml, c. Davis, Mr.. WILLIAM B.
WOODSON and MARTHA C. daughter Of
Capt VIM Lockridge. all of Randolph CO.
On the same day, by same, Major JOHN
BATTLE to ELIZABETH, daughter of
Danl. McCarty, Esq, all of Randolph county.
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. w. T. Filing
ton, Mr.. JNO. A. j. CHAPMAN. of Craw-
ford CO. Mo-, and Miss HARRIET E.
DEMPSEY of Brunswick.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

"The Milwaukee Free Democrat,
in an article in reference to political
affairs in that State, says:
'In this condition Of things, the State is
fast going over 10 the embrace Of Whiggery,
and in few years more Of the present ad
minstration--or fnterregnum-of the Dem
ocratic party, will make Wisconsin, ire
trievably, a Wing State"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

UThe annual expense oflhe Com
mon Schools of New York city is
s4OG, OPS, for population of 5I5,343,
and an attendance at the schools of
2l,G7s, the expense is S366,256--show.
ing a ratio Of expenditure in Boston
more than in New York, and securing
no better advantages for education.-
The average expense per pupil in New
York is So SO per annum-in Boston
it is $l4 80. Ia Philadelphia, the ex,
pense is So ~ per year-ln Baltimore
il isl l2 20,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

URev. Gro. SAVAGE and Lady,
of Kentucky, will take charge of the
Glasgow Female Seminary, and re.
open the School on the LIST Monday in
September. Advertisement, stating
terms, &c, will be published in our
next issue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
M. LANGHORNE & SONS

DBusiness has been at a very low
ebb with US during the last ten days.
Country people have been as scarce as
Dollars in a contribution box. up to
yesterday and day before, when few
of the more resoiute paid us a "hasly
call" We look for resumption ofbusi'
ness now, and think our friends in the
country may visit US without danger.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

DIED-In Brunswick, on the 23d., Mrs
CORNELIUS KINGSBERRY, wife of Rev.
S. ]. M. Beebee, of that place.
On the oath ult., at Marietta, Ohio, DR..
GUERDON F. SALTONSTALL, late of Fay
cite, Howard county, Me.
Near Fayette, last Saturday morning,
of Congestive Chills, Mr.. REUBEN JOHN
SON, an old and highly esteemed citizen Of
this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

IT. AND G. PLANK RoAD.--We are
pleased TO announce that the services
of Maj. ROBERT WALKER have been
secured to survey the route for the
Huntsville and Glasgow Plank Road
The work will be begun in the course
of ten DAYS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
CharitOn Circuit CIerk.

Weare authorized to announce THOMAS
P. WILKINSON, candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Charlton
county. Election takes place in November
neat te*
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

CoNcERT.-RecolIect the Concert TO
be given by The COlumbians, this eve.
ming, at the Presbyterian Church.
Their music-always good will be
very refreshing these dull times.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
3. MI. BAILEY,

Second Street, Corner of Pine,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Constantly on hand large assortment Of
PLAIN a. FANCY CANDY,
INDICATED LOZENGES,
or every variety and of superior quality, at
Wholesale. Orders from the country prompt
" attended to, and delivered to any part of
the city, free of charge. Country merchants
will find it greatly to their advantage, to
purchase directly from the Manuf actarerS.
SYRUPS of all kinds for Soda, made to
order in any quality, at short notice.
st. Louis, July "a, ls5l-y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

~MR. FELToN, the accomplished
clerk of the fine steamer Cataract, will
please accept our thanks for late pa.
pers. The G. is fest becoming one of
our most popular crafts. Her passen.
ger accommodations are surpassed by
none.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
Straw Cattle.

TNHERE is on my farm, in Charlton coun-
l. ty, two yearlings, branded Y, on the
left side, and a two year old newly steer,
buffalo cross. The owner is requested to
take them away. If desirable to sell them,
will purchase.
July 81, 1851, c. B. FALLEESTEIN. 4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31


Judge Birch's withdrawal, on polit
ical grounds, is no doubt designed TO
concentrate the Anti Benton vote upon
that ticket. Coupled with the efforts
made by other politicians, and some Of
The presses in that interest, VIC venture
the prediction that but few of the An
ii Benton men will depart from their
ticket What the Benton men will do,
wc know not. Among the wings, we
know there has been no determination
to unite upon any particular set of
candidates, and so far as VIC have heard
the subject canvaSsed, politics were
no, mentioned. But is no, to be dis.
guised that the recent movements Of
the Anti,Benton politicians will lose
them some votes.
The intelligent portion Of the com.
munity is familiar with the character
and qualifications of most Of the can,
didates. We give them political
classification, for the information of
the public generally, and leave all to
make their own choice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

DFThe river continues 10 recede;
from present appearances we shall soon
hear complaints from boatmen. of a
scarcity of water.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
Candidates Department.
Announcing Fee-$3, in Advance.
SUDrcpmc ,Tudgcs.

GIVE are authorized to announce VIM.
SCOTT, of Cole county, as candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court, at the election
to be held on the first Monday in August.
0NTWe are authorized to announce VIM,
B. NAPTON, as a candidate for the Office Of
Judge of the Supreme Court of this State, at
theAugust election,
0ErWe are authorized to announce Col.
WILLIAM r. WOOD, Of Lafayette, a can
didute for the Office of Supreme Judge at the
ensuing August election. tie"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
Circuit Judge.

We are authorized TO announce Hon
WILLIAM A. HALL. of Randolph county,
as candidate for Judge of this (the 2d) Ju-
dicial Circuit, at the ensuing August election.
The Circuit is composed of the counties of
Audrain, Boone, Galloway, Howard, Ran
dolph and Macon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

BLooMERs IN .WEsToN.-SeVeral la.
dies have made their appearance in the
new costume, al Weston. From the
interest many Of our female friends
manifest on the subject, we should not
be disappointed 10 see some of the fair
ones of this region bloom ere long -
r'Oh do come along gits.'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

New PAPER.-1ke Western Pioneer,
is the title of very handsome little
paper, recently started in Trenton
Grundy county. Missouri, by b, II.
Smith Formerly of this pIacc) and d.
Il. Wright. 1t PROCESSES to be "Opcn
to all parlics-the organ of none" We
welcome it 10 our exchange list, and
recommend it to the cordial support of
the inhabitants Of the section Of coun-
Try in which it is located.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

Trims. HELEN L. RAYMOND, wife
of the Editor of the Louisiana Record,
died on the 10Th inst. of cholera She
was a most amiable and accomplished
lady, and leaves a devoted husband, o
babe too young to know lis loss, and q
large circle of acquaintance to mourn
her sudden departure.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
WIN, WADE, I'D. OSBORNE.
WADE 81 OSBORNE,
Grocers q. Commission Me' chants.
No. 80, Levee, st. Louis.

No. 80, Leyee, st. Louis.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND q
III general assortment OF goods in our
line.
One of our Concern having long dealt in
Tobacco, will give his personal attention 20
sales in this market will forward for sale in
the London, Liverpool, New York, Boston Of
New Orleans, and make cash advances when
required on Tobacco OF, Strips
lYlY "a. 1911.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
MOTE is hereby given that the under
~ signed will apply at the August Term,
4th Monday, of the Randolph County Court,
for final settlement of his administration on
the estate Of gorge Amick, decd.
q II. BURCKHARTT, Admir-.
July "a, ls5I-3w de bonis non.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
j. e.. Truefitt 81 co.
DEALERS IN
Fancy 81 staple Dry Goods
Corner of Water d Market Street.

Corner of Water d Market Street.
GLASGOW, MO.
FENHE subscribers having rented and en-.
Il tirely refitted the store formerly occu.
pied by w. G. Chiles, at the Corner Of Water
and Market street, and being permanently
located, are now prepared to offer to the
citizens of Howard and the neighboring
counties large and well assorted stock of
Staple ~ Fancy Dry Goods,
all of which they guarantee to sell as low US
their neighbors, aud only ask call 10 con-
vince purchasers Of the fact that small profits
and quick sales is our motto, the helm that
steers our ship.
Our stock consists in part as follows:
100 pieces Brown Muslins, 6 TO 10
60 Bid. " 8 to 10
SO Bed Ticking lO4 to 20
% Apron Check
200 Print from 5 to 20
30 pieces Mourning and Blue and Orange
10 4" Gil Chintz 3 and A plain dam
ask and figured Cottonades, Linen drills, Nap
kins, Nankeens, Flannels all colors, fine
blue and pinks kid gloves for ladies,
iillet mils, laces insertions, fringes, gimps,
fancy trimmings of all kinds, lace capes,
bonnet, neck, and cap ribbons of the richest
and most varied hues, Barges, Barge deans,
stripped Cellerines, embroidered SwIsses,
small plaid organdie, &c.
ALSO
80 pairs Mems heavy Boots
80 kip
25 Brogans
25 Lighter Brogans
25 fine walking Shoes
25 super. " &"
40 pairs womens heavy kip and goul Boots
20 s. fine stitched Calf Boots
so asst. shoes from fine to coarse
25 d" ladies light and dark colr'd CATERS
% fine enamelled Jenny Lind walking
shoes
25 pieces super. pink, kid aud morocco
walking shoes
All Of these goods we respectfully submit
TO the inspection Of the citizens generally,
and consider it no trouble to show goods, SO
do not be deferred from calling on that ac-
count we do not ask you to buy unless it is to
your interest to do so.
Come one come oil, and be assured of
kind reception and hearty welcome
Our terms are CASH, or short CREDIT as
may be agreed upon. Mr.. Trueftt has now
gone East to lay in his fall stock which viii.
be worthy the attention Of all. The ladies
particularly are invited TO call. .
Glasgow, July II, 1851.