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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
"Florence will be bitterly disappoint.

"Florence will be bitterly disappoint.
ed. She thought she had secured you"
81 confess that her adroit fattery,
and her artful man9vres had bewilder.
ed me; and | was fast resigning myself
TO paying such continued attention to
her, as would have made il q point of
honor with me to marry her. But for.
tunateIy we met Miss Butler, and was
saved. Had married Miss Hastings,
miserable man | should have been!"
"Well. God bless you" replied liar.
ry, warmly, you deserve to be happy;
and, after what you have said, | have
every confidence in yoar choice. In
deed, to tell the truth, li had dared. !
should have fallen ia love with Miss
Butler myself, but saw, from the first
that her rescurer was "A very superior
person, in her eyes to Harry Whar.
ton"
"AbF said Courtia9d, "wlen con.
template the virgin purity Of her mind,
when | mark the freshness IF her con
yersation, when | see lde tdorouah good
sense of her opinions, and w.Jon con.
trast these things with hesr'Iessness, the
tamsness, and the folly Of women Of
mere fashion, such as crowd oar cities,
| wonder at he hslIucnalion which,
even for a moment, led me 10 admire
Florence Hastings. I'ekc my advice,
Wharton, and seek a partner for life in
some pure minded, yet inlrlIigeot girl,
away from the false tinsel of The town"
And Harry followed the cuunseL--
For when, few months later, be ac-
companied Courtland back to --,
that the latter might Chin his bride, he
found his merry little partner, a cousin
Of Kate, so bewitching III contrast with
the city bellies he had just parted from,
that he lost his heart before the wed
ding festivities were over.
That winter two of the most beauti,
tul women in tho refined circles of B0s.
ton were brides of Harry Wharton
and Arthur Couriland; but of The two.
the one pre- eminent for grace. accom-
plishments, and every excellent quality
also, was our friend, Kate.
Mrs. Courtland has been wife for
several years, and is at the head of SO.
ciety. Even Florence Hastings, now
an old maid, is glad to be patronized by
The accomplished woman, whom she
used sneeTingly to call, the FARMEH':
DAUGHTER
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California News.
New YoRK, July Is

New YoRK, July Is.
Hon. James NJ. Jones. Judge of the
Southern Ds;sict of California Hon.
Alex. Wells, Hon. G. B. Post, and Z.
DevoI, editor of the California State
Journal, came passengers in the Brother
Jonathan.
The lslhmus was generally healthy.
The miscreanIs who were concerned
in the murder in Chagres river were
shot at Panama on the 30th ut.
The .. S. sloop of war Vandalo,
Commodore Gardiner, was at San
Diego on the 18th ult.
Five men were drowned at San
Pueba. One was DR.. Reuben Knox,
Of ST. Louis, another james +. Graham
Of North Carolina. nephew of tie
Secretary of the Navy.
Newspapers are increasing in Cali
fornia. Gen. Moreheads expedition.
reduced 10 IS men, left San Diego on
the lllh Of May, their destination was
unknown.
The boilers Of a steamer exploded on
the 4rh Of June, on her passage down
from Sacramento, killing two persons
and wounding several others very Sc.
riousiy.
Several persons have been drowned
at Parks bar. Capt. James Emmcrson
was drowned in Tuoloumne river.
Passed M!dshipman 'Ym. Lowry
died on board the surveying schooner
Ewing.
Such had been the increase of crime
in San Francisco, and SO inadequate
The courts and police TO secure the
punishment Of offenders, that a volun-
teer company of 200 citizens had been
organized. 1t was composed ofsome
If the FIRST citizens Of San Francisco,
who directed the death and execution
Of John Jenkins, a Sidney convict.
which took place on the 10th uIt.--
The police made every effort for his
rescue. but without avail. The scene
at the execution was one of the most
awful ever witnessed. The excite
mont was great in consequence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

Tom BENTON AND "ANTI. BENTON. -
A corresP ondent of The Dubuque Her.
aid. writing from Fayette, Mo-, commu-
nicates the following
$50 far as politics is concerned, l
hear great deal about Anti Benton
and Tom Benton; about them l must
tell you good anecdote, and close:
An old farmer came into the store of
friend of ours over in Benton county,
and said: "Jim have just voted for
Tom Benton, but l have been thinking
may be have not done right; ! want
to ask you is Anti brother of Tom'sl'
Jim, being hardly able to restrain him,
self from laughter, said: "He is a
younger brother, but they do not agree
very WELL" "Well. lhen," said hi,
friend, Il have done rights, like the
whole family, but l know if he oppo
ses Tom he must be wrong, SO l die
right"
The old farmer went off well salts
fed that Anti must be wrong"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31
A PRAYER
In the Prospect of Death.
BY BURNS.

BY BURNS,
0 thou unknown, Almighty Cause
or all my hope and fear!
ln whose dread presence, ere an hour
Perhaps must appear!
II | have wander'd in those paths
OF life | ought to shun.
As something, loudly, in my breast.
demonstrates have done;
Thou knowest that thou hast formed me
With passions wild and strong;
And list'ning to their witching voice
Has often led me wrong.
Where human weakness has come short,
Or fraity step! aside,
Do thou, All-Good for such thou art,
In shades OF darkness hide.
Where with intention | have err'd,
No other plea have,
But Thou art good; and goodness still
Delighteth to forgive.
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MAN KILLED.
VERSAILLES, KY July is

Oar village today has been the
scene of an awful tragedy. ST. Clair
J. Buford, of this county, in a rencon-
tre with Geo. W. Carter, former Sheriff,
was killed, and Carter was SO injured
tha. he is not expected to survive
Carter was, in the morning, horribly
nuliIated and beaten with stick, and
50 disabled tha, he was taken 10 his
room; and both being summoned in the
afternoon at the Court House, for trial,
the parties met, when Garter drew a
pistol and shot Buford dead on the spot.
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From Peterson's Magazine.
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.


"What woodland beauty"
"a perfect Lady of the Lake"
The speakers were two young men,
whose dress and air betokened them to
belong to the favored class of wealth, if
not fashion. They stood on the shores
of forest lake; screened by the thick
trees from observation: and their
exclamations were occasioned by the
appearance of female directing a
light skiff, which at that instant shot
around q point ahead.
The beauty of this fair apparation
warranted the enthusiasm with which
the two young men spoke. A skin of
dazzling whiteness, eyes of the fairest
blue, and locks that were really "brown
in the shade and golden in the sum-"
united TO q form of fexquisite symmetry,
made her seem, indeed, second Ellen
of the Lake. She was attired in white,
with a single rose in her bosom. As
she stood, poising the light oar, while
her skiff foated down toward the spec.
tators. each inwardly declared that he
had never seen anything so lovely.
Suddenly noble dog, which attended
one ofthe young men, perceived The
skiff and its occupant; and breaking
through the underground, gained the
immediate shore of the lake, where he
stood barking furiously. The unex-
pected appearance, SO close at hand, of
she scarcely knew what, startled the
fair stranger She lost her balance,
and in the effort 10 regain it upset the
skiff. A light scream as she beheld her
danger, vain look at the blue sky
overhead, and then her white form dis
appeared, with a splash, beneath the
deep waters.
The two young men remained, for
an instant, paralyzed spectators of this
catastrophe. Then the taller Of the
TWO, and the one who had first spoken
rapidly parted the underbrush before
him, and pausing on the rocky shore tc
mark where the white dress was sink
ing in the lake. plunged headlong down
The Newfoundland dog, at the same
moment, eaped into the lake, following
his master.
Like an arrow shot from the sky
through the profound depths of ,ht
waters, went the form of the rescuer.-
In less than a minute the form of lht
drowning girl was encircled by on,
arm of The stranger, while, with lh'
other, he assisted his assent TO the sur
face of the lake. Nero his Newfound
land dog, with glad bark. sprang tt
his assistance. The young man al
lowed the noble animal TO seize tn
sleeve of The inanimate female, ant
continuing to assist supporting her, sh
was now easily borne TO the shore.
Here, laid gently on shelving rock
where the sunbeams shone brightly, sh
drew deep breath and opened he
eyes. A deep blush sutiused her chee
, on recognizing two young men, bo,
strangers, watching her anxiously. Sh
rose upon one arm, looking inquiringl
+ around.
BE not alarmed" said her rescue
respectfully, "you are safe--it was bl
a moments immersion--allow US
conduct you home"
VI "Yes." replied the other, "ihe hotel
n = IL
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-31

VIOLIN ATTACHMENT TO THE PIANO.
DR.. Smith is writing letters to the Bos.
ton Transcript, descriptive of the curl
osities exhibited in The Glass Palace at
London. Ia his letter of May esd, the
following paragraph occurs:
In the group Of musical instruments
is an Invention of Z. 5. Wood, of Vir-
gnia, that is Rer without a crowd
about it. when The doors are opened
1t is the attachment of violin 10 a pi.
ano. 1t is a bona fde fiddle, played
with four bows, producing the softest
vibrations Of sound. Poganini could
not have excited more wonder in the
meridian Of his celebrity. If the per-
former is master OF the piano, the horse
hair runs 10 and fro on inclined plains.
with an activity that puts all common
elbows at defiance. II is an original
idea, clearly an American one-to 6d.
lie by machinery. Sir George Smart.
,ho distinguished composer and organ
/ Isl, the chairman Of the music jury. con.
/ lempIated lis movements long time
with evident amusement
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AGENTS FOR THIS PvPER.

: B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia.
Fayetts-Andrew J. Herndon.
Huntsrille-W.R r, Samuel, G H ,Burckhart.
Blooming Sharp.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Cdm5ridge--JoHN H. GRovE.
ChiHicothe--W. c. SAMUEL.
Mildn--Step phens, Hines g. Co.
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TERMS

uJTAn an extra copy 10 Tie getler up oil
the club.
IL No club subscriptions receiued unleSs
payment be made at the time of ordering the
papers.
UFNo old subscriber has right to en-
ter club until his old subscription is fully
paid up.
05-Al club subscriptions discontinued
(unless renewed) at the time for which ithey
are paid. Remilances can be made by mail
at our risk in all cases.
ADvERrrsING.-One dollar per square for
the first insertion, and half that price for
every subsequent inserlion-12 lines or less,
constituting square. c.
Recollect, according to the new postage
law, which goes into operation on the first ol
July, subscribers 10 the TIMES. in this coun-
ty, will receive it free Of postage; while to
those residing in adjacent counties it will be
merely nominal.
We respectfully ask Of our friends in this
and the adjoining counties, to give us little
assistance in extending our circulation, We
return them our thanks, for many unsolicited
favoIs,. and promise our best exertons tc
repay their kindness and merit continu
ance OF their favors.
CLARK H. GREEN.
Editor and Proprietor.
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STRONG ANTI-IMPROVEMENT
MAN.

The following double entendre was
perpetrated at public dinner a few
days since at Queenston, c. w:
Dam your canals, blast your furna-
ces, sink your coal pits, down with
your railroads, away with your electric
lelegraphs, and over with your suspen-
sion bridges"
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"A correspondent of the Lowell
Courier, wiring from San Jose Ms
sion, says that the bulls in that region
live to such great age that their own
ers have to faslen long poles to ihe.ends
of their horns 20 lei the wrinkles run
out on
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NEW TYPE-NEW DRESS.
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
Cheap as any paper i'm the
West.

About The first Of August next, the TINES
will appear in an
ENTIRELY NEW DRESS,
oil beautiful type, which is now being cast, at
the Foundry Of LADEw & Co., St. Louis,
expressly for that purpose. Our new adver>
tisiug type will be smaller than that now in
use, which will give more room for reading
matter. We prefer TO present our readers
with convenient sized sheet, we'll filled
with The Events and News Of the Day, than
to boast Of its size and have its columns fill
ed with dead advertisements and Prospectus
of Eastern Magazines and Papers.
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"Papa, have gurs got legsl"
"Wby, no. James"
"How do they kick. thenl"
, "They kick with their breecbes, m!
son."
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q. Ill. Burckhartt.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsville, Mo
IA Will practice law in the counties OF
Randolph. Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
TO him will receive his prompt attention. :,
Office in the 2d story above Mccampbell& g.
Coates store, oct24-5a'
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TERMS OF ADvERTisIN c

One square, (l2 lines or less,) One Dollar
for the first, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
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'GLASG0W WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, nez,
door to the Glasgow House.
For one year, If paid in advance, 50 90
If not paid before the end of the year, 3 90
CLUBS.
copies year in advance, o 90
10 I" Z" +" Is 90
80 " Z" /" 30 90
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CLARK H. GREEN.
Editor and Proprietor.

uFPosIage on Tue TINES dIleI VHe IsE
day OF July will be as follows:
PER QUARTER OF THREE MONTHS.
Within this County Free
MOI exceeding so miles out of the county 5cts
Any distance over 80 e. not over 800, 10
Over 800 and under 1000 miles 10"
Over 1000 and under 1000 miles 20"
Over 2000 and under 1000 miles %"
Over 1000 miles 3O ="
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W. DlGGEs DIRT. H. GRAVE
f. w. Digges &CO.

(Corner Market and lst street,)
GLASGOW, mo.
JNo. D. PERRY. THO. J. BARTHoLow
PERRY & BARTHOLOW,
Grocsrs, Dealers in Hemp, and Produce
Generally,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
GLASGOW, MO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-04

The M.,ena M.dlca, and which ia in ,eriect harmony
son q the whole '',sm acting dsc,y upon nerves
Mainsprings Of Life,
which hss whenever 1i th nsa
san excessive aeuon either local or general. 1t
Neither vomits nor Purges,
nor even the delicate stomach We can give
E.q p letter dated Columbia La. October a. 1885, in
Your Fehrfase has been used with wonderful .ucce.s
10 al least five hundred this river tOnscha ha
ossn used and n every case has acted ike always
aooas. Asar my knowedgs goes there is nothius to
Soupate with Il acts on The surface pores Of
lien, liss dowa and goes Sleep he swais and Is well.
hardly know ing what .ursd him. 1t is. emphaiicsly.
The Remedy for Fevers.'
In witness Of its remarkable curative pos ess, will add
lev n.. tom III Noble Of Caaws parish under dasO
ys,st Of eases of s.erswsy. restoring the paens
not hesitate 10 pf0nouncing II one OF the
Greatest Discoveries OF the Age"
oos 70 Son0 pSnss sSash o, such ssimony TO 81 an
the best prof. and all the ,ss aony we desire
forth ne MONEY! :.
psl:Exsi ps6 ounce bottle; % cents half
vs to eight saes which ess it the esapes, medicine
ne world: IL VII save aun,ne enough to for lssf
man twce ovef without n. areg the saving of time
bs, al dscountwl be made to dealers, and sales qua
| rssiird. $3.50 49,
None genuine. withou, our fac sims signature with the
W 'Ss sos Eecc" FsSrss on k ss
20, Sewt,, isans. blow in the wal.
CAUTIDN.-We wish he public to be particularly can.
oss not W purchase ANYTHING purporng be Ectrca
nge unless bearing the above ks OF genuineness
deem these femssks call for consequence petsnns
oen impossd upon by counteres pretended recipes
| daneerous. ~' ~ 80 ''e ,s'' eA"eue"
BY D,' ~ pfas Is 5sps,.y
I'LL, LIE mtAlGAN MUSTANG LiNiMENT. in any
%ent az su Nj p,'ss ,oge hs sh large sssor
and RETAIL at our depot ~ Magazine street, New
= q See advertisement Of Pepsin." iels smd&W
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WINYER,S
CAN Al IAN
YER FUcE
REMEDY s rfl||E|a|B| x a;s

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in from five hours after being administered is
also safe in its operation and more easily given than
other.
era years. and bee proved superior nd all pepara
tons for similar it is certain to e1pei Worms
shadow OF doubt about it. 1T CANNOT FAIL; This
are warranted in using and than facts will prove. No one
who has used it vii! any other when can be OBJ
tained Many have waited several weeks when the agent
has been ont, until he conId procure supply And
why? Because they had confidence in it. and knew that 1t
wOnd answer the purpose for which it designed.
Thou of certificates could be published If
Prove the statements, but single trial will
or staemens that could be written. Try il.
ET- be particular and remember the name. OWNERS
CANApIAN VERMiFUGE.' This is the only article
that can be depended upon. Remember this.
Prepared only BY JOHN WlNER co,
81 and ~ Maiden Lane, New York.
~ For sale WHOLESALE and retail by
]. WRIGHT & co. Isl Chartres street,
TT Sole Agent for the South. my,7 inov1
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OFFICIAL:


F" TaEAsuRER's orncs, ssccnp Music,rAurr,
p ESOLvED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
hereby, authorized advees during ninety days Il
the official paper of the nnicipaity. that the Council i
69NDs Of the state Q! Louisiana s9dSssi hS Mum.
proposals TO sell said bonds 10 that will be
BY the Council until the fifth IN July next when
they will be acted on and ii satisfactory this Council and
to the Treasurer OF the State. will BE- accepted. :
Notice is hereby Gven in conformity with the fosesons
resolution tina aed proposals. sell 70 this Municipality
Bonds OF the oil Louisiana, endorsed BY this unics
paiiy amount Of fifty thousand dollars, (eb0UW,)
will be rece we'd at this Office until the filth Tuesday Of July
next.
sealed proposals to be addressed the Council Of Munich
paly No. Two and TO be endorsed offer for State B0nds
aug I'd WIN. "A GARLAND, Treasurer.
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GRECIAN FANCHEAONIAN DROPS

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY tor, and will
positively cure the Sick Headache, Chs and Fever.
Jaundce Dyspepsia, Chronic liarh1a. Sea- ckness Tho
lera and Cholera nfanum and restore healthy action to
the Liver without particle of caome mercury. quinne
morphine entering into their compound They do pur
port tn be remedy for all Of diseases that eshs heir
positively cure They will also all deranger ents Of
the stomach, and relieve om those aches and pains through
the system commlnly called rheumatism.
or Worm Medicine, there none better.
tV Prepared only by Dr. J. =. FANGHrR, 140 Fu ton
street, New York. few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale ard retai by
,--1.- e. ID. BEACH, l27 Canal street,
u AGENTS. for Louisiana Alabama, Mississippi. Ar
kansas. Texas and Florida fell 1yd& w
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Lafayette Line.
MEDICAL De. OF OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
50 POYDRAs STREET, New Orleans

OS. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally hat he has purchased the entire interest Of
59POfDRAas STREET. and hiss fitted it ny al consider.
able Tor the Patent Medicine business. Having
generally with every article in this line, be socis
given to q twho may iayor him with their patronage
The fol wing list only comprises part Of his extensive
assortment which and H be furnished to the Trade
leaepnaht terms any other hQuse In the South:
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TIE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice.
prepared from Rennet or
The stomach of the Ok,
after directions given by
Baron Leihig, the great
Physiological Chemist,
by j. =. boushion, NJ.
ID No II North Eighth
street, Philadelphia, the
opiv ,mmed,ata and nev.
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2:{3!y5;R:S
EIIIIla;Sl;Ll;i7|sSlESl1l4

A CERTAGNApr and effectual remedy for
"A Diarhea, Dysentery, Cholera Cholera Morhus, and
her dssases Of the stomach and bowels Ii has been used
~ great numbers OF persons with the highest satisfaction and
physicians themselves have pronounced of the most
uahe remees known, because positively the d.
sease. tQr which it is recommended.
Sold by all the principal ggis's in the United States
E., BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
apla lYd& w AnnihecntY and Druggist. LIZ Canal At.
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= EtsNPHiAA Khk HALsAM -
COHEN having had 20 years experience oilers the
~ above inlallble remedy for all Dseases Der. H6Qn
aiming to the EYE. Ophthamis, Of five year. EVE<yA
asassdins. cured 70 II weess the Tear in the Eye,
being stone hind for months the sig of ons
yen three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
70 years, by using on'y drop, enabled TO read thf
newspaper without them by candeight hours aer In.
tamma'ion Of days cured By single drop |, gives
nrllancy To the Eye, and aso strengthens the sigh,
Street. - - - 10
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SPEEDS
FEVER TONIC

with which any one,
without any particular
knowledge OF medicine,
Is enabled to cure any OF
the 'eveu incident to .
southern climate. In
rom Two TO TWENTY
HOURS,
IT,. I. ,.- .s
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A the above list only comprises some of the leading art
cess dealers and others informed that their orders will he
sromp,. .Sppsd with any article in the Patent Medicine
~ J. H. 10 sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
Es Tor the Ststs- Of icrisisna and Mi.i..igpi
MoEIE,asT " LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BlrTERS.
and WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
The trade supplied RESPONSIBLE tsEms. ap2l DIV w "
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THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No.
" camp street lShiff' e new budngs) now open
exsm,ne the very extensive ooiection Of PORTRAITS.
patrons
~ by the superior arrangement of the LIGHT inths
Operating Room constructed expressly this with
an Immense SKy-LIGHT, and by a NKw CHEMICAL PRO-
CESS used in preparing the Plates The Portraits are produced
IN very short o. time (ony few seconds) exhibiting
hgh degree Of PERFECTION, with the proper and natural
not be fa.hke. ~ ~ ~
q choice variety of new style Enameled and Gu
graved L0cKETs Of the finest Gold and best work mansb
prices. $50 '"o'T ~
" Artists supplied with every article used in the Da
gueneoype at Rev York prices. E. JACOBS,
ga BIN No. SO Camp street, New ()yleans