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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24
Tariff Of Rates. Ha
FREIGHT THE SAME BY Oul

Tariff of Rates. Ham, roG r. r
(FRElGHT THE SAME BY burg. Depot at
BOTH TRAINS Augusta
Say from Charleston t. Incl'g toll
LIST Class--Consis.ing of & dIayage
Boxes HAS, Bonneis, & a, Bridge
Furniture, pr cubic foot Sets lOc.
I'd Glass
BIKES and bales Div
Goods. Shoes, Saddlery,
Glass. Drugs, &c., &c..
per 100 lbs. as so
Sd Glass
Bageing. Rope, Butter.
Cheese, Tobacco, Leah
er, Feathers. Loaf and
Crushed Sugar, Hides,
Cotton Yarns and DO
mes,ics, Down, Tire,
Bar and Sheet Iron,
Window Glass, Paints.
Oil. Crockery and Glass
Ware, lin crates or
casks Castings, Hard.
ware. Hollow Ware.
Lard, TalIow, Beeswax,
bales OF Rags. Ginseng,
Mill Gearing, Bacon
Goose &c., SC. 20 IS
An Glass
Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Pig
Iron, Mill and Grind
Stones, Mails Bacon in
boxes and casks 10 20
Specific .Articlcs-
Salt IN sacks 25 80
Flour, bhs. 20 80
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Rye,
Peas, SC. 3
Pipes and hhds. Liquor 800 a 90
Quarter Casks and We,
Barrels, IS 90
Drv Barrels, &c., &c =, SO rs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

VAnn Yards CarpetIne various grades
1O!iO lust received aud for sale unu-
sually low.
McEWEN & GILLESPIE.
April %, 1851.
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A By By '''"s'' SIX 5. <. R ZEE e; sa''
Aug. %, 1851.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

FRANKLIN HOUSE,
4 doors above Gould and Barkly. abore
W. Kitchens. and a belo,o Buford,
Bale g. Co.,
BROAD STREET,
.9UGVSTq, E.A.
THIS Hotel is situated IN a business part
L of the city, and as convenient as anv 9th
er House to The Depot Georgia Rail Road.
The proprietor will he pleased TO see his
friends and The travelling public generally,
promising on his part nothing shall be
wanting TO make them comfortable and
their stay agreeable.
Price of Board per dav 81 .25.
D. B. RAMSEY,
Proprietor.
JAS. A. WEAVER, OF Tenn,
assistant.
REFERENoE-J. Fl. Lowry and Byo,herz
of Tennessee.
SEPT 2. lS5l-6m 155
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New Goods----New Goods!

TIME subscribers would call the airen.
l. ton of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee, TO their
extensive assortment of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24
: = 900 eases CT General so~H5.sfr mn
oG &erYolrs s.uer.y. "aEi
Euvzecua15ne & er.z5al.

s. % reae~s AMI ia'l-'s'tr ts ss.taa, ese a-. .-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24

~ quantity Of improved and unimprove.
.as-@ LAAD IN the NJ eh5orhool OF Franklin
y IS. Tor sale on reasonable terms, by
A. COBB, .7rent
for the purchase and sale of real Estate. paw
ing taxes examining titles &c.
Franklin. Wis. sept. %. 1912 So =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

PRorosED INsuRREcTIoN IN EURoPE.-
We learn from the New York EIpresS that
a bold and determined step has just been
taken by Mazzini and his associates-the
acknowledged heads of the so-called repub-
lican party of 1taty-in issuing a proclana-
ton which gives open warning of another
general revolution in Europe. The proc!a-
nation is dated at London, September 80,
and was published at Genoa on the 4th of
October, Sardinia being the only place, they
say, in which the printing press is free. 1t
calls upon Italians to be prepared for a
simultaneous Instruction, and prescribed
the principles and rules of proceeding in the
first stages of the movement, states that a
society called the Friends of Liberty has
been founded in England, to collect contri-
buttons and promote triumph by the press,
public meetings, parliamentary action and all
other conscientious means.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

MAIL SERvIcE.-We see it announced
that there is TO be an immediate daily mail
from St. Louis to Boonville on both sides of
the river, and to be continued on the south
side Of the river TO Lexington and Rich
mond-thence daily mail in effect to Wes-
ton. But we in the interval between Roche
port and Richmond must we suppose, be
content with old abuses, crawfishing, back
from bad to worse, till "hope deferred makes
the heart Sick" and we cease complaining
from sheer espair.--BrmSricker
"Never give it up So" We-the folks Of
this place,--aro going TO set ourselves 10
work to have the daily mail continued to this
place, at least. We think we can show the
"facts and figures" to bringit. Better unite
with us, and attempt to procure daily line
to Brunswick, than get "heart sick"-the
very thing the Opposition desire. If the
daily service should terminate at Brunswick,
considering the vast amount of mail matter
that diverges from there and this office, the
amount of matter to be carried through from
there, to the intersection at Ray, from the
south-side, would be so small as to be nc
hindrance to speed, even in the worst stages
Of travelling.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
Portrait of Uncle Sam.

A writer in the Southern Literary Gazette
gives the following graphic pen and ink
sketch of our respected uncle.
SIN personal appearance, Uncle Sam is
tall, bony, healthy looking man, apparently
of forty-fve; for, though born in l776, he
bears his age well, and seems to be getting
younger every day. He loves TO brag ofhis
establishment, and puts himself on such an
equality with the people, that train of han
gers-on are always at his elbow. There
are always at his table number of gray
headed old veterans, who were his compan-
ions in youth, and of whose services he con-
tinualiy speaks. He loves TO boast how Tom
Such one saved his life at Bunker Hill, and
how Dick Some body whipped fellow that
assaulted him at Eutaw. He often, too,
wipes his eyes when he looks at the picture
off tall General; hanging up in his parlor,
who, he says, whipped fellow named Pack
enham, who once tried TO take away one Of
his girls and cotton bale. On these occa-
sions, Uncle Sam viii become greatly excl
ted, and, taking offhis cooked hat-which,
he says, was the gift ofhis old friend GEORGE
WAsurvGroN-wil swear he has the best
land in the world, and can out run, out jump,
and whip any man on the bill. In praising
his friends and his plantation, Uncle Sam Of
ten makes himself ridiculous, but, in truth,
these are eccentrcities OF character which
is SO mixed up with generous virtues, as to
be excusable. Though inclined to peace, he
can sometimes play the brnggart, and is one
Of those who, while he will give his life in
,bo wav Of friendship, in the matter of bar
rains will sickle on the ninth part of hair
At any attempt upon him of this character
he will shoulder his cane and act out as ma
nv manoenyres as a halfpay lieutenant OF In
faptrv. On the whole, he is one OF thos'
who will cudgel his best friend on a eaus'
in which heis engaged and embrace his bit
terest enemy, in whose conduct is ObseFva
HE the smallest principle of magnanimit.
ard honor"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
Lamps! Lamps!

TUST received per Banner State, a large stock of
y Lamps, embracing Plain Brass Stand, Single
and Double marble Base Of Gilt, Bronze and Da-
mask stems, also Archer Warmers heaviest brass
base No PA, with extra large Globes, all of which
can be trimmed with Al inch star drops which adds
much TO their beauty.
ALSO-l dozen more of those much called for
Patent Candlesticks, Gone of the greatest inven-
tons of the age in way of Candlestcks,) from the
factory of Archer & Warner, Philadelphia.
Together with q and inch Globes and Cones;
all of which will be sold very low
Nov, &. l.. ID. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

MACON CIRcuIr CouRT.-We learn from
the Bloomington Gazette, that the Novem-
Der Term of the Circuit Court of Macon
county, was adjourned over until the Spring
Term, in consequence of the indisposition
of Judge Hall.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP COODs,

7 C. TRUEFITT & Co, are now selling their
- entire stock at small advance on cost. The
stock consists mostly Of new and seasonable goods
bought in the eastern cities this fall, viz:
Blankets of all sizes and colors
Lnseys and gala plaids
Shawls in every variety
French and English merinos
Mousn de lanes and cashmeres
Wooden hosiery aud gloves
Silk, cotton and kid gloves and hose
Bonnet and dress silks
Rich bonnet and neck ribbons and flowers, to-
gether with large lot Of Boots and Shoes.
The public may be assured of finding all they
need, either useful or fancy articles and at the low
est possible price for cash or short credit, at
J. c. TRUEFiTT & CO.'S.
Chiles' old stand, corner Water and Market sts
Glasgow, October 2, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

B-A suggestion has been made that the
government authorize envelopes to be made
with the prepayment stamp engraved upon
them. 1t would save world of trouble.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

FIRE.-We learn that the house of Mr..
Doxey, in Bowling Green Pcairie, in Chart
ton county, was consumed by fire last week.
The building was not yet finished and the
fire is presumed to have originated from a
pile of burning rubbish which was left near
the premises
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
EXTENSIVE FALL ST1rK!
100000 WORTH!
All Bound to be Sold----Profit or no Profit
NOW FOR BARGAINS!

n REENABAUM & BARTH, FAYETTE, Mo-,
VI would announce TO their Friends and the
Public, that they have just received and have now
ready for sale, the largest
Stock Of Goods
ever brought to Fayette, which they are determined
to sell at Cash prices lower than any house in this
every description of
DRESS GOODS,
among which are Nous de LANES, at from 20 to
80 cts per yard new style de laines all wool,
70 cts per yard; 30 doz Bay State Shawls, from So
to SO each; 90 doz Cloth shawls, all colors, from
81 80 to 80 eacf new style Plaid Silks, &c.,
very handsome and cheap.
We also beg to call particular attention to our
stock of
Ready Made Clothing, Jewelry, Boots,
Shoes, Family Groceries, &c.
In Short every article the wants of the country call
for will be found at our establishment, very cheap.
CYThe highest prices paid for Dried Fruit,
Flax seed, sc.
Cy7We solicit call.
GREENABAUM g. BARTH.
Fayette, Nov. 6, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

H5eThe Cleveland Plaindcaler knows
"that Judge Douglass is the second, if not
the first choice of the Ohio Democracy for
the Presidency
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

Democracy OF MARION UNITED.-Seven-
teen Antics and Five Bentonites recently
healed the breach in the division of the par
ty, and united upon platform, which we
have not room to give. A large meeting that,
to create as much talk as it does-among the
antics.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

ALMOST A FIRr.-Last Friday evening,
about ii o'clock, an old frame building, on
I'd Street, formerly occupied as a hotel, but
at present occupied as a Carpenters and
Cooper shop, was discovered 10 be on fire
The fire was discovered before it had got a
good start, and was easily subdued. The
building is to be torn down. Persons should
be very cautious of firc-and see that their
fues and stove pipes are in proper order.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
HORSE SHOE & WROUGHT NAILS

500 pounds Horse Shoe Nails
300 do Wrought do assorted
in store and for sale by
Aug. 81. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

}The State Lunatic Asylum will be
open for the reception of patients on the
first of December. The Bylaws of the
Institution are deposited in the County
Clerks office of each county, for the in
spection of those interested.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
JOS. s. MANSON, DAVID C. ROBBINS,
MANSON e. Robbins.
SUCCESSORS TO jas. w. HARRIS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
AND DEALEs IN
Every description of Produce,
WATER ST., GLASGOW, MO.

VNHE undersigned have, this day, associated
i themselves together, under the firm of MANSON
& ROBBINS, and respectfully tender their services
TO the public. They will always be prepared to
pay the highest market rates, in cash. for any art-
Gle of Produce that will be shipped from this point.
and having commodious and convenient Ware
houses, will pay particular attention to Shipping
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Receiving and For
warding of Merchandise, and hope by strict atten-
ton 10 business to merit continuance Of the libeI-
al patronage bestowed on the late house of J. W.
Harris. JOS. S. MANSON.
DAVID G. ROBBINS.
Glasgow, Oct. %, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

I5sIIon. VIM. T. Haskell, Mexican
War Colonel, late M. G. from Tennessee,
is now lecturing through that State on Tenn
perance, in behalf of the Sons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
yAIUAaLE rARu FOR SAFE.

T PROPOSE TO SELL MY FOUR FARMS,
l. lying in Randolph County, about one and half
miles south Of Huntsville, on the road leading TO
Fayette, and containing in all about
1000 ACRES.
These Farms lie together in one tract, and will
sell them separately together, TO suit purchasers.
There is a comfortable dwelling house on each
GOOD out houses-plenty Of well water and water
Cor stock There is also an abundance Of timber
on each Farm.
On two Of the Farms, there are two large and
sommodious Tobacco Factories, which | have
used in putting up Tobacco. Persons DESTROYS of
ambarkng in the Tobacco trade would do well 10
rive me call.
There are about one hundred acres in cultivation
IN the Farm where / live. Besides a neat frame
lweng of several rooms, there are also conven-
ent kitchens, an excellent smoke house. a saddle
,ouse, ice house, good well of water, blue grass
5ard o.namented with trees, large garden, and
al nicely enclosed.
There are also OH the premises, several good ne
gro cabins, stables, corn cribs, meadows. large
blue grass pasture, and a well selected Apple Or
chaTd Just beginning TO bear. All of which rem
ltrs this Farm one of the most desirable country
residences in this section of the State. Attached
10 this Farm, also, is a Large Tanning Establish
mcnt, which / viii sell with the Farm or separate
ly, as purchasers NAV desire.
1erms.-I will sell the whole or any part for
cash or on time, 10 suit purchases.
LEWIS COLLIER.
Huntsville, Mo. Oct ?, 1S5.--2m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
NEW GOODS.

NEW dTUFEJS.
rTNHE subscriber begs leave 10 say to his GUS
l. toners and friends, that he is now receiving
and opening his
Fan and Winter seek of Goods,
embracing every variety of Dress Goods. Capes
and Collars, Sleeves, ChcmizetIes, Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings. KID and cashmere Cloves of ov-
cry variety, silk and linen cambricb Handkerchiefs,
blk and fancy Silks, silk Laces and Fringes,
crimped Ribbons, &c.
ASs0-A large stock Of Flannes, Plaid In
seys. bed and coat Blankets. brown and b.eacit'd
Sh;rngs and Sheetings, Tckngs. apron Checks,
Prints, G;nghams, and Furniture P.ints, &c, to-
gether with large lot of
ReadT-1iade Cs0t;sinG.
EOOts, and Sh0es, Hats, and Caps.
Had and Queen ware,
all of which will be sold on reasonable terms.
GyF Please give me a call before purchasing.
LOGAN ID. CAMERON.
Glasgow, September %, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
FINLEY s. DCUGIqENTY,
CHARLES 4 Ilt.
ST. LOUIS, MO-,

ST. LOUIS, MO-,
II EEP constantly on hand, of their own manu-
N facture, Carriages, Barouches and Buggies,
together with harness. of the best style and material
Persons visiting the City respectfully invited TO
call at their establishment.
Refer to Mr.. JOHN ID. Perry, Glasgow, Mo.
with whom orders may be left
St Louis. Nov. 9. lS5l-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
STOVES, lE;A,. GRoc t F. ,,, HARD
WATCHES s. JEWELLERY.

John Chamberlain,
d RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, custom
II ers, and the public generally, that he has inst
received a new and splendid assortment Of Jewel
nv, consisting of
Clocks. Watches. Rings. Bracelets,
Fancy Goods, sc.
TO which their attention is invited His stock en-
braces every description of Watches, for Ladies
and gentlemen, together with beautiful assortment
of guard and fob chains, keys and seals; ear and
finger rings; breast pins and bracelets, in great
rety; miniature cases and medallion locket.; studs
and pencil cases, various kind; combs, brushes,
perfnmery, sc. &C. together with numerous other
articles of luxury, use and ornament, all of which
he will sell very low.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock
Particular attention paid to repairing fine watch
es, or any article of Jewelry.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
Oct 2. Sign of the Big Watch.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

New Butchery--Fresh Meats.
T'HE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
l. citizens of Glasgow and vicinity, that he is
now prepared to furnish
FRESH MEATS
Of all kinds, daily. He has erected a new and
complete slaughteI-hcusc, in the lower part of the
City. and will have his meat on sale every morning,
and Saturday evenings, in the frame house. on ID
street. % door below Digges' Drug Store He
asks share of patronage, assuring the public that
nothing but good meat, carefully handled, will be
offered.
CT \ good article of sausages constantly on
hand.
C1J' The highest market price, in cash. paid for
beet cattle, young sheep, and shoats
PHILIP FOUST
Glasgow, Sept 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

1=The Eastern Paper mail failed Tues
day. The stage came in at a late hour, but
brought nothing but the way mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
Thanksgiving.

To-day is recommended by the Govern
ors of the different States of the Union, to be
observed as day of Thanksgiving.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
XTESIVENE ARRANGEMENTS
ron THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
1851.

TNHE subscribers are now receiving a very fine
i and complete assortment of
Foreign G Domestic Dry Goods,
Including a choice variety CT the neaiest and most
durable styles and fabrics, in Ladies' Dress Goods
and trimmings, Bay State and other shawls. Amer
lean, French and English prints and all other de-
scriptions Of Goods for ladies and children's wear
and use.
Cloths, cassimeres, sattinets, tweeds, vestinss
blanket and beaver cloths, all kinds, fanneis,
bed tex, linseys, ard every kind of
Domestic Goods, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, socks. sc.
Which have been carefully and eisurely select
ed by competent agents in the Eastern cities, when
prices were at the very lowest point, and to which
we will be constantly adding through the season
so that our friends will find full stock and at the
loirost cash prices of the season.
We also offer at as low prices as they can be
found anywhere above ST. Louis large assortment
of
| STOVES, FAMILY GROCERIES,, HARD
WARE, CHINA& GLASSWARE, WOOD
EN- WARE, IRON, NAILS, sc. &C.
f5%To which the attention of our friends and
the public is respectfully invited with the asst
rance that our prices will be in erery department
and in each article as low as Goods of correspond
ing qualities can be purchased in the western coun-
try on any Terms and every reasonable effort will
, be made 10 give our customers entire satisfaction
| Respectfully, BOON, TALBOT X SMITH.
Fayette Sept. IS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
w. w. WILSON. Glasgow.

TTHE undersigned having taken up his residence
L in Glasgow, for the Winter, offers his services
to the Merchants, Tradesmen and Mechanics of the
place, to Post their Books, Settle their Accounts
and Collect their Bills, on reasonable terms.
Glasgow nov 10 w. w. WILSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
F @ R S A | {,

TIAVING fully resolved TO remove from Glas-
l. l. gov, | now offer for sale my beautiful and
commodious Private Residence, situated in full
view of the Missouri river. on the lower hill of
the town. The dwelling (fcame) consists Of seven
rooms and two halls, placed in connection by u
regular doo"s--one large fou~-fold door-and well
ventilated by % mostly double sash windows
Bes des there is cellar underneath the Dining
Room. for wine, sweet-meats, &c perfectly finish
ed. The windows all furnished with venetian
blinds, large +. ont and back porch, brick wa
Ter closet, and every portion of the house newly
painted and papercd, and conveniently arranged for
stoves. The whole Of it is new, and in a good a
state Of preservation as money and will let it,.
Close 70 the house there is frame kitchen. with
a vegetable cellar, frost and wafer proof-a SER
wants chamber, and a smOke-houSe. with back
porch, all well ventilated, and of easy communca-
tion.
There is shed for irewood, and a room for
garden utensl.; convenient stable, with room
for four horse two COW stalls; and a calf STALL
a passage fo~ feeding, and coI-crib large enough
to contain 80 bbls. corn. Ioolny loft; carr age
house; and wagon shed attached all well finished
ard in good repair
\ well. with a new we,l-house, and a never.
ia ling stream Of pure l,me-stoae water: largc
stable 10; garden containing D lots, win grea
abundance OF shade and bearing fruit trees, vine
yard, large asparagus beds, and ST. lwberry patel
containing some of the best and largest species; an,
almost a supertluty of shrubbery, nUwe.s, &C.
Tie garden is laid oil in beds and walks. with fin,
bleaching ground, and broad walks leading to al
the different apartments. My house is furnished
with fashionable furniture, glasses, curtains. car
pets, sc. all of which | propose selling, when o
10 whom | sell the house,
! l shall give fail warrantee deed, and my term
are such as should suit almost any family of res
| pectab,ity, and properly in want of a house.
TERMs.-One-third cast; one-third in two year
and a half; and onc-hird in fveycars, with securi
/ ~ and interest from day of purchase.
Possession given Isl of February next.
CHAS. b. FALLENSTEIN.
| Glasgow Sept. II, 1881.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
SLEI0 s. TYRONE gHoy.

WE have Just received and viii have arranged
W for sale in our IRON WAREHOUSE under the
tiiES OFFICE III Iew days. the largest stock of
Iron and Steel ever brought 10 this market commit
sin every ',se and description wanted by black
smiths. Gu7 which We will sell FoR CASH. or 10
PuvcTCAl DEA.EHs. on SHORT TINE. at a SMALL
ADVANCE on COST. In;s lot Of Iron was purchas-
ed at unusually low rates, md feiStef wnder con-
tract. which enables TO orier inducements to pur-
chasers. of whom we ask an examination.
Aug. p. PERRY s BARTHOL0W.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
NEW GOODs!--NEsv GOODs!!

NEW GOODs!--NEvv GOODS!!
At the Big Missouri Cheap Cash Store.
r am now receiving and opening splendid
J. stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, cheaper than
any before offered in this market. My
styles of Ladies' Dress Goods
are beautiful, and it is a pleasure 10 show them
Among them is fine assortment of black dress
goods, fine figured Alpacas, general assortment
of Delanes, Cashmeres, &c, together with trim
mings to correspond Black Cashmere Shawls,
embroidered; and fine Bay State Shawls, in great
variety of colors.
For GeDtIcmen's wear.
| have superior assortment of fine French Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satnets, Vest Patterns, fine
Satin Vestings, Hard Times, farmers Satin Vest
ings, &C., together with large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
consisting of fine dress and frock Goats, Sacks,
Pants, Vests and under-clothing, of every variery
usually called for in this market. | shah endea-
vor TO keep constantly on hand full assortment
in this department. My stock of
Roots, Shoes. Hats and Caps,
is very full, and cannot be excelled either as to
quality or price.
have also general assortment of Hardware
and Cutlery, large LOT of fine China Tea Sets,
and common ware, which offer unusually low.
ID. BRONSON.
Glasgow, September 25, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
silver Ware.

lust received large stool; of silver ware, of
y all kinds, for table use, and for sale cheap
Cash paid for old .od and silver, or taken in ex-
change for new goods: "
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
oct2 Sign of the Big Watch.