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DAILY CRESCENT.
TO LoNGFEL.LoW,

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Not thine the Italian strain Of old,
The exile's, who, with sorrow wrung
Swept the wild Tyre whose music told
Lsgends, which only God had sung
~ ~ Su' I oso.e W VIZ syJs 49,. ,e
MAI -. 80; .. .s"a;s. ..,n.;nrs
~ ~ ME-. MI, vi 1919. -. v,;,b s..,
A. ~. ,s.. -. ~ s..,s;.. ss;s;, S;ncs
The spell Of foet and OF Seer!
Setting tho pencil when its tiRts
From Angels fingers faltering fell,
4. " amplihsd Gods awful hints
80 - y
Nts his, TIE sightless lard sublime,
Whsse spirit from Earth's ills set free,
Lsft il DE hunying hand Of Time,
Iho paRss Of Eternity!
8 Tfiumphsnt over wrong and pain,
With Night forever ON his eyes
Inthat drear midnight, not in vain,
Lila Her Of EndoT, his deep strain
Babe gods from out the Earth to rise y
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TAXATION IN ST. Lou1s-The State tax is
now oiie-fth Of per cent. or twenty cents upon
every hundred dollars worth of property. The
county tax is the same amount. The additional
county is one-twentieth of per cent. or five
cents upon the hundred dollars. The road tax is
one-tenth of one per cent. or ten cents upon the
hundred dollars. The total amount of the State
and county taxes is sixty-ive cents upon the hun
dred dollars. The city tax is one dollar and fifteen
cents upon the hundred dollars. The whole amount
Of water tax for the present year will be about
$4,000. If this sum is fairly distributed among
the whole population, it will be about onetenth of
one per cent. or ten cents on the hundred dollars
To these must be added wharf rates. taxes for local
Improvements, and the usual amount Of other spe-,
cial taxes. They will amount to about one-fifth of
one per cent. all told, twenty cents upon the
hundred dollars. Now, il we add all these city
the county, it will give the enormous amount OF
two dollars and ten cents upon upon every hundred
dollars worth of property in St. Louis lSf. LOUIS
paper.
ONO CANNOT FEED ALL ENGLAND.--A para
graph in the Buffalo Courier, copied 10 our
columns shorf time ago, stated that the State OF
Ohio could raise wheat enough to feed all Eng
land. We regarded this statement as an exaggera-
tien, but were hardly disposed 10 confrovert such
an assertion, coming from The midst Of great wheat
growing region without bringing forward facts to
sustain our position. The Albany Argus has since
published some statistics in relation to this matter
which proves the Courier 10 be very wide Of the
truth. 1t appears from the Patent Office report
that the production of wheat in the State Of Ohio
in l84O was l6 ST. 500 bushels in l845, Il, SIR
900. The consumption of wheat in England in
1896, was stated by Lord Hawkesbury, then Sc
cretary of State, to be 100000 quarters, or
4S 600 600 bushels, quantity three times greater
than was raised in Ohio in either Of the above
named years. In 1916, the. consumption was esti-
mated at Is, 200 900 quarters, 12l 600 600 bush
els, greater quantity than the whole production
Of the Union in l845, which was estimated at
LOG 54S 600 bushels. Boston Traveller.
CHURCH OF ENGLANp.-The revenue of the es-
tablished church in England and Ireland, amounts
to 612 100000. Half OF this enormous sum is
spent as follows;
Archbishop of Canterbury, f46,000
Archbishop Of York, - $4,000
Bishopric of Durham, 10000
Bishopric of London, $4,000
The other 25 Bishops, about $4,000 each, 10000
Digni6ed clergy, Archdeacons, Deans, etc.,
in number about 1000, at income Of
$4,000 each, 100000
Aristocratical non-residents, about 5000, at
an income of e., 900 each, - : 5000 600
I<la l,clr ,.b s-al IN nod,
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CHERRY LUMBER.
TUST RECEIVED Two flatboat loads Cherry
LUMBER, of the following dimensions; 3Ss,4s4
q and 4 Soantling 2, IA and inch Plank; x, /,
sITALsS@BLACK WALNUT PLANK. BOARDS and
SChNTLING. For sale at the
ARCADE Mills MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD,
-, Office, Is ST. Joseph street, near the I,eyee,
ap. Nv HENRY T. SHERMAN.
IiGAk, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
md fopACSO-The subscribers have constantly on hand
Ms.oo IN io's 70 suit purehasers, Cuba, Havana Florida
PRS NWy kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri WRAP
use. ~ ri 3 s,san markst ana fof piantauon
%c.I OkNER h RENSHAW,
eS- 90 lamp street and 4s9 Tchouptoula street
oo oe,eo 70 order fei Iy
I h IA baskets of Colbert Il Co.'S
ia6 II "''' onampssne, inst received and for sale by
lNSEED OIL-75.barreIs No,,hs., -
- IN. In STORE and for sale BY Aihseed
yhl,r NATHAN JARVIS Il co.
INNS comes Magazine and Common .,s
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N1oIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS
4. I y ID
W. e

"A az ~, r. ana sale remedy for, and will positively
cure me SICK Headache, Chlls and Fever Jnundice
b nhronic Diarhea. Sea Sickness CholeIa anil
wbont hahium and restore healthy action 10 The Liver
semeaye n INTO Gil Their compound They purpor 10 be
penence warrants saying the above thew ,SI ne,
uvey cure They will also correct all despgpments NJ H.
acn ana relieve from those aches pains throu ghont
me system commonly called rheumatic ~ 's"out
IN az M excellent remedy for the Gravel. and as a Verm
iuge o. " orm medicine, there is none better ''
EV Prepared only by Dr. J 8. FANCi,rp Ian E,,
street, New York few doors from, BtoadwsV " utoh
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
s-.x- E. ID. BEACH 1877 Canal s,ree,
EV AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama Nssssnn 'setIt,
sun, IeN,s ao rOrlda b11-fyd&w
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DANCING ACADEMIES

DANCING ACADEMY,
MI Il. T. CLlSSEY respectfully informs the ladies
A'L and Gentlemen of NewOeans that his Dancing IA.
Academy will be opened MONDAY next, Nov. A. at 7
Mis- No Caoudelet street. between Common and aIE1T
IVY Canal streets, where he will mos. 10y
E fashionable Danee, now in vogue such the following
"a French SatadriHes,
pnlse Dsu1 Temps, Polka MazOurka,
TatSe 1roes Temps, German Polka Walt,
Polka du Salon, La Redoaoa
The Scottish Polka
Mr. G. will teach Dances to lAde, nd ,s,,I.
men in q course OF fftseniesso
IL Private Glasses for ies gsnte,nsntr1rn t o,Ioc
svery day.
NJ Class for Children from O'Clock TIL dark on MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS,
~ Class for gentlemen fto'n haLpa tin TO- every night
Se"ofieahs, NOr = l5oO' n2 SIN
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CODE OF PRAcTIcE.-The new "code of prac.
hce. has passed the General Assembly It will
no doubt receive the sanction Of the Executive and
may be regarded as a law. We have thought it
nignt be interesting to our readers to state here
oneny and IN general terms a few of the more
prominent and important changes which the code
8.sea in the modes Of administering justice in this
Sue. II Is, in all material respects, the same AZ
y w. reported BY the commissioners, the amend
.nm - r.. 20 BY the Legislature not changing
1, ihe present report of the comm; ss;one,s ax
Tended only TO- the practice in civil actions II tb,
circuit courts" :" CAV" ac'iohs III the
Z. It aboli.hes the distinction b.t,ys.n
ana equity SO fsF as to allow legal and 'eo,,ahl,.
Ign's, e'c, to be enforced in the same conrt nd IN
.as .sme aceon. The difference in the modes q
proof and trial is still preserved. >'e 'hoaes o.
). II abolishes all common law for,n -
and establishes in their stead tvo othss ac'lon,
remedies in all civil cases. viz i. c;v;, ' u, o.
q A special proceeeding Hciyil action h.na' oa
ordinary proceeding to enforce or protect nr,y an
nges. or 70 redress or prevent private xv,nnu ~
for the recovery Of penalty or forfeiture &c. 81
osnsf remedy IN civil case being special prc.
4. Ths common law mode of pleading give,
pace q BRET and plain statement, in common
Ngunge, a the cause Of action and of the defence
h H. esch party is required to verify respectively
W favit
...h -s-h party may examine his adversary upon
.,os Unit court is to appoint examiners in
.ssI = ...! seiore whom all dispositions 10 BE-
:. The limitstisss taken. ~ .-s.
co..ueenssJ h.ss within which actions shall be-
upifssm. mi =. h.r.s e modified and made more
W, Commonwealth.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

REDUCTION OF PRICES!
I'm and after Sunday, the 18th inst, the fare will
~ be reduced to Twenty five Gents for Excursion
11cketo and from the Lac The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake, and only good for the
NEW ORLEANS,
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~ Mapa and Hump Rope-of all sizes;
G4e-llemp and Cotton;
At&&EeS all sizes;
Pawn 48iler Sheives--al sizes.
Paten Roller Bushings;
s1kes and Nails;
OHrs and Skulls--all sizes
Paints Oils and Varnishes
Hardware-.a general assortment for shin use.
Crockery, EarhenwaIe and Giassware. ''
RroOms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather.
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes.
Groceries, Wines and Iiquors--1f All dss,r;r,io,
t5- For sale on the reasonal NE terms Nv
L. WOOD Y co on the Levee Posi- ii Second
mis- M'ty and No. Red Store. tTbi19 M,,v
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.

Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
Of its virtues My wife had been affected or long time with
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would afe
the first place 1t months since she has beer
free Of the affection consd and recommend it most
valuable medicine Its effect has been very great
in addition to relieving the breast. SWALLOW, 70 Water
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II. Al CONANT'S
Soda, Sarsapartlla and Mineral Water
Mandatory, asa GirOd street.
A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends
and The public generally that he still continues to manu-
iacture SODA. SARSAPARILIIA, MEAD and NINE
BAL WATERS the above establishment and warranted
aa to any Europe America. supply constantly on
fE Orders from the country promptly attended tn and
eafe,qy put up ship, in barrels of from to 10 Dozen
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SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY.

AAESPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,
20S GirOd Street, Men Orleans.
WHEELER, Pc TEES u CO., would res
w pegttuy nerm the public that they are now prepared
70 d9 S,TiEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR Mil
ENGiNES Of all descriptions; also, Draining, Planning
such as Turn Tables, Stay Plates, Switches Chairs etc on
me shortest notice and the most approved system
Having Laes OF sizes we are ENABLED tn turn and
bore I. Iron and Brass work ofa'anss ali kinds.
Orders tor Columns, Pipes, Wheels Furnace Months
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gaery
and Temp Ratings, Shafts and Pueys. Axes and Boxes
meet with prompt attention. '' WI"
The blacksmith Department fitted up enable workman
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctually attended to- which
please address to ~ S"
WHEELER. PETTEEs s. CO.. NewOrleans La.
J. +. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
l.. u. PETTEES. s. SWOOP.
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MILNEBURa AND LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN.-
RAILROAD COMPANY.

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from CLOCK M
EF An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres street every
quarter of an hour for the Depot
mhH If 3tap J. W. SMITH, Superintendent
New Orleans and CarrOlItOn Railroad.
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United states Mail Steamship Company.
FIRE REDUCED TO NEW YORK
lEOR NEW YORK, HAVANA AND CHA
GRES- With the Government Mails = The splendid
steamship s OHIO. James sshenak. Navy, com
Tor NewYork via Havana SUNDAY. the 18th inst,
at A. M. precisely. -.s.
RATES OF PAssAGE:
To New York. State Berth, in Frst Cabin $50 o.
I Standee Berth, Forward Cabin ....... 90 90
To Havana State room Berth, in First Cabin 10 %
standee Berth, Forward Cabin. 20 90
To Chagre State room Berth, in First Cabin So 90
Standee Berth, Forward Cabin ...... % o.
w Passengers for Havana must plocure PASSPORTS II from nj
the Spanish Consul.
IT, Passenger for Chagses will be transferred at Havana
on bocrd the splendid steamship Georgia.
kX Each Of the Conpany's steamships has an expert.
enced Surgeon on board. .'. 5if
" For freight apply at office Of the Com
aps JAMES r. JENNINGS, Agent.
Southern Steamship Line.
~sHs FOR CHAGREs, DiRECTAThe new and
KARkHN splendid steamship MEXICO, Cl200 tons bur
:. on bs @ ss
ms steamship built upon entirely principles, having
sohd floor nmbes with diagonal braces running from
hef nelson's 70 the top of her frames boted through
that strength which has 10 long been desired in
the construction of going steamers.
RATES OF PASSAGE;
In atesrage (sepafate mead !. Is %
~ For passage tickets. orders for freight, application
% ni H. psy Tshoupoua. ST.
~ Passengers going down in the MKxICo will reach
in time to Panama and leave the
Mail Steamer of the LIST May for San Francisco. ap3
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A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
a stock of this choice brand of Flour
dn yu FERD. KENN EFT ~ co .
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- = Coast and Lafeufehe-Twice Week.-
Ls4A&tsS The steamer DIR. BATEY. Cspt; ~; y
al O'Clock, p. M, and every FRIDAY; si BAN Re-
turning leaves Thbodsux every s Wedns.day n Sba
and Sunday morning For freight Or psrHge; apply on
board or to CAMMACA q % az G,.x;as ,,,.s,
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TAR-300 bbls. Tar, landing and for sale by
L mhs HAYMAN HOLDEN, 9e MAGAZINE
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GOOD ICE,

THE SUBSCRIBER, in charge of the or;a;n,
~ esiablshment for supplying the city with Ice inas
we hoies and gentemen In the country that he has IL ~ H.,
power to oler them, at the Ponsharap Railroad at No,
Sommerce street, corner OF Poydras and ST. Chn,iss s,
CharIes Streets and the Of Robin and Rs;,
stIeet any quantity of ICE they require daIng @
part Of the year, either summer or winter ns any
10 those gentlemen who refer for payment in tho o ~
charge VIII be made beyond the established rates
msn pe maae al the end oil the summer, addition of
one quarter is to be added TO the city rates VI aoou'
AL care Will be taken to forward supply of this articla
Dy steamer or otherwise, wIthou. any unusual charge
After about thirty that this city has been suppsd
from these establishments the hope entertained that
excelience arrived a In furnishing this article its greats.
perfection. ELLIS JENKiNS saea
np7 lot corner P0ydras and St Charles streets
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PHILADELPHIA June 8, 1851 feel free to recomm H. Dr.
Dayiss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experience
Of its bencal effects in my have been for some
time subject attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspepc symptoms. Last sprns. having
had been cured by Dr. DAVIS Syrup, try it, idso and
was relieved by les than one bottle Its apparent good
effects were immediate.
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k Merchants from different sections the country give
The most atteng of the popularity and e
fcacy of Dr. Davss Syrup, under their nocs. number
Of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold con
dOn that if it did give satisfaction, the price should "
returned and no one of them has had arg appcatonto
turn the money This speaks volumes in favor of the NJ,
cine We append few extracts from orders, as samples of
those are in receipt of weas of verbal aocor
we frequently hear:
lFrom Doctors YaughaH and Rush, both praetis,sx phy
,, sie'qns as toe4 as Urnegists.]
Wild Chery and Tar of like hot cakss We think that
fyou choose give wholesale agency that medcine
dispose of almost amount in Northern Indiana
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PoRT CARBON, February 90 l8z1-Jdcss-s Robinson
COLLINS 4 Co.! am happy inform you that thins Dr.
Daviss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead W
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often for Dr
D6piss Depuratiue Extract and Joseph pduts's Hors
for the above articles, if agreeable you So please
wnte word and send me two dozen of each, with arg
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. R. KRMPToN.
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LEO, 1870; Pnet, Castil-
lon & Co., Hennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial. Ynarte.
Lobo, etc, etc.
MADEIRA Blackbum's
South Side, Howard, Marsh
Il Co.. etc. etc.
PORT-Tbe Queens, opor-
to. London, etc ste
BURGUNDY - Chamber
tin, Hermitage. etc. etc.
CHAMPAGNE - Piper Il /
Co.'S n si dsick, Schneider,
Creme de Bouzy, etc. etc
HIT. 5 AUTERNES-Cha.
teau d'Yquem, etc. etc.
CLARET-Chateaul.afitie,
la Rose, Leoville, etc. etc.
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Il ETCHUPb-
IN 81 boxes underwOod's Tomato Ketchup;
~ do do Walnut do;
IN store and for sale by '
r X NJ McAl4PlN, Canal street Row,
Ola u and 20 Common street
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Daois's Syrup Of Wisd Cherry and Tdr-We would call
attention TO the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an
other column. Several of sautay effects ha
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend il to tins afieted--Ed. " j. Veeklp PisfI,
sne Temperance Seatt5lsi. (7rersfon,) Feb g. I8lf
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- = For Mob le- Canal Line steamer I'll.
1922 CA RLKS, VIM. O. Sutton, master-Ths
fine steamer, built expressly fog the Lake trade.
with fine Recommendations will leave the Canal every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING. at O'Clock, and
RAILROAD tie arrival Of f the
Pascogou7. On Fridays Bay Louis and Pass Christian
Returning, leav Mobile every Monday and Thursday
St Louis Freight received at the Canal Warehouse at all
hours of the day The last barge leaves the Warehouse
days of department IL o CLOCK, NJ.
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UD= !. FOX MObile-Cuna LIne steamer MOBILE,
Ls4s&% E. Allen master-Ths substantial packet
steamer. built expressly for the Lake trade,
WEDNESDAY apd SATURDAY EVENING, at .
O'Clock and the Raond the arrival of the O'Clock
On Saturdays will topch all the Coast landings and
Wedne days at Bay St Louis and Pass Christian, Return
Pascagoula Christian and Pass Bay st. Louis Freight
ceved the Canal Warehouse at ali hours of the day.
The last barge leaves the Warehouse the departure
at IL O'Clock, Nj. ..>
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fF,om ~; 8, G Hayss, Of las6rm a. Breyer, RayesS
o., B00kseHss Stdts0ncrs, No. 1888 Market sfr<e
PAiladeiDAia-yannary 8. I8f7.J -''"
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable rens
tifeae will cheerfully give one. s. G. HAyHs
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From S. s. Gtrens.J
PADUoAH KY, June 1S46-My stock of Cherry and ia,
synp now reduced 70 slx bottles and its popularity da
increasing fou would do well tosend me another supply
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A. H. DONALDSON,
No. 81 Camp strest, NeW Orlsans.
IMPORTER Of ,uoICx
RANDIES-Sazerae, 1895 Ot,,1 D,,,,, &,
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WELLsyLLLx Ohio January .. 1s47-The article of vii,
Cherry and Tar find TO be valuable medicine. and use
that have forwarded and would be pleased to have yo
send another supply Us soon the of transportation
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01

In the town OF Dsnville, under the direc
ton Of Jacob l.. Sharp, James Jones, Peter
Davaul,, John Baker and w. B. Adams.
In the town Of Warrenton, under the di.
rection OF T. J. Marshall, r. J. Houston,
H. C. Wight, H. Griswold and R. X
Sanders.
Ia the city Of St. Charles, under the direc
ton OF Dr.. w. J. McEIheny. A. Krekle
A. N. Overall, Jas Green and P. II, Shell
ton.
In the city OF St. Louis. under the direc
ton OF w. M. Mcpherson, J. H. Lucas
D. D. Pogo, Alton Long, Wayman Crow
D. Lamme and T. Baruum; and shall con
tinue open for any number OF days, TIA
said superinte ndants may direct, or until III
whole amount Of stock may be subscribed
said superintendanls, however, may opel
and re open books at such times and place
as they may think proper.
14lh. These articles shall be subject L
be enlarged, altered, amended OF modified
at any meeting Of the stockholders, by
majority OF all tie votes cast at such meet
ing, provided that notice OF intention to slte
amend or modify, be published for twent.
days, in come newspaper Of genesa circul
ton on The route.
18th. The officers OF said company t
receive for their services such compensation
as the stockholders shall allow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01
SO WARD.
SPRING GOODS,

T have received and opened al my old stand
L in Glasgow. very large and extensive
stock of seasonable Goods comprising British,
French, India and American Dry Goods
Hardware and Cutlery, Queensware, China
ware and Glassware, Groceries, Dye Stuffs,
Castings, Nails, Window Glass, &c. This
stock embraces great variety of patterns
and the newest ard most fashionable styles,
beth for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear. This
is the most extensive and cheapest stock OF
Goods have ever offered in this market and
assure my friends and the public that will
sell as low as goods of similar quality can
be purchased in any ,use in upper Missouri.
Grateful for past favors l earnestly solicit
continuance ofpatronage Almost all kind.
of produce received in exchange for goods
Those wishing to purchase good and cheap
goods are invited to call,
May l, 1851. F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01
Big MISSOURI Cash STORE!

SPLENDID SToCK OF New Goods
VVHE subscriber would respectfully solicit
- share OF patronage from the citizens OF
Glasgow and the surrounding country.
have opened an entire new stock of sea sonable
goods in the new store fitted up expressly for
me BY Messrs. Perry d Lewis, first door be.
low ] E. Swinney's Grocery Store, and will
sell my goods at the lowest cash rates, believ-
ing that the ready pay or cash system is de-
cdedly TO the advantage Of this community as
we'll as myself
AT the sign of the Big Missouri Cash Store,
can be fund almost every article of goods call
ed for in this section of country.
In Fancy Goods, can offer as great vari.
ely and Of the latest styles and patterns as can
be found out of the large cities. Silk Tissues,
Barege, Irish Linen aud Silk Poplins; q. SPLEEN
did assortment of Black and fancy colored
Lawns and Prints, Misses and Ladies Bon
netts and Trimmings, u beautiful lot of out
side and inside Flowers, fine assortment of
Linen Lustre, Black and figured Alpaca.
Plain, Black and figured Silks, Ladies and
Girls Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves, Ladies
fine white and black Hose, Barred Muslius, q
splendid assortment Of Victoria Lawns, plain
Jaconets and Swiss Mus.ins, white Grape and
embroidered Shawls, Bonnet ribbons and q
great variety of fine fancy goods too numer-
Gus to mention at this time
have ine large assortment of Queens
ware, fine China selts, Teas, &C., Hardware,
Chains, Collars, Hames, dozen Broad axes,
Locks: q good assortment of fine Pocket
knives and table Cutlery, Spoons, and Glass
ware, parlor lamps, shades, Scythe Shaths,
Rakes, garden rakes and hoes, OK ard Log
chains, Gentlomen's fine fashionable Hats and
straw goods, Panama and Palm hets; Sugar,
Coffee. Pepper, Spice, Cinnamon, SAHARA tus,
Nader, Rice, Ginger, Cloves, Raisins, Indi-
60, Nutmegs. Wash boards, Tubs, Willow
wagons, childrens wheel burrows, and an as.
sortment of toys Of great beauty; Indian Hood
muslins, very cheap.
Sugar at S6 so per 100 lbs. of the best
quality-l4 lbs. for 81; Coffee at 60 bush.
ell or l23 cents per lb.-and every thing equal
ly low, for ready pay or very short time
which is equal to cash. shall endeavor at
some future time to make OUT list of my en-.
tire stock, so that persons coming to Glasgow
to purchase can know what they can find in
this market.
D. BRONSON.
| NAV I, 1851,