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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
Virginia, JEFFERSON County, SCI /:

Hf44 OA1l4C@I CO4tO4 DO4 ONu4b4g 0C6
IN Tie County Court, December Rules, 1853
James c. Sprigg, Plaintiff
AGAINST
J0ln H KILLER, Join H. Kshler,s sen, and
Thomas H To,ener, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
IT dE object Of this suit Is TO attach IN the hands
I 4 Of the Defendants, John Ii. Keller, SEN. and
Thomas ii. Towner, the sum Of $3.50, 90, with s
per cent. per annum interest thereon from the 10Th
day of March, 1853, till paid, the amount Of debt
due from the sDefendent, John II. Kehler, to the
Plaintiff and the costs Of this suit.
II appearing ~ satisfactory evidence, that the
said John IL Keller is not resident Of this State,
be i hercbyIFeq1ifed to appear within one month
aAer due publication Of this Order and do what is
necessary topfotect his interest; and Il is further
ordered that copy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the 4 Virginia
Free Press and posed at The front door Of the
Count House of CHS County on the rst day Of the
next Term or this Court
ACopy-Teste.
"a. HUsrER. pa. ia. MOORE, Clerk.
December B. 1853.
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-.'... II. i. pr, b. DC lslitis, iis'es.
super Black cl1.1s ana cazsinlrrss5
Super FsncI qss.inci's, q Fe!f Icy: gs1ce.
Silk Velwefs. S1liDs. and Flgd silk Yestings
plain Black, Changeable. PLAID. sEiped and
pelusions. Tarltons and sarceneis;
Swiss. Plain and Figured Mnslins;
Cambria aud Jscont doss
Super Curtain Musiins, Of various psuerns;
Ginghams and Caticoes, ali patterns End prices;
Ladies Super Linen Handkerckiefs;
Gents Linen ana Silk do; Z
Colored and Black Cravets;
Grape Cashmefe and Wooden Shauls, Of Vari-
Gus sizes and prices; F
Figured and Plain Bobinets +;
A large assortmentof Dress Trimnings;
Silk Laces and Frihges; French Euked Collats;
Ladies Kid, Silk, and Isle Thread Gloves e
Gentlemen's Kid and Silk dol
Ladies Silk, Cashmere, Lambs Rpol and Cotton
Hose;
Genllemen's do; I'll
Super White. Red and Yellow Tannels;
Domesiies, ofeverY description and cblor;
Fine aRdIa4 Twilled BiaHkeis;
Servants Blankets; Can.on FlaAnelsk
Silk and Fancy Bonnets; .
A large assortment OF Fancy and Plsh Ribbons;
Artificial Flowers, Combs and BRUSHES; and al
most every ARTICLE in the fancy way
China and QueensFare.
Among which are several haneson,s Tea SETS
A good assortment Of Hard ware, Cutlery, Car
psnters Tools, SC; Walters, Looking Glasses
and Tin Ware.
Groceries.
have largeistock Of Groceries, al Of which
are OF the best quality.
Also, largeIlpt oil Ladies, Misses and CAil.
drens Shoes; silk, Kossuth and w oof Hats; Caps
Of every description. Those who desire 10 :get
good bargains are respectfully invited io call soon
and Judge FOR themselves
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers-FerrY, October 6. 1853.
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SAMUEL J. c. MooaE. GEORGE u. sEcKwITH
TO THE
Citizens of Jefferson and Clarke.

NAsAANAC Va COAA anu AFt +
TIME undersigned beg leave 10 announce that
il they are engaged ia the MERCANTILE
4. BUSINESS, in the Store house al Summit Point
formerly occupied BY Sewers & Bro. >.
They have received and now offer full and
complete assortment Of SPRING ald S UAdaEa
GOODS, Of lheFvery latest and the mus, approved
styles They would call the attention. of hes La
dies 10 their Dress Goods consisting Of Silks, lis
sues, Grenadines BeEage de Lanes Lawns, SC,
which in beautyand cheapness, vilTfagorablY corn.
pare with any that can be found -.
They have also an excellent stock ef Cloths,
Cassimeres, Summer Cloths, and other goods fSr
genuemen's wear. s5
Their stock 81 Groceries and Dosnsstics is large
and well selected ID short, they have On hand.
aEj intend to keep constantly all such Goods As
are usually found al Country Store;
PRODUCE Of all sorts taken III exthange for
goods al the highest market pricesAi
They solicit 4 call 4fs
MOORE G. BECKWTTH.
P. S.-Havihg leased the Depot and Warehouse.
We shall give clbse attention TO the Forwarding and
Receiving Business. We have reduced the com
missions upon goods received, and iaey are now as
low as al any Depot on the road MI & b
Summihfoint Nav 8 IS53-ifTl Shirt
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TcstimoniaIs,I

TeStimoniaIss
WINCHESTER, May 81, 1853.
We, the undersigned, being solicited TO give our
opinion as 10 the character and slafding ar the In
sura1ee Company Of the Valley oftlYirgiaia have
no hesitation In saying that VIE have the utmost
confidence in she ability and Integrity of the
President and Directors Of thai Company.
The fact thas We have insured our own property
in the Companies perhaps the strongest Evidence
we can give as 10 our opinion Off merits.
j. II. SHERRiRp, Cash. Farmers Bank ;of Va.
Hon. J. NJ. Mason, U. s. Senator
JACOB SENsEEEY, Esq, Merchant Winchester
T. A. TipnAIL, Prest. of Bank Of Waller Of Va.
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Fall and Winter Clothing.

THE undersigned having enlarged their Store
i Room, have now on hand al their ClpfAfHg
EmporiHm, the most superior stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in Harpers-
Ferry, for The present FALL and WINTER trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment of
A Ready-Made Clothing |:
Coais Pants, Vests, Shirts, allquallies; Drawers,
Boots, Hats, three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hats Gaps, yesy large supply; all of which will
be sold on reasonable terms and prices that cannot
fail to please Also superior lot Of Silk Cotton,
and bingham Pocket and Neck Handkerehiefs,
Cravais. Gloves, Socks, Snspeudefs, Umbrellas,
Canes Pen KNIVES. Razor Strops. sc. &c.
/ TRUNKS; YALICES e. CARPETBAGSlA
liz This being the largest stock $i Really lf4ae
\ dEoniag ever Offered in Harpers-Fe they ask a
can from all purchasers DESTROYS d being served
4 oh reasonable Terms either WHOLESALE or retail.
\ N. B. Persons that cannot be accomplished
with our present stock Of Clothing. are informed
that we are prepared to have Clothing made 10 or
der atshert notice and guaranteed FIT atthe same
low prices.
\ - We return our sincere thanksto the citizens
OF Harpers-Ferry and vicinity for the very liberal
patronage We havereceiFed and res pectuIly
acontinuance Of the same, as we pledge ourselves
there shall be nothing wanting OUR partiorender
general satisfaction, both in Gooas did Prices -
H r. WALTER g. BRO.
N | HaTDers-Ferrt October 90 1881 E
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TINE undersigned, Agent for INSURANCE
i COMPANYafihe VALLE Yof HIRGIafIA
az HTaekeSteT, AND HARTFORD FIFE ItN,SfIH-
ANcE COMEsA n of HarifsFd, Connect Hf.wil
receive Applications and regulate Preniufas "a al
risks ia the former Company, and lnsare Prolerty
and deliver Policy on the Properly Insured asioon
as Premium il paid in The latter COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Received for the following Newspapers I'D Peri
odicals: 81
Daily, tri-weekly & weekly N.tio4GE fatot ;seeer.
= Do. do. hsslti1seyr AneTicta.
DO. weekly Eeiscggdf yeetpraey.
weekly Listen LIS " Agt.
Monthly B6ys and Girl MACHINE.
Do. YoEtRs Ca6tHet aae: ~ tator.
Dec. 30. lS52.-ly. sB w lHERBERf.
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Maryland 6 Virginia Mar Die Works.
]. McDERMOTT 81 SON,

South Market Street Frederick, MI,
JJToULD inform his customers and the public
wv generally, that he continues 70 manufacture
Nantes, Monuments, T'OInbS,
HEAD and FOoT STONES, SCROLLS, &C.,
and every decrip,ioa Of work as dode in the cities,
Of the best American and Italian Marbles. He can
deliver all work as chesply as can De purchased in
Baltimore. He finishes all of his work from the
rough, which enables him 10 cempeke with any es-
adjustment in that city or elsewhere. Drawings
4f Monuments, Tombs, Head-stoneS, ScrollsIor fan
dy work, will be sent free Of charge to any person
wanting work. With ample force constantly en-
floyed, he is ready to execute ALI commands at
the shortest notice. His materials hre ofiihe very
best quality that can be procured id the State, and
his work cannot failio please the mpst taslidious.
Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to-
Mr.. HENDERSON BIsiIoP, Agent, viii receive all
orders. He has at his house in Chdrlestown, Steel
Plate Engraviugs of Monuments, Tombs &C. Of
ihe latest style from Boston, which Ore designed ex
presslY for the regular Marble Workers.
Tive are responsible for the delivery Of all
work enirustedio our Agents.
l., May -, lS53-ly.
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THOSE persons having Negroes lei sale. can
i getthe highest price bv calling on The subscri-
her al charlestown. Application in person or BY
letter will be promptly allentedio
5fly2f 1851. G.. CT BRAGG.
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The-VaIIsy of Virginia Fire !.
AND n
Marine Insurance Company

WI issue Policies on all kinds of Pro- tu MercSl-
disc, 3d., at fair and egpitaJl. rates. /
Capital 100000. with power \, increase She
same to S2O0,OOO!
TIME attention OF ecilizens Of Virginia is es-
Il peeiaily invited to this Comp5ny as Home
Institution, based upon ample captsa, and guaJan-
teed by the best Of references and cgneuced or the
strctest principles Of equity. justicei and economy
HOME TFINCLfESTER, fP.d-.
JOS S. CARSON, P,ssiac.si.
&C. S. FUNK. Selretary.
20. F. BRESEE, AetuG,g. !,
DIRECTORS.
Jos. S. Carson Wm. L. Clark.
James r. Rielcy, James FL Burgess
Lloyd Logan, N. w. Richardson,
John Kerr
B.W. HERBERT,
Agent for Jefesson County.
August 4, Is53-ly.
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The CharIestoWn Depot.

The CharlestoWn Depot.
VIE undersigned have formed a Cop Premiership
- IN the management and business of The
Cnsrlesiown Depot, and hope the liberal patronage
ana confidence extended 10 the Old firm, may be
continued 10 the new. We are prepared to afford
every facility for transaeling all
Receiving and Forwarding Business
q ne shortest notice and in the most punctnal
We are determined 10 leave no rff,rt mn SHARED
% accommodate the old, and all the new Customers
who may favor us with their patrorIare.
we VIII Keep constantly on hand large assert
mentoi articles suitable 10 the wants Of the farming
SALT, PISH, TAR, PLASTER. gel,
which viii be sold on thevery lowestieams for cash.
Or exchanged for any marketable commodities.
4. 20 COAL will be furpishedte order when de-
sired. ". w. MOORE & BROTHER.
u E
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Stoves I! Stoves I! Stoves Il! /!

r HAVE an extensive assortment Of PARLoR,
j OFFICE, HALL and COCK STOVES,
FURNACES, COAL CRATES, &C., which will
be s old DELIVERED and set up on the most accom-
nodating terms! III
All persons in want Of any apparatus for heating
Hous es, or for Cooking, are respectfully solicited
tb call at the CharEes,own Tin-whre and Stove
House, fore purchasing elsewhete, as great in
3ucements win there be offered, 10th 10 variety
dfstyle, and extremely low prices.
THOMAS ID PARKER
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NOTICE.

THE co-partnership MISUNDERSTANDING under the
i firm of WILLIAM STABLER & BRO,
is dissolved BY the death Of the senior partner VIM
STABLEE. Al persons having claims against the
late firm up 10 the 7lh October, will please present
themto the subscriber and those indebted will please
pay when called upon.
JOHN LEADBEATER,
SErrsriHS partner 81 IIEt. Sfa5ier e Bro.
The subscriber having purchased The entire in
terest Of his late partner, Wm Slabler, viii in fu-
iure carry on the business al the old stand On bis
own account.
Having had The sole management OF the late con-
cen for the past eight years possessing allthe adj
vantages in purchasing or manufacturing goods Of
the best quality. and with determination To sus-
tain the reputation Of his predecessors be hopes 10
receive share Of the patronage Of bis friends and
the public. JOHN LEADBEATER,
UAolesele and Retail Druggist
SsetGsoy 10 " izian, Slabfes Il Bro.
FAiRF4x STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
May 90, 1853.
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= VIReINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY
Eron tie Ckarlesf0sen Tia IIare. .Sore
Roefag, Spoating. Lightaiag Red
Sfo,r<r. T,efK md 1Sr1th,,o, q-,f

From fkr Ckarzesf0ssa TIA ITare. SIR
Roefags Sponting, Llghtsiag Red
Slioirer- BAH and Bafhins-T.tB
ESTABL1SHIAENT!!
THE Machinery Of ibis Establishment i * f,,,
4 operation, and The above mentioned NJ ares sre
now rolling cut with rush.
TIM Ware.
The assortment OF Tin-yyare now on han,
,ensre, and all orders from Merchants ,ili
promPi attention and Wares Re Geiirered i ,s,;-
places Of business without extra chase.
stores.
The Metropolitan Elevated Oven Cock s,ov.
ior burning xoods Is strong and durable Sow
and VIII oe SOLD with an fixtures compe,e e,Sve,,
ed, SCI up and wauanet 10 operste vse ~ ~,
$50 and so for Mes. ;, and 5. All persons s y
want OF good Stove viii Pleas forward iSesr -
ders and they shall have the rleasnre OF seeinson
q ne pes stoves now in use in operation IN their
kitchens, and II the Stove does not operate sasIa-
.oIlly, = VII oe tsken away after six days trial and
no grum6ling. A good selection Of Other pat,erns
y Stoves kept constantly on hand, which Will be
Sold cheap. 80 =
Roofing and Sp0utfng.
VIII De done IN thorough manner, Il Short no
tee and AT prices that defy competition.
lightning Rods.
Iron Rods with silyeT-plated Points, Brass Cen
neciers, Glass lnsnlasers and malable tasteainrs
viii Be putnp IN durable manner a, low prices.
Shower Baths and Bathing Tubs.
During the Summer months may be toand al til.
establishment good ASSORTMENT ofShoweE Baths
Bathing TUES Boston Beats, Hp1Bsths, Fvot
Tubs, Sc, dc, which viii be fniShef~in the neat
est possible style andsold a, Baltimore prices.
Job Work.
Job Work of every description, connected viii
the Tin and Shee, Iron business eill be done viii
nealness and promp,iIude-in short this Establish
ment shall be lhe Emporium Tor The above men
toned wares and (GEeat Bargains will Be given /,
all ispatrons. TH0S. ID, PARKER.
Charlesiown, May -, 1858.
Cotton Rags, Wool, Hises, Sheep Skins
Old "copper", Brass, Pewter Lead, Iron, Dried Fruit
Beeswax, Beans, Corn, Hay, Oats, Wood an,
Bacon taken al the highest eurTen. pricss' in ex
change for ware or WORE. I'd p
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EXCHANGE BANK or
SELDEN, MITMERS & Co,

WASHINGTON, ID. G.
TIME undersigned respectfully announce tina,
i they haYesfofmed co-partne4ship toztransaci
a general Banking and Exchange business IN this
city, under the firm Of SELDEN lWFTfERS &
CO., and are prepared to deal in
FSreign and Domestic Exchanges. Trsae. nh. pro
miSsory Naes, Certificates ~ I1cpdsiis Les,erS Of
CrcdR, Bank Mates and Eois. !
We undertake 10 make eoleetioas and promptly
TO remit the proceeds 10 any designed sois Within
or without the Union
Mr.. WHLIAM SELDEx a member of tie ytrrpl ana
for many years past the Tfcesrrty ,f!fi{ $500
Sales viii give his careful personal al sDI 10 Il
financial business which We may be Fm4nyed 10
transact with any ofthe Departments d ae sern-
ment l/E sf1
The business which our EMPLOYERS vlrtfsuirp
Us to transact, viii be coniucied with Edli(E and
Prompslindes and upon the most reasoAAbls gehms.
WILLIAM seldom
Late TfrdsHFtr estzes d. IS.
JOHN WITHERS,
q or Aitxaflrss, Ia.
r. W. LATHAM,
: ( o q gsas9i-sl'u:sD, {.
0f B4lli5.srs. az.
Westminster. Dec &. 1R5O--Ef
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1853. TAX NOTICE. 1858

ITO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTOWN.
j The Corporation Tax Is due, and all thase that
have not paid there lastyears tar win be called
on Tor The Two wears. c. G. BRAGG,
July q, 1853. Collector
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

BILE RS
1NODYNE CHERRY EXPECT0RlAf

rs confidently Recommended % Inralids, 3 ~ ~
u SURPASSED bv any kuogn pTeparaiicp. ~ -
cure Of conri H3rsrzcri1 and Other forms q q. =,
CoicI, Broackais A<fna. croaYs cozsrnftise y z.
Early Stage, and for The reicf Of The RAfieat Ne1
Adraneed Stages Of thai Fatal Disezse
II coIabines IN scientific msnner, resneites s. 49,
esieenfd value with otbers d mere recent
and besides ifs soahg and fnic gealiiies a9ls
the skin gently, and with great eie1cy, Iot tee eAs
Of lhi1 cI1ks of diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

DORTER.-F Fresh Porlet, JUST reserved andifc1 1
4 sale BY 4. III aRROWN.
June23, 1853
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school Notice.

a TEACHER WANTED in District No. 4
- Jefferson county, Va. Apply 70 Samuel Lick
iigeT, Commissionef of the District or 70 the Sec
retary Of The Board.
VIC. WoRTHINGTON,
Nov. III, ls53--tf Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

WANIED-SmnliB Bacon Harms Il. e.. E.
" exchange flr Hardware, Grpc.>' q /.
'p'y T: aAWLlNs 4 S0l
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Z Z. NJ SMITH

glD HAMMOND.
AuFusf19, fs13- -lY Hetpers-FtrTN ".
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JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP,
AND
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

Old Things done aacay and al things become
Neac
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
Plank Road.

In passing over a portion of the route OF
the Plank Road between this place and
Huntsville, we observe the work has been
commenced at several points, and consid'
cradle quantity Of the plank has been de-
posted on the route. The number of hands
will soon be increased, and before the roads
get bad next fall, q trip to Huntsville will
be but a pleasant ride, instead of hare
days work, as it has been most of this
winter. Every body is in favor Of the road
noac, at least; and we think by the time they
realize its convcniences and comforts in
next winters travelling, it will be decidedly
popular. The work Of grading has beer
commenced within our corporate limits
aud the first division Of five miles will bt
completed early in the season.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27

The CALoRIc PowER.--The New York
Express, in referring to the first trial, sums
up as follows few advantages which calor-
ic will be found TO have over steam:
|. The caloric engine burns about one
tenth as much fuel as steam engine; hence
a calorlc ship of the largest size may cir
cumnavigate the globe without stopping TO
take in coal; hence, not sail will be
seen on the ocean in fifty years after the
success of the new principle is certain;
hence machinery will be applied to q thou
sand arts which now require manual labor;
hence, the possibility of that long desired
machine plow, and hence the coming of that
good time when arduous manual toll will
absolutely cease under the sun.
2. The cost Of the cnloric engine is about
the same as the steam engine, minus the
cost of the boilers.
8. Only one-fourth as many engine men
will be required on board caloric ship as
are necessary for a steamer.
4. No smoke whatever will issue from
caloric furnace when anthracite coal is used
and consequently no huge unsightly smoke
pipe will be necessary, and the rigging will
be as clean as that of sailing ship.
8. There can be no bursting or collapsing
of boilers, for the simple reason that there
will be no boilers to burst. The worst ac-
cident that can happen to caloric engine
is for it TO stop, nor is watchfulness lmpera-
lively required, as in no case can DANCE
rous accident occur.
6. Owing to the extreme simplicity Of the
caloric engine the wear and tear will be
very slight, and duration of the engine pro-
portionably long.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
CENTRAL MISSOURI NURSERY.


nsAGr ORANGF, or BoIs D'AFr HEnGEs, ars
" no longer an experiment. They have been
fully tested, and have proved 10 be Just what far
mcrs require.
They combine the three great requisites Of
oHEAPNLss, IfFICiENcY and DURABILITY, besides
being handsome and ornamental.
The single and only objection that can with rea.
son he urged against the Usage Orange hedge, is,
the time required for lis growth--this takes three
summers. or two and half years. from The setting
Ut YOU then have fence that is proof against
oxen. mules. pigs. or even rabbits; living fence
that neither winds nor Goods nor scarcely even time
itsc'i can destroy.
Thankful for former patronage, the undersigned
Is now ready 10 take contracts for furnishing the
hest quality of Bots Dare plants for hedging by
the mile; delivering the plants at each purchasers
door in Ibis or the adjacent counties, and re-fur-
nishing all that die ont, al $40 per mile, cash on
delivery Of plants and conditional note for $40
moe, At the end Of q years, at which time good
hedge is guaranteed.
Or. if Preferred he will sell the plants at 81
per thousand. well packed, trimmed aud assorted
delivered at either glasgow or Favettc: and 50
per thousand. delivered at the purchasers door
in this or any Of the adjoining counties. in quafti
ties Of ) eco or over: terms. cash on delivery
! COPY Of plain and explicit printed directions.
for setting and trimming the Hedge, viii be gwen
20 each purchaser.
Pieces Of Young Hedge. from plants of my rs:.
ing, may be seen at many places: in this and ada
cent counties. II makes neat and ornamental
fence. Tor lie yard or garden. The setting VIII
commence with early Spring.
Grated Apple Trees. Of almost any reqbired
variety. will he furnished in time for planting the
er 4uing Spring. ioirerci at either GLASGOW Fay
cite. or Huntsville, on reasonable terms.
- send on your orders soon. Last year had
no' plants enough to supply the demand. Pest
paid letters of further inquiry upon tho subject
viii be cheel.a.ly and promptly an,"e cred. apply
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27

A REGAL DIAMoND.-Messrs. BAILEY
g. Co., of Philadelphia, lately received a
diamond whichis believed TO be, without en-
ception, the largest one on the American
continent. north of Brazil. We cannot de-
scribe its dimensions accurately, but in
outline and size it may be compared to q
mans good sized thumb-nail. 1t has been
very carefully cut in Holland, and is now OF
a beautiful shape and of dazzling brilliancy,
Such Jewel has probably never been seen
in North America, and since we have no
Koh-i-moors here, it is we'll worth visit
Il has been very tasteiully set in a breast,
pin and the price set upon it is five thousand
dollars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
co M M E rel AL.
GLASGOW MARKET.
TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo. }
January 81, 1858.

TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW. Mo.
January 81, 1858.
HEMP-Seing atSSO. The price is not COM
sidered high enough by Sellers and many are not Of
fering their crops.
ToBAcco.-There is no price agreed upon yet,
though some is being delivered at the stemmeries
article of manufacturing would command higher
rates.
PoRK-$3 25@Sl co per 100 pounds.
SUGAR.-N. o. prime, q 100 lbs, 6i@74c., re-
tail Sc.
CoFTEr.-By the Sack, 11@114c. = b., retail,
121c.
MoLAssEs.-Plantatio Dbl. 40c.; n. o. sugar
house, 60c.; Golden Syrup, 75c.
CorToN YARN.-Eagle Factory Agency, 15c.,
retail, S5c. per bunch.
IRoN.-Sligo bar, 54@S5c; Tyrone do. 44@7dc.
WHIsKEY.-25c. q gallon, by the barrel
NALs.-Mo. Iron, 6Ic., common 4@4lc.
FLoUR.-S4 OO@5 90 u Dbl.
WHEAT.-6O@65 cents p bushel, as per quality.
FRUrT-Dried apples 81 . bushel.
SALT.-G. A. Salt 50 p sack; L. B. 50 %.
LARD.-S@9c. p ID.
l1cE-Sc- e pound
FLAX SEED.-S1 90 per bushel.
Dry HIDEs.-6 cents per ID.
COOK SXINs-ComnGnd 2O025 cents.
LUMBER.-From the lumber yard, per 100 feet;
clear white pine, 81; ID rate, SO; poplar, 50 5O@
50; worked flooring, SO 156S4 90; poplar wealth.
er-boarding, 50 25; Shingles, 81 per 1000. From
the mill, 81 5OaS2.
% For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
FURNITURE.

rHURNS-1 dozen Boston white cedar chu~ua,
- jus; opened by J. s. THOMSON.