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oc Fl j. NJ. TAYLOR. Auc.r.
nESIRABLE COUNTRY sEAT {

- MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION
Having in contemplation change of occupation.
shall on THURSDAY, the 9th of October. at II
ocioes. A. NJ, upon the premises, offer at auction
the r AIM on which reside, situated near the old
Turnpike Road, about five miles from the citv. and
adjoining the lands of Messrs Hntcheson Snton and
others The tract contains $50 aeres-half we'll
wooded, the remainder cleared and very productive
The improvements, consisting of dwelling with 6
rooms, barns stables, &C.. being all new are in ex
cellent order Upon this land there is an Ice House
and Pond from which alone may be derived more
than sufficient to pay the interest the sum asked
for the whole tract. At the same time, will also
sell nay stock, crops of corn, oats, hay, &c.
TRms-For the land, one-fourth cash, balance at
and years with interest and satisfactorily secured:
tor the personal property under $50 cash. that
amount and over months credit for approved paper
with interest JAMES PHILIPS +
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auct. &C l1--Stawt22dO dtd 1
Al ter the sale of the farm and stock viii also sell
my entire stock of Household and Kitchen FURNI.
TURE, consisting of the usual variety.
Should Thursday, 9th Oct, prove unfair the sa,s
Will then take place on the next fair day thereafter
&C 2-tds JAS PHILIPS. /
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A BARGAIN Two large Stoves, with
IN pipe as coed as new, having been nsed but 9
shortt time suitable for factory store, for sale
low by
oe 22--Iw HULST KING.
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IL 4 arrived for the sports of the field with
dog and gun, and it being equally necessary for the
hunter to keep his feet dry to enjoy the same
have very large and superior assortment of Boots
particularly adapted for them, with extra long legs
TO which invite their attention. Eecol!ect at
VIM. WALSH'S, Sign of the Boot
Below the City Hotel, opposite
oc Is side Main Straa+
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HRUTH-How beautiful is truth Like

ThSRUTH.-How beautiful is truth Like
n the sun smiling out amid the angry s.orn-iike
the bright stars shining through the heavy night
cioud-fke friend clasping the hand of friend-like
heaven upon arth and God in n1an--like the FLESH
TINT DAGUERREOTYPES approaching nature in
natures prototype-dearer than the smile of friend
or love of parent, is TRUTH. Call at MURRAY,S
Gallery, the only place in the United States where
the FLESH TINT can be obtained. Truth Truth
Truth! JOHN MURRAY
Sign of the Red Flag, Eagle Square,
o020 Main Richmond
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HOUSE AND LOI AND VACANT
- LOTS ON BROOK AVENUE, NEAR CAPT.
GoDDlNS TAVERN, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY, 18th October, commencing at 4 O'clock P. NJ.
opon the premises, will be sold, that neat framed
DWELLING on Brook Avenue, near Bacon Quarter
Branch, now the residence of Mr.. VIM. Cuttings
WORTH 5r Having been recently repaired, it is In
sooa ORDER. end is comfortably ARRANGED. The Lot
the property of Capt. John Goddin !
asse. cantLoTS opposite the above each front
ing - feea and running back 80 feet more or less
TERMs-One-third cash: balance at 6 and - mos
cured. e'A'J sc
oc 10 JAS NJ rAyTop
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A CARD.-WILLIAMH IL. GRAN Els d
IN CO, COLLECTORS AND NEG0'TIA FORS,
WALL STREET, over the Office Of Messrs Pullian 4
Davis Auctioneers, near the City Hotel Collect bond
Sales Purchases, Loans. Rents Hires EMPLOYMENT
in every branch of business and all other Busin ess
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their best services to the community
at reduced charges. - =
All their acts viii be held strictly confidential
feIsons desiring employment, and those wishing to
names. -...
"a Wanted, every day of the year, Employ ers
and Employees in all branches of business.
~ Employers are not charged an any case
5-ly
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4 NIB Z RT'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
IL NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL.-The
of Virginia being in violation of law, and at
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scriber would respectfully socit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchase
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards OF
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, be deems almost unnecessary
give any further assurance that all business conf.
ded to him win be promptly and properly attended
to.
" Packages single Tickets and shares In all
Maryland Lotteries, for sale
~ The printed official drawings sent to CORE
pondents by the first mail.
EN Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
nay lists Baltimore Nd
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HEAVY WOOLENS.-We are receiy-
ing to-day t2oth) by the schr. Hanover, HEAVY
WOOLENS for negro wear, which will be sold by
the pce or package at much less than former prices
Also, on hand large lot of heavy country knit
SOCKS.
oc 2l-St WILLINGHAM, Elicit & co.
4 tUTLERI, consisting of Knives, Razors,
~ and Scissors OF English and American manutac-
ture, for sale by
&C q ELIAS HALE L. H. u.ran4 !
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JAS. NJ TAYLOR. Auc,,

NV E HUNDRED DOLLARS Pr
n WARD.-THE ANTIDoTE by DR. Jef fries crra.
certain disease in from three to i've davs uitbons
restriction as to diet exposure application 10 hI,
siness. w.
The proprietor challenges single case the anti
Price 81, with full directions.
Sold only by BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists sole
agents for Richmond. oc g--dSyo II
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EALL AND WTNTR DRY GOODS

IL Having laid in full stock ofvery rich and des-
rab,e DRY GOODS. adapted for the present and APP
preaching season. which cannot be surpassed in tex
fure, Style or cieapness win End among the STOCK
Dabares Mons ms Coubergs French Mennos,
Piaids Of ali DESCRIPTION, silks, Sleeves. Collars
Heavy Goods for servants, FIanneIs and cheap Irish
Linens, aud very large variety 81 Trimmings;
Js4 !" - a-' Is GOLDSMITH.
sap No. A. Main st
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A Z. MOORE, $50 Broad street, keeps
~ constantly on hand, the finest Teas, Spices of
ing Tobacco Bacon for family andservants; Mack
ere and Herrinss; all kinds Of Sugars Molasses, But
ter. Lard, Cheese, new Buckwheat Flour, Candles
of every description Mustard of first quality, Soap
Salt in bags and boxes. Pickle, Coffee ground and
grain; Backing, White Wash and Shoe Brushes BED
Cords. Leading Lines. Wrapping Irvine, stone ware
gar. Liquors and Wines end every thing else belong
ing TO Grocery store. He Will send ms goods %
rs in any mart az the city free of drayage.
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EDGEMONT HOUSE.-yery desirable
situated on the south side of Main between 9th and
TIN streets, for persons visiting the city, and also
for permanent bcarders. few day boarders can
also be accommodated. oc 20-2,ys
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TO DOZEN GENTS SHIRTS.---In
u n sbstore aud on board steamer Jamestown, 70
arrive ientleaen MS Snirts warranted 10 ut and well
made or no sale. Call ct No. 100.
ocIa KEEN. CHILES & BALDWIN.
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WM. f. ADCOCK 81 co. have III stare
" q great variety of Lubin's Extracts pen.ases
Hsir Oils and Tooth Pastes with Pnalonts Magi.
nair Dye and Inyigurntar. Those in want OF gem as
Aftlclssat very low prices are invited 50 tais 1t ss
deutIsmeG's Furnishing and Fancy Sore, under
American oc IN
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DYERREAD.-Rye Bread of the best
HI quality, can be had daily e
~. % ~ IA Main al
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GREENE d., HEATH, COMMISSION
W MERCHANTS San Francisco, California win
attend to shipments Of Flonr, Tobacco and MeIchan
die generally Prompt returns win be made. Refer
to Messrs. A. So A. Lawrence & CO.. Boston; Allen l.
Paxson Patteson, Adams l. Co., Maitland, Phelps &
Co., New York; Courtney, Gushing L Co., Baltimore;
Edmond, Davenport & CO., Davenport, Allen & Co.,
Richmond an f5-eod6nl
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WHITE WINDSOR SOAP One case
Lowis Genuine White Windser sosps Fsceis-
ed aud for sale By CHAe MiLLSPAu0A.
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NTAR OF THE EAST, JR.--This we'll
~ known and thorough bred horse. sired by Foun-
tain's celebrated STAR OF THE EAST, or Young
TELEMACHUS. and out of full blooded Canadian
Fair, and viii be sold at public auction the fourth
and last day of the Fair.
NATHANIEL WALTON.
Cumberland. October q. 1855 oc c2f*kd4ts
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EOR SALE PRIV AT f L IA neat
j. FRAMED TENEMENT, containing four rooms
two waIdIobes z one room and two closets IN
for small family, in pleasant impro ving aud re.
tired neghborhood, within fifteen minutes walk OF
the Capitol and 2ad market. Apply at this office.
ne a1-ta
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L,UkIi DOLLARS kE w A Il D--A
Il GOLD LOCKET, with two Daguerreotype
eLikenesses. and Gold Chain and Pencil, was losta
Old Point Comfort by visitor during the month q,
July last.
the articles, with the Lkenesses aadefaeed, OF G-e
for the Locket alone.
oc 5-d9w& w3r< BAPKSDALE e. READ.
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i AMP OH s.-Best winter strained solar
I'D .p, dns sIi * m III Dss.
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DEFR pIINpS.--Just received, fresh
I'D sgpr.ly ALEx, MOTT L co.
DC Z2-l2s
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ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
II r. Browns Concentrated Essence of Jamaica
Ginger for alaying nkusea aud vomiting g. for sale
81 ChAS. MILLSPAUGH. Druggist,
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REDsTEADS.-- 100 Cottage and French
&C as~as - : r'''a1e - ALEX. SoTr 90.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26
From the Evening News Of The u.

From the Evening News Of the 18th.
The Third ristrict-JaneS J. Lindley.
1t seems highly probable that this gentle
man will be the Wing candidate for Congress
in the Third District; and we are happy ia
say that he is apurc Wing, indebted by ira
ding, and above rcproach. lie is just such
a man as perhaps Mr.. Leonard had in his
eye when he said the district contained good
Wings who would 'do honor 10 our party
in the canvass, and good service to the
country when elected"
The Anti-Bcnions, who think they have
full swing in the district, are commissioning
Mr.. Lindley, and saying it is a pity for the
Wing parry to "victimize" him by running
him fer Congress.
The La Grange .Ng5OWian thus pleas
an!ly blunts the edge Of MGt weapon:
awe remember when a certain J. G..
Miller was marked as "victimizcd" but
who, in the sequel, ''victimizcd" a gen
tleman living net thousand miles from this
place, by about % votes. And more lately
still, we have distinct recollection of the
same J. u. Miiier's running in the same
district, succeeded in thoroughly "viciimi-
zing' the same gentleman by something like
ouO votes. This process o! ''vic!imizing'
seems 10 have "settled' the old standing
Democratic aspirant, as can easily be seer
10y reading bis letter declining the nonina-
ton tor tlie present campaign"
Whiggcry Las 10 di, posi- ion 10 learn "lhc
game OF splitting The Democracy i'll Nilsson
ri. Whiggery has learned much ulore
profitable gamc--ihc game OF Lcaitng the
Democracy in the Third District. Whiggery
has also learned not to be discounted BY
any "b!uiling'' on the part OF Democratic
organs. Tins thing OF telling the Wings OF
HE lhlrd District that ''tley fool away their
time in nominating candidate, - and "pro-
test against bringing out Mr. Lindey,'
Is but a shallow attempt at hiding the dis
comiiture which his opponents feel at his
nomination. We do not doubt in the least
that Democrats protest against bringing
him out" We would, too, were we in lheIr
place.
The hint that the movement j., Il .irick o
Mr.. Lind!ey'S enemies j. nothing more
!han hi.h Of ms political enemies TO iniurc
him in the canvass.
Judging from the alarm among the Demo,
cracy that the mere prospect of his running
creates, there is no telling what desperation
they may be driven 10, whenit is understood
throughout the District that he is the nc.
knowledgcd candidate. Stand from under
all ye little Jackson Napton chaps
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26
MACEE COLLEGE,

CITUATED midway between Huntsville and
- Bloomington, Macon county, Mo-, at the head
of Dlrk's Prairie. will commence its second Ses-
sion, May 30th, 1853, under the care and super
vision of Professor JAMES H. BLEwETT. Mr.. B.
is not only well qualified for teaching, but has a
peculiar tact inimparting knowledge and govern
ing pupils, which was manifested by the closing
exercises of The last session.
The Trustees have secured the services of Miss
HAGAN, of Kentucky, for the next Session. This
lady has experience in teaching, and is recon-
mended as well qualified to instruct young ladies
in the various arts and sciences. The course Of
instruction is thorough in any other institu-
ton in the West. Tuition fees, from Six 10 Fif-
teen Dollars per session. Contingent expenses
One Dollar per session; (of twenty-one weeks) in
advance.
Board can be had at the College, including
washing. lodging. lights, &C., at S37 per session in
advance, (if not otherwise arranged.)
The Boarding House will be kept by T. w. Nc
Ccrmick. The location, in point Of health, mo-
raty and enterprise, viii equal, if not surpass any
in the State. Persons desiring any further inform.
alton can obtain it by addressing Professor ]. II
Blewett, or Rev. James Dysart, at Middle Fork
Macon coounty, Mo.
JAMES DYSART,
President OF the Board of Trustees.
Nav II. 1S53-3W.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26

We copy this week an article from the
Lagrange .Htssou'ian in regard to lie pro-
posed Wing Convention in this Congress
ional District. We are not yet convinced
but that the holding the proposed Conver-
ton wouid rebound 10 the benefit of the
Wing party.
Our friend Of the Missouran is under a
mistake in reference TO Mr.. Lini.ey's being
now the only person spoken Of in connection
with this nomination. There are several
other candidates spoken Of whose claims are
urged upon the party as suitable persons to
5ecome the standard bearer of the WING
party in the coming contest.
The names OF Col. 10. DAVIS, Of this
county, RoBr RAY, of Carroll, J. n. BRowx
of Macon, and C. ". BELL Of Charlton. have
been frequently mentioned as s6itabie can
d!dates for this race--some in the prints,
all in private circles. Aside from this fact,
we feel quite sure that convention would,
BY bringing goodly numbered Wings to-
gether from various parts Of the District,
tend i'll q great degree 10 produce union and
harmony, and az the sane time to bring out
The concentrated. strength Of the whole party
to The support Of the nominee. The ne
cessity will be more apparent from another
consideration. The counties composing this
district have never before been united to-
gcther FOR the same purpose, and we con
ceiye that it is very desirable that Wings
from all parts Of the district should at this
particular juucturc meet together, form per-
sonal acquainianccs, and consult as to the
best means Of promoting the interest Of tie
country by the advancement Of Wing pr.n-
cples. Let us thcn have convention, Sc
lect our standard bearer, and whoever he
may be, lei lis all enter the list, (even at The
sacrifice of personal preferences TO battle
mon!ully for the triumph Of correct political
principles.
Our opponents are sangnine OF success,
and on account Of the peculiar position Of
the Democratic nominee to the other wing
of the party, we are very certain that TO the
ordinary trickery Of their political tactics
there viii be added a feeling Of desperation.
Then, we say, let nothing be left undone
that will secure united energy and harmo-
nious action. In our humble opinion q con-
yention will DO both.
L5-Sinoo the foregoing was in type, the
Lagrange Missourian" Of the 18th came
to hand, from which we take the follow
ing
THIRD DIsrRIcT.-Col. 10. DAVIS, Of
Howard county is strongly recommended as
a proper person to carry the Wing coors in
;.he ensuing August campaign, by writer
in the Glasgow Times. Col. Davis is an
able lawyer, and if nominated, would, no
doubt, poll the whole Wing vote Of the dis
friet.
We are glad to see the district waking up;
and If we are to have a convention, we hope
every county in the distnct will be repre-
scented. we ciIn at nothing but the success
Of Wing principles in the coming campaign,
and whatever may be the ultimate choice
of the Wing party, it is bound TO be well
backed BY this end Of die Distriet
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26
Corrcspondence of n,e Tines.

LlNNEus, Mo, May Is, 1903.
FRrNp GhErN:--I learn from the dele.
gates who represented Linn CO. in the Dem.
ocratic Convention held Oh last Monday, at
Bloomington, for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for Congress in this the third
district, that Hon. c. +. JACKSON, Of How
ard county received The nomination OF that
convention, almost without OPPOSITION
This was 10 more than was expected by
many. especially after JAMES s. GREEN. de-
c'ircd being Il candidate for the nomination.
| But can assure YOU, sir, so far as | have
heard an expression Of the wishes and feel
! ings Of the democracy in this county, both
before the convention and since, ii is far
from being satisfactory especially with the
Benton Democracy, and | am sure a nomi-
nation more obnoxious TO the Wings could
not have been made. Therefore, The Wings
Of this county are determined 10 give him ;
race, although the Democratic majority il
the district including the nu)lilers, is larg,
against us. The Wings of this county vii
hold meeting on the first Monday in June
for tn, purpose of appointing delegates tc
a Wing Congressional District Convention
to select a suitable Wing candidate to op
pose G. F. Jackson. The Wings Of thi
county are almost 10 a man for Col. 10. DA
Wis, of Fayettc, as the Wing candidate 70
Congress in this district.
He is known to the most of us here TO b
a talented and true Wing Of the Clay school
7 though in my judgment the Wings Of thi
, county will chocriul!y and heartily supper
any good and true Wing that may gel IL
nomination. One thing am sure Of. 'ha
10 Wing in This county viii vote for c. T
= Jackson, nor do ! believe that many OF III
Benton democracy will. 1t seems TO mt
/ friend Green, that the Wings in every cour
/ ty in the District ought 10 be up and doing
!, and hold district convention at rs carly
day as possible. / suppose that Blooming
= ton will be the place, as l believe it mo:
central, and l would suggest the secoa
, Monday in June as The time.
? Yours, respectfully, LINN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26
Tobacco and Hemp.

The St. Louis InIeIigencer of Monday
gives tie following quotation.
TonAcco.-Sound Factory Lugs lrou
"a 90 to - 10; Painters shipping Lug,
from 81 70 TO 81 So, and Manufacturing
Lug> sold al $5W.5 10; common shaping
Leaf from IS 70 % 81; medium 10 line
from 50 10 10 81, and manulac uring qua!.
tiles ranges from So to $40 80; strictly
good and fine, OF which there is none offer
ing will camm"nd $l2 to $l4 p 100 lbs
HEMP-We quote as the market range OF
the different qualitieS--say for inferior and
common $50 TO 800; fair and good $3.50 to
70 500; prime 800 10 $lO2, and choice at
SOB TO SjlO5 per tun. Tie market was
firm at the close. Stock IN store about g.
600 bales,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26
Iron Nails, Castings, KEardyyare. &c.

VIZ Z have just received and offer for sale at
w the lowest practicable prices, general as
sortment of Iron and Steel, hest Missouri Iron
Nails, AL sizes and shapes.,) Castings. &c.
variety of Table Knives and Forks of all qualities,
Pocket and Pen Knives, Butcher Cook and Shoe
Knives. Coffee Mills, Walters, Tea Kettles, Spoons,
Brass and Enameed Preserving Kettles, and nu-
merous other articles of Housekeeping Goods.
ALso-Genuine English grass and grain Scythes,
Hazel Scythes, Axes, Hatchets, Saws, Files OF ali
kinds, Broad Axes, Locks, Bolts, Latches, Screws,
Gate and Shutter fastenings, and various other ar
ticles of builders and mechanics hardware. Log
and Trace Chains, Slctes, Scythe Sneads, Hancs,
Wool, Cotton and Horse Cards, Cow, Sheep and
Hand Bells, &C.. &C., &c.
Mays BOON, DUNCAN L SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26
DEN ISTFsY.
A tooth in Time saves Nine.
WILLIAM A. DEPEW

W7OULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Glasgow and vicinity that he has located
himself in this place. He is prepared to execute
all operations pertaining 10 his profession, in a
style Of neatness, ease and durability. Teeth in
serted upon gold plate in complete or parts Of
sets, with or without artificial gums, in so accu-
rate manner as TO deceive the closest observer
His charges shall in all cases be reasonable, and
satisfaction guaranteed Ladies will be waited
upon at their residences, if desired.
N. B.-The nerve killed and the tooth saved
without sensationof pain 10 the patient. The Le-
theon will be used inextracting teeth if required.
RSy' Room at the City Hotel.
GLASGOW. MAY 26.1S53.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26

r. The Washington correspondent Oft
New York Herald says, the government has
determined not to attempt ,ouse force nthe
subsection Of the Florida Indians, but TO pro-
coed with the surveys of the lands there,
believing that all that is necessary is to con.
vince the Indians that the process ofsettle-
mcnt is to go on quietly, in order to induce
them to give up their hostile demonstrations
and accept Of terms to peaceably join their
friends west Of Arkansas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26

A Romantic MARRIAGE.-W learn that
a Mr.. Letchworth. merchant of Lexington,
Mo, and Miss Wuddel were married in
the leXas Of the steamer Isabel on the Mis-
sour river on Tuesday evening last. Some
Of the young lady'> friends were violently
opPused 10 The match and were not aware Of
the lovers being on board. So il was ar
ranged thatn parson should be provided
alolt-one from St. Louis happening to be
on board-and the young lady asked per-
mission other mother to promenade with
some other young people on the hurricane
deck, when 'the twain were made one
flesh" 49, Bruhswlcker.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26

al DIGEST" Such is the TRUE MEANING of
the word "PEPsIN," or Of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the true Digestive FLUID,
or Gastric Juice, prepared by DIR. J. S. Houghton,
of Philadelphia, from the fourth stomach of the OK,
for the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is
natures own remedy for an unhealthy stomach
No art of man can equal its curative powers. 1t
renders good eating perfectly consistent with
health. See the figure Of the Ok in another part Of
this paper
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-26
pERFUMERy. TsEsUsEgEs. sc.

nTGGES & co. have Just received direct from
- Philadelphia, a large and well selected stock
OF raifnmery, consisting Of extracts Of various
kinds, Colognes, Soaps, Tooth Paste, Shaving
Soaps and creams, tooth. hat, hair, comb, Shaving
nail and infant Brushes, fine and coarse Combs,
pocket Combs. Paper, Pencils, Steel Pens, lank
Books, Sc, &C., TO which they invite the atten-
ton Of the public generally.
We wish il distinctly understood we will not be
undersold by any one. Ap2S.