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, 70 The L|aito:s Of Tie enquirer 80 80,
LrrloA COUNTY, sp Is 1859
C-alncn Permit me- through tap.f, I" sd!tesa
i.s Deinoctits .! L1G'sa lesl On ..iJ': 10
e'es: II 'hr ~ lar" ii irf ts'; an ttn". oS th e"'
dy liz sLccrs5 raiGs ~ ne want o. VAN"
y In It's ranks. without al least sounding Wufnins aolc
fisnterrsted spirit of mutual concession, and willing
III sacrifice personal preferences ana local ciains 10 Tue
sell being oil the party aud tho perpetuy Oh lis principles
,aoI characterize who calls himself Democrat
NJ he who does not possess them, need scrntinZe t
:!useiy his claims 10 the Title. Dr. VIM D Fower Is inc
ci: atnnc" ~ The party r this county, and u was 10
~ IoGgi that nHly Democrat in Tie cGnEty "Uuh rally |"
lis sport. But surprise and HIortIcat!on
r friends Tor him. 10 Justify him in his course me plea
that section OF The county has been sighted IN MOI nav
nn had representative Tor number of years. MI H. ]
nlve always taken be worthy gentleman and good De-
nos raj ard am surprised that he should suffer his 70
used In this connection, 80 :msy preence can
think that, maurey considering the subject ne
viii b. injured abandon nc position %hich ne occupies
md his influence for the nomntc he would, nv con-
tnung in The field be doing his party. himself and Dr. r.
all Injustice His party-because IL might enue I" the sue
"ta Whia and batting This would almost certainly Gre
ate sectional eaosrs and euds which years perhaps might
not cure Iimscbecaus-, setting himself up as nc mas
nEc contrary TO the express will OF majority OF Inc party
there Is scarcely possibility of his being elected at present.
aa i would ever hereafter should he &c aspan! DC pre-
judicial IN s success And Dr. F. because it might be the
Of Wings triumphing him. and, in any event.
would be a source VI moruhratin getting the full
vote of the party His plea as have minated has
weight; 10. portions Of the county might equal
Justice, urge The DO not know Tint pretended
there can question about the OF Dr. Fow
er's nomination for it by convention constituted
of an coua NUMBER of from each district in
the county, selected By committee eo Of i've three Of which
facts how can Mr. H. reconcile his present attitude with his
profession being Nominated some Time ago BY meeting
in his ntghborood, nj Willingness 10 aonc the decision
III fairly constituted caucnsf leave II win MN 10 de-
eide
would here also remind the of The county that
is be voted for al the same Time and We
ought 10 present an undivided front.
PRINCIPAL NON HOMINES.
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RIcaMDND ES0UiRgg.
,.n,INc EIEETION ).

4
| ,,,;.s Of The State I'm active canvass IS going
t, NOV, LEGISLATURE and in others preparations arc
,o - b,c. nu, candidates. We hope that there WIZ o.
,,r.wo,mncss on the part of friends, nat thai l v"
), animated with sincere desire maintain The poh'oa
ascrndency which We have wen in late distinguished ~
tests Let every Democrat remember that one so'e "",
eide an election; and that is duty he owes hs eo"''
| do all in his power 10 the election oil suci ~
"a will faithfully carry out Democratic prihc''e' s.,
In those coua;ics where candidates have oeen
fl,e party we invoke the hearty support VI c'e'' !,
charging upon them 10 remember that "plineit' w.,
40 IS ,ho ,,i,g articles in our political creed WHERE
-, -, hon seleced we earnestly cn'Eeat our
friends 70 hold Conventions, and nominate e01 ~"
80 - ,h,, standard bearers Do not disregard INC io"s
u ss,hished usage OF assembling IN primary n'ee'.
,,s and selecting candidates. Let mol me aspH'O"' u
NV man or number of endanger our parry sueee'' "
;uciug you in counties having large maor''es " 'u"'
no nomination. but 10 have general s"eePsaAe' ~ no
commit this error always fatal in the END 10 me purity "a'
| tries II.
We have go often the evils resulting fom "an u
nroner orpanz on that can hardly use lc1s 'oo
i calling IN our friends in every county in the State 10 or
o,n,. Oroon=e! let that be The word. Make nominal
lion, Of f, men-rue off all independent candidates-Voe
r. h ,;,eo and when the election shall have been con.
cIuded YOU may rejoice in the reflection OF having Done
vopr whole duy Again. we say Organize! ORGANIZED Or
.on;z.r 10 we witness weI asks the Washington Unon)
that oblivion OF fictitious feeling in the domestic politics OF
the Stairs which whg party have proclaimed IN respect
70 the administration? Not at all On the contrary the
wings ure making desperate fight wherever they can rally
sufcien, force II there be chance OF gaining Inc as
cendancy in State they marshal their forces Tor Inc eec
lion of governor and majority 10 the Legislature Ihis ID
done in Tennessee If they driven from Tins theac
thew retreat in districts, and concentrate upon es
candidates for Congress Such tho case in virginia In
every direction zeal energy and activity IN Inc wing
ranks Now it. through the supinencss OF the democracy,
The wings were 10 the ascendant party in Congress-
Is il likely ,hs the administration would DC without an n-
posi,ion7 Would the generous orSearance OF when te
wings boast so much survive their ability TO annoy ana
embaras? We have disposition 10 determine is point
by actual experiment. 1t Is unnecessary Tor Inc wings
boldly avow that The object of all their efforts Is 10 gel con
troll of the administration of the government and TO over
throw the supremacy of democratic principles ms Is
correct ncrp citation OF the apparent apathy OF Inc "g
par,y-hls is satisfactory explanation OF their drssns-
The duty OF the democratic party is manifest 10 pcrpe'uale
their ascendancy they have bur maintain their nvincioe
aud prepared for an attack al all times and
point.
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FALSE HISTORY CORRECTED.

4
Tn. New OtItans Della ,!en1nhrcs as HON an
d Cen Lack sDo'. rsrl;u acnSc ci u" Bate 0i Ne" ".
leans communicated lhr oaYaaaah journal D! t'o
,ckscn ns Tie fruits OF y!sI' tie I'D Hero a. Tue ne'
,i,au. in 1880 ia ;nc narrative tOund lis way INTO ou'
COLUMNS deem il proper publish the denial vi me De'
N which saws that The sore boxes bags Of sand, ~ ar
even more fiction lhan the cotton bales Ie o l;e a'
,er were undoubtedly Esd in making the mound-t . NUM-
hug 10 c!, Tor cation- they were found r"ic 1'-
ucrous than c.vr as the cannon balls from the cnemy
batteries Knocked them out III place and 'c COTTON
about lines would catch fire and endangcf INC american
,mn,unon Bu what use was there for bales, store
r h,rs of sand when there plenty OF good EARTH
~ d M and throw into heap in fon! Of me men, WHICH
oouosed much better resistance than boxes or bales OF any
articc7 II this happy conception "h'ch sehae'eu
Jacksons entrencment strong; and II was '"e want u
Lection and common Of the English Engineers u"
making their batteries Of boxes and hogshends Oh
,eod Of common dirt 10 which may ascrbe The dsas
,ous result OF The British bombadmen the Isl OF jan
nary when in few hours their whole works were blown
>, ,,oms and nearly oil their guns dsmuunted. But IN:
mast absurd part Of the foregoing story is that which repre-
tho Rrlish General riding up 10 Gen. Jackson 10
d, hi. sword This is an entirely new fact that the
p surrendered on that occasion. The general impress
io, y,s that they held their ownreed from The field
and ina, Gen Jackson positively forbade his men 10 pursue
them as they were still stronger than his force Gen. Lam
ber-the only General left unouched-ny quietly win S
command in ditch, from which al night ne withdre" DC
vond reach OF the American batteries. Why ne shona
leave his safe place. abandon his command oil tour housan
I'D tide forward TO surrender his sword 10 Gen Jackson,
,d ,ben be knighed therefor BY Great Britain will excite
as much curiosity and surprise as Inc statement hai
tho Americans strengthened their lines BY throwing ladders
and fnscncs over to the British the very things hey want
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PRINCIPAL NON NOMINEES.
For the EnQuir

THE VOTERS OF THE SENATORIAL DISTRICT
composed OF Cumberland PuwhaJn and Chesterfield coun-
ties la ling selected candidate Tor the Senate In
CONS Glpnc" refusal several gentlemen IA permit
their br presented 10 the nominating Convention,
the this would press the Convention, when
again meets The proprIety oi nominating MI VIM Oh,
Jr OF Powatan. When Mr. Old Withdrew his name, he
was and had been ill., Since then his health has been e-es
aoshed and il is hoped, as the cause OF his withdrawal
removed that he will now consent 10 accept no.
mlnatiur CHESTERFIELD VOTER.
auru 30 1853.
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pOErICAE.
T THOU i OWE ME THUS FOREVER?

IL i SOC Ia ! - ~
Thou gazest, deep and earnest
Deep and earnest are thine eyes;
l know that In our being
There are answering sympatHlea:
know there dwe!ls upon me
An affection rich and pure,
And ask, with anxious yearning.
"Wili IL ever, thus, endureW
Quick changes come upon us
Changes not in our controls
There are SHADOW US Ind eclipses,
Aud dark tides upon the soul
With tremulous emotion,
accept thy bounteous store,
But ask, with anxious ycarnlng,
"Wiit thou love me eVsfinore
Thou knowest all my weakness
Thou knowest all my power
Thousl read my life, and Sno"
Every weed ard every t'o"e'
And if within my nature
ANY gracious Gilt theio W,
would its brightest radiance
Should transfuse Itself TO thee
God knows, no selfish impulse
Draws my heart thus close 10 thine
would that oil thy ,oling
Should parIake of the divine;
i wOulQ DC nlS0 anu PctiSSA,
Living truly, heartily,
That LIES most glorious halos
Should surround and hallow thee
And If upon thy pathway
Ihsve cast one tiny ray
Made one moment brighter, happier
By my life or by my lay
Then thou canst not love na'"to
That is meaner than my OVID;
Thou canst never have enjoyment
In soul of lower tone.
SO rest my heart contented,
For, in this clearer view,
see thou'it not withhold me
Such Iovo as is my due;
And, If some richer ns,ure
Win the gift that once was mine,
l must bow my head submissive
To law OF the Divine
Bur with earnest. strong endeavor,
Iwould labor by thy side,
Earn the right TO be companion,
Fellow worker and Thy guide;
Thro' all ear,h's weary turmoil
Keep loving soul, and pure,
And thy bounties Of affection
Will forever thus, endure.
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tunnel now in course of construction on ho ms s.
n.uton and Cincinnati railway will, |! Is SAD V, scf.
approacheI 10 600 feet in Iers.h, and the la'E'''
the kind 10 the Uu,ed States
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COMPLIMENT no MIR. SOULS. -
Louisville hr,ll rs The Democrats Al 'I sor, =
cered lsl, compliment o. DINER 10 ~ hi.
j. now mere He declined, however, on account %
dsparture fol home. .
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RAILROAD FROM TEXAS TO THE PACIFIC
correspondent Of the Cotton Plant dating San Antonio,
Texas on The lt says have just learned that very
POI bill has put throssh the Texas Legslatu
The bill grants the Bag. o LOndun the right Of way
from Houston Texas the La Pass. They ask for land
nothing but the right o! Their agent, Mr. Ciuts-
WORTH has pledged the faith of The Bings, and forty mil
lions OF dollars carry out the matter at once They In
tend carrying the road the Pacific and Is understood
the Mexican Government prepared to grant the right oil
way their territory. Ii Congress does not nyor the
road The Pacific terminus may be made more 10 the south
ward nnd on Mexican soil
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The promotion OF Charles S. Fraildy, Esq 10 the chief
crkshp Ct the General Land Office Is considered OF
the BEST appointments under The present administration
Hs long experience business habits and agreeable dcpor,-
nso, TO all eulsenty qualify him for the post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03

Tie citizens Of Savannah al public meeting reiussj
subscribe 10 the Atlantic and Mississippi rail road.
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AusER goes daily to Notre Dame TO supentend the ar
for the installation Of his Orchestra OF Ave hun
ded musicians who figure in mass of his compost
lion which il be executed Inc religious celebration Of
the Einrerprs marriage.
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II vii! DC that the representatives OF the late Or
Dunha ediln! of The Wheeling Argus advertise the sale
tina, journal The l4th May Wheeling is rapidly growing
and Argus must every day become valuable
organ OF The Democracy Of that strong Democratic region
we ndvise disposed engage in the business not &c
eligible opportunity presented them, in the
Of thn Arm
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JOHN $. CASKiE.-We are please 10 learn that The
sentiment Of satisfaction NJ the of this young bu
tented ana ,l:y 1StiEeui-h s,ntpsrnan, ard representa-
ve ri lie Rit.manj iis,r: universal preclude
tbs call ui cu;:vca f!rgnil has within her Dor
,rs -tntl-rr ro css> OF finer aInt more extensive
;:srIent., brilliant powers Of Than JuHS
s. CAsE,E Cordially do wish him The fullest
Of success and renown.- Montgomery (Aa) Adrertissr
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BUFFALO, April 25.-The Chicago papers contain heart
rendins details OF the late melancholy accident The entire
road In the vicinity OF the catastrophe covered with the
ruined and the dead and dying One by the
ded and unrured cep from beneath and the shreEs of the
women and grOuns Ut the dying aided TO the horror of the
scsne One poor woman, with both her legs broken lay
with dead child in her ans and little ones uninurec
clngiuQ er young woman stood by the dead bodies
of her ia hc mohe and brother shrieking like maniac
Three children from 10 10 Of uee, taken out
and recognized by their aber who ia left alone Beneath
the edge appeared the oa head and hand Of an cid
muna leg OF onc and The mangled ooGy Of another The
scene at depot awful in The when The re-
mains brought n,-the hoor was covered with blood
and hep Of limbs gathered together in corner-whi.
many beteayed searching for lost friends rea
lives The papers loud In their denuucia,ons of all
necled with the road.
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THE MASSACHUS ErTS BANK BLLS-THE HOO
SAC TUNNEL, &c.

BosToN, April 27.--Sevcra additional bank bills were
passed yesterday In The House Of Representatives, and bill
vas reported allowing The Merchants Bank To increase It's
capital 50 600 900, under tho general Banking Law.
resolution has been reported appropriang $40 000 for
Of Daniel Webster |" be placed in the State Huusc.
TIE ten hour bill passed its third reading by forty
jorty and the Hoosac Tunnel bill by twenty mine majority
delegation headed by Gen Wool arrived here list
ing representing the city OF Troy, The importance OF
the Hoosac tunnel upon the attention Of the Legislature.
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The New Ota5s Delta, referring tho recent event Of
Tie death o' he Vice President, Gays:
Mr. K:ry WAS q. the csau! OF the old fashioned pnI
cia:;s OF rina aud North Cardiac who regarded dignity
o: department; uban!tv Of manners and high persona! hon
Or, es>cu.il attributes Of The public man,
What pity that such school Of politicians should ever
become old fashioned!
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SAILING OF THE ARCTIC DISTINGUISHED PAS.


II1SeIO1OtILD
SENGERS
New YoRx, April 30 The American mail steamer Arctic
sailed 10 day Tor liverpool Sue takes out two hundred
passengers amongst whom Elk President Van Buren,
Captain Folsom, Governor Kimbs Senator Foo,e of Yer
mont the Ptesiden, of the Georgia and Florida Rnrond
Company the Hon. VIM Mcalarray, aud James X. Paud.
Ing, Esq.
SENTENCES TO BE HuNG-TaE RINK MURDER
FIXED ON SPRING.
puILApELPAIA April 29.-Capie and Emmas convicted
OF the uf Christopher Souhan sentenced this
morning to hung. Enimas wept much, made par.
dial confession Cape exhibited much frmncss.
The murder Of joseph Rink in Chesnu, street. has been
cissy xed upon Arthur Spring, and the grand jury
made presentment that effect, and ignored the bill
against Jerome Fecke who stood charged with the Of
fsnre. ~
Il Is said .a, Spring will be tried for The murder merely
establish the fact of his guilt of that crime also
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NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.-The Democratic
Convention The Winchester [Va Congressional District.
on "Wednesday cite. three bao:ings, nominated Char:e
James Faulkner their candidate for Congress The final
vote srood :sau'srer 1855; Cook who had withdrawn
o37 Ls l47, Byrd go; and Bcczebub Unnecessary to
choice 476l The motion TO mike the nomination
!mcus vote ige'
The Wig Con.aa,ioa meets Winchester OF The 81 .:
May and Messs Janncy and RunIer decline being ca
dts,es he Republican there is little doubt !ha;
,he Wings will make unanimous nomination ,hc FIST
ballot.
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
1858. Regular 1853
Missouri River Passenger Packet
Ell PASO. 'N
A. wINELAND,.. ,.. $3.50. Master.

A. WlNELAND,t'.'. 49,. ...... Master.
M. h WILL leave ST. Louis everyulternate
ss!sss4s1Es Saturday, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for ST.
Joseph, Weston, IT. Leayenworth, Parkville, Kan
sas, Independence, Liberty Richfeld, Sibley, Cam
den, Wellington. Lexington, Dover, Waverly, Car
rollton, Miami, Winsor city, Brunswick and points
below. Commencing her regular trips from Saint
Louis on Saturday, February Goth; March 18th
and Goth; April 9th and 23d; May 18th and 21st;
June 4th and 18th; July I'd, 18TH and Both; Au-
gust 18th and 9th; September 10th and 24th Oc-
tober Sth and ed; November 9th and 10TH
On her return will leave ST. Joseph every alter
nate Friday al 10 NJ: March 9Th and 18th; April I'd
10th and 30th; May l4th and 2sth; June 11th and
25th; July 9th and 23d; August 9th and Goth; Sep
TENDER Sd and 18th; October 1st 18th and goth,
November 18th and 26th.
Departing from St. Joseph at 10 O'Clock, NJ,
Weston on Saturday O'Clock, a. NJ, Fl. .Leayen-
worth O'Clock A. NJ, Parkyille 10 O'Clock A.. NJ,
Kansas - O'Clock H.. Wayne city1 O'Clock r. NJ,
Liberty . O'Clock P. NJ, Riehfeld 3 O'clock M,
Sbley 4 O'Clock, P. M, Camden O'Clock p. NJ,
Wellington O'Clock p. NJ, Farmville landing
O'Clock P. NJ, Lexington Sunday O'Clock A. NJ,
Dover, 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, Waverly O'Clock A. NJ,
HIPS landing Ii O'Clock A. b., Miami 2 O'Clock P.
NJ, Winsor City 3 O'Clock P. M, Brunswick
O'Clock p. NJ, Glasgow, Mondav.s O'Clock A. NJ.
MANSON s. BARTHOLOW, Agents.
February "a, 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
GLASGOW FEMALE ACADEMY,
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
Dr, G. 9. Savage and Lady,

WILL open the next session on the first
w Monday in September next. The course of
instruction. as hetofore, Will be thorough and prdc-
tical fitting the pupil for the active duties of life
The training the mind to think, methodical pur-
suit of knowledge order and regularity in the gen
era management, as well as a strict regard TO the
health. morals and manners of those committed 10
their care, will be leading considerations with the
Instructors. Music on the Piano and Guitar,
French, Drawing and Painting, will continue to
receive the constant and immediate attention of
Mrs S.. and be so arranged not to interfere with
the regular course, but SO blended as to make the
whole interesting and profitable.
The Principal and his Lady occupy the "Board-
ing House," adjoining the Academy, which is new,
spacious, and comfortable, where young ladies can
board, and receive their constant care and atten-
ton. 1t is very desirable, and will be much 10
the interest of the pupils that they reside in the
family of the Teachers, it is supposed they will
take deeper interest in their mental and moral cu-
ture
Young ladies from distance should be furnished
with towels, gum overshoes, umbrella and Bible.
TUITION:
Per session of five months, from SIS 90 to S14 90
Music on Piano or Guitar. SIT 90
Use of Instruments. ......... 90
French, Drawing and Painting, etc. 10 90
Boarding, everything furnished, per week, . Oc
All the t.xt books can be had of the Principal.
For further particular address the Principal, OF
Rev. c. D. Simpson, DR.. 7. u. Cockerill, or A
w. Roper, Esq, Trustees.
Glasgow August a, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
Council Bluff Missouri River Packet,

p. L. HANNUM, Master t. L. CRAwroRp, Clerk.
This fast and elegant steamer has been
z purchased expressly for the above trade,
and having undergone extensive repairs, new fur
niture, &C., will, upon the opening of navigation,
make regular trips to Council Bluffs and nterme-
diate points, during the season. Her accommoda-
tions for passengers are unsurpassed by any boat
in the river. Her extreme light dranght strongly
recommends her to shippers. Her officers promise
to use untring exertions to merit the patronage of
the public.
The st. Ange is amply provided with life pre-
servers, metallic life boat and all the requirements
of the new steamboat law. For freight or pas
sage apply on board. Cfeb10-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
BL CkS MITHlNC.

a WILLIAM KADEN respectfully in.
RS forms the citizens of Howard and adjoining
W counties that he is prepared to do ali work
IN the above line in superior manner.
Particular attention paid TO Horse Shoeng, re-
pairing broken Machinery, ironing Buggies, Car
riages, &C., &c. Work entrusted TO him wIil be
done in the best manner and on reasonable terms.
f57-shop first door below ThRilkjll Il Carson's.
Glasgow. May 10, 1889
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
EDWARD MEAD. .'......... WIN. II. MAURICE.
EDWARD MEAD s. CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUTLERY,

WA1CascJ SG w ihnA w AAChtJ
Silrer and Piated Ware, Fancy Goods, Shot
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Sporting
apparatus.
81 Main ST., corner of Pine, st. Louis
WE would respectfully invite the attention of
w Dealers, to our very large Fall Stock, con-
sisting in part of
Gold and silver watches, JesyeIry,
PAPER MACHE GOODS,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Plated Spoons and
Forks and Brittania Castors, Silver Spoons
and Forks, Silver Cups and Goblets, Mu-
steal Instruments, Spy Glasses,
Watchmakers Materials, and general assortment
of FANCY GOODS.
Importing our Foreign Goods direct, ond pur-
chasing those of American make of the manu-
facturers for cash only, we are placed an equal
footing with the best Eastern Houses, and can Of
fer better inducements to our customers. By pur-
chasing here, the western dealer saves the expense
and time of journey east, and all the extra char
ges for freight and insurance, with the uncertainty
and vexatious delays in receiving his goods, and
secures the very great advantage of an early
market, and the facility Of recruiting his stock
with new and seasonable goods as frequently o:
occasion may require.
With an experience of eighteen years in thu
wholesale trade in st. Louis, we believe we arr
acquainted with the styles of goods suited to III,
western trade, and would beg leave especially tC
| call attention TO our very large stock of
Single and Double barrel Guns,
of Damascus Wire, Stub and Plain Twist, whcI
have been selected personally by our Mr.. Mead
who has been spending the last three months il
Europe, making purchases of goods in the Eng
fish, French and Swiss markets.
Dealers will find il to their interest to give US
call before purchasing.
st. Louis, August 10, 1853.