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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31
Blacksmith Shop /!

S6sA TNHE Subscriber having erected n
1sk j. new building in the rear of Nlessrs
$3.50 WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE and l.. HILL's g
.Stores,is prepared to do all kinds of
Blacksmitlnimg.
Horse. e.Shoeing and Plantation work will receive
prompt attention. S. f. GOODE.
Janl9 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31
Negro Clothe5and 0snaburgs
At ynry. ;TS5srw pricas,

cNowDEN S sHkAR, Augusta, Ga, have
y received large sJfSiy of NEGRO CT oTlIS
Of George schley's andthe Augusta Manufacturing
Company's make.
Also, the superior Negro CLOTHS made by the
Messrs. Fries of North Carolina, and other styles,
TO which they respectfully invite the attention Of
Planters and country Merchants.
S. & S.keep constantly on hand large supply
Of COTTON oSN kBCRGS, Shirtnes and Sheet
ing. ,...tAugustaN Manufacturing Company; which
they sell at the Manafasturer's prices. ~
Augusta, July lis If 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31
Superior lennon SYRUP.

TINE Subscriber has now in Store, a supply of
u this delightful beverage, which will be found
on trial very nearly equal to the pure juice of the
Lemon. G. l.. PENN, AGENT.
s. July 20 If 27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31

ors fof tauAis,
Furniture Prints. some Striped for bordering
Quilts T ..s
Black AIlapacas aid 3Bombazines, all qualities,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31
WhislSey, .R l1nn, Brandy, &c.

w hlSEkey Us. As ltlm, B and Y, NC.
e0 BARRELS etctlis7, slonongahea and Mil
OgI Ier'sl Old sRyst sSKaIs 49,.
3ReS;EnsuEd .1G isU1r,S
American aud Helitsssa Nv :; - -. 80,
American and French BRANDY,
Madeira Tenerlle aid Malaga, WINES,
Peppermint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DIAL.
Irish and Scotch iTHISKEY,
Cider and White Wine: VINEGAR,
Pint, Half-pint and Chart FLASKS.
Wine, Lendn sytap md Porter BOTTLES,
.DEMIJOHNS, all sizes.
E, HODGES, AGENT.
Nov % s.,s.I s If 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31
For Gents and Youths Spring and Summer Clothi

Real. French Herring bone Drillings.
Union, Brown, Striped and Grass Linens
Cotlenades and Cold Camblets, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31

just Received
!. "A LOT, of. Eastnan's UpERIoR STRAW
EA.2CUTTERS:s -. z
a lot Of Daniels Tat Superior Straw Cutters,
2 Grants Superior Patent FAN MILLS,
~ - ss(sy:E 80, 6. ~ sySz GRAN Cradles,
Hoe Il Co.'S. Superior CIRC CULAR SAWS,
All o.: :Mhieh will besollon, the most acconimoda-
tfna FERNS. Call an5Ree them.
" 5s: ~. ROBINSON & JACKSON.
Hamburg, May 25 IF sSz.; ls 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31

ny a wife, daughter,
Such, Of course, "
as scarcely one in tp
as they form, in fac
rule, we shall speak
this custom without
tLa ad,lIp headed lads
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-08-31

loune a,r, i-.'n,E;,r!.
Linen Braids and Bobbins, both Plain and Sci
pentine. ...-....
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16

garden gate, and there will be
pressure of hands-perhaps pres.
sure oflips! blessed Saturday night!
To all kind heaven has given lit.
tie leaven which works in the
heart to stir up the gentle emotions,
and Saturday night alone the meet
and fitting time for dreaming gen
tie dreams. Blessed Saturday night.
and we can but pray that through
life we may bear with us the re-
membrance Of its many holy hours
now gone into the far past-memo.
ries which every Saturday eve but
recalls like benediction pronounced
by one loved and gone.''
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16


SATURDAY NIGnT.-Wc are in.
debtcd to the local of the Sandusky
Register for the annexed happily con.
ceived and beautifully expressed ex.
tract. There is poetry as well
as true genial feeling in it.
Saturday night! How the heart Of
tho weary man rcjoices as, with
his weeks wages in his pocket, he
hics him home to gather his lit
tie ones around him and draws con.
ISOLATION from his hcarthstono for the
many hard hours he has toiled to
win his pittance. Saturday night!
How the poor woman sighs for
very relief as she realizes that a.
gain God has sent her time for
rest; and though her rewards have
been small, yet is she content to
live on, for even her heart builds
up in the future home where It's
always Saturday eve! How the
carcworn man Of business rclaxcs
his brow, and closing his shop, saunt-
crs deliberately around to gather
up a little gossip ere no goes quiet
ly home to take a good rest! How
softly the young man pronounces
the word, for q bright.eyed maidon is
in waiting, and this Saturday night
shall be o blessed time for him there
will be low words spoken By the
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16
THE SUMTER BANNER
~ ~ II, ii;.5 49, : ~ ss4sSg rs PUBLISHED
hsYEGeY.TUESD4AY MORNING
*3 BY w. j. FRANCIS.
) r. EEeNHS,

b 7s1,NYO3DOLI,AIlS in advance, Two Dollars
Audi fly Cents ut the expiration of six months,
or II hree Dollars ut the end of the year.
,3!S No paper discontinued until all arrearages
46rs rAIp, unless the option of the Proprietor.
& NJ az aeS Advertisements inserted at SEVENTY
FIVE Cents per square, (l2 lines or less,) for
! the first, land half that sum for each subsequent
= Insertion.
IA Gis5sS The number Of insertions to he marked
tbn pllS Advertisement or they will Be published
i Until ordered to be discontinued, and charged
! accordingly. siSf5.fJ
III 49, ONE DOLLAR per square for single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
& ments will be charged The same single in
! sertion. and semi -monthiy the same new oEsc
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
CENTRAL MISSOURI NURSERY.
cUEAp LIVE FENCT


HsAbE OPiNGE. or Bois D'ARc HEDoEs, ore
~ no longer an experiment. They have been
fully tested and have proved 10 be Just What far
fners require.
They combine the three greet requisites Of
cuEApSEss EfFfcIEScY and DinAB1LiTY, 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 is Crowth--th;s takes three
summers. or two ard half years, from the settingy
vi You then have fence thst is proof against
oxen. mules. rig. or even rabbits; living fence
that neither WINDS nos floods not scarcely even time
itself can destroy.
Th--tfrl fer for;acr patronage the undersigned
is r-,, ready 10 tax" contracts Tor furnishing the
hes. quality Of Bots Dare plants for hedging by
'hc mil delivering the plants at each purchasers
door. in this or tie adjacent counties, and re-iur-
nishing all that die out. OF $40 per mile, cash on
delivery Of plants aud a conditional note for SO
more, at ihe end oF q years, at which time good
hedge is guaranteed.
Or. II rrefsrr,od. he will eel the plants a. 81
TOR Thousand. yell packed, trimmed and assorted,
.iiyeret al either Glasgow or Favette; and S.
ror thousand. delivered at the purchasers door
IN mis- or aHy Of the adjoining counties. in quaint
ties Of > Geo or ever terrs, cash On delivery.
4 co;y Of plain and explicit printed directions.
ro- setting and trimming ihe Hedge, will be given
20 eaca purchaser.
po~ct oc young Hedge, from plants of my rais-
rg. NAV g. seen at mary places, u this and ada
cent counties. il makes neat nhd ornamental
fence, for the yard o. garden. The setting will
commence viii early Spring.
GRATED h1rla Tre"s &C almost any reGbred
variety. wN be furnished ~ time for planting the
ensuing Swing delivered - either Glasgow, Fay
, rte. or uut;ia, on ~casonnble terms.
Cr51 Send ON your orGcrs soon Last year had
moi plant, cnctgh e. sr7rly the demand. Post
raid letters Ct f,trtho- inquiry upon the subject
viii be ciaeT,U,ly and promptly answered. Apply
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
A Gard tS the rLfhTiC.

'I'HE undersigned have purchased the entire
interest Of o.. }. \. TALpoz. in the firm Of
BOON. TALBOT s SMITH, becoming thereb,
charged with the settlement OF all its affairs. and
will continue ina business without Interruption at
ihc same place, rldc7 the style Of BOOK, DuxcAx
Il SMITH.
Orr business win os herc..---e Se conducted OF
2 liberal scale, w..l every department placed On
the moS' advantageous footing; w...cG apple flc:l-
ties AMI .oE- nEu. ..ggcc uiT-.ar.
Respectfully so'citiA, iAe favorable considera-
tJu Of or friends and JAc yah.ic, We assure then,
Of our determination 10 give enlr, satisfaction TO
customers, by offering a all times ample stocks of
The most desirable Cgo's at rs low r..ces as any
house in the country, and by fair dealing and ,,ur
hitting eNertons 70 retain the confidence Of the
community.
We are now well supplied with every descr.2-
ten Of Goods Tor the preseL season. which ere f5r
sale At Low Prices, 70 which the attention Of the
| public is invited.
c55' good supply Of Clover Seed for sale.
BENJAMIN SMITH,
SAMUEL. DUNCAN,
VIM, C.. BOON.
| Fayette, Dee 5, lS52--,f
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
Rail Road Lands.

MR. GREEy:-In Consequence of our po-
sition, as dealers in Land Warrants, we
have heard much speculation, and some in
q,iry in relation to the mode OF bringing the
lands in this State, now suspended from
sale, into market We have not been able 10
furnish an answer, satisfactory to ourselves,
and consequently addressed Hon. john G.
Muller, on all the points which were in
doubt, and Of general Importance to the
public. Mr.. MrLLER's reply is very ex-
plicit, and we consider the subject OF suf-
iicient interest to request you to make ii
public in your next paper.
Respectfully,
W. +. BIRCH& SON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

Mr.. Robinson said the gentleman was
mistaken when he thought him favorable to
the enactment of penal and stringent laws
for the purpose of regulating the currency,
for expelling from our midst currency of
very equivocal character now affecting
this State. He was apprised of the inefii-
cheney of such laws--doubted their policy;
and questioned their powers Of legislation
In that relation. He must be permitted to
say that he is again inexperienced if the
gentleman has come to the conclusion that he
deprecates banking. Under the existing
circumstances, banking is necessary, and
will be, in his judgment, the most efficient
means in preventing the flood of issues Of
other States from inundating this. Home
banking will give usa more reliable cur
rency, and is a matter of self defence, right,
proper and justifable. But ! do dissent
from the gentleman when he proposes, by
an amendment of the Constitutions, to legis-
late over the currency in relation to banking;
to prescribe the rules for banking in this
State for all time to come; to make it obliga-
tory on the Legislative department to pass
acts allowing banking in prescribed form,
and no other. Legslating in constitution
is bad policy; it renders that instrument
liable to frequent change-a constitution
should only embrace such Fundamental prin-
ciples as are calculated TO preserve the es-
sentiol rights of a people; the balance should
be left to the discretion of Legislation.
Mr.. NOEL thought the first section &C.
comp!ished the purpose aimed at by the
Senator from St. Louis. He said it might
| be seen in the future that the banking sys-
TEN now proposed would act iniurieusly,
and hence it was best te leave the matter 10
be regulated by the wants of the people
As for the small notes now in such extern
sive circulation, he said it was accounted
| for from the fact that there was now mar
ket for them since the law forbidding bro
kers TO receive them had been repealed, and
the small note bill passed. 1t was wrong
and unjust to pass Legislative restrictions oh
the subject, binding the people for years to
come. 1-.
Mr.. Sturgeon thought as this was impor-
tant matter, and Senators might wish 10
give it some attention, he moved that it be
passed over and made the special order for
Monday, al. 10 o'clock. 1t was SO ordered
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
Respectfully,
W. f. BIRCH s. SON.


WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. l, 1858.
Messrs. W. F. BrRcH s SoN-Gents:-
Your favor OF the 18th December was re-
ceived few days since, land l avail myself
OF the earliest leisure moment after an inter-
view with the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, upon the subjects mentioned
by you, to reply to your enquiries.
The time at which the Land Offices in
Missouri will again be opened, is Is yet,
uncertain, and cannot be fixed until the Rail
Roads companies shall have made their Sc
lections under the act of the last session of
Congress. No lands which have been with
held from sale under an order of the Presi-
dent, or of the Department, can again be
brought into the market Tor private entry or
sale, until thirty days public nctice shall
have been given. Such is the opinion of
the Atty. General as expressed in second
part. Of The Laws, opinions and instruc-
tons" page 1876. Such is the rule of the
Department, and, as think, very proper
one, for itafIords ali persons an equal chance
to make their entries.
Under the act of last session granting
lands to Missouri for Rail Road purposes
''the Sections and parts Of Sections Of land,
which by such grant shall remain to the
United States, within six miles of each side
of said roads, shall not be sold for less than
double the minimum price of Public lands,
when sold; which land shall from time to
time be offered at public sale to the highest
bidder, under the instructions Of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior; and shall not be subject
to entry until so offered at public sale
The proclamation of the President with three
months notice, must precede such public
sale.
You also enquire whether bounty lant
, warrants will be received at their par value
for the Lands reserved to the Government
on each side the roads. If these lands are
sold when offered at public sale, the pur
chaser cannot pay for them with warrants
but must pay the money. If any Of tn,
lands, so offered, are not sold, they may at
forwards be entered in the Land office, a
double the minimum price, with warrants
at their par value-ior example, forty acr'
: tract may be entered with an eighty acr
warrant, or an eighty with quarter section
warrant.
Very especially,
Your ob't serv't,
JNO. G. MILLER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
co M M E RCIAL.
GLASGOW MARKET.
TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo. !
January 90 1893

January 20, 1888.
ToBAeco.-There is no price agreed upon yet
We hear of the sale of few crops at SO. A good
article of manufacturing would command higher
rates.
HEMp-We have heard oil the sale Of few crops.
The price is s7o@s75 = ton. Extra crops $50.
PonK-S3 25@S4 90 per 100 pounds
SuGAR,---N. o. prime, z 100 lbs, 6i@7ic., re.
tail SC.
CorrEE.--By the Sack, 11@11ic. Z D., retail,
1910.
MoLAssEs.--Plantation Dbl. 40c.; N. o. sugar
house, 6Oc.; Golden Syrup, 75c.
CoTrox YArN-Eagle Factory Agency, 15c.,
RETAIL Soc. per bunch.
IRoN.--sligo bar, 549Stc; Tyrone do. 4t@74c.
WHrsKEY.--25c. q gallon, by the barrel.
NAns-Mo. Iron, Cleo common 494tc.
FLouR.-S4 OO@5 co q Dbl.
WnEAT.-6O@65 cents p bushcl, as per quality.
FRUrT-Dried apples ST u bushel.
SALT.--G. A. Salt 50 T. sack; L. B. 50 %.
LAup.-s@9c. 2 h.
RrcE-sc. 2 pound.
FLAX SEED.-S1 co per bushel.
Dry HIDEs.-6 cents per 10.
LUMBER-From the lumber yard, per 100 feet
clear white pine, 81; Cd rate, SO; poplar, 50 5O@
SO; worked flooring, SO 75tdS4 80; poplar wealth.
er-boarding SO %; Shingles, 81 30 per 1000. From
the mill, 81 5O@S2.
E-y57For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs. SC. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

,---- am now in receipt Of large 10,
IS So . Furniture. which offer nj low
S--z----1-1j prices: consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles: Bureaus. Chairs, Tables. Sofas.
BeLseais. Lounges. Wash Stands, Safes. Writing
Desks. Cribs. Sc ). s. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
Usage Orange Plant.
Valuable land for sale.

VNHE undersigned offer at private sale, from
l. now until the first Of March next, the tract
of land belonging to the late Obadiah rindal. deed
situate about half way between fayette and New
Franklin. containing $40 acres, all unuer fence;
two story brick house, q good Young orchard. and
well waered. Fer further particulars as to teT;Gs
Sc. call on either of the undersigned.
Itnot sold privately before the Isl day Of March
ii will on that day be offered at public sale before
the Court House door in Faycte.
JERF. KINGSBERRI,
THOMAS TINDALl,
Dec 16-3m" Executors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
CO.pARTNERSHIP.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
TTNEE undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm Of MANSON
< BARTHOLOW. FOR the transaction Of general
Commission and Produce Business,
and respectfully solicit the continuance Of The li5
eral patronage bestowed upon the late firm Of NAH
son ); Robbins.
They have leased the Large Brick Warehouse at
the Lower landing. owned by ,Tno. I. Methods.
and the warehouses of Mr.. b. W. Lewis, al the
Upper landing, aud have ample room Tor storage OF
Tobacco, Hemp and Merchandise.
c5TT All business entrusted 10 them will receive
their personal attention.
JOSEPH 8. MANSON.
THEODORE BARTHOLC".
Glasgow, January l, 1858,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
IL n o tt C e.. Il
THE SCOUNDREL MAILED.

regret the necessity which exists of exposing
the viilainy Of one 4. G. Bragg, who is now put
ting up and trying to palm upon all unsuspectlng
public. a BASE and WORTHLESS mixture, which
lie calls MEXICAN MUSTANG L!HIMENT.
Prompted solely by avarice, he is endeavoring
to bring his ADULTERATED FILTHY STUFF into no.
tice by attacking and striving to nure the rcpula
ton OF my POPULAR and valuable LiniGcnt.
Be,rdre Of This Base Impost0r,
And avoid his vile trash as you would Mad Dogs.
Rattle Snakes and Poison.
This moving mass oe corruption should be brand
ed with a red hot iron on his forehead, LIAR, VIZ
LIAM FIEND, so that none could be a victim 10
his avaricious and nefarious designs.
Let the virtuous Indignation Of a generous pub
lie cast upon this WOLF in sleeps clothing, with
ering REBvKE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

+ e Il + Il Il Il u
McLEAN,s
VOLCANIC OIL
l. [ n / M E N II :.
Glorious .Ners for the Sore and The Lame.
You Can .Now be Cured.
TINE principal ingredient in this celebrated re-
l. medy is VOLCANIC OIL, a spontaneous
production from "Naure'sr own rnbratorv
1t possesses within itself wonderful curative
properties, and being chemically combined, as in
McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LtNfMEET, with some
Of the most powerful and efficacious remedial
agents known t. the mind OF man. renders it the
most perfect remedy ever offered TO the afflicted
When applied it pcnetrates through the minutet
pores Of the skin TO the very seat OF the disease,
dssolying and destroying the cause, thereby pro-
ducing a speedy and permanent cure.
THOUSANDS
OF confirmed crpples have been made 70 walk by
the use of this invaluable Liniment.
RHEUMArIsM OF TWENTY YEARS sTAvDrSG
Has been permanently cured in few weeks
The most loathsome ULCERS, that have been run
ming for years. are healed by the use Of few bot
ties of McLean's celebrated Eminent
TO ALL THAT ARE SUFFERING
| From Cancers, Piles, Paralysis Chronic or IN
| ga,a,,,tor,. pborr,otisn, SfiH To;rt, Tu,,or,
Gaiia,oly ,rinan9
2m "e, ,bo Rrniscs rr,ns az s,,i anri
Fresh Cute, Sores B1rns or PANS. mo- diIIgraHrS
/ how severe or how long the disease NAV have en-
| listed, suffer no longer McLEAN's VoLcAyIc Oh
| LrxrMrNT will cure YOU.
! There is no mistake about IT, This Eminent
will never fail if used according to the directions.
| FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
It lis truly the only pfecual remedy for the cure Of
SPAWN, sweeny, sprains. bruises, ilsta, scratches
cracked heels. clafes and sores. saddle or collar
gals. windga. ringbone. poll evil big head, nodes
or tumors or lameness sweiiings or cuts that hor-
ses are liable TO from their domeslicaton.
A valuable horse belonging 10 Messrs. Grant 6;
/ Todd merchants, on the corner of Carr and Broad
way, ST. Louis, was
| Bitten bv n RuJH Dor
IN ho Ie, n s,vpII,d drcodfullv. Thor. ,,,I;od
tbe Wnstong iinmenf. which did no good. bnt two
hotties Of '''''''' '''''''' >'''' SOU
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
MAMMOTH LIQUOR STORE.
-zp;-t.-t - aier;ha1t9 ana their Customers,
2. DcEnVEN: : Co.
MAIN st. ROCKVILLE.


a Void cc;Gr..,. :. 7.:ry Deaf r.,
,,ers TIA. '..e- co,,'aD,ly keen on ~
Sss;:z@-L a.i every Ggs,r.i ,.oD o? the best linz
ported ari rom-s'ir Liquor. rar.ic--rly Whis-
kew. s.rl q on Ro-EaUN, Olg:o and 9ioEoNGA-
urth AID all otac. EASuY BRANDS suited 10 the
.arl,c'.
since. they lave opened thc Rectifyirg Estab-
Hshr.cr'. TIE t,aand iog Whisky Of thc . Black
7f7-r- BINS las so increased. that they have
been compelled 10 put Up another sci Of Roctifycrs
il order 10 euvpiy ;heir Increasing custom.
Tna generality Of whisky from dist.leres con-
tatn ia~-e quantities Of Verdigr:s, hikalie, and
othe- -uhsta,caa decidedly injurious; aHI accord
ing to tiIe usual mode Of receiving, much Of this
remains together win the almost myariable use Of
.'Grugs'' to give '.i-,r.." which are known TO he
poisaa9rs b. al VINO haye an acquaintance with
tle process.
o.. ~. q. -:ct..y;rc IS or'-.ual. a,:l different
from a.. o.hc~- dat We are acquainted will; and
We a-a d. ~.ai.od c s'p7.v 10 wholesale dealers
az qrtic'" 81, 7.0r % ali, brought 10 tie market.
=. less than s.. Ioais ~r;,cS, with he expense Of
t. rspur,..:pr. Whslry e tie "BLAcE Horse
DRA>.D," which IS warranted n 10 I-ec from all
foreign ,,h,t.r cos. ari The various Impurities
which az found ia whis...y, o Intentionally used
! in It's manufac-ur1. TJunc Il, lS52-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
GLASGOW FEMALE ACADE,vy.

EElggfE The next session of this Institution
- ~ will open on Monday, tic 3lst day 81
s-A-zAszy January. 1858. The Boarding House
which is in state of completion, will be ready
good boarding be had in the best families in Ire
cityj and after its completion those whe prefer can
have their daughters reside with the principal and
his family.
For further particulars see published Catalogue.
or apply to the Principal, D., G, s Savage, o. TO
eI'her OF the Trustees. Fsv. I, j.. Savage. s. W.
D Swinny, sni 'ohG D PRIV. Lsqrs.
Jauus-v z, 'SA3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
SLAVES FOzs siLE.g

X TVc undersigned will keep constantlyfS
~ ON hand Negro Men. Women, Boys and -
Girls in Huntsville. All persons who wish 10 buy
Negroes can make it their interest TO call on the
subscriber. or address him by letter, giving de-
gcruiion Of Ii" kind Of slave desired.
u All Negroes sold warrcnted 10 come up to
reCOmEc nqatonS or tax ~ back or exchanged
60 II. l.. RUTHERFORD.
Huntsville, Dec. IS, Is. A.N
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
STEAM BOAT AGENCY,
GENERAL Omission,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING.
MANSON & BANTHOLUW,
Commission Merchants and Produce Dealers

Conmlsslon MoTlhanls AID FFouu,b IUAItFs'
fra6 =, Beg leave To announce TO r.. y
, - - their friends and the public - - ;.
generally, that their arrangements for The present
wear are extensive and complete, and they u-o
prepared TO receive and forward Produce and
Merchandise of every description with promptness
and on reasonable terms.
They have convenient, ample and safe Ware
house room, viz: the new and large Brick ware
house, erected by Capt. Nichols at the lower
Landing. the office and warehouse at the main
Landing, formerly occupied by Manson & Robbins,
and the large commodious Frame warehouse al the
landing of B. W. Lewis X Bros. north Glasgow,
at either of which Merchandise and Produce will
be received and stored.
70" They pledge their personal attention TO all
business entrusted to them and srespectfuy solici
a continuance from the friends of the old concern
and the patronage of the public.
MANSON & BARTHOHOW.
Glasgow, Jan. l, 1858.