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No IS
~ THIS CURE ~ pErMAnENT

JOSEPH SMITH.
THIS CURE IS PERMANENT
Da. G. b. srAi.sHD.sl; From q conviction Of
which you are at liberty TO dispose of as you may
deem most benessiai, in promoting the cause OF
Trnih, and relieving sasloring hsnaaity.
left eye, and for the last elsyen weeks havs not
seen With IL at ALL tho Hight of day causing much
pain 'h1s have been obliged to tssp !. shu. s the
what relieved By Dr. Spsulaing Of this place, bnt d-
riss the last eleven weeks, have applied 70 Physi-
fnr; DR.. Kins.bur rvs" and Phelps Of Temple, iny
rative piaes;) Dr. kittredge, Of New Ipswichi pr
Dix, OF fremont ST., Boetou, and DR. Hooper OF the
Free Institution for the Eye and Ear, in Boston, IN
justice to Dr. Dix must say did not become nj
patient. visited him the oath inst. He would
not undertake my case unless would remain IN tno
city six weeks, where he could see me every otnef
day, which, circumstances not permitting, declined
On The evening Of tho 18th inst ant attended your
lecture IN tho phase with oyer ulJ sys
test your skill, and to my utter astonshrnent Ana
great joy entirely cured in l3sscouds IN the pre-
sencs of large audience. 1t is now 10 O'clock, A.
NJ have walked out this morning in tho bright
light Of she sun. without the slightest pam, and
think the sight of that eye is nneh stronger than the
other. know not how to express my Joy IN thus
being relieved from what believed would terminate
in the total loss of he eye. Physicians unanimously
agreed IN p'nonnons ito be Na sEas q tho
NASHUA, N. II, JAY 81. 1853.
letter from Professor O. @. Finney, Oberlin Col
lego, Ohio, allowing the permsnsGeJ of the cure.
SYRACUSE, ". Y, Feb. n, 1858.
DIR. C. b. BRAINgRD: You wish me 10 state tae
result thus far Of the of tho Eye Cups for my own
case. You recollect that obtained them year ego
lat fall 4 few weeka aterI Hsst used them, gave
q bref statement of Whist they had dons for me -
Since that time till the tho improvement OF
my eye sight has been gradual. have for the last
or 8 months used them bat seldom. the improved
stats of my sight render roe fGrEetfui and neglect
fui of their steady use have received much bene-
fit and perceptibe injury whatever from their
| wish yon would publish ths 81 an receiving let
very frequently, ipqnirng after the results Ct my
experiment. YoRrx traiy.
&C FIHNEY
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u MolAED BEEF, LARD IN p AIS
~ ASA barrels, landing aGo for sale by A-A
de ~ JOHN IL EIsAIRf >r.,v,
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Misunderstanding and for sale at the
w woodward recently occupied by Keel ing &
Harrington, on Broad street, between I'd an "a a
good supply of OAK aud Pine WOOD, at the Lowest
price.
Also 80 cords to arrive and fer sale or. Thursday
2d nst al 81 So delivered. In lots of two cords or
more, on the cars.
Orders for COAL filed 81 the lowest price
Tsrnscash de 2O-3t+
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EW EMPORIUM.-FRANCIS A. r.
GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens of
sicnlond sne vicinity that ne has opened stove for
me Saie OF CONFECTIONERY. both OF fore, ~, az,
aomsstlc inaDuacrnre, FRUITS, PROSE SVEsSA
FiGhLE, FIGS. RAfSIES, Toys. ard .ytyv "a 80
se,pton OF articles asnslly KEEP; IN such an ssrsS
imassnnInant, st the CORNER OF BROAD AVN
ihikD STREETS. He would De happy TO rseatxs
calls t'o On his friends aud tho public sensrallv.
~ Bis assortment of Goods for CbyisI.,Ss.
- :, -Ho@c. de 10
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ri EW BREASTS, Hams AND SIDES,
landing per steamer, for sale by
lie ~ JOHN II CLAIEOPEE
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ELOuR, OIL AND BUrTER.-Snpe-
nor family, extre and sUperGne FLOUR; ma
chlnery and tanners OIL aiso, Buckwhest FLOUR
and No. Roll BUTTER, for safe by
de 20 7 ppv
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YIN PLATES.-l5O boxes Roo1n-, -
IL receiving and for sale by am
ds ~ Ell, SKINKRp o.
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EF- ROPER i MURRAY, UNDERTAKE nc
Governor street, between Main and Fransiin ~1-'V
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E'RESH ROLL BUTTER, receiving
n. and for Gale by
de 20 RI upv
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I'D r. Is SLEEV ES.-Just received
Muslin Under Sleeves ''' ei 'seonet and
he IL n rt,nr,,,,,
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GUANO-Daily expected and for sale at
~ market rates by
de 20 EDWIN wORTHAM & co.
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pURE RICHMOND GROI mn p7-Il
l. TER-2Oo tons GRADING, Of very snps,;ar 80;
~, for sale by hyperion guam
de ~ JOHN Fl. CLAIRnpNp
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kfSa FOR RENT, very desirable brick
III house on Clay, between LIST and I'd streets,
containing six rooms, with basement, ali in good re.
pair. Possession can be had by the LIST of January
1854 Apply 10 E.WD. d. EACHO,
de 20 General Agent and Collector.
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SALTPETRE.--10 kegs for sale BY
~ de 20 EDWIN WORTHAM l. CO
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e i1E NOiE.S . THE UNITED STATES
bASh YIN he1esilef te redeemed Ct the Office Of
HoS-ts WIN. Y. TINSLEY.
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{ HALLoONS! BALLOONS IA hand
sale by ' S'o'N WINNINGS. For
do II n t.,pmu,,,,
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CLOTHING FOR THE WINTER at
" the well known Clothing Emporium Of HEN
RY SHAFER, No les Main street, where gentle
men can find every atlcle of Clothing, made up in
the most approved style, which he will sell, the
season is far advanced, at greatly reduced prices
HENRY SHAkER,
do Corner Main and Pear streets
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u AMERICAN EUTEL.
RICH MOED, VIRGINIA.
j.. MiLDEBERGER SMITH, PropxISYoa.
Is wv ForNeriNdt yones's RoteL oL.:,aIaar.hir

ty-RUSSIA And TURKEY-The ,prosDso.s of
war between these two countries has <ansed the sa-
vance in price o. al! necessary sxrtcies exsapt
SI4ONS DAGUERREOTYPES Ans "a far a. thia
usetai sftc!e IL concefhed oar tadeTs have rea-
son to fear for we assured <at If I'D Nik snould
sncfeed in giving IKgFey 61s Arg, sIMON5' beauti-
fEl PICTURES would remain tr sane,Es ever, both in
4uAliiy duu Prlce. no IL
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~ CITIZENS AND SrRAN0ERS-yis the
city, who wish to get their hair cut the iAtsss and
uosE approved styls, and thsr whisksrs changed
HOBsON, at the Hair Cutting, Shaving, ShRmpooing
aud Bathing Saloon, under fhs American Hotel, en-
trance GA Iith street.
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n EGRO SOCKS-Just received, a large
~ lot Of Negro Socks, st No. I12 Main street
de 70 s. MERCHANT l. WFISIaER
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SIRAiED away, ON the 18th instant, a
~ large white BOAR SHOAT. A liberal re ward
will be given for information or delivery to
de H'-ZtE JOHN BOWLES, Old Market
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ASTONISHING /
DIR. G. b. BRAINERD.

LET EVERY PERSON READ THE FOLLOWING
W1THOUT FAIL. AND PRESERVE THIS CIR.
GULAH ON ACCOUNT OF MY POST OFFICE
Address,
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1EWs FOR SALE Those who des;-a -
purchase Pt,Ws In ST. James, Church cs, a. " "
by Supplying to the subscriber. 'Sn can 40 50
,r9e s... Ii. ]. CHRISTIAN
- ~ --.Nss aFeasurer of ST. Janss' Chnrch
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ffsssssssss:sssa..!-.s. 4 WEEKLY LINE OF ca
N0ND sN1 Ia NAL BOATS BETWEEN RICH
snectfnlIx LSNChBURG.-The subscriber re-
sh;nners focits the patronage of merchants ana
line Of n - stS gee Rlchmond a0d Lynchbqrg to
and the ~ n.y. elsss Boats, tthe OLD DOMINION
mentst AEAsTONE,l which he has made arrange
NESD run, leaving the above places on WE'D
And IN each week, after lst January 1864
Stnr, having rented the large and e0rans3;ous
sth House, on the north side Of the Basin between
At and lota streets he viii receive goods on stors.e
= de l7--l2tS IOpN AppTrvApp
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SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP in harreIs Cav
a. ~ W II. II. SKINNER.
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de I3-im

~ JOB And CARD fklNfING-fhe Dis
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street nas
tho largest and best assortment OF CARDS ever In
THE city, and is prepared DO this description of
PRINTING on SIS reasonable terms rs elsewhere in
the city, well q every other kind OF PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and zee specimens
Ia~ Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. So S-6tf
wT T. J. CARSON co. NOS. II AND g
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. IS
WATER STREET, NEW YORK "A good asaort-
ment Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hsnd, and
for sale 81 lowest MARKET priceA. is l4-ly
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BBLS. CRANBERRTES for sale by
Il " de ii popppt, sotV W
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RLACK FRENCH CASS. COATS
- just received, new supply of black French
Cass. Coats nice article. Cali at ll2 Main street.
and see them.
de 20 S. MERCHANT WEIsIaER.
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4 UAUhIEO OF TIE DLACON. - usI
"a re ceived and for sale, Mountain BuCkN HEAT,
in half barrels for family use; also fresh FENISCN.
BROWNS SHOOK,
de- 30 near CentIai Depot.
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RoIfER:-Anothe supply, some prime,
ae 70 BROWN g. SHOOK.
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h EGRO BOYS CLOTHING.-S.M ER-
~ CHANT & WElSIGER, No. liz Main street
have on hand large stock of Negro Boys Clothing
which they will sell ct reasonable prices Those
having servants TO c!0the, will please call at
s. MERCHANT 4 WEISlGER,S
de ~ No. ll2 Main street
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NJ. TURNER, Superintendent,

p S j hereby certify that Mr.. Peers has been EN-
poyed in the SusarHouse in this city for the last m
teen years, and IL known TO be u whose word 10
q H. H.
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POLL BUTTER, for family use just to
ne hand
de 20 BROWN Il SHOOK.
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NHRISTMAS MUTTON.-I will serve
~ at my stall TO-DAY, and every morning for the
remainder of the week, o. lot of the finest MUTTON
ever seen in Richmond Call and supply yourselves
At Nc. 10, Second Market.
do 20--lLk JOEN SI,FDD
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BALTIMORE BACON-Just received a
prime lot Of Shoulders by steamer Belvidere.
de % BRONFNs& SHOOK.
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I 1CORICE.-100 cases Licorice of the
IA best quality, brandedG and IF.
Also. 90 cases ''Ynurria" brand For sale by
de 20 DAVENPORT ALLEN L co
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tE" ADAMS & CO.'S khFKFSS.-Tn couss-
ouenes Of the repairing of the steamship Roanoke"
hereafter all goods received at Office In New
York Mondays aud Wednesdays inclusive, and
directed to Richmond. will be inland unless
otherwise marked per yarasatowr of Saturday.
ADAMS / co, Nc. 4, Ikth street
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Congressional Districts.

A bill laying the State off into Congress.
slonal Districts, passed the Senate on The
10th, ayes 80, noes 5. The following arc
the districts
First District-St. Louis county.
The second consists of Marion, Rails
Monroe, Pike, Audrain, Boone, Galloway
Montgomery, Warren, Lincoln and St
Charles.
Third--Counties of Lewis, Clark. Scot
land, Knox, Shelby, Howard, Randolph
Macon, Adair, Schuyler, Putnam, Dodge
Sullivan, Linn, Charlton, Carroll, Living
ston, Grundy and Mercer.
Fourth--Counties Of Ray, Caldwell
Daviess, Harrison, Gentry, De Kalb, Gin
ton, Clay, Platte, Buchanan, Andrew
Nodaway, Atchison and Holt.
Filth--Countics Of Cole, Moniteau, Coor
or, Lafayette, Saline, jackson, johnson
Pettis, Benton, Morgan, Henry, Cass, Mi
Ter and Vernon.
SiXth-Counties of Mcdonald, Newtor
Jasper, Bates, St. Clair, Cedar, Dadc, Law
renee, Barry, fancy, Greene, Polk, Dalla'
Hickory, Camden, Lacledc, Wright, Ozarl
Texas, Pulaski, Usage, Oregon, Stone an
Gasconade.
Sevcnth-Counties of Crawford, Franl
lin, Jefferson, Washington, St. Francoi
Ste. Gencvievc, Perry, Madison, CAY
Girardeou, Wayne, Ripley, Butler, Sto}
dard Scott, Mississippi, New Madri,
Dunklin, Shannon, Reynolds, Dent, 30
iinger and Pcmiscott.
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anarchy and confusion, were kindling all
over the country, and were nearly ready to
burst into blaze, that would consume the
whole land, if perchance, the strong arm Of
the Missouri Legislature did not intcrpose,
toprevcnt so great catastrophe how great
then would be his surprise, on being told
that il was merely question, or kind of test
between two wings of party, and test
too about question which has long since
been settled: and settled too by the life blood
OF one among the greatest statesmen of the
age, mean Henry Clay of course, and it
has been asserted by his attending Ply
sicians that his life was shortened at least
ten years, BY the devotion and labor to the
great compromise neasures-and no doubt
it is time. The question is, will the people
of the State put up with such conduct of
their servants, will they not place the seal
Of their condemnation upon such acts and
doings! / hope and trust they will, and the
only way to do it, is, in the future 10 be
more careful about who they send here to
represent them; they will have TO select
men who are not so fond of agitation as TO
be compelled to arouse from their Slumbers,
questions which are calculated 10 cnkindle
expiring flames, and especially when those
questions are such, as are calculated TO
arouse the feelings of one section of the
union against another.
Since | commenced this letter Mr.. Jack
son has concluded his speech, an Intellectual
attempt was made to sustain the previous
question. Mr.. Blair has commenced an
answer TO Mr.. jackson. Sims, of Cass,
has also signiiied his intention Of making a
speech, and no doubt there are many more
who feel that they can WELD the sword with
greater skill than any one else, consequently
as before said, there is no telling where
this debate will stop. 1t would not be c
matter OF any great surprise, TO one who
has been Il close watcher here, if the matter
should occupy the remainder of the session
Several bills were introduced this morn.
Ing before the speaking commenced, merely
for the purpose ofhaving them read by their
title, and referred 10 committees, they were
all local however, but one, introduced by Mr.
Samuel, which was bill, Requiring IL
censed Ferrymen, to keep pen or cnclos.
ure on each side of the river convenient &c
the Ferry landing, large enough to hold at
least two hundred head of mules or cattle, -
(where the Ferry landing was not at q
town or city where ground could not be OBJ.
tained.)
The Senate are passing Bills in hurry
my predictions are however that they vii
be Of no avail, as there is 10 prospect O
them getting through the house.
Yours, &c., w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17

Victoria. Nevertheless, there is something
imposing in the fact that from the 3D. to the
Goth Of September last, the yield of Mount
Alexander and Ballarat amounted TO $685.
1913 ounces. The average yield of week
is $4,000 ounces, which, at 70s an ounce,
represents an annual yield Of fl4,560,00O
sierling-that is to say, if the productive
ness of the gold-felds remains what it was
in July, August and September last. There
is, of course, no sign of any falling off; OF
the contrary, the yield has been increasing
from month to month, ever since the first
nugget was found. "The weekly yield,
says the Melbourne Argus, sis constantly
increasing; so is the number Of diggcrs."
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1853. NEW ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
THE
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES,
A large, handsome, and well filled newspaper
FOR ONE DOLL ARi NJ


From and after the LIST of January 1853, the
Glasgow Weekly Times viii be published at ONE
DOLLAR PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE. All
subscriptions, except those paid beyond that time,
will then be discontinued-nnd all others as soon
as the time expires for which they are paid
The THIRTEENTH VOLUME of the paper is about
expiring. and desire 10 increase ITS circulation,
and ccnfine his business TO the cash principle, in
duces the Publisher to reduce the price Of sub
scrpton to One Dollar. At this low price, and
the nominal postage under the late postal regula-
lions, the TIMES is one of the cheapest papers in
the West. Its size is ample-its Typography ex-
celled by noue--its amount of reading matter by
but few. With these advantages, and now nearly
thirteen years experience the editor feels that he
can call on his friends and patrons and the reading
community generally, to ard in extending the cir
culation Of the TIMES, and that the call will be
properly appreciated, and generously responded 10
Everything likely to interest the public-Polti-
cal, Commercial, Agricultural &c.--wl be found
in its columns. The effort will be made 10 render
q faithful record Of the news of the day-of pass
ing events of every descriptions that all classes
of readers may pcrusc its columns with pleasure
and profit.
No name entered on the books without the cash
and all subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
end of the year.
ca Cut this prospectus out-attach piece Of
paper, procure all the names you can--and return
a list OF the same 10
CLARK II. GREEN,
December, 1852. Editor and Publisher.
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Wool STATIsTIcs.-Six pounds of wool
TO every man, woman ond child in the Uni
ted States, is the estimate average amount
required yearly for their comfort and use.
From this it follows from the amount re-
CURED for the present population is annual
ly about l5O0OO,OOO Tbs. OF this amount
52,500,000i is grown in the United States,
and we buy Of foreign nations 100000 COO
lbs. One quarter of this is imported in
wool and the other three quarters in man
featured goods.
Ii is asserted that there is falling of in
numbers of sheep, notwithstanding the rap
idly increasing population, New York
state in 1910 had 100000, at the present
time only 100000. Vermont in 1910 hat
100000. now only about 100000.
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The Telegraph.

Mr.. SrEBDINs was.in town yesterday, on
business connected with our proposed tele-
graph. Heinformed us the polls were sup
piled on the route between this place and
Brunswick, and he is now operating be-
tween here and Fayette. II the line crosses
from there to B1onvillc-as it most probably
will and should--a few weeks more will
suffice to have it in operation. Mr.. S. is
pushing the work ahead with energy.
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NEw SURscRIBrRs,--Still they comet
We have not been mistaken in the SUPPOSE
ton that the reading public would sustain
ache"p paper. Send on your names and
dollars-disconiinue all Eastern slop-shop
concerns, and take cheap home paper well
filled with news that you have some interest
in.-[Gl0sgow Times.
E5Thcm's our sentiments. You are
bound to prosper Hannibal Messenger.
Certainly we are. We are bound to do
nothing else, the croakings of very large and
very small Weeklies TO the contrary not,
SithstanGing.
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ADvERTsEMEYrs.-- Shrewd business
men always read the advertisements in a
paper, and generally, the first thing. If
you want TO buy anything, and want a good
cheap article, always lock into the papers,
and see, who adverlses il for sale. If YOU
have anything for sale, and want a high
price for it, put it in the papers. If you
want to order an article from St. Louis,
look over the TIMES, see who has it, and
send TO him. lfyou want to send your pro-
duce down, look over the advertisements
and see who has advertised that he pays at
tention 10 that business, and ship 10 him.
In short, as you consult the Bible, in refer
enee to your Spiritual affairs, consult the
advertising columns of the newspapers, in
reference to your secular;-and depend up
on it, as the one is reliable as 10 your flu
ture, SO is the other to your present welfare.
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Hoy. c. +. JACKSON OK FREE SoILERs.-
We observe in the repor. of Maj. Jackson's
late speech in the Legislature that he said he
did not consider man who believed Con-
gress had the power to exclude slavery from
the Territories Of the Unit ID States free
soiler but those who advocated the exercise
of tie power, were free soilers. The States
Right doctrine Of DR.. Lowry, Gen. Clark,
s. Co.. denounced all as free sellers, who
admitted the power of Congress, and charg-
ed Miller, Leonard, Tompkins, Winston,
Davis, and the Editor of this paper with free
soilism, because they admitted the power,
but were decidedly and cmphatically against
its exercise. Either they or the Major arc
wrong, and we leave them 10 settle the mat
ter, as to which is the true exponent of dem
ocratic views.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17

lHE Wefcantile business heretofore existing
under the hrm of FLORE & GoRHAM, is dis
solved IN consequence of the death of Jhos. l.
Gorham, Esq, and dates from the LIST February
ihe business will hereafter be conducted by he
the subscriber, on his own account. having become
proprietor by purchase. The books and accounts
OF the late firm ale in my hands for adjustment and
settlement; all persons indebted are requested TO
come forward and pay their accounts and notes bv
The hrst OF March, ateast as it is desirable TO nav
all claims against the firm at curly day as pos
slble; and all persons indebted to the undersigned
individually, are desired also to come forward and
pay, as his means, in addition to those of the firm
VIII be required 10 meet the purchases of Tobac-
co al thls place, and the planters look for PROMPT
payment; Old claims against the trm will be SET
! tied by the SUBSCRIBER. ~
The Tobacco business will be conducted under
The name and firm of JAMES FLoRE & Co.. by Mrs.
| Gorham and myself.
| tepder my thanks TO the public for their liner
al patronage, and shall have early in the season
very general and
- "eih-AssOrted Stock of Goods,
OF every description suited to the wants of the
community, which propose selling to solvent and
plohPl dealers upon as good terms as any house
/ Ill tne upper part of the country
expect the public to comply with the reouisi
Ilohs OF tins notice. would also say to those who
nave sold their Tobacco at this place. to deliver it
N good receiving and keeping order; we do not
WISH 10 dock. JAMES FLORE.
! tloretta, February II, 1s53.-tf
Gs5- The "Banner," and Bloomington sRepub
Acan" and journal" copy four weeks.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17

RIoHmoyD WEEKLY MINRoR.-This is
the title of 4 paper recently started in Rich
mond, Ray county, which supercedes the Her.
aid formerly published at that place. Il pur-
ports to be free paper SO lar as politics
nre concerned. Mr.. Tuos. A. II. SMITH,
formerly of this place. aud most worthy
young man is publisher. We wish them
success.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17

MULES FOR SALE.-Our friend Mr.. c.
B. FALLESsTEIa has fine lot of young
mules for sale, TO which I've invites the at,
tention of those wishing to purchase. Al
advertisement, giving more definite descrip
ton was left with us, but has got mislaid.