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company
The financial affairs we're in a favorable
were over sixty thousand dollars they less than
thirty thousand dollars, one hak Of which Is not due
until 1858 and 1850 and the balance In instalments in
different years. An assessment Of one dollar share
was Laid payable before the 18th OF January last
amounting $40 O00 Of this $50 has been paid
leaving the sum Of $40 600 due and unpaid for which
stock Of the company is held collateral security and
cannot be transferred until the assessment has been
paid. The company has cash surplus to make loass
to any manufacturing establishments that may be
thereby induced to locate upon their ards and to make
advances to builders Of dwelling houses and country
residences
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the aoth October were;--
For the redemption of stocks Sls. 1870 ga
For the payment Of Treasury debts. .... 39,6l6 20
rosrsS ;nt th 49, Zzo "
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
Sources. ........................... las 95
For the Interior Department. .......... 1S 251 "a
For the War Department. .............. 1850 90
The aggregate payments from the Treasury of the
United States at Washington for the week ending on
the 2sth Oct, on all accounts was q, 717,891 co.
The Bangor (Maine) Mercury says that the Bank Of
Hallowell at Haowe the bills of which are refused at
the Suffolk Bank In Boston, is said to have had large
circulation in the Western States II supposcs that tho
return Of this to New York caused by the run upon tho
Western banks and from thence to Boston, has occs-
stoned the ovcrdrawing Of the account at the Suffolk
The manager of the Hallowe Bank Mr.. Leonard IL says
Ia man Of ample MEANS and will after some days,
present the means, doubtless, Of rcdeeming all the bills
Of his bank
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PoIICr SHoP BROKEN UP.-Yestertay afternoon Capt
Donovan, under direction Of Mayor WALL made descent
upon policy shop in house in South Third street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets The proprietor succeed
ed in making his escape. The officer took possession Of
the books and papers, and left notice for the premises
~ tsa vaca
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LECTURES.
NEW YoRK CITY LITEEARY UNIoN.-xR. LoRD,s

IN Lectures in the Chapel Of the University
REV JOHN LoRp-Sir: We the undersigned,
ing that prepared while Paris historical
than advertised by the Mercantile Library
citation and the formerly made
those who unable to hear Aston place.
an invitation to give another course the chapel OF the New
York University would be convenient TO you
New York, Oct. 7, 1854.
Ferris NJ s. Hutton, George Potts. Howard Crosby
William Adams, Francis l. Hawks, stephen H. Tying, II. B.
Smith J. r. Thompson, George u. Cheever, Horace Web
ster, Charles King
Lord accordance with the invitation the
friends and guardians OF will deliver before the
Now York City Literary Union Of six lectures
the Rise Fall Of Absoutsm France In the chapel
of the New York University The lectures will
Friday, Nov TO- ut O'Clock r. M and be continued
successive Tuesdays and Fridays At the same place
brary on tho Bourbons will be repeated in this
Subjects-Lecture J. Cardinal de Rcheeu and the Foun
dation Of Absolrtsm in France 2 Louis XIV. and tn
Louis XIV, to preserve the Balance Of Power Bossues
and the French Church In the Seventeenth Century
Louis XIV and the Causes Of the French Revolution
Developments and the Results of the French
Tickets for the 81 members schools 81 sin
gle evening cents TO be had Of Mr. Grower, bookstore
broadway and Fourth street, Mr. OShea bookstore
7 Broadway Mr. Dodd Brick Church Chapel and ut ths
door. DOUGLAS LEFFlNGWELL. President.
DAVID CRAWFORD Secretary pro tenn.
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Charge Of Arson on Governors Lland.--John McKeon
D. s. District Attorney, appeared for the government in
the prosecution OF two young charged with mali
ciously setting fire to buildings Governors Island
last summer. The trial was postponed and will In al
probability be taken up tomorrow.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP LoUcIILIN WILL
preach in Sc Patricks Church. East Brooklyn, Sun
day. cth instant a. ten o'clock and lay the corner
r. NJ collection will be taken up both occasions, to
aid In erecting tho church which 10 fast pro-
crossing.
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SPORTING, &C.

neutrality-suspicious. BRUNO" PUPS ST. BIER
- rards Ncwfoundlands, Prize King Charles, dwarf,
tsck and tan English and Scotch terriers sporting dogs
&c variety Of choice pure breeds from tho dwarf
TO mammoth size, Just imported. Inquire 81 40 water
street, Copy the address.
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WATCHES, JEVELRY, &C.

GENTS FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUS-
NJ ter breast pins equal to tho real diamond, with chain
co. without chain These pins can be cent BY mail 20
TO by addressing l.. J. JACOBS 407 broadway.
r AIDES CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUSTER EAR
IL rings, equal IN brsncy and appearance TO the real
diamond They are really most beautiful article Also
y j. JACOBS, importers Of diamonds and watches, 407
Broadway.
WATCHES AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
w W. are now selling watches At great bargain La
dies hdt gold Watches &25 gold levers so: hunting
wstehes $40 magic watches diamond watches, 30 Gold
= mAnufectursys V0st, i, y. JACOBS, N7 Broadway
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THOMAS n ArExASprR, editor OF the Florida WAig,
I'D at Marianne on the l4th ult, aged u years.
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IRELAND vINDICATED- ENGLISH OPPRESSION
in Ireland A lecture this subject will be delivered in
the Tabernacle this evening" by James Roche, member
the Irish press The lecture win exhibit the wrongs nct
ed upon Ireland from the period Of the
sion to the present time. Doors open O'Clock
tureswi commence ats Admission U cents. Tickets can
be had at the doors.
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comparison Of the footngs Of the statement Of the
Boston banks for the week ending Oct aoh with those
Of the statement for the previous week. exhibits the fol-
lowing results.-
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Or little more than one dollar per share Tor each share
Of stock, besides the land.
The value Of the land is thus estimated-
Land 215k acres at prices per last reported,
exclusive of the amount since sold SIG $50 50
Less outstanding land-scrip for dividends Nos.
and .......................... 1860 "a
Amounting to,...,.................. 40S $40 35
Add amount Of cash assets above. SO, $50 %
Al, 900 shares, valued .S461 Isl IS
The directors thus speak Of the financial affairs Of tn,
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ITO LET-wITH SALE OF FURNITURE, WHOLLY Or
In part low, neat and convenient house. n Thr
ysxth street between Fifth and Sixth Location
pleasant and desirable Rent $500 Apply TO EMERSON
and Seventeenth street, 10 THOMAS LAWRENCE, 50
Liberty street. -
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first class house, comprising sixteen rocms With ALI
the modern furnished unurnshed FOR
years and half less The gentleman and his wife would
like to board with the party. trs
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pURE BRANDY, wHIsEEY. scHEIDAM scMNAPPx
mort and sherry Wines &C., Of the choicest qualities ~
the gallon bottle st Wholesale prices. Ney;sb p!ss
list ready on application. ARTHU KENDALL, Me-
promptly Sxecptsd.
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HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP
III as the has for them. The marc IL six
years old M hands high warranted sound and kind In
moss; milo three mnute will be sold separate
1y together Can he until sold 1T 2 and 2T East
broadway, Gillespie Carlisle's stable.
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ITO LET-AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, CARAVANS
vue large cottage, with stables leo house. orchard
and large garden most desirable residence for gsnts
my and and from the city railroad
stages Ao for sale, splendid family wagons har
ness &C., reasonable terms Address box al Post Of
fee or apply to T. S. BERRY, 2N Broadway
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
ADDITIONAL by THE AFRICA.
New YoRK, Dec. 30-p.


At the battle of Sinope, the Turks lost
II ships, and not ID, of which three were
transports. The Russians lost ships
The affair is not so disastrous to the Turks
as was at first reported.
The diplOmatists are still busy with their
notes.
The latest telegraph reports from Paris,
state that the fleets are ordered to the Black
SEES.
The latest accounts from Sinopc state that
the Russians lost their largest ships, and the
town was totally destroyed.
An engagement took place in the Black
Sea between four Russian vessels and three
Turkish steamers. Two of the latter es-
capped, and The third was blown up by her
commander rather than surrender. The
Russians fired into Turkish brig near
Odessa, sank her, and all on board persisted.
Ten powerful steamers left the Bospho-
rus on the ID.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
From The Brunswicker, Both.

I5sThe proracted meeting held by The
Baptist church Of this place, has closed.--
Some fifteen additions 10 the church. We
understand that the Rev. WIN. Thompson,
was unable TO return, to renew his engage
ments of this week, in consequence Of
sickness.
T3-Elder Thomas P. Haley, Of "the
Christian Church." we learn has located in
this place ensuing six months, and will
confne one half Of his ministerial labors to
this county.
1--WE learn that the Grand River Col
lege was burned down Oh the first Of the
week. 1t was insured, as we understand,
for near thousand dollars. The particu-
lars not learned.
VINO CAN BEAT Ir.--Col. Thomas G.
Dobbins, farmer of Carroll county, slaugh-
tered this season forty hogs eighteen months
old, of his own raising, which weighed 49,
$50 lbs making an average Of 343 lbs TO the
hog net. Old Carroll is some in the pork
line. We shall know in future where &c
get big meat and plenty of it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
CO M M Z RCI A L.
GLASGOW MARKET.

TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW. Mo.
January 5, 1884
ToBAcco-Sales of few crops understood TO be
at 81 and the rise
HEMp-None offering.
PoRK--Selling at from SO to So so.
BACoN-None selling.
LARp.-Prime, nc. q H. in shipping order.
SUGAR.-N. o. prime, p 100 TBS, 64@7c., re-
tail Sc.
CoFrEE.-By the Sack, 12ac. p 10, retail, 14c.
MoLAssEs.--plantation Dbl. 3Sc.; sugar house
45 10 Soc; Golden Syrup, 15c.
CorToN YARN.-Eagle Factory Agency, 15fc..
retail, 81 per bunch.
InoN.-sligo bar, 5i@sic; Tyrone do. 5@74c.
WHrsKEY.-30c. q gallon, by the barrel.
NATLs.-Mo. Iron. 64@7c. per key.
FLouR.-s5 OO@6 90 r. Dbl.
WmEAr.-sO cents p bushel, as per quality.
SALr.-G. \. Salt 81 so q sack; L. B. 81 rs.
RIcE-7@gSc q pound.
FLAX SEED.-Sl 90 per bushel.
TALLow.-In barrels TO SIC.
Day HIDEs.-Demand good, at from to DC.
Coon SKINs-Command 20@25 cents.
FRUGr.-Green Apples. 80 cents per barrel.
Dried, SOC cash; barter, 60c.
Peaches, 81 per bushel.
LUMBER.-Ccar white pine, 81 % p 100 fee
Flooring from SO rs to 81 %; Misunderstanding
80 %; Shingles, s4@s4 IS; Laths 81 %.
G1Ss For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butte
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
NJ a ITO NJ a. Il
Late Foreign News-More Fighting
Resignation of Lord Palmerston.
DIsPA II G III Il s.!
Erw YopK. Dec. 30.

The steamer Africa arrived this morning
with Liverpool dates 10 the l7th, three
days later than advices per Pacific.
Lord Palmerston had resigned, in conse-
quence Of his indispositon 10 support Lord
Russell's reform bill.
A letter from Bucharest, dated December
5, announces the suspension of hostilities on
the Danube.
The impression at Vienna is strong that
the Eastern question will be arranged salts
lactorily.
It is reported that Russian naval d.
vision, with 5000 troops on board, bad been
repulsed, the Chief taken, one Russian
steamer destroyed frigate dislnantled, and
500 Russians killed.
Another engagement had taken place near
Abacca, between a Turkish steamer and a
Russian frgate and brig, the latter with
drew in shattered state. Four allied
steamers have gone TO constantinople.
The Russian manifesto of Nov. |, caused
immense excitement.
The Grecian government is taking severe
precautionary measures.
The frigae St. Louis arrived at Alexan-
dria on the ODD November.
1t was reported in Vienna on the 18th,
that the combined Russian and Persian ar
mics were about TO march on Ezscroun.
The defeat at Sinope caused great sensa-
ton at Constantinople. A grand Divan was
Immediately held, at which all the foreign
ministers were present.
There is no doubt that the whole allied
feet will soon enter the Black Sea.
The Russian Consul at Serva has de-
nounced prince Alexandria of Servia as q
secret adherent of the Porte. The elders
| Of the various districts met and resolved tc
watch the movements Of Prince Alexander
There is talk of recalling from exile
Prince Olrerowitch.
1t is reported that Rodowitch, late Sec
rotary Of Prince Gortschokoff, has been sho
at in Petersburgh, in consequence of carry
ing on a correspondence with the Turks.
An instruction in Russian Armenia i.
said to have taken place.
Some London papers intimate that dis
agreement in the cabinet OH the Eastern
question, caused Lord Palmerston's resig
nation.
The Russians have gained battle on tn
Armenian frontier 1000 Turks wer
killed.
The Turks have captured Alkealsock.-
It is reported also that they had captured tn
important fortress of Aexandriopois.
Schemil, the Circassian leader, and SeIir
Pacha are gradually approaching each othe
taking fortresses on the line Of their march
Prince Warenzoff surrendered at Tells
: his retreat had been cut off
Schemil had captured six Russian for
tresses, and hard fighting and heavy losse
or both sides; had also defeated $4,000 Rus
slams under Gen. Orleanof.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE


Having. in person. purchased his stock very low
in ST. Louis and the East. he is enabled 10 oieT
great Inducements. He asks privilege 10 enlme>
rate the following:
Detached levers. horizontal and vertical ~atch-
eS in hunting and open faced cases. ladies and gen
tcmenS' gold. guard, vest fob, and belt chains Of
every description and style, beautiful stock Of
bracelets. breast pins. rings and finger rlRgs
clusters in rows and single stones .A!sC.--llue
opal and garnet sets; a large assortment Of gold
bracelets, cuff pins, clasps, sleeve and collar but
tons. studs, scarf and shawl pins. ladies' and gen
tjemcns' watch seals, gold pencils, pen holders,
tooth picks, thimhIcs, SC. &c.
SILVER TIA SErTs.--Sugar stands. cups, forks,
spoons. soup ladies. butter and fruit knives, ssl'
and mustard spoons. salt cellars. &C.. sc.
SILVER PLATED WARE.-CaStors; cake. card.
and sugar baskets; butter coolers; pickle and cor
dial stands; palor and chamber can3!estclis; snuff
fcrs and tray; spoons ard forks.
ladies' paper mache, rose wood aud ebony
dressing cases. work, lewelry ard oior boxes;
writing desks ladies' reticulcS; silver, shell, pearl,
papicr mache port manaies and card card cases;
China flower vases; paper weights; jet, coral bone,
Corucljau and glass elastic bracelets. &C.. &c.
rE5' J"wclry and silver ware made to order.
~ Watches. clocks, musical boxes and ieS-
ELY neatly repaired.
In soliciting the continuance Of your custom, |
ricty, elegance and chcapncss, my stock Of goods
will not be surpassed by any il the Eastern
cities.
Call and see, at the sign Of the Big Watch, next
door to Bartol's corner, where the correct time
may always be had.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Glasgow, November -, 1893.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
Le-The St. Joseph Cycle 23d, says:

L5@Ihe St. Joseph Cycle 23d, says:-
"The Nebraska convention at this city, on
the 9th of January next, promises to be a
great outpouring of the masses. Meetings
have been held in all the border counties on
the river above, as well as at number OF
places in Iowa, and large delegations APP
pointed. Our citizens will be glad to see
all the friends Of Nebraska on that ocoasion,
and to welcome them with true western
hospitality. The feeling on the frontier is
enthusiastic and undivided in favor of the
early settlement and organization Of this
Territory"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05

CHARLES II. wIXsLOw,
of Tomb
and Grave stones.
BRUNSWICK. MO.

T prepared to fill orders OF every description. 81
l. the shortest notice.
~ All orders from distance promptly at
tended TO.
rs" Persons purchasing from my agents NAV
rely on hcing furnished with the best material, and
executed in the best style.
FEBRUARY 3, 1S53-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
Terms Cash, or its Equivalent.

Each purchaser will be furnished with plain,
printed directions. for setting. trimming ard af-
ter-cultlre, according to the most approved plan.
CT In constructing a Hedge, good directions
are of the utmost importance.
| act upon the principle of giving perfect sats-
fiction 10 every customer who cen be satisfied by
probity. Justice, and fair and honorable dealing
Those who want, can be furnished with
T,co year old Graftet Apple Trees,
OF the choicest varieties, from the earliest sum-
mer to the latest winter fruit, at 10 cents each
cash; or il preferred, on short time with war
rantcr. at ID % cents.
- W orders should be sent in previous to tho
its, Of NJ irch. Address
]. W. BROWN, Glasgow, Mo:
Or Manson & Bartholow, Glasgow; Adam Hen.
Dirk, Fayette; Edw'd G. Garrett, near Petra, Sa
line county. Or see one of the travelling agents.
Dec ember %. 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
GROCERIES,.

7 An now receiving BY almost ov,.y tost avery
! heavv stock Of C-.s-ri.s. soltc'y! wit. great
care il New York and Poster, expressly for the
Missouri trade. aud having some experience in the
business ! would state to all Eo fave. Lie vita
their custom. thu; in all cases every .cc sold BY
NE will he warranted 10 CON" mp 10 what il is re-
presented 10 be. am lhHukf.! for tie very lih-
cra patronage extended 10 me, and will still con-
tinue 10 use ali eNcr,oD- in my power 10 please all
who may tavor ne. Call and examine for YOUR
solves. Wy stock consists in par; OF tbs toowiug'
100 bags Rio Coffee;
40 hhis y o Sugar;
- bblS sugar house molnsses;
30 do Belchc.' IS refined suGal,
10 90 loaf suCarj
80 coils Manila rope;
80 Gags Java coffee;
8 DO black pe1pei; 10 Sisrice,
geo thousand Dcaps; 20 bxs salsratusi
10 bbls soda; 10 hXS NIX;
bb!s girge'; 70 Ibis almondsj
80 realms letter paper. &c, &c.
J. 5. THOMSON
Glasgow, October 70, 1888,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05

New GuANo STANDS DISCOVERED. -
Some few months ago, it was announced that
an enIerprising young merchant, in New
York, who is connected with line of pack
ct ships to the Pacific ocean, had cleared
several ships and barks for a port in the
Brazils and market. One ship went out
armed with fifty men. The Herald says
the secret is now out, and some of the YES
sells have returned, with full cargoes of
guano, to New York and other ports. This
guano is from some recently discovered is
lands i'll the Caribbean sea, and that the lucky
discoveries have now on hand and to arrive
a sufficient quantity on which to realize a
handsome fortune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05

The YEAR OF SABBATns.-The year 1854
will be one of Sabbaths, and we hope that
the genial and holy spirit belonging to the
day, may, like the gentle dews Of heaven,
that fall alike on the rose and the night
shade, rest on all other days of the coming
year.
The year 1854 will begin and end on the
Sabbath. Five months of it will each con-
tain five, and the year will number fifty
three Sundays. The like of that will not
occur again for twenty-eight years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
NEW JEW ELaE:g- Y
FANCY GOODS, sc.

~ The subscriber. grateful for the patror-
'&.S age heretofore extended to him by the ladies
and gentlemen of Glasgow and vicinity. respect
fully solicits continuance of The same, and would
inform them that lie las justrece.vcd al extensive
s.orL of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
CLOTHS, SC,

4 PCS ladies' cloak cloths. and trimmings 10
L suit;
II pcs blue. black, brown and dra5 French and
Beaver cloths;
10 pieces black and fancy c,simcrcs;
IA DO sat'uct- and t'raed-.
For sale very cheap.
Oc.ybe: 7. 4. SANAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
WGOTnn Goods.

% PIECES red, white. yellow. spot;ed, grey,
80 crimson and Maroon harnels;
- pair coicrcl blankets for coal;
81 do do and white negro blankets;
10 do bef blanket;
% do plaid n,cy:
43 DO wool black and b. State shaw's; for
sale low, Octobcr6 I. \. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05

1--WE are in the receipt of putnam,
for January. 1t is one of the best period
icals in the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05

E5@The river is clear of ice, but will
,oon be full unless the weather moderate,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
w A = TE d.

DY the undersigned E0.OO0 Coon Skins. and
ID 5000 Mink Skins, f,g when the highest
Price viii be paid in cash.
JOHN R. CARSON.
Glasgow, December !, io52--2m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
prints, Sc.

81 PCS printed warranted fast cojors;
L CO 10 pieces dark girghams;
d" crimson and figured curtain
prints. For sale ty
Octpber6 I. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
EHlhrOideEies. sc.

WRENCH worked ch"misettes. sleeves. collars,
i handkerchiefe. tsc. An elegant assortment
Of dress trimmings, frugcs, wells, lacc5. etgngs,
gloves, hose. ribbons, s.. &C.
OctG I. \. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
Clothing. SC. &C.

4 LARGE stock Of ready made clothing. nett
y snr.s and drawers. knitting yarns, cruel,
&c. &c; for slle b.
Octobe! i T. !. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05

Lands for Safe or Lease.

CHOICE LIQUORS.
I PIPE Oiard pale brandyj
l. l do Venix do do;
l cask dark A. Signette;
2 pipes Malaga wine;
. do Madeira wine;
do Sherry do;
l Dbl apple brandy; do peach brandy;
10 bhls old Monongehala whisky;
100 do Cincinnati do;
100 ! bbls do do;
100 do st, Louis do;
100 bbls do do;
10 bbls New York Brandy;
baskets champagne wine; hhl rum.
Oct2O J. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
Inducements TO Clubs.

To a club that takes as many as 10000 rayn,s, l
will put them at So 80 per thousand: TO cF91s la
king 100. coo at So %; and 10 clubs taking 2OO,-
COO plants, at 50 per thousand, delivered free of
souri, or Mississippi rivers, but invariably at one
time and place Or 10 those that prefer il. will
furnish the plants by the mile delivering them at
the purchasers door. and guaranteeing good
hedge in two and a half years, on the same terms
as heretofore, yiz $40 per mile, cash, and con-
dtional nutp for n ike sum in - wears,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-05
LAnsES. nREss Gnons.

LADIES DRESS GOODS.
60 PIECES plaid and fancy dcT.aires;
w II DO do do Cashmere;
DO black and fancy French merinos;
10 do DO do English dc;
do stone, dgab and fu.cv silk warp
Paramettas. d new and beautiful article;
pieces alpaccas and bcm5azincs:
u do black and fancy plain and figured
silks;
pcs fancy worsIcd ard silk pla,as
Thee goods are now AMI beautiful aua Cheap
For sale by Oci6 T. 4 SAVAGE.