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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

NV. I0Rk. sept. =,
10 o.,t;fv ,hs, INV child three cid troubled
- ..,,s soue az onth / had tired several kinds Of
medic ne hut OF th-m done any good and II was not
nnt t,,d DR. hLANTs CELEBRAfED NEkMtltGt That she
oupd spx relief gave her the contents OF one bottle wheh
hrousbt tom her very large quantity OF woras but they
80 =. r. nrr,rly cut to ri sces impossible
them Nv daughter doing wells indeed she s com
merely restored health therefore AXE pleasure in
.nans IL o Yarcfts would by all means keep
NV of M valuable medicine constantly houses nave
,osn psuy childrn to de snd sny from the effects Of
wermn also unreqaeuty happens that children are
aea for ersup the choking aud ching caused al
rctbe, hv the irritation Of Therefoe again
AWAY. in the house. it costs but little aud may the
means saving lici ard al any rate WI save phyeaas
buls MS INS, No - ON 81
p s-The above vasabie pJcpar1ti'n. also Dr. MLAsEs
CyLRnRsTrp Pulls now be had 81 all respectable
Drus Stores in thls city,
viii please be careful to ask or and take
h., pr MlANSs NEKMiFVeE. All Others, 10 comparison
"n,,hissS u9
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
QUARREL AT THE NEW ORLEANS POSI-
OFEICE.

NEw-ORLRAss, Thursday, Aug. 81, 1854.
The clerks in the Post-Ofiice in this city let IN
body, owing to quarrel with the Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02


r,ss ss-Prspared b, Dr. NJ JACKSON. No 40 Ars', PHI
isde phis Nt eaee.a.y Liver ComTaints uysPeIsA
JsrnSics Chonr Nervous Debility Diseases Of he Kidneys
III srhng from dsOTdercd Liver stomach;
such as Constpstsons Inward Piles Fulne Of Blood "a he
Head AS idity OF the stomach Nasses Heartburn Disgust
for Food Fnness and Weight IN the Stoms h. soar Eup
tns siukzs OF Fuitens the Pa ef the Stoa h, Swim
ming OF the Head hunied ard Daeu Breathing flat efns
NJ the Heart Choking Sudoesung sensations when IN .
Dimues Of VISION Dors Webs before the
Ssh Fe<er Dull Pain In the Head Dchcency OF PeTsEa
.sn Yelow ness the SKIN aud Eyes fAa in the Back
Chest Limbs &C. Sudden Pushes Of Hss Burning in the
Fish Constant mAsnins. oEv, aud seat Depression Of
fur s.l. in Nev-york by A 3 n Saws, No 100 Ful
tar,,. C. H. RISe No. ia2 BTosdvsy HAVil ND ,SRAL
RIstKY Na ~ Warren 81; BoYp PAvI. No lis Chambers
st. C. v CiIckssss Co, No 81 ba,eisy-ssi oteorf Nc
Iva; ans by druss and ieaes Of medicine everywhere
No PAy-If Dr.. ToBIAs's VENETIAN LINI-
xxx1 sor. pot Immediately cure Cholera DseEteyy Collie
and sp.sms when first taken Thousands have cert
ned to wonderful curative proJesteS u warranted Per
Srepshoui the United sfaies Depot No 50 CoasadisL
Price y sad & cent?
DIR. T,yLoR's PHosPHORizED B,LsAN or
IysGwoKT hss failed Ia snsle curing raeercEa Il
sHfs sneny si hard eses that eonianed IN ne
PsBrllst Buy OF Lssps HAZARD No lsl NadealAa
OIuNfNe SUBSTITUTE NEVER WILL FAIL IN
c,Ssxe Any C,sg oY FEvys AND AevE-Contans neither
qanine srere ard e VII N any sra ever case warrant
nc for his oyinE diseAsel have failed Buy
fIrsss Ha7AKp, Nc. 1 msidee l.a-
Sp,sTApoRo's HAIR DyE.--This magnificent
compound beyopd contingency the eats, and nos reliable
Dyy ip "a sfence failing n past to the Hsir
;,s - color nourshnn@nt and elasticity, besides hsaS
,hs c.s,si WISHED % the sk soa ana applied CEIsTs
pokO's, No. Aston House
HAIR DYE AND WIGS.-BATCHELoR's cele
hssssa HAia DYE Is BY all seto~edses NE best ~ NE
ss;S SiS wholesale rets. applied "a nine prsae
.ena % - ~ W A. BarcsSLoss Hair Dye. wis and orna
neptsl Hair fsctssy, No. 50 breaavr'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
THE YELLOW FEYER AR CHARLESTON

BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept. /, 1854.
The deaths by yellow fever at Charleston last week
were all foreigners except three.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

IMPORTATION OF FELONS.

There il abundant evidence that several, II Dot
most. of the European monarchies have reduced
.o system the expectation Of their teons TO our
.bores. By this. they effect two objects, l. Get
rid of the most dangerous and burdensome class
of their subjects; 3. Excite or keep alive preIu'
dice against Republics among their better dis
posed subjects, whom they wish toretan at home'
BY multiplying murders and other crimes IN THIS
country. ard so difrusing the belief that Liberty
leads naturally to outrage and insecurity. The
following. we are well assured is correct trans
lstion of an official Circular widely disseminated
through Belgium:
CIRCULAR.
No 7 sosI IIEGE Belgium March II, 1854.
E,,,gr9,t, for ne Us.ted States TrdHsp0rfafoa
GTyrIYsys: The transports for emigrsuts Tor the
United States will take their departure from antwerp
A large number of vessels are prepared hreauy 10
leave a, various periods Of this mouth; ve'.a,S
number of liberated prisoners nom 'nVorue, anu
from several poor houses depot de mendlce are on
the point Of departing >, .,,I 4.
$50 francs which sum should be paid IN adsynce az
The buresu of the Governor of the Province. .
beg of you TO let me know as soon as possible II
your district has any passengers TO be forwarded
Each individual should be sent to the jail lmalson
dsIr6t ofAntwerp and have in MS possession slmPly
a certificate on the following model
1.-The Burgomaster of the district OF -, Pro-
vince of Liege, Belgium, certihes that - give
the ACE place OF birth psrentsgel, is unmarried"
The departure will take plsce during the year every
fortnight.
The Commssary of the Arrondissement,
tn. FLEcHEr.
To the Burgomaster and Council of --.
We would suggest to our honest and reputa-
bic Adopted Citizens that it especially behooves
item to watch Through their friends remaining
in Europe) and expose every attempt to aOod our
ports with European criminals and paupers. The
burden must be borne by US all, but the Adopted
Citizens are subjected to an undue share OF it,
being exposed to peculiar reproa,h and oboquy
because of these cargoes Of iniquity and mendi-
capcy SO unworthily thrust upon us. VIII they
not act
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
THE NORTHRUP KIDNAPPING CASE.

SARATOGA, Friday, Sept. /, 1854.
The kidnappers of Sol NOrthrop Alexander Mer-
rl and Joseph Russell, indicted to-day but they
will not be tried till October or December
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
EXTENsIvEi ROBBERY

CScIssATI, Friday, Sept. l, 1854.
The United States Err-ess Company was robbed Of
between $50, 900 and e., 600 at the Hamilton Rsu-
road Depot last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

The official statement Of the United States Treasury
Department shows that there we're 900 in the
varous Treasures subject 10 draft ON the 2sth u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

CprAp SuKs-Just received from auction,
rich Booede Plaid stIipd aud Plain Also BLACK silks 1i
ss.in. Also 100 dozen Aexsndre's best SIX Gloves ~
f'' '" No 3f7 broadway corner OF LeOusrds.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
1..XioPF Mi 0DTONs-" " manufactured by MASON

go Ill so,'Lv the attention OF all who wish inri
mn, Ieh unsurp ssed in quality of oue, pronpness Of
o,ia snS heauty OF finish a. 81 and ocaves f1gle and
Sb. r.eis spitable the peroI or church ~ So S5
S1aS sI4t : $50 and 4i15 Desers supph'd a. factory
80, "J,TpV GoRnoN No 2T Brlsdw'y, s,le Agents
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

HAVING added large factory Nos l52 l5i 5i aud is West
g., our extensive importing business the trade at
a. ell ss consumers retail will study their inter
w. Ia ,se bv ex m ning the sIocE snd PRIcEs at
"e"'"A Directly opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

Inc sboes Car. saddley &C, be supplied and the only
way 10 complete these msuuiaotue. WIN dspAcn Gnn1tm
Swing MACHINES An investment IN machine now Of iig m
80. sssn.t Singers Machines finally settled aud they
are the only Of value which DO not infringe
Hd ns,css and subject the suits and damages
'a"' P"''"'' NJ SINGER g. CO., No. 523 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

All Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin money, and notes
nm ,h, r ard Ia umsyoo Railroad Bank, Bans Carthage
Bsnk of nsbaIgh will be taken Al payment
a. Rpspy MApr CIorHING L. EyASs's CLOTHING WARE-
poVsr Nos 60 and 6S Fulton 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
ruv Eoir,N PATENT.-T. GILBERT IL Co.

beips owne Of AoLs PArEAr can inrnh risn3s wlth
- le4s pI'ce than any other house
,nS ,er.n nE their cecbet-d Panos should call NJ he
sole agency No 80 brosdwayi ~heI. aso iny oe ioupo
of eegai Pianos Of other makers among them
tho.e of nALLETr CUHsIoN JAcos CgckssNc ani hok'
~ w.ryss D. A H. w. SnTH's oelebrs'ed Melodeons,
80 Mcodeo, Of ali other aud prices Esch Instrument
s~sn.p,ed Pianos sold on monthly payments Dealers sup
",s' "A, - h,Ft terms HDRACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
W. call nttention of our readtfs 10 the adver.

,.uapt IN apoiher column Of the tpSsdFToaY SALE OF
WssI FIusHIse LoTs, whch 10 u sold on the stonn
a., a,,,Sn.y WEDNESDAY, aud THURSDAY. September 5th
Sib and 7th at O'Clock r. NJ tn. property ohers induce
m. n,s ard ions that no oher property "a ihe ',cin
x OF NewYork has Terms yery Every 10. Pat az
win ,,e sold 10 the highos bidder
"R.sxvs a FLIIoTr No Nassau " near Nallst. y. Y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Hemp Culture.

Everything connected with the culture of
hemp is full of interest to our readers, al
as hemp is the staple Of most of the river
counties, the saving of labor in its produce
ton is desideratum.
Last May, Ito The best of our recollection
on the 9Th day. as we passed through Sa.
line county, in the stage, we saw Mr.. A. F.
Bruce, sowing his hemp seed, in large field
contiguous TO the road, which had not been
plowed since the preceding fall. The SOW
err was followed by number of hands, with
shovel plows and harrows. The volunteer
hemp was, Aemuny places, from eight to
twelve inches high. The ground was in
other respects clean and mellow. We re-
garded il as an experiment; perhaps the first
Of the kind that had been made, and spok e
Of it TO a number Of gentlemen, all of whom
predicted a certain failure. frequently du-
ring the season we inquired about Mr. Bru-
ce's crop, but could hear nothing, until, on
dcrc uding the river, about three weeks ago
IA company with Messrs. ]. NJ. Lewis and
II. II. Mcdowell, neighbors OF MIR. Bruce,
when in the course of conversation, the in
quiry came up, we were surprised TO learn
that Mr.. Bruce's crop was considered one
Of the best in the neighborhood, and that his
mode OF seeding hemp land was neither new
~ rare in The neighborhood of Marshall, and
that when the ground was good and the fall
breaking thoroughly done, failure to pro-
duce good crop had never been known.
During the State Fair, we conversed with
the President Of the State Society, and Mesrs
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Nebraska aud Negroes.

Senator Shields, Of Illinois, is also stump
ing the State for the Nebraska Bill. He
goes for the bill, according 10 report of his
speech at Springfield, for the following rea-
sons
Kansas and Neb aska were free now, and
The people there would KEEP THEM FREE.
The establishment of slavery in these terri
tories was not only IMPROBABLE but IMpos-
sIBLE-and it was always wiser and better
to let people work out great good for them
selves than have it forced upon them by 9TH
ers, and that this was the way in which
freemen always do what is great and good
by their own free and voluntary act.
This principle would not only keep Kan
sas and Nebraska what they are now
FREE, bu. would by its full and fair opera
tion, if we acquire the continent 10 the 18th
mus of Darien, work with such POWERFUL
FORCE AND EFFECT THAT NO MAN WOULD
EVER SEE ANOTHER SLAVE TERRITORY ON
THIS CONTINENT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Snorting-Game.

All kinds of game is very abundant this
fall, and our sportsmen are having fine times.
A party of gentlemen from this place and
some friends in Saline county, were on O
Camp Hunt last week, and in three days
hunting killed nineteen Dear, and number
of Turkies. That is pretty good hunting
and if any party can beat it, let them do So
and report progress. What do our city co.
tenporaries think of such sport, and that
too, within ten miles Of our office door.
Geese, Ducks, Patridges and Squirrels,
are very plenty. Our citizens go out be.
fore breakfast, and bag two or three geese,
dozen or two cartridges, and half as many
Squirrels. The METERS bring in from twen-
ty-fve to forty birds, in time TO broil for
breakfast.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Broken Banks.

The St. Louis brokers decline taking the
notes Of the following banks;
Bank of Counersville, Indiana.
Kentucky Trust Company.
Lafayette Co, Bank of Connersville.
Newport Safety Fluid, Ky.
State Stock Bank at Peru, Ind.
To this may be added the Elkhart Coun-
ty Bank, which the Chicago papers say has
also failed.
We believe these banks are all "Stock
Banks" and although they are reported as
broken, mote holders should not suffer heavy
shave. They are not "broken," but "sus-
PENDED" and it is thought the holders Of
notes on them cannot lose, as for every dol.
lar of their issues, there are State Stocks
pledged for their redemption.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

ST. JOSEPH GAzErTE.-This paper has
recently changed hands. Capt. L. ]. Eas-
tin has retired, and is succeeded by Messrs
Pfouts & Cundiff. The Captain intimates
in his valedictory that he will again mount
the tripod, after wintering in Jefferson
City. The Gazette will continue Demo.
cratic in politics-has been enlarged and
improved, and is one of the handsomest pa.
pers in the Suite. Success 10 its new pro.
prietors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
$500 REWARD.

- Runaway from the subscriber, living in
~ Franklin Township, Howard county, Mo-,
M. on Monday the 10th inst, negro man named
HARRY, about 20 years old, very black, quick
spoken, about feet in height, and weighs about
100 pounds. Had on when he left brown james
pants, with some white in the seat Of the sOnIt I;
blue blanket coat somewhat worn; white wool
hat with some holes cut in it; had pair Of light
shoes. Carried a linsey quilt with him.
win pay the above reward if taken out Of the
State and secured so I can get him; or $50 if ta-
ken in the State and delivered to me, or secured SO
can get him; and S25 if taken in Howard coun-
ty, and delivered to me.
octl9 THOMAS p. BURRUS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
To the Ladies,

r INVITE the particular attention of the Ladies
l. to my large and beautiful assortment of new
style Dress Goods, consisting in part of
Plaid and plain fancy and black silks;
Plaid and plain French Merinos,
Plaid stripe and solid colored mouseline delaines
and cashneres;
Solid colored satin finished cashmere, a new ar
ticle,
Solid colored English Merinos,
Debozis, cloaks, vzettes, embroderies;
White goods, worsted and silk hose,
Ribbons, gloves, handkerchiefs, wells, &c.
My stock in this department is very complete, and
the ladies are respectfully invited TO cali and ex
anime before they purchase elsewhere.
oct19 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
EtCeteras,

INDIGO, madden, spice, camphor; ginger, Du-
l. points superior gun powder, nails, spades,
shovels, window glass from Sxl0 TO 12x16, supe-
rior tea, Java coffee, log chains, axes, hatchets,
hand axes, broad axes, school books; paper, &c.
--ALSO-S
A large and extensive stock OF hardware and cut
lery, carpenters tools, plasterers' trowels, ma
sons troWe els and hammers. In my stock Of hard
ware will be found sets dining and desert knives
with sllvered forks;3 sets (51 peces) ivory han
died knives and forks.
-.9LSO--
complete assortment of Queensware, China and
Glassware. In this department will be founa II
sets elegant China ware, from SO to 1885, a. of
which will be sold low.
octl9 F. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
M A IL IL I II ID =,


Near Carrolltcn, Mo-, on the 10th inst, Mr..
BARTHOLOMEW BURRIs, of Howard county, and
Miss VIRGINIA E. RUSSELL; of Carroll county.
EF1 DOLLAR RECEIVED.
perpetual harmony their life attend,
And Providence the well matched pair befrend
May she, when time has sunk him into years,
Still love him and cherish his white hairs
Nor he perceive her charms through age decay,
But think each happy sun his bridal day"
On the 10th inst, at the residence of Capt. L.
]. Eastin, Mr.. VIM. Woop, and MISS HATTIE
AMANDA DALE, all of St. Joseph.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Judge Gamble.

We understand Hon. Hamilton R. Gam
bic has made known his intention to resign
his seat on the Supreme Bench, on the 18th
November next. Ill health is the cause
The bench will lose a valuable member, and
the regret will be universal that Judge G
is compelled TO relinquish the position he
occupies. An election will be ordered, ne
doubt, in time TO have his successor take his
seat al the January term.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
HARDWARE, HARDWARE.

DIM LOCKS of every quality, (white and
IN mineral lxnobsO
Plate locks, all sizesj
Pad, chest, till and cupboard locksj
Rim and thumb laches;
Brass and cast butts, every sizes
Screws from 3-S to inches;
Door bolts. knobs and Stubs and lftsJ
Corner, socket and firmer chisels, all sizes;
Best concave augurs, and common do;
Handsaws, of good quality;
Brass back, blue back and keyhole do;
Drawing knives. screw drivers and rulesj
Bench and other planes and plane irons;
Steel blade squares and bevils;
Guages and spirit levels;
Hntchets, hammers, ADDE'S and axes;
Trowels. strap hinges and foot scrapes5
Mill and hand saw files;
Monkey wrenches, compasses and nippersj
Table and pocket cutlery;
Rack pullies and roller ends;
Scissors and shutters, cork screws and brad
avis;
Finishing nails, all sizes;
Powder TASKS and wad cutters;
Tea ond table spoons;
Candletcks and curtain bands;
Bed castors and window butts;
Tea bells, backing, &C;
For sale very low by
oct19 LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
VALUABLE FARM AND NEGRO
FOR SALE.

aTe The subscriber is DESTROYS of O
f3Sees selling the farm on which he resides "a
a.. situate about four miles west of Fay-SM
etc, containing 800 acres, about 10 of which are
in cultivation, --good log dwelling, with suitable
out-houses, stabling, &c., good well of water
in the yard.
R5S' Terms to suit purchasers.
Also, a negro girl, about 10 years old, an excel
lent house servant. For further particulars sp-
ply on the premises.
Oct i2-3w J., u. BROWN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

COMING ELECTIONS. Elections take place
on the 9TH November in the following States
New York, electing 80 members of Con,
ercss; Massachusetts, IL; New Jersey, B.
Delaware, /; Michigan, 4; Wisconsin, B.
Illinois, 9-total, 90.
If these elections result anything like
those that have already taken place, the
next Congress will have majority against
the administration.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
FALL AND MINTER GOODS.

vTNHE undersigned has just received and opened
i large and splendid stock Of Fail and Win
ter Goods, comprising the latest and newest styles
of American and Foreign Dry Goods, Hardware,
Quecnsware, Groceries, Glassware, &c. These
goods were recently purchased in New York and
Philadelphia on the most favorable terms, and will
be sold low as goods Of similar quality can be
sold. Grateful to my friends and customers fol
the past, solicit continuance of their favors, as
surfing them that my stock is complete and prices
low. F. A. SAVAGE.
Elasnntv- Qcfnher 10 13hA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
GLASGOW, MISSOURI,
Thursday Morning, otOber %, 1854.

Dn. CosxERtLLs ADDREss,-The adj
dress of DR.. THos. N. CocKERILL, before
the "Jn,on Mutual Protection Society,"" was
received too late for insertion in this week
paper, It will be published next week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Mr.. Jas. R. Sutif',
Of this vicinity, got his leg broke last satur-
day evening, on Commerce street. The
night was very dark, and his hosre fell in
q rut, by which he was thrown, and his leg
broken. He was taken into DR.. Lewis Of
fee, where he received proper medical at
tention, and on Sunday morning was taken
home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
DEcLISrp.-Thec citizens of Weston in.

DEcLIxEp.-The citizens of Weston in
vited Governor Reedcr OF Kansas Terrific
~, TO grand "feed'' in that place, which
the Governor declined, having his hands
full of business. We are sorry the Gov
ernor did not accept, as he would have UNI
doubtedly been "drawn OUT" and we
could then have drawn some inference as 10
the sinner man." Wisely, of the Argus,
will find him out before long, however. In
the mean time, friend W., make those Kan
sas editors speak.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

Memo KILLED.-A very likely and val
liable negro boy belonging to Mr.. Benjamin
Watts, of Fayette, was killed the other day.
Two of them were in the woods together,
and were cutting down tree, which fell
upon one of them, killing him almost imme-
aiately.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

a. Fifteen hay stacks, belonging 10 Mr.
Thomas Arnold, near this place, were de-
stroyed by FIRE on the 9th. A few nights
previous, Mrs. Lincoln lost 30 hay stacks
Fires Of this kind are becoming too com
mon for accidents. - Liberty Tribune, 20.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

CHoLERA.-We regret to learn that a dis.
ease resembling Cholera has made its ap'
pearance few miles east of Fayette. Mrs
Sebree, relict of the late Maj. Sebree, and
two or three blacks were taken, and dice
very suddenly. Several other persons were
sick, but we learn are recovering.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Remains of the Franklin Expedition
Discovered.
MONTREAL. Oct. 81.

MONTREAL, Oct. 81.
A dispatch from DR.. Rae, dated Fort
Factory, August 4th, has been received by
Sir George Simpson, Governor of the Hud-
son Bay Territory, narrating the discovery
of the remains of Sir John Franklin and
his unfortunate companions. They were
starved to death in the spring of 1850, 10
the northwest Of Fox river.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

FLoRETrA.-Dealers at Floretta, Macon
county, are referred to the advertisement Of
Mr.. James Flore, in another column. He
has everything 10 sell at low prices-and
wants to buy everything the farmers can
produce, at high prices. Give him call
and get the worte of your money or truck
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Various.

various
000 pcs new style prints, fast colors;
LUO 30 pieces ginghams; aF
% pcs fannets-red, white, grey, pink, vel
low, stone, green, &C.
4 pcs Welsh and Shaker fannels;
10 q Bed tckings;
dozen wool and silk shawls;
q pieces pillow slip linen and sheetings,
SO do plaid linseys;
Just received and for sale cheap.
oct19 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

IL The Legislature for this State meets
on the 18th day of December next. There
will hardly be much business done before
after the lst. 1t will be very interesting
session on many accounts, and every citizen
should arrange SO as to have the proceed
ings.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

Wan NEws.-The war news of last week
turns out 10 be hoax. A very respecta-
bic number of English, French and Turk.
ish troops, who were very unceremoniously
killed of, are no doubt yet drawing and de-
molishing full rations. Later news by the
Africa will be found in another column.