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~ Beaeh's Breast Linameat.aAn sTssilent remedy for
Of the Breast Pann the Breast Splitting
Blood in Breathing
beneftin Disease Lungs
predsposed
the formation Of the chefts hereditary
attack ohe disease aud always good health
Linament according todirecions.
Reaeh'a Ferrugfnous Tonie-Aesranrsmedyfo 70 Chss snd
Chagrs known
Of the disease.
Beaeh's Rheumatic CompeuAd-Nevsr aiis gvsrsiisi
In lefs than twenty -four hours
Reach's stomachIve BittersThis
that sought
busnsas for short period in low mahy districts
nrsnvauabe personsusn them will troubled Chs
and the the
romach DIGESTION s appetite
Aanaies and and vigor the
@ Fertile above remedies publish
perormed by them We will th much
thahey They
practice years with tho mos.
these remedies alone
be reached by all.
y. d. BEACH, M. D., Chemist and Apohecary,
sW corner of Chartres and Cusonnhouse II o.
and Of DR.. RANK
. Corner of npd Poydrs
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.aver,s CHERRY z,ectovaf.

NNTE INVITE THE At 49,
WV TENTIoN Of the Public the b E$.YkG az
Certificates appended below, and besPeak NsSrN<R9I
for them that candid consideration which Ns&S%T h
their honest fankness deserves yaaSfaxs3
Men in such stations many who volun- v <E~H
tay witness the efficacy and
value Of CHERRY PICTORIAL, do not VA MA VS IY
wsntonly trife with, diBtort facts, fIM-NS~g
their convictions. Judge then, keAkFkE 5AA
whether this ia not the medicine trust ElI
when have Teleffor the throat
png ludge whether family
against the everywhere prevailing enemy which steals
with fatal frequency almost flock eare off the lamb
from many home
JACKSON, c. H., j AcKsoN Cry, o., Nov. 20, 1852.
r. j. C. kyER-Sr: The CHERRY PICTORIAL much in
aDsd after. Several Phyans three
them in their and always with the happes The
medicines always before Them, ncreduy
gard remedy and only after undoubad evidence
value article that thing like general confidence
ciied
Ths unryad excellence OF this combination agents lin the
CHERRY PECT0RA proved beyond cavi by trial
their obseryaton has compelled medical
it's useinlne m beyond all doubt general remedy
for the Pulmonary Affections climate the edave
and expectorant-a rare combination of properties. II
In the hope that will a subscribe myself
specially, your ob'ts tserv' JAS H. C. MILLER III. D.
r. Fnf ALLRsAN, MICH, January 10, 1853.
Dear Sir No rhd-can be tound
deny that CHERRY PICTORIAL claims to be-
Thsres much nd this vicinity although recently.
The community should know its virtues Yours truly,
e JOHN R. KELLOGG, MD.
tB Prepared by JAS AVER Practical and Analytical
Ch sriist Lowell, Maaa., and by all Drnggists. lfls
B .,5,.l ). l9e- zl ~ 4t,5 N WRIGHT &c, ,Ne z
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\ a MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
[ a THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALE NATIONS
E Open Day and Evening" Except Sunday from
a. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITTANoE, wiz be the price
FEEE ApsEsssoSs ssh
s e ass has say hs s 5 aas
sf sEis % sss
large number additional however,
s % ef M I Pss &.
vaIsaDls sgsstiSH the Western HsRphs
sssssB he oS 81 4s 81 sss
sae. @ FA aa %s.dsbs IL
NINETY FEET in and i estimated from the
YEARS Old has been he
With proper discrimination, iacsant
ass oP Music will b in atthe
o
Thousand Dollars pssses NE mos.
aS Ss & sR
closing day Desembss provided he said In
ss6 H. : p. Ts j., s'
bssp sshisi,sa
dPs1 s H nss tin
EVE ps Hundred Dss1, each
after the adudged excellent aforesad Il l -,
FouRTH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars each
Original Works completed the pfihe Crystal Palace
Exhibited therein aforesaid shall worthy Of
such distinction next after the client aforesaid
The ables that be selected
and award the mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early practicable select such orJufo to be able
q
Exhibitors
sufficient entde them tosuch distinction He st
A articles which are deemed worthy Of place IN this SrSnd
esf;iz A i's
An efficient Police and and the
utmost used protecting articles exhibited but the Assoca
tIon dscams accountability for damage such articles
All Umbrellas Canes etc. the stand The door
Al the Crystal Palace Bonded Warehcuse visitors cannot
mted 70 Of out Of the building
1 myl2tf PIT. BARNUM, President
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De- Is.Ez1sa RE A1saT@ L

C. C. .os4Hasa B = A aTI q
ROUTE from HahaIo Niagara Fals.
United state oswego Cape
uebe connecting ogdensbugh Caps Vincent with
ssads NT Ysk Rs5sgo9 sar1ssa spsss and Resss
Champn Railroad for Porland White Mountai
p'ss0' any 20 Time hooIs to Montreal SitE SH
STATE Ledyard, NEW YORK. Capt Chapman lsaye
eston daily Sundays excspted at O'clock Cape Vincent
entire length of te THOUSAND beautiful
st. Lawrence daylight and at Montreal O'clock
heIt day. Quebec boats4 sJ ID i 81 ls
leaving Buffalo at O'clock have sr hours and
leaving have four hours as Ths
from Buffalo at Lewn time tie
ufao O'Clock morning
leave immediately arriving a Boston at hapaat O'clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONTARIO Captain Troop CATARACT, Captain Estes
EoRTHERNER Captain Chlds leays Lewiston daily Saturdays
a e. visit Nsxs a ~sro ssiss
arbo kingston Clayton snd connecting with
and Rapids beautiful st By dsyIgh
Meeting gdensbugh Point
Burlington and with the Express Train csya oswego
Buffalo daily Sundays excepted, the Bu
fslo and Niagara Falls Railroad asoding
the
Niagara River through half
O'Clock giving full os. hoPrs TO NiagaIa
time passing all the Thousand ands
Light changing boats ogdenhurg and taking Of The splendid
rushing dashing noble arriving
Montreal o'clock the name day time for me Quebec boats
The steamers speed
comfort having all the equipments for safety required by law
with and beautiful UPe cabin entire length
~ Psenees can procure Tickets and information al Office
opposite Buffalo Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
~ Offices in Cataract House and international Hotel Niagara
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i To broil ham properly, the slices should be
first soaked in hot water, dried in cloth, and
broiled on gridron over clear FIRE,
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NUMBER l4oss
CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
% u OFFICE No.ss ST. CHARLES STREET, ssysi
Will regularly city early
every day, sun3ay erespsed for e dvanee pasabie
the 0mee,er is esnts epsya5is 70 She CArrers.
THE CIRCULATION
Of the Cnrscrsr Daily weekly saeh % 10 ogss ssss
medium 10 Advsrtiserr. As 80.
FAMILY PAPER
early Of citirssa
articles sold families bs mosi adynaiagseu in
paper ths ircdaes
OUR TERMS
such invite attention ssa patronage Of she pube
o7=ApEERTtsIr9s
Square inssrou 10 aicasst ~ 90
-. .< -.
on the Second Page charged es
advertise
for shortsrtin
pubtshed uonth
ehxkged accordingly. .''. e '7'ts S3+' p 'a 9tTs
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odd FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
Be ey (
Odd Fsllows' Hall Of Camp aud
WlTAI Esplanade r. COREY, ,atSickes
members
child all the price Of
vaatbs $50 Invariably the purchase anyiufor
pse.ng the Rest apply to b sf#.!
10. O.PIERSoN, Commercial Alley,
UE5 orto JAS. FURNEAUx at this Odd Failowa'Ha
JAs iyos
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RITTERS-100 cases Boxers Bitters; 75ido.
hGls VI '1'' " swoLFF, ss Camp strest.
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r IME-1400 bbls. Thomaston, landing per
iyi4 "u A VI pEIhgRAvE 4 co. 10 Magazine street
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G GECRET DISEASES Office 50 Customhouse

~ ECREI IUISEASES-Ufhc 81 CustOmhOnse
~ strest between Royal Bourbon stress-DR, JAMES
citzens
Diseases Of the
that they obtain
speedy without the Baam Cqbebs other
Poisonous Drug from three to seven days without neonye
himself upon trial they
charge made
all parts the unioae the have
ncuabe by celebrated Physcian
these Remedesin this city the
under the treatment these Remedies
whahey
cures that the afflicted avail themselves of hese
newly providenta discoveries Dr. ]. has located
nsny Cuohouse No. s9 Private Rooms
served eN- Office hours to SPIN. febl3 lylp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-16

lSAZERAC BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
~ being agents importers this city Of celebrated
keep constantly hand full supply Of shs
1885, 1902 and 1905 and invite the attention the ade well
connosseu the above being Pure and Genuine artce 4
& l5zt.5z WM. E.. LEYERICH L CO., Agents,
- I.eyee street.s
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5o - { Week Days From A, NJ to @ r. NJ. n,
ofriph HOURS Sundays and Holidays From to IL NJ,
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SHERRY WINE H'4p s.. e5z5.
NJ rs Duff Gordon's 6.- ,s-=-. ST
EAsA'- 50 do Ronaro's Pale; t-s4''-= '-'7'
4zs 40 do. Amontila Goldi for sale by q.
mylT 2 Fs5.55 S. WOLFF s5 Camp st.
NIERMACELLI AND DMACAR0NI-250 boxes
auIl a. D. GRIEFF, 3 Co. 10 Old Levee
GALLO, 600 sacks Liverpool, one fourth
~ by COCHRAN HALL. Gtayarat jul
G0AP--Northern, Western and New Orleans
NJ Brown Soap for sale by g7 zaLN E.J. HART Co.
L ap9f 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
| GARDINES-40 cases whole, half and quarter
~ boxes (Naniz brand, for sale BY 5,Jsz yltz,g. f
| jy9s 4, !, COCHRAN u HALL, SO Grayisr ct.
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& GUSPENSION Bird ES-N0TICE
- BENJAMIN WATKINS, of Port Gitaon, Mississippi Arhitact
Bridge Builder notice that he will the Ms
spp Ohio tho hudson other River in the United States
tIe will erect Frame open IRON PER
AANENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will be
pended either om TIMBER Brick Stone Wrought Iro
Towers locations and with either Strap Iron Wire,
Cables the Potomac Washington City,
Ryerirom New York to Brooklyn or Wiiar
son from West Point TO the Eastern shoreP
Cable suspended during the ReSoluonaryW W.
Ii
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EsOR LIVERPOOL.--The new A .HM
NJ American clipper shp FANNY MeMENRY, MAAE
loading will have immediate dispatch,
]. r. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street.
t For having pendd Recommendations apply 20 the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-16

E.NOR LIVERPOOL-Th fine fast sail .skN
As Ing Ameriesa ship FREDERIC WARREN, 49,
Capt Ianvn loading and will receive quick dspateh For
j. RI WHITNEY d Co. 81 Camp street
For passage, apply the captain N board. jyl1
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EOR LIVERPOOL-The A fast sail .sSN
isadng will quick DISPATCH For
Cotton and Tobacco, apply 70 ~ g
orto ], P. WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp
kN- For passaVe appy 10 the Captain on board iyls
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GoW PEAs-5O bags Carolina Cow Peas.
is ''' A sIRELLi CO. 81 Common street
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E 7EMONS-976 boxes Fresh Lemons, 276 box
Fresh Oranges landing from the brig Catarina from Pa
ierino, X. f. NICHOLS CO. 81 Camp jy24 Ct
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SHERRY AND MADEIRA.--A small lot o.
~ SHERRY and MADEIRA WINES, Of n superior quality, in
and gallon demohns for sale by ~ 'iz lfl=S4
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u AMS--50 tierces Choice Plain, in air-tight
Ia s. H r. KENNEDY co. IS srehoupi.oalas straet
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WNOR LIVERPOOL.-The new fine A sHsN
n fast calling American WILLIAM AND&MAAK
JANE. Captain Plips loading, and will hsVe quick
dispateh. ireigh. III 800 0bales Cotton, apply TO
@-Sf WIN. CREEVY, hatcher street,
]. 2. WHITNEY 4 CO. 81 Camp at.
eSP- For paaaaee apply to tho Captain jea5
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-24

Il FEMALESEMINARY OF HIou n,a
now ia successful operation IN IN CHARACTpn
the residence of Dr. TELrAlp IN 5he town STIR
Miss G0RSE and Miss GEOWEYu eT The Managerial
enc ~
me eastern bank Of Neuse River within situated
lem na,iIoad and has for the last a; miles or
been as healthy village any other ten
The school has been established f.. U1s In our Stat
educating our daughters nearer hom me conveniee.
selves that young ladies disposed ma, ana We fatee
an education here, as in any of the tho
leges.. o ioielgn schools uuN
We intend making the tuition as favo,.,, o.
Elementary Branches, MONTH";
Highest English Course sn
Modern Languages, iS@
Oil Painting, ument, @%
Painting in Water Colors. Ky
Wax Fruit and Flowers-Gmaterials f;, 81
Drawing and Crayonine each FINISHED, l9S
Monochronlatics and Tissue Fjovro,. l@
Ornamental Needle Work each, az
Board can be had in the best houses ., O. An
and washing can be obtained for 81 90 nor w per a
There will be no extras charged eYcan. month. W
during the fire season. N~sep' nifty Cents sn
Each pupil will charged in proportion to ~.
from the time of entrance to the close of above n
deduction will be made for absence unless and NJ
protracted sickness. w n II Is Is CAUSED l.
w; H. WAfSOsF
June Is, 1854. 1 nELFAR
1O27--otr..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-24

SpFInsneId Male and Female Inst;,.
TENHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INsTITruu.e.
Elementary Branches
Higher English, $50
Languages, ShlVW
EXTRA EXPENSES. 800
Music on Piano.
Use of instrument, 1000
Needle-Work 800
Board per month with Princinal e. m 800
and washing, 81 90 per month. " rue, Lights
Good board can be Obtained in good families irn
borhood, for SIS 90. III nenegh.
This institution is located nine miles from R,,:
quiet and moral neghborhood, and affords ma
tages for the education of youth. The school @ aava
under the charge of the present Prncipals WI cnG
and Mrs. NJ. A. Winton and competent Assistant. "na
By order of the Board of Trustees.
1una o, ,o5s DR. W. J. BUSBEE, Seer
c The Register and Spirit of the Age will aon
times, and send accounts to this office VAN ''Py taa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-24

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE TIIr -
OSession will commence the first Monday n LIr
1854. 1O"9 In Jul!
RATES TUITION lrAFABLE ONE HALF IN ADvAScE)
Fn ngIn e %anlar a Gg &l4M
EnE anI, th;nar h;,hr .0sF anu arithmetic 1870
For the Cnifegae Glasses Iu;,ho,,. 1870
charge for the Languages) oOo,
EXTRA EXPENSES ~"
Music on Piano, oo
Use of Instrument, -'W
The same on Guitar, ."
Drawing and Painting, ,om
Oil Painting, iS E@
Needle Work, S%
Board per month, SS
Washing per month, TM
Musical Soirees will be given during each term 'V
T. T. GRANDY
Secy of Board of Trustess
June 10. 1854 ca I
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

A 80 The subscribers have now on hand and
@ssss,s4 are in constant receipt Of large and va
< aHried assortment of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

G57The New York Courier and Enqui-
rcr's intelligent Washington correspondent
writes as follows 20 that paper:
"The Massachusetts and Delaware cleo
tons have served to develope the irresista-
BILE strength ofthe Know Nothings, and the
weakness of any political element which OPP
poses their progress. preceive that the
regular Soft-Shell Administration Nebraska
candidate for Governor in Massachusetts OBJ
tanned about one tenth of the votes cast
But the Hard-Shells or old Liner heads a
torlorn hope of 3l3 heroes, who have cho-
sen to fall in obedience 10 duty, and for the
defence Of national and conservative princi.
pies. This is fortunate number. Three
hundred and thirteen is exactly bakers
dozen more than defended Thcrmophyln.-
If this band of martyrs saved Greece, why
cannot the 3l3 Hards regenerate Massachu-
sets?
In Delaware, Hon. John M. Clayton en-
tered into the contest with the avowed OBJ
jeot Of founding national party. The Know
Nothings swept the State with mixed tick
ct of Wings and Democrats.
Nothing has ever so perplcxed the Dem
ocrats of Virginia as the native American
agitation. They holdtheir State Convention
for the nomination of Governor, on the goth
of this month, with the certainty, present to
the minds Of all its members, that its nomi.
nations will be defeated. II. A. Wise, Ex-
Governor Floyd, Lieut.. Governor Leake,
and Ex-Governor Smith, better known as
Extra Billy" are among the most promi-
nent aspirants to the honor ola nomination
at its hands. The Wings will probably run
Hon. VIM. c. Rives or Hon. George w.
Summers. They may however consider il
more judicious to adopt the Know Nothing
candidate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

DAmong other things to be desired are
the following: A method TO make truth as
agreeable as falsehood; a receipt for prais-
ing pretty girl without offence to her old
er sisters; some way of collecting a small
debt without having to earn the money q
second time in the attempt; how to induce
a constant reader Of newspaper 10 become
a constant subscriber; a plan Of editing a
paper without being considered dull by the
giddy, frivolous by the serious minded, I'M
appreciated by three-fourths, and cheated by
the other quarter.--.Nsm. when found to
make note Of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

IL The Baptist Almanac for 1855 states
that in 1868, there were in the United States
l0,l3l Baptist Churches, 6,475 ministers,
and S08,754 members. These are all reg
ular Baptists. In addition, there are $500
Anti-Mission Baptists, 5l,775 Frec-will
Baptists, 2,l89 General, 1851 Seventh Day,
$500 Tankers, 1850 Church of God, and
225,000 Reformers. All the New England
States are reported to have but 92,O08,
while Virginia alone has SO, 779. The South
ern States of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky,
Mississippi, and South Carolina and Ten
nessee, have 354, 975. In the Western States
about $4,000 members are reported.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

How TO WRITE Fer NEwspAPERs.-1.
Have something to write about.
2. Write plain; dot your is, cross your
is, point your sentences, begin with capt.
tails.
8. Write short; TO the point; stop when
you have done.
4. Read it over; abridge and correct it till
you get it in the shortest possible space.
5. Pay the postage.
These rules observed will always insure
the publicationtion Of an article, and what
is more desirable to the writer, will secure
its being read.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

$50 FADES THE LOVELY, BLOOMING
FLowERs. Mr.. Brown of Toland, repor-
ted the sole Democrat in the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives, turns ont Know
Nothing, ike the rest of them, thus redu-
cling the Administration strength in the
House to 0, kind of strength which may
well be called ''cruel weak" "Brown" has
done" the Administration this timc.-- N.
Y. Courier and Enquirer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30
Great Fire at Council Bluff.
Sr..J osEpu, Nov. 2

STD osEPU, n OV. "a.
The mail from Council Bluff arrived this
morning. a fire occurred there on the NOR
ming Of the twenty. second, destroying Mar
tins, SoOtles & Jackson's, Pegram s. Co.,
Stutsman & Donnel's stores. Sootles s.
Jackson saved near all, fully insured. Pc
gram & Co.'s loss, seven thousand dollars
insured. Stutsman s. Donnel's loss not
known--insured for ten thousand dollars
which will probably cover loss exaept bull
dings. Total loss estimated at thirty-fve
thousand dollars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

E5Among the exports from Galveston,
Texas, cotton rope promises to form an i'm
portant item. The article is now produced
in pretty large quantities at the steam fac
tory of Van Buren, and Thompson in that
city, who make cordage, cords, plough lines,
cloth lines and batting, and furnish those
articles, not only for domestic consumption,
but for shipment TO New Orleans and the
northern markets, where the proprietors
have found themselves able to compete both
in quality and price with the Oldest facto'
ries of the north.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

Reconstruction Of the Cobine- Our Foreign
Ministers, etc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
am enabled to state upon unquestionable
authority, that The President has determined
upon a reconstruction of the Cabinet as soon
after the netting of Congress as possible
say about the middle of January. Mr..
Marcy will resign, and Messrs. Campbell
and Guthrie will 90 out Mr.. Brecken-
ridge, of KY, will be made Attorney Cen
eral; and Mr.. Gushing will take the State
department. Mr.. Dobbins will be trans
ferred to the Treasury department. The
other positions have not yet been determined
upon.
Mr.. Buchanan having officially notified
the President Of his intention of returning
home in the spring, Mr.. Marcy is TO go 10
England as Minister. This will, of course,
also dispose of Mr.. Sickles. Mr.. Mason,
who is very DESTROYS Of being recalled from
France. will probably be offered seat in
the Cabinet, though this is uncertain.
Having determined upon reconstruction
Of his Cabinet, the President will also make
an entire change in the foreign appoint
ments, recalling Soule, Belmont, Seymour,
SC. 1t is belived that the amount of pat
ronage which he will thus have at his dis,
posal, may prove sufficient TO give the Ad,
ministration full power in Congress. Al
all events the experiment will be tried, anC
has been agreed upon TO the extent above
stated.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30
Gbe Glasgotu Gimts.

CD" Single copies of THE TIMES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the office, at five
cents copy.
Yearly advertisers are restricted to theirle
gtimate business. Other advertisements will be
charged at regular rates.
ca" No charge for inserting deaths, but d
charge Of fifty cents per square will be made for
obituary notices.
GzY' The charge for marriage notices is left to
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
G5Y7 Where Editorial notice Of advertisements
js requested,i Will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

StAss
T WILL pay the highest cash prices for all d.
l. scrptiors of produce. Those wishing to SC
will do well TO give he call.
sepl4 J.B. FOERIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30

1.-the Democratic, Pierce party in
Massachusetts, have elected the whole of
one Representative to the Legislature. In
view of this important fact, the Boston Post
says: "The unspeakable Importance of 'ore
vote will be illustrated next winlor by our
member of the House. We understand that
he will resist TO the last extremity all over
lures for coalition or fusion with the Wings
six of one and half-a-dozen of the other"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-30
FINE LIQUORS.

Glasgow, July 20, 1854.