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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
En- the Saline Circuit. in the state
Of NyissOuri.--ln vacation.
Sarah T. Reid. plaintiff,

otl I'll - 4Nei"t li"iAuu'
.9griH7t
Samuel c. Grove, Nicholas L. Grove, William
A. Grove, Lucy A. Grove. Augusta !. Grove,
Sarah NJ. Grove. COrTelia B. Grove, Edwin r.
Grove. Henry c. Grove, and Mary d. Grove,
defendants.
NOW at this second day OF January, a. D. 1854;
~ comes the SAID plaintiff BY her attorney, and
files her petition and commences an action egainst
said defendants, and it appearing TO the under
signed, Clerk of said Court from m AFFIDAVIT filed
with said petition, that sad defendants, Samuel
{. Grove. Nich1las K. Grove. william &. Grove,
Lucy i. Grove, aud Augusta V. Grove, are non=
residents Of The State of Missouri, 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made against them IN
these words. to-wit: ITO Samuel c. Grove,
Nicholas X. Grove, William \. Grove, Lucy A.
Grove, and Augusta :. Grove, defendants in the
above entitled causc-yoU are hereby notified that
Sarah T. Reid has commenced d suit against YOU
and others. in the Saline Circuit Court the object
and general nature of which is 20 obtain judgment
in sal Court for eleven hundred and niIetv-,,ree
dollars with interest. Chat being the amount of
note given TO plaintiff. ~ Joseph Grove, deceased,
dated 22d April, lSjG.) and 10 have the equity Of
redemption in tEe following land ling in Saline
county, in thc State Of Missouri forecosed. viz:
All that part Of the east hf Of the Southwest or
Of Section 8, TOW Lship ST. Range 10, which lies on
the south OF 4 certain creek, which divides the
farm Of said Joseph Grove from the farm of Sam
uel Grove. containing 10 acres; the west hf OF
southwest or oe Section =, Township 81. Range
~ 10 acres; east III southeast Or Section /, Town.
ship 81. Range 70. so acres; northwest north=
east or Section IL Township 81, Range 10, 10
acres; east hf northeast Or and northeast south
east Or Section Is. Township OIL, Range -, 100
acres; northwest or Section II, Township 81,
Range 70, 100 acres; west If northeast or and
west hf southeast Or Section z, Township 81,
! Range 10, 100 acres, in all about $50 acres. Said
land having been mortgaged to said Sarah +. Reid,
| plaintiff, for the amount above mentioned, by tho
said Joseph Grove, deceased. TO secure the ray
ment of the aforesaid note; and the said plaintiff
asks the court also to order the said mortgaCed
property, as above described. to be sold TO satisfy
the amount due plaintiff; and unless You and each
of you appear here al the next term of said Saline
! Circuir Court, which will commence and be held
! in the Court House, in the Town Of Marshall. Sa-
line county, in the State Of Missouri, on the Sth
day OF May, 1854, and on or before the third day
! thereof and answer or otherwise plead 10 said
plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken against
you as confessed
| y Copy-Attest.
W. a. WILSON, Clerk
January l9--6yv
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

ETA roll Of counterfeit bills, on the
Southern Bank of Kentucky. of the denom-
nation of So, and amounting to $500, was
found in the cellar under coffee house in
Louisville, by a man employed by the gas
company to regulate the meter. The Keep
er OF the house, one Cotter, was arrested,
and more OF the same sort of bills found on
his person.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

OhhDEssh VA y SSA<hC@ = hCNs
In the Saline Circuit Court, Mo-
vcmber Term, November 10th,
1853.
Lenty Mullins, Susan Mullins, Henry Clark, Wins
ny CLARK,
against
William II. Gwinn, Almon b. Gwinn,
Petition for Partition.
N-OW at this day come the aforesaid plaintiffs
~ BY their attorney. and the Court being satisfied
from the return OF the sheriff, that process cannot
be served on William y. Gwinh. one of the afoie-
said defendants, il is ordered that the said William
II. Gwinn be and ne is hereby notified that civil
action has been commenced against him and Al
mon 4. Gwinn. BY the aforesaid plaintiffs, by
petition, in the Circuit Court of Saline county, in
the State of Missouri. for the partition Of the
following real estate, viz:
The east hi north Or Of Section 80, so acresj
west hf northeast Or Of Section 3D. 20 acres; west
hf northwest Or Section 81, 81 acres: and south
west Of southeast or Of Section 90 40 acres, all
in township 53, Range 20, in Saline county,
State Of Missouri, and belonging to The cstat"
Of Bartlett Gwinn. deceased; and that If he the
said William II. Gwinn do not be and appear in
our Saline Circuit Court, before Tie Judge there.
of. il The Court House in the town of Marshall,
Saline county, State of Missouri, on or before tho
third day Of the ueEt term thereof, which COM
mences on the Sth day Of May. 1894, and answer
the petition Of tie said plaintiffs the same vii! Ge
! taken as confessed, and judgment given accord
! ingiy,
y true eopy--attcsti
W. a. WILSON, Clerk,
Jan lO-Sw By B. II. WILSON, D. c.
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COM M Z rel A l..
GLASGOW MARKET.
TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo. /
March Q, 1854

TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo.
March o, 1854
REMARKs.-We have had unpleasant weather
for the past week, the repeated rains having rem
dered the roads muddy, thereby making travelling
difficult. The rain however was much needed,
and more is needed yet.
The river rose over foot in the last thirty
hours, but receded little last night.
The st. Louis Price Current, Of Saturday says
the week closing that day, had been dull in that
city, occasioned by unfavorable ndvices from
abroad, home markets and wet Weather. No To-
bacco or Hemp on the market. Flour is quoted
al from SO to Sc 30. Wheat, prime and choice
red, 81 20@Sl 25-same descriptions white 81 20
to 81 so. Meat dull. Lard Sc.
In our own market, Hemp, Wheat and Flour
have declined. Tobacco is coming in freely, but
we hear of no recent sales, and continue previous
quotations.
We quote
TopAcco.-Sales at from 81 to So 80, e 100
lbs. according TO quality,
HEMP.-Sales at from Sl10 TO $115 p ton.
FLoUR-s6 OO@7 90 q Dbl.
WHrAr-0Oc@sl u bushel, as per quality.
DAcoN--Nore selling.
LAup.-Prime, TIC. U II. in shipping order.
suaAR.-N. O. prime, . 100 lbs, 6@7c., re
tail &c.
CorrrE.-Dy the Sack, l3c. q H., retail, i4c.
Observation-Disclosures Dbl. 3sc.; sugar hous
40 10 5Oc.; Golden Syrup, Toe.
CoTToN YARS.-Eagle Factory Agency, 15fc.
retail, 81 per bunch.
IRoN.-Sligo bar, 6Gslc; Tyrone do. 5i@7ic
WHrsKEY.-25c. 2 gallon, by the barrel.
NArLs.-Mo. Iron, 6I@7c. per lIeg.
sALr.-G. A. Salt 81 q sack; L. B. So %.
RrcE-7@sc. u pound.
FLAX SEED.-S1 90 per bushel.
TALLow.-ln barrels 10 SIC.
Day HIpEs.--Demand good, at from 90 10c.
Coon SKIEs--Command 20@25 cents.
FRUIr.-Green Apples, bHrreled, 81 Is.
Dried do 75c per bushel.
! Peaches, 81 per bushe.
GSt-For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butte
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.
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n. III. STONE.
WHOLESALE GROCER


COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 81 Levec, ST. Louis, Mo,
TTAS in store, and to arrive the following arti-
IL Giles, which he will sell at the lowest mar
ket rates:
800 hhds N 0 sugar; IC0 gross matches ass'd;
$50 bbs refined and cla-l 30 hf and Or cks cogRiac
rificd do! and Am. brandy;
400 bbs st. Louis and n 100 bbs Am brandy and
molasses; gin;
800 bags Rio, Laguyra} IS do peach brandy,rum
and Java coffee; Mononsahela whls-
$50 pkgs /, 2 & macli'l; Ky;
45O do imp. G P, Y II, 500 bbls old rectiled do;
and Black teasJ 400 bbls cider vinegar;
40 ties ricet Go or cks old port, Ma
$50 pkgS BOst. saieratus; deIra & Malaga wine;
10 cks sup. carb. soda; 100 bXs claret wine;
80 bgs pepper& pimento 300 bxs Goldfish & herring
400 coils Manila Il Jute 100 bXs brandy cherries
rope; & Stoughton bitters;
200 doz Manila s. hemp 1000 cans Bait oysters;
bed cords; 10 cases hf and or bxs
bhs nutmeSs and} sardines;
cloves; 100 bys assorted pickles
200 mats cassia; and ketchup;
30 bbs ground & race 100 bNs lemon syrup 6
ginger! chocolate;
80 bbls alum. sulphur,j 100 NJ regaa and prin-
and birthstone; cipe segars;
10 ceroons indigo; ( 100 boxes Havana and
csks Ombro madder; Cuba skies;
500 kegs Boston nails; ! 80 bXs ass'd preserves;
500 whole, hf and or hXs; 30 gross playing cards;
MR. & layer raisins;j 30 doz washboards;
80 drums and bxs figs; go doz buckets, ass'd;
/ 100 bbls tar and rosin; $50 nests tubs;
| 300 bxs Va and Mo to- 20 gross yeast powders
bacco; 100 gross backing;
! 500 bxs soap e. candles; : $50 rms letter and cap
| IS bxs fancy 4 Cattle; paper;
! 100 bxs star and SPERM 800 rms wrapping paper;
candles; 200 bNs window glass;
| so bbls almonds and ILL., $50 do tumblers aud
berts; TASKS,
100 bales batting; 200 bXs ink & mustard;
$50 bales wick and twine; case &. d. percus-
| Is bales oakum; sion caps;
$50 bags cotton yarn; IPrunes and candy;
Pepper sauce, EPSON Sails, camphor, black lead,
pipes, powder, bar lead, shot, sc.
Feb9-S5.
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MERCHANTS WHO BUY FOR CASH.
HubbeHl S. HUNT. of st. Louis,

INVITE all those Merchants who buy any de-
l. scripton Of Dry Goods for Cash, tc call and
examine their stock, and compare the prices with
credit houses.
Our retnil sales being fotir times as large as my
other house in st. Louis, we are necessarily
obliged 10 keep at all times full assortment Of
the most choice styles, as well as every descrip-
ton of Staple Dry Goods. And merchants can
az all times find many goods adapted TO their trade
that can &c found at no other Dry Goods house.
Our extensive retail trade enables us 10 learn the
wants Of the people. Our Senior partner resides
in New York. He is in daily attendance on the
largest auction sales, and we are daily receiving
new Goods, many of which we are able TO sell
Far Below their Actual Value.
Our unlimited resources enable MS TO take every
advantage Of the fluctuations in the market, and
to make many advantageous purchases.
As we lose money by bad debts we pledge
ourselves 10 sell any description of Goods as low,
and many styles lower than any other wholesale
house in ST. Louis
We invite merchants TO call and examine for
themselves, or to send their orders.
HuBBELL & HUNT,
Importers, jobbers and retailers of Dry Goods,
Fourth street. st. Louis. Feb23-lm
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ne SSctufs
The Fashionable, and
~ N

and every article in our immense stock is plainly
marked, at the lowest Cash Price, and no salesman
is allowed to deviate from il; consequently, stran-
gers can buy any article IN our establishment as
low as regular customers. This system has given
unusual satisfaction, and presents inducements
over any other Dry Goods house i'll st. Louis, for
strangers to do business with us.
Those who do not visit st. Louis, can order any
thing in the Dry Goods line from us, with perfect
confidence that they will obtain any article as low
as though they selected it themselves; and all
goods sent orders not giving entire satisfaction,
can be returned, and the money will be refunded.
HUBBELL & HUNT,
Importers, Jobbers, and Retailers Of Dry Goods,
Feb 23-lm 4th street, st. Louis Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
81 TIMES. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1854.
Cheap Goods.
Un,,sNrIly Low Prices.

A S wish to start East in short time, | am Of
IA fering to my customers and the public a large
stock of well assorted Merchandise at
UnusHcIly Low Prices,
n large portion al cost, Those wishing 10 pur-
chase will find it their interest 10 call, as am de-
termined to reduce my stock.
In my stock will be found a large amount of
very desirable and seasonable goods. beg leave
to acknowledge my obligations to my friends for
the favors OF the past year, and hope by constant
attention and fidelity in business 10 merit a con-
tinuance of their patronage.
ca Call and see me at the old sland.
feb9 I. A. SAVAGE.
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NeeVs.
Passage of the Nebraska Bill in the Sc.
nato---Conviction and Suicide Of DR..
Gardner. 10
By Telegraph, Mail and River.

Gardner. dl
WAsH1SoToN March A.
SENATt.-The Senate was in session all
night-at five o'clock this morning the Ne
braska bill was passed by vote of 81 yeas,
Ia nays. The debate was very warm and
exciting, and high words passed between
Wade, Chase, Seward, Sumner, and the adj
vocates of the bill.
DR.. Gardnerwas convicted and sentenced
to ten years. imprisonment in the peniten.
tiOry. DR.. Gardner committrd suicide, and
expired in 6 reat agony. He was 86 years
old.
PITTspuRo, March 4lh.-River eleven
feet, at stand. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
CrEcINNATI, March 4.--River fallen 16
inches. Flour firm at Sc 10, with light re-
ceipts. Whisky 2l4. Nothing done in
provisions. Other articles unchanged.
New Yonk, March 4.-Flour steady,
1900 bbls sold, State 81 81, OHIO So II
Southern 81 s7@S 25. WheOt,smulI trans
actions, prices irn,; sales 5000 bushels red
ST. So. Corn triAe lower; sales $4,000
bushels at a5@to 92c. Whisky iirmer--
Provisions unchanged.
E3-Latest advices from Washington are
favorable to the pas sage Of the Nebraska and
Kansas bills in the House. Let il be put
through without delay. 1t has already been
discussed, and only wants few amend
ments.
~ Clemens and Harris, it is said viii
fight duel.
I-Gov. Armijo, Of New Mexico, died
on the Goth ult.
I5=The Eastern Mail, due yesterday
did not arrive until this morning. We die
not learn the cause of the detention.
SAW LOG REBELLIoN.--Thcrc is a rebel.
lion in Mcdonald county in this State The
Deputy Marshall went down there TO stoy
the stealing of Uncle Sans saw-logs, wher
the thieves collected in force, and put hin
and his POSSE TO Eight. They took refug,
in Arkansas, were pursued, and at last &C
counts were besiegcd in hotel in Benton
vile, in that State. Major Bryant, Dcpul,
Marshall, had sent TO Fort Gibson for assis
lance, and also written TO Gov. Price.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
CITIZENS OF GLASGOW e. VICINITY.

MANY of you will be visiting st. Louis this
INl Spring, and will be wanting many articles
in the Dry Goods line; it therefore for your in
terest TO go TO that house who can show you the
best assortment, and sell you goods at the lowest
rates. We ASH you to favor Us with call, and
satisfy yourselves whether our establishment pre-
sents such inducements or not
We have now in store, over Four Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth of Dry Goods, compri-
aino
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NOTICE.

1T AVING bought the interest of ". B. Starke,
IL in lie firm Of Grove & Sarke, | take this
occasion % say that expect 10 continue the bu-
sness at the old stand, where | shall at all times
keep general stock, and where shall expect 10
see my old friends and customers as heretofore.
JNO. H. GROVE.
rnmIrilro E'aL)1
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Administration Notice.
FOR Trent.

HAVING concluded TO change my business
4 l. offer for rent my store house in Cambridge.
II is very well suited for the dry Goods business,
and is situated in the most business part of town.
onNoste The steamboat landing, and adjoining the
house of the Cambridge Stock Company, now &C.
cupied by Messrs. Powell & Co.
For terms apply to the undersigned on the pre-
misses. CARROLL ROUSE.
Cambridge, Mo-, Feb 23-4w'
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PATTERN Bonnst5.
100000 wox.Th

OF DRY GOODS TO BE SOLD.
HUBBELL & HUNT, of St. Louis, have
l. l. now commenced receiving their spring stock
of Dry Goods. And they intend to sell at whole
sale and retail S300,0o0 worth of Dry Goods be-
fore the first OF July next. They can hardly fail
10 suit the most fastidious taste for any article
der the name of Dry Goods.
N. B.-Orders for any description Of dry goods
will meet with prompt attention.
HUBBELL & HUNT,
Fcb22-1m One price cash store, ST. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

IL The Legislature of Alabama has
passed bill emancipating John Bell, the
body servant of William R. King, and au-
thoriziug him to remain in The State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
A GREAT BARGAIN

T HAVE A FIRST-RATE STEAM SAW
l. MILL, in complete order, boiler new, it hav-
ing been in use only or months. The engine
is ten horse power, and has been running longer,
but is better than common. The cylinder is put
down in bed plates, extending 10 the main shaft,
and forming part of the funnel block. thereby
making ii steady and secure, which is not common
The rock shaft and pump are iron, secured by be-
ing bolted on TO the bed plates. The pumps are
all good, and everything complete.
The Mill is situated eight miles east of Fayette,
and about three acres of land attached TO the mill
will sell bargain in the said property all togeth-
or, or will sell the mill and engine, or the engine
separate. For further particulars apply 10 the I'M
signed, three miles south Of Fayette, near T. C.
StapIeton's Mill.
inh2-3w' JOSEPH STAPLETON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

AZ The Boonville Observer will com.
tnence its fifteenth volume on the 1Sth.-
The Times commenced its fifteenth volume
on the %. Both papers, unlike single la
dies, are disposed to boast of their age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.

Fresh GrOCCrieG-
WYE are now in the receipt of our spring stock
w OF Groceries. which have been purchased
for cash at the lowest possible rates, and will be
sold at a small advance on cost. Our stock con-
sists IN part of
100 barrels whisky; so hhds N o. sugar;
so hf do do; 100 bags coffee;
LOG sacks salt; 80 kegs nails;
200 do dairy salt; % bags shot;
chests tea, 20 kegs POWDER
90 bags cotton yarn; 10 bales domestic;
10 doz painted pals; do osnaburgs;
10 nests tubs; dozen churns;
% barrels best apple vinegar;
80 boxes bar soap;
dozen double barrel shot guns;
A Iorge lot Quincy and Jewett ploughs;
100 boxes star and mould candles;
10 bbls and hf bbls sugar house molasses;
10 bbs loaf and crushed sugirj
90 bbls and hf bbls mackercl;
25 bxs and hf bXs raisinsj
25 bxs cheese Together with a general va
riety of Family Groceries.
| Mh2 CARSON HANDLEf.
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q CARD

WE have commenced the new year deter
w mined largely TO increase our business, and
with this view have added 10 our cash capital,
thereby insurins 10 our custom ers every facility
they could desire.
We return our sincere thanks 10 our friends for
their very liberal support, and are determined by
maintaining a system of
UNIFORM LOW PRICES,
courteous and fair dealing, to retain their patron
age
One Of the firm is now IN the Eastern markets
purchasing heavy stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods, TO which. when arrived, we respectfully
invite the attention of purchasers.
Feb9 SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRiDE.
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1900 ELEGANT MANTILLAS.

-a HuBBELL & HUNT, OF ST. LOUIS,
HAVE now in store, over 1900 New Style Man
Id tillas, many being imported by themselves,
expressly for their retail trade. They comprise
every Color and Quality, Of the Latest Styles.
February Calm -
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wanted, at Fun Prices,
BY
BOON, DUNCAN s. SMITH,
EEATHERS at 40 cents per pound,
Il TallOw at IL 90 do dc;
Dried Apples, at advanced rates;
Flax Seed do do
Tow Linen do do
Lard do do
BeeswaN do do
Butter and Eggs do dc
We also want lot of good Three Foot Boards.
For any or all we viii pay good prices in goods at
the lowest cash valve.
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH.
Fayejtc, Jan. ID, 1854.
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SkSG
UAVING permanently located myself in Glas.
IL cow. an prepared at al times e build
Cisterns en- the most improved plan. All work
guaranteed. plasterinG and BTicLlaying in all its
various branches promptly executed.
Janl2 '54-Iy GEO. {. ROSE.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
1854. SPRING SALES. 1854.
A1oHzo CHILE, +. C. Pratt, E.w FOX,
y. \. City. 0. ". CHILD, s. {. MAHsCR.
CHILD, PRATT s. CO.,
Direct Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY, GUNS, RIFLES, &c.
l47 Main street, St. Louis, No,
WILL be IN receipt, for Spring sales of one
w of the largest stocks and most complete
assor,ments of Goods in our line ever offered in
this market. Importing all our Fore On Goods
direct, and purchasing our American goods from
the manufacturers Cat the lowest cash prices we
are enabled to offer merchants all! purchasers
Goods Al as low prices and Oh as favorable terms
as any house East or West. Our stock will en-
bracn large and very complete assortment
Agricultural Tools and Implements,
OF the latest and most approved kinds and quail.
ties. of ScytheS, Snalls, Forks. Rakes, Handled
and Carolina Hoes, Shoycls and Spades. SCOOPS,
| IIames Collars, Chuias-ox, trace and others
AAes-aIl makes anu KINDS; PICKS, Mdttocks, &c.
| House Furnishing aud Builders Hdrd,rare.
| Large and complete assortment of Locks, Latch
/ es, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Brads, Nails,
&c; Trimmings-great variety.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS TOOLS.
Planes, Saws, Chses, Augurs, Braces, Bits,
| Drawing Knives, Squares, Troweis, Gauges, Bev-
is, Hotchc's, Hammers, AIDES, Board, Burch
and Broad Axes, sc.
| BLACKSMITHs' TOOLS, &c.
Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Hammers, Screw Plates,
Horse Nails, Shoes, Files and Rasps OF Butchers
and others makers-sll kind, and sizes.
COOPEnS' TOOLS.
Large assortment of knives, Hoops, Planes, &c.
Cutlery.
\ very large stock and Rssortn ent Of Wosten.
holm'S, Butchers and others, Table, Pocket, Pen,
Butcher and Shoe Knives, RaZors, Shears, Scis-
sovs, CaTvers, &c.-gTeat variety.
Guns, Rifles, Can Trimmings cad MouRtings.
Single and double barreled English and Geruas
Rifles, Pistols, Mountiugs and Trimmng--great
variety.
). Together with a general assortment Of other
goods usually kept in Hardware Store. Saws;
every variety, Mil, X Cut and Circular, of best
Equality, furnished at manufacturers prices.
i, CO Orders promptly hled and forwarded.
Office in New York, 80 Cliti street.
Feb9-lm CHILD, PRATT L co.
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AT COST.

+ AIDES Dress Goods--consstiug Of de-
IL LANES, Merinoes, Fancy Silks. Barge de-
lanes, Sc, &C.; Moleskin and Fur Hats; Caps
With many other articles. Among those which
| now offer at cost will be found forty to fifty
patterns beautiful Dress Goods.
Feb9 F. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

CHOICE Liquors.
I PIPE Otard pale brandy,
l. l do Nenix do de;
cask dark A. Signettei
, pipes Malaga wine;
2 do Madeira wine;
do Sherry do;
bbi apple brandy; do peach brandy
10 bbls old Monongehala whisky;
100 DO Cincinnati do;
100 bbls do do
100 do St. Louis do;
100 ! hbls do do;
10 bbls New York Brandy;
baskets champagne wine; bhlrum.
Oct20 J. 5. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
Hard ware.

TRACE chains, log chains, fifth chains, bells
L hatchets, tacks, spades, shovels, names. raj
traps, fry pans, tea kettles, brass kettles eofes
Oct2o J, 6. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

SErSFEEEtS.
THE undersigned, as agents OF the Protection
l. and .Etna Insurance Companies OF Hartford,
Connecticut, respectfully INFORM merchants and
produce shippers that hey arc prepared to issue
cargo policies covering shipments BY all the routes
of transportation on the hest and most accommo-
dating terlns. Ali -uch policies issued byus are
entitled to an unconditional return of % per cent
on settlement.
PERRY {, BARTHOLOW, Agents.
Glasgow, Jan %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

SALT.-5OO bags A salt; 100 bbls Kanawhs
~ do; 200 bags Dairy do; for sale by
Nov24 j. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
GRAPE AND BRoCHA sHAWLs.

HUBBELL s. Hunt. OF ST. LOWS,
HAVE just received 900 Elegant Grape Shawls
i l. of every Color and Quality. Also 100 Bro
cha Long and Square Shawls. Also, 500 New
Style Spring and Summer Shawls.
Purchasers for any kind of Shawl cannot
fail of being suited in this immense stock Per-
sons ordering should be particular and state color
and quality wanted. Feb 23-lm