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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

IT ? There are many young gentlemen, 90 well as pen-
Is m old whose eads turning gray which gives
the former good deaf of uneasness aud exposes the
ago Of the latter. To avoid these itIe perplexes
advise snch of readers 10 Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, which WILL in the of few weeks,
the whitest hair to s natural color IL does not
dye the hair ike most OF the hgir restoratves but pro-
duees gradual change ofcoor the of the hair
IN the final end and gives fine and glossy appearance
We have many persons who have used IL success
fully and who pronounce u the Onl! invention which has
up their idea OF ''sure for heads y
We commenced using il about two months since, and If
judge of age and beauty, IL made ut least
ten years younger. In fact, beginning to look
quite young again. aud feel very much like getting
young wife, The change is MIRACULOUS, and i: would be
difficult 10 find gray hair rs il wOul bc 10 find
an idea in the head the Duke of buckingham. We
know several old maids and some young widows whose
locks just beginning slvery hue, and who
have been talking seriously Of resortng to this remedy,
and advise them 10 delay longer Enerer fails.
ST Louis Herald
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Reta l. ut No. ia
Market street. under Nymah's Hall, ST. Louis. No.
/ For sale i'm Evansville, Wholesale and Retail. by
nov 10 6mdXw HALlOCk & SfODDARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

ST. LoUIs, September 80 1853.
Dear Sir: By the advice Of friend of mine, who had
been using your Hair Restorative, was induced TO try it,
discovering. my greet establishments that my friends
hair which, when last him before, very gray,
had been completed restored to its original color having
US dnc glossy appearance 1t had when knew him
twenty years ago.
Ieommeneed using the Restorative abOu, FIVE weeks
ago. and perfectly couvincedtnat ii will produce the
desired effect. il having restored the col of my hair,
more than half of which white. precisely the
II when was twenty years DID, with th, same heal
thy and glossy appearance have no hesitation in
commenting il 20 my friends AMI the public generally,
believing that if used according directions they will
notbe disappointed. Yours, very respectfully
n. II. HOLMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22
BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL.
Ia, rHE undersigned would respectfully in- -,
sHy form the public that he has hand ~
yN the largest and most approved styles OF ~
- custom aud sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hid, LADIES' Boots. Baskins Walking Shoes and slippers
Also Tor Misses, csc., NE. Also hand splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings for sale Wholesale and re-
all low Tor cash. al his old stand on Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel laugl3lyl p. DEUSNER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
Congressional Convention.

Tho Convention of the Anti Bentonites,
to nominate candidate for Congress in this
(the Thirdly District, meets at Bloomington,
next Monday.
The North East Reporter, by authority,
says Judge Reese will not be candidate
for the nomination. Judge Hall has also
published card Withdrawing his NAME
Gen. Clark, Mr.. Flournoy, and Judge Ap.
plegate, are all urged by their friends. We
have heard nothing of Capt. Slack, Of late.
The delegates from this and Charlton cOun-
ty are preparing to attend. Look out for
some caving in 10 the Benton party; who, if
they are posted, nget large concessions
perhaps the candidate. A1-Read the lea
der in the last Banner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
THE DIFFERENCE.

Mn. GREEH:-A few years ago the de-
mocracy of this State, following in the lead
Of Calhoun, declared in the jackson Reso-
lutions, that Congress had no POWER to leg
isate on the subject Of slavery in the terri
tories, and that the people OF the Territories
had no such TOWER until they formed
State Constitution. This doctrine, Anti
Ben,onism made Test Of Orthodoxy, and
declared every man who did not subscribe
to it, TO be, in the eloquent language Of one
of their leaders, "a federal wing and free
siler." No matter how strongly man
might oppose the exercise OF the power,
and advocated the doctrine OF non interven-
tion-he was a free.soier. No matter that
he had never been north OF Mason and Dix
on's line-he was a free-Soier No matter
though he was born in slave State, worked
and nursed by slaves and reared to command
and rule them though all he owned was
slaves, and il would make his head swim TO
go into free State, like land-lubber going
upon the ocean-unless he-denied the po,cer,
he was free Soiler. And though lie was
born in free State and never saw slave
until he came here-ir he denied the pow
err, he was 'souni on he niger question"
Though he was reared 10 curse tie South
ern master as a tyrant, and shed ears Of
pity over the wrongs of the slave--lhoueh
he had been taught to believe that TO steal
slaves from their masters, and SET them at
liberty, was serving his God-and though
he had been all his life, until he came here
engineer tc an under ground railroad, il he
now denied the power---he was sound on the
niger questions; and Anti Bentonism took
him to its arms and gave him honor, and
rlscs and p,wer, and applauded him, while
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

LADy's Book FOR MAY-lOO Pages
81 EngrGrings!-74 ContribmorS!--A per-
feet Spring Misunderstanding every thing
that Lady may desire TO complete her
Spring Toilet. The latest and most beauti-
full Observation-Disclosures, Mantillas,
BOnnets, Dresses and diagrams, Night Dres-
ses, Recipes, Working Patterns OF Crochet.
&C., Embroderies, SC. For Gentlemen we
have Farm Houses, New Revelations of an
old Country, Cottage Furniture, SC. For
Juveniles, Drawing Copies, Watch Pockets
and Good Reading for every body9 This
number will be sent 10 any one who will re-
nit rs cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

M.TRIMoyIAL CoSFIDEYcE.-One Stilla
gives in the n. Orleans Picayune the follow
ing warning TO wives who are too inqusi-
tive as to the whereabouts of their husbands
in the 'wee hours O. the night
Another cause of matrimonial uuLappi-
ness among the people who are moderately
attached, and might be moderately happy if
they did not expect too much OF each other,
is the fact that wives are too exacting.
They don't know what is best for them
when they insist upon hearing exactly what
detained the husband beyond the usual time.
1t is, perhaps, much more conducive 10 their
happiness not to know.
When the husband returns in the evening
or night, tatigued with business or pleasure,
he does not feel disposed TO entertain himsel
by 'contiding'' in his wife. Fit were ne
cessary to enl;ghten her, no doubt lie would
do SO; and when he volunteers no mIorma-
ton about his business. her wisest course S
not to task his invention by asking him
questions. IL order that the matrimonial
machine should work WELL it is necessary
that the wife should entertain the most I'M
wavering confidence in the moral rcctitude
Of her husband. Anything calculated IL
shake this confidence must tend 10 diminish
the happiness OF both; wherefore it has beer
said, "a woman's greatest happiness is 10 be
carefully deceived
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

he brawled against southern gentlemen
and tainted them with being 'free-soilers."
And such was the miraculous virtue OF this
test, that like the Philosophers Stone, its
touch turned the basest metals--not excep-
ting "Dog-metal"-into pure gold.
The Wing Party did not make the ques-
ton of powsr in Congress or the People of
the Territories, test. While they differed
as to the power, they were united as to the
propriety of not exercising it. They held
strictly to the doctrine of non-intervenlion.
To man they held that neither Congress
nor the People of the Territories aught, in
justice, to pass any law TO prohibit any cit
izen of the United States from carrying any
kind of property there. That while it re-
NAMED a Territory, it ought to be held by
Congress as common property, open to the
admission Of every citizen, and that it was
time enough to permit the people of the
Territory, when they met in Convention TO
form their Constitution, 10 say what should
and should not be property there. This
was not a question Of Power, but question
of Justice-not question Of Constitutional
Abily-but Of Moral Right.
Now Nebraska is 10 be organized, and
Douglas bill comes up. Previous to 1920,
law existed in the Territory, made by a
competent authority, establishing and pro-
tecting slavery. In 1920 the Missouri
Compromise was passed Suspending the pre-
vous law. Douglas bill declares the Mis-
souri, Compromise imperative but at the
same time exercises the POW Err, by declaring
that the old law, establishing and protecting
slavery, shall not be retired. The bill also
exercises the potrer by organizing govern.
ment there, and comforting upon the people
who shall first chance TO get there, the poweJ
to tell US whether we shall 60 there with
cur slaves or not. The Jackson Resolll-
tons say this is unconstitutional, and all the
Antics swear by the Jackson Resolutions
Yet they throw up their caps for the bill
and coolIy ask US how we can have the i'm
pudence TO go for it.
Our Wing Delegation in Congress are il
favor of total intervention, but they arr
in favor Of organizing Nebraska; and, CON
sideri < the power exercised by the bill
they 90 for it as the best thing they can get
Bat Our Anti delegation go for the bill
though it exercise the POWER which their ia
vorite jackson Resolutions declare is VIC
lalon of the constitution they haze Suorn t
support. What precious set they are
these Anti-Benton leaders, and what brigh
: example for posterity! They abuse lhos
who concede such a power, and like tn
pharsee, they stand on the corners Of til
) streets, and thank God they are not Xix
other men, and yet thus habituaIly exercis
that po,cer, though they have sworn not to d
so. Shame, where is thy blush?
CATO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

E3~The iollOwingis The vote on the Gads-
den Treaty:
AYEs.-Messrs. Atchison, Bell, Bright
Brown, Butler. Cass, Clay, Clayton, Dodge
Of Iowa, Douglas, Evans, Fitzpatrick ,Gwin
Hamlin, johnson. Jones, of Iowa, Mallory
Mason, Morton, Petit, Rusk, Sebastian
Slidell, Stuart, Thompson, of New Jersey
Toornbs, Weller--27.
NAYs.-Messrs. Alien, Bayard, Brod.
head, Chase, Dodge, of Wisconsin, Everett
Fessenden, Fish, Foot, Geyer, James, Sew,
ard, Shields, Sumner, Smith, Thompson, O
Kentucky, Wade, Walker-lS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

E9rThe Fulton Telegraph comes to us in
new dress-neat but not gaudy. Success
to you gentlemen. You print good paper,
advocate good principles, and do business
on the right principle; low prices and adj
vance payment. E5SStrike Tor the Weston
and St. Louis Rail Road, in your enterpri-
sing county, while you are pouring hot shot
into the land,jobbcrs of the North Nilsson
ri Road
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

g"Maj. Vanderslice passed down the
river Saturday, en- route for Washington,
with the chiefs of several tribes of Indians
who hold lands in Kansas Territory--all
willing 10 sell, and going TO Washington
for that purpose.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
II A Z D w A r f .

A n extensive stock of Hardware, in which
~ will he found almost every description Of
carpenters and other tools; door locks and latch
e.; wrought and cast butts Tor doors. windows and
gate; log md trace chain Hlmos; bass and
mciat kcf L sad iron coffee mill bsoad and
hand axes. hatchcts. hammers, cross cut saws.
flies. &C.; aud indeed, almost any article in the
hardware Inc needed Ia this country. Fo" sale
lew ap.3 F. 4. SANAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
CLARKE, RADCLIFFE II co.,
TRANSPORTATION AGENTS
GenerMI COmmissom NIerchnMts.
No. II COMMERCIAL SrRrBT.
ST nIrIC Mo

ST. LOUIS, MO.
A GENTSfor the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
"A Company. Freights recripied through to
New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore,
by the above line.
r157No Commission charged for Forwarding
and Receiptng Freight going East,
We have an open Policy Of INSURANCE which
will cover all shipments 10 our address when adj
vsed by letter per mail, oE when endorsed on
bills Of lad'ng before or al time of shipment
Gry@ Goods cons signed 10 or care Will meet
with disrach.
n55"BE SURE TO MARK TO OUR CARE.sEg
Feb ,, lSj4-ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

HEMP.--Hemp is selling in New York at
1925 per ton; in Boston, al $3.50, undress-
ed. Dressed is quoted as high as $780,
In ST. Louis, the price has advanced to $l55;
dressed, $2o5 per ton. Mr.. Barton of this
place, is paying 1925 per ton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
JUST ARRIVED.

II AM now in receipt of my stock of Ladies'
i Dress Goods, Bonnets, Sc, which for beau
ty and el'g nee cannot be surpassed; and would
be pleased to have call from both Ladies and
Gentlemen, as am determined 10 sell them at
low rates. l.. ID. CAMERON
Glasgow, April 10, 1854
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

EThe next Foreign news will most
probably bring us accounts of a naval en-
gagement in the Black Sea.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

j. Freights have come down. The
Martha Jewett was loading at St. Louis,
Monday, at 25 cents per hundred. The Ell
Paso at 20 cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

CuDA.-There is "spec Of war; down
South, which may soon spread over the
entire southern sky.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
CTOthing! CIothims:!.-

4 NEOUlES! NFOENIH IT,
" Having paid particular attention 10 our
clothing department. we are assured we cal offer
superior inducements 10 purchasers.
MEMS CLOTHING
OF every description, made up from good ma
teral, and in the latest styles of fashion.
BoYs' CLOTHING.
Our stock of Boys clothing is specially worthy
of consideration. and complete suit Il be pur-
chased cheaper than the usual price Of the mate
rial. Lapl3] \. STROUSE co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

ToBAoco.--There is but small portion
Of the past crop unsold. Last sales So to
81 per hundred.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

E5=The Kate swinney brought up very
heavy freight yesterday, and took out full
cargo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

E5@Hon. John Davis, ex-U. S. Senator
from Massachusetts, is dead.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
WATCHES, j:WeLhY. SI-V-R WhIE
And Ca.2gy C:11dS.


Having in person. purchased lis eek very low
in st. Louis aud u.e la, &c Is enable. 10 ofor
great inducements. lie asks privilege to ciHu..-
rate the following;
Detached levers, horizontal and vertical watch
g.. in hunting and oreliacc case. ladies and gen
demons gold guard, vest. fob, and tell chains at
every description and style; beautiful stock If
hrcrrlets breast pins. ear rings and finger riIgs;
clusters, in rows and 81 -e stones. A!So.-tIIe
opal and garnet se's; large assortment Of gold
bracelets. cuff pius. clasps sleeve and collar but
tons studs, scarf aud shawl pins, ladies' and GeI-
temens' watch seals. gold pencils, pen holders,
tooth picks, thimL',s a iilc assortment Of jet
Necklaces, Crosses, Lar Rings, &C.. e..
StLvEn TIA SErrs.-Sugarstgna ..i-s, forks,
spoons. soup ladies', butter and truth :n,cs, salt
and mustard spoons. salt cellars, Sc. &c.
SILVER PLATED Nsnr-Cas'or,; cake. card,
and sugar baskets; butter coolers: pickle and cor
dial stands; paro. and chamber CGUdlcs,iCA. 5uIl-
fers and fray; s. oor, and forks.
Ladies' papjcr nach". rose wood 5Ed ebony
dressing case; vo'n. fowrDy oli oder boxes;
writing dr..: ladies' rc,cu.e'; silver. she'll pearl.
parc, rnache pot IN mics and card cad cases;
China tlevej vases; rarrr we g''.; if. coral. bone,
cornelian a,,d elpz- elastic bracelets. ~. SC.
Tiolins. harios, tamhoriuos. fine assortment #
toys Of al! XII Dc. Also. !wo fine C.rri yes f..
uh'la'"U.
r-gP Jo,yc'ry aaa ,.ye ~a's made to order
4 - Watches q CHS, Ii .s.o'l yo>e- and Jew
elrvseatly repaired.
+ In soliciting the coutiluauc" Of "UUr custom,
take pleasure liz assuring rou that Tor extent. Va
rictv. elegance ;ut C.sapLtss :. ) stock - gouH
viii no, be surpassed By any IN the Easter
cities.
door to ChaS. II, Lewis * Co.'S, Water stree:
where he correct time may alwy- te bad.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
glasgow, March 80, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
w. III. STONE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

No. 81 Leyee, st. Louis, Mo-,
IT AS in store, and to arrive, the following arl-
l. l. cles, which he will sell at The lowest mar
ket rates:
800 hhds n 0 sugar; 100 gross matches ass,d;
35U bbs refined and ella 90 hf and ar cks cosniIc
rlfied dot; and Am brandy:
100 ibis s. Louis and y 100 bbls Am. brandy and
Omolasses; Gin;
500 bags Rio, Laguyra 75do reach brGndv.rum
aud Java coiie,; Nionongahela wh,s-
$50 pkgs |. ? & mackl: Ky:
i5O do imp. G p, Y RI, 500 bbls old rectifcd DO;
and Black teas; 100 bDis cider vinegar;
40 ties rice: 90 or cks old port, Ma
1870 pGgs BOst saleratls; deira& Malaga wine:
- Cks sup. carb. soda; 100 bNs clnret wine;
60 bgS pepper& pimento 800 bvs Goldfish Il herring
400 coils Manila 4 Jute 100 bXs brandy cherries
rope; * StoIghon bitters;
600 doz Manila & hemp 1000 cans BaIt oyster;
bed cord; 10 cases hf and or bXs
3 bbs nutmeGs and sa.ines;
cloves; 100 bNs assorted pickles
200 mats cas3a; and ketchur:
80 bbls ground s. race, 100 bXs lemon syrup S.
ginger: chocolate;
so bbls alum, sulphur, 100 VI regal5 and prin-
and birthstone: cipe scgar,;
10 ceroons indigo; 100 boxes Havana and
cslls Ombro IN lddGr;! Cuba skies;
800 kegs Boston nails; 5 81 bXs a5s'd preserves
500 whole. hf and az bNs} 80 gross playing cards
NJ X II layer ralsus;. % dUz washhCard:
80 drums and bNs fig; $50 doz buckets, ass'L;
100 bJl, tar and rosu; : IjOuests tu1.;
$50 bXs Va and Mo to-. - gross Yeast powder:
hacCo; 100 gross backing;
I 900 hNs soap & candles; $50 rms letter and cal
- bys fancy < Cattle; paper;
! 100 bXS star and sperm, 800 rms wrapping paper
candles; 200 bNs window glas.;
| so bbs almonds and tl!-} $50 do tumLlers al,
bert: flask:
100 bales batting; 200 bvs Ink & mustard
100 bales wick and 'winf: case u. pcrcGs
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
w n NJ Tv !" ~

d AEON. Lard, Linen. Feathers, BecSwaX and
ID every article Of country produce, tor which
the highess price will be given.
apl3 =. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
SOM IF III I y G
NEW AND VAL l A B L L.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
GIElI AMERLGAb KING q PANT!

bnLAl AMGlllblis hlEU VI lAia!!
Is tine TENrH NoAJEN OF rHG NpaLn ant the grrtest
blessing "cre 70 afflicted uun'ni'y 70 THE suffering
millions, the Doctor c.s -N. Trti - '"nr ci!htrd
You have only 10 use tu> mtsis.u teurI' Al nose
who still sutfer AMI viii Ho- acrefr tne Trof'red bum,
deserve no, rh" pit, ot their ti,nii4f.
Tns gourrfut mrciur. during tre brief period since
Us introduce carried happiness 10 the hrtrts Of
thvll,,,rI and mat liz. cIluui many heretofore
regarded on, ltrt anal L,is"trlh "@ii. ece
10 the winds vi a.. 'l"i."rut', t!"u"t'ln'. ram
Killers, and rain ESt,actor-, nnl let mii"n> of glad
tongues proclaim she mcrt.s OF the great " American
bes aud rools, produced by Americas own rien aud
bOuuteou- soil.
We would ask the LADIES. who are always competent
Judges Of wias and Nlat j. guuaGsc family ledI-
cine TO do Us speca favor b. giving tho Ming OF Paln
Il single ira, AMI II sA i-Ect" ts''' mem hl"e4.e
in its behalf recommend H. r. rl< well aud often 81 It.
and that T. us"i oy ''vr atlc'et u"isnhnrS The
Ladies' HwtN charitable ana wien thtl ui"ce irIF
suffering friends % use this reaA valuable medicine,
thsN will be doing act uI be"cYu.eHce tnh' tv can
wei be proud uf Iui, is ppHrriII and truy magical
Teuel; fr all external diseases. sores, NNeiugs burns,
&c aud for many iuern Affections l. j. arrrt,u cure,
vet IL i perfectly hlruess aud incapable pro Iucng
the least Injurious e'cs IA the most delegate cases %
the weakest constitution.
IL is entirely useless TO follow the Old and wornout
system OF publishing the public thousands OF certll-
Gates of wonders performed by this medicine Il costs
but twenty five try il and b. Bull stakes MS
weearued reputation Oh tie King OF Pam doug All anu
more than he Cialuis iIr It.
We woud ask, have you the Hlsuuasnl ar Gout ::
these not pleasant companions and "e kuo" that
you would like 10 drive them away as SOON as possible
then use
"BULLs KING OF PAIN"
Would you be cured almost immediately, Of Bowel
Complaint D, seuery. summer Complaint. VhOlera Nor
bus Crimp Coc. Head Acne, Tooth any other ache
pain, the re1nedJ Is simple and tue cure certain
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores, Sweiings, cuts, Burns,
scalds Bruises, or any other wounds heaed We repeat
IT, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured ~ Scal Head sin Joints, Sore
Throat, Neuralgia. ttls, Lumotso letter or klng
Worm Salt RueuuI Rites Of Poisonous lusects, Cnupped
Hands and other - either dry or ruHuius We
say again aud again, HLN1DT is Dr. Juhu BUNS
king OF PAIN"
Would you be cured of Kings Evil. Cancer, Tumors,
Eruptious ANY disease of the ska caused by Impure
boud, then Dc JOh, Bulls SIrslptrlst luternaIy
aud tue King OF Pain externally nothing eau be more
certain than speedy and etfeetuai cure.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
SHIRTS.

n DOZ. gents reaiv-made shirts, assorted; some
y very fine. dozen shiIt collars; for sale
cheap. apI3 F. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

rINHE attention Of the Ladies is respectfully in
i vitcd 10 large stock Of new and fashionable
DRFss GooDs, Mnntlas, Embroideries Gloves,
Ribbons, &c, among which will be found:
Black and fancy plaid, plain and brocade dress
silks. new and beautiful styles. Tissues, bareges,
grenadines barcge deanes, lawns, French jaco-
nets, brlliontines, stripe, plaid. embroidered and
plain swiss muslins, aconets and cambriCs In
my stock of ladies' Dress Goods I feel confident
that any taste can be satisfied. | also offer them
New style Madillas, rich and handsome, col
lars sleeves chemiscttes, laces, trimmings, mitts,
gloves. wells. linen cambria handkerchiefs en-
broidered and nlain vests, skirts, silk and straw
bonnets. &C. The Ia les ere respectfully request
ed TO call ard examine my stock, as feel conf
dent can please them in dress goods, bonneis,
shoes, embroIderies, &C., any and all of which
will be sold cheap,
apl3 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

bbls plantation Molasses; 20
WI bbls sugar house do; bbs golden syrup,
70 kegs do. do; tGr sale cheap by.
Dee % CHAS. II. LEWIS s co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
CY,gTE2RS G..

MEMS and boys coats, pants and vests. a
vi very large stock Just received and 70. sale
very cheap. apl3 +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
DIR, JOHN 3 LIS

DIR, o II " . q I L >
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
FIFTH CRoss STREET, one DooR BELOW MAIN,
LOUISVILLE ky.
FoRsALE BY DRUGGISTS MERCHANTS THROUGH
OUT THE UNITED STATES.
o. Henderson, Glasgow; Powell & Co., Cam
bridge, Agents. lAp2o, DOLLY