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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
NOTICE
TO the TRAVELLING Public. VA

A THROUGH Ticket otee and Passenger agency has
been established ID tbetvillt, ior The purpose Of
selling Through Tickets, ,reby enabling paaAsiseIa 70
Chonpestand vi st Direet Routes.
Aewe As lhoss that OF Wtklng good coNeClOne
The underaeDed hOldo hHtolt N Jeallnets 10 NTlbh
leaio 70 tue annexed pSl and htO ~ ave such iniOF
nation IN relation the II roules any maj
wsh TO know. l6Sttr
c Patsohsera for Chlea> Rock Island, ana al points
70 the Vest, WI md this fie cheanett and uoat eYpei
liOus route, and all eonnectlS nSpOrfeebt fsot61,
0DPSt ious pbssengsTh viii hhd fills 10 be the only
route they will bo 99To Of perfect e0unecilOho and
getting through llekolo by Olng ~ tho 6oneIal ce
Office you can sal ill ipie ad through eple,
WI r. PATTERSON, Gsni AGENT.
~ call a the Gehapl Eject once ~ Ohio bils0 Goa
once, (Opp0slie the court hot, EllebYilo, Ohio IA
Apti84fm WiR. PATTERSON, Agent.
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VTTm re N exec. late fus5itl and AIsfai.
w SO % Inward, wheeling, tayn. iold w Z,
stoeklntldc o John II, T'Pp'n, has 'l''a''V'ii
nesslnthjs city -, ,,,,os,ril
The paItiallty Of his frsnS and foImL ~ Y, b
gTOioiiily arknowlear "a s, ,I,stit
public lie business gill ~ condne'et VI ". i.il
eurd for rolahie go,ds aud ihsir di'ren'lHO'' y
parimants, AZ he etOUIe trS
Mheblli &, ApTiI 2lsi, 1881, ---------~
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bGrhisy lsints0n, pitihGa q * a.,
W. ~. SCcuts d.
Thomas H.MeEweu, dsierdaIl ltcSniJ' m
You are hereby nOtlned. ThAl ohih III IN
September, 1871, botweeuihe hours Of G0fftk, 4 1
and O'Clock y ~, OF that day a lie iif Oi n
ChaHeey newey, ksqr, In the town otCtdd F,ITsi
county state Of Ohio tue deposition o. gtStt lsa
will b takOn 20 DO read az eViLelee Or ne AiHfIh
trial Of said Cause Hut II nom Any Ts,iei a;
alton Ohslluot then be commenced, or tRlHtunl nj
sholl hot then DO completed the tSkiR Gusmrs Il
be adjourned nOmtime 10 time unlltA; ~, haliitl
ALFRRD Caldwell
All OI wiIaltt
lf''Td Thomas II. McEWon iHfln
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2 \ L . e . . u
I & TESh1'--Whils other portions Of the county
epmpklh Of the llIousbt and hiled crops the
fTo1oBpunetS are 10 eoSlaces respecting the bust.
n nss1 prospects Of that State. The corn aud other
late Ciopo promise "a Abundant yield. and 'aFgsr
fplm6uaI Of cotton has been raised lhan WtJ ever
.belurs produced 10 that disliict Of county. ia
some Localities the product hes been % abundant
ia,iatpuSh ofsit has been lOatiEom want Of hands
!, 70 ga,bst ilin. The wheat crop win DO double
ttbhtli lptt year and will Prove strong induce-
siiaopitO C6xdu farmers 70 pay more attention tot
hereafter Bdtitisnot onlYthe tilleIs Of the soil
81 TsEis Whoats prosperous ia on emaeni degree,
ite entire people seems to be sFOwl1g GleH, and
iahs mote % Than the heIdSmsn. For some time
The latter have been chiefly Engaged 10 supplying
lie califotnan5 with hesh beef but OF late
f1i haR6 opened new trods. They arc now,
diving cattle 10 81. Louis, Mo-, and from thence
NY win Add their @oy 70 the New York and other
5Nurthsyn msrkels. All these movements will
tend to gFsnily enrich the inhuJilhnsof Texas
ts3 triFt e,o -l-lL-- - - e IA
A FAMiLY KlLLEb--A correspondent 81 the De.
till Free Pre5S, writing fOm pscato6iea, Winnie
bago co., H., on the lAlh inst, Ooys' s.
I witnessed. yesterday, one OF the most rne'an.
chOly scenes ever bshel1, IN the town Of by
sander, one mile epul6 OF Fteltohca depot, ;hvre
IaytnShTinei IN ave eofino 4 Mf Merchant, two
SOua and two daughters, oil Of whom were AIuek
with lightning during a thunlieI shower, about
y u'gloetS A,M.-lsaVingi in tile family Only ie vile
Y,6hd goop about eight Year, odi they 10th tsng
much ihiugsd BY the shock The woman remaining
i ,usnlSllY def6ngsd, continually GenOpnluR helUsS
E.0f htF family. The clIcnnSanoeS Oi their dsHtts
ought 10 br cauliOnt0the public 10 manage dit
f4FeulH liom whss thpY did, TIE night being
Vefv7rFl they 4 OK p their bed and placed lheln
Oh lhsfD0r 10 cool room, where stool stove,
and ihe ghtnins, coming lOwnihs stove pipe, dl'
vidtd on tie stove hearth, nd struck the whole
. family VI seven, Of WhOm OnlytWo survived.
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1tlIUi,EisA NlU nBLB.

with all diseases Of the SYoMlCHand IP8LS, 70 PIE.
vaeut Dung no summer relieved aLd clteh 10y Hemp
oHS Htgsidts 7eigrS Ia lSct, " will DO found that
tUsO using this article havU an almost exemption nom
these diseases
kYrRI FANitY should have bottle At hand fol- sudden
attack
Delicate children all individuals and travellers for
healih should try this great RestoratVeits pIaitu 10
npOkrn by thousands. ff gttl hfNt
Asa female medicine HAmptOn'8 TlneuIe clunOl DO eI
coled As bsauiiyiiB agent Ills hr bb erlur TO any Of
tic ojsmeles Vi tue du,, pOiueiDg beautiful clear skn,
AID giving TO the eheeks tue color VI tue tOSe, inpaItg
every muscle that lilo and Sllty Which sYes 10 all
who eidoy hssllh, Auch gracc aud beauty.
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lWoNalr a HelVev

McNalr u AeIVey
"a RI telling out their clock Of EummSr tn ca
IA without regard 70 cost or profit lmpT llil "
sOmo very jetIrHble prtieTnS Any one Ilhu N
pess, at very email price would do well ipuinbr
ale q few mole letti
They have also 4 choice Stock OF lht;l, p,8gA
Ing, Table LlneH, Shifting linen. iGetl AssllSZ
ie2i No IS Mainu G. mitW ~
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Family Grooery Tor Sale

Family Grocery tor Sale
ATiAUCT6ON,
Tuesday, the 2k lnttant, will proceed 70 sell at
" pubic auction Tho entire stock Of Groceries, shelv-
lug aud fixtures now II tile eore room OF s. D, Wood
row, No, 4 Wlshingtoh Halt
Tenn Of Sale; an sums Ondor $50 CASH over $50 and
under 500 slxy dayat $500 aud under $500 Mneiy
dalsi over 500 and Under $1,000 four lnOhthst over
$1,000, three, six and ihe months, with interest nom
day Of gale the purchaser giving negotiable notes With
approved eTdUIsors.
ALsu,at .hs Same time and place viii sell the I'M
expired term OF said W0OdTOw'a leate Tot the said
store room, which saas expires on the fret day pr
aug92 GEO. w, SIGHTS, Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE SAFE
10 be SolA

CtRVRRAi I. Gan {. ~ Sold,
n TtISI 5t tls ' IiiS.9ls ieis esny1Hiia ,.o.
gAlfa oySi s;gi Ill pIo
~ NJ, X, ~, NJ atdtSi \ ~, ne over n,
IA N X = Ieq M sc 'oI AilIs
tft. 5stt ps g y. \, 81 "a snail ID M J., Twill
~ o 1d tVo ye3rs, v3ll sis taSh aud M w
eood l6f "a t.ss lodng06 m 'p l.,dd Of
I'D hllot ana ~ M hQute, Whth ~ y, lehsa, ~
si,d tils lotStiSn 4. 4. leosl eoniicytSt IMood
WsiE on tbs mo-, etil d i,ItbS dWth
o6 W. y Wy " % lakeh a. 20 ter esbt Hs,,,
10 Io4a RI rs I.1,L1l,h.Iiniof nv g 4
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has shown,toeIt mostrowerfOllycurntlV OF
NERVOUS DISEASES,

nm oi wind, By IT, Sillinan lVes III. M init
received ana Tor eSio By RBTRR uRCHRR, 4
EoGf 20 4ibi. B tween Monroe and Uuion
1921 Wheeling, Va
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Bellsl Bells!!
n THNRRLYiR celebrated Church Factory, Steamboat
IYI Locomotive, Plantation, School House aud other
Bells, sold BY n,,,o,
iyi4tly-2lp WHEELiNo, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

Fiatnra'6 FlorIeie no Iloi oeenfled az shils
sdelnbih o. Wednesday ID which one men wae
Killed and several severely ihiqted' \ finah
lhsptes oflhat oily VIA 40 EXCELLENT occasion
tof snlololng lhbif 6S6lnellin fayDgol apald lis
department Tue Logger hallluenly aoyst
won, The account III lhe scene {. q vofy EVIDENT
thkt Go dremdnla duty % ihne 81 da1geH sPhi-
anlhropio' 6fo-horils md Vronnela aud public
spirited Ievolvels aoullslet % ltlgbti9ly az ~
Two Tribes OF uRubdued tlvegt6 he'd stt upon
each Olbel ioF the purpose Of plocullng tie eleet
III numbal ol 1cllne, lnl belllt 4tged with
'untIlng energy worthy Of Tho noble band Of bolh.
eIs who were seeking eneli olhete blood 10 the
elfsolo Of oQigo,l end oliliolianiEed oilyl lhVl
Official fen, Il si0WsonO killed and uoYeIal Womb
cd, 1'hiSis thene which might bear elloIge'
mentuRoni bntlhen our citizens have become col
uted 10 Il that comment would DO but llIes9me
repetition, llipiuesleeo % lolk Of is FeslIainls
Of well.oIguniEed police or the 'inhuence Of
court dong &c duIy.f There must 70 some suboi,
dnOtion, some Organised nuthoiiY WlieIe such re-
sitoinl0 ADD Influences are 70 operate. ltiaa aye'
TEN Of wild license, encouraged for tie sake OF we
Amusement h t0oTdf the nhilanthIopc youlBl
men who run with the rnglne ~ uholdo Pleas
ant recreation amer the tolls Of the day ara over,
and eh6Olso them 10 show theitaea iot Tie 'pNbllc
goods BY shooting each other through the head
Il & NOT 10 b expected that any anllqpuled aud
old logyish notion, respecting law md oIdels
nsaee end quiet and opposedto HOT and murder,
would be permitted n inle.ls with such public
diversions. If they viii, insist upon The immedi.
ale adoption ofa paid hEe system, where tho no.
cess OF performing the duilva Of iThuen shall Dol
undet The control Of and subeOl to- Tue orders Of
The mayor and Tie police depaTtmentD the subsu.
tuition Of steam fte engines, which will greatly
reduce the necessary numbet 10 attend the en-.
gintsj the iniToductign Of ORDER system and au.
IhoIAtiye diTeption Of fEesi and combiusd, haT.
mODiO6o aud scientific effort 10 combat q conaa-
gra'ion, THESE advantages are worth pay TO Sc
cure. and they cannot bs ht6 Witlort pay. The
minded cdiGep0.
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Notioe.

"a YOUNG Gentleman desire, 10 tuh. shpGI
IN Academy or nlgh School, eitherln vrfhi y
lucky, or TenHeSses, He IL capable Of le,tii :
taught IN sueh stt1olS. TlsbsNH
ences can DO giSens address HALPHA, ;" SttEtL U
ginia, until tic lat or July, 1884, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

I-USTOIe1rd, next door 10 Ger OF . To- ~
81 Monroe STREET ,,,, A,,,,,
case Ladies' fne PlensA morocco w. ""
do N SSes do SOu tIiRsg
:, jyil s J. y AH"--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

USr received al my new store loom, nsA' - I
D. Greer, Ottdt Co., No. IS Monroe sueel--
1870 pairs meno elf bTogna ulpuI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

Or. Louis Kelis,,,l,, i.nidl
HAVINo rosumsd The Pta!I!ee 81 ,,,i,ssS q WAssa
III his professional services 70 '''' ~,
aud vicinity ,,.trtnS WaSh ihslen w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

AZ No, a, Washington Hall.
lust reee we'd, new lot OF ladies tine Gold Eit
81 breast Pins, Guard ehaira thlitltlntS, bt't
Gold and silver Thimbles and Pencils, with stitt
soIIment or Watches JewelIy aud Fancy liood,l =,
Also, another lot ot.thOse superior warranted ".
all OF which will 30 sold very cheap 80. -.
jr2I SN g. p II OWN, MonIoSE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

IN PRS. ladies' r, ~. PclotaS, rtttlytt q OF Y
w no. 1873 Main q, between MOnice AZ gEo,. !,
ist9 MtNRAbG q
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LonRa 81. HA1R.

Tie following slanSas appeared few years ago
inths poets cOlneE Vi CauedIal newspapeT.--
We THINK that all who read them Will at Once pto-
nvuuee them worthy OF pIeseEyotioni
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28

/ SAY ST'RANGBRl
n HAVB on hand On bales piiHs sweat Bay lnNsV
j yOll-eall and get them soon. ,,rov,t
mayo =. nlPISss
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New JeWeIry

10 FesertpIIonb caTeiuily compounded sIriiifii
L esPled, owELL's Drug Sto's, :, !, r.,.. /,
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100 0KANGES AND LH1uNS'
on BOXES oTansssi ,.,.N
10, f'' ~ r. r. ASkStl
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JOHN NosHORN.

7II77l7 $1,000 ~ = , N 7-IIIT ~ TIII1-
TIIgatoekh6dofoin the Hemph6ld Railroad Company
tYsJeqat0led upon De- ianes settle lhsl
subscriptions Without delay ~
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a alRARLB brick house, ,iia,,., =. ~
mo '''' . TAoNAs SsEY.sss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
New Firm-NeW Mandatory.

Messrs. WIN. SPEAR and j. o. SwINvEy
have entered into partnership, under the
style Of Spear s. swinney, for the purpose
Of engaging in the Tabacco busines--and will
commence operations on the lst of January
next.
They will occupy the second floor of the
large brick building, in the southern part oil
the city, known as the "Nichold's ware
house," which is being thoroughly fitted up
for the Manufacturing Department. This
building is 60x 100 feet, and is well adapt
ed to the purpose. In addition to this, Capt
Swinney is putting up three story frame
Immediately adjoining 90A60 feet, which is
designed for a Receiving Department.
These buildings will give the new firm am.
pie room for doing large business, ant
when completed, which will be by the Is
Of February, will be unsurpassed by any es
Enlistment of the kind in the State. Thu
resources Of the concern are such as will
enable them to buy as much Tobacco as they
think proper to manufacture. We wisl
them great success, and congratulate tin
Tobacco growers upon an increased demand
and good market at their door, for thei
crops.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
Forgery in San Francisco.

Henry Meiegs, we'll known business
man, in San Francisco has perpetrated a for
gerry TO the amount of 100000 and abscon-
ded,
The investigation brought to light ostoun-
ding developments Of immense frauds. II
was found that he had over issued the stock
of the California Lumber Company, of which
he was president, to the amount of $780,.
o0o. Forged notes, purporting TO have beer
signed by William Nicely Thompson & Co.
and endorsed by Henry Meggs, to the a.
mount Of 1913 900, have also been discover
CT. 1t is said, besides, that forged County
Scrip has likewise been put in circulaticr
by him, but this has been contradicted.-
Godefiroy, Sillem s. Co., received letter
from Mr.. Meiggs the day after bis depart
ure, in which he confessed TO have COM
mitted acts which would "damn him forever
and gave them the pleasing assurance "tha
he had ruined them" The amount Of his
frauds is estimated at half million Of dol
lars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
HOES.

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th says:
''In the general market nothing TRANSFERRED
to-day Of special interest. A small sale of
hogs was made at So 80; but, notwithstan-
ding the very favorable weather for slaugh-
tering, the market is still unsettled, and the
views Of buyer and sellers very far apart
Holders Of good hogs ask 50 so, while dea-
lers and packers think So 80 the highest
rate safe TO pay, and it is now quite certain
that the great bulk of the packing done dur
ing the coming two weeks will be upon ow
ner's account.
The arrivals of hogs for slaughter, says
the Louisville Courier, 18Th, are tolerable
heavy, with the receipt Saturday evening Of
$50 by the Frankford Railroad, with mod
crate receipts on foot. On the road, this
side of Mount Washington, two fine droves
were passed Saturday evening. The wealth
er continued too warm for packing until
yesterday, when operations were resumed
by two or three packers to limited extent.
Prices are unsettled and we hear of no sales.
At Cincinnati the market is flat, with no de-
mand.
The Courier madison, Indiana) of We'd
nesday says: Owing to the arrangement
OF the monetary affairs of the Western States
and the enormous amount Of the product of
the hog from last years business on hand,
tina hog trade opens this month heavy. At
this date last year $4,000 hogs had been
purchased and engaged to be packed here
Now, 10000 would probably cover all con-
tracts and engagements to pack. Four dol
lars appears 10 be the ruling price here, but
we believe something over these figures
have been paid"
The Rogersvile (Tenn., Times says
"a lot OF 500 hogs were sold in this county
last week, at 81 l24. This, we presume,
will be about the ruling price. There will
not be more than half as many hogs fatten-
ed in this section of county as were last
year"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

DOMESTIC WINE.-We are indebted to
Mrs. 10. DAVIS, OF this county, for sam
pie Of current wine, manufactured by her.
self. We have never ''tarried long over
the wine cup"--and hatter ourself that we
are not "wine bibber," but ii such wine
as this sample should become as accessible
as the villainous compounds of drugs, whis-
ky, and molasses, dubbed wine, now is, we
shall certainly become moderate wine drin-
ker! 1t is elegant now, and we judge
with age, would rival the Burgundy Port of
the olden time, when manufacturers and dea-
lers prolessed less and practiced more hon
esty. Pure wines, from our native grown
fruits, introduced into general use, would
save more lives, and Danish more misery
than all the temperance leagues since the
flood
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
FALL MD WINTER GOODS

Which have been selected with great care in thc
Eastern cities. since the decline. and which. IN
consequence, viii be offered At reduced prices
ann .-Y.k c.tu-..r, I'm f5art yG
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

BAKED HAMs.-Most persons boil hams.
They are much better baked, if baked right.
Soak it for an hour in clean water and wipe
it dry. Next spread it all over with thin
butter, and then put it into deep dish with
sticks under it to keep it out of the gravy.
When it is fully done take of the skin and
matter crusted upon the flesh side, and set
it away to cool. You will find it very de-
licious, but too rich for dyspeptics.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
crops.

The Brunswicker gives an account Of
difficulty which occurred near that place
between Mr.. Hines and his two sons on
the one part, and Mr.. Feaker and q Consta-
BILE and his posse on the other. Feaker
purchased piece of land which took a slice
of Hines field. When F. and the survey
or went to run the lines, Hines and sons
forbid it, threatened their lives and beat
Feaker in q terrible manner. Feaker went
to Brunswick and had a writ issued 70,
Hines arrest. "The writ" says the
Bruins wicker, twas placed in the hands Of
Constable Brawner, who with posse of
ten men. proceeded to Hines residence for
the purpose of bringing them TO town.
The Hines loaded their guns in the pres
ence Of the constable and his posse, and in
formed them that they would not come
As i, was night and the posse did not feel
like dying in the dark, they returned TO
town without the prisoners. In the morn
ing, Constable Brawner having considerably
huSEitIlIeu ms ioiceS, Piooeeueu W VIC scehe
OF action. The Hines having placed the
women without the house proceed to defend
themselves within. We learn some fifteen
shots were exchanged between the Hines
and the posse. Constable Brawner, how
ever, was the only person injred-having
received bullet in the flesh part of the
leg.
a compromise was here effected by gen.
tIemon not engaged in the fight, by which
the Hines agreed 10 come 10 town, but moi
in the character of prisoners. They sur
rendered themselves to Justice Kennedy
before whom trial was had"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

New Fall Goods:
GREENABAUNE g. BARTIEs,
FAYETTE. MO.

FAYETTE, MO,
TTAVE received and are now offering a large
l. J. and well selected stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, which have been purchased in the East
ern cities at greatly reduced prices, which will
enable them 10 sell at much lower rates than here
tofore. Much care was taken in the selection of
the stock, with an eye single TO the wants of the
community in this region. We name few lead
ing articles.
Ladies' Dress Goods:
Plain black and figured and fancy dress silks
some of the richest ever brought 10 this market;
French and English Merinos, all colors, quail
tiles and prices.
silk ustre apaccas of all qualities and prices;
Silk popoline, very beautifully;
All wool delane, figured;
Muslin delaine:
Paris plaid in patterns, all wool;
Spun silk plaids do;
Fancy figured velvet;
Bay State and cloth shawls;
Mantillas and ladies' cloaks, great variety.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss, laconet, cambric, carleton, Swiss and
iaconet edgngs and insertings, thread laces, EN-
broderes. chemizettes, collars undersleeves, liner
cambria handkerchiets, embroidered skirts ant
Infants waists.
BLANKETS, CLOTHS, &c.
Macknaw and bed blankets; beaver and broaC
cloths; cassimcres, satinetts, K ntncky jeans
tweeds plaid linsey, flannel, bleached and brown
domestics.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Blanket and beaver cloth overcoats; black ant
fancy cloth dress coats; tweed and satinet coats
boys velvet coats; black satin, fancy silk, cass
mere. satinet and plush velvet vests; black ant
fancy cashmere pants; black and figured satihe
pants.
Jewery, perfumery, hair oil, toys, &c.
PRODUCE.
We will take in exchange for goods all kinds o
Country Produce, such as james, linscy, flannel
feathers butter eggs Irish potatoes, beeswaX ant
tallow, for which we will pay the highest marie
price. -
GREENABAUM s. BARTHS.
Fayete, November 9, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
New Advertisements.

Runaway negro in the Monroe county
jail-A likely negro 10 be sold in this place
on the I'd December-A valuable lot Of Ne
groes to be sold in Fayette, 4th December
Information wanted Of Stray Cattle--A new
Missouri River Packet, for l855,-Notice
for 1855, SC. &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

BLOOMINGTON SUBscRIBERs.--This is the
last paper for large number of our subscr-
bers at Bloomington. We should be glad 10
have them all renew, and hope they will call
on our Agent there, or the worthy postmas-
ter, pay over their Dollars, and send their
names along.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23

Pubic ADMINIsTRAToR.-- c.
MAJon Esq, Of Fayette, has been appointed
Public Administrator for Howard County.
A better appointment could not have beer
made.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
EtCeteras.

Etceteras.
INDIGO, madden, spice, camphor, ginger, Du-
l. points superior gun powder, nails, spades,
shoves, window glass from SXlO to I2XlG, supe-
rior tea, Java coffee, log chains, axes, hatchets,
hand axes, broad axes, school books; paper, &c.
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A large and extensive stool; of hardware and cut
lery, carpenters tools, plasterers' trowels, ma
sons trowels and hammers. In my stock of hard
ware will be found sets dining and desert knives
with sllvered forks; sets (5l pieces) ivory han
died knives and forks.
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\ complete assortment Of Queensware, China and
Glassware. In this department will be found -
sets elegant China ware, from So TO $50; all of
which will be sold low.
octl9 +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-23
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q - --7-7-E --zaa-Gs@7 -N,"-TEI Co.,
TIVE AMERICAN AHT!TS' UNION would
J. respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of lie
United States and the Caradas. that for the rur-
pose 81 cuii.raJ.ar 2 ta7;n f." tic fine ar,-
thror- out the country, end with . view o1 eua-
bling every family to become possessed q q gal
L. - I. $40 --.. IT, =