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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
sR A E
RAIL ROAD LINE!
peoria g. Oquawka, Central Military
Tract a. Chicago, Burlington

feOr1d O. OqudWkh, 01h'i0 q "h'ois
Tract a. Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroads.
rs now completed, and Trains run the eniiie
| distance from CHICAGO to BURLlNG-
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
NE most direct route to Chicago, New York,
Boston. Philadelphia, and all o her points East.
2 Daily Trans leGre Darlington Sun
days ercepted.
l.--DAy EXPRESS, -TuRoucH Z. 80, A. NJ.
Arriving al Chicago the same evening, passing
through Monme nth, Galesburg, Princeton, and
connecting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Rail Road, to LaSale, Bloomington, Sp' ingheld,
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Galena and Dnnieith
oFxpREss THROUGH Z. 30, Pm,
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
MENDOZA for st. LOUIS and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run IN close con-
nection, avoiding all laying oyetat auy OF the
points. -, ~,
This Road connects at Chicago with the Mich
igan Central and Michigan Southern Road. and
with all the Roads leading to the Atlantic Clues,
Ohio. Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
sengers leaving Burlington at Z, 30. p. NJ,
reach Galena ard Dunielh in y houis, and ST
Louis IN 90 hours.
gvthis route pas sci -ers will r,ach the interior
portions oil Ohio and Indiana In less time, and
with fewer CHARGES, than by any other route,
connecting, via Michigan Central ut Michigan
CITY, with tie New Albany and Salem Road,
the ace 10 all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through TO Chicago,
and no charge for handling at any point
Throup' Tickets by this Route can be pur.
chased at the Rail Road Office in Burlington
c. &. HAM MOND, Superintendent.
d, REMrcK. Ticket Agent Burlington.
C. Z. FoLLErr, General Ticket Agent, Chi
cago.
Chicago Nay ist, 1855. d&w
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Blacksmiths' ToQla

Blacksmith ToQla.
* ASSORTED sizes Arnlitsge NJ. n. Anviis
~ 40 pr bellows from so TO Sc inches
30 solid box vices ass'd sizes
Q dozen blaoksmlth's butresses
farrier knives
20 do ass'd files and rasps
do sore " plates, ell siZssN
cask hand and slcdge hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
700 tons agB'd iron OF every size
40 do do pillow steel
1000 lbs No. cast German and English DliGte
steel
All of which Is offered 10 nerchata and black.
smiths at the 10 vest price andion u best terms
AS to the quality Of the ION IT IL not necessary
to speak as il Is UNIQUE stionabie,
THOS. J. RICE CO.
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Washington Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CAPITAL, $3.50. 900.

W. - " ~
Officers,
n. r. DUNHAM. President;
GEORGE MyGATr, Vice President and Treasurer;
q. n SKrELs Secretary;
GroEcE b. SgsTER, General Agent.
Directors.
Geo Mypati, Cleveiand; ID b Dunbam, Cleveland;
= 4 Bsekus do G w Cook. do
S sandford Ito w M Powell, do
Ron; Noytbrsp. do Jacob Perkins, Warren
Geo Il Ssnier, do T Baker, Norwalh;
ON Skeeis. do John Clark, Brunswick
J Robinson, Bedford.
THIS ueH kno,on Company as pre-
pdred 10 take risks on the safer class
es If property. Their means are
annie, and are so INFESTED thai the
funds CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
No steam or special haz lrdous risks are taken,
aud
The sum to be Insured in the same vicinity is
limited to q prudent amount
The Company has completed the fourth year
of lis existence. and the Directors have been able
10 meet all Losses without the necessity OF tax
npon the premium notes.
No assessment has been made upon the
deposite notes.
EDWARDS g. TURNER, Agents,
February 18th, 1855. omd
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@ LIVERY STABLE,

On JOHNSON Siyeef, BefueeN lsf r
BY WILLIAM II. CLEauoaG
FHiS establishment 10 large, cs04
L well arranged and amply provided p
horses well trained fer hsrness, a. we3f]
Carriages, Bnggies and Hacks, opsA p
covered and half covered, OF sve.y ~
adapted TO convenience or Iuxnry.
Horses and Carriages Of residents a.
or visitors from abroad kept on nodsys
and carefully attended to by men n
skilled IN the business.
Horses bought and sold on cor missia
my own account al all times,
May 70, 1855. div
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r. ID. FOSTER

HAS inst received well assorted Stock 81
Ill Spring and Summer Goods, 10 which the at
tention Of buyers is respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with special
reference TO the city retail trade and will be sold
as low as tile same class OF goods can be bought
Ia any House in Iowa.
Purchasers will 90 well TO examine the Stock
before buying elsewhere, a. they will find many
styles Lot usually keptin this market
April23, 1855.
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FLOWS AND WAGONS!
TAyI0R e. McYEp

Successors OF Newton & Stephens.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th STREETS
KsOkUK, IOWA.
w HERE they keep constantly on band all
w kinds Of Flows, Wagons aud Carriages,
made in the best style ard out Of the best quality
OF materials. Wholesale and retail.
TAYLOR MchEE
March II 1855. ddwtf
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D. sass TN. u coHHADLE
SM YTn Il 20.
eFs In Tennessee Irsn, q
nmissisn Merchants,
q -, Lesee,
he following, completing
,ich they offer Ia the ira de
viii do justice 10 any or :.
with
SO nests tubs,
10 doI tar buckets,
SO dog zinc washboards.
20 boxes clothes pms,
100 coils siaRi,lafop
- Sc IDie 81
10 dox hemp and grLsskcd
cords,
500 boxes wind. " glass,
aset sixes Il brands,
so boxes tuabiers,
so bxs pt, hf pt d al TASKS
8 ceroons 4 2csses iudigo
! cssk prime madden,
B bbls alum,
10 +" copperss,
,is sacks pepper,
b g spec,
90 boxes gro. pepper and
I,imento,
? bzlescinveB,
] case Dutmegs,
80 boxes gro. 6 niger,
20 dor yeast powders,
80 bbls din kinds nuts,
20 bu fiesb pea nuts,
DO bales cotton batting,
10 sc candle wick,
10 bags cotton yarn,
30 " colefed and W hiie
carpet chain,
so bales wrapping twine.
80 boxes st. Louis starch
20 |" starch,
DO dor Thomas oysters,
100 boxes cIndy,
zoe kegs rife and mining
DOW der,
100 d, Z wood buckets,
5000 feet fuse,
re cases Id and hf ID can.
ister powder,
100 boxes matches,
&c boxes ink,
100 bags shot, ell sizes,
. tons bar.iead,
2on M G u caps,
its ii water proof do
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Alexandcr,s Pola,n11
me 0reat American 49,

WHAT i more desired BY ~ yss1
W lnxurisnt locks Of you'll and beol
- more dreaded by the piddIe.aes< {
hairsy Who that is old but wo0h -
ness9 which can all be accsmpliehod
Ate andcr's PeIamicus; so universullv1
edged 10 BE- the most hyperion arsicle (
flying the Hair, and which IL equally y
in preserving its natural health.
For Sale 1t 81 Main street, 81
I'D. 11iNCnIr<|
June IS. az ~
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Fancy C0Ods.

TUST received an elegant assortment o. me
ard Terra Gotta, &c, Pitchers, Lavender and
colorns Bottles. Fruit Stands, Gard Receivers,
cirss Stands, Jewel Stands, Spoon Goblets' Fig
ures. Cupids, Busts, ETC., etc.
Also on hand a good assortment OF crockery
and Glass ware. or,xr
June Is, 1855.
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IL Silk, Lisie Thread, and cold do, Twisted 4
,l'et Silk Mits for Ladies and Misses, Black,
" e and mode Silk Hose, and large stock oil
cot, , in white, unbiesched, black, ssate and
mike Of I'll prices; chiidien's Do. white. mixed
and ia. v. very cheap. p. d. FOSTER.
April 4, 1885.
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THE Machinery formerly used in the EAGtr
i FAcroay,. consisting of PATIsr PLAYING
MAcHrxr of superior quality. Also apparatus
Tor manufacturing Doors, Blinds, Sash, &C., con-
sistue Of Save, Boring and Mort'cing M.eh,ne,
O.. All of the above Machinery isAn exeeiien'
order and Of the most q, proved style.
e. I'D. w. FORD.
x.aluk lane 18th. ,55 dot WIN
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DRESS G0ODS.--A large and varied stock Of
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
plain, Bareges, Lingarellas, Coup D. Eats. Ty-
CLEANS, French Jaconets and Briiiants, Lawns,
&c. just received bv r. d. FOSTER
April %, 1859.
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Mckee 4 Tim cl.Il0 .
LIVERY STABLE.

THIS stable, situated oil THIRD street, between
i Main and BIondeau streets, islarge and com
modous and especially fitted up and adapted for
the business, and the undersigned are amply pre-
pared 10 accommodate their friends and the pub
lie generally. With Saddle Horses. Bngeies. and
Carriages at reasonable rates. They also Keep
Horses by the day. week, or month.
SAML MCKEE,
W. TlMBERM AN.
ual.L n, II 1874 ff
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INDIANA, OHIO AND KENTUCKY.
Z III. kinds Of deprecated Indiana. Ohio and
IA Kentucky Bank Notes wanted at best rates
A. DEMlNG K CO.
B,1k.r, AMI Dealers in Eschsngs. Main ST.
une 4, 0l5J. l.i
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~ ~ G0NH 0D0s -
| CONN DllE. !!
" hoiesaie Grseers, deal
Forwarding and .;es
Nos "a an,
! A RE now receiving I
| n heir spring stotK, wi
at very low rates. They
defs it,' > may be favored
100 hhds n y sugar,
so bbls Belchei's clfl,
( IS 90 loaf anu crushed,
100 o $ II molasses,
DO +" plantation g
90 50 Dclchers S II A.
golden syrup,
DO pkgs hfbbl \ kgs do
900 JACKS Rio coffee,
3opock'ts old gov Java do
400 kegs nsils,asst sizes,
90 boxes soap,
so do star candles,
20 do M uld do
rs hf chests teas, asst,
so boxes do
100 bxs she wing tobacco
various brands,
so bxs cut chewing and
smoking do
30 Nj regalia and principe
cigars.
rs boxes Cuba skies,
300 bu prime ID. Apples,
SOC bu prime ID Peaches,
100 prgs ssleratus, bills,
boxes, kegs,
IS Kegs , Csoda,
500 bills wraps paper,
100 reams let. & cap do
90 pkgsf.2 h , mackerel
8 drums Goldfish,
30 bxs smoked herring,
8 cases xatdines,
10 t'erces rico,
30 bbls tar,
20 =" Tltch Il rosin
70 bxs 81 II raisins,
90 hf and or bxs do
l case prunes, in boxes,
10 boxes citron,
400 drums hgs,
% bbis Dayton ale, fresh,
% boxes mustard,
10 g corn starch,
50 dor brooms,
800 lbs broom twine,
Is boxes axes,
10 bhis crackers,
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Meat Market.

rTyHOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
l will open a Meat Stall on Sd street, in the
house Of T. w. Johnson, adjoining the coffh
ware room, where he hopes 10 receive share OF
public patron age. THUS. thOoo.
Feh % 1898. diff
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N. w. JONES,
Successor to p. Siingerland,
Dealer In Clocks, Watches and JeWclry
SECOND STREET,
{ Next door TO Charles Parsons Banking House,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
- Ans3S~1 THE subscriber has just re-
&n ceived large and beautiful
stock Of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Gold Jewelry &C, comprising the latest yies
of LADIES' Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings.
Cuti Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys
Seals, Silver ThimbIes, Gold Slides, Snaps
Studs, Cos Pens with or without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker
feels competent tnrepair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted TO his care
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Correct Time.
The public may rest assured that the coIrec
time is, and always will be kept by
NJ JONES
Nov. 2S, 1854. Iyd
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j. w. Johnston,

j. W. JUnuStUMs
u N ID + Il I A X f.
CORNER JOHNSON + THIRD STREETS,
CARRIES on the business of Under go
~ Ia ing in all lis branches. He has
recently made extensive additions TO his stock
and perfected his arrangements in every depart
ment.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
impervious to air and indesrucible, highly or
naInented and Invaluable for the preservation OF
the dead as well as coffiLs Of every style and
finish furnished 10 order.
Hearses and carriages furnished, and be en-
tire arrangements of the funeral attended to
when required.
Keokuk, April u, 1855. dy
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GAWS-Just received large stock ofcircular,
~ muiey, sash and cross cut Saws, which we
will warrant and sell at 81 Louis prices.
BALDWIN. EVANS X CO..
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c. oBHRToP,

VEEPSa stock ofFamil, Groceries svariety o
n Toys, ar an assortment III Mnucal instri-
m.nts, forsAie on Main street, bet ~een second
aud third. faar2Jsa
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NEW STO IL r.
n n WOODW A Il .,


Wholesale g. Retail Dealer In
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Wattht'
and Clocks, Gold and Plated Jewtlry,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
A,.o large and we'll selected stock nf
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
yieiins, AccordeonA, Flutes, Glass and Fancy
Boxes.
No. 81 Main st, south side, between "a tth s's'
KEOKuK, IOWA
IYAVING been engaged exclusively Ia the
III wholesale Trade in New Albany Ind, ano
sttli holding an interest there's will enable me rs
formally, to bay my goods BY the package OF I'm
porters ana Manufacturers. ThEs placed on the
zane Foundation AZ our Cincinnati and Saint Louis
Wholesale dealers, can smelly pledge myself TO
dupicate any bill pur chased in our western cities
The citizens o! this place and the surfouho'hs
country. a. well as merchants, are sonciteo 20
xrn EXAMINE FOR THEMSELVES, as !
.haii take pleasure in showing my Goods.
Jane 2S-dAw Il. ". WY" an
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Saddles and Harncse
WHOLESALE AND RxrA,r.

WHOLESALE AND RxTAiI.
IA L. H. TURNER has pus1
~ the entire stock Of 8. D. q
rich Co. and will carry
6 business Of saddle and
making ia all its branchee]
shor formerly occupied BY j. c. Trinhle.
Main Street.
His stock consists Of the btsl naterisal
found IN the Cincinnati market, and be r.
Inducements the trade either Il WIZ
retail
WHIPS.
He has also every style Of whips, vhi
he had at wholesale lower than ANVIL
in this city.
Particnls Intention givento RrpA,nrr
will be don 4 the shortest notice, ssl
style.
Keokuk, Feb. 10, 1855, d&w1y.
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az BDLs CEMENT,
z0 10 :. Plaster Paris, n hns ordsr, jaAt Ieeesv
ed and for sale b coma ADLc, sMYThA y.
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NeuCe.

n F. HUMPHREY hasing purchased the in
u. terest OF ]. K. Humphrey ia the Hat, Cap
and Millinery business, the firm OF Humphrey
Il Gage. the business will be continued by the
Undersigned under the firm Of ID. F. Humphrey
age, and they solicit the patronage Of the
friends Of the old firm and the pablo generally
DE- HUMPHREY.
A. II. GAGE,
ANIL 10 1870 II
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saKH 1855.
NEW DRY GOODS uOUSE'
REID, SHIELDS 4 CO.

( Al the old stand Of Forsev. Aiherson antias'
No. 81, Mfia Street, hEOkUh n. Io To- a.
DEALERS IN
Drv Gssds, straw Goods, and Notions
WYE would inform the Merchants OF Iowa
w that We have a large and elegant siack OF
G,oGs, suitable for this seasons trade ana win
ssil them to cash or prompt time buyers AZ 10"
az they can purchase them IN the west. we are
daily ,ce,vng, and will continue 10 receive ao'
dit,on. TO our stock as the season advances,
Dress Silks
II srea. variety and latest patterns;
REID, SHIELDS l. Q
March 80, 1885 d2mxly
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HATS.

=. HUTCHINSON. JAs. pLWET.
Merchant Tailors.
Third Street, betvsen Main and johnson,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
TTAyE lust received, at their Fashionable Tall
IL oring and Furnishing Establishment, choice
and excellent supply Of isroadcloths. Cassineres,
Vestinss, and Centlemen's Furnishing Goods OF
II descriptions. and guarantee that their work
shall be done In the most approved AID satisfac-
tory manner. They are constantly receiving the
Nsv York and Phia ielphia Fashions, and re-
pectfuliy solicit I'LL who desire good work and
tbe best material 70 give them call
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY.
April 5, 1855. diy
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Farmers take Notice.

Farmers take Notice.
d EIcHER has on hand and will fnrnsh Q
order Zimmerman's celebrated separator
for Thrashng, Cleaning, Screening and basging
grain ready for market. 1t VIII thrash ana e'sah
fem 500 10 500 bushels per day, and has taken
the premium at the Crystal Palace, New YORK,
and at the State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, &c. Orders will be thankfully
.eceiyed and communica ions willreceive promp
.tention.
Residence on Fulton s., between 70 and 81.
p. ElCHER.
Keokuk, April 10, 1885. dew
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
rEo CRITTENDEN has taken the store late
" ~ occupied by Messrs Hawkins a. Billings,
corner Of 5.h and Nan Streets, and Inns op sned
large and wen assorted stock of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
lie axis the in, peciion OF the citizens and pubss
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
ence in the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with
determination TO build up q permanent Trade,
will enable him to sell lower than any house IN
tins City. Duck sales and small profits is his
motto.
Kcokuk, May Q. 1855. diff
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Notice.

nj orICE is hereby given that have this day
IN sold out my interest in the Hat, Cap and
NJ illinery business Of Humphrey 4 Gage, 10 D..
r. Humphrey, who will continue the business
with Mr.. Gage 81 the old stand.
HUMPHREY.
April ~, 1855. If
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WOODEN WARE.
~ dozen buckets, and hoops,
100 nest tubs, g and ! ND
10 dozen We buckets,
10 do1en half bushels,
s do churns,
do tar buckets
so do brooms,
100 de wash boards
80 gross clothes pins patent and plain.
80 dozen wood faneetts,
80 do shoe brushes.
do large tnhs. home manufactures
For sale by CLEGHORN 4 HARRISON.
April IA, 1883.
S00 DOZ. mems and boys Leghorn, Swisr
wv Lenett, Pedal and Palm Leaf Hats fcs
sale cheap st
sHELDoN's HAT EMPORIUM.
April IS, 1858. WY
ZINE SILK HATS, Of Nc Neils' msnufacture
by d. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-18
Fire at New Franklin.

The last Banner says,-A disastrous fire
occurred at New Franklin on Monday night
last which entirely destroyed two stores and
tnched. The fire is said to have originated
in the store house Of Messrs. McManus s.
Burckhnrtt, whose loss is estimated at $4,000
on which there is an insurance Of $4,000
The post Office was kept in the Store, and
the mail matter was entirely consumed.
The Store OF Messrs. ]. w. Chiffon &
Co. adjoining was also burned with the en-
tire stock OF goods, valued at from 5000 ia
$4,000 On which there was $4,000 in.r-
rance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-18
Glasgow Boat.

BY the following notice, which we copy
from the St. Louis Republican of the 9th,
it will be seen we are 10 have boat Of our
own, hereafter. Success 10 the enterprise.
The Banner State under command of Capt.
Manson will be the "Banner' boat
STEAMER BANNER SrATE.-We learn
that this well known and popular steamer
vhas ben purchased by company in Glasgow,
and is intended TO run as regular Mssou-
! ri river packet in the spring. She was
purchased at between $4,000 and $4,000;
and when she enters the spring trade, will
be commanded by Captain Joseph S. Nam
son of G lasgow- known there as n an
erttssssnrisine business MANI The Binnor
State Will be The regular Missonrl river
packeefor Saturdays, ana wil'',%tionb'less'
under Abe command o: Capt. Manson, be as
popular as any boat that ever navish'cd the
ri.er. She is now en- route from New
Orleans, and when she arrives here, will
be Immediately repaired, rcpainted, and
generally repleled, and placed in first rate
running order, 10 be ready 10 commence
spring trade as early as possible
Since the foregoing was in type, Capt.
MASON has returned from St. Louis, and
the advertisement Of the Banner State"
will be found in the appropriate column,
having taken Saturday as the regular day
TO leave St. Louis. and Tuesday for depart
ure from Cambridge and Glagow. Capt. N.
will leave again for St. Louis in n few days,
to superinend putting the boat in complete
order, ard will bring her up on the earliest
opening of navigation. Success 10 him and
the Banner State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-18

To CoRRrsroSDrNrs.--It always affords
Us pleasure to publish short, spicy articles,
on any subject--but long articles are seldom
necessary, and never desirable. Give your
views on any subject, briefly, pointedly;
send us any news in your town or neighbor-
hood, properly served up, and it will afford
US pleasure 10 publish it. Write only on
one side of your paper, read over and cor
rect, re-write, if necessary, and your CON-
munications will generally find a place, and
appear in a correct, readable form.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-18
Brunswick Ahead,

We learn from the Glasgow Times, that
The hig hest price paid in that market for TO-
bacco this season, is $5 10.
Mr.. Benzley, of this place, bought the en-.
tire German crop, raised in the Missouri
bottom, in lump, on Tuesday, last, at So
There were some sixteen crops included in
the purchase, and will make near SO, 900 lbs
Of tobaccco.-- Brunswicker.
II Mr.. Beazcy will travel down in the
Boon's Lick Hills, and offer Sc, he would
be laughed out of the market. 1t is true, we
stated So IS was the highest price paid
but it is also true that $8 has been offered
but holders are firm for higher figures
Mcssrs. LEWIS have also paid SO, and of.
lered IS. Where is Brunswick now?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-18
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

IRON five years experience in the Grocery
l. business, find il impossible 10 do myself and
customers justice, in selling Groceries on long
time.
Therefore, 10 accommodate myself and all in
terc5ted, I shall lessen the price of goods, and
close up in ist April, July, October. and January;
thereby enabling me 10 keep up stock of goods,
and sell on better terms TO my customers.
Feeling grateful for The liberal patronage here
ofore extended 10 me, shall. by extra eXertions.
try and retain the customers have for some years
furnished goods 10. ! am now supplied with q
large stock Of all kinds Of Groceries and Furni-
ture, and would respectfully ask all who want
goods cheap, 10 call.
Jan. l. 1885. j. S. THOMSON,