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ATFU- TFPSFY PATI ROAD-For PHILADEI-

EW-JERSIY RAIIROAD-FOr PffILADEIr
~ PHIA. and the SOUTH and WEST VIA JERSEY CITY;
-Uuited states Mai and Express Lines Le.ye sn
Cn,s l5 IN the TO- 81 IS and - IN and 10 81 ana
p NJ The New-Jersey Accommodating Line eayes y ~,
=, 80 .orrns a, All wsy-.ations Through Tickets sold LII
Cipcnpst st sfs and West aud for baltimore Washns-
ton Eo &c and through baggage checked 70 Washington
~ nd
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N HARBOR-On and ailer SATURDAY, tie q Of June
he ,pepdid new steamer ISLAND BELLE, Capt Po.t
will leeve w-York Cathsne Market tor sAG HAN
BOR on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATIRDAf ZEN a. n
A NJ; returning will leave sag HArbor MONDAY, WEI
NEsDAY aud FRIDAY a. A. NJ, landing at Greenp22It,
Orient Point and Eohport 10 Fare from and q sag
Hrrbor Greenport and Orient Point ~ 5o Norhport 50 es
Freight tsien reasonable rates payable delivery OF the
Foods
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

pFDUCED Prices - 100 lbs BAGGAGE
HI FREE Pour Hours from Ocean Ocean by Panama
adNo Exposure Deadly MiGnas and Dangerous Nav
gaii0n in open River and Lake SoasTnrough tor Ca1rna
via Panama Raj roal1hs United States Mail eanshp Com
pony viii dispatch for spiuwGl WEDNESDAY, June %
ooock NJ precisely, from pier foot OF Warrenst North
River The new and lendid steamship ILLINOIS, 30 tuns
burden. }. Y. hekirtfy, u. 5. n, Commander.
Passengers and Nell will b. forw rdel BY Pan Railroad
ard az Psiaua with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
p0ny's hcent steam hp JOHN STEPHENS IS tuns
tu6cD, H. IA Pearson. ED, Commander, which will be in
resdnss and leave aedistely for San Francisco.
The public informed that the p NJ : Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA rEAMERS lying At Panama ready
oI avoid sy possible setearor Of Passengers Nails
fcr passage apply W. RAYMOND a. the only office of
ne Companies, No III Wests- cor. Warren " u, fronting
thc North River
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r. :. LII LTsJVIINt W. ~ bIut7L-Ht-
CLARK & ROBE, No. us Broad-st-
+. HARVEY, No. III B.oad-st.
J. GILBERT, No. IL Coeu.ies Slip.


NAMDEN and ANiBO1 RAILKUAD 70 FHIL-
j ApFLPUIA from Pier No l North Riyer-Two lines
dailv at 6 A. NJ. and ?. NJ. Morning lines ct A NJ, ~
steamboat JOHN POTTER TO SOUTH AMBof thence BY
csr 10 sy.plsces and Philadelphia Fare 80 25 Express pe
SeP NJ by JOHN POTTER to AMBOf, thence erect to
Csrden by cars through in Eve hour are - My Ac-
con mediation and EnigTant Lines al + N rare III " Eiai
GIANT Line 5 4. NJ, 81 IS
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SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April 2,
ls5Leaye NewY Esson By steamers Red Jsckt snd
Wyoming from Pier No. 2 North Riyer Of A NJ anil
Pm. For somerville, twsy,) Al $50 7. " -, Il,
She above khza5ethf0wn win sl1 On the
New-Jersey Railroad, which leave New Org Son loot OF
Courtlandt-st- a. 8 a. NJ, y NJ, and and = NJ
JOHN a. STERNS, Ssperip. n lent
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Excursions.
MONS 70 WEST FLUSHING

~>-~~-~>~~~~-----~~-'~--- - - - ,,,c,
EREE EXCURSIONS to WEST FLUSHING
Il EVERY MONDAY snd FRIDA Y commencing MONDAY,
H. Flushing Railroad IS minutes ride from New
We. Fluhins the most beautiful village IN the ycIn
itv Of Newly oIk brooklyn Steamboat ISLAND CITY
leaves Fulton Market Slip every day at 10 A. NJ and
end M connecting with Flushing Railroad at Hunters
Point Returning leaves West Flushing at the alternate hours
Persons living in the upper Of the city can take d
ferry TO Penny Bridge and there take railroad Terms easy
title good. For maps and fee tickets apply to BARKER
DUNCOMB a. SMITH No. Ia Pinest corner Nasssaust or
at the West Flushing Depot, on the ground
TINHE safe and commOdious steamer MASSA-
CHUsSETTS, being in complete order eau be chartered
for and being the largest and most elegant stears
in the business having large dancing saloon WIKI ateroom
adjoining with every other requ for comfort or
pleasure for parties wishing pleasant
excursion. For further particulars apply 10
L. H. GROVER. No l65 Broadway, up stairs
ITO CHARTER for EXCURSIONS-An elegant
first Class STEAMER, splendid furnished with all con
veuerces Cor pleasure parties Apply at the office Of ALEAk
NJ. c. SMITH, No. 80 West between North Moore and
Besch-sts.
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u. HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-On MOEDAY,
June 49, p. ~, from pier foot Of W.Iren,s' ~ X me
wellkuovn aud favorite Steamship CRESCENT CITY. Capt
John having been thoroughly Ovehsued and put IN
condition viii resume her place in the line and SAL as
above.
Passage can be secured al the Company's Office.
FREIGHT to New-Orieans, 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of adns OF the
form fignod by the Company application at their ohce 10
other signed and bills of adng viii be signed si1ef
the hour Of sailing -
For freight passage apply at the office OF me COMPANY
No. III Wests corner OF Warren. NJ u hObbhIS'
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alillinerp, ~,

CASH PURCHASES of STRAW GOODS,
~ FRENCH FLOWERS, &c, viii fad great IN iucements
offered them az Nos c. 50 Iohnst., corner Of William
The uhcrbcre are enabled by the CASH SYSTEM TO ohsr
pct hstand lsieue Of the superior ana com
sstk of Foods Ia their lire. HOMER kErCHUN.
Jnst receivcd-lO cartons BLONDE LACE
cartons STRAW RUCHE
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THE BRITISH aud NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
NEwYoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. '+lCo
Second Cabin Passage. 70
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. o
The ships from Boston coll At Halifax
IRABIA Can't Judkins AMERICA, Capt Lang
PERSIA Capt Ryrie. EUROPA, capt Shannon'
ASIA Capt +. q. Lott CANADA capt stone.
These vessels carry clear white light at mas'hesd green on
staIboaTd bow; red on port bow. . o.,
AFRICA Leaves Boston, "wednesday cOh June
ASIA Lott. Leaves boston W e1hes1aJ' fe ny.
AMERICA Lang Leaves Boston "wednesday, lsth July
Berhs not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board. 80
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for ood
Silver Bullion Specie Jewey Precious Stones or Metals I'M
les. ds OF ladng signed therefor and the value Thereof
therein expressed.
f. CUNARD, No 4 Bowling green
There viii be steamships Of this line from New ok until
further notice.
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NJARsHs superior PAIN BELIEVER is the

WI best family medicine known for the cure OF Coils hheu
mstm Burns Cuts, Bowel Complaints, &c very numerous
testimonials Of lis efficacy received Always on manu- lor
sale Wholesale and retail the Pickle aud PIerVe
of j. McCOLLICK Co., No. 81 Washngton-st
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SUPREME CoURT-FRANCIs

y DoMlNlO n against JAMES lOhOAN OSOuch
w NOkOAS.-Sunmons for money demand on eorsrsct-
4 on not serT the defendants above named: fos are
hereby SUI ronsd and required the complaint In
this sc which will be fled in the Osce Of The Cek o. the
City ari County Of the City Hail. the said City.
copy 81 sad complaint
the sub ertes their oes At No p wseet In the said
Civ days ater the this summons
pes tie said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
will udge for the Of Ten Hundred and
nine Dollars and Th nine cents with interest from
y-eghih day AIr thousand sh hundred and
ksioes he costs III this dated May sh 1854
PIERREPONTA STANLEY. Plaintiffs Attornsys
NR-Yhe complaint 6led Ia the Office os the Cek Of
the ard County Of Newlork on the lh DAY OF Nay ls
uyii aw6wM
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NETWORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

N RoAD-sUMMEI ARRANGEMENT, Ms! :, lssa =,
TRANS LEAVE NEw-YcKK-For Nsw.HAven-7 A ~
B Tidsssro o n, CD l2sc sa9 Ac; sna Ell :.
and estport-7 NJ; I2So S2o $50 P. NJ For sorw,kE
i2so $40 lE1 and .EI + az Gen ~ nI nd
Ac14S0 6lSP NJ For stAnford-7, 3, A. NJ III -,
$50 G1 40 SIS P for PoT Chss'fu 'n q,
and Intermediates s.iioB--7, A NJ l2So, 80, AID CID
Pm. ,pv
CokNFcrfxc TR.Ns-Fof Bos.on-s 4 NJ, I'll r. H.
R1j For Hartf,-d and SPIN ghed-s tEx';l l-p r. r.
(Ixl For Courectcut River Railroad 20 Mssea-, VI,
New.Lordon Railroads. A. NJ; 4P For h0asAtoai All
roads A. NJ; aAP. ~ Fer SsuEsuek RIroad-s A. u
4P.M ~ "a,
TRANS TO Nrw-YsRK-Frorn New. Hayen-aS, J, 80
A. A.: I& fExJ $50 ass P. NJ, (Exl FROM brdseRets-
sic. ia iGis A. NJ; 2ss (ELJ Sill asp: NJ tELl rrom
N0rwaR-e az ais, io52 A Nj 2S Il ! -; :, =;
y RIl From Por1 Chester-53o as, II nj, iI'>o
a Il .ra Up " " JAMES IL HOYT, SuPl
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III
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE-The new
and fast going MARION w Ea.tsr C9mmander VIII
alta oclock p. NJ, precisely. For Freight apply or board
where all bills Of sdne will be gned; and for Passage the
oases Of sPOFFORD. TILESTON Co., No. ~ Broadway.
Through Tickets Florida follows ToJsctsonvAle B5l to
PLATA ass The NASHVILLE will succeed, and leave %
y I,rnI
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Hle0ieal.

A MUSTACHE or beautiful WHISPERS pro-
~ duced in sir weeksby my ONGUEN1 without stain or in
jury the skin ~ boei large quarts, contanns o tn1
small as; sen, TO any part Of the country X u GRAHAM
No. g5 Broadway; SPALDING, No. n Tremontrow Boston,
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TOR HAVRE DIRECT, June 23-The steamer
II QUAKER CITY. Capt H. Hodsdon-Tbe fast sailing
steamer QUAKER CITY, 200 tuns burden, with marine en
rns under deek VIII leave here for HAvRE direct on toe ga
bstvesn Charleston and Phsdephs Of the fastest and
apebs vessels asat Her accommodations for passenger
are 81 she superior description. .,ao
r"ase 70 .ne ai,er oso,n ..'''''''''''' 100
70, ,.s..,s ~ ann s"o 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
N B-No freight taken eIeept Specie. No. 81 Broadway
TV,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF
II sTEAMsHIPS.-1he frstclass new steamship an. ~
2oo LefsvIe viii leave NewYS5t from per NO
50 Moth Ryer foot Is Of s Gf HHpsE airxet
Fstcass Passage.. .'....''..''''''''Sil
ses%pSe,ss r. so@x.s by Ii. NORTH STAR July a.
Tie owner of vessels will not be sccouna fo Uod,
silver Bullion Specie Jewey Precious stones or Metals IN
e bills adng signed therefor snd the value thereof
sece and Foods No freight received az
ter noon Of the day before sailing. -
No secured until paid for Letters prepaid s3 cents per
received the Office n ii A NJ OF the DAY OF
Ealing and will be carried in strong India rubber bass under
lock and arrival At hsvre viii be maedetey oe"rea No
PostOfice there.
Parcels taken, each prepaid, dollar and upward
FIXED DATES OF SAILING.
Prom New-Iork From hsvre; - q,
NORTH sTAR..Juy AaIEL s u
ARIEL. septernber 2 NORTH STAR september 2
hRiEL 5 XoRTa STAR. November 9
ARIEL. "A
Tese ,te.pn,r= are csssed at the Ofces and
pec and FOODS WIN be injured in them at as low rates o. pro
MUM any other steamships that cross the ocean
For Freisbt or PASSAGE Amply 10 ID. TORRANCE,
10. S Bowinr Green, New-York
SUMNER MONTANT 4 DRAPER,
No d Rue ". D.. des victories, Pans
CgIRYsTIE. sCHLOSSMANN Co,
No. q QGai CasmI Delsygne Havre
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen al
p-nens having claims against EUGENE COSTELLO, sse Of
thereof TO the Subscriber his No 81 Pearl
the City Of NewNos before the twelfth day Of
Dec. ke next-Dtted Sev-York day OF June Sa.
ell RICHARD AARSH
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NEw.YoRx, March l. 1885.
TIE scrip "a per above notice ready Parties
titled the will please call io II ai the once OF ne
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,TUFpy RAILROAD LINE

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE;
WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS 49, sna
al roin. wes, and scuthwesi, can obtain IhIoaSa &C. -
and ali mi. concerning routes, fare &C.
NFW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or chW-ic.HnHa
CENTRAL RAILROAD, By application al t1e company vi
Zee Nc. lso Broadway, cor Dey ,ry, .,...l ..,,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County ofNsw yoh scte hersby dves 70 ~
having claims against JAMES ~ JUBB Of the CITY Of
NvYmk dseesed the With hen hereof
to the subscriber the oce Of Bel Coe Esq No 81 John
81 IN the CITY Of New.Yort before the twenty hird dsy
Of Octobsr next-Dsted New York 2st day Of Apt 1854
.n.s f.w6mM SUSAN JUBB, A8nsinsfrsfnx.
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yryoNTJNE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY



4 ces Mo-, Q Waist and 2S5 Greenwichs- Cash Capital
co Ce with surplus Insures Buildings Merchsn isc Fur
nure Vessels IN port and their Cergoes and other Properly
aa ue Los OF DAMAGE by Fire. MASON THOMPSON, Pres
MARIN i. (RoWELL. Secretary.
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VNHE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY has
been organized with capital of -Four Hundred 1housane
porsrs (e4o0 ,Oo0J A. EDWARDS, President JAMES VAN
BxuREN. Secretary, with Board Of Directors sInbracs
many Of CONNIE rCiA business men.
The Company the recently vacated by The
Courier and Enquirer. No. 70 Wails-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-04
ELM RIDGE ACADEMY

THIS Institution will commence its EIGHTH
l. SESSION on Monday, the Sd day of September.
We take great pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie that we have secured the services of w. r.
RoTHwELL, as principle Of said Institution, and
feel no hesitation in saying that under his manage
ment the mode of instruction will compare favor
ably with any in the State. Mr.. Rothwel is a
graduate Of our State University, and possesses a
rare combination Of qualities which secures the
respect and wins the love of his pupils. Parents
who patronse this Institution may rest assured
that their children will be under the instruction
of gentleman and scholar.
The Trustees pledge themselves TO act in con
cert with the Principal in keeping this Institution
on that elevated eminence which it has heretofore
maintained.
Board can be obtained in good families, conve-
nient to the School, at 81 so per week.
TERMS-Same as Howard High School,
..... JOHN HARRISON,
....... Rev. THOS. FRlSTOE,
.. WIG BROWN,
THOS. M. LEWIS,
X. L. BARTON, .
August I'd, 1855. Trustees.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-04
RITGHERDsON's
Missouri River Expire,

M ILL leave St. LOUIS se,ni-weekly by the
wv East passenger boats, M
Polar Sdr, Edinb,rg, K. X. .Aubrsy and
M Jas. Fl. Lscds,
FOR 81. Joseph and all the principal points on the
route. Each Express will be in charge of a
Special Messenger,
provided with ZION Sefes for the security Of MO-
NEY and other valuable packages. Bankers and
Merchants. business transacted with DIsBArcH.--
Collectons made and proceeds promptly returned.
Boxes, Packages, Bundles, and Parcels of all
kinds receipted for and delivered without delay.
Orders of every description filled.
This Express connects with all other Expresses
for New York and the East generally; also FOR
the North and South, via Cairo to New Orleans
Ca Principal Office l6 Main ST., st. Louis.
Refer 10 the Bankers and Merchants of ST
Louis. JOSEPH L. R1TCHERDSON,
June %, 1S55-tf Proprietor.
~" Manson & Barthoow, agents, Glasgow
Mo-, with whom Packages or Goods may be left
Also, orders for merchandise, or any article desr-
ed to be purchased in st. Louis, which will receive
prompt attention.
f775' The Agents make no charge in the shape
of commission or drayOge, for receiving and for
warding packages or goods.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-04
st. Louis MARKET.
- ,k1om the Pilot, 20th.
FRIDAy, Sept. %, 1865.

- from the f1lotj zOln..
FRIDAy, Sept. %, 1865.
The low stage Of water in the rivers north
Of this has prevented large receipts Of pro-
duce, and business has been but moderately
active for week past. Some leading arti-
cles, however, have been in tolerably brisk
demand, and are still in request at improv-
ed prices. Hemp particularly has been ta-
ken as fast as received, and considerable
lots have gone out OF store at an advance Of
fully five dollars ton. Tobacco is about
At s'ond; none but common qualities Offer.
ing.
Provisions are in good demand Large
sales Of bacon have been made at large pri-
ces. Mess pork has advanced, and there
is good inquiry for lard.
ToBAcco. Sales have been mod :rate for
the week. Lugs are doing better. On
Tuesday sales Of Tugs and shippers at bdtll
warehouses amounted TO 90 hhds, ranging
from "a so to S. IS for the former, and
SO 10 to 50 20 for the latter.
IIEMP.--There is constant demand, ant
sales would foot immensely larger but fol
the lack Of receipts. The stock in ware.
houses rs not over 20OO bales, and }robabl,
less. We quote the market active nj 1925
@l3o, ordinary TO fair undressed; 1920
l40, good 10 prime, and choice $l42@l las
Dressed 1900, with an upward tendency
some holders asking $2l0 p ton.
Flour Country brands not so mucl
sought after this week. LOIS are general!
too small for shippers wants. We quot
So 80 % Dbl as nominal rate, and same TO
city mills. Country extra 81 rs; city d.
So % p Dbl.
WnrAr.-Consderabln improvement
since our last. Spring $l@$, -; fair fal
81 2o@$l 25; good to prime red 81 500
81 37l; extra 81 4o@$l so 7 bu>hel.
CoRN.--Rut small receipts, and little in
curry. Mixed soc; prime yellow and whit
j6UgJ7c, including new punny bags.
OATs.-Receipts aye Of all quail ties, damp
,Huely, and little prime. Rates range from
80 10 3Sc, sacks included.
Whisky 354c; hides l3c
hay 75c; tallow lie; LecswaN 229; feather
40c; dried apples 81 10; peaches 81 %
timothy seed SO 25.
PRovis1oys.-Mcss pork $40 5o@$2o
do l22c; plain hams lie; canvaSsed DO l2c
sugar cured do lac p 1b; prime lard lo4c
in kegs l2c. Coun,ry meat, mast-ied ant
in poor packages, one cent less y tb.
BALE RorE.- Country 74@78c; machin
ss@9c 9 ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SW94c; molassc
400 42c; Rio coffee l2@l3c; G. A. sal
81 so; Kanawha 40c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-04

PLATFORM OF THE MAssAcHusETT RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY.-The following are the
resolutions adopted by the Massachusetts
Fusion Convention WI, ch met at Worces-
Ter on the 20th instant, and nominated J u
LtUs Roc swrLL, of Pittstield, as candidate
for Governor:
Resolved That the iroreosa and advance
of Slavery, the additions TO the number Of
Slave States, the successive triumphs Ct
slavery in the political contests ofSthe last
half century, the coutl Of Of slavery ever all
departments of the Government, the expe-
rience OF the last few years in the legisla-
tive, executive and judicial departments,
gnd more especially the repeal OF he Mis-
souri, Compromise, have made Slavery, in
/ its national relations and in lis relations TO
the free States, the paramount practical
| question in tho politics Of The country.
| Resolved, That Slavery as a State insti-
tuition, is NOT within our power or respon-
Ir'h.li;y; but slavery, in It's relations to the
nations, is the concern of every man in the
nation; i'll lis relations to'the tree States, is
! the concern Of every man in the free States.
/ Resolved, That Massachusetts, the ear
! iiest battle ground Of freedom, gives her
heart and hand TO Kansas, the latest battle
ground OF freedom,
Resolved, That the repeal ofthe MiSsou-
ii Compromise makes every inch Of the ma
tonaI domain battle ground between Free
dom and Slavery. Il make, the admission
of every new State conflict between Free
DOM and Slavery. The is nc thus forced
upon us, VIC accept. 1t shall be by no fault
OF ours il amther slave State is added TO the
Urion, Of any OF lis territories lett open to
! the possibility Of slavery.
Resolved, That we tender no geographic
cal or sectional issue, nor MY we be deter
red from our duty by tie ieer u one. The
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise ha,
erased the geographical line. Our principle
are national and general, Our spirit is ma,
lional and liberal We seek sympathy an(
cooperation from all parts Of The land We
look for members and candidates from Soutl
and North, East and West. Our princi
pcs do not justly lead 10 sectional issue -
II the slave power raises one, the fault i.
theirs, Jet the victory be ours.
Il solved, That we require no conformity
) of opinion on other subjects of national o.
> State policy. No man surrendering o.
qualifying his opinions on those subject
we all recognize the duty Of ~lking IL,
question Of Freedom paramount. To secure
union of action here, we attempt no unity 0
; opinion elsewhere.
Reso, ca, That we accept the name 0
he REPUBLICAN PARTY, which ha
been adopted by our friends and felow-la
hnrers il. o,hcr States. We unite in tina
patty TO assert the great principles for wheel
we contend, and TO carry them to triumph
ant issue
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-04
$50, 600

very superior and select Shingles, from Chi
cago, in half and quarter bundles. These. with
my stock on hand, of Allegheny Shingles, makes
my stock in this line, very complete. ! am also
receiving large additions to my stock of white Pine
and Poplar LATHS. The White Pine Laths Of
different qualities and prices accordingly, from 81
TO 81 so per NJ. Poplar Laths from SO TO So %
depending on the quantity wanting. full supply
of DOORS, SASH and BLINDS constantly on
hand. Also, LIME, CEMENT, ard PLASTER
OF PARIS. will make a liberal deduction TO
dealers in Lumber or any other article in my line,
who buy TO sell again. Orders enclosing the cash
or good city aeceptances, will be promptly attend
ed TO. ]. H. WHITE.
Lumber Yard corner Of Third and Vine streets,
opposite to the City Hotel, and corner of Broad
way and O'Fallon streets, st. Louis, Mo.
aug19-ch Republic an-S5.