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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

ToBAcco PLANrs.-The demand for To-
bacco Plants far exceeds the supply, and
many acres of ground designed for Tobacco
have been planted with corn. We notice
by the last "Brunswicker" that many plant
beds in that county have been robbed
This is new species of robbery, and we
hope the miscreants will be brought to- JUS
tice,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14
Biography of Senator Linn

The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Herald, says that biography of the late
DR.. Linn, of Missouri, will soon appear
from the press of the Appletons. The first
chapters are now ready. and will be in the
hands ofthe publishers in few days. The
work will be from the pen of his talented
and highly educated widow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

B-Barnum's Baby Show is in progress.
He excluded nigger babies, at which some
of the aboltionsts were very wroth. The
grand hundred dollar prize was awarded
to a New York .baby-by previous ar
rangement, doubtless. The show proves 10
be good financial operation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

3@The Know Nothings held a National
Convention in Philadelphia, last week.
Their proceedings are not yet made public
1t was hoped that they would throw Mas.
sachusetts overheard and effect an open or.
ganiz0tion-two things very essential TO fu.
ture success.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

ILLINOIS ELrcrIoN.-An election was
held in Illinois last week, for Judges of the
Supreme and Circuit Courts. A vote was
also taken oil the Liquor Question. The
result is not ascertained, but sufficient re.
turns have been received 10 show that the
Suckers are not yet prepared to get along
without the ardent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

Es"Hon Jso. G. MrLLER.--We are glad
to learn by an announcement in the "Boon-
vile Observer" that the health OF Hon. Jno.
G. Miller is improving. He will not visit
home, but spend the summer in the Noun
tains of Virginia. We hope he will soon be
permantly restored to health.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14
ga-Mr. Gadsden, the American Minis

gs-Mr. Gadsden, the American Minis
ter, in Mexico, declined TO lower the Star
Spangled Banner, in honor of the Romsh
dogma Of the immaculate Conception, to
celebrate the settlement of which, it seems,
Santa Anna had decreed pompous civic
and military fete, in the Capital, on the 18th
of May.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

DR.. McFarlancc has published letter in
the New Orleans True Delta, in which he
declares that cholera, smallpox and yellow
fever now prev I'll in that city, and that the
two former are almost epidemic.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

ErMIsrAKH.-The examination at elm
Ridge Academy" will begin on Wednes-
day, June 9th, instead OF l7th, as printed
in our last. The friends OF the school, and
Education, are referred to the notice OF the
Examination, in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

DSome weeks ago, family named
Hof, consisting of man and wife, and his
four sisters, left Maryland for Iowa. While
proceeding up the Mississippi river, the
cholera broke out among them, and before
the steamer arrived at its place of destinu-
ton, every one Of the party had persisted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

I5%We are indebted 10 Hon. II. y. Gey-
err, for the first part Of the Patent Office Re-
port, for 1854 cmbodying the "Mechani-
Gal" portion of the Report Of the Commits
sioner of Patents. -t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

KANSAS MEETING.-There will be u
Kansas meeting in Huntsville, on Monday
the 25th, at which, among other things del
egates will be appointed to the Lexington
Convention.
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CANDY.
Straw Cutters.
SundriSS.

SundriSS.
Pie Fruits, all kinds,
Brandy Peaches,
Pickles Of every kind,
Lemon Syrups,
FIavoring extracts,
Pepper Sauce,
Tomato and Walnut catsups,
Preserved Ctron,
Layer bunch Rasins,
Soft and hard shelled almonds,
Preston 4 Merrills Vest Powders,
Spice boxes for 6 kinds spices,
Prunes in . ID boxes,
Ground mustard in boxes and bottles,
Ground Ginger and Pepper,
Nutmegs. Cloves and CaSsia,
Mace and allspice. whoesale and retail by
jmel4. CAMERON, MASON & co.
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, June IA, 1855.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
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E77NEw BoAr.-The Ben Bolt, new
boat has come into our river under command
of that experienced boatman and accom-.
plished gentleman, Capt Asa ANNIs She
is neat little craft, well appointed-car-
res well--will run in any damp place, like
"skeert canine" Capt. A. enters against
the Monopoly, which has been so much CEN
sured, and profIers to divide profits with
his patrons. We wish him great success,
and commend his boat to the favorable con-
sideration of passengers and shippers.
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DiSSolut1On-

TTNHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
/ tween VIM. B. Tally and VIM. d. Matthews,
is hereby dissolved, and our debtors arc requested
TO call at the office Of Thomas Shackelford, Esq.
and pay off their accounts for the year 1850 which
are in the hands of W. Granville Feazlc. VINO is
authorized by US to settle the business of the firm.
A prompt compliance with the above request
will save costs as it is our determination 10 resort
to the law should those who are indebted to us
be dilatory in making their payments.
w. l.. TALLY.
June IL, 1S55-2w. w. D. MATTHEW'S.
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DR. w. H.1nRR

OFFERS his professional services to tlc cid
~ zens of GLASGOW and vicinity He hopes,
by faithful attendance 10 professional DUTIES
TO merit continuance, and increase OF patronage,
Office with DR.. Vaughan.
Glasgow January 2l--iF
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI sr-
COUNTY or Howard ''''
In the CouniV Court, Nay 18th. 1855.
Samuel c. Major, Public Administrator Of How
ard County. and having in charge the Estate of
Jonathan Lggctt decd
Petition 10 SH iGgi f0r the pGgmrNt Of debts.
x AID Administrator files his petition setting
Dlorth that the personal estate OF said deceased
is not sufficient 10 pay the debts Of said Estate,
and praying the Court 10 grant an order tor the
sale Of the real estate belonging TO slid deceased
for that purpose. And the court being satisfied
that such is necessary, il Is ordered that all
persons interested be fled that application has
been made for the sale of the real estate belonging
20 said deceased at the time of h7 death to witt
An undivided interest of Two Tirths Of the South
West quarter of the North West quarter of Section
Ihrty-Two (32) Township Fifty t50), Range Sew
entern (l7.) Aud part Ct the South West !rac-
tional quarter of Section Thirty-SiX (36). Town
ship tIlty-Onr (5I), Range Eighteen (ls). And
the North West fractional quarter and part Of the
North West quarter OF Section One %, Township
Fifty (5O), Range L ghtcen 81. situalrdIn How
ard County Missouri. Also m undivided interest
oil Que third OF the North half OF the Moth East
quarter of Section Twenty Six (I6j, Township
Forty one an iange Fourteen IA and the South
West quarter OF the South East quarter of Section
Twenty-Three (23), Township forty-one (4l),
Range fourteen (li), aud the South East quarter
OF the South West quarter of Section twCnty-three
(23) township forty -one( Range fourteen( a.
situated in Miller County Missouri for the pay
ment Of debts. And that unless the contrary be
shown Oh or before the first day Of the next term
of this Court, an order will be made TO sell said
real estate. II further ordered that publication
ofthis order be given by publication in some news
paper published in this State at least six weeks
before the first day Of the next August Term OF
this court And this cause is continued.
Attest: A. ]. HERNDoN, Clerk,
Moy2i 5~ BIZ Wa, o. BUsroS, D. e,
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FINE LIaUoRs.-Messrs. CAMERON,
Mason & Co., advertise some very fine Lii
quors in to-day's paper, to which we invite
the attention Of those wanting pure arti-
Gle for Medicinal or Culinary purposes
Their Brandy is pronounced equal to any
ever brought to this place: and as far as
we have tested the sample politely furnish
ed us, (the quantity coming within the lin
it of the City Ordinance iorbidding the sell
ling by the SMALL we pronounce it good
for sickness or health" But it is not
comparable to their Champaign Wine, OF
the celebrated "Anchor Brand" Why it
should have so steady name as ".Anchor, "
we cannot divine, but think it had better be
styled Balloon" for something less than
two dozen glasses made us feel like "going
up" rather than casting "Anchor." The
reader will find their stock of Wines and
Liquors complete--of almost every grade
and prIce--and it will afford the gentle
manly proprietors, or their accommodating
clerk, pleasure 10 exhibit and sell the same,
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
BOUNTY LANDS.

TINE undersigned is prepared to make applica-
l. tons for bounty lands. All who have re-
ceved warrants for less than 100 acres, will be en-
titled to warrants under the recent act OF Con
gress. All who desire my services viii please call
at my office as soon as convenient. No pay re-
quircd until warrants are received.
THOS. SHACKELFORD.
Glasgow, March %, 1865.
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FOURTH JuLY.-There will be Ball at
Heether's Hotel, in Huntsville, on the 4!h
July.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

DIED,
In Randolph county, on the goth ult., of Chol-
era, Miss ELIZABETH SwETNAM. daughter OF
Mr.. George Swetnam, aged about 10 years.
In Randolph county, on the Sd. of Cholera, Mrs.
CAROLINE SwErNAM, wife of Mr.. George SWEET
nam.
In Weston. on the goth ut., Mrs. ANN PATTON,
eonsort OF Rev. VIM. Patton, aged 90 years.
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DEMIJO HNs.

LIVERY size from FIVE gallons down. FOR sale
IL either empty or filled with any kind of Liq-
usrs that may BE- wanted. -
JuneI4 CAMERON, MASON < co.
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Another Arrival!
OF Fancy and staple Dry Goods
Al
SIsOTSaYnnR & KIREnrsnr.s

4 MONG them Dress Goods, of Barge, Grape
"A dc PARIS, tissues, lawns and barpgc robes for
party dresses. Also. honre's, ribbons srd how-
ers, being the third arrival this season. unusually
pretty and cheap. Ladies' collars. ilpunciugs ami
embrUideries, 90 per cent. lower than usual pr-
ce.. SIX ludutiiIas aud Grape shawls, in great
variety, jaconcits, cambrics, sHsscs printed lin
ems for dresses; together with a general assorl-
ment Of prints, chin'zes, cottonadcs. brown and
hleeclIed domestics, linens, cassimercs. yestilr,;
clothing, hats and caps. &C.. 80, making our
-crtmellt tic most complete IN this MaIhet. We
respectfully splici: an examination.
SpOTSWOOD L kIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow. May 10, 1850
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Observation-Disclosures Packet.
J! aasB N BOLT, $3.50 IL
st. Louis and st. Joseph line.

REGULAR,
st. Louis and ST. Joseph Line.
TTNHIS Elegant, new and light drarght passenger
l. boat, having been purchased for the above
trade, and put in complete order will remain in the
river during the entire season. She IS an
INDEPENDENT, ANTI-MoToPoLY BOAT,
and looks to an Independent Anti Mon poly COM
munlty for support, pledging on the part Of her
officers. Promptness and fidelity, with far dealing
in all seasons.
The carrying capacity of the Ben Bolt is une-
quaed, and shippers may rely on her taking freight
in any stage of water. Her passenger accommo-
datios inferior TO no boat in the trade; in short
the great desidcraiums, for a first class Missouri
river boat. Brightness Of draught, carrying capac
ity, speed. and Passenger conveniences,) are hap
PLY and successfully blended. For freigi. or pas
sage apply Oh board, or 10
June II. MANSON & BARTuoLow, Agents.
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M A IL RI ID.
ID Il ID

On the Sd, Mr.. JOEL H. SHIP and Miss MAR,
tina WILLS, both Of this county.
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LOST HORSES.

~ sTRAYED, on Thursday 9th dn, o.
lsS of May, bay horse, property of 2e5S
high, heavy built. long heavy black name and
tail. small star in the forehead some small saddle
marks, some white on hind feet and PAGES well.
ALSO, at the same time, dark sorrel mare.
property of James Gregore.) 3 years old, near 10
hands high, a small star in the forehead, slight
blaze in the face, 2 or 3 white feet, g behind }
name and tail, light color, short tail for three
year old.
Any information that will lead 10 the recovery
Of these animals will be literally rewarded. Ad-
dress either Of the undersigned, at Fayettc, Mo.
WIN. II. NiPPER.
Fayetfe, June 14-lw. JAS. GREGORIE.
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PREPARED BY
DIR. JAMES &. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

SOLD BY
o. Henderson, Glasgow; POWELL s Co., Cam
bridge; j. II. CUNHINGHAN, kcytcsyillc; W. r
SNELsoN, FayettCj BAGBY Co., R0nnokej |. '
HARDY, Huntsville J. W. Tucker, Cauoilton
BARNAEp, ADAMS s PECK, ST. Louis; and al
druggists. May 3l-im.
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LIME.

TO FARMERS.
&c Grain Cradles, Complete.
6 doz. Waldron's Grain Blades,
Z" Z" grass do.
% Snnths,
% Hay forks,
3 Manure do
4" Ames' best spades;
8 = Anes best shoves,
Common spades and shovels,
20 pair Trace Chains,
40 OK chains, for sale by
June a. CAMERON, MASON & co.
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FAMILY CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

oac9EA GOOD SUBSTANTIAL SECOND
aassss==stis--- HAND CARRIAGE, for sale cheap. Il
can b. seen a, the shaP OF NJ, kadeG Giasg9 u
Ny " Nv
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TEAS.

EAMILIES in want Of very Superior article
IL or Black on Green Tea can find il at
June IL. CAMERON, MAsoN&s co.
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF GLASGOW
June llth. 1855. !
XyTHEREAS the City Council has recently
w passed some very stringent Laws concerning
the trading with slaves &c, deem il proper 10
advise all persons sending their servants TO the city
with articles for sale, to give them written per-
mission as the Laws concerning this as well as all
other ordinances will be rigidly enforced.
iunelI LOGAN ID. CAMERON, Mayor.
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window Glass.
Scotch Ale.

Scotch Ale.
A VERY superior article of Ednburg ale in
Aquarts and pints. Just received and for sale
by Ounel4) CAMERON, MASON s. co.
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Charter Oak Cook Stoves,
believed TO best in use.
pun,DS and Lightning Rods.

At kinds of Pumps aud The necessary INJURIES
for sale, and will he delivered and put mp, having
a wagon aud team for this express business. III
the Pump line fear no competition, and those
wanting pumns invited to leave their orders.
Lightning Rods warranted perfect, and put up
on short notice and rea.0Mahle terms.
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Eg. =. HAyENAANP,
wholesale Grocer and Comm ssh q "A
MERCHANT.

NO. % SECOND STREET, ST. louis.
d Rattent.on ThiG 20 sales Of Hemp
l. Tobacco, Bacon and Lard. ruhS-'y5.
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C55- Subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
expiration of the time paid for.-AS1
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June II, '55-S2-ch Republican.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

w l. are r"s9 IN receipt Of large gtocl; o. fEe
w i,UU., VI every kind and ash; an exauua-
ton. DAMEkON, MASON q co.
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TIN AND COPPER WARE.
G UT TIE I'm G

Glasgow. June II. 1853.
WASrEp-D,y Hides. BcPswax. Feathers. Flax
Seed. Drie Fruit, old Copper, Brass and Pew
ter, which will ne taken in exchange for work OF
& oods, or the cash paid, al Market rates. Give
me cal, whether you want TO buy or sell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05
ELoRIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER

YARpS-The undersigned have, IN addition their cid ana
ei krosn es'sesafd smaer Yards us street landing
between s fAi Cedar and Pine saets recently
hummer yard 81 th Old Basn rong
between Where and Rohfscn
81 s. sirss where they keep constantly
and inch, wde dressed ed and groovea
Yellow Pine Calling. s
~ N aud IN inch and srooved
yellow fiae Flooring. $3.50
III and ~ inch, wide dressed sousru iept yaa
Pine Flooring. 49, -''
Dressed Shelving md dressd scanne and
Ios Of all sssp heavy timber Decking Pianks ara
neh Pine Boards and Roash Weather Sths Shiges
PanEs, ready mads Doors and Sah Bnds Moulding
made order.
oas taken for Lumber their Mills Pensacola and Black
wsr Bay West and cut ssii he markets Of Philadelphia
Christi ard other along Calf eoas al ~
ordsd They are also prepared supply The Engh
other European markets. - -s'~
Their Dressed Lumber kept all neatly piled Sheds and from
The afss supply constantly hand customers
all times article well resdy fer immediate rs
P0oLEf, NiCoL CO.,
Corner Cedar and Julia sts New Rasin.
iya An Corner Rchsca and carendeisi Walk Old Basin
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gs5 Interior Eneampments.
MAGNOLIA No. 4, Baton Rouge, meets on the
second and fourth Saturdays Of each month. ~
MOUNT SINAI No. 8, Franklin, La, meets on
nrst ard third Wedncsdsytin each month.
G. W. SHAW No. 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
first andfourth Saturdays in each month IA IA n
s JAMES FURNEAux, arand Scribe.
HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, of Odd Fellows Hall
Associations meet at their Office in Odd Fellows Hall
thefrst Monday of every -JamesStocktop, Pres
ident Thos Shields, Secretary; John Bein, Treas
urer; John Orchard, II Stetscn, Dunlop Il
swain hurry, Ii Howard Kursheedt, q N Morrison,
Smith, N Van Hook 6 Race.
The BOARD OF prREcToRs OF 0Dp FELLows' REST
In Odd Fellows Hall, on the second Monday in JAM
nary. April July and October the fourth Mon
day in December. offcera-Henry Bier. President;
Stroud, jr Treasurer; James RurneRux Secretary
Menlbers-H Dillingham;, Geo Hooper, Il II Dentzel, r
SEain, @ Smith, Bowditch, Strong, Thomas
Keefe, Robin Boullemet,
THE GENERAL RELIEF CoMMITTEE /. o. o. r. OF
NswoRLEArs meets at the Office of the Grand Secretary
in 0ddPeows Hall. on the fourth Wednesday every
month. 0fhcersH l. Kelsey. President, No 68 Camp
Jas Fnrneaux, Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall. . Mem.
bars--J . Cunningham /; II T Hays, Is St Charles
street Galpin, Jersey street Fourth District II
Bruce, 80 Canal street; J i Guberpator 81 Hercules
street Thos Bailey l6o1s Chartres street; NJ Van
Hook, 81 Gravier street Vim McGulloch, Gas Works,
8Grayier street " Hehrard, lis Canal street j A
Florat, IL New Basin W Furbrenger; A Fortier, Al
eiers; Nungesser ;S Magner, 81 Roysl street
Thos 0nR. 81 Tchnrptoulas street
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THE &. W. GRAND EscaapusSr oy .ra, .aous

HE x. W. GRAND EScAaPMEHT OF PATRIARcHs
OF LeusslasA T. GO y. lneets sem-anpnallY Cd ths
third Tuesdays in january and July, in Grand Lodge
Room, at Odd Fallcwsi Hall, corner Of Camp and
aiayetts streets New Orleans Officers for the year
lsSS@thos Saielda " ~ 9 P 8 Hardy, III q aHP
villDgham y W g w; Jas Furneaux r w q
Rto tbs NJ q y Of the O s Thos Bragg r. N a
NV, W; :, y 4 AWE ~ Here y Frank
DGr of District No. 2 Oscar Barbse 81 Maeuolia N
Ar WpG r Of District No 8 a D. VI Covert. Il a NJ
Shaw Ennampment No. TO-, D. D. g. Patriarch District
No. a, Clinton.
All intended for the Grand Encsmpment
should BIZ directed, James Furneaux, Grand scribe
Grand secretarys Office in Odd Fellows Hall.
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interior Subordinate Lodges,

Interior Subordinate Lodges.
DE aovo No I, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs-
day evening.
Er. MARYssNo 20, meets At Franklin, Saturday
evening
METH No. 81, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening
81, LANDRY No. %, meets at 0peIousas, Satur-
day evening
eLrsroa No. n. meets at Clinton, Wednesday
ss evening.
cAnaeLL 40. SO, meets 1t ! IKE Providence,
Monday evening.
TRsITr No, 80, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening
ExcELsIon No. 90, meets ct Thibodaux, satur-
day evening.
New IBERIA No. So. meets At Newtown, Thurs
day syaning
PRAIHIn No 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
eIENETvE.IE No. Al. meets at Chensyyille,
Monday evening. 81,
THOMAS H.sHIELDs Grand Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sc. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Depot and 0iice, No. So North Third ntreet.


st. LOUIS, MO.
STEPHEN RIpGLEy. WILLIAM G. LOGAN
President Treasurer.
q The Company manufacture Refined Oil Cordage OIL
Paint gu Tannef OIL, Lamp Burning OIL Naptba and Pitrh
winch they with condolences dealers and consumers
the pufpoaes herein enumerated
REFINED Olt-For Machinery of ell kinds Cling wood
all purposes ior whinh Sperm Oil Generosity nsed
CRUDE Oh CCRDRGE QtL-Wal adapted Machinery
such as Car Wheels heavy Mil Work. and for Manila
aud Heap fer Cordage either alone combination with Whale
other o aldo for making Printers ink and for oipg Wood
preservation. ~
PAINT OLA substitute Lipaeea on; dries well in about
Twelve the fully equal to the oil supeedea
TANNERS oilEor dressing Leather and Curriers' uses
the best ola commonly and decidedly betta than
Whale Oil.
LAMP, BURNING oThe on consna large per eenage
carbon consequently cannot be used N ordinary lamps simple
inyentcn alteration the difficulty and the Oil
with abrilhaney unsurpassed by any other iight.
NAPTSA--For manufacturing Vamshes, 5urnng Fluids
PIrcHFos all for which Pitch is used, being very
superior Article.
s- ron LUsRIcATINs MAcHN ERyrbs Oils recommended
for that should be applied three ues the
other oils would be applied bat in uiahed quantity
that the eousumpton would be alike Be careful clean Ma
chney before applying the OIL esst APP
pcatos as nds to free Machinery from the impurities
grosser Ola.
The eempsny FILL all oe and prices that
canhot fail 10 give satisfaction.
~ All orders forwarded the be promptly at
tended To. ies1t II :
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VA HERE are made Mills of the various
sizes md capacity adapted TO stenu water Hoe Powe
hundred to i've hundred dollars and
sndlns from three to sixty bushels hau according
aeer O. Burr, the applied and the velocity gwen
Southern
e best guarantee Of 'bsr excellence their
% extensive aae and the ge leupIoyedn
The proprietor also prepared to furnish Boilers the
gnI.ior sud tsniy Hour Planters wanting M md
pefs upio me nea encourage be-
aed by purchasing Of the than By depending
o. OH, snSW Nor.hern tFaps i9r grinding.
oo"lng lbe wlshow the prices of the various ssed MILE
Nh nd o. PesuPiR aeeordahce with printed hu
u inch Burr price s0h Capacity from bushels the hour
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price si5 Capacity bushels tho hour
'scity iroau 10 bOotevcutons wide
Sire u inohcs large enough any Mil ned ae from Il
inch Burr price sl7s capscy 10 10 bushels 10 he hour
800
inch burr price 1900 Capacity from is bushels .hs
hou eetty from 500 to soc rovoa.ens Band 10
ihan bn price $3.50 Capacity II sholls
eoely NON 900 to $40 revolutions Band ~ vide
.hsn n price 1900. Capacity from ~.
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@ ron 59t9 s0 revolutions per minute
ne aooye the Manuory eomuete Ia every and
V snainS whoa attached 70 appropriate power per
@ accompanying the Sill. All the
y sns " mat e the addreaa Of Willis p. Coleman
o. az agents WI meet with prompt attention
WILLIS p. COLEMAN. Patented and Proprtetor- "a
Mr. g. A. Pickett IS Commercial Place will attend to Ina ami
my mills 81 my agent during absence the city
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