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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-15
JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries.


Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes &C.,
Texas street, Shreveport
HAS just received one of the largest and best as
il 4 sorted stocks Of Dry Goods ever brought to this
market, TO which additions made by every arrival
comprising in part silks, tissues berages, and every
description Of the fashionable dress goods for Ia
dies, cacoes of all coors and qualities, merinoes
tlannels, cloths loweils inseys. linens, drings da-
pers, etc, large and varied assortment of the
most fashionable styles of hats caps, boots and Shoes
CUTTERS shoes, slippers and brogans for ladies, misses
and children; boys boots and shoes. large assort-
ment Of fashionable read y-made clothing variety
Of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, brides, col
lars, blankets, hardware iron, cutlery, tools. nails
crockery queensware. glassware, china etc.
Also--A large stock of fresh and genuine Groceries
consisting of Bacon pork sugar, molasses, coffee,
tea, chocolate flour, iard salt pepper SPICE mackere
candles liquors of all kinds, wines, etc.
Terms-Cash, Or Oh time to strictly punctual Gus
toners april Is
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4HininH.

0N HAND, and to arrive, 500 ozs. Fairs Qui.
! nine The purest and best article in use. Also
a general assortment of fresh Chemicals.
;un97 WIN. B. MILLER, Druggist
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For Rent.

Asgss1A ~ 7, "@--- NUT EIVEis
$500 : Fla Ihave house dat wnuld, with scn1o
EaHM \ g#Ms slight alterations, mike convenient
Est4 aafsE@ss boarding house. With the necessary
changes there will be about fifteen rooms, and it is
more conveniently situated than any other hoass of tbs
same capacity in town. Possession given on the Is,
Jaslary 1854 provided contracted for in time to mako
the alterations lnov23l s. II. CAIN.
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Dissolution.

UsSOIutIUHs
ME coparnership heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned, under the firm of Swiney, Grfen
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, each
partner being charged with the liquidation of the I'M
settled business. " JOHN 7. GREEN
THOMAS II. HUNT.
BENJAMIN CRUMP.
New Orleans, July 3, 1855.
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Sta ti0nery.

BLANK BOOKS of every description; letter, cap.~
- record and note paper yellow, white, fancy, mote
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax waters; steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards; chcssmen; chess.
boards; dice; red tape; linen and Irvine; wrap
ping paper; black. red and eernie inks etc. for s.s
by ImyJGj VIM, MALE
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CPICES-Cloves. allspice, mace. nutnlegs, CHINA
~ mon, cassia, ginger, mustard, black pepper and
every description of flavorng extracts for sale by
my30 - s@sWM. BALL.
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Election Notice,


---sszo By virtue of proclamation issued by Sam
ISs~ Ford, esq, president of the police jury there
1855 will be ali ELECTION held the court house
in the town of Shreveport parish Of Caddo, on SiTE5E-
DAY, 18th day of September, 1855, for Justice of
the Peace for Ward No Four to fill the vacancy
atod by the death of John K. Parsons. The commits
sioners are required hold said election according
law. and make due return to the undersigned sheriff
auoll III. WATSON. sheriff.
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Lack 0uti

A LII those who do not pay me by the lst OF June,
N 1855, may expect to have their accounts placed
in the hands of an officer for collections. Third and
ast ca!l-fair warning. II. a. ZOLL.
Shreyenort, Nav 2, 1855.
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Receiving, Forwarding and Commission


MERCHANT,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport
TIME subscriber having taken the connexions and
4 convenient brick warehouses recently occupied
by L. E. Car,ef is prepared to receive and store cot
tom merchandise and produce; and will promptly for
ward all goods consigned to his
Liberal advances in CASH will be made on cotton
left with me for shipment to New Orleans, or to be
sold in Shreveport and will devote my personal at
tention to selling cotton in this market.
Shreveport, June 6, 1855. n. MOORE.
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To the Planters.


LNROM the solicitations of many of his planting
IL friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention the Sale ef Cotton in this market.
Refers to the merchants of Shreveport generally.
Shreveport, Sept Is, 1854. D. S. WILDER.
- Tiie Marshall Republican will copy six months
and epni hill tn this Office
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f. H. NORRIS,
Successor 10 J. w Morris i
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Texas street, Shreveport, La.
II AS constantly on hand. large and genera! as
Il Il snrtment of
FRESH DRUGS. MEDICINES.

y = u LIE z "a LlG cS G .
Surgical and Dental Instruments; Patent Medicines;
medicine chests; physicians saddle ard office fur
nture; and supporters; syrtngss of every des
crption. including Maw:s improved domestic syringe;
apothecaries scales and weights; nursing bottles; nip
pie glasses and shields; breast pipes, etc. etc
A large assortment of FINE PERFUairRY i. embrace
ing soaps, pomatums, hair oils, Bachelors hair dye,
curling fluids, Italian pomade for restoring the hair,
pearl and rice powders, powder boxes, fine extracts,
cosmetics cold lotions, tooth powders, shaw
ing creams tooth brushes, hair aud clothes brushes,
fine and combs, fancy goods, and every article
pertaining to the toilet.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS.
Whewash and scrubbing brushes horse brushes dust
ing brushes and hearth brooms
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Last ADtice.

4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned, are
N tilted that unless they come forward and settle
forthwith their will be placed i'll the hands
of an officer for collection. The planters have had an
opportunity of selling their cotton, and it is impossl-
bic FOR wait any longer.
mavo f. & B. JACOBS.
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NAILs-75 kegs Nails, assorted from Id TO God
~ Also, bar iron, castings ETC., for sale by
MARES JOHN WALTERS
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~ Left our Stable
SNAMsN1e OK the 9Th inst, TWO H0RsES,--One
grey horse, medium height the sad
a,SLaeS$k. die marks very plain. The only other
mark remembered is a cut made by the Bit The
other horse is bay, medium height; his tail has been
thinned out No marks remembered "E ..
Any information relative to said horses will be
thankfully received by u.s. 4-ss Ia g.~-E
inn2O MARKHAM r. TAIJYr~
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So Z. o. o. r.
- % llTHE regular meetings Of Meth Lodge No.
- III FL, held on Wednesday evenings, at
the old Caddo Lodge, on Spring street.
j. W. MARKHAM, N. G.
Y. RITcuIE, Sec'y.
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DERFUMERY--A complete assortment of choice
i Perfumery, Fancy Soaps Pastes, Lotions Hair
Oils from the most celebrated manufacturers for sal
&. ;iun2nj WIN. BALLS Drug Sl2te
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S. E. WOODRUFF.
GOODWIN & WATR

DEALERS in fancy and staple Dry Goods, Groce
- ries, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware, Crockery
Ready made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps etc.
Sarrvle Smith county, Texas. ian1
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DROWN's GENUINE ESSENCE of JAMAICA
19 GINGER-A fresh supply on hand and for sale at
gugl5 VIM. BALLS Drug store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
EEAE AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
1 Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va

VTVVaTF TIT VV"TI 'F"""''
~ The suhscrhers take pleasure IN notifying yfrSa
Eg he Merchants ui Nueiiia, nnd North Cur" e1fsfS
M Tint tbpir stock uf Guols fof tie has been
received, and the, pr"Pa"ed Ia serve their en'
I'm nnd othes mny vlsIl this market 10 lay ~
ih'r Fall ,opplef.
1t i, knnwn thai We law always kept lage aud VA
ird nssnrinent of Good- IN our linz, aud viii only
ndd III u cur stuoh the present t'hson - unusually
large and we'll ns-otcd selected entirely from Manuiac
acts in person lay the senior rhlner whose Pcfencc
e fifteen sears eDnh him make such selections hnd
surh i'll insure sdeoes-ul competition h
,iv ,bbing House Month N Soulh
sep0.t. MAJOR 4 MOORE
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation

OF EARTENwARE AND CHINAi
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
INlE suhst nhcr otrr- to the trade atRe aud vniied
y stock of Earthenwate, China and 6l So the pat
terms of which were selected by himself IA person.
ilnvine nisxprre OF many wears IN this ruicuar
uincss hr feels confidence IN stating that IN point
of price and qnnuy, will eomParo avoinhly with eay
other hnnsi in the trade
White Granite Dinner Wnrc.
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Ten Ware etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy d"
Fine Decorated Chlna DINNER AID Dessert Sets
Do do do leu aud Toilet SETS
Do do ,ia Pitchers aud Vases
Gold Band do ,l above variety
WI hte Chian do OF nLovo variety.
Common Mare of every descriptions snithhle Tor
olcnlinr which he offers upon such terms for cIsh
cannot lni tn plcasc
Fine Aaute Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Wn,trrs an ! BrittanIn Ware
Safety aud other Fluid and solar Lamps
6lnss Ware ia every variety.
All he asks Is u cn. and he feels assured hsprices
vii giv. satisfaction.
Iii. rnrkrri- one uf hchcst in the trade
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
sep Pts JAS d. Il EVANS,
No. III Mnin street Richmond Va.
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 all who use Liquor as n Medi.
cine Or as u Beverage.

ms W - ''eo"t''o liquor, M 'or medl-
o5,a,r . a ,p1v. re SCI % .nrs 10 "'Lr
I,inan,f,r,n1.d /, =, Sh5a - H.,
:, - - i t, S.''''a'' :" i'o'"'o' ana
. , ~ ,1 =, t'a 'liy ny process
- ''''' 49, '"'"F''9e" una uh-
o !, :; ,.l h ,l ...,l ,.
-. i la ~, =; - :, - rff VI seseiA'
l ~, r. a,; ~ h; @ .e Peln'nnoos
, ', ,,,;' n'''l VI .'qu"r us''lea
'' ~ W. ~ - w e VI t'e nervous ana
-. : !, i,I - ' ,. '' " ~ ''o,o'a
" = ~ '. In ~, ',''"P'i"r h"u'seh'e' "meh
T. ,.ad t t ,e'', ~
-, r. -. 81 - " '., I t Ing '''s ''a' '"e
NIalN ii n - 80 ~ se, "''io "ha
,,up'lte' oi I J"ler nftf,o,o'e used Ou' with
- ~ - - 'e"''' ' ''p,"",'e ""u "e-
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1 lCUEslCE! LvCOhICE.-
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

TNIiE subscriber has just hn,,hed u vr,y e.
u lrrc sarrly of SycrSarc, embracing The ga
fpllp~ ing articles: GsAak6
Tlfcaded Tnhe mud Teaspoon, ntin Tnble und l'r
poons threaded Table, Desert and lea forh, palH aud
threaded coup. and gravy Ladies', Smear fong~
SPOONS. Cnke and Butter kniyes, Pie aud Fruit
knives SHit mud Mustard Spoons Silver Cups mud Cob
t. and Cream Pite5er., l.yer Sagn Dishes. 81 ons
md Bowls nj wnrrcntcd pur coie.
Al, handsome a.s5 ttment I Pla ei Ainth
Gn-fets Cake and Fruit Bazkrta card Baskets iule
md 1rat prons. Cand 'eirks Salt,ra d., Egg~aeds,
Water Pin her. NC, all wasranted rcpfesri ted, at
the isn oi the Eagle. TlIOS. AOWLAN
dee 0-t4 Sycamore Petersburg, VA.
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GEORGE JONES & CO.

nRUGGlSTS rErrRsBuHG, Vn oner ior snie for
- CASH or ON approved CREDIT, extensive
md varied assortment nt Medicines, Paints Oils
Dye .Stuffs, Window Glass Soaps, PeIfumeiy.
Nc. Nc. Obtninng their supplies from marut'rtr"ts
md importers onIy they prepared furnish rue
mud genuine articles low theycun he bought oi any
regular ioblng honse
Their stock fr the Fall trade cmbrnces Be.t Frcuch.
English nud American Quniue; Prime Carrnrns aud
Manila Indigoes; Prime Honduras Cnehnehl; BEST Ol
i've OIL in bottles aud casks, Pure White Lrnd, dD ani
ground in Oil; Prime Dmhro Mndd"r. hHrr'ls and
kegs; Blue Nitrio in ttl- nnd keys; Exuuel L"gwood
ia boxes; SPICES Of ali kiud- Whole aud ernnnd lopu
lar rneut Medicine. of all Ii ID; uuts un Other *
Irncis for the andhererf Cert an lrgne Hair Obs,
romntum. l. air Brushes dc &c 80.
sep9-ts
1 lCOESICE! IEGObICE!-We hive
IL good supply oi Licurice OF approved brnd,-E
ale accommodating
THOS. BRANCH & SONS,
"p2lts Petersburg, Va.
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TERMS.

n. VIRGINIA Is published daily &C. aud weekly
~ per tyauce No paper will be discontinued.
cepta pton OF the Propetas until all arfeaIages hal
nav paul.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cents per Of
Il lines Tor the first inrrtpn and 81 cts tor each
nuane, unleS orlerl weekly and then %
per lnare viii bc charged tr each insertion II tr number I
Insertions il marked tue hSit published till
lrrsi out, and charged Accordingly.
yATIS G,n
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| Atlhe ,ien at rle lna + Il. GIBBS.
tR. vi laner. nl VEN. inc far me will cnnN.

NEW BAKERY Tho ,nbsrrIbr, hnvi tnr-
y chasr of NJ JOHN Is Shnner, deoi boinw
the Nofvcle House, hi4 coif o. ot ,uds consist.
ing # -urh u-unly kept Ia the best restaurants
Ghoi, Lqnai-, Segnr., Tobacco. Gaudie-, Toys. md
all uuieIr, necc,sily fr we regn ntcd GnHeebnn
Rcrnur he pluuis.- thar he will all lines,
lis best rxcttios accommodate In the nrrcpth
lie all who may favor bin with cHli. He on.
tr attention will be devoted In tho business and he is
dctc, mined that On hls pnr effort shp he wanting
provide Ter his guests The Bakery i also atiachcd
the embellishments, where every article in Tat depart
neut vii be inru-hed NJ -hon nniice.
Oysters nnd SaackS Ia nishrd trom7, NJ u IL,
T. NJ All a,k i-a cali to insure your 'turu.
EDWARD l.. IIEINiCHEN.
inn ID In
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Petersburg, Jnn'y 1t, 1870
l,n 3ts
:. MAIL LINE roas N. Yo,sA

y. MAIL LINE EOEk ". AO1sk
y. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE first clnss dnuh, engine steamship, s>fEt'f>
Roanoke, Capt Thomas Skinner. eav,s CITY -sssss
r,nnt for New York, Every Saturday morni ~, 10 q
fluck. touching Mt Norfolk, 1hs J"mest tfwn, Cari
Edward Caycnds raves = heretofore. Il ely 1u"sdny
etinP touching Norfolk. Trains by Rsilf nd hom
frt"i.lmg meet with enc" =h T..
Passengers lcayiug Lyuclhmg on Tuesday mr,nine
will arrive IN tirc fu the Jnmr-tnn at City Puin hc
anne evening at7 81 cock; and leaving ffidny
all lay uy,i IN T. ~hug that night, mi connrct wit
ilo Rol1okr, nexl mutnipg III 10 nripcl.
fa--are pnl tare hep Petor,hnrs, including
State Rn1rn4, tld ~
Ni'cInpo Ia.~ARe. = wv
'a..asc m Far tt. N"folt .omr IA. hy ~ Ri'cr
Strnmeta
F,r frcir ,rrr., ar nrrN
SAN clio. BAPTIST, Pc. r-l nre
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

1--WE -uh-cnhrf 5rhi raaprritujN shI I'm niten-
n ton al husc wishing ru mai their hi'uds pre-
In )hrs lsol "a hct thut Will be lriha abavn
ata,aopas rnl III h lHl'ry an -clrr from - lartr
II r,v, Tv u@ Fancy Go. H., received
lot the orcd-an At pttcc- IL ut the tuu-. ntd lpHe
them fi'r with one OF orc his IN nmittI" PREMll NJ
DEGUEsREOIi PES. Remember lhn GIBB, bore
ot oi The +. Ian hy ' first rrcm I'fv II competitors
II the lat. r- ut Hrt,trhgrp i RithmoGd; which
= suilci"uf eunran.c thut his i. il, "a hnNc
your image transferred aqun NAT ne So nuhuu mnoh
adp. coE.c aiong nu ltlrnad-.n your carriages an
foot al orrrccrivrd mike, aud you VIII dnd rl"ly o
ire aud every fhing m,k" ypu conf rtnblo
While waiti time ot siuing. In eseIy cns" en-
lire al'-ltrrion q et-"r no clmrRe mndn
Al he Ign at thr ilns + Il. GIBBS.
tEFs AIi paper- udvcitisiuc lar mo will cary
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Smiths EnyigOrating Cordial

hisSOLUTION subsc, bers having dis
- posri et their entire stock to MesSrs rnlialerro
g. Hamilton would respectfully cal upon those ndebt.
FL them forward and settle IA is essential
that their business be c'osed up early pr riud
possible, In retiring from the erocery business they
their sincere hunks their ren+ and customers
for the liberal encouragement bestowed upon them, and
ask "A continuance ot tie s~ine concern Office
the old stand. DiLLARD IL OGDEN.
drr 99.ts
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IA SHALL & CO.
jS6 Brnn,iuoy n. Y.


Ordnrs fn Ene,evars and Tie Is in tn. erest en-
e prise dnily arriving nom II paits oi tlr United
States md CunaIa, "hcl warrant Us in pom .ing a
very cnrlf ,loy the tiluiion Applications should
be nndc immediately as only certain number .t Tick
rt e.H be sold. Le'fe, "ith tho money enclosed TO
be pcpaid aud the Engraving nnd Ticket will be for
wnr led free DASHALL H. CO.
dec l3=d lNar 1876 Broadway. New York.
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RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Line Canal Boats.

M ERGHANDlSE a.. from he Narl l.Itc LI,IIIlsk
~ consigned I" ~ aud tohucro, pro t-aEle---1as
uee st. shipPe3 II this nne. from lynehburg. tnr
"mded tfec II Con, a,sSoa. Onr boats ieavc Lynch
burg and RirLa.ond every undressing aud Satutdag.-
udf Lumhcr-ll use /. II FIRE PRODf building on the
li".in,n Richmond and are prepared nroceve lro'
"Hee tobacco DC on storage, the moi moderate
'harer. Merchandise A. IL suhitct To only one drny
sc IN Richmond Freight cprriednt customary nles -
EISrACE n ENARD,
JNO. ROSSER Ae't AT l.ynehhurg, Office at Mr. u.
Socksu lumber | ouse, on the iin,in
md 2gdIN
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NEW CONCERN.

TINHE undersigned viii continue the Grocrey AMI
L z mmi-sipn business al the old stand oi Wilson
4 Fank tiu where lie Intends keep'g Gehctai stock
Of every artic hi lire wouii GA sec ns
odd customers ant the pi bin ally Pr mpt atten-
nn TO all forwarding and other business entrusted to
J''S IL - '>'''.''
SrpirrahPr II. 1851, lStp@ -
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pus;evs MOUNTAIN M.LE STONES

I1HeAys NOEINEAtN NkLE stones
lha uuder-I gued are procuring from their cele-
mated l,nrly, the BusA Nnuuun, Montgomery couu-
~ Alil Stones nnl Burr. OF the ,ciy hc- uns. TIN
reputation OF thcsr rtones widely hto" O., but H.
Rairnnd giving increased tnclIrs filling ORDER,
Ne hive an oHtcd AcOuHic Hunt \ iIust,n, and Le
Johnson, Lynchlorq, nsent~ Tor the sae nf N
VIM ~ III rcreiy ortrr- md have then fulfilled
si5uIl"st uo'ice.
our Address. Bla >hfrg, Montgomery comfy Va.
ISRAEL. FRlCE y Co.
Jlnes NJ Williams. Dauyillc v Rryn"tI. 4 Cc
Lca, .illc. Nc, are alse our agent |. Z. y Co
Feb li-dSrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

I EE X CO, On the Dock, Richmond Va, have IN
- store aud hrr far sn
1000 sucks Liverpool Sail
$40 hhl4 Thon stnn LINE
loo " NORTH Carolina Tar
300 hn'es prime Northern Hay
300 tons Lung Plaster
so cnsk- Clciucd 2h,ter
so IONS Damaged Peruvian Gnano
20 " Mexican 90
20 T len
lao hbla. Medium No. 3 Mackatrl (new)
200 8" lltllnx llerrines
- " Winter Biouthcd Solur OH
Ais. complete assortment ot Manila AID Russa
O Cnrlnnn. HLnrh :. A.. 2-Ia
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f0MiNss Ais alND i nto,dinIo a6,r TN
>dtstnbuon O. / our httl., de- | t Jnumry. IL com
pletod shn commence calline IN The ho ,era fol
thei ltc amounts md hope fhcy ~l all Ice ia ,radi
to cAsu PROMPTLY.
Our hlcnl4 viii hrLr=in mimi thnt notwithstanding
tie siingcury o times, huNr usual can pie
of hunds enl,oy"d nnd ne nav manu0clu,jngh
unusras m &c amount of Clotlug for III. pribg -ne,
whichrcqurs lit" cn-h pny oil lhroreul innd
weekly t. tav m ng uf lie outlay in i, ft nlnctals
DrinqneHts. vLosc bills dur ISt Jnly Ia me- nj
v.t settled ere no iGr TINT ancs4 nttrrrd hN lst
February the, will ba rnred in lhr hnnds at hftef
collectors.
BIaROrGlI 5SuNE x -
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Ala over 100 900 Paintings. Statues, Media Ghn,is
Albums. faunho Rooks aud Portfolios of En- r,vinr.
mnkinr in all l50 od0 gifts which will be dis r,trd h,
Il committee appointed by the Shnreh,aer. md for
Nnrlad free Of ehngs b" he Public, ohedenr rgnnts
nASHALLS CO.
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GAS. GAS. CASH
MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS

VI fh rioIis hnve attained an est bllshrd
urnton, aiordng the only perfect Pret' tive agent
aud proven atve OF the Mothers greatest nil ctun,
Gafheytd Breast. \ surrly for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY 4. CO,
NV its Druggist.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
Cholera.

This dread disease is again making its
appearance on the Western Rivers. On the
Upper Mississippi, from eight to ten have
been buried from one boat. lnthe last ten
days there has been more or less on the
boats on our river, and in some cases it has
appeared in the river towns. We Under
stand there have been several deaths in Ar
row Rock-whether Of citizens, or persons
from boats, we are not advised. A family
was put of the Kate CdSSel at Brunswick
four Of whom died. Several negroes in
one of the factories were attacked, but al
last accounts were convalescent. Mr.. Lew
is, a much esteemed citizen of Miami, died
last Sunday in short time after getting
home from St. Louis. A negro man in the
bottom, opposite this place, had pretty Sc,
we're attack, but Is recovering.
1t seems we are TO have the cholera
again, and every one should be on the watch
and adopt such precautionary measures as
are called for. The authorities of towns
should see that they are properly cleared
Of all obnoxious Internationally cleans
ed and purified, and kept so. Will the au.
thorities Of OUR own place see TO this mat
ter? There is need Of it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
Glasg1w Insurance Company.

At meeting Of the stockholders of the
above company, on Tuesday last, William
d. Swnney, Talton Turner, Richard Ear.
ickson, John Harrison, Dabney c. Garth
Thomas Shackeltord, William c. Boon, Johr
H. Estill and Weston +. Birch were unani.
mously elected Directors. They will con
vene in Glasgow, on Saturday next, at The
Banking House Of Weston F. Birch s. Son
to elect the officers of the company, and or
ganizc for business.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

CALIroRNIA.-We make the following
extracts from letter written by young
gentleman who formerl" resided in this place.
The letter is dated "Nevada City, March
25th:"
cuisines. is very dull at this time, in
California. 1t is my opinion, that in the
course of a few years California will be worse
than the States in the way of money mat
tiers, &c., &c. A piece of gold was taken
out of Shaft on American hill last week,
which weighed lbs and 3 OF, by a man
from Randolph county, Mo. The lucky
devil left for home Immediately. Robberes
are committed daily in the mines by Mexi-
cans-they rob the poor Ccles,ials. From
present appearances, times are no, as hard
as they will be in the Spring. No signs oil
rain. Ipity the miners-by Adams s. Co.,
suspension, great many miners are left
entirely destitute Of anything in the shape
of Cash. There will be large emigration
from California to the States, in the spring
overland route. And great many by wa
teri