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The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

~ CAL, September I
Rarrihart John
Beals Edward 2
Burtt w f
Breen Philip NJ
Battles James B
Brown John II
" Samuel
Bolley JOS, ph a
Casorla NJ N
Clary Sandfiord
Clafin Titus c. 2
Dake Henry II 2
Dcremrr Ahrm
peppey VIM
Eckley Geo II 2
Eppcrson Jas NJ
Fuller A 2
" L A
. Richard
Gaines Horace 2
Gipson Thomas
Grimes A
Hanson Andrew
Harris A ii jr
" l. f
HuntoOn ii
Hickey Edward
Hutcherson Thomas
Joseph Manuel
Jump Claudius
Kearsing II W 4
Kipner VIM
Lemon Henry
Lucksinger John
Merchant Thomas 3
Malo Charles
M0icn Alex
Millen u
More James
Nichols Franklin 2
Orr David
Oakley ALrahom
Peterson Nelson
Pike J r &
Roderer Thomas
Reess Samuel
Stout Lansing
Strcper G III =
Simpson George
Shinn S
Sec'y Ophir Lodge F A
Spence Joseph
Taber Daniel G 2
Toland Stephen 2
Woodward ii b
Wclkcr John 3
Worrcll G.
Young Jonathan.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE-Wc have re-
ceived from tiae Hon. J. Il. Weller the 3Oth
and 3lst vogmes of the Congressional Globe,
for which W. tender our thanks.
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d. B, CURTIS, T. NJ.
Supervisors State ment.

THE Sup rvisors of Placer County offer the
following financial state mcnt, hich is ii coninua-
ton of the statement made and published in May,
1855:
Amount Of reported Indebtedness May,
10. 1855. s6O,52457
Amount of Bills audited and scrip is
sued upon demands due pr.or to
date of report I49s3e8
Probable amount OF interest accrued to
May II, estimated to be equal to
4 months interest on the whole
amount outstanding, 2,5IG94
1905 I9
Amount allowed for ordinary expenses
to this date, for which warrants are
drawn or liable to be nn demand, 1926 50
Amount of warrants ADJ yanccd on Jail
contract. $500 90
Interest on amount due May 10 to date
Al months, 2,sl7 So
992GS 81
Amt county warrants redeemed
since May 49, 5.G97 II
Amt int rest paid on ditto, 505 s5
Cash in Treasury S,pt l>t 5Z4I9
Rec d in Treasury since Sept Ist,
estimated at 2500 GO
9.227 50
Present Indebtedness, syO.040T
To which add expense of late election, 1855 U3
Balance of Jail contract, 500 %
Expense Of Board this Session, 5z7 90
TOt2l liability yet ascortancc. s9g55Z II
A. /. BOYDEN. Chmn of Board
NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE,
For New Orleans via San Juan
The Shortest. Quickest and Iicalthicst Route
Only Twelve Miles Land Carriage
Macadamized Road.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

FROM WAsHiNGroN.--Ihe Hon. J. ".
Denver, member elect to Congress, will pro-
badly leave by one of the steamers of the
9th proximo, for Washington.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
UNION LIVERY STABLE.

B.4R.VEY & WOODY, PROPRIETORS'
Corner Of East and Sacramento Streets, Aubu'n'
f1NHE Rroprietprs have recently erected
l. large .aad cQpmodions stable on the
site OF the "Old Crescent City Hotel" 81 II
where they keep constansly on hand superior nor a
ses for hire. EarGood care and attention pSlu
to horses left Oh livery at their stable ssptIoD'
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

A NIsIT FROM A GRIzzLY BEAR BY NIGHT
On the night of the | 9th inst, saws CORES
pondent of the San Joaquin Republican. a
party of travellers were camping on the Stanis-
laus River; grizzly bear entered their camp.
and very unceremoniously attacked lady
while sleeping; and had it not been for her
frightful cries, which brought to her timely
aid, the lady would in all probability have
suffered severe injuries, if not the loss of her
life. She was severely scratched, but am
glad to learn, not dangerously 50. Persons
camping on river bottoms ought always at
this season to keep camp fires, as they will
surely keep such intruders away.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

STEAMERS DuE.-The j. NJ. S. s. Golden
Gate trom Panama, and the Nicaragua Com
panys steamer Sierra Nevada from San Juan.
are due. They bring dates from New York
to the 9TH inst
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

UNPREC EDESrED TIME.-We herewith
chronicle a feat in the way of horse racing
unprecedented in the annals of the California
turf, and seldom equalled anywhere. On
one day last week a race came off in t'olusa
county, between sorrel horse named Coyote
belonging to Capt, Ford, and black colt
whose owners name we have not learned
The bet was for$lOO side, and the distance
twenty-five miles, viz: from the Nome
Lackee Reservation to Tehama Ford's
horse beat his rival two minutes, accomplish
twenty-five mnutes.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
WiCkES, NJ. d. J. b. MO0l
i. II. WICKES g. CO..

IL EEPS constantly on hand at the Au- ~
-, burn Drug Store in Holmes Brick n
Block an extensive supply of Drugs, Med 81
Glass and Fancy articles for the toilet whicG
they oh'T for sale upon the most reasonable terms
Auburn. Sept. Is, is55.-my.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

NORTON AND MURRAY.-Ihe vote between
these two Candidates for the Supreme Judg-
ship is very close, compared to the rest of
the State candidates. But it is more than
probable that Murray is elected
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

PIN RAoRDINARY.-The California
Stage Co. presented Blaze, their agent in
this place, with most extraordinary pin.
Language is too poor for a description. 1t
is coplet shape. The disc is round and two
inches and a half across, composed of a hem
isphere of glass, or bulls eye, in front, be-
hind which, and through which is seen a
Bungtown copper, and some other traps to
which trap door opens on the back. A
Blazing tail of new TIN, seven inches in
length, streams off from the disc, square, and
of course hollow from the nature of the ma
terial. A small ramrod behind completes
the present. Leather medals are getting out
of date.-Nerado Journal, Sept. %.
We learn, Incidentally that the aforesaid
Blaze might have been seen yesterday, parad-
ing the streets of Nevada, with the aforesaid
pin, hels IN proper position, by straps and
buckles. We presnme it is not every day
Blaze gets such gem.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

SrEAEDoAT RuNNERs.-The Council Of Sa-
cramento have abolished the ordinance for
licensing steamboat runners. and prohibit
the pursuit Of business under heavy penalties.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

We copy the following statistics from the San
Francisco Herdfd:-
Shipment of Treasure from San Francisco
for the First Nine Months of 1855,
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

kWK HENT.-.-That neatly fitted up and
commodious store adjoining the New lork
Shaving Saloon, to good tenant will be rentee
low. Apply on the premises
Auburn, Sept. 20 I'm WIN. STEVEN.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP CO. S LINE
For New Orleans via San Juan

The Shortest. Quickest and Hcalthicst Route
Only Twelve Miles Land Carriage
MacadamiZed Road
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

THE JAPANEsE TREATY.-Messrs ". f.
Bidleman and II. II Doty filed yesterday in
the United States District Court, their pro-
test against the japanese Goyerpment for a
violation Of the treaty of kanajawa, which
caused their loss They declare their in,en-
ton to hold said government responsible for
the same.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
The fast and tavorite steamer.
u N Gle S A M.

w ANTEi!--.A .JOuurneyman Bar.
w D"r.---None but first-rate Shaver and
Hair Gutter need apply. To such one steady
situation and good wages will be given. Apply
al the Nc" York Shaving Saloon. Auburn.
WIN. STEVEN.
Sept. 29th I'm
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

THEATRIcAL.-slrs. Sinclair and company
performed to good houses in Columbia, a
short time since. The Gazette speaks in
high terms of this troupe.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

BONNEVILLE RourE.-A subscription was
raised on Monday in MarysviIle, to procure
a thorough survey Of the Ilenness or Downie
vile route, over the Sierra Nevada.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

DEAIHs.-The San Francisco Herald SAYS,
the number Of deaths in the city of San
Francisco, from the 5th to the 22d day of
September, 1855, was 35-being nine more
than tae previous week. Men, le; women,
7: Bows 4: Girls 4-tOtal rs
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
Total shipped in five years,

1t should be borne in mind that the above en-
braces only the amounts manifested. 1t would be
safe to allow $4,000 900 more for the sums taken
off in private hands, OF which no account is given.
This would show total export, within five years,
of 3O0O00.00O! With such results have we not
a right to appeal warmly and urgently to the
General Government for liberal policy towards
our State
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

The RAILRoAD.-Ihe city fathers OF Sa-
cramento refused to accede to the request Of
the Railroad Company, to permit them to
extend the track to the lcvee
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

New THEATRE.-The new brick theatre al
Sacramento is to be opened about the first OF
October.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

SHERIFF's SALE OF IIEAD-The San
Francisco Herald says, the CHASTITY head of
the bandit Joaquin, preserved in spirits, was
sold, under exetgtiop, by the Sheritf of that
county, on Monday last, for the pititul sum
of thirtysix dollars. The time was when
five thousand dollars was offered for this
same head. The purchasers of this unique
curiosity were Judge Lyons and Mr.. John V.
Plume. 1t was once exhibited throughout
the State-entrance, fifty cents a head.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

SrRIkEs.-Some claims on the Mokclumne
river, are yielding as high as 400 ounces Of
gold per day.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

b. G. WHuING, ESQ, who was candidate
on the Democratic State Ticket for ATTORNEY
General, is about to change his residence
from Santa Cruz to Sacramento.
WALKER d kINNEY.-The State Tribune
says that these Nicaragua heroes have no
connection with each other whatever.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

SALT LAKE TRADE.-The Los Angeles Star
says, that Mr. W. S. b. Sanford arrived from
Salt Lake week before last, whittier he had
gone in company with MessIs Alexander
and Banning, with ten mule teams heavily
laden with goods. The enterprise was en-
tirely successful, although many obstacles
were thrown in the way, by leading Nor
mons on the route, and some even went as
far as to preach from the pulpit eautioning
the people against trading with the company.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

SWORN NY. White, Esq, the newl,
elected sheriff Of Sacramento was sworn il
on Monday,
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

Decrease this year, S. 5,09I ,4I3 55
At $32.4I4,740 81 for the first nine months, the
shipments for the whole year 1858, would amount
to $43.2I9 654 AZ
The amount shipped in 1854, was 5I,506Ia2 90
The amount shipped in 1888, 53906.956 90
The amount shipped in 1852, 45.779,000 90
The amount shipped in 1851, 34492.00O 90
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

To KrEr BIRDS FROM PEcKINo FRUIr.--
As The season is coming for the depredations
Of birds, l beg 20 report my experience Of
last year, when saved my cherries by
hanging up several pieces Of tin with strong
thread in the different trees, two pieces be-
ing hung near enough together 10 clash with
the wind, which sound, with the bright re-
Election Of the tin in the sun certainly fright
oncd them away; and had my due share Of
the fruit, which, the preceding year, l was
obliged TO reliuqui,h TO them. So says q
New Jersey Farmer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

cherish Il cordial, habitual, and immovcube
attachln. n. to it; accustommg yourselves To
hink aud 81 cak Of il, as tho palladium Of
your political safety AMI prosperity; waich-
ing Tor lis preservation with jealous ankle.
~; discounlenanciug whatever may suggest
even a suspicion that il can in any event be
abandoned, and Indignantly irowning upon
The first dawnng Of every ATTEMPT TO ALLEN
ale any portion Of our country from the rest
or 10 criccble The sacred ties which now
bind together the various parts"
Let these words Of paterual advice and
warning, from the greatest man that ever
lived, sink deep into your hearts! Cherish
thom and teach your children ~ reverence
Them. as you cherish and reverence the mem
cry Of WAsn1NGroN himself. The Uuion
of these States is the great conservator Of
Liberty 50 dear TO The American heart
Without il cur greatness, as nation, wonld
disappear, and our boasted selI-governnent
prove signal failure. The very name Of
Liberty, and the hopes Of struggling Free
dom throughout the world, must perish in
the wreck Of this Union! Devote yourselves
then 10 lis maintenance, as our fathers did
20 The cause of independence; oonsecrating
to lis support, as YOU have sw ORA 10 do, your
lives. your fortunes, and your sacred hon
ors
Brothers: Recalling 10 your minds the
solemn obligations, which you have several
" taken in this and the preceding Degrees.
J now pronounce You entitled TO all the priv
iIcges Of membership in This Organization;
and take pleasure in informing you that you
are now members OF the Order Of r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA!
Arrival Of The Star of the West.
New YoRz, MAY 3.

New Yorz, May 3.
The details by the STAR N the West are Of
little interest. The miners were gencra'Iy
doing well, aud the accounts from the New
Kern river dIstric, were as contradictory as
ever.
In Sacramento !hr municipa! election re-
suited in the triumph of The whole Know
Nohins ticket. excerpt one alderman.-
! mes English is the Mayor.
The scarcity Of coin created much trouble
in every branch Of trade. The annual re-
pert O: lhy operations of the San Francisco
Min, show total Of $77GG.OO0, in coin
AMI SG6 $4,000 in bars. Ahout half Of
the town Of jackson had been destroyed by
five. Loss ab,llt 100000.
The bill providing Tor the di,triotiag Of
he State had passed The Assembly, with
an announcement which will render spc-
cial election for Congressman necessary in
December next.
This will deprive the State Of California
Of its representation in Congress for two or
three months, as Nessrs. Dennis and HUI
hort can never get their seats.
Adyices from Utah to the first of March,
mention that Col. Slcproe, appointed 10 sue
coed Brigham Young as Governor Of the
Territory. had caused great discomfort, and
,.nt :t;,,c ,unr. ~ niroul,iIc,, ia lorn Wanna
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
Administration Notice,

NJ OTICE is hereby given that The undersigned
i ' has obtained ftom the Probate Court OF Sa-
lin" county letters Of administration or the estate
of Spcncer r. Hawkins, deceased, bearing date
April 23d 1855.
All persons indebted TO said cst,te are request
ed 10 make immediate payment, and those having
Gains against it TO present them properly authen-
ticated in year from he date Of said letters Or
they may be prec 'uded from having any benefit
of sad est ic. and if not presented in three years
they will be forever barred.
John B. HAWKINS, Admir-.
A nrl Hh4-3M-S2s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

the Illuminating demands v the Wc>lesu
Powers Oh the Cz'r, and il + now nef-
orally confessed, though reluctantly .tha, The
utmost that can be expected from AuStrn
is the mainiaiuuucc Ol II strict neulralty.--
Lord john Russell and Drony de i Hny>
had been recalled home, and only awaited
the conclusion OF the eleven h Of final con-
lercncc--in brief, the Vienna Conferences,
so far as appears, have failed, and mn ar
rangement of the guaranty can only b. come
TO nv large and mutual concessions.
Affairs are considerably more active IN
the Crimca. The allied fleets lay in line oil
battle oil the harbor Of Sebastopd. $4,000
Omar Pacha'S troops had been brought TO
Karni>h to join in the assault.
LATEST BY TELTGRAPH.
Gen. Canrobert telegraphS on the 17th
that the firing continued unabmcd-chehy
by the artillery, but the line were still oper-
ating. Another report says the loss Of life
has been very great on both sides, and a
council Of war had been held, in which il
was decided to continue the firing a week
longer, and then make the assault
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
HOWARD COUNTY LAND EOR
SALE.

II, THE subscriber has valuable tract Of
5at!s land, consisting Of four hundred and ten
y, acres, (4l0) situated miles south of Roa-
nolle. and living between the farms of P. w. IIoI-
~ and ]. w. TerrIl. The Planl; Road divides
the trnct 100 acres under fence, with log house
buildings, stables. barns, sc. We'll wacred.
Any one desiring TO see the land will call on
w. L. Yancy. adjoining the premises. For terms,
apply TO the subscriber, seven miles from Mann,
line county. JOHN d. PATRICK.
an2G-2m-S4.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
Bo-abardment of Sebastopol, &c.
SANnY HnnK May 1. ] p. >


S,ypy Hong MAY 1p.u.
TIE Atlantic has arrived The Vierna
Conference is broken of. Russia rejects
the allied demands
Sebn,torol Inns been borbordcd since the
9th. but the result is doubtful.
The Elnperor Naroleon. ACCOMPANIED Lv
the Tnnrass las bncn onp v.eAk in Emo
land. immensely olorifed.
Tic British loan Of GIG COO 600 has bcen
taken bv the Ro'hschiIds.
Louis Nanolcon's taking the command Of
the allied army in fine Crimao. is recorded
doubtful.
Since the breaking lin Of the Vienna
Conference there are strong Indications on
Austria refusing TO no, AGAINST Russia.
Lord John RIs,cl md M, Drorvn Dc l.
Uuy< have left Vienna.
Cotton steady and tnchanrel, Whea'
and -four firmrr. Corn SLIGHTLY advanced
Iron unchanged. Money easy. Cnn>ol>
declined TO SI3.
srcoyp p,srArcu.
The Atlantic brings L;ycrnnol dates tn
the 2l,t. when the steamer lett the new
loan WAS all taken.
! The Rohschi!ls take the GIG OOO.COO
loan. at .elOO in cnnsos. at H.. Cd: il is in
tie shane Of annu,ics, ending in ,hir,y
Years.
Increased take. on ircomcs, spirits, tea.
coffee. sugar and stamps. are propo<cd.
NaDnlcon and Tuyenia had been on their
visit 10 ENGLAND All The week.
! II is said that England a<senrs TO Loni<
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

E-z=lt appears from an elaborate article in
the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, on the
'.Re>ources Of Russia" that the Revenue
Of that Empire is over $500 100000. The
church, too, is enormously rich and furious
y patriotic. Whatever motives Russia may
have for desiring peace, lack OF the sinews
Of war is not one Of Them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
CURTAINS CURTAENSI
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
THE PLACE TO BUY
win q O w Curtainsl
SHADES, &c.

j. l.. CHANDLER,
No. 112, Market street, St. Louis, Mo-
(pIREcrLV OPPOSITE THE COURT HousE)
IJAS for sale the largest and hest stock of
IL CURSAlN. MATERIALS and TRIM
MlNGS, WINDOW SHADES, and other Up
liostery Goods in The West. The assortment COM
prises Goods of every quality and style, from the
richest TO the lowest in price. As this is the only
store in St. Louis. exclusively devoted TO the Up
holstery business. the selection will be found the
best and the prices lower than in any other estab-
lishment in the city. Special attention is called
to the large and complete assortment of LACE
and MUSLIN CURTAIN. and elcgent
satin Danasks. WOrstei and Cot
10 n DaInasks s. Gilt COrnices, Hands
Gimps. Cords, Tassel. &C.
-,.,, CURTAIN SHADES.
great variety OF new and beautiful patterns
Just received. All kinds of Mattresses Tor sale at
low prices.
GrS~ strangers visiting St. Louis, wishing 10
purchase curtain goods or Window Shades, can
rely on finding here the best selection in the city
and the prices satisfactory.
April 5--3m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
z e M Q OVAL,
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
Il A. SAVAGE HIS removed his store from
l. Lcvee street 10 the corner of Howard and
First street. where he offers 10 the public large
and splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
H1rdware and Gallery, Qucenswarc, Glassware,
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Silk and
Straw BOmcls. sc.
These goods were selected with great care in
the Eastern Cities and st. Louis. from the latest
importations. and embrace. in great variety and
style, Ladies' Dress Goods of silks, ha-
reyes. tissues, lawns, French jaconets, white
goods, em5roderies, &C.. &c.
For Gentiemen-cohs, casimeres, vestine'
summer coat and pant stulfs, new style hats, era
vas, stocks, Sc, &c.
Being now in one of the finest and most COM
modous store rooms in Upper Missouri, and Of,
tcring 10 the public a corresponding stock Of
Goods. he most cordially invites his old friends
and customers te continue their patronage, and tho
public to call and examine his stock, assuring all
that he will sell goods as low as they can be
bought elsewhere.
Lg1 Almost all kinds OF Country Produce ia.
ken in exchange for Goods.
Glasgow, April 10, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
Know Nothingism.

Ritual Of the First, Second and Third De |
grecs Of the Order Of Know Nothngs, as
ncw administered in The different Councils"
II pronounces the exposure "un9uesIionOb'y
genuine"
The First Degree pledges Che candidate
10 strict secrecy as TO The organization itself.
the pass words, signs, &C., and TO use iheir
influence against oleoting Foreigners or 10.
man Catholics to office.
The Second Degree is pretty much the
repetition of the First, but little Fighter
in Tic obligation; and binds candidates toI
support members Of the Order, for all Off
ces, in preference 70 other persons; 10 turn
Foreigners and Catholics out Of office, If II
Gamble legally done, and appoint none but
Americans, to places of honor or profit.
The Third Degree, Gin which we take
stock is as follows
The President administers 10 the candi-
dates elect the following
obLicATIoN,
YOU, and each Of you, q. your own free
Wi! ard accord, in the presence Of Amigh-
ty God and these witnesses, with ynur
hands joined in token Of that rra'crnal al
ieo,i,n which should ever bind together the
States Of this Union forming a ring, in to-
ken Of your determination that, SO far as
your efforts can avail, this Union shall have
10 end---do solemnly and sincerely swear
Cor affirm that you will not under an cir
cumstances disclose in any manner, nor sui
fer il TO be donc by others il in your pow
ar 10 proven, it, tile name, signs, passwords,
or other secrets Of dis Degree, except to
those to whom you prove on trial to be
brothers of the same Degree, or in open
Council fox The purpose OF instruction; that
ycn 10 hereby sclemnly declare your devo-
lion 10 The Uuian Of these States; that in Tie
tjis rhar,, al vrr,r Luiir; as american citi.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
p. BAHER a. BROTHER,
MANuFACTURERs CT
MARBLE, TOMB & GRAVE STONES,

MARBLE, TOMB & GRAVE STONES,
G}asgOJy, NC.
d RESPECTFULLY annnouncr 20 the public
IN that they are prepared to fill all otders roI
Tomb and crave siuucs
with dispatch, in any styls desired, ettr' as TO
shaue lettering, or design. They WI us,rcre
but the best material, and war ant 1T sfi Ct On
both as to work and prices
GsY'G GRIND STONES, of superior grit, Of all
sizes. on hand for sale cheap.
CT Printers Imposing stones. Door ard Win
dow Stills and Caps done TO order; and IN short,
anything IN the stone ing line
GW' Orders especially solicited. and prompt
ly filled.
N0T2CE.--We have no TRAVELLING AGENT
make no contracts but with us. and YOU may
rely on prompt fnflment and honest work.
March l6, 1855. b. & BRO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

Which excel nything in this way ever shown
here. Also, elegant silk kremlns, tissue. jaconcts
grenadines, brillanes, French CHIMES: English
and American lawns; seventeen hundred pieces
Of English prints, of pretty designs and fine cloths
n hnlE cnnis
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

c00 PIECES some new and beautiful
OOV styles, with borders 10 match; for sale
unusu lily low, by
apes SPOTSN GOD & KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
CLOTHING.

GENTS spring and summer clothing, and fur
u nshing goods generally, for sale by
ap26 SPOTSWOOD & KlRKBRIDE.