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First District Pound

First District Pound.
WAS brought to the First District Pound on Dry
wv AIDES street, near Triton Walk, as estrays-
Que light gray Stud, about ID hands high, branded
j on the right shoulder.
One dark gray Female Goat, with white belly.
One dark yellow Female Goat, with wattles.
One pale yellow Female Goat with white belly.
One pale yellow Male Goat, no horns and with wattes
Which, il not clsimed within ten days. and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
said pound, FRIDAY, the 10th August, 1885, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ AUG. s. PHELPS,
tt.u...... Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July 80, 1855.
MI etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Premier Dis
4 trict, rue Dryades, pres de la promenade Triton,
CONNIE epaves-
Tn Etalon girls clair, d'environ Is mains de haut
etampe V epaule droite. 4sE ssaa
Uue Chevre girls fonce, lie yentre blanc.
Une Chevre jaune brun, ayant des glands.
Une Chsvre jaune pale, lie ventre blanc. s.., m-
Un Bouo jaune pale sans cornes, syant des glandes
81 les dts anaux ne sont pas recames dams dix ours
iique, au dit depot, vENDREDI lie 10 Aout 1856, 10
henres A. Nj. AUG. > PHELPS,
Oommissaire des Rues
Nouve!ie Orleans 30 Juliet, 1866. jy 81 au6 10
NETAs brought to the First District Pound on Dry.
wv ades street, near Triton Walk, estrays-
one yellow, white and black Male Goat.
One light gray Horse, about 14h hands high, me-ked
by the saddle
One black and white Female Goat white face
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex.
thereon paid, Will be sold 6t pnbio Ructlon at
said pound. MONDAY, the 9Th august, 1855, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. AUG. j. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans July 26, 1856. #5@
I'll etc conduit Depot des Epayes du Premier Dis
trict, rue Dryades, pres de la Promenade Triton
CONNIE epaves-
I'm Bouc, iaune, blanc ct noir
Un Cheval girls clair denviron IA mains ct deTie de
haut, ayant des marques de selle
I'm Bouc iaune ct blanc. .4 es .- "a. E.
Uue Chevre noire ct blanche, lie front b.anc.
81 les dts animaux sont pas reolamees dams dix
ours les depenses payees lis seront vendus enchere
pnblique, dit depot, LUNDI, 10 Aout, 1866, 1C
heures A. NJ AUG. 5. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues
Nouyele Orleans, 20 Juliet, 1855 jy27 al
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Mrs. -, of oswego, N Y, as she was
gazing with admiration Mt one OF the ooser @ uo-
tions which had then been lately thrown aefess
fbe Snsouehannah, for tke purpose of working
he macbiuery of some njlls "a either side Of IL,
exclaimed, with perfect simplicity Of heart,
q. o, isn't that dam beautiful p
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.

CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED. .Ssa2s0c.
DIRECTORS
William yoqaI h. p Voorhees,, P. Maspsro,5
Logan Mcknight, P. Poutx, Y, eaileId,
G. .Mltenberger, NJ Cnddy, John femhefton,
B, o. VigDaud, ]. A. Brand
organised under mutual principle will be pre-
on the OF June poestor Marine River and
Fire Kicks. -----
EE- Office, No. I0s Canal street. - ,,r,ro,y
the Board o. Dsetors hea onhe 1871
sar,starv " eapty
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! hYSPEPfaIA POSITIVELY CURED-UR.
BEoKWIrH's ANTiDYsPEpTIc PILLS, after a tIia, Or
men The United States now admitted be The ANTI
per disposed Of and sas
They with Care and sash hox
g III
honor SAFETY and
EFFICACY 1F THEIR usE II is needesE
sHt he s nnmhers Of them tesiying the
aieaipp R Rev. Bishop Frseman Rev. VIM. McPheesrs D.
D. Eaegh N C Hon. Geo z. Badger Senator o. REV. Le
via Ives D. D North CaroinR Hon. Judge g.
Hon. Beverly Tucker; Preston C MAJ. Samuel Nc
Comb Graanve Cal Hon. John Henderson, B.
host of similar personagos '.f5za -
For sale in Eew0reann by Morrison wheu
En Kennedy e. Beach, A. Baashi andby generally
None genuine wtthout the written signature JOHN BECK
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TENACIOUS -. Does your razor take hold
we'll /" inquired an agonized sufferer OF the
tonsorial operator. YES was the eonsohng
reply, F" it takes hold first rate, but it don't let
20 worth cent ..zs HN
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Coleridge says in his TABLE Talk: Once Z SAT ~
in a coach opposite Jew ); a s5mboi .! ola
clothes bags and nd isa,sn nsnv q hoaa@ opened it, lie
closed i again: upon which. in very solemn
] tone i ssid to hirns Son of Abraham! thou
smsllsst son of Isaac! thou art Offensive; son
of Gacob thou stinkest foully. See the man in
III moon; he is holding his nose at that dis
tance: dost thou think that |, sitting here, can
endure it any longer p My Jew was astounded,
onened the window forthwith himself and said,
Il lie was sorry he did not know before was so
GREAT gentleman %
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n AXE EORGE.-Th The FoRT WILLIAM
TE7KANsP ORTATloN FROM CHARLES

TENkANSPUkIAT1ON FROM =CHARLES-
a TON, s. C., TO MONTGOMERY ALA-unt further notice.
the OF reig from Chareston Montgomery Aa will
be olo.s f4 ~ HV#F5= II 5Ei#t' 's.5l5
FTat class bonnsis furniture
oranges etnors teas friction matches and ote light articles.
Second claa ~ bales sadlers
dry s0ods glass panta pink root ginsn confectionery rain
nn hgs as,e sanphens and spirits in casks sugar. cot
fee, cheese lard tobacco leather dry hide copper
STEEL sheet and hoop machinery ws carriage springs
eandles
white ls9d, liqaor eroehsry in crates and casks
Iva information relative
Of Georgia. Tennessee Aabea may
apPllcaiiont to HENRY YoNGE,
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Coldspring Fire-Briok.
FEyHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
Of late much improved in their So,npoSn snd are now
offered for sale full confidence that they vii
The Of prices for the brick of 1854 wv Pr the
improved Of 1855, ssoio 1885, HAhnup ~ s.vSna. p1
CERTIFICATE.
n, 8, BRANCH MINT. / 4
Nav Orleans March Tth, 1855. !
During tho year 1854 the furnaces Of the Melting @ q NE
o. Branch Mint TINS ev have all ossn @ f oa
spng Febrlck0 daily lor naay
Temperature deg 5000 have been used
unnterrapted during MONTHS the
yet consider the Coldapug sapsr,of @ any
manuarured in the United States and Ss
kndBimpoed fromforeign countries NJ :. S ,
Meltsr and Refnsr u. s. Branch amt, New oIeah5'
"@& ~ 7gf 4NRw ORLEANS, March 9th, 1855.
q used X
the English Pttsburg, constructing 1ghsse
Fayieg plantation the parish Of Y Gss s an
using opIpg partly the Ega a,an sS; sa aas
pedy for some months each ear found that the
quite the English nd
Pittsburgh. zE43SEINe- W. " s.a ~.
RErahRacEs s'nas
parish Dr. j. Longhborongb ST. John cnp'e'' A.
lbervilei w. w. L 7. E. King, 81. Martin znS$4m
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EESSUP & CHlLDS.-Paints, Oils, Window
an Glsss e French ani AmeIean;zNc PAINTS. gtore No
Iss Wafer. .tu set, asw fcsk. Ian II
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ANEcDoTE OF BARON RorAscHlID.-A eorres-e Z
pondent Of the New York Sun, writing from
Frankfort, Germany, relates the following
characteristic anecdote of the great banker;
A story which heard on the spot OF Baron
Rothschild, who resides here in Frankfort Is
worth repeating, for it is characteristic. In the
street one day he was accosted by woman with
a petition for aims The millionaire gave her
kreutzer, the smallest Of German coins. The
piously exclaimed, g God reward you q thou,
sand timesr' The banker, an adept in II, mental
| arithmetic, Immediately remarked 's Ihen
| shall have sixty horins and forty kreutsers:
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GRIGGs s CO., No Is Tohou-

" pitoulas street. have in aud for sale.
BAE0N-2Oo prime Cincinnati Sides and
FLoUR30e bba ST. Louis Extra fOrange and Lemon Mlia
LAElD--250 bbls eces, 500 kegs pIms. NV,
LARD oIL-900 bbs Conkinsa Tobin fusth' d "he1
stone's and other brande.
P0RK--950 bbls Mess aud Prime. A.. ~ -, Il.
BEEF-ao0 bb and half bbls John h DAVIS sss
also Sugar Cured Dried Beef and s i p,a
HAMS-200 erces John R. Ehllds, NJ 'ohn onny -
aud John H. Dayis' choice Sugar Cured, L., 5,,s-.,,
WESKY-b00 bbs oliver Dean's snd Homss hha eonweHs
Extra. ~. M =...&.. q .. ,
SQAP-400 Geo. shillito's 0leine Oxide -,
AbAMANTINE and g. put up in fancy
coored papers, choice article for the Mexican haket
STAR CANDLESie00 half boxsa "a ana 6s various
brands, -. Z
BUTTER AND CHEESE-s00 pkgs A. W. Browns western
Reserve. sEl, 80, = 81
OLD superior Old and bourbon
CATAWBA WINEs0O Of Longworths celebrated ssIk
ling, Brandy, Sweet Wins and DRY. 1ei Sm
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ENAMEL EDWARDS, (Suocessor to TwI-
BILL EpWaRDs Nos as 90 and 81 Now Leyee and ~
Sheet Iron and Brass Work. He ready The
making Of Steam Trains Clarifying and Evaporang Pans FereH
Juice Boxes and everything apperang the Sugarhouse
geaea assortment Of Steam Gaagss Steam Whistles
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc.. onatantly on hand.
lie would call the attention
have successful operation R.
Camp Messrs s. T. Harrison j. Forsai Nelson Doneison o.
good lawrence W. T. sackhouse A. Thomson Co.
lars. ma9 Init
d ASi GAS! GAS! The subscriber
" having obtained the requisite permission Com
that prepared furnish and put up
GASFRrURES in the most rates
be left al his od the Brass Foundry
St. Charles street, H, GUILD. ali lv
Il NJ. TANEY, Wholesale Dealer in For
Neweans keeps constantly good shipping order New
York and Phadepha Ale Porter and Champagne bar
rel hogshe bottles
sers. Also imporaa Scotch Ale Porter. -
EE Prompt particular paid all ordes
feI
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6SuRL YOUR HAIR-KROLLERION The
Receipt for making this celebrated Compound, aey
couny will the
satei Canada for ONE DOLLAR The KRoLLERON
will the hair in the mos beautiful Any person
having She most course and uneoata locking ha transform
cvnt with this receipt equally
good every rsapec that sold s8 bottle preferred
Kroerion made will be
receipt with directions for preparing i liquid FORM
directions use. Send all leters post paid, to
H A. FREEM0NT. Warren, Trnmbull Ohio.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Fine Vegetables.

We are under obligations TO our old friend,
Maj. r. T. BAsYE, for half-bushel of the
finest Irish Potatoes we ever saw. Their
size is extraordinary; color, clear white, and
they cook well. They have elected the
wonder and admiration of scores of people,
and many were hard to convince that they
grew in these parts. One gentleman re-
marked, if the Major had a very largo field
of such, he didn't know where he would
find room to store them. Seed Of their kind
will be in demand,
1--we acknowledge the receipt ola very
elegant lot Of Tomatoes, from Mrs. LAn-
MAN, in the early part of last week. The
quantity was more to be admired than their
size.
TPMrs. HENDERSON sent us monster
Cucumber, last week, upwards ofl9 inches
long, and IL inches in circumference.
E5%Mr. STopps laid on our table clus.
ter of Tomatoes, which are quite a curiosity
The cluster consists of Five, all from a sin.
gle stem, and weighing fraction less thar
five pounds. A more beautiful specimen
of this vegetable, we have never seen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

its indications for the future. Does the Ban
her stand upon itp
But the last paragraph contains the cream
of the whole. There was to be an Ameri-
can Ratification Meeting, and it was desi-
rable to discredit 1t, and if possible
break 1t up. Big men Of supposed IN
fuence, and bob-tailed squirts, were loud
in their assertions that the meeting would be
failure-"that there would not be dozen
there"--and so on; the Banner unnecessary
ly connects the name Of Green with the
meeting as a leader-and having pre- viously
attempted to place him IN false position on
the subject of slavery, advises pro-slavery
men not TO unite with him, and even sought
to excite 'foreign citizens" against him.
How did the Banner, its owners, scribblers
and strikers succeed Let the largest and
most enthusiastic meeting held in Fayette,
for years, tell. Their gun was well charged
and discharged in good season. Who fell at
the muzzle? and who fell at the breach2--
Hancock was upset by the rebound, and
kicked out Of company he neuer ought tc
haze been admitted into; Pro-slavery men
were alike needless of the warnings of the
Banner or the presence or.absence Of Green,
but held their meeting, transacted their bu-
siness tremendously, and we might add, en-.
Enthusiastically; adjourned, and went home
well pleased, leaving the Banner, and its
little clique of office-seekers down in the
mouth-scouted by those they had betrayed
and regarded with suspicion and distrust by
all
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Howard High School.

The attention of the reader is called to
the advertisement of Howard High School,
in another column. AT the close of the last
session, in June, the school had been in ex-
istence ELeUen Years. We recollect very
well when Mr.. LUCKY, the present Super
intendent, came TO Fayette, and proposed TO
open school. He and a few friends beat
about, and determined to try it; the day was
fixed to commence the school, and it did
commence, nth less than half a dozen schol-
ars. Mr.. Lucky, however, did not despair,
and by the close of the session he had about
halfas many scholars as he should have had
at the beginning. He kept at it, neverthe-
less, and we learn from the report Of the
Chairman Of the Visiting Committee, made
upon the Examination that took place at the
close of the 22d session, the annual Cat
alogue for the past year will show, in both
Departments, over four hundred pupils.
The boarding house in connection with
the Female Department will accommodate
one hundred pupils, and is under the imme-
date supervision of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucky
The rules for the government of scholars are
such as will be approved by all who desire
their children to receive proper training
and attention, not only in the school room
but in the family circle.
The following young Ladies composed
the Graduating Class at the close of the las
session, and received Diplomas from the
hands of their Principals:
Misses Augusta S. Atterbury, Josephine
V. Ball, Matilda V. Harrison, Portia A
Herndon, Martha L. Mckinney, Evelin;
McNair, Madeline Mallory, and Orian S
Shepperd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

We see by the Court Records, that the
two counterieiters, White of Buffalo, and
Lawrence of Epping, N. H.. have been
placed under ten thousand dollar bonds, each,
for making and selling, imitation of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. This Is right. 1.-THE Law
Should protect men from imposition at all, il
should certainly protect them from being
imposed upon by worthless counterfeit Of
such medicine as Ayers Cherry Pectoral
We can only complain that the punishment
is not half enough. The william, who would
for pallry gain, deliberately trihe with the
health of his fellow man, by taking from their
lips, the cup of hope, when they are sinking
and substituting falsehood-an utter delu
sion, should be punished as severely as he
who counterfeits the coin of his country
Green Co., Banner, Carrolton, Ill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

SLAVES PROTECTED BY LAw.-The most
appropriate answer to the charge SO often
made by those who oppose the admission of
territory as slave State, "that slaves
are not protected by law in the Southern
States," is the case of the State of louisiana
VS.. Hunter, recently tried at Baton Rogue,
in which the defendant was charged with
selling slave and separating the mother
from her children, contrary to the statute in
such cases made and provided. The &C.
cused plead guilty, and was sentenced by
Judge Robertson to pay fine of one thous,
and dollars, forfeit the slaves, and suffer six
months Imprisonment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
The American Meeting.

The Ratification Meeting held at Fayette,
on Monday, by SANS friends, astonished
the old Settlers. A simple call had been
published in one paper, unattended by any
stirring appeals; and unassisted by inham-
matory hand bills, OF even private exertions.
Old fogies, who had been in tae habit of
drumming up public meetings, by all sorts
of appeals and devices, predicted a total
failure. Timid "brethren"N held back, and
began to frame excuses. Exceedingly finn
id and very cautious "brethren," ''laid out"
and some "went out" Democrats were
advising democrats to beware of the scat in
the meal" Wings looked serious, and
told wings 10 be careful how they took hold
OF this matter: But many of all kinds, who
would "rather be right than have an office"
and who, when they thought thing was
right were not afraid to say SO, although
elections were close at hand looked cheer
full, and said SAM would be on hand at the
appointed time.
SO he was! The Court House was
filled TO overlooking; the meeting was or.
ganized, as other meetings usually are; elo-
quent speeches were made, and the Speaker;
were greeted with rounds of applause; the
Philadelphia Platform was Ratified "with {
vim" and the meeting adjourned in "gOOt
order and condition."
1t was new and pleasing sight to SCI
old Jackson democrats and blue-belliet
whigs--locofccos and federal wings "sit
ting in harmony and communing together;'
resolving to forget the past, and striking
hands for the future, in behalf of their owl
brethren, and their own dear native land.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
TRJSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of deed of trust executed 70 the un-
- dersgned, by VIM. Perkins, bearing date the
10th day Of January, A d. 1884, for the benefit of
of John Harrison and Thomas J. Owens, will
sci 10 the highest bidder for cash, before the Door
of Barton, Shackelrord & Co., in the City Of Glas-
gov, On S'trday the lin day NJ .9rgusi Il. a.
1888, between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the FORE
noon and four o'clock in the afternoon. the follow
ing described real estate, lying and situated IN
Charlton County abou miles from Glasgow. e.
wit: The South East quarter of the South. Fast lr
and The South East quarter of the South West ar.
and the south West or of the South East 4r Of
section No twenty-siX, and the North half of the
North West quarter of section No. thirtv-fye. in
Township No 90, Range no. Is; also, valuable
negro girl named Nancy, about 10 years old
Said property is sold to satisfy debt of Eleven
Hundred Dollars, with interest 10 indemnify the
said parties as security for said Perkins, on pre-
misory note for said sum dated 10th January 1854 -,
TO e. w. Morehead. Title believed 10 be perfect
o HENDERSON, Trustee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
From the Abingdon (Mass.) Standard.
Marriage Extraordinary.

"She loved me for the dangers had passed;
And loved her that she did pity them"
Moor OF VENICE.
On Sunday, July 18th, by special license
from Ebenezer T. Fogg, Jr., Esq, Town
Clerk of South Scituate, before Perez Sim
mons, Esq, Mr.. George Lee to Mrs Sarah
Penniman, both of South Scituate.
"The gentle lady welded to the Moore"
was fair as Desdemonia, and the happy groom
dusky as Othello. They proved the truth
of the undying poetry of the author of Var
CO and lnkle:
"Skins may differ, but affection
Dwells in white and black the same"
Scoring the conventionalities of society
the fair bride has set noble example of
practical amalgamation. This was no child
ish fancy or result Of fanaticism working on
youthful enthusiasm. The bridegroom had
arrived at the mature age Of fifty, and the
bride thirty-three. Both have tried the sill
yer cord of Hymen with partner Of their
own race, and SO will be able 10 speak ex-
perimentally of the advantages Of one or the
other plans. We shall soon know whether
it is advantageous to mix races in New Eng
land or act.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Election Returns.

We have but meagre returns from the re-
cent elections. In Tennessee, johnson
seems to be elected Governor, over Gentry,
Know Nothing. The Antics seem to be in
good spirits, and telegraph they "are Civ
ing the X. Ms hell"
Rivers is elected to Congress in the First,
and Zollicoffer in the Nashville District:
both Know Nothings.
In North Carolina, as far as heard from,
the democrats were carrying the day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

AcKNowLEDGMENT.-W make our aC-
acknowledgements to Mr.. T. w. b, CREws,
of Marshall, Saline county, for repeated IA
vors-such as lists of new subscribers, Ia
test items of news, and prompt attention to
business matters. Mr.. C. has recently To-
Gated at Marshall, and is engaged in The
practice of law; and such persons as have
business to be attended to in that section,
will find him prompt and correct.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
TOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.


TTNHE TWENTY THIRD SESSION Of this
L Institution, opens on Monday September 10Th,
and continues through Twenty-Five weeks. The
continued success Of this School is its highest
commentator. Experienced Teachers are en-
gagged for all the departments We ask a contn-
uance of our former liberal patronage; feeling as
sured, that we were never better prepared TO full
fill every reasonable expectation.
For further particulars address:
VIM. r. LUCKEY, Principal Female de-
partment.
or C. w. PRITCHETT, Principle Male de-
partment.
August Q, 1s55-4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ST
COUNTY OF Howard, '0''
IN the COUNTY Court, JUN r


IN the County Court, july Term, 1865.
A MONG the proceedings had at said term Of
"A Court were the.followmg, to-wit
Samuel c. Major, Public Administrators and
having in charge the estate Of Alexander Liggett,
deceased
Petition 10 sell land for hs payment Of DEBTS
Said administrator files his petition, setting forth
that the personal estate of said deceased is not
sufficient 10 pay the debts against his estate. and
praying the Court 10 giant an order for the sale of
the real estate belonging 10 said deceased at the
time of his death for that purpose. And the
Court being satisfied that such sat. is necessary,
il is ordered that all persons interested be notified
that application has been made for the sale of the
real estate Of said deceased. to-wit: The west
half of the southwest quarter, and the north
west quarter Of section twelve (12), township ff-
~ (50). range eighteen (lS), containing two hun
dred and forty acres, or so much thereof as nav
be necessary for the payment of the debts Of said
deceased, situate in Howard county. Missouri
And that unless the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the frs, day of the next term of this Court
an order will be made 10 sell all the right title
and interest that said deceased had in and to the
said real estate.
1t is further ordered that the notice hereby re-
qurcd TO be given of this order, be by publica-
ton in some newspaper published in this State for
six weeks successfully before the first day Of the
next November term of this Court. And this
cause is continued.
4 true cOpy-Tcst:
A. J. HERNDON, Clerk.
July12-6w BY WIN. q. BURTuN. D. C.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

am still engaged also, in the manufacture and
sale of Dr., John Sappingtons' Anti!Fever Pills.
and my own Purgatiye Pills, and Cholera. and
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhua and Colo
Drops. These medicines have been so extensive
necessary to say anything in regard them, except
to guard the public against limitations The gen
ui'e pills and drops have fae simile of our names
pasted on the boxes Of our respective pills, or or
,he directions around the vias; any other pills or
drops, put up in any other way, are not genuine
WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. D.
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