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SAVE THE PIECES.

saw FIElE&s
IIODGS0E'S Diamond Cement will stick the M
IL together sothatthey will stay and no istake
Call at AYREs', corner OF Third and Main street :,
and get bottle. july ~ GAwl
PROF. n. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WE have never known any other Medicine
w win so large share OF public confidence
IN so short time, as this has done. II has not
been more than year since we first heard OF II,
and II now stands at the head OF all remedies OF
the chichester aid.
Well ma, the editor say this, Cor the intf insie
merit of the compound has enabled the proprietor
to sell within the past ten months in the c}ties
OF ST. Louis and New Yor1 more than one hum
bred thousand dollars worth Of certificates from
the intelligent and gentlemen OF national reputa-
ton, of winch the following is enc:
Carlyle, III, June ~, 1853.
have used Prof O. j. Woods Hair Re stora
tive, and have admired its wonderful effect. My
HAIR was becoming, thought, prematurely
gray, but by the Of his oKesiorative,'' IL has
resumed Its original color, and, have no ooubi
permanently so.
sydney Breese. Ex-senator United States.
Also circulars, which can be had or tile Agents
III. RI. AYrEs- $50,
GILMORE & NcKEsHy.
keokuk, Iowa, June 2s '64-[d&w 1y.l
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Mckee a. IiInherman
LIVERY STABLE.

THIS stable, situated oil Third street, between
L Main and Blondeau sreels. i large and com
modious and especially fitted np and adapted for
the business. and the undersigned arc amply pre-
pared TO accommodate their trierds and the pub
lie geXrally. with Saddle Horses Bueeies. and
CarriSees at reasonable rates They also keen
Horses by the day, week, or month
SAML MCKEE.
w. ZIMMERMAN.
Keokuk, Oct II, 1854. If
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AL The world is reading the Life and Beauties
FANNY Fern,

TIME reader will hnd this work possesses Il e
same attractive features that characterize
all her productions They are alternately witty
sud pathetic, ca1sic snd soothing, sparkling
an pensiye I'M GRAHAM s. CAVE
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Water Coolers
NE w STO IL Il.
III d. WOODW ARD.
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps. Clothing, Watches
and Clocks, Gold and Plated Jewelry,
BOOTS AND SHOES;

DoO I u
Also a large and well selected stock Of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
Victims, Accosdeoas, Flutes, Glass and Fancy
Boxes.
No. 81 Main-stt, South side, between I'D g. 4th st
kEOKUk, IOWA.
III AVI .G been engaged exclusively in The
Ii wholesale Trade in New Albany Ind, and
still holding interest there, will enable me as
formally, 10 bay my goodv by the package of I'm.
porters and Manufacturers. ThEs placed on The
same foundation as our Cincinnati and Saint Louis
whofesale dealers, | can safely pledge myself TO
duplicate any bill pur cha sed western cities.
The citizens OF this place and the surrounding
country, ~ well as merchants, are solicited TO
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR THEMSELVES, az
shaIi take pIeatufe in showing my Coofs.
June 2z~-dhw X. ID. WOODWARD.
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Circular Saws.
4 SMALL lot IS large sizes lust received by
~ BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
Marchl3, 1850.
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A. hElNlckE co. I'M. EsTEL co.
No. 23s Broadway, No Cd Msrketsf
EHE above houses would respectfully call the at
ientiJn OF the public 10 the ir complete assert
ment OF the latest styles of goods in their store
which, for the accommodation of their customers.
they offer 10 the above mentioned places assuring
the public that their cA cannot he exceiiea in
regard TO prices aud completeness. Asserted
Grates for Country Merchants kept constantly IN
hana. Parucniaf attention paid 10 paoAng
March 49, 1866. 2maA ~
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coatings and PAN talo onries
nRAP D. Etes, Casimeres, Tweeds. Doe 81 /
~ and Grape coaings. TwiIed and Plain 4,
dee Linens blesehed linen drlll, cord and du
Brown and Buff Coating and window shade
ems, choice assortment received aud now on.
April ~, 1858.
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Dire Inn pOr tat ION
S. w. & III. TUCKER,
lnnortfE and WhOleNale Dealers.

III AVE this day received per ship Shamrock
IL from Liverpool 10 New Orleans. and steamer
on the Mississippi an invoice Of Cutlery, Files,
Edge Tools, &c, direct from The Manufacturers
IN Sheffield which, together with increased pur
chases from American Manufacturers. form The
largest Stock OF Miscellaneous Hardware aud
Cutlery ever brought to the State Of Iowa !;
which they offer and guarantee 10 be at ST. Lou
is prices, and earnestly solicit from Dealers an
examination Of the same previously to going far
Their.
March 80, 1855. d&w
APADEs s. SHOvELs, a large stock of var-
~ Gus qualities for sale BY
aAw s W. & II. TUCKER.
roy SPADES, Hoes, &e.. Tor sale hy
s w e. II TUCKER.
March -, 1855. d&w
DUMP CHAINS ard Fixtures, large stock
L always on hand and for sale low by
DIV s w I'll TUCKER
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IN DOZEN mems fine fashionable Silk Hats
~ Of the latest spring and summer style for
sale cheap at
SHFLDON'S HAT EMPORIUM
April %, 1883. WY
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j. W.. Johnston,
L \ - T. X 4 A X + r
CORNER JOHNSON AZ IHIRn STREITx

( fARRlEs on the business Of Under ,-~
" taxing in all rs branches He has ~%Aa~1A-
recently made extensive additions 10 his stock
and perfected his arrangements il every depart
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Important TO Builders

THE Model Architect, a series Of original de-
L sgas for cottages, villas, suburban residences
6c., accompanied by explanations and estimates.
GRAHAM & CAVE.
April 2 d
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TuLopoI EETTs. JOHN d. NELL
BETS MELLEN,
Commission and Forwarding Merchar4.
No. City Buildings, Saint Louis, Nit

Crow, McCseer az
James Watson,
Young Brother
G.. w. stone ~
Capt. 4. w Go
Rhodes, Pegran &
Loxer, Renick GCo
w. 8. Gilman.
]. r. Comstock & C.
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Russell A. Bennett,
Chill /, Pratt & Co.
o. u. Fiiley,
Wcoas, Christy & Co.
A. j. McCreery & Co.
Gnty, McCune & Co.
Bast, Wiley h Bast,
S. Il j. Hamii,
Wilson L. Brothers,
March 26, 1855. drw
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E00 DOZ. mems and boys Leghorn, Swsr
CUU Lenett, Pedal and Palm Leaf Hats ics
sale cheap at
sHELDON's HAT EMPORIUM.
April -, 1855. WY
WOODEN WARE.
rs dozen buckets, . and ! hoops,
100 nest tubs, 6 and M
10 dozen we buckets,
10 dozen half bushels,
do churns,
3 do lar buckets,
50 do. rbrooms,
100 do wash boards,
so gross clothes pits, patent aud plain,
20 dozen wood faueells,
go do shoe brushes,
do large this home manufacture,
For sale by CLEGHOKN s. HARRISON
April IA. 1855. W
( 1ask Pssles al
REYNOLDS. Drug Store.
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Nos. 81 and as, Levee,
4 RE now receiving the following, completing
n heir spring stock, which they Offer 10 the trade
at very low rates They wll 10 justice 10 any or
defs tbs may be favored with
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/ sask pssaes al
| REYNOLDS. Drug Store.
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THE undersigned has how in
l. his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

DEsTRUCIIoY OF STOCK IN MoRGAH.-
We have been informed by a citizen of How
ard, who lately visited Morgan, that the last
deep snow created much starvation among
stock in that county, the carcusses of which
became so offensive, as warm weather pro-
crossed, that the people dragged them into
heaps and burned them. He also stated
that the growing wheat and corn crops, in
the same section, are much injured by the
hessian fly and chintz 9ug.-[ Boonville Oh
server, 2Slh.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
Kansas Territory-The Peoples Pro-
clamatien,

The citizens Of Kansas Territory, after a
more than reasonable period Of probation,
have been emphatcally convinced that the
present Governor of Kansas Territory, A.
II. Reeder, is positively unfit for, and in
competent to, the duties Of this high and
responsible position. This assertion is de-
monstroted TO universal satisfaction in o
want of acquaintance with and interest in
the people, an ignorance Of their character
and general necessities and other impor-
tant points Of view, as shown in every Of
fetal step which he has taken from the time
that he commenced acting in the capacity
Of Governor of this Territory. These in
conveniences, arising in the appointment Of
an Eastern man, necessarily ignorant of our
Western country and al its characteristics.
whose competency would have consisted in
the possession Of the very qualities, the alb
scnce of which, in the gubernatorial compo-
sition of Mr. Reeder, established his incoin-
potency TO the duties OF the office which he
now holds.
The Citizens of Kansas Territory regard
the appointment of any man as Governor
of people, without reference to the choice
of those who are of necessity to become
subject 10 his administration, as an exercise
Of arbitrary power, unsustained by any
sanction Of republican form, principle or pre-
cedent: Therefore, the citizens Of Kansas
Territory have resolved, for the purpose of
remedying the evils and Inconvenience in
flicted upon them from the Executive Chair
Of Kansas Territory, 10 hold an Election at
Leavenworth City OIL the 2Sth day of April,
(present month, for the purpose of cleo
ting some suitable person TO succeed the
present Governor, whose removal from said
office will be solicited at the hands of the
President Of the United States by the citi-
zens OF Kansas Territory.
1t is, therefore, earnestly enioned upon
the citizens of the different Districts
throughout the Territory 10 send one Dele
gate 10 Leavenworth City on the 28th oil
: the present month, (April, for the purpose
of comforting upon tins subject, and TO Sc
lect some suitable and competent citizen Of
the Territory 20 fill this office, whose APP
pointmeut by said Convention AT Leaven-
worth city shall be sent or caused 10 be
sent, 10 the President of the United States
as may be determined by said Convention
requesting the removal Of the present In.
cumbent, and an appointment as his Sue
cessor Of the person who may be selected, ii
the manner above described, as the choice OF
the people.
1t is earnestly requested that the citizens
of every District in Kansas Territory will
give this subject their undivided attention
and not fail TO be represented in this Con.
vention.
! C1TlzENs OF Kansas TE.n1roRY.
April 9th, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Africa.
HALrPAx, April %.

HALIPAN, April 20.
Thr Royal Mail steamship AIrlcaorrived
at this port last night en- route for Boston,
where she will be due about noon to-mor-
row. She left Liverpool on the l4th inst,
and brings the news Of her own arrival out
on the 9th instant. Her news is of no i'm
portance.
The dates from Sebnstopol are TO the 4lh
inst, and although skirinishes were still
constantly taking place, the condition of al
fairs had undergone no change Of moment.
The Vienna Conference assembled on the
10Th, but with what result it was unknown.
1t was not known when another meeting
would take place. Further complications
in regard 10 the attitudes Of Prussia nre re.
ported
The American steamer North Carolina,
come in collision with another vessel of Ho-
lyhead. No lives were lost.
The Paris Moniteur contains remarka-
bic document explaining the military condi-
ton of the allied governments since the COM
mencement of the war.
Gahpoli was occupied 20 prevent the
march Of the Russians upon Constantinople,
but the retreat of the Russians from Silis.
tria rendered the occupation of Galipoli and
| Earna unnecessary.
The allies, unable TO operate in Bassara.
bin without the aid of Austria. the campaign
against Sebastopol was undertaken, thO
the troops might not remain inactive. The
lmmmense difficulties of the siege are pcin-
ted out generally.
The document has caused much excite.
ment, and is considered an apology for soor
raising the siege.
Spain remains quiet. Lord Howden',
recall is still urged, and the papers have
been sent 10 London.
The St. Louis sailed for New York, from
Southampton, on morning of the 18th.
At the Conference on the Sth, the Rus
sian PleniFotentaries had not received thei
instructions; matters, therefore, made n,
progress.
Drouyn De Huy. md Ali Pacha were
present. 1t was understood that the lat
er's instructions are 10 agree 10 the join
prctcc'orate Of the four Powers, but TO cx
press that the Sultan's sovereignty was no
reestablished.
Rumors were prevalent that the Yves
tern Plenipotentaries were about to Qui
Vienna. They were not credited, however
AT Sebastopol no change had taken place
III the Liverpool cotton market the activ
ity which had prevailed still continues, al
though at the close the market had assumed
rather duller tone, without, however, re
ducing the quotation. Sales of the weel
5000 bales. In breadstufis the demant
has been quite limited except Indian corn
which continued i'll good request for Ireland
Prices for all descriptions were somewha
easier though not quoiObly lower. In pro
visions generally fair business has beer
done at previous quotations. The Londol
money market was easier. Consols had de
clined 10 9la.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
Later from Galifornia1Arrival of the
George Law.

NEW YORK, April "a.
The steamship George Law arrived this
morning with California dates 10 the 3lst Of
March, and $s770,OCo in treasure, princi-
pally consigned as follows Wells, Fargo &
Co., $2l3,oO0; Drexcl s Co., $l4o, 900;
metropolitan Bank 100000; Bank of Am.
erica, $4,000.
The Panama Railroad was in fine order,
and the health of the Isthmus good
The U. s. Sloop of war Falmouth, was
at AspinwUll, TO sail OH the 10Th for Ha-
vann.
The California news is of no great i'm
portance. Business dull and depressed
Money very tight.
Page, Bacon s. Co., resumed OIL the 2Sth,
md the deposites exceeded the money drawn
out 100000 The condition of the other
banks remained unchanged.
Tho Legislature expected TO adjourn
about the middle Of April. A prohibitory
liquor law had passed the Assembly. It's
provisions were not very stringent, and
wines from California grapes were exempt
An anti-gambling law had passed tho Sen.
ate.
The news Of The confirmation Of Colonel
Frcmont's claims by the Supreme Court
caused considerable discussion among land
claimants.
The sloop-of-war 81. Mary, had been or.
dered to San Juan, destined to settle SEINE
difficulty there.
Col. Walkers expedition to Nicaragua
had not sailed, and it was quite doubtful
fit left California at all.
The weather had been glorious, and the
,ni"ers are generally reported 10 be doing
well although the excitement regarding thu
new Kern river mines had subsidized.
The arrival of gold at San Francisco con-
iinued 10 decrease, on account of the scar
city of coin 10 purchase with.
The prices Of all descriptions Of good.
under the depression were receding and tht
following were the closing sales: Flour
$l4; hams 203; new butter 43!; clear porl
$lo@25: lard in kegs l3!.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
VIM. Penn on the Surrender of Fugitive
Slaves,

A curious document Las been recently
Brought to light by C. L. Ward, Esq, Of
pennsylvania, by which it is shown tina.
WIN. Penn, the Quaker, did not believe in
harboring and keeping runaway slaves nhca
ther masters demanded them. The docu-
mcat referred to is said TO hare been ncci-
IDENTITY discovered in one Of .ho pullic Off
ces Of Pennsylvania: containing ehs carly
archives Of the State. 1t was marked on
the outside "Hm. Penn 10 hc Sas9ucland
LHIians," and is as iollows
"l1r Coon FnIryps:--The people of
New York have again wrote earnestly TO
me about those prisoners taken by YOU, es-
pecially yc woman and ye boy, saying that
they bought them fairly of the Governor Of
Carolina, who sold .hen for slaves. And
they beng very good friends and neighbors
and all under the same King, l must there
fore desire You to deliver the said woman
and boy to the hearer hereof, Sylvester, who
will carefully carry them to New Castle
and there put them on board Of vessc
bound directly for New York-aud by 81
doing yor will greatly obige your yer,
coed friend and arothcr,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

The PARkvlLLE OuTRAGE.--The Mr..
Patterson spoken Of in the outrage at Park
vile, Mo-, was within two years past a
resident of Chicago. lie is a printer by
trade, and had editorial connection with the
Chicago Express and Western Tablet. He
is Scotchnan by birth and education, and
for long time entertained free soil political
sentiment, but for private or pecuniary rea-
sons, left the rreesoil party in 1852, and
took the stump for Gen. Pierce. We may
add, that this is the same Billy Patterson
who was SfrucS; by George Anderson, viii
lon tobacco and snuff seller, for a supposed
libel on Georges JarJ4rouS fame Chiga-
go Tribune 23rd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
A STRANGE Cu1oRoronM RonnERY.-A

A STRANGE CuLoRoFoRM RoDBERY.--A
man by the name of Jacob Fees, OF Davis
county, Iowa, was robbed Of $500, on the
night of lie ID lllt., in the following novol
manner;
The window was raised, and small rolls
of paper saturated with chloroform or opium
thrown INTO the room, by which the room
was filed with smoke, and deep sleep
came over all :he inmates. The money was
between the straw and feather beds in which
Mr.. Fees and his wife were sleeping
Linen cloths, wet with chlorolorm, were
placed over the faces of the old lady and
gentleman, and thus they were kept uncon.
scous while the money was taken from un'
der them, There were five persons in the
house at the time, all Of whom slept til! ar
unusually late hour next morning.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
WM. pENH,

Il FIRGIYIA DhMoYD.-The editor Of
.he n. Y. Herald has been shown a rough
DIAMOND, picked up near Manchester, Va,
small town opposite Richmond. The stone
is about the size of a hazel nut, and weighs
forty-three carrots. 1t has flaw in the
centre, but it is otherwise promising. The
Richmond jewellers estimated its value q
four thousand dollars, and clam that it i,
the largest diamond ever found in Norll
America. TWAS found ina clay bank about
two feet from the surface. There are iron
and conl mines in the vicinity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
From the New York Times OF April q.
California Travel.

The fine steamer Illinois sailed for Aspin-
wall yesterday with seven hundred and fr-
teen passengers for CaiIornia-another vim.
dication OF the opinion we expressed fort
night ago, that the stream of emigration is
flowing California ward this Spring with a
stronger tide than ever before. Seven hun
drcd and fifteen passengers! What young
village is here. But the vessel is large and
commodious, and will accommodate them all
with case--so friends, who are mourning
the departing ones, don't dream of them as
sharcrs in the horrors of a "midde pas
sage"
The ease and comfort with which trim
can be made 10 California now by way Of
Aspinwall and the Panama Railroad, is
greatly promoting the emigration thithelward
Of the families of those adventures who de-
sire 10 settle OH the Pacific sloap. The Hi
nois carried out no less than one hundred
and twentv-one ladies and scventy-eiph,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
Outrage Upon Col. Manypenny.

WAsHiNGroS, April ~.
Lieut.. Bealc, formerly Indian agent, Of
California, whose accounts have just been
allowed and passed by the Treasury De-
portment, attacked Col. Manypenny, Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, at Wizards
Hotel, this afternoon, and beat him severely
with his fists. Lieut.. Beale attributes the
temporary disallowance of his accounts &c
the personal hostility OF Col. MOnypenny
and hence the assault. The occurrence la:
caused no little excitement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

CuEAr lNFANrs.-They give away chill
dren now in New York, on account of the
hard times, before they ore born. We copy
the following notice from the New Yorl.
Herald:
"Any lady wi'liing TO adopt an infant
from its birth, Gin the early part of next
month may hear OF good opportunity, and
have an interview with the mother, BY i'd
dressing T., tox 1877"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

II The Rochester American says that a
large number of pcrsous, of foreign birth,
keepers of doegeries, contemplate leaving
that city, in consequence of the passage OF
the liquor law. They intend to go TO Can
ada. A similar feeling exists in all the
large towns in that State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

An ASTOUNDING FAcr.--We are inform
ed on good authority that the following cir
cumstances really TRANSFERRED on Saturday
night last in Low street near Exeter:
a card party played for various stakes,
until one OF thcm-a notwithstanding in
her language "dead broke, offered to stake
her infant child against dollar upon the
issue of another game. The proposition
was agreed to by her opponent, who was o
chiidless mother, and being favored by for
tune, the conclusion of the game found her
the winner Of the babe, bright, healthy
male infant. The child, we learn was de.
!ivered without a murnur, to the winner
and we judge from the heartess conduct OF
the unnatural parent, that her offspring will
find in its new custodian home as good as
the one from which it was so rulhlessly
staked and lost Bait. American.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

I@Portable cottages for Kansas are be.
ing made at Cincinnati. They contain a,
bout 5000 feet of lumber each, and can be
put ZIP or taken down at pleasure. The
scarcity OF timber makes it necessary for a
settler 10 take his house with him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

~. P. LANCASTER, Esq, formerly
Elder ]. p. Lancaster and minister ofthe
Christian church, has opened law Office in
New London, Rails county, in this State,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

SECRET SecIETIEs.--The State of Ind.
ana has passed statute prohibiting the or
ganization of secret societies, the object OF
which is to deprive any one of religious or
political rights.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

I-The Mormons have built steamboat,
to run on the great Salt Lake. The Ma
chinery is ell route FOR Mormondom.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03
Final settlement
FOR SALE
r e M OVAL.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
Il A. SAVAGE has removed his store from
L Levee street to the corner of Howard and
First street. where he offers to the public large
and splendid stock OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Silk and
Straw Bonnets, &c.
These goods were selected with great care in
the Eastern Cities and St. Louis, from the latest
imPortatons, and embrace, in great variety and
style, Ladies' Dress Goods of silks, ba-
reyes, tissues, lawns, French jaconets, white
goods, embroideries, &c., &c.
For Gentlemen-cloths, casimeres, vesting,,
summer coat and pant stulfs, new style hats, era
watts, stocks, &c., &c.
Being now in one Of the finest and most COM
modious store rooms in Upper Missouri, and Of
fering TO the public corresponding stock of
Goods, he most cordially invites his old friends
and customers te continue their patronage, and the
public to call and examine his stock, assuring oil
that he will sell goods as low as they can be
bought elsewhere.
CO Almost all kinds of Country Produce Ia.
ken in exchange for Goods.
Glasgow, April 10, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-03

i The small pox is very prevalent in
Paducah, KY, and the Circuit Court has
been adjourned in consequence.