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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30

Testimony.
Real the follow ing Cetihcato ircm Indy. endorsed
by Postmaster f. =. Cooper;
C,ros BRIpor
Hampshire county Va March i.i, 1854.
Mr.. h p. Cooper Dear Sir: Apreeabie I" vonr
qrst md my de.ire benefit tne afflicted. here
by certify the greaf relief have received from the
OF Hampton ptgeabe fpqcfWr
was taken with asioient p0(ppdtion. OF rather Hut
tering trembling of the heart, which continued
er, da,s seemed IN, heart had almost forgotten
il. Office. rh, fnmv became inrrrcd mud procured
bottle of This ynunhlr Mclc,nr and heioie had taken
near bottle Of this T.aet'@e Of HamptoHs was on
tireiy relieved.
Th. IN the ihiri astaaMo Of relief in my family 'rorn
the of ibis valuable Medicine. ! ~" thf-r ,"nr.
agnl lad up with liberation Of my ankie from fleet
of is gcuesly called ik leg. bud lost az taste
and appetite and the WI eta -"iac op inches
VI, and down md half wy around my anklc rejected
every eTarl to heal until nuo. rcd Inmpton'a Veg
etabe Tncuraone haale of which Restored my health
healed my ankle and nm freer from swelling than for
the ida Garfu Vels@
Apain one OF nv daught wns very low from
dyseney and when she began to sit up her feet com
mruced ,welInG. which increased every dh, and began
to be very pnnfuI-sse used bottle OF Hampton :
7ncturc; the roins were nssunged the s"sllinS sui
81 led snd hct health ienrneI-ye kept her legs ban
dag with etrps oi wooden ua hci strength returned
| have been thus particular that others nn Ter similar
circ urnsinnccs meh be induced avail Themselves oi
this remedy. Yours with respect
ELizAatTu EDWARDS.
do hereby certify tint | am prrsonally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, ani Gun sniely recommend the
bove statement TO be
Il. T CuoPER Postmaster,
Capon Brdfe HtmPsnire county, Vn.
~ delicate Lade. mud Ghildre"w will please e''en
trial.
Spacc mil not prmn 10 name hundreds ol others, ns
Geo. W. Goodrich. Capt Thos Canot, Robert Gault,
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism
John Peryail s. A Griffin, lnhn Luke, Rev. v Fisk
ridge L. s. Navy, and thousands n orhtrs cured oi
Dyspepsia Scrofua, Cough Li,ei Complnini. Brnn'hi
s ST. Vltu.' Dance, .Sc. We refer ow0 ritiz"ns
Gull ON them.
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IOIsSOl.UTION.

nIsSOLUTION.-T suh.c, ibers having dis
- posed of their entire stock To Messrs. Taaferro
s. Hamilton would respectfully ca upon those iudebt
ed them forward and settle, as is essential
that their business be closed up early period
possible In retiring fron the grocery business they
return their sincere hanks their friends and customers
for the liberal encouragement bestowed upoa Them and
usk a continuance OF the to ,oncern Office
at the old stand. DlLLARD 4 OGDEN.
eroots
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OSAGE ORANGE TREES

C--Iust rcCriVcd IInm Tho NursurY o' JUIh -
MoItoa Il Co.. Richmond. 1000 osaee Orange T'e's'
years old and very snrightly These trres ar"
well ndnped to hedging Farmer. and "thers ar" In
vilcd call aud supply themselves At re' ed prices
apl3ts WM II. MoShh
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Will YOU Read the Truth ?

4 Medicine must have merit and great meritto stand
"a the test ofpuhIin opinion. No art nt man can
gasan,e WORTHLESS, article us to keep up Us good
moiicihe. 1t il he not ,enlv
A good medicine will tsc, be omc pnpular, and cx
tend its sales after yenr. IN spite ot opposition
The peol e rcady find lis viruc7, aud the ume "'
them pa ssae from mouth o mouth With mpte rnpidy
thnn newspapers onn spread IT, . living witncs' tcsti
ying l. 10 Gu a medicine has nudr er HIM is oi lar
more service Il an any new spnprr d>crtising.
In prooi %! ,ha We say above, retrr YOU to
HAMfTUN'S VEGErBLE 1lNGTuRE, md its ef-
feet. lie praise is in the mouths of multhndes. The
best in country give then tcst,moty 10 rs
wonderful cures Amons Them We name Hon. u
Clay, Hon Rich. M JohnsoH, Vice President of the
Uned Stat,s with hundreds Of other4 Capt Thomns
Cano,--br other 10 the celebrated physieinn of the
Emperor oi trenca-..n, ru,ed lay it oi a scnse oi
seyen yeas Standing The sl o all the Doctors o
Europe and Amc,i,a had Gird to
~
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apEna,rEADs! REDSTEADS.-Mahog.
- IN, ami Waina Frsuch 9 ,ttaso and Curtain Bed.
sead away. on hand and win be sold low prices
Hp20-d,s T.. j. FOlk6b'.
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THE EXCAVATIONS IN AssyRIA.-The Treasu-
II of the Assyrian Excavation Fund has Just re-
eivcd letter from Mr.. Lotus, dated Kouyun-
I X, February II. from which the followngis is On
,trnct. Tho $. l.. palace at Nimroud has just
! ieled large collection Of beautiful ivores, re-
cs of throne or furniture, 90. They have
cen fitted together by means of rivets, slides
nd grooves complete Assyran puzzle, and
,mewhat dangerous to sit on! Many exhibit
noes of gliding and enamel and were probably
rokcu up for tho inlaid gold and jewels with
| hich they were once adorned. There is deci-
cd Egypto Assyrian character about the whole
election perfect Egyptian heads being mixed
it'll Assyrian bulls and lions. The heads were
cry fine indeed. Some of the articles were ma
es, dagger handles or portion of chairs and to.
les (for we have undoubted evidence of the Assy-
ans using sucb). Figures back to back form q
haft and support flower headed capital. There
| re also boxes and vnse---all elaborately carv-
d. Tho Assyrians adopts in veneering,
he layers being highly ornamented with sacred
mblems md lion hunts. Phenician inscriptions
re found on two three articles. They were
,und strewed at the bottom of q chamber among
God ashes. They had escaped the flames, but
re blaekened from lying among smoudering
food have got up horse load of objects,
nd am fitting them together az fast as possible
preparatory to boiling them in gelatine. The
hole room is not yet explored, as the earth must
| rst be removed from above. l propose going
own TO morrow. Athendeum.
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OJ1CE.-Wili arrive in Lynchburg on the l9th
\ inst lao head of three aud four yeur' oll MULES.
This lot Of stock il well suited to Farmers and Team
stcrs Iron masters &; &c They be at the
stables Of MI Clemin-, fr day only, ad will he
sold fair prices, and on accommodating t"rms
nnlIot. LEE & Ot ERLEY.
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NEW GOODS
Ga YALuARLE FAMILN KE,I-

Gs VALt LIE IA NIlLA RESI-
AI DENGE FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber ,hers for
>,c privately hi. Family Residence. situated an fnnk
lin II H. immsiiaely opposite Mr.. Wm. Claveys. The
property embrace. ONE AcRE ri grnund ot good -''
and well improved; "A BRICK DWELLING. with
r. onis, we'll 6uishrdn necessary hou-e4, md in
neighb rhood uncNcrprionablc. Such property not
ofen put in market, and wanting n truly delightful
resi lcure would do well call viii s. II II
grent bargain, my object is To raise money, and
money mu.t hive.
If not sold Iliyarey before the ljrH Of MAY it will
then he sold n auction.
msrlg ats THOS. J. HARDY.
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TERMS.

ytRuINIAN Published daily at &c. and tri,weeky e
nv annn ia advance. No PAPER will he discontinued ex
to n, pou the Profrstors until all srfsdages shai
nave .rn paid
nyERrIsEMENTS inserted for SO cents per square o
40 nss or first insertion, and 3 cts for each con
tanc. unless orer weekly, and then 90 cts
cr suare charged for each insertion II the nunr !
s.rtious is marked tn. VISIT ili oe published TIL or
d.red out, and chsrred accordingly. -
THE YEARLY RATES ARE;
For square, daily ~
For do y
For tnr square semi-weehy s.9
- intended for both paper subject 10 special
ontract. -, 3, ,...., =, ,,.,u L., na,;,,. I'm,
iess ar the charged at transient rates
pS- \, alyertisenenis appear IN inc aai'y auu s
weekly papers. 1T. IT,. - aba ro.,
rateahiy for the eSress
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Liver Complaint. Debility

Extinct froa james iinrr- Esq : Leier .AIexandrn,
Vs-Alier speaking Of wonderful hn,.elf, he
.,v.. Mrs n has been suffering with the l,var com
plant and with nabiuy, constantly cnmruinlnR. hom
weakness through her whole syNem. She now enjoy,
better health than fos tnry years, being entirely resto'
ed by the of Hamptons l'peabte Ttmctnre"
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Exlract from n
Lette, from j. & ines, ESQ.,, Louon county Va.-"My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great weeI ne-s,
pain in the breast, side and back; pal pation { tn.
heart feebeness of the system ss o appetite;
complexion snlow the sight of eye almost gone the
oth,r We Y weak | nm pleased /, say Hampton 5
Tincture has restored fer perfect health Her eyes
me ~ good now ever they
tg7GaII and get phainphe's
Sold hy ]. H. SEAY. Il co, Lynch nrg; SOWERS
Scottsyilie;A a J. BROWN, Charlottesville. and by all
Druggi,tstirruugh ,ut tht itaie. ,ar - dscIv
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ANDREW J. CAMP. THEODORE ID. CRAwFol
NEWEAMILY GROCERY.
cOMETulNG NEW W-sOLIDIFiED

NOMETUlNG NEW
- MILK This preparation. lpnde hy cvnpontlng
pure milk n powder and combining IL with SUGAR Ia
becoming deseisrahly popular Of ha putty
n,en, nnd obrnpners.
Il is put up IN ID package. can tc III 'solved in
water IN 'ew minutes, wing pure eh, nutritious milk
Call and sec the article
J. n THOMPSON e. cos
ano6a New Drug Store
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NEW CONCERN.

TIVE undersigned will continue the Groceey and
/ Z ,mrnissiun busne.s at the old stand Wilson
f ankiin where lie intends keeping general stock
f every artic in bis line and would 'e gla To his
old customers and the p,br ally Pr impt aften
on to all forwarding and other business entrusted to
Joo H. " lLooN'
Serterber lsf. 1854. sep2 "a
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
Communication Opened Eastward!

After total suspension of mail transport
tation for twenty-odd days, between St.
Louis and the East, communication was
again opened last Saturday, when over two
hundred mail bags were received at the ST.
Louis post Office, being the first installment
of the accumulations by the way. The
snow resisted the Federal and State Pow
ers and the united efforts of steam, human
and horse flesh, for nearly month, and
would have stood out longer, but for q
change in the temperature of the weather
The Governor of Illinois marshaled his
forces, and went out to resist this encroach.
ment on States Rights, but the snow flew il
the face and eyes of his Excellence's troops
and the frost attacked their pedal and digi
tal extremities, and compelled them to re.
treat. Capt. Cozzens, of the St. Louis
Night Police, was finally sent out by the
Chamber of Commerce, and returned il
triumph, mounted on a dray load OF mai
bags! Three cheers for Cozzens! Three
cheers for private enterprise! And may
the Head of the Post Office Department, anC
his Subordinates receive cheers or kicks, a
they shall be found worthy. We vote fo
kicks, decidedly!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

EvIDENcEs OF HARD TIMEs.-The New
York Sunday Courier very pointedly says;
Brandy is selling at shilling glass; la
dy's dress to the opera costs hundred to a
hundred and fifty dollars; a private box to
the opera costs thirty dollars night; the
rooms in the Breevort House are rented at
fifty thousand dollars year, without board;
turkeys one shilling pound; HAVANA ci-
sars are sixpence piece; the last gift book
published by Appleton costs twelve dollars;
canvass back ducks are two dollars pair;
and fashionable hair dressers. charge two
dollars FOR fixing lady's curls for an eve
ming party. The times are hard and there
is no denying it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
HEMr,-The st. Louis Republican of the

HEMP.-The st. Louis Republican Of the
9th says:--
Respecting hemp, we have nothing of in
terest to state The stock in warehouse has
not been reduced bale for the last ten or
twelve days. 1t amounts TO only about A.
500 bales,and under ordinary circumstances
would soon be exhausted, but with such
shipping facilities as we have had, and the
business Of our city manufacturers suspen-
ded, nothing could be done. In the interior
Of Kentucky, we understand, farmers are
holding at $ll2, loose, and manufacturers
are actually paying these figures. If this
be the case the demand from the Ohio, to-
gethcr with that from New Orleans, must
relieve this market Of its surplus as soon as
navigation permits. The yield in this State
and Kentucky, is reported the same as the
previous seasons-quality in both States,
excellent. From the Upper Missouri we
hear of no sales. Farmers are sending to
warehouse literally, and shipments will
doubtless be made as soon as usual to this
point. Rope continues very dull. The
money stringency, which has affected the
hemp trade more, perhaps, than any other,
still interposes the most serious and vexa-
tious difficulties.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

PoLIrIes Ov.yRBoARD.-The Grand Riv-
sr Chronicle has thrown its politics over
board, and in future will be "open to all
parties-the organ of nome" Mr. Darling
ton, the editor, has conducted political pa
per in this State for the last fifteen years,
and was one of the readiestt writers in the
editorial corps of the Anti-Be uton party
He is well versed in the literature OF the
day-an Internal Improvement man, and
will make the Chronicle an excellent and
useful paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
Bank Officers.

Next Monday is the day set apart for the
election of Bank officers for the Branch
Bank at Fayette. We hear it suggested
that the new Board contemplate change of
officers. "Rotation" in office was formerly
leading democratic principle, and if that
plank is still in the platform, the old Off
GERS will not grumble at being turned out,
as they have had their full share of "pace
and power"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
DEAD.-Mr. ROLAND HuenEs, an o.

DEAD.-Mr. ROLAND Hueurs, an old
and highly esteemed citizen Of this county,
died on the It'll, after protraoted illness
No man enjoyed more of the confidence and
esteem of his fellow citizens, and his death
is not only bereavement to an affectionate
family and large circle of kindred and
friends, but public loss. He led pious
and exemplary life, and died calm and
christian death. Peace to his names
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
New Firms-New Advertisements.

Our advertising columns show o consider
able changing about Of business firms in
our place, new firms, &c. Our business
men are making arrangements for heavy
spring business, and we shall hereafter call
more particular attention 10 the subject
Purchasers may rely on finding full stocks
at all times at this point, and at consider
able reduction on former prices. Read the
new advertisements. "
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

RIVER OpEs.-Thc ice gave way in the
river last Saturday, and moved off. We
have had some sharp weather since. but the
river remains free Of ice. As there was a
considerable rise, we suppose the river is
clear between this and St. Louis, and with
out the weather should turn very cold an
early resumption of navigation may be an
tieipsted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

INTEREST LAw-CoRREcTioN We re-
ceived by yesterday mornings mail, let
ter from our friend Mr.. Jno. F. Williams,
ofFayette, relative TO the remarks he made
on the interest question, at the recent pub.
lie meeting in Fayette. 1t will be publish
ed in our next issue, and will set Mr.. Will
Jams right before the public, as he has been
somewhat censured for the course he took.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
dbe Q5lasgotu Gin1es

GY" Single copies Of THE TIME; put up. in
wrappers, ian always be had Of the Office, at five
sents copy.
E1yYearly advertisers arerestrictedto theirle
ultimate business. Other advertisements will be
charged at regular rates.
~. No charge for inserting deaths, but a
charge of fifty cents per square will be made for
obituary notices.
GF The charge for marriage notices is leftto
The bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
n5Y- Where Editorial notice Of advertisement;
b requested,it will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

a5-We are under obligations to Messrs.
Davis and Bean, Of the House. and Mr..
Rawins, Of the Senate, for State docu-
ments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

ErNA Insurance CoMPANY.-Mr. T.
shackelford has been appointed Agent for
this old established Company and is prepared
to take the usual risks. A statement of the
condition of the Company will be PUBLISHED
next week which shows it to be sound.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
Runaway SLAVE.

a. Public notice is hereby given that a Ne
E gro man of the following description has
50. been committed TO the Jail of Monroe coun-
ty, Missouri.
DEscmpT1oN.-Said negro is about 35 or 40
years Of age, about feet 10 inches high, weighs
about 80 pounds, of dark color; says his name
is Andy johnson and that he belongs TO Andrew
Johnson, Colorado county, TeXas-has some few
scars on his back.
The owner Of said negro is therefore required
to make application and prove said negro, and
pay all charges and expenses on the SAID negro
within three months from this date, or said negro
will be sold at public cutlery, to the highest bid
der, before the court house door in the town OF
Paris, Monroe county, Mo-, on the LIST Monday
in March, 1854.
MARION BTGGS, Sniff NJ. C. Mo.
Paris, Nov %, 1SJd-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

Charlton CIRcUlF CouRr.-The time
of holding the Charlton Circuit Court has
been changed 10 the Third Mondays in May
and November.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

E~Weak doses of washboard are now
recommended to ladies who complain of dys-
pspsia. Young men troubled in the same
way may be cured by strong preparation
of woodsaw,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
CASBB AND SHORT CREDITS.
NJ HALLOWELL & CO.,
SILK WAREHOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.

TERMS.
Cash buyers viii receive discount Of SIX per
cent, il the money be paid il, par funds, within
ten days from date of bill.
Uncurrcnt money only taken at its par value on
the day 1t is received.
To merchants of undoubted standing credit Of
SIX months will be given if desired.
Where money is RENTED in advance of matu-
rity, a discount at the rate Of TWELVE per cent.
per ani,um will be allowed.
PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORM.
In again calling the attention of the trading COM
munity to the above TERMS we announce that not
withsanding the general depression of CONNER
cial ahai, throughout the country, the system of
business adopted by us more than year since,
and to which we shall rigdy adhere, enables us
to offer for the coming spring season our usual
assortment of
New SILK and Fancy Goods,
Comprising one Of the
Largest and Most SplcndM Socks
TO be found in America; to which we will receive
constant additions throughout the season, Of new
and desirable goods from our
HOUSE IN PARIS.
lapo5-Htn
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

IL Carlyle says; snake yourself a gooa
man, and then you may be sure there is one
rascal less in the world"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
rS Iy'EEY ETEER n.
NORMAN & co.

wv T. NORMAN has dissolved partnership
w with j. ". Lewis and Tho. :. Ba tho
low, by mutual consent Of parties. He has, how
ever, united with WM. J, GAMpHFL, under the
same style as formerly, and with increased faci,i-
ties, and the experience already obtained in the
trade here, Norman 4 Co. will continue 10 fur
nsh their unequalled Cigars 10 customers as here
tofore.
"a" They will be prepared by the earliest
opening Of navigation, 10 supply all the orders
with which they may be favored.
NORMAN & CO
Glasgow, January /, 1855,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
WELE Digging
| s 5 5

TlHE undersigned tenders to his friends and
L patrons his thanks for the increased patron
age Of the past year, and adopts this method to
inform his customers that his accounts are drawn
off and ready for settlement. Those indebted to
me will confer great favor by giving me an early
call, as | greatly in need of money 10 me.tm my en-
gagements. Please attend to this.
| have on hand a large stock Of merchandise,
which | am offering to sell very low 10 puuctua
dealers, and most cordially invite my friends to
continue their favors, and assure them and the
public that | am determined TO merit patronage by
keeping a good stock and selling at small profits.
+. 4. SAVAGE.
CIasro,v- January 1S 10Iy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
CATALOGUE
OF
Root-Grafted Fruit Trees,
CULTIVATED BY
EHTyUBrS MAN. 5-EEDnENv,

CULTIVATED BY
JULIUS NKkE4E7NCERODT,
Near augusta, S. Charles county, No.
III This excellent assortment Of vigor-
st3sSe Gus and healthy trcccs will fully enable me
-. 10 merit the confidence the public may hon
or me with.
Winter Apples.
Jenetons Spi1zenberg
Newark Pippin Rcnete Of Berlin
Yellow Newton pppin Wiucsap
SpitZenburg Holland Iippn
Boston Russet Renette Of Normandy
Milan Godson apple
% onuce Pippin Golden Rcnette
Missouri red Father Abraham
Long green pppin Gravenstein
Golden Russell PryoT's red
Sweet Jeneton Imperial Pippin
Fall Apples.
Fall Pippm Golfers fall
Ranbo liughes'crah
Calville Harrison cider
Maidens blush Rhode Island Grecning
Summer Apples.
Matson Summer rose
Smith summer Yellow harvest
Darst early July Early red Margaret
Preserve apples Early June eating
Summer belilower Summer redstreals
Red bellflower
4SHCn-1 ISCS'
Sugar rareripe Grants large Yellow
Hancocks larG freestone Heath Peach
Blood Peach Morrison with cling
Longworth large free Early rarerlpe
stone October Peach
Early York freestone Apricot
Early July id Early Ann
Svcrskin Teton de Venus
George the " Early Cling,
Apricot Great marbree
Washington cling Snow Peach
Hills Madeira Albert Gallatin
Poplar Peach
CY- Cedar Trees at 10 cts. and some Cotalpg
two years old.
60" According to the opinion of practical and
experienced men, Fruit Trees may be safely trans
planted in The fall after the 15t day Of Norember.
Orders received from the upper part of the
Missouri viii be promptly executed by the return
of the Packet Steamers from st Louis.
G15" My stock ready for sale this season con-
sisis of about $4,000 Apple Trees Off and 3 year:
standing, and 800 grated Peach Trees.
Price of Apple Trees 3 years standing 90 cts
| do do 2 do do 10 cts
| do Peach Trees 20 cts
| The undersigned will receive orders from cit
zens of GLASGOW and vicinity, and deliver then
at our warehouse or forward them to the interior
MANSON & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, February I-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

NeIe.0Nce m Tcg0TT % he Real E7taIP, r. ].
ElssCHER & Co.. Real Estate Brokers, New
York. 0rlers, (Tos, Pai1) MIA money enclosed
10 be addressed
J. ". HOLBROOKE. Scc,y.
500 Broadway, Ny.
GO The Engrayngs IN the Catalogue are now
ready for delivery. TNoyQ-ls6n.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
wooden WARE.

= DOZEN fine cedar buckets all sizcs;6 dozen
- horse buckets; Is dozen wash boards; tubs OF
sizes and prices 50 suit all J.B. FORBES
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
Penis and SHOES.

F2cnt, and ShGcs.
! AEGE lot Of substantial boots and shse, fcT
il sale Cheap 10 close CAT he lot.
sril4 :. a. F0RBTS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15

yerarscic, assi wines.

70 N hols No. 1 H..o GrHuty
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