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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
Later from California
Second Suspension Of Page, Bacon & Co., df-
Ter Paying 100000.
MERCANTILE FAILURES.
New YoRK June 2.

New YoRK June 2.
The steamer Star of the West, from San
Juan, arrived here last night, with nearly
half a million of specie and 300 passengers.
She brings San Francisco dates 10 the 9Th
ult. She connected with the Cortez, and
left San Juan on the oath ult., at noon.-
OF Cape Antonio she exchanged signals
with the Z. s. steamer San Jacinto, together
with another U. S. vessel supposed 10 be
the Jamestown, at same date saw an Amer
lean bark ashore on Colorado reef, on the
18th. Passed the Flying Eagle, off Phila.,
with loss OF foremost The u. S. Sloop St.
Mary, was lying in the harbor at San Juan
Del Sud, on the 9th.
Amongst the consignments Of specie, are
Wells, Fargo & Co., $4,000; Seligman &
Co., $4,000; Drexel & Co., 100000;
other houses $4,000.
The news is of little Importance, and the
markets had undergone no change.
The United states Mint opened on the
9Th Of May. The amount of dust received
the same day was $4,000, and of silver
600 ounces.
The Legislature adjourfed on the Sth.--
Nothing of Importance had been done.
COL Walkers Expedition sailed on the
Sth. Destination unknown.
Extensive forgeries had taken up the ex-
element at Honolulu.
The clipper ship Charmer had sailed fol
New York with 1900 tons of flour and
grain.
The Uncle Sam, from San Juan on The
18th, and the steamer Massachusetts, on the
28th, at Callao.
The news Of the failure of Page & Bacol
was received on the lst of May, and on th'
I'd Page, Bacon g. Co., closed their doors
after paying out 100000. They canno
resume. Sex eral mercantile failures hat
taken place in consequence, the most impor
tant Of which was that OF Menowald & Co
for $260,000, divided as follows: New
York $25, goo, Europe 500, 600, San Fran
cisco $43 900; assets set down at $3.50, 00C
Losses in one year 100000. The failure
it is alleged, has been occasioncd by the de
cline in real estate and the general depres
sion in business. The paper of Page, Ba
con & Co., was selling at discount.
The Society Of Emigration TO Sonora ha
been broken up by discord, and was cor
sidered defunct.
, A Jesuit College is to be established
: San Francisco
, Considerable excitement exists in Sa
Bernadino, in consequence of gold mine
having been discovered in that city.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
NEW GROCERY STORE.

THE undersigned would respectfully call the
Il attention of his friends and the public gener-
ally to hisl large and well selected stock of Family
Groceries. Those wishing to purchase goods in
his line will find it to their interest to call and ex-
anime before supplying themselves elsewhere, as
he is determined by selling low, and on favorable
terms, to merit liberal share ofpublic patronage
JAMES d. FORBIS.
Glasgow, September Ia, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
WANTS FOR THE YEAR lS55.--More

WANTS FOR THE YEAR lS55.--More
industry, and less idleness; more economy,
and less extravaganza; more honest men
than rogues; more money than credit; more
shirts than ruiles; more mechanics than dam
dies; more stocking yarn than street yarn
more stability than eXcitabiity; more odu-
cation than ignorance; more laborels than
loungers; more justice and less law.
I7sThe Connecticut House Of Repre-
sentatives has refused to pass the bill al
lowing negroes TO be voters, by majority
Of twenty,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
CURTAINS! CURTAINS!
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
THE PLACE TO BUY
w in d o w g urtains!
SHADES, SC.
j. l.. CHANDLER,

j. l.. CHANDLER,
No. liz, Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
(D1REcrLY OPPOSITE THE COURT HoUsE)
IJAS for sale the largest and best stock Of
IL CURSAIN MATERIALS and TRIM
MINGS, WINDOW SHADES, and other Up
holstery Goods in the West. The assortment COM
prises Goods of every quality and style, from the
rchestt TO the lowest in price. AS this is the only
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 eIegent
satin Damasks, WOrsted and Cot
ton Dam asks, GILT COrniCes, Bands
Gimps, Cords, Tasse1s sc.
CTTRTATN SHADES
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

1--we saw Yankee, who had just ar
rived in Kansas few days ago, infinitely
examining darkie, who was driving a
yoke Of cattle attached to water Slide
The negro had one end Of large rope
around the horns Of the near OK, ard then
coiled up, resting the surplus over his own
shoulder, as hunter wears This shot pouch.
Yankee seemed 10 be at loss to understand
the relative positions of OK and negro, and
we will wager SHILLING" that letter is
by this time on its way to the East, inform
ing the friends Of Yankee that, among other
things he has witnessed among the barba-
rous Southerners, she saw yoke Of oxen
working a negro. "-Kansas EXch.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
GRAPE SIIAWLS
LACE DEPART M ENI.

Our house has always stood unriYalIed in THIS
department. 1t has been improved, and is now
equal in its attractions TO any department of the
generally find our prices of rich goods and en-
broderes twenty five per cent lower than the usu-
al market retes of the same class of of goods.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

Heads of families can always find in this depart
ment every variety of Linen Goods, and at reason
able prices. 1t my intention to make this branch
particularly attractive. 1t now contains Linen
Sheetings, all widths; Pillow Linens; seven thou
sand white and brown Table Cloths; every vari-
ETY. of Crash, towellings, diapers, napkins, doylos
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

PREsIDENTIAL ELECTION IN LIBERIA.-
The Presidential election in Liberia was TO
have taken place on the lst instant. Presi-
dent Roberts had declined a reelection
Edward J. Roye and Stephen A. Benson
were the opposing candidates. Roye, some
ten years ago, was barber at Terre Haute,
Ind, and on enigrating TO Liberia became a
successful merchant at Monrovia. He has
been member and speaker Of the House Of
Representatives Of the republic; was can
didate two years ago Cor the Presidency
against President Roberts, and is now edi-
ting and publishing a paper in that country.
He is said 10 be q pure African. Benson
omigrated to Liberia when child. He is
the principal merchant at Bassa Cove, has
filed the Office ofjudge of one OF the high
est courts Of Liberia, and is now Vice Fles-
ident Of the Republic. He is represented
as man oftalent and of great popularity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
wooden Ware.

wooden Ware.
. DOZEN fine cedar buckets all sizes 6 dozen
= horse buckets dozen wash boards; tubs of
sizes and prices to suit all. ]. B.FORBIS.
T ARD-10 kegs and hf kegs No. lard put
IL up expressly for family use.
sep14 J.B. FORBIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
cHIBALD CARR. MORTIMER
LUMBER YARD.

BroddUGy, opposite the Old Reservoir.
TARR & KENNETH, Dealers in Lumber,
- Shingles, Flooring, Doors, Sash, Blinds, &C.,
st. Louis, Mo. May 3,-1m,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

WHITE LIME ,--Just receiving and for
w salsb CAMERON, MASON l. co,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
BRIDAL DRESSES.

My stock of silks and other goods for bridal
purposes, will always contain the newest articles
adapted 10 the occasion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
WHITE GOODS.

This department is complete, and contains Swiss
iaconet and cambria muslins. Also, plaid and
figured musins in great variety; English long
cloths, white brilliants, India twills, Paris mus
Inns, and figured Swiss Also, great variety Of
white goods for ladies' skirting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
M A MT S.

Ihave made an arrangement with the most eel
ebratcd dealer in these goods, in New York, and
this department particularly attractive, and our
styles generally unlike those seen elsewhere.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

HOSIERY ,HWD GLOVEN.
This department now contains several thousar
dozen of every variety of cotton and silk hosieI
including the best makes of English, Cotton an
Isle thread. Also, general assortment of Mis-
es hose.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
DRESS GOODS.
PARIS ORGANDIES.

Which excel anything in this way ever shown
here. Also, elegant silk kremlins tissue aconets
grenadines, brilliantes, French chintzes, English
and American lawns; seventeen hundred pieces
of English prints, of pretty designs and fine cloths
which shall sell at the low price of twelve and
a half cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
Cost an6 founo.

G1OO REWARD 0BBERY.--s Stolen
- lOO from SAMUEL GILLEsP rs Upholstery
sore CO srd Ga University place the night Of the sa
Of the i7th March 1865; piece crimson s,n De
Lame e. ysres 60 blue sss gold Sam De Lsns SIT yuas
s.in De Lsne 81 do p,in sstia De Lame; IS
bBe soUEo with white stripe Satin DE- L-sDs Aom
20 yucs scarlet and White Worried DSp. 2Sy.. c
ard ~orsted Dsmask II DO ps~ green %1ssd
Dsnssk; - % dark green Worstsd Dsmssk Also sundy
renrsrts Of bEcesiefe bue ssd and white bas and
rcore, crimson and nsfoone &c -vsue sb ut $50 The
,tove reward vii be paid By SAMUEL GILLESPIE f'f the
recovery OF the property.
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Mercantile Library Association" TIE EASTERN
WAC DIR SOLDER will deliver his Third Lecture, TUES
DAY EVENING at O'Clock, Clinton Hall Astor place.
suk The Battles Of the Alma Bsaklsv, aud InkeInsup,
nud by Maps and Sketches Tickets Is cents to be had
- he d,or
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Amusements.


~ III + b l. A C X s w A n and
Sisnor MARIO
viii sing at the TsbeInsele,
Tals EVENING.
Tibet. 50 eern
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-rTALIANO OPERA.
IA ELEVENTH SUBSCRIPTION MIGHT.
On WEDNESDAY,. March n in Of its e1thu-
sse reception and In compliance demand
Den stttfs Grand opsrs. OF
LUCREZIA BoRsIa
will BE- presented for the last time this season.
Third srapce OF
slrola sTEFfENONf, with sisooins vEsryALI And
sisnor BRfGOLl and BADiALI,
LAX MARETZEK.. Musical Director Conauetor
Seats he secured At Hail & So1's. Broadway, Va,
kSrden Kings and si the Box Otce Of the Academy Of
Mao
Prices Of Acknowledgements and D. Circle al Second
Chels, 50 cent?; Amphhester, cents; Secured Seats
cents extra
DooIs op,n a, o'eloei Opera 81, O'Clock
NIBLO's GARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
IN THIHD SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
TUESDAY. March 20 will be represented Adams Comic
TIE BREWER OF PRESTON
Prime ekuscter be sustained BY Madame SFf0SN
BENG N,ss CUNT, VlNCKE. scHMErrESEa and
BEKRifGER-
Prres Of sdnsisn-Boxe. sccordirg to l,cson 81 aud
e5 oTess ebee sa< reseyed seats s 10 al other parts Of
W. hopss, 81 esnfa
poers open s! 90 at o'clock 0Gse oPen from
10 N. fel r. d.
!. EsIt psrfa nance on THURSDAY. Msrch2 %
|sNHE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open
% the Public msl charge, Until further noscs kes
ehs fSsasr sxj e'ssvssy are stIi N exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

Anniversary of the Ladies' Union Aid society
stitud for the Relief of Aged and Inhrm Of the NJ T.
ChpIch will be held TUESDAY EVENING, 2oth inst OF
O'Clock In Methodist Episcopal Church, MubeIys
rev SooIs from Blsecler sPesseIs Rev JOAN r DUB
BIN ID Rev w. BETHUSE. ID Rev X. $. FOS-
TER d. The meeting will be Of highly interesting char
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

Lectures to the Ladies.-Mrs LYDIAM FOWLER,
wall give three Lectures on ANATOMY AND PHYS.
IOLOGY ifusirsted with ste eton aAnkn Drawings aud
hooss Beecker Buildings. Blse ckcr-st WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS Each Lecture
conn encpf O'Clock The two first Lectures free, and
defrAy expenses Admission to the Third
cSbta
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Guefial Notices.

Yest.OHBce Notce.-Ths MAILS for CALifysh sS a.
AZ rer ID ,tesn.r I'LL SOIs will cose at this Once. on
SiJEsDAY the q III day Of March, a, oslock NJ
ISAAC V FOWLER, Postmss'er
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very important and remarkable Work
THREE HOURS SCHOOL A DAY. -
A TALK WITH PARENTS
By WILLIAM L. CRANDAL. Price 81. For sale by
FowLERs AND WELLS, No. sos Broadway, NY
The first duty Of every child to Grow lis, of course
primary ouy every parent that the ampest facilities
OF grow and development secured to bis children
With ss,ht ard sssnstes it. Each child nstur.
absobs Truth naturally growing plant or tree i'm
AZ 10 preserve this thirst for requirement fresh
Ieen through life. Thi. Book shows how 70 dot.
A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEX
"a. Es Efw edition Price 81 For at
Nos and 2 Astor House
TIE soALPEL in three large volumes of 500 pages each
WOMAN AND HiR DISEASES FROM THE CRADLE
The London Lancet and and Boston Medical and
Surgical jour ais remark $50
DR. Dixon hos placed the profession under great CATION
by this excellent aud practical digest
His woIk shows thorough acq antance with modern sci
suoure Vsicocee Hydrocee, Specific Diseases and De-
billy are particularly well testsd Of"
and his genuty under the trying surgical
stamp his Productions with more than ordinary
Piles, FIsrULA. PRoLAPsUS and concealed Fis-
SURE, cured with great etrtsinty, without TIE
knife gatue by the extensively prseneed by
DIXON Editor Of The scspel and Operating and Consult
Thee can be no greater drain upon the life powers than
these seticns great numbers are nsdioSsy reduced ey
that The piles have dawn the irritation from the lungs aud
preserved life Absurd Hundreds annually won ont BY
Every es,e on examination can once be pronounced
durable or ober~e BY the new process Dr. DiAOs ha ..
other sases Of the heahal parts Of the
city U'gsy d., D. Ieis:to great number Of gentlemen
all sld The in every undertaken
Letters from the country must he addressed to
EDWARD ii. DIXON ID. d. Editor Of The Sealpel.
Boa No 8 Ia Post Office.
oase hcu', i0m to O'Clock A NJ, and to and to
y. ID daily.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

FOR sALE-TwO pairs black HORSES; one
zoe bs bort switch tss With sup ssa star The cfnssSe
seven yess old. Isl hands Ase weigh "a 20. ,s xvs,
soupd spd hi.A J. T. sHkRW0oD, Anbafn, n L
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cyy,c, OF IEE apAus's EXPRESS Co. No. 50 5rOsd~sy
E,a hsvi an


CyvIcE or THE ADAMss EXPRESS Co. No. - bfoshT'y
To the pubic-Th. mail from San Franess' havins az
pcvne.d th.s ADAMS Co, Of California had su'pendsd
PAYMENT Il Is due public and to the Company TO sas
ths, suspension BohiSs to do with the Interests or the
.,,ip,, .. of the ADAMs's EXPRESS COMPANY here
The Of the Cafornis house distinct and dis
,ulsr 90 far ss the Adsmss Express Company Is con-
eeneS We do legitimate Fxpre's business throughout
n. Atlantic States and Adams Co. BANKERS aad Bill
Drawers n fer Prsnseoo
The business Of the i5snss Express Company will be con-
sued 40 heretofore without sry interruption or delay The
esnp.py owes one and, Ct course, csrrot suspend
Their r,spon bes the public orwsdeu are In no wise
Snphbed he ability to comply with all thsr engage
uepts IL = uuqtesiionsble a. ever
" 3 DINsMoRE, Treasurer.
The Nev-YOra Police MASS MEETING AT TIE
Pa unde signed invite tho herchens Me-
Of this and ali Others who feel later
sseo the o. The Police System Of hi. city from
geIous station at Albany with which
% . the Broadway Tsoer1acle. on WE'D " 3pAI
ZvEEItG neat the 2 inst at o'clock to coaceft such
be proper prevent y Inc OBJECT or tne
Police sy..nn s stng out q office as co nmisssons
tbe three under whose centIo the Department
row useed viz: Recorder and City Ju1se and
spbutiu 10 place private persons With large sas'
ne, 10 y, voted for al the General Elections whereby the
power over The whole Police Department, which the ct
Eury and property from depreciation. Will be thrown
The hands Of packed primary ngs aud oorrupt poch
Con mites One OF the meeting will be 70 Gus
s the protest he has made against the passage
sfthe 3i by which he will Be stripped Of all actual power
over The Police which be now appyogso em'iehy 10 en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

Important Notice.-Now is the time for Purifying the
Bleed and cleansing the system to be prepared for COM
plants usually caused by the sudden changes from Winter
TO SPRING.
The BLOOD dull and rsgnsn 10 Winter, must be purised
and renewed Tie DEBILITY want of energy, and
depression of spirits peculiar to Spring and Summer seasons
must be prepared fer and avoided. There must be
NEW, RICH AND PURE BLOOD
infused into the body otherwise the entire system becomes
pIostrsed, and the mental energies enfeebed.
DR. TOwNsEND's CELEBRATED SARsAPARILLA,
manufactured under the direction of the weiknown Chem
bt and Pby,ieian. Dr. JAMES r. CHIFFON i,the
ONLY sARsAPARILLA
Whh eeetusly reDovao and parity the whole system
end healthy action to all the functions Of the body
have used other psous in vain testify
that they have been t. perfect health and ygoY by
usiss few bottles OF
DR. 8. p. TOwNsEND's sARsAPARILLA.
Wholesale and Retail Depot NUMBER Two HUNDRED
IwELvE BROADWAY Fulton st ofce No p opposite
s. Psafs Chureh.
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NIFTY YEARS EXILE. -
Nov Resdy-rhrd Edition
ISRAEL POTTER:
OR, FIFTY YEARS OF EXILE.

Or FIFTY YEARS OF EXILE.
By HERMASS Melville.
Aaikor Of Typee." OnOo," &c, kc.
One VOL POO. cl0h. Prise, IS cents.
Reprinted from Punsn's Monthly y.
EXTRACTS FROM yoTicgs or rHE PsEss.
From The new Ysik Courier aDd Enquirer.
This simple yet srephic recital Of Interesting .dyeo
ture erublshed attractive form from the pases OF Put
rams Bsszn m Appearance in which have noticed With
sss favor for many mostts past AZ literary
Torrance II ia equal anything which M Melville mas pro
duced."
From Nor,ons Literary Gazette.
"Tsksn whole through sitting the Interest
the The IL carried aiOaz flom
sdpins the quiet beauty Of o Of dessnp
and il BE- tuth1'nss laughing az
the Ysnlee .hrswdne thai IL xtt.j filed with
horror pssiOrs OF ffhns and taking real
eash shi ting that comes before Kim "
From The Reading Gazette.
"Melyles best work"
From The Citizen
,titrips narrative ard I'D DiTably written"
% ID a "A 4 "a Al nar.- rIaca
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Uanis.

A RESPECTABLE young Girl wants situa-
IA ton a. CHILD's NURSE and PLAIN SEWER She
DO for thee days AZ Ne 50 Rds sseoas door
front room
A LADY of the highest responsibility wishes
IA situaiion to sUPERlNTEND domestic Affairs, and 70
sssis Sewing; would tahe charge Of AID Instruct sI.
children; I'll q which abe well qualified foT Asdse D. A.
- Tyitule 0&ee-
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TVV Attachment Notice.

solomon shiaet' t..ae w
VS..
iN William l.. Davis
NWIILLIAM L. DAVIS, is hereby nctihed
w that al my instance on the 5th day of
Febrnary, A. D., 1855, a writ Of Attachment
was issued outby John Goodrich, Justice
The Peace, within and for Washington town
sLip, Jackson county Ohio, against the goods
and chattes, stocks or interest in stocks rights
credits. moneys and effects of the said W illam
4. Davis, for the sum of seventy three dollars
and Gil cents, and said cause has been contlnu-
ed by said Justice until the Oath day OF March,
a. D.. 1855, at one o'clock ?. M, on said day
~ y SOLOMON SHlFLET, Plaintiff.
Fob Is, '55 47-3w ' --L - ----------
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scloto & nocklng vaIler nall Road,
PATENT METAL!C BURIAL CASES.

4 IR. TIGHT and indestructable one o the
~ most valuable inventions of the age. for
protecting and preserving the dead, for ordinary
intcrmcnt for vaults OF for transportation,
The undersigned respectfully announces to
those having occasion for burial cases, that he
is now prepared TO supply the above named
valuable article of all sizes, from one foot ten
inches to feet inches in length, and of var
ious widths and depths. They are of different
patterns, brouzed gilded, plain and highly or
namented, with plates for name or inscription
Heinvites attention to these articles, and the
very low price at which they are offered, and
which is uniform throughout the state
June 22d '54 sasaaa.& I. N. HOWELL.
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WHAT DO YOU TRINK..
BiRTENUS pRENCN,

NE7 ISLES 10 say to the go9d people o. Lac 'aG",
small lotto
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
or all kinds which he offers at cost, and invites
every body to come and buy Ills stock Of
FRESH CIR CERES,
such as Coffee, Sugar. Tea, ETC., besides every
kind Of goods usually kept in Grocery Stores
Boots and Shoes,
Ofall kinds, for men, women and children, OF
tbe fastest STYLES. and at extremely low prices
IIe onlv wishes people to call and examine his
goods and get good bargains
Pure Liquors.
He has OH hands lot of Fine Liquors such
as fourth proof brandy, Holland gin, old rye
whisky, and superior article Of sweet and port
wines. Common whisky at 5O cents per gal
lon. Now is the time TO get good bargains SO
come on and buy while you have chance
iany 25, '55. 44-3m
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UNION HALL PORTRR!
B. TRUER STORY.
"Trhth crushed to earth shalI rise again,
Tn eternal years Of God are hers
While error, gounied, writhes in pain,

While error, wounied, writhe5 in pain,
And dies amid her worshipeTs." vE
A LTHOUGH it has been asserted that the
IA Ready Made Clothing. which has been
brought to this place is Good for Nothing"
We would say to the people Of Jackson and vi
cinity, that we warrant all the clothing sold by
US, as they are made up By the BEST or WORK
MES, under Our own Supervision, and Of The
most approved material, warranted also, nor II
RIP We will sell our clothing little cheaper
than any other man in this town or county dare
TO- and we also say without fear Of denial, thai
before We came to this place. those selling cloth
ing made their customers pay POUR rRlCEs foi
every article they bought, and because We have
DARED to uuderseH them, they report that our
Ready Made Clothing is ''gOod for l.pthing."-
Reader, don't you believe any such yarns, but
come to our store at Dyes Old Stand corner oi
Main and Broadway. ...
.s G. DAVID Il BRO.
Jackson, Nov ., "a 33-tf
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SPEED INCREASED AND FARE
EkEUETGED,

.st.g.. kEUUSED.
fsnmn~h THE Splendid fast running
!sFsss5iiS9g Packet stesmer oor
z7ssasss d ANIE L BO o f,
villa nike Tri- weekly trips on the opposite
days to the Scioto No. g." between Ports
mouth and Cincinnati-Leaving Cincinnati on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at Il
o'clock M--and Portsmouth Tuesdays, Thurs
Cays and Saturdays at - o'clock. M. 80
Passage each way..::.'''.''''''Sl o0 oo
Pound freight per 100 lbs.......... ~ ~
Molasses per barrel. ............''' ~
Whisky .'''''''''''''" no S
Pig Iron per Ton. ...'.'..''''''' W W
Pork and Lard per barrel. ....;.... Us
All other desert ptions of freight at cores
pondlng rates. G, M0LEN, Commence %n SIi
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