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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

I5=Capt. NANsoN's new boat, the IN. ].
Eaton" has been up on her first trip. She
was here in the night, and we were preven-
ted from getting good look at her; but those
who have seen her, and are better judges
than we are, pronounce her the best steam.
boat that ever turned a wheel in the Mis-.
souri,. She is a freight boat, only having
limited passenger accommodations. She
was built under the immediate supervision
of Mr.. HILLARD, who presides in the office
He and Capt 10. are popular men, of good
business qualifications, and having all that
is deslreable in boat, and hosts of friends
canpot fail to do well. We wish them eve
ry possible success. t.,t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

AMBRoryPEs!-Alr. Russell is still in
town, supplying all who give him call,
with fac SMILES of their features, positive
and negative. Those who have Tot seen
his work, should call at once and examine
his specimens. His style is not only new
but beautiful, and also durable--not easily
injured, Then you get two pictures at ont
sitting. These style Of pictures are prefer
able TO the Daguerrotypes, in many points
of view--the most important Of which il
said to be their durability. Mr.. R. can b.
found few days longer, over Taylor S
Whites Drug store.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

New SroRE.--A. SULzBAcHER s. Co.,
are now opening, on First Street, opposite
the Post Office, large stock of dry goods,
ladie, dress goods, bonnets, Clothing,
&c., which they propose selling remarkably
cheap. Their stock is large and varied,
embracing every article usually kept in a
complete retail establishment, and they es-
pecinlly invite the ladies and gentlemen Of
the place and vicinity to give them call
and examine their goods and prices, wheth-
er they want to buy or not. Their adver-
tisement will appear next week.
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$500 REWARD.

"a. Runaway from my Rope Walk, %
"A in Saline county, on the night OF the[A
-AA-6th inst, . negro boys Of the following ~.
description;
GEORGES some % years old, dark copper
color, feet 8 or y inches high, weighs from loo
to no pounds, wliskers over his face.
WALKER--Is some n years old, nearly
black, feet or 10 inches high, smooth skin, and
weighs some 100 10 40 pounds.
WALLACE--Is some IS years old, mulatto
heavy suit of hair, heavy made, . feet or s
inches high, weighs some loo pounds.
Twill give 500 each for their apprehension and
delivery, if taken out of the State; $50 each il
out OF Saline or Howard counties; and $50 each
if taken in either Of these counties.
If they are mailing for the Mississippi, the pre-
sumption is they have stolen horses.
~ JOHN II. ESTILL,
April TO- 1855, Glasgow No,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
DIED.!

Near Cambridge, Saline county. on the 3Oth ult
after long aud painful illness. Mrs AnANrNTA
DoRMER, consort OF Geo. W. Swinnev. in the n 81
year OF her age.
n1y57 She was a conssten, member Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, South. Her life was ex.
emplary, her death peaceful and serene. A kind
husband and many near relatives and friends mourn
her early departure from their midst
"Leaves have tieir time to fall,
And flowers towither in the North-wind'.
BREATH
And stars 10 set. But all,
Thou hast ALL SEASONS, for thine. 0 Deatlp
Gy Columbia Statesman and Lynchburg Va,
papers please copy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

SPEAKING AT FRANKLIN.--Pursuan 10
invitation Col. Switzler spoke at New
franklin, last Saturday, to large audience
Of gentlemen and ladies. The Antics tried
10 get some of their big guns to respond
but they were otherwise engaged! Mr.
Torbert, Of Boonville, renegade American
however was on hand-with many fancy
sayings--poetry and brag. He could pu
to flight thousand Know Nothing orators
he said, and Col. S. divided his time with
him. The Col. spoke first, and Torber
followed-never touched the question-go
down and left, forthwith! so great was hi
hurry, that he left his documents on tn
field, and Switzler, adopting the locofoc
motto, "spoils to the victOrs," bagged them
More anon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

REPUBLIcANIsM IN KENTUcKY.--The
Newport News says the Republicans Of
Madison couusys will hold convention on
the 18th of April, TIast Monday at Rich
mond, to appoint delegates to the Philadel.
phia Convention, to be held on the 18th day
f'June. The News says
A large meeting is anticipated. Able
speakers from the Slave-cursed soil of Ken.
lucky will address the meeting.
Now that Black Republicanism ha.
got fOot-hOld in Missouri, we may look
for similar talk about our slave-cursed soil
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

EfThe National Committee appointed
by the Pitsburg Black Republican Com
vention, have issued call 40 the people
of the United States, without regard 10 past
political differences or divisions, who are
opposed to the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise, TO the policy of the present adj
ministration, to the extension of slavery
into the. territories, in favor of the admis-
sion Of Kansas as a Free State, and of re-
storing the action Of the Federal Govern.
eminent to the principles of Washington
and Jefferson, to send from each State three
delegates from every Congressional Dis
trict, and six delegates at large, TO meet
at Philadelphia, on the Seventeenth day
day of June, for the purpose Of recommen-
ding candidates to be supported. for the Of
fees of President and Wee President Of
the United States"
Among other names appended TO the call
are those of F. P: Blair, of Maryland; Geo
Rye, of Virginia; John G. Fee, Of K en-.
lucky, and James Redpath, of Missouri!
The latter gentleman has assured his
Black Republican friends, publicly, tha
they have thousands" of sympathisers il
Missouri, and E557next November, at leas
two-thirds of those in St. Louis who voted
for How, will vote for the nominees of the
! Philadelphia Convention. Mark IL
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sTOLEN-Stop Thief!

a.. ON the night OF the 9th of April ~.
2c5%.was stolen from my stable, near - }
Miami, Saline county, Hight Gray mare, OF
years old, natural PAGER; she has rather hea-
w name and heavy fore-top, and fine appearance
branded NJ on the left shoulder, and a seer on the
breast. from kick of horse, not quite well yet
will give ten dollars reward for the mare, and
twenty dollars for the thief
w. o. SMITH.
April 10, 1856.-yr3'
~" Boonyille Observer and Lexington FIX.
press copy three times, and charge this Office
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
Pay of Members of Congress.

A Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Ledger says: Notice has been Civ
en- in the Senate of the introduction of bill
providing for the increase of the per diem
pay of members of both Houses. Under
the present system none but rich men can
really aforL to become members of Con-
gress. TIE community generally know
nothing Of The innumerable demands made
upon them, for all sorts Of purposes; and
the expense of living in Washington, as q
member is expected to and must live, speed
lily eats up all that they now receive. Iun-
derstand that it is proposed to fix the pay
at twelve dollars per day. | learn, also,
that an amendment will be proposed, Civ
ing the members fixed annual salary, the
san as it is, believe, in the Legislature OIL
your State. One or the other of thes,
propositions will be adopted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

IWhen Mr. Richie, the Nestor Of the
Democratic party, retired from the editorial
chair of the Washington Union, and it was
deemed necessary to have some man of great
ability and political experience at its head
to oppose the reasonable spirit of disunion
abroad in the land, Andrew j. Donelson
was the man selected as most competent to
discharge that duty and though enuncia-
ting many sentiments with which we did
not agree, yet that party never had a more
efficient, vigorous, or patriotic editor at the
seat of government. He discharged his du-
ties as editor of the Washington Union en-
ergeticaly and well, until the freesoil and
secession appointments of Pierce rendered
it impossible for him to give hearty sup,
port to the administration, and he retired
from puclic station.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

IMpoRTATloN.- Some half dozen Jacks
were landed here last Saturday night, di-
rect from Malta. They were in fair order,
and seemed TO have stood their voyage very
well. Capt. M. B. R. Williams, imported
them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

E5-John w. Forney has retired from
the Washington Union, leaving that paper
in the hands of Judge Nicholson, who ia
yors The reelection Of Pierce. Mr.. For
ney is for Buchanan and hence the disso-
luton, s,- dH9Ig ,,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

G-The Constitutions published at Mid
dleton, Connecticut, has the following para
graph with reference to what is doing in
the North towards peopling Kansas and ma
king it free State. 1t says
The prospect now is that the emigration
to Kansas hom the free States will this
Spring be enormous. Preparations are go
ing on from Maine to Iowa TO pour tide
into that territory which shall accure it to
freedom. There is scarcely State north
of Masonand Dixon's line from which we
do not hear Of The forming OF parties TO move
westward with the opening of Spring
From two or three counties near the centre
of Ohio, company Of from one to two thou
sand young men are about ready to go
The same spirit of enterprise prevails thro'-
cut the west. From this State large num-
bers will 60 out this Spring. We know OF
companies being formed in several Of the
towns in This neighborhood Numbers will
90 from New Haven and Hartford.
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SEASON OF 1896.
REGULAR MONDII PICKET,
MORNING STAu--ssrierEy, Master

REGG LINK -HONDLl I.iChEI,
MORNING STAR--:srierIy, Master.
ST.. LoUfs AND ST. JosEPH PACKET LINE.
~. IA. THIS splendid, new, and fast Passen-
4s-st.-. ger Steamer VIII leave St. Louis for ST.
Joseph anal al! mtcrneliate points every alternate
Monday, during ihc season, at o'clock, P. NJ, as
follows:
April II and %; May 70 and 90;
June and %; July and p;
August and lSi Sept !, 10 and 10;
Oct 10 and ~; NV 10 and p.
Connecting al St. Joseph with the Bluff C.ty and
St. Joseph regular Packet OMAHA, forming an
immediate and through connection to Council
Returning, will leave St. Joseph every alternate
Sunday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, as follows
April 20; May ! and lS;
June and 90; July and 81;
August 4 and Is; Sept and q;
Oct 8 and l9j Nov ,, 10 and 30.
Kickapoo at /, pm
Weston Monday, at o'clock; Fort Leavenworth
ats; Leavenworth City at 9; ParlSN lie ut 10, a
NJ. Kansas al II N; Wayne City at /; Liberty al
?; New Independence at ? Is RichGed and 81.
Bernard at 3; Sbey at4; Camden at D; Well
ington at q, p. N.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, at O'Clock, A NJ; Berlin at
3; Dover at o; Wayeriy at 10 HIPS Landing at
ii. A NJ; Miami at !; Brunswick at 2; Glasgow
At 4: Arrow Rock at .; Boonvile at q, PM
Arriving at ST. LOFTS, Wednesday evening in
time for the Louisville and MsSiss ppi ckets and
for evening trains of the Alton aud Chicago and
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads.
The Morning Star has been built expressly for
Missouri River Packet. J. B. WEAVER.
BARrHoLow 4 WILLIAMS. Agents,
April 10, 1880 Glasgow,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

.I5@SporTswooD g. KIRKDRIDr have re-
ceiyed their New Goods, and have been so
busy exhibiting and selling them, that they
have not had time TO make out their adver-
tisements. Give them call, ladies, if you
want to see something handsome.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
City Election.

The following gentlemen were elected
last Monday, without opposition:
Mayor--W. D. Matthews.
COUNCILMEE.
First Ward-F. A. Savage, e. H. Lew
is, w. P. Roper, E. R. Spottswood.
Second Ward--John R. Carson, o. Hen
derson. A. Fnnell.
Assessor T. Dunnica.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

E7@There is an ani-American in this
county who wants TO run for the Legisla-
ture; he has canvassed two townships, faith.
fully--spent good deal of time and some
money, but has not yet been able to get a
public call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

MAIL RoBBER cAuGHr.-A private let
ter from Marshall says man who had been
acting in the capacity of stage driver, was
arrested upon suspicion of robbing the mails
when he confessed the robbery. Repeated,
and heavy robberies have taken place on
that line, and it is to be hoped the whole
matter will be brought 10 light.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
Ef.A dispatch from Washington of th

I5@A dispatch from Washington of the
4th says the Union of this morning contains
letter from Hon. James Buchanan, dated
December .28th, in which he declares that
The Missouri Compromise is dead and gone,
and asserts that the Nebraska bill is the
only basis upon which the slavery question
can be settled. That it must be adhered ia
at all hazards and every storm faced that
can be brought against it. s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
CHEAP GROCERIES,!

WI are now receiving fresh supply Of
p w choice Family Grocerea. and viii sell
them for Cash or Produce. cheaper than
they can be bought in any town on the Missouri
river. If you have any doubts call and see for
yourselves. Among our large assortment may
be found
% hhds strictly prime N o Sugar
30 bags Rio and ~ cid Gov Java Coffee
30 bbls whiskcy
200 bags ground alum Salt
90 do l. b do
20 bxs English and 90 W Cheese
Y bXs Pine Apple do
10 bxs Raisinsi DO Figs
so Kits No l and : Mackercl
. bbls do do do
30 / and do do
4S doz Br6ons; 90 bags Shot; kegs Lead
80 bags cotton yarn; 20 bales batting
20 bales candle wick; , brown domestic
? boxes Oranges; Lemons
100 kegs Wheeling Nails
80 doz buckets, bowls, trays, indigo, madden
and in short everything usually kept i'll the west
Call and examine before purchasing
WANTED,
10000 pounds good Bacon, Hides, Tallow
BeeswaX, and produce in general.
apIO THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

I5~The officers of the American State
Council of New York, have purchased the
office of the Morning Chronicle, at Albany,
which they intend TO enlarge and publish it
as an American State organ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

I5~The Anti-Benton and Benton De-
mocracy hold their State Conventions at
Jefferson City, on Monday, 2ist. Look
Out for more fusion. The Antics don't re-.
gard the Benton men as free soilers, and
the Bentonltes don't think the Antics as rot
ten as they used to,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

MoRNINo SrAR.-Capt. Briely's new
boat, the informing Star" passed up last
week. She is the most deliberately finished
boat in the river, and is commanded by enc
Of our best river men. Our old friend
Capt. John Weaver, is in the office, and
those who want a pleasant and speedy pas.
sage, will do well to note the advertisement
of the "Star," in another column, and be
at the landing, sup 10 time"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
GREAT SALE OF LOTS

IN MACON CITY, mo.
The Great Western Railroad Depot
300 Valuable City LOIS at Public
Auction.
V7HE above Lots will be sold to the highest
J. bidder, on the premises, at Macon Cl,y, Ma
con county, NJ. Sale 10 commence on
Thursday. iI.e Isl day 81 May. 1855.
II con City is situated imCdiatey at the Junction
or or ssng OF the Hannibal and St. Joseph and
North Missouri RAILROADS. and on the grand di
vide between the waters Of the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers, in the midst of the most beauti-
ful and fertile country in North East Missouri,
and settled by industrious and enterprisiHg ci.i-
zens.. Macon City is destined to be the great
emporium Of trade for this portion Of Missouri, it
being the most central and convenient point for
shipping for the greater portion Of Northern Mis-
sourl and the Southern portion oil Iowa Capt.
asts and otheIs are most respectfully solicited 20
examine the premises and attend the sale Per
sons having few hundred dollars cannot hives;
the same more proftably than in making pur-
chase Of lots in Macon City. Terms made
known on the day OF sale.
Some very excellent Farms can also be Iur-
chased upon reasonable terms in the said vicinity.
Persons wishing So emigra;c West would do wed
10 visit this section or he country before PVrcAa-
sing elsewhere. J. \. TERRELL,
JOHN NJ. CERLISS,
SANl'L II. HERNDON,
J. GILLESPIE.
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DYsSOIVTFCN.

U1HE co-partnership heretofore existing ,,be.
J. tween the undersigned, under the name and
style Of Beck & dawson, is this day dissolved By
mutual consent. WV. BEcE.
BENZ. l.. DAWSON,
N. B. Benz. +. Dawzon IS fully authorized tc
close the business Of the late hrm, and will con.
the business at the old stand.
march u, 1856. ". BECK.
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Democratic 0aths.


The following extract from late speech
in Congress, by the Hon. Mr.. Carlile, of
Virginia, shows that the Pierce party is the
last one on earth that ought to complain of
oaths and obligations in politics. Mr.. C..
says, on page l3 of his speech: ..
"If / am correctly informed, it lies not
in the mouth of this administration to OBJ
ject 10 oaths. l hold in my hand letter,
upon the envelope of which is department
of the Interior, Official Business, Chas. +.
Frailey, acting chief clerk" addressed TO
Robert T. Foster, East Thirteenth street,
Washington, and which reads as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
August Is, 1865.
SrR Your letter OF yesterday to the Sec
rotary has been received, and am directed
TO say that it is not compliance with the
advice given to you on the subject, which
was to present your affidavit, taken before
proper officer, as you stated you could
conscientiously do, that you did not belong
TO the Order commonly denominated "Know
Nothings," that you never had been q mem
Der thereof; and that you have no sympa-
thy with the principles, objects, or designs
usually ascribed to such orders. ..
Respectfully, SC.
CHAS. f. FRAILEY, Sa
Acting Chief Clerk.
To r. T. Foster, East 18th street.
The following pledge or declaration is
required to be taken and subscribed to by
the members of this city before they are
admitted TO full fellowship:
81 declare upon my word of honor, that
| am not n member Of any secret political
organization, or of any other organization
or of any other. association or society, whose
objects are antagonistical TO the objects OIL
the Democratic party, as declared in the
resolution of Democratic members of the
House of Representatives Of the lst o.
December, 1866"
We think it i'll becomes those gentlemen
who are supporting an Administration
which requires such oaths as the above, f
pirate about oath-bound orders. Bah.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, April 10, 1853.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus x Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has ex-
PRED. ,a4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

E7-A destructive fire occurred in Ga
lena on the LIST. Thirty odd buildings, in
Guiding Catholic Church, were destroyed
Property to the amount of $250,Uo0 was
DESTROYED.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
DAVID PEA ROE

WHOLESALE DEALER in HATS &
w CAPS exclusively, No. ll6 Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo. am now receiving the largest
and most complete Spring and Summer Stock Of
HATS AND GAPS, Of the latest and most
desirable styles ever brought 70 this market,,tg
which the attention Of purchasers is respectfully
called and examination Of goods and prices So
licited. Having made extensive and permanent
connections with all the principal and most FASH
onabe Hat and Cap Manufacturers in the East,
shall be in constant receipt throughout The
Spring and Summer Of their Best, latest and most
Fashionable productions.
Orders viii meet with prompt attention. Per
sons ordering by letter, viii please state whether
articles wanted, are for men. Youths. Boys, or
ChiIirenj also the kind, quality and color, and
about what price is wanted.
DAVID PEARCE.
mrh2O ls5G-im No. lie Main Strt. st. Lonig,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
MARRIED.

GREEE--JouNsoN.-O On the 9th ult., Mr. SAM
uEL NJ GREEN, Of Cape Grardeau county, and
MISS JENNIE L. Johnson, Of St. Louis.
IcKERsoN-REEvEs.-On the 9th nit, W.
G. Dickinson and Miss JEANETTE REEVES.
both of this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

TMr. GuERIS has returned from the
East, and will have his new store and new
goods open in few days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
npsCriDfiNfa.


BosEn is beautiful black jack; with :1caly
nose and belly; will be 5 years old this spring, IS
IA hands - inches high, with fine length and large
bone and IS decidedly the finest jack in the State.
chose him in preference to larger Jacks as he has
more STYLE and action, and had proven himself one
of the best breeders in Kentucky For proof Of
which | have certificates from respectable men
which | will take pleasure in showing 10 all who
may call to see my Jack
Bosee was imported TO the United States by
Thomas Hughes OF Fayette, county, Kentucky, in
1888. Its well known fact thar the Maltese
racks are the best breeders to their size that we
have as all our largest jacks directly or inai-
rcctiy descended from them. The reason why they
out breed our jacks is because hcy are not pushed
as we push them, and consequently are more ac-
tive and have better constitutions. Bosee is not
related 10 any Jack the country, therefore it will
be best 10 breed 10 him, as it viii not be breeding
in and in. Iwoud advise all who have good ien-
nets and wish 10 improve their stock, 10 call and
see my jack before breeding them.
intend giving silver cup TO the best colt of
Bosee's gel; the colts 10 be shown in the fail Of
1857. tapri lO,-!m. q. NJ BROWN.
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1868. FURNITURE. 1856
SCaEriGt & Ma S Tn,
Wholesale and Retail
ypr,rtr;srura +, T-7,7-c.srar-- Ieao,ars


AND MANUFACTURERS
Nos. 20 and 2 Washington AYenuc,S.. Lguis Nj.
- HAVING completed our arrange
VI. maats for full Stock Of Goods in our
i.'=,.l.i!ne, and having the best assortment in
the West, we take pleasure in Offering to vurchas-
crs beth wholesale and retail:
5000 Eebseads, 800 dozen weed seat chairs,
1899 6Tureaus; 2oj do cane. seat DO
800 Dining fables 100 do rocking do
500 Breakfast d. 100 DO chilAreA'5 Go
200 Work stands, 500 Tin safes,
200 Wash do 200 Cribs, assorted sizes,
100 Warjrobcs, 900 Lounges,
1000 Look'g Glasses 100 doz. Rush and split boz
tom Chairs.
rE5'To which we add mahogany and walnut
paror and rocking Chairs, Sofas. center side and
extension Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases.
UPHOLSTERY in great variety, such as spring
hair. cotton moss ami hns; Mattresses, Comforts,
Spreads ami blankets
E557 Our worl; is all warranted as rcpseatcl-
our prices as low as the lowest.
e Orders promptly and faithfully executed
and respectfully solicited. Satisfaction Sgaran-
tcc1.
O. Please call and aati.ly yourselves.
March 20, l>5G-S5.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

have in store 100 Peoria Pre-
J. MUM plows, Of every size. from small ono
horse TO the largest Prairie Plow.
CAMERON, MASON & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10

E37Read the new advertisements. Oui
town is full of new goods and purchasers
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-10
FINE FARM FOR SAFE NEAR 7EE-
AMI. SALINE COUNTY.

rTIHE undersigned is now authorized TO sell The
/ farm of B. q. PUI.iam, lying within , miles
of Miami, in Saline County. continuing about 5to
acres OK good land.
1t is situated in a fine hemp growing part Of the
county, In a good Eeichborhood. FUrterlus apply
to THOS. SHACkELFORD.
march 81, 1851 Glasgow, DO,