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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-20

/ 4 RMl VI LANDS
In rrae.s $50 a,sss sre spwAsls. "a
Long Credits and Low Rates Of inteIes..
rae.sisrs. were rraas,s =. tse 0e,sr.cfff $3.50.
I'D trc cea~ffst'Irn nff;it stilfrst 80 e.. .le
sone of ih< fls ssst spe mofl fcr;lc frsif a
ST. iItfI.f stfts 'tff snf tes. ~itt n.sa.t -
fren chttsrc. 80 - neFft-~sst. % faifa - a..
fN'ft sra iicutAffes 81 q sitrs L. uuii. it tl
4. ..'s.,. .,..... -. 80,
irfcs cad cfssF ~. 49,. 81 .itd tT So 81.
r1.iiAr ife e. 9tpeis ~ ~ 'tEts 81
ksts r~ 80 s ~.t $50.
lt~nf tna ii'1s "a =. iis itas. al. sac ffe.f En-
irtn.'f .a'r.i-l ti,tt'- fs.- rf' - =
l.s so - s.r' ~, sss.,a fsorn -r- -rvs IT,,
I.ill eti.lf sa4 rfrtf. 81 tss t-..tsi..ff ol,.t
Frenoasv is c,.if, stf.~ sra ,sst s,e,s cfis.f.
- - ~ei. TRrssfssfrfi.f'fs Of i|.iIlsis
80 ~ ~ dew. f'..0Is E. =.
eo'tiv-t 'us 49, irrFf. 80 sif.f ,tsfes Tfs frst
81 itnii'F lH f'ft al ftt ntriy htsta
-. .'nsis st.f's sAe FitwiHE &c o.
wsest-,wr it, rev'r frrres - t.saf, ~
~, sfr' lsIee rfefts 81 = 'tt pftu sra 81.
oee ~ tAef Ni.. 1ra- -. efH teif 80 TSe t-l
'ef cora or u1rlf 70 fr - 'crfr afe ~
ie5eisos sa.rsa.l a. "a go rssr 49, rtsusasrs
.sa,.e i-s i'- eos rsfer- hifa stsis ~ esfiis.-
Cora.rsr sir's ~ Wit ,farrsrssf ,f-rt
s ss., - s s,s e 49, ~ - ss.... s.it-
lac cttar fsffs II ftIffIL tttt 49, |....
lena 3. 80 Rssfffn ga fffe Siafs. 81 an,.,,it-
b n'eeh nicfs ihtn .eet ierf t7rs' t'c eiatitrtf
usfspoftf tft p. I...e r. h.fIff
BifDmfnDa rIttf ~.fef. rf...
ih~ rsas sn.ss +. .t..e ..f s.-.r.sf. r..f 81 80.
te 4 fecrel 81 81. l,i.- silr-..f "a ~ -
PEI.
fhes. rt. friut fef We n Nt4rist.fs
a.. ifftt
~ ...., .l f.|.... f...4.l s. 81
~ .rtIsrs $500. 81,
-
~. l....
..t.... ..It
'rni. ht.ar .ta As..at. H.t $500
.Hrl-
r.l.. l....4..
- ra.ars.nr Ittn $500. tan.r.nH.. ffar.
49,,
fiff
- 80 ~
-er'-s f.... 'ie.rr - ta... .E>.si
~ shi. COMPANY. bra e...o..r, ,i~ls s-f.
those ,fihe kssfern anf Nafls sfsiss j. much rle
fhan sun cieni io rsf re fifffsncs in The cost 81
tfrrs ftffior r.nst sffs \, view af tfe f.rtffff.
frf tehft - 'tfs resf frff WIS Hfltf ffffr
meets ire Defaiiana ofrtf4r - res trfeffrf.. ~
a. l.,s ,,.t.r -f.rar.fr p tf. lf..f r.. "
pprcr AVN ~FpMS OF DIVINITY
i1A4NH ~ - = = -
iht f.t.' I.i ~ 1917 - ~
iocaf' ialifr ~ .tI.afi- inf iffts
made tafiHr ~ fr-r '-if. -'fr'i-'f'f
nonef - 30 psit 10 "Nf Hnrnai ~ iI-.fl IT,
ff-i 20 become cue ~ Nc NffN ff.l We N.I. ~
,"nNAti. ena me eihffe atnerlit thftfHlt''. 80
eti pay nfni WIS., become ade ~ ~ ft' ~ 80 tAi'
year
Interest viii be Charged al only
rrrent PEE "nn"n'.
=. srtrfiif - me pffiernia.re 80 ttr trNittff.
iht hftii rff- i1ttfr*f '-ntt 1f NHiA De- t'A If
aud tt mus be lutefsfoet that az fa-t nrsisnff -
ne and purchased shailte yearly ofo'Eht Nte'f f-
"f"tt'".
-VNtl ttli rom inc tlf14t tff W. 70 % tf'f.
:, - - 800,
Hf1rH ffoWfH fafM bHfftff WIS f-L -
SGT u IN Fer Dagy Can ~ Ctfaln.d
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-20

TIC heirs OF - 4 d-eeieff
NOTICE IA ~ferfv.
y iaf - ~ 81 .mas
a, i.ritr -is. lls~
$40 sfsfs. fa-wH Ifs \
IN - frairleiea. tlrs =
all D. s0ii 81 a er.i'f ~
parehase- eisfnr no.ae D
with approved srrariis a41
rFaisc iaes.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-20

GsRBxxR. Me June a. 1855.
Mr.. Dyef--Dcsr Sin. have have used two bottles
Of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and truly say
~ A. the greatest discovery Of the age Tor restoring
and chan gug he hair Before sin- "a, gray
a. man Of seventy. Ny hair has now attained ia
original color. You recCmmc nd II TO the world
the.eastiear, a. uy case was one OF the worst I'D
Yours, DAN'L NJ RPHY.
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Land Warrant Lost.

4 \ travelling from Ohio 20 western Indi-
u saa a. Apri, lss2. lost Land WarraAi No. fss3,
trr nnuch search, nothiHg hrs been heart There
40 a>signu, said ~arrsBi. Persons notia -
not ~ parehase sad Warrant, ihe necessary
have bees taken r. rreeare adupAcate fon iee prop
once al ~ AsAingiou CITY.
JANIS SHERMAN.
ssrsr crecs sc~nshiF. f,re cesnsy, ind.
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state ofIndiann, County orvigo. -.

state ofIndiana, County Of vigo. -.
Woo CcHri Common Pleas. Oct Term. ESQ
ohm y Dsmcy. Andrew Kelley ard others. heirs a
law of Aadln burke. deceased, Petitioners.
Michael Tneflrl. fohn Niiiiams. -Jenc Nccuitc.
Th.rnse NtGufe ftome@ hfNt ieme- n. hflit
andjohn Kelly also itIs "a law ~ said deceased.
Re-Pon.is ats fstifisa fsr FarfttsH.
THE petitioners fie their petition by
II q I. Noble thtif counsel. ard also inf eihas-
VT ofa ssinierssisd person that - lc-p4denttafe
not residents % tto ~ttte 20 iiana
Notice j. tefet1 givfnto 81 ffcsfondfnts.ihat
ptrsonaiiv apfts httff he Judge oi ssid Couf
thr Crust Hou~e. ~ tnr tSty - fcfrs fianfc.
the 10 NostaY ~ ott. next ihtn ifd there. ot Or
before The taina ~ ths cause. 60 answer, plead OF
asulur 90 aid pea fon The uil be taken
- nfcsssu aud decTeed accordingly.
AM. WILKINS. CLERK.
Aux n. iess. WV. Pre- 60 s2.se
nUR STOCK OF STOVES is CON
" PilfTK Az wsii fuf1ithtd With enc best q
ware. I'D sold chcarhy
NaF1f-Wu J. COOPER a CO.
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FARMERS. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

WE A-rnts for fa sais r. ~Keiehum's I'm
W proved Noa - .r.ses. lHr = =. self RAJ
King Reaper. aut W 'kins Reaper
Those desrous IS f.fi .is. "a % sac above ma
chimes. can De -.rI, fr calling a. " arcsl nee.
WHERE samples 81 each. can 20 ah times hc -fen.-
Ihcsr Machines warranted a. la moi iirier io
Mas ~. isss-~sn fri,SFf . MeKFEN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-20

III IT WI Ut VN y INWE I'Fs.
NOTICE Is k-reby given. that on Wednes
= dag che 20lh day Of August. leJ6. be.
tween the foars 81 o'clock r. NJ. aud { o.
clockP n q said day viii Offer Tor ssle At
public auction. ~ the Court Rouse door. In
Terre- Hsute. ten shares Of Western Plank
Road Stock. ID being the Plank Road rua
ming East from Tefre liaaie - the ' igoeoust,
line said property belonging 10 The estate II
OTIS " Grant, deceased. The terms OF ssll
sale win be Great u three lnaut.ts " 18th goo,
security given upou notes waving valuation
and appfsismeuf LAWS.
July 80. sc. WI 4 D. CRANE. Adm'f
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Farm for Rent

4 A SMALL FARM, SlTUA TED
about Is miles southeast Of thss city. with COM
Portable improvements, ~ill be rented reasonable
knqaire n
April 4, das-lf THIS OFFICE.
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THE undersigned will give through re.
L cripss - 80 FNESIss % frodoec any 81 ths
EASTERN Cities. va tse Indiana Central Railroad
r. a one attAe ''Amcricau kxprcss 1enspaiIv.''
AZ. 1. ls.-l.la .lm ~. y. MANnNN. AL
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NAE bANk oTo( \ FOX NALE-
0N de 27lh day Of August. | vii sell
~ twelve SHARES of ne sto<k ~ ne nraneh the
:. 81 ferr~ ffa1tes aisp es-s a,.i - er
rer~ouai lfoIffy hrlefzsnr ~ estzlf ~ NaihHa
&. wsiisss. aeeresA klle a A. aiHk A " ~ ne
Car urfef.
Tss~.-TAe Eaak st.<k, ~ ssueh ~ usa, 80 sold.
essr - ~ sfhsf s<uFerffs n1tes a ikese ~ ats
sIIh approved <scnfys stbeul relief flsra
useat la~s tosEfH WALL.ACk. Adm'f.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-20

Ia ~ orami -.tanfr - fhr ilIl.fs frnifai p ~
ny- OHice. ns 20 frr ID 90 NAY. 50 r'i.ra 49,
nue CHICAGO. li. after that Gate In tlr y So e.
pa.senrer nentf." foot - >euih vltff stlc-t
q 10
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-20
SheriT's Sale.


DY virtue Of two executions Issued out o. W" ut
ID nam County Court o. Common fieHs .. 81 - me
4 lrectcd and delivered one In favor II Tho. rhs O..
hi.ia-rley and Frederick ". Rdrcicy. nn. the 'hrF
ia favor of Benjamin blythe and John ". Hoiiane-
both against Anterlcus .. Hough sad Alniou V.
flaueh have tssied upon tlc following described
~. Lots amber eleven ii) and ~ cvc-
(i2) in A-tns Subdivision of lot number eighteen.
IN la section number sixteen. (6) TOW asp number
tefvs tloj rarre number nfnc co. Nc-t ~ Nico
~ In.isnn, also part II out lot No sixty tcD
described a. follows io-wii, Commencing ~ The south
east Of out lot No sixty onc. or n The city 81
-Hautc. thence north sixty five (s) feet. tr ace
three hgndred (o) feet. thence south eNf, hfc
fasl feet thence east 10 ihc place OF beginning. and
~ N ol Saturday. the f3ih day Of cffeubcr. Lass. be-
the legal hours Of said day. at The Conrtousc
door Ttrrclfauis offer fes sale az putc auction.
without relief from valuation aplfaisemcui laws
the rents nud profits Of said premises FOR term Of
seven wears. aud shouid the Ali % sell FOR
nceni 90 sftisi, aaid executions and cost. viii
then aud there OFF, he Zee simple 10 the highest bid
der for cash 70 satisfs said cufious ord cost.
LINUS 4. BtR>k1T. Sh'f.
Avg. N. ifsG-v fN prs fee se5nl
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Interest viii he Charged AT only =
per per aununt.

tsr srtrfifY 10 fhe peTfernla4fe 80 fAe tcntferf.
fhc fret .rffs'i fsresf aust ~ rall it att
nd it b lulersfat that AZ least nrs-lsnff 80
he land purchased shaite yearly bropEht under ea
DNaflan.
20 pea cent from ffc fIstll inrt wI'i 10 trttrfrt
Tor essh- The comranY'- cone .rucloa tonaf viil
he received as hfrfs
Ready Froned Farm Ba'if'ss va e4L a.
SET ~ n a Fen Dags Can b, Cbfairsd
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All the Ladies Like En-

Lastres, SilE,. MbFohS, HdsinBse inns
Undersleeves Fans. a.. a. 's'rDSo>-.o
RIPLEY 4 DaN--'-p~ON .
Nay 20, dw-n
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PRICE AMI TERMS OF PAYMFTT

TIE rflcc nil vtrt nom - - 90 sce. ft.a
location . falIfv 4tr Faffrsrf4 Ter nffts ia.- -
- 80 lrlinr fhe -r-r 80 .sf-ft.r ff- ft.l-
money 90 30 paid n Gkc snrrai irr-rI Iafrtf. ffs
fret 20 become due in fwoY raft fr.r fie desc 90
contract. ana the Others auusnl5 fhfrcafcI. 10
at pay mcni VIII become due 81 eft - go 18th
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PROF. OF WOODS
HAIR RESTORA1IVl !
FoE PAIL sc HAia
O " B4LD IA - D.S
Am REzHnpINa OF - ~. no ~

ron Pail iNo HAia
q " d 4 Il II n 3 a. 81
AND RESTORING ebay HA44 TO Tt
ORIGINAL COLOR
rnHIs ASTONISHING AND UNEQuAlfEN
i Parstton hasufser fstlocfo FFodtet . efat =.
Bad hesds. when used accsfdlhr a. she ilI. ltIH
AID turus hair hatA tts ftstBsl ccioi. a7tr taE
tng becoHe gray and siastatc - all tts uf.i-a
bcalth, lustTe softness and beauty "a lenioses 81
once, all scnrg dauaTun. And a1pleasant i1h4aa
<cfsfuls erupsions ana exefish heat from the scs,
II also prevents the hairffom becoming unh aIsh
ard falling %. ana tenre. acts e. perfect
HAIR INNl0ORATOR AND TONIC
weannes aiswsfew esfslntstss 10 eouoborats
car assertions:
PHo, wooe-Dear Sir. Ny haifhsd fos st9trai
YesTs been becoming permanently gray. aCcompan.
led - ahArshAosA wAichEenderedttec CONSTANT apeii
cation Of oil To In dresFinF ia. Wien l
eosnnacc ed asing air Restorative, about I've
me-. go IL was - that condition. snd having
se4 its use .ils w.ss.. she last three u
has natural Gator. md assumed lastfe
snd softnessgrtsiyt 20 De preferred 10 those prodaee
BY the application al oss ether psepArAten
have ever used ireasrdft a. IN indispensable zItl-
Gle for every lady's toilet. whetherto be used
Hair Restorative OF fsF the simple purpose Of dress
Ing rsosutifyn thc hair You ave permission 10
f-ief nae all entefiainany ioui Gifts pc form
ms llthatls claimed foTit
Ma..syNODs. Ia "a stseet
Ciaeirnati, OHIO FEB 10, lFss.
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Tho iff.I...s Al ore I'd ffIff f.t
~ this company. BRA t... rnnr1afrf airit f'-ft
fhese ffhe tseiern anf Mi'flf sfsfrs. j. Inu,A rf
fhan suh lent a. gay fff difference In The cost
urft Hftffior r-0ftieiIe ff view ~ tff farif'tte
frrf 'shft - 'tisFcsf rffrff WIS hfltt ffeer
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

y Aren't hsfs--P. n. poSSEtLY.
Jalr ew6ns
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28

A Wires PRAYER.-If there is any
thing that comes nearer to the ,mploration Of
Ruth to Noami than the subjoined, we have
not seen ii:
Lord bless and preserve that dearper-
son whom thou hast chosen 10 be my hus-
band-let his life be long and blessed, COM
Portable, and holy; and let me also become
great blessing unto him and sharer in
in all his sorrows, q meek helper in all the
accidents and changes in this world, and
make me amiable and dear TO him! Unite
his heart to me in all the dearest love and
holiness, and mine to keep him in all sweet
ness, charity, compliance! Keep me from
all ungentleness, discontentedness, and un-
reasonableness of passion and humor, and
make us humble and obedient, useful and
observant, that we may feel delight in each
other, according TO the blessed word, and
both of us may rejoice in thee, having our
portion in the love and service Of God for
ever? Amen"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28

1.-THE correspondent Of the Erening
Post gives the following version of the at
tack by Mr.. McMullen upon Mr.. Granger:
AS Mr.. Granger, representative from New
York, and McMulen, from Virginia,were
riding in an omnibus to-day, conversation
arose on She army bill prOsiso. Mr.. Me-
Mullen said the South would stand by the
Constitution. Mr.. Granger replied, "lf not
republican President would make them"
WhereupOn, Mr.. McMuHen said he would
not be addressed in that way by younger
man. Mr.. Granger replied, waive my age.
McMullen then seized Granger around the
neck, and holding down his head, struck two
blows-drawing blood under the eyes and
ear. They were separated by Col. Chester,
of the Philadelphia Enqirer. A COMMITTEES
of investigation was appointed by the Speak
er to report the facts to the House next ses-
sion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28
The Influence of the London Times

1t may not be generally known, says a
eetemporary, that the leader of the Times is
telegraphed every morning to all the princi-
pal towns of England; then written out in
large letters and affixed to bulletin board.
and is placed in the public Exchange. At
Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, and other
towns ofless commercial Importance, crowds
of merchants and others may be seen early
in the day reading this article! As it thus,
IN effect, does the thinking for the mass of
the middle classes of Great Britain, its in
fuence with them must be very great. 1t is
difficult, in fact, to understand its extent
and power, which no class, we presume, and
not even the government itself, fails TO ac-
knowledge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28

VINO STANDS THE Best CHANct.-ThS
Richmond Whig, taking into consideration
the circumstance, attending the present
triangular contest for the Presidency, re<
CARDS the following propositions incontesti1
Bile: 1s,. That there is very great doubt
whether either Of the candidates will be-
elected by the people. I'd. If Fillmore
were Withdrawn there might be doubt
whether Fremont or Buchanan would suc-
ceed-though the probabilities are strong
that Fremont would be the successful num-
This is clearly the conviction of the Black
Republicans themselves, who, with every
disposition to decry Fillmore, are forced to
confess that he is the only serious obstacls
in their way. 3D.. If Fremont were with
drawn and the opposition to the Democracy
united-as in that case it would be, the
slavery question being Withdrawn by the
withdrawal of Freemont-Fillmore would
be elected. 4th. II Buchanan were with
drawn Fillmore's election would be still
more certain, for he would then get the
whole vote of the South and fully half of the
North.
In whatever aspect these several posi-
tions are viewed, Fillmore is seen as the
national and conservative man, independent
of the sectional factions, and worthy Of the
confidence of the whole Union. He is
Northern mana Northern conservative;
the people OF the North cannot fear him.
He has filled the Presidential chair in criti-
cal times, and has proved by his action that
the South need not distrust him-that he 10
true to oil the guarantees Of the consttu-
! ton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28
HIS HOTEL,
GLASGOW. MO.

nm The undersigned has opened large and
H;l. commodious Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style, and has ample facilities for first class
hotel. He has spared no pains in making his
rooms elegant and comfortable. His table will at
all times be furnished in manner TO crafty the
utmost reasonable wishes OF his guests. The sit
uation of his house is one of the most and
healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be well attended to. The public
are respectfully invited to give him call.
apo WIN. N. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28

IL Some time since we published q no.
tice of the disappearance and suppose drown
ing Of Mr.. w. A. Bower, an agent Of Adams
Missouri Express Company on the steamer
Australia. We learn from the Jefferson In
duirer of Saturday. that Mr.. Bowers body
was found on Friday last, in the Missouri
river, few miles below Jefferson, near the
mouth of Gray's creek. The Coroner held
an inquest, and the jury rsturcd a verdict o
death from CAUSE unknown.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28

New MoDE OF MAkfNo SHoEs.-A-
mons the new things Of the age, is the man.
ufacturs Of shoes by cementing together the
pieces of leather of which they are COM
posed. A shoe is thus made without a peg
or a stitch, which it is said will never rip,
and cannot be torn apart in the seams, be-
cause tie leather will tear first. A large
company has been started for this manufac-
ture at Ballard Vale, their process being to
cement the shoes on the common wooden
lasts, and then dry them in ovens. But We
understand an improved process has been
invented, by which pair Of shoes can be-
completed in five minutes. The pieces are
cemented on hollow metallic last, into
which steam is introduced by turning
cock, and its heat sets the cement almost
instaneously. - Boston Telegraph.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DE1NJT15T1Y.
nR A d CKEV

E. HAS located in Glasgow, with the
intention to remain permanently. He
II111J has practced in Lexington, Mo-, and
the adjoining counties, for the.las six years, and
given satinfaction to his employers. Having fine
supply of material, he fatters himself he can
please all who may favor him with call. A share
Of the patronage of this community, and the sur
rounding counties, is respectfully solicited. All
dental operations performed in the neatest and best
style.
Have your teeth plugged in an early stage Of
decay, and it will preserve them, permanently
Sensitive teeth plugged without pain.
Ladies waited on at their residences, in town OF
country, if required.
Refers to his old patrons; Drs. Hassell and Pee
bles, Lexington, and DIR. Williams, Brunswick.
eT-Ofice over Taylor and Whites Drug Store
April II 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28

II The Exeter Nsws Letter says that
there is now living in Nottingham, N. H., a
Mrs. Ellison, formerly of harrington, whs
is in the one hundred and seventh year Of
her age. She is the mother Of eleven chill
dren, all of whom, except two, are now hv-
ing; her health is good, and what is very un-
common for person Of her age, she requires
meat or other hearty food once day. Her
memory is so remarkably vigorous and re-
tentive, that she can tell the Lame and exact
age to day, of all her children and grand
children, the latter of which she has large
number.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28
VALUABLE FARM
~ sale or Hent.

- THAT well known Farm on the State
GS1E Roads leading from st. Louis to st. Joseph
-. and Hannibal to the latter place, about
-four miles East of Keytesville, Charlton Coun-
ty, Mo-, formerly owned and occupied by the
late James Herryford.
The subscriber being dcsirods of leaving Mis-
souri for milder climate, will sell low for cash,
or viii give time on one half Of the purchase mo-
ney. This Farm is so well known that it is only
necessary to say to strangers coming to the coun-
try that it is one Of the best Stock Farms, and
country; no better can probably be found in the
country, and as to its locality for doing any pub
tic business,no better probably be found in the
State.
The farm consists Of 25s Acres; 1870 under cul-
tivation, newly fenced. There are three good
wells, besides plenty Of stock water Possession
given mediateiy.
Fer further particulars, call on the undersigned,
on the premises. or address him by letter. at
Keytesvslle, Mo. WILLIAM RUSSELL.
March 6, 1851,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28
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Shirley House,
EAKEETE MO-

VNHE undersigned has opened public house in
l. Fayette, Mo-, on the southeast corner of the
Public Square, where boarders and travellers
shall receiue every necessary attention.
In connection with this house entire new stabling
and a carriage house has been built, which will be
attended by the most careful and experienced hos
tiers, and conveyances will be furnished TO any of
the neighboring places.
Jan. 10. JAS. A. SHIRLEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28

CHEAP GROCERIES!
WYE are now receiving a fresh supply OF
w choice Family Groceries, and will 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 NAV
be found
25 hhds strictly prime N D Sugar
80 bags Rio and 10 old Gov Java Coffee
80 bbls whiskey
200 bags ground alum Salt
so do L b %
20 bxs English and 20 " Cheese
10 bxs Pine Apple do
10 bxs Raisins; do Figs
80 Kits No 1 and 2 Maekerel
s bbls do do do
90 4 andl do do
AZ doz Brooms; 90 bags Shot; 2 kegs Lead
so bags cotton yarn; 90 bales batting
20 bales candle wick;2 brown domestic
boxes Oranges; Lemons
100 kegs Wheeling Nails
so doz buckets, bowls, trays, indigo, fnadder.
and in short everything usually kept in the west
Call and examine before purchasing
WANTED,
10000 pounds good Bacon, Hides, Talow.
Beeswax, and produce in general.
aplO THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-28
Harry House,
BRUNSWICK. MO.

@:;A THE subscriber has removed to his new
Ail and commodious Hotel, near Broadway,
where he will be pleased to his old friends and
travelling public generally. No pains will be
spared to render his guests comfortable, and their
sojourn at his house pleasant one. The Hotel
has been furnished with every convenience, and
he atters himself, that no house west of st. Lou
is can excel his. The table will at all times be
furnished with the best the market affords-the
Bar will be furnished with the most choice liquors.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tcntended to him, he solicits continuance of the
same. N. HARRY.
Brunswick, June 81, 1885.