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nassolutaer ef Pax<ner,h,p.

THE nrm Of W. F. TUNNARp 4 co.
l. was dissolved BY limitation. on oth-
'3lst Of December 1855. The business will
Be continued by w. F. TuxxAso, on his
own account. The name Of the firm will
ooiy b used ID the settlement Of accounts
W. T. TUNNARD,
Jan. md 1855 A. D. HEDENeERC
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To Planters.

A lKlN'S Cor. and Cotton Cnltivator
"A This truly useful agricultural iur,ov .
ment, has been fully tcstedhy highly res
pectahle and practical planters W ho attr,I.l
trial, say that by it, use, in the cultivation
Of Corn. Cane, or Cotton, there is saving
Of at least one third the labor to nan and
horse over the common plow. II new
invention. Patented March 10. 1915
Planters are invited to call and examine il
A supply on hand and tor sale hv
TUNNARD Il HEDENHJrEC
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NY00alen lYnrc I

A XF,, Hatchet, Tile, Anger and chisal
n. Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, for sale by
u. G.. MONTAN, Churcagst.
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Sllndries.

TUST dog. boxes fresh
y Sardines doz- gal. jars Of Pickles ::
3 doz. do half jars, Of the celebrated brand
Of VIM Underwood; s basket sweet Oil /:
4 fine article Of No. Mackerel and Cod.
FISH. Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Call
and examine for yourselves
oct23-v OCALLAoH.~ & MrLv,H1LI-
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Steam IDncktuxl

IUTTA Percha Steam Packing
- Kentucky and Cotton packing /; Gasket pa
per aud Navy oakum; Steam Bibs, Furnished ana
Polished, steam Stops and Guags Cocks tBrsea
Coupling and fnnnrcting Cocks, for iron or COP
per pipes. always on hss,d At
jan.l7.y. SAHNUIEN 4 LANO1JE.
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NEW CARPETS. i have nav in store
~ aspeud'd assottmant II saw style
Carpets. which werr purchased n auc,ion
in Philadelphia. al very low p,ices aud
viii hc sold accordingly
wtl9-v w " PHILLIPS
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L0Ckal l.ackal

RENCH, Southern Rim Lever, Store
l Door, Cnbhord and Padlocks. also
'soI every description on hand and TOR
ehv % MONTAN.
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xllllYEI.N. xI.AnEs.

A MES and KowIaods Spades. Dirt and
~ Scoop Shovels. Rakes aud Gnrden
Hoes, LADIES' Flor~l Hoo, Rskes, dr.
u. e. MoNTar, Chu,sh ST,
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MCCORMICK L. Co..

BOOKSELLERS ANnSTAT1ONELS
Baton Rouge, In.
SCHOOL. BOOKS, STANDARD LITE
rary, Scientific ana Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma.
gaines and Periodical, constantly on hand.
Also--AMERICAN and FOREIGN
r'f'ng Pape9, Blank Books, Envelopes.
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers Bristo;
hoads Monohromatic Boards. x vii.
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architectural CARDS, &f.o
II. A. KAUFMAN =. aERpFR
%, 4. RAUgUMA IAN l. Co.
IDusc. Sim 4 Ornamental pu;ufrys

IVOutD respectfully caH the attsnsi"o VI the
w eitisens ~ Naton R""ge and NJ the adiaae ~ /,
parishes, Tint they are p"w prepared I" Il" ~,
kinds ~ work that ",av he entrusted t" them
and rledge themselves tc give general sstisfac-
ticn !" those Who viii favct them
A,se Draining, G'a,ins and a'd'ng: units
on ~ wood an, ma, ,ble e.ecst.d IN the ve,y hest
style. ~ Ftesco painting Hammers and T,a".
scsve"ees ra'nted !" r,'et. sh"p-Cn, Nr,ti'
Boulevard aud ~. Louis ste. Jsn's.v
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INMAN's PATENT,
G0sc "mel .D0Or Springs,


l this invaluable Spring. hes them on
hand and 'or sale at price which is moth
ing compate'1 with their utility Samples
"a" he seen al my store. on the gate ot
Joshua Eeal, and the Harney House Door.
Slhey are simple and would not lie Insult
able f"r the neatest pa,lor doore in this
city, apply at. a"gl D. e. MONTANs
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(aranifr \ Gauonf.
LATE ARRIVALS OF
1856. uARDW ARE! 1856.

TllE undersigned have on hand and
are dsi'v receiving per steamers ana sstiipx
vessels. difart from the Manufactures, 4 general
.ss',',nent Of Domestic nnd Foreign
teard wave. which they ntJsr st Prices nat to
he nsnfps"tp. LAHGr,Ea h LAsoug,
jant1-y. Cor. Lafayette and Ejnr,d. e,s
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Thc un-
~ derstened 10 nov prepared to manufacture
oy steam power at the shortest notice all kinds
Of sash. Blinds, Windows. Doors, Ac-,et,er. ad
dressed :" him at the Post once at Baton Rouge
vii meet with immediate attention.
sePt"-u J. w. BROWN
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CRATES. larates and stove..

A NEW supply Of the above for par
- 'or and office, with and without summer
1t""ts Cook Stoves. large and small Fek Hex.
narre' mud franklin stoves. TOR Wood ard Goa j.
assorted sizes. besides tho articles which general.
" r" with 'bem-snc', aa Coal ltods, Shovel snd
Tongs. &r. A. the Hardware Rtors nf
jsn.17-y. LARaUIEK 4 LANOtyE.
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HAND Etoo'"s, Wisp* Hearth, Horse
IL White we.l,. Marking, Sc,"bbing, Cob
web and Paint brushes Churns Reels !.
Hut'er pasbet.. Towel Rollers: Butte,
Stamps: Wooden Spoons, salad Forks
Woc''en Pals; Pisg'"s Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well B"ckets Coco Dippe,s +,
Wash Boards. Wood Scoops, Trays. Pals,
Ac u {. MONTAN.
in'd Church street
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lust RECE1vEpti.

u Iovctnor Rope. Cotton do Mernniller
do. Kentucky Packing Yarn; Oskum ,
Btootus Buckets. y G. MONTAN.
"ctH. % Church street
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Cart and Wagon Harness.

A FULL ASSORSMENT OF Collars,
n Hames, Blind brides, Cart br.ech,np,
TART saddles, Wagon harness, Trace chain.
&c, which we offer At moderate prices.
ianlsdy1 LARCUIER Il LANOUF.
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Music Teaching,

THE subscriber, well KNOWN
i to the citizens Of Baton "V
Rouge, from long rssidence, ol1esn his mo .
iessional services to the public, = teacher
Of the Piano Foarx, the v,oL,x, and Cea.
Nkr-A- PlsroN. He will also furnish music
tor Private Parties, Sois<e, &c. Letters
addressed to him through the pest office.
will be promptly answered, and ordsrs lett
at tAe Comet oiice, will meet immediate
att.ation. locti]l H. w. JOLLY.
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To sport m e n.

A FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
~ Double and Single barrel Rbot fyups BE-.
sides, Game Hags, Powder ttorp., Patent wsdAinx,
Fo''ed Lined and Central Fire Caps; wad Cut
trs 'nn Tubes. and every thing else connected
In that line, at LARGUIER 4 tANOt,E
jan.l7-y Cor. Lafayette and Florida Ats
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MN WARE.-We have now iapstore a
l. large assortment of Tin Ware of every
description which we offer at very reduced
prices. LARGUIER t. I.ANOUE.
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COWN TII,ANO,
Wsrksr II Iia, csppsf all lhset I'm.
uly2-v. Cksrek &lvss.
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" II ESS GODS At
lltlllllEIl I,NlltEa.

TUE SUBSCRIBER now Offers his en-
! '''e Stock Printed Mue',ns, lac koness.
o'ganl'es, Harregas aud other Spring Dress
Goods at very low prices. the public are
invited 7" give him a call before 2,,chas-
,ng elsewhere
may w. y. PHILLIPS.
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To Black ksnlittas, Carpenters
md ftnnrnpra.

4 NVIES, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
n and Dies, Plates, Wedges, Tongs Files
OF all sizes and description, also full as
sortment Of Carpenters and Coorers tools
janlsdyl LARGUTER 4 LANOUE.
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('nst Steel

pEST Cast Steel, C,s'crn Hoop Iron
ID Iron Wove Wire, and Iron R'vets, for
sale by u. G.. MONTAN,
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) \. Bazin's Pcrfumcry.

G FIRES II supply of X. Bazin's un.
"A rivaled PERFUMERy and FANCY ARTI-
CLES. direct from Philadelphia, such as:
COLOGNE WATERG O
EXTRACTS for HANDKFRCHEIFS.
OX.MARROW POMMADE;
PIIILOCOME do.
FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS;
SHAVING BRUSHES; HAIR do.
TOOTH Brushes; Waters Tooth soap. &c
For sale at the Third Street DRUG STORE.
july25-y. J. L. WALLET, Druggist
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CORN sHELLERs,

VANCE, suaAle,n and Bosom, 70
i sale low by ~. G, MONTAN9
Church st.
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lhuvusl (D,uru.!l

IROWEIS patent zinc lined Thcrmom-
~ rter Churns also the Cylinder Churn
for sale by d. G. MONTAN,
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lust RECEIVED, per Stsanboat
q asrnA1e, 10 eoAsXS Z. Q. HAMA aal 4
Boxes C4I0k 1os sAls b. 4. 1loas1u / 10,
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W. y. PHILLIPS

NTalAW WATTlNl..-T
~ five piece. ii Straw Mating TO al
rive this week aud 10, sale hy
an-lG W. u, PHILLIPS.
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CARPET & RlraR.

TIVE subscriber has lust received from
! Nav York, large assortment ot In
gram, Three rly, aud I',ussels Carpets, all
OF which will be sold at low prices
SEPT ~ W u PHILLIPS
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i)ratfssianal Notices.

mr. a. ". BEARING. offers his pro-
- te.sional setvA.e. =, the public. Once IN
church st--crrrs',e Wsaai,, 4 hsy's p,ua Store.
Residence on Main Street, tet~-~n church and
north streets. decN-y.
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IR. =. I. WARD. office on Third It,,
~ opposite Dr.. n. '. Uatrey. juaes-r.
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DER HARDEN's EXPRESS. O
A sunerio, lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery, just received and Tor sale Try
ian1sdyI LARGUlER 4 LANOUE.
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THE M U TUAr.

LlFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Nck 1crmMmlnted cash Fuud,
2.O1s. 775.
All the profits divided a,nong the Insured
FRED. $. WINSTON, P,es'f
ISAAC AHROTT, Srr'v
CHAS Gull, .3rtnn,y.
~ 'r"ner a P,Nr, duly authorized
"s'"' "' 'a'"h H"''g' aP 10y.
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lust Received from st. Louis.
bacon, Clear Sides and Shoulders {
ID superAne and Extra ST. LOUIS FLOUR
CORN. Ic. For sale low for CASH, by
II. Y. TONLINSON l. Co.
july5-y. Cor Convention and Third s'r
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u. STUART, Attorney and Coun-
vs settcr ~ IA s-Laure, street. nayQ6sy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
Tho American Party in Alabama.

A State Council was held on the 18th
inst, in the city of Montgomery, by which
all the passwords, secrets, signs, and cere-
monials, which may have heretofore been OBJ
served, were abolished. Descending these
things as non-essental, the Council declared
its more steadfast adherence to an organiza-
ton, and holding and maintaining of the fol-
lowing full cordially expressed principles Of
the great American party.
First. A strict construction of the Con-
stitution of the United States.
Second. Stern and answering devotion TO
the Constitution as above construed; and
unceasing resistance TO all factions and Sec
tional attempts, emanate where they may TO
weaken its bonds.
Third. Congress has no power to legis-
late upon the question Of slavery in the
States where it exists, or TO exclude any
State from admission into the Union because
its Constitution does, or does not, recognize
the institution of slavery, or TO abolish sla-
very in the District Of Columbia. The Flu
gitive Slave Law should be maintained and
vigorously enforced. No law or regulation,
shall be attempted by Congress, touching the
question of slavery in the Territories, and it
shall cease to agitate the question of slavery
IN any form. We regard strict adherence
to the principles and views of this section
absolutely necessary to the peace and perpe-
tuity OF the Union; and we do pledge our
selves one to the other, that we will affiliate
with no party, nor support any man for Of
fee, under the government of the State, or
the United States, who does not pubical-
ly avow the principles of this section with
out change or abatement.
Fourth All foreigners who have come to
this country, under the guaranty OF our
laws, and have been properly and legally
naturalized according to existing forms, are
fully and legally entitled to all The civil and
religious privileges conferred by our Con-
stitution and laws, and shall lie fully and
affectually protected in them.
Fifth. A radical change in the naturaliza-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHINcToN, JANUARY %

w AshlNGlON, JdliuaiS 20.
In the House this morning, Mr.. Richard
son said he was sincerely DESTROYS Of an or
ganization.
1t has been intirnated that there would
be an election should he and the other can
didates retire. His position as candidate
was not of his own seeking, and he
was anxious TO recede in order to relieve
the House of embarrassment. He would
retire to-day is possible; or tomorrow at
furthest.
Vote-Banks 80; Richardson 65; Fuller
30; Campbell 6; soatteIing7. Necessary
for choice. So.
Mr.. Reed offered resolution expressing
the sense of the House, that if existing can.
didates would withdraw after to-day, the
obstacles to an organization would then be
removed.
The House then refused to lay the resolu-
ton on the table.
The Honse refused 10 order the main
question tp be put, and accordingly the sub
ject goes over till Tomorrow. Adjourned.
The democrats went into caucus immed-
ately after adjournment of the House, and
after two hours deliberation, Mr.. Richard
son having withdrawn, Mr.. Orr was unani-
mously nominated as the Democratic candi-
date for Speaker. A proposition to vote for
the plurality rule, in case Messrs. Banks
and Fuller, in addition TO Richardson, were
Withdrawn, was rejected. 1t was also re-
solved TO follow the nomination of Orr on
the principles which had governed thenom-
inatlan of Richardson at the first caucus.
The Americans, meanwhile, held a eau
Gus in one Of the committee rooms. They
are willing TO withdraw Fuller, but insist
on an organization on broad national grounds,
and will strive TO effect that object.
The nti-aNebraska men hold caucus TO-
night.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
mr.. Richardson. My political existence

mrs Nichai usoh'J WY poiiSu eAis'OhSO
commenced sncs that flood. Laughter.
l was not member of that Congress, and
having never taken any public position upon
that subject heretofore, / am willing, in all
frankness and candor, 10 do SO now; and |
do so with great Difference and respect for
those distinguished men who, in times past,
have entertained and expressed different
opinions. Public history informs us that
slavery existed before the Constitution, and
in my judgment, now exists independent oil
the Constitution. When the people of the
confederated States met, by their represen-
talives in convention, to form that Constitu.
ton, slavery existed in all but one of the
States of the Confederacy. The people,
through their representatives, having an
existing and acknow edged right TO hold
slaves, conceded lhis--the right to prohibit
importation-aiter The year 1903. They
made no cession, so far as regarded the ex-
istence of domestic slavery. They claimed
land it was granted--the right of reclaim
alton in case of escape. They claimed
and it was gronted--the right Of representa-
ton as an element of political power. And
l hold, in the absence Of express authority,
that Congress has mo constitutional fright to
legiSlate upon The subject Of slaUery. Zap
.plause.1 | hold that the Territories are the
common property of all the States, and that
the people of all the States have a common
right to enter upon and occupy those Terri
tories, and they are protected in that occu-
patton by the flag of our common country;
that Congress has no constitutional power
either to legislate slavery into, or exclude il
from, a Territory. Neither has the Terri
torial Legislature, in my judgement, any
right TO legislate upon that subject, except
SO far as it may be necessary 10 protect The
citizens of the Territory in the enjoyment oil
their property, and that in pursuance of its
organic law, as established by congressional
legislation. When the citizens Of the Ter
ritory shall apply for admission into the I'm
ion, they may determine for themselves the
character of their institutions, (by their State
constitution;) and it is their right then tc
declare whether they will tolerate slavery
or not, and thus fairly deciding for them.
selves, should be admitted into the Union as
States without reference TO the subject oil
slavery. The Constitution was formed by
the people Of the States for purposes of mu-
tual advantage and protection. The States
are sovereignties, limited only SO far as they
have surrendered their powers 10 the Gen.
eral Government. The General Govern.
ment, thus created and limited acts with
certain positive, defined, and clearly ascer'
tanned powers. Its legislation and admins
tration should be controlled by the Const
tuition, and it cannot justly employ its pow
ers thus delegated to impair or destroy any
existing or vested rights belonging TO thu
people of any of the States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, I Co.
COUNTY OF HOWARD, Sei'

STATE OF MISSOURI, J c.
COUNTY OF HOWARD, Set
In The County Court, December Term, 1855.
Among the proceedings had at said term of
Court, were the following, to-wit:
Samuel c. Major, Public Administrator of How
ard county, and having in charge the estate of
Martin G. Hopper, deceased.
Petition to sell land for The payment of debts.
. AID Administrator files his petition, setting
~ forth that the personal estate of said deceased
is not sufficient 10 pay the debts against said es-
tate, and praying the Court TO grant an order of
sale of the real estate of said deceased for that
purpose And the Court being satisfied that such
sale is nee essary it is ordered by the Court that
all persons interested be notified that application
has been made for the sale Of the north west quar-
Ter Of the southwest quarter of section twelve
(12), and the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section twelve (12), township
fifty one (51), range sixteen (l6), containing SO
acres; also, a title bond from A. w. Morrison to
William Knox and Martin G. Hopper, for one
hundred and twenty acres, on which said Hopper
has paid nothing, to-wit: East half of the north
east quarter Of section eleven, and the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter Of section 10,
township 81, range is, situated in Howard coun-
ty, Missouri.
And that unless the contrary be shown on or
before the first day Of the next February term of
this court, an order will be made to sell all the
right, title and interest that said deceased had in
and TO the above described real estate. It is fur
Their ordered that the notice hereby required TO be
newspaper published in this State for six weeks
successfully before the first day Of the next Feb
ruary term Of this Court. And this cause is con.
tinted. Attest:
Al HERNDON, Clerk,
dec2o-6t BY VIM. o. BURTON, D. C.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31

EXTREMES SOMETIMES MEET.-The
Nashville Convention, composed of fire eat
ing Democrats, demanded not only that the
Missouri Compromise should be preserved,
but extended to the Pacific; whilst the
Northern Abolitionists and Freesoilers, nOw
demand the restoration of the Missouri
COMPROMISED
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
WAsHINGroN, January "a,

Mr., FuLLER withdrew his name as q
candidate for Speaker, and expected that the
House would now adop! some plan by which
the present difficulties might be settled.
Rust's resolution, offered yesterday, was
tabled.
House ten proceeded to vote: Banks, SO;
Orr. 6S; Fuller, IL; Ricaud, of Nd, X. N.
Is; scattering, 8. Necessary to a choice,
100
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
WAsHIKoroN, January 25.

An Intellectual effort was made 10 reseind
the resolution prohibiting debate. After
which the House voted thrice, the last vote
standing: Banks "a, Orr ga, Fuller 20
scattering IL. Necessary for choice 9S.
WAsHISeros, 26th.-Nothing done Of
importance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
SEASON ARnANGEMENT, 1855.
III. 81. EAToN.

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET, b
For Jefferson City, Rocheport, BoonviIle, Arrow
Rock, Glasgow Cambridge and Brunswick.
The new and light draught freight steamer,
o. N. J. EATON, ~, L rs.
essssszE JOS. S. MANSON, Commander,
VIII commence, on early opening of navigation,
her regular weekly trips in the above trade
P. NJ, and returning will leave Brunswick every
FRIDAY, at g O'Clock, A. NJ, and Glasgow at
u M, arriving in st. Louis on Sunday.
The N. j. Eaton is being built expressly for the
above trade. She will combinestrength and speed,
and for lightness of draught cannot be surpassed
by any boat in the Missouri river. We hope by
proinpness and strict attention to business, TO me
rit aliberal share of patronage from our friends,
to whom we extend our thanks for past favors.
~. 3. MANSON, Commander.
NJ. HiLLARD, Clerk lsi. ~
MANSON BARTHoLow, Agents. e fdec6
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31

E57The commercial editor Of the New
York Times states, from the best inrorma-
ton he can obtain, there are in this country
two hundred and forty-one millions Of dol
lars in gold in circulation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
YOU DESERVE CREDIT FOR
your Di@coveryS

TIME following is from a distinguished mem
IL Der OF the medical profession.
/ ~ ST. PAU, January 1, 1855.
7 Prof. Q. j. WooD--Dear Sir: Unsolicited, send
you this, certificate. After being nearly bald for
long time, and having tried all the HAIR restors-
tives extani, and having no faith in any, was in
dneed, on hearing Of yours, 10 give it trial.
placed myself in,the hands of a barber, and had
my head rubbed with good stiff brush and the
restorative then applied and well rubbed in, Ill
the scalp was all agow. This repeated every
morning. andin three weeks the yolng hair APP
peared, and grew rapidly from August last up 10
The present time--and is now thick, black and
strong, soft and pleasant to the touch--whereas,
before ii was harsh and why, what little there
was Of il, and that little was disappearing very
rapidly. / still use your restorative about twice
a week, and shall soon have good and perfect
crop of hair. Now, have read OF these things,
and who has notP-but have never hitherto seen
any case in which any persons hair was really
benefited by any of The hair tonics, &c.. of the
day; and it re ny gives pleasure TO record tire
result of my experience have recommended
your preparation TO others, and it already has a
large and general sale throughout the Territory,--
The people here saw its effects, and have conh-
dehce III. The supply you sent us, as whole
sale agents for the territory, is nearly exhausted
and daily inquiries are made for il. You deserve
credit For your discovery. for one, return you
my thanks for the benefit il has done me, for GER
tainly had desnared long ago Of ever efecting any
such result. Yours, hastily, j. w. BOND, II
Firm Bond & Kellogg, Druggists, St. Paul.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
FOR SALE.

tE:A The Lot and House at present oecu-
ILL pied by the undersigned. The lot is eligibly
Situated for a family residence, and the building.
which is new, contains six rooms, with hall and
cellar. A large cistern convenient to the door
with stable, &c. Terms moderate. Apply 10
JOHN D0HANEY
Glasgow, January II, 1856.