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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co, 1

4
NOTICE-Holdes Of Coupon Bonds Of the Va Central Rail
~ road Company with interest payable Ia New
formed that the falling due the January 1851
Union Bank % New York,
pAny Richmond. When paid place.
Of exchange will be added J. GARRETT Treasurer.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY or
NH RIcHMoND.-oFFIcE No. 81 MAIN sTREEr GIN

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY or
w RIcHMoND-oFfIcE No. t53 MAIN srsKEr. (zIi-
MERMAN'S CORNERl
FIRE MerchAnlre generally, Stores
houses. Dwellings. Furniture Ac., &c.
MARINE TNSURASCE-on Vessels Cargoes rreIrhts,
Also goods inland
rivers, railroads. canals, &c.
Policy
adjusted and paid promptly
pnscrox:
VIM. ii. Christian, Breeder,
John Purcell Thomas n. Price,
VIM. u. Paine, Jas. Thomas, Jr,
Lewis Ginter John Currie. Jr.,
Garrett y. Watson Jas. Dunlop,
Jas. l. Apperson, VIM. II. Hsxali,
Roscoe h. Heath, John Qusrles,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Richd a. Hasklns, Larkin W. dlafebrook,
Lewis n. CrrnShAw ID. Won aronIng,
Joseph X. Anderson, Emannel Miller,
John c. snion, I'd. H. skinker,
Franklin stearns. IT.
A PLEAsANTs, President.
y H. Sec
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ARE You GETTINC RAID
From q. M:,o Ys,L Daily Ne,r', Nor. sala, 1855

49, Of Herrng,s psteni have through by
IRE and stood the test One ~
rse No Is coenies Slip and the other the upholstery
OF Osulivan Fay No 4s6 Pearl night
last The safes
Abes they contained preserved unured needless
tha the proprietors Of these establishments
Champion Safes with the newly improvements
NOUS Manufacturer The certificates
Oavan Pay evidences their the
safes built by 8. C. Herring a
Richmond HERRING's Fre and Burglar Proof
Safes No. n Pearl
w RN0wTYq
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pICTURE ALBUMS AND POPULAR book

- AT - p. ~ PRICES
PICTURE ALBUMs-A beautiful article Christmas New
Years Presents, NJ prices from 2ss. 70 ca
Ife In Israel; by the author q Lfe In India" o.
Peter Parey's Recoleeions - = Lifetime; 2 vols sS.
hamas Bible Stories. 20 csres.
Sequel 10 do. 90 cents.
Lule Lessons for Little Lssrnsrs. 50cenfs
New Cobvebt. Tender Grass 90
VERY Little Tales for veTy Little Children. 81 cs
LATHE Annie's ist and ID Books 81 cts.
Mother Goose In various styles. t2k 10 5nc
Chid's Own Book, beautifully Illustrated. o..
Standard Poets, In eiegant binding
Foote's stetches Of Virginia.
DR.. Kane's Arctic Explorations.
spragues Annals Of the American PuSit
Wayands Principles and Practices Of us Haps dr2f
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~ 80 ThE Ait OF DS ENG HUMAN
282 HAIR Is but imperfeciiy Understood those
Who make the pretensons The popular Af
Dyes OF the day for the time color hair,
sueceeded by arnhed other unsighy
Bogie's Electric Hair Dye void these
instantly dyes the hair beautiful brown which
neither water sunshine arnIs 10 the least
douby his
the perfect satisfaction given Price cents
tOo and laO 1nvvntor w. Boge Boston, By
Druggists where.
ARE YOU GETTING BALD
hair turning grryf DO wish good
ker and mouaehest Your hair TO be silky gossy
Your head TO be COOL comfortable and free danduf
children have
AXIS iiYPENox Fun. which unerrng enects
Prices IS cts so ets rs cts and tio0 bottle Boge
oyher stands unLvale for Graduating and pps
uyng the complexion. Price w.
BoGLE Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
iet-dty-tPl
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lpOnEMT I'LL, cohLEoT0R AHD exXERAL

I'D OBEHT HILL, COLLECTOR AND GKYERAL
AZ 1GEGT WALL sTREf-T, EoHaosD, Va .il Old
ting loan. and anything sls requiring The services Of
give set on nor promises sny thIpS IN asrs nor s bSE
u 70 bis friends or he Pae for past patronage believing that bis
Tor g public 20 knos a, he about serve them when called
' and @0a' are wherein found on Ro T2G or
6tHRIsTMAs DAY rs PAST THE days are grow.
linz s oS a A @ So "A1ns 'r9nsss Tsrn & dwsl
~ those having sbuadanee, may portion
aL' and eo@,9r,aes S9rn M. cold Sea,hsr small
oys. RANG, and Yasnaess vey complete Portable Crate. and
dsgi - -. - GKoRos sT2sRETT
RLANK HOOKS AND sTATIoNEnY.-wehavs
- good assortment Of Lgrs JgurnAs Check Books Bank
Cap Letter Papers, Enveiop,s Pens. Pencils Wrapping
Papers Cotton aud Ln.a =. I.i%s, a., - Cal
BIN rd stories over my store are for rent
They are suitable for Sales Rooms com@l..ioa Bans.
oe1i b. w khONLEs
GOOD COOK, 10 a.,,, ia washing wanted for ne next
sonervr TranEn street. "a door below second street
ds2I SHIELDS 4 soMERvLLE
Gas TORCHES gor lighting &c. candsller. .ad Lamps,
iamily should have for safe ~ BuLKLEY co
RHONzE NAT HACKs-Msds Of Bronr-d Iron,
have UmbrsIa stand. attached EoT sale b.
u wsfms o. sssas VII sss'. 70 nose troubled VIZ
eold tes' ,hey are Invaluable Tor sale ~
CULVER PLATED FOHRsA AND spOONs.-an.
> e and double plated Tea Table and Desert spoons
plated ne ve beet metal and Earrasisd T. gve saaeon
Hor sale BY BuLKLEY co.
UDOTATOES-f store small cargo Of those hne New Jr.
,ey Mercer Potatoes. ror sale b. ,,,,,.., -.
nef'-zt LUDLAh WAfsON
LNLOUH AND COMBUSTION srOHE.-The sob.
~ crhrr onri Tor sale the best quality Sapernns
Flour also Huctseat aud Brown The Mountain Ron
dsaI J j. vRS, Basin bsnt
NHOIND PLASTER.-i25 fresh Lubee Ground
~ PasiCr, - gupe0r quality iaudiug Tor sale
deH ~ skiHhER co, Civ stseet.
NUENICAN GUANO.-50O bb, 4 A Nsricao 0uano, 10
W tiorci Tor ale ~ D. a. HKfNKER Co,
deH Cary stregt
sNUITCHELL'S" CANDLES, be-, qosuty, Jaet.
w sons TanoV, beet qualify ~ sale BY
de2f DAVENPORT, lLIEF A co.
CDnnHNs. ADAwANTIrE AND NEW RED
de9s JANIS WINSTON
a WOMAN AND TWO CHIIDHEN.-we have
ds2s-iv PuiLTAM DAvIs, Aueis
DICHuOND HEADING nOOm.-Ths subscriber
~ usinT 70 devote BE % De Coio Business
fables DESKS good The Room
Any person having ue 70 devote 70 y can turn % proh
,'..''io 49,.
WWTANTED.-A LADY n some experiences IN teaching,
w thoroughly competent FRENCH Mudc Drawing and
De gsr branele Of m English education The School y sms
Drect, Lodore 2. o, Amelia
nLD rsYE WHISE y, Of superior qualify -iOo bbl. for
- sale By tiesn DAfENPohr, kLLGN 4 90.
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NJ DEAR SIRS.-we began selling Perry Davis
49, Pain Killer with very little effort part; sales
community,
demand increased rapidly far beyond aud
person that bosgt would the
highest OF valuable remedy all those
pamphlet spoke Of Prom these Recommendations induced
1t Ia families, and continue m with
sAtsfaeon We have sold Of the Pain Killer than
have before other medicine the length
the purchaser
Hurry bGsnes has prevented sending eehca but
have In vicinity from heen hundred two ihousan living
witnesses who testify their negbo by Of the value
Davis Pain Killer Keep large supply in the West Is such
medicine the people aud they have already found
that they the Fever and Ague for IL
will cold h0ura cough In nlghtand has
proved be the medicine for deceased
many other purposes.
del5 LOCKWOOD a GRAHAM, Sandusky City Ohio.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ MUTUAL sYsrEA-Aecu'n,.rted Cnptdi oto6er if o..
lhS,Tlo2 ~
paid Richmond Agency since January 1856 as
oOO 90 ~
allowed premiums by paying whole
amount cash or by paying 60 cent Of the
and by giving a note for ~
The DirdeHds OF the Company have always IS
or 30 cent
Company always pay per cent later.
est on al Dirideads fadt hare not been redeemed.
Persons IEHHg IN is Company will receive the
tAe Premiums their Policys
LOCAL HOARD OF DIRECTORS
GIo wrIHE MuSFoRD ESQ., PresdeH Secretary Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia.
Geo w Clutter, Esq, auditor Of Public Accounts.
Thos- p August Esq Attorney at Law.
Rev Cha II. Reid, Pastor United Presbyterian
h. Taylor Secretary Beard
John Bagey. h,!, Farmer King and oasen county, Va
cHAs. Z. WORKMAN. General Agent Attorney Va.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIVE INSURANCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY oP Virginia |
II Capital all paid In, 100000.
This Company Fre Marine
bic terms. Country Stores and Dwellings insuredI
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY oP NEW YORK;
Capital all paid in, ss3O0Oo-
Of this Company, will hereafter represented
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF ALEXANDRIA, VAT
Capital all paid In, ti40Oost
This the oldest Company virginia,
claims against t, without law suit, during forty years.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK;
Cash Capital, tstOO,Oo0
Policies for life shorter periods will be
declared by this during
serenity cent.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE co. OF PHILADELPHIA
Capital, 100000.
This Company insuIes white Persons for e term Of
and declares dividends
years.
Companies fvorably Known In this
eSnnun and insurance to any amount in ether hanh be
no2s lah street. Poet once, Richmond, Va
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oFFIcE RIcHMoND a DANvmLE
yIy.IE NOSE .XALIAntE WATEM roMEr

4
IL letters business the President Of this Company should
des7-i0t Til. " BRocKESBRoUGH, see'y.
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is LOCKWOOD GRAHAM, sAndu.ky City, Ohio
- CASE OF AFTHMA.-rhe foIlosinr letter


ES>-S from Hon. Myron Lawrence, Of Becherown, val
liable testimony In favor OF the ONyEenaied Bhers:
BELCHERTOwN, March 16.
DH take pleasure informing
q the oNGESATED rTERs had the Kindness send
For had Suffered with HumorAl Asthma
third OF nights, without
the the sleep
coughing difficulty breathing
upon b,d IN Northampton twenty
twice, aud then compelled Nov lie
bed without duly and sleep profoundly took medicine
according directions The violent symptoms Immediately abad
heome consequences Tie value Of such remedy nealcuA
BILE Respectfully yours
MYRON LAWRENCE.
SETH W Co Iss Washington street Boston, propris-
tors. Sold Dy their agents everywhere dexl-dcAElS
-, no ILOWAY'S PILIS.-Abernethy's in
stious remedy, blue pill perVAdes the sh
poison; while Holloway medicine eNelu
syely vegetable regulates ntcna iancon aud
sting behind sold the manufactures No So Maiden
Nrw York No 2II strand London; and all druggists
23c-, 62'ae, and 81 z box de22
ENOIk uoSTON-FIRsr Vessel icsaoHd -
NJ Boston lane 0 PIckes-The superior fAstsallng SiIIS
ARETCRSS, Cobb, MASTER having the portion
and going board will With all possible
Dispatch For balance o. freight apply 10
de2T DAVID 4 WM CURRIk.
OFFICE RICHMOND DASyILLE RAILROAD co.
DECEMBER 20, 1856. (
yENHE COUPONS OF THE HON lbs OF ThIs
COMPANY, payable In New York. will be redeemed
Union Bank Ia that city and after LIST January, 1851
dr2s-uJl THO. W. BRoCKENBRoUGH, TT.
OFFICE RICHMOND DANvILLE RAILROAD CO.
nEcENBEK &c, 1886. (
Ii letters on Company should
IN he addressed 10 him at his Office
des7-i0t TIL. ". BRocKESBRoUGH, see'y.
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RICHMOND, Dec. 18th, 1856
~ NOTICE. The subscriber would most respee Null
call the attention Of all In Of the best double
sole boots and Gaters either plain
ust received They Ad BY Mona Mss Paris, expressly
order, and will be
that will be received this
large Gents doubesoe finest kind OF
Dress Boots Callers and Shoes.
would most respectfully call the attention Of all
and Shoes OF sup erlor quality. ALEX. HILL
Manufacturer and Importer
ofLades and Gentemen's French Boots and Shoes,
lin liz Imam
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uaRTRREB by Thf s EEsIsnfSf1hs AS 81 VIRGINIA

~ We haptsui &C dr1t
Virginia SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL 100000.
M ONLY received deposit dollars up
4Nh wards which Interest Al he rate of per
periods, interest At the rate Of hve per centum.
The whole Joint stock bound ior The deposits
Deposits eeeyed 40 osrshcaea Issued ~ ne Cashier D.
streets, Richmond Va. sANL 3. COrrTygLI, President
T. ~ srARKE, Cashier
TtONsUmEHs OF GAS, sho wish to have thsir meters
III phase Eve notice At he once o. the WORKS
TIE oosing an srrae, from me ordinance concerning ne
Gas Works." passed March ~, 1866
When The inspector Ia required meter % be covered
ecng such covering such alcohol be furnished The
consumer but ~ The Inspector he cost thereof shall De charged 10
The consumer"
NALUAubE REAL EsrATE fOH SALE
Being DESTROYS u closing ne unsettled business Of
"a Tor sale, accommodating terms, he vuab real
dated Nov 1873 'front.' % i0T re- on iah street. between Main
aud Cary streets Also Ne lot v ne arge brick building ereon
~ ne corner o. 1871 ard Cary streets
THIS properly being W e centre u ne business part o. ne city
perhaps he most valusbe real estate offered for sale
dei6-d KENT, PAINE KNIT.
WpuEADt HuEADt-Ths undersigned respectfully ln-
ward that hs has established brsnh o. he bakery eouth
ie u Main w door bog iIh sy otaned
y ah ufnes, bhkAD ohAChke- ME- flks &C. o. ne beet
quality NC taxes TITS occasion t. remind hos, v.ng Cake and
pes 90 Christmas 70 send IN their orders. JAMFs ADAM,
dei5 it4 Main street
HI xCMANG nOTEG AND nALIshRD
hands Of Woodson smh, Rq being conducted
" Me- PamSre ard Morrison zetslle, and
er direction and control The public galronage spo
dsie Proprietor u Esch.nse Hoisi and Ballard nso;s
- den JAMES WINSTON.
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BUILDING HARDWAHE.-I have In store for
the lowest good
embracing Locks Of all kinds Mineral
Round Square, Fush Morice Shutter Hinges
Screws Window Puleys aud Sash Cord
together with all articles usually found IN line Of business
n. J. DENNY,
New Hardware stors. No. 9o5 Main street.
dee Above the
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6tHRIsTMAS DAY rs PAST Tine DAYS are grow

~ ing longer and he cold is waEng stronger warmyoa dwell
economics ii those having abundance, may portion
Tor those iO hare Many families enjoying
hres" and comfortable cold weather.
and they will Late arrivals my assortment
boVe Ranges aud Furnaces complete Portable
Heaters, Pyramii Radaors Ovens and Alright Stoves any
required size made to order az i6 Main It, Exchange
de9T At
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
RANDOLPH CoUYry. January H. 1s5


Mn. c. II. GREEN: Dear Sri enclose you a
gold dollar for the "Times." l find in your last
issue more real money-making information than
in any other paper now extant.
find several important changes announced
among them are THOMSON, LEWIS & Co.'s crcu-
lar, giving me information of great reduction in
their prices of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &C., and find
can make enough TO pay for six copies of the
Times in the very small quantity l now have 10
buy. Our merchants are ceiling salt at So 80;
Thomson, Lewis & Co. at 81 50-there is enough
to pay for the Times one year on a single sack of
salt. Coffee II to 2Oc; Thomson, Lewis & Co. are
selling at 1870; sugar with us is worth 1910, they
are selling at Sc.
hail the announcement Of their cash system
with pleasure, and shall avail myself of the first
opportunity to come down to Glasgow, and buy
some of their cheap goods. Meantime, send on
the Times,so that may see if there are any chan
ges in prices. P.D.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

sions attempted to be made by such design
ing lcmagogues. Resolved,
LIST. That we fully endorse the National
American platform laid down by the Phila-
delphia Convention, and the American State
platform adopted by the Convention lately
assembled at St. Louis.
End. That the American Party in the
County of Clay are in favor of presenting
TO the public a full and complete American
ticket in the approaching canvass for every
office in the gift OF the people, both Nation
al and State.
Ord. That the, believe it TO be Just, prop
er and expedlent to instruct their delegates
10 the National and State conventions, in
the selection Of candidates for the various
offices, to choose them alternately from men
who have belonged to the old Wing and De-
mocratic parties.
d. That the Union Of these States is the
paramount object of patriotic desire.
9th. That we re-affirm and most cordial
y and unchangeably endorse the declara-
ton Of the lamented Hero, Sage and States
man, Andrew Jackson, that this Union
must and shall be preserved.
9th. That we with equal ardor and uf-
lection re-affirm and endorse the answer Of
the great National Statesman and Patriot,
Henry Clay, who when asked when he
would be ready for a dissolution Of the
Union, said-neUer, never, neUer!
Read the following adopted at a mass
meeting in Holly Springs, Mississippi, on
the 28th ult.
Rasolved, That we sleep with our armor
on, and when the reveille beats in '56, We
will answer TO our names on drill, and be-
meath gallant flag with glorious motto,
"Americans never surrender" inscribed
upon its ample folds, we will battle for the
triumph of principles as priceless TO our
country as they are deeply desired by the
patriotic heart.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
The Rail Road Relief Bill Unconsti.u
tutional.

Gov. PRIcE submitted the question of the
legality of the passage of the Rail Road Re-
lief Bill over his veto, to Attorney General
GARDESHIRr, who decides that the require
ments of the constitution in such cases were
not complied with, and therefore the meas
ure is unconstitutional. The subject is to
go before the Supreme Court this week,
when the matter will be definitely settled.
The opinion of the Attorney General is
lengthy and we not had leisure to give it a
critical examination. His objections seem
to be rather technical than substantial
We will publish the document in future
number.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
Death Of an EmInent Statesmen.

Telegraphic advIces from Savannah,
Georgia, announce tie death, at his resi-
dence in that city, on the LIST instant, of the
Hon. JonN MAcPurRsoN BFRRIEN, known
to the country as President Jackson's first
Attorney General, and subsequently as a
distinguished and leading member of the
Senate Of the United States and of the Wing
party-and still later in life, he espoused
the principles Of the American party. Few
public men of his time could better charm
"listening Senates," or command, by fine
logical powers and graceful elocutlon, the
attention of his hearers. His high intellec-
tual qualities were in harmony with the
virtues Which adorned his character, and
which appropriately belong to a statesman
and iurists He was in the 10th year of his
age. x
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

I57Gov. GARDNER, Of Massachusetts, in
his Message to the Legislature, recommends
the repeal of the obnoxious acts of the noto-
rious HISS and his associates, of the last
session. He has no sympathy with Sum
ner, Wilson, and the abolition fanatics,
though he regards slavery as an evil; but
not TO be interlered with where local laws
protect it.
One thousand three hundred and eight
paupers have been sent back to the old
countries.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
HTfMr Hancock had called On :

I7-If Mr.. Hancock had called on Col.
Davis family Physician and inquired after
the health of his family as often as he used
to solicit that Physician to write editorials
for the Banner" he would have been Sc
we'll informed as to the necessity of the
Coils. presence at home, as to have saved
himself the trouble of getting some one who
ought never TO answer to the appellation Of
gentleman, TO abuse us and the Colonel, in
his last issue. We drop the subject, and il
the Banner is not lost TO all sense and de-
Icency, it will do the same,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
Read!

H57 Banks, the abolition Know Nothing
candidate for speaker of the House, is sup
ported by large number of the X. Moth.
ings, while Fuller another Know Nothing
candidate, is voted for by another class of
Know Nothings, as an anti-Kansas- Me-
braska man;-Fuller boldly denounces the
repeal Of the Missouri compromise, and the
Glasgow Times advocates Fuller's election.
Let the people of Missouri look at these
facts Banner.
The Congressional Globe contains the
following
REMARKS OF Mr.. FULLER,
Mr.. FULLER, Of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Clerk, rise 10 a personal explanation. /
am not in the habit of being very much dis
turbed by what is said either for or against
me, but, inasmuch as it was limited this
morning by one Of my colleagues that my
position was misunderstood, desire, sir, to
avail myself of this opportunity, with the
indulgence Of gentlemen, fully and frankly
10 declare it. 1t is conceded that the diff
Guilty which lies at the foundation of our
troubles here is the single question of slave
ry. desire, sir. to declare that am OPP
posed to its present or future agitation, for
the reason that, in my humble judgment, no
possible good can result from that agitation.
That its discussion here must result, as it
has always heretofore resulted, in mischief,
and in creating popular discomfort, individ-
ual distrust, and sectional alienation and di-
vision. wish to leave this question Of
slavery Just where the constitution has left
it with the people who tolerate it to control
and regulate it for themselves. Applause. |
| would not medic or interfere with it. |
would not disturb any existing stipulation
blessing, it is their blessing. ] will make
no aggression upon the rights or feelings of
any man or of any section, nor will sub
nit 10 any invasion Of mine.
The Anti Benton and Anti-An erican
party held Convention at Jefferson City,
not long since, and adopted platform, the
leading feature of which was non-interler-
ence on the subject Of slavery, "leaving the
subject just where the constitution left it
with the people," and declaring the CON-
promise of 1850, and the Nebraska act, q
final adjustment. The last resolution oil
their platform is as follows
That we conceive these principles vital
for the maintenance of the Constitution and
the integrity of the Union, and that we in.
poke all patriotic citizens irrespective of pas
party opinions, 10 unite uih us for the preSer,
patton Of the inest'maJie blessings Of ciUi
and religious liberty.
With Mr.. Fuller's recorded declarations
he is ready to stand Upon the Banners plat
form, so far as principle is concerned
though he would hardly be caught in sucl
company.
We say "let the people look at thes,
facts" and they will see that there is pc
li,ieal organization in this State whose onl,
capital is Islander and defamation. No odd
what mans principles--how he stand
upon the record--what his past acts or flu
ture pledges, if he bow not to their dictates
he is denounced, and classed among aboli
tionists and free soilers. We think the pee
pie are beginning to understand this shuttle
and will make the shutters understand il
too, ere long.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
Don't be Backward,

Most of our fellow citizens who held
claims against us have called, with their
blandest smiles and prettiest talk. We
were glad to see them, and they went away
in better humor than they came.
But, we have seen but few of those
who owe US, and beg leave TO say to them,
"dont be backward" but "walk along
john" pay your debts, particularly what
you owe "THE TIMES" and you will feel
better,-an so will wei
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
LITERARY NOTICI,.

There will be apublic exhibition of the Athe-
neum Institute of Elm Ridge Academy, on Fri
day evening, February LIST, at O'Clock, P. NJ
Defamation, the reading of Essays, Grafton and
Oral Debate, will constitute the exercises of the
evening. An Address will also be delivered by
one of the Honorary Members. The friends of
education are respectfully invited
NJ. B. COLLINS, President.
T. p. RoTHwELL, Rec. Sec, 2W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

E57A special term of the Circuit Court
for Howard County will be held next Mon
day, 10 try some prisoners in the Jail at
Fayette; one is imprisoned for grand lar
ceny; another for stabbing with intent to
kill, and third whose offence We have not
learned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
To the Bald and GRAY.

Prof. Woods Hair Restorative is no doubt the
best article in use for the removal of dandruf,
causing hair to grow on bald heads, imparting
sofmess and beauty, and last but not least chang
ing gray hair to its original color and beauty. See
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