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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-04
Letter from Canon Creek.
CANON CITY, March goth 1857.

CANON CITY, March goth 1857.
Editors Journal The usual quiet and monot-
ony of our place has been broken by q splendid
ball, given by our well-known fe llow townsman,
Conrad Da nnenbrink. The praises of other men
of our place have been sung again and again to
the tune and he played on harp of a thousand
strings" for their energy and patriotism, but Mr..
d. has shown such dsintcrested zeal in promoting
the welfare and interests Of this place that his
merits should not be passed over in our lauda-
tions. No pains we're spared to make the affair
pleasant to all, and he succeeded most admirably.
1t was in fact the only BALL ever given in this
place. The ladies were agreeable and handsome,
and to them we owe many thanks for their cour
age in facing the hail and rain with which we
have been so copiously blessed of late Their
beauty and grace called out the exhibition of the
fine qualities which had lain so long dormant
that they might hardly have been expected to
exist, after so long scclusOn in this mountain
fastness. We believe that the occasional assem-
blage Of q company of ladies might prevent a
relapse in stage of barbarianism. The supper
was given at the Star Hotel and the tables were
bountfully supplied. After the supper we were
pleased with a song from Mr.. Fisher, formerly of
your place. Tho dance went on and joyous uncon-
fined till pretty large hours in the forenoon
Then without rest the ladies returned home over
the difficult trail leaving grateful remembrance
in the hearts of our people and if we may Judge
from appearances, still stronger impression was
left on some Of the gentlemeu. AQuien sabe
In regard to the mines of this place recent ac-
counts have been rather catering. To tell the
truth the mines are here as every where some
paying we'll and some nothing. In most cases il
is necessary for man to have small capital to
open a claim with here The laborious labor of
cutting bed rock has in most cases to be entered
into. But the hope OF rolling out the root of all
evil in large quantities susans them in their la
borous occupation. Visions of home fit across
their minds, and they ply the pick with redoublcd
earnestncss. The geological formation of this
canon denotes large deposits of gold, and only
needs the untiring energy of our hardy miners
TO expose them to the light of heaven.
Respectfully yours, LEEDoR,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-04
CERTIFICATE.
ASSAY OFFICE.
Mo. SO ] Street, between Cd and Sd
S era MEN TO.
BLAKE, 81 co.

A SSAYERS OF GOLD AND ORES of every
"A description. ae now prepared to execute bus
incss ENTRUSTED to them pomptly, aud on the most
reasonable terms. Our assays have been thor
ougly tested at American and European MINIS and
we guarantee their correctness, and will pay all
differences arising from tbe same.
Through recent improvements we are enabled
to make returns for Deposits within six hours.
US Mint Coin sent to our patrons in the ooun'
try by return Express Advances made on De-
posts Oars discounted at San Francisco rates.
Sacramento, Nov l, 1856 4l-3m
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BE Ge1aerous.

We win need every dollar that Is due US bstwix'
this and the 10Th Of July, and hope no Que will
quiet his conseiebcc by say ing they rsn % with
out The little ! am owing. We fslt very grnteful
gentlemen, when YOU bought our goods, supposiue
you INTENDED paying for them when ths accounts
fell due, and now u you viii only come and pay
Tus or IL we're not forbidden in the dscalugue1
we feel Ike we could fall down aud worship you.
In sober earnesiness We have to pay for lhe goods
we sell YOU on.the very day our notes fal due,
aud you can, well understand the difHcIty of SC
doing ulless yon viii pay us. u rs \
.gey,j, n. $. X ooRE, g. co. ,
Mays 1s57-2tSm .tsee Y (
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-29
PHOENIX FuRNACE.

This Iron property, situated within 10 miles Of
Clsrksville, Is for sole. Terms easy. 5000 acres
land. will divide the property Into lots, or sell
the whole I'M body. 1E Fs8
81 $500 = 10. M. DYE, Agent, 4.
& t9s} IS For Planters Bank.
4, Mar III 90 6,F q Epf ete ~
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THIS property Is situated in Stewart County
recently built-l2 coo acres land; and Is the most
desirable iron property inTenne ssee Possession
given as soon as tie terms are co,nplx with.
o. 10. M.DYE, T, ustee.
March 20. 4-t,a ~ ~. .'ts4sl Is W ~
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Hughes 4 Co. respectfully inform the public
that they have Just reeeivedp great variety OF new
and fashonabls music, Violin and Guitar strings,
aud every other article, gen rally kept In music
stores. A large assortment OF Pianos FOrtes from
the principal manufacturers. for saleeby ~
HuGHS & co.
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a dvent Of summer.

After q long absence Summer has again glad
tened cur hears. The farmers are rejoicing in
the bright prospects just made visible by the rains
and Sunshine OF the fiji st summer weather. Al
interested in the success of the farming inter
est. That we may reap our portion Of the bene-
fiis desire TO increase our sales; to do this TO
the extent we wish, we have determined
TO close owt our present stock Of Spring and
q Summer Goods at Reduced Prices +.
Our stock is very large and wall assorted, con-
slsting IN part of heavy osnaburgs, sheeting shr.
aings, cotonades, pant linens--every description.
Irish linen, linen sheetings, hats, boots, shoes,
travelling trunks, &c. g.
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j . III ) RlWNo
No. 5, Ffanklln Street

No q rankin street,
HAVING just finished receiving his Spring and
~ IN summer stock Of pry-goods, would Respect
ssh ,s ha.' ~ Ish am sA
.1"I, ,ha s,anL Th In, -
10 " 80 40 '''S o'VSh s''S ~" 'su "tN' ~"
tbsT should be ;, 49, - =
- 80, - L, Il. ~ 30 -
lSILKS-Che ne fiounced Robes; t--'@ d
Rich Chene Silks; H~ss Ft5R1
PLAID and check Silks; u.s. 8 a-ff
erode Nap, Florence & Morceline dol
Plain black siIks;
Plaid and striped black 81 Ike.
BERAGES AND GRENADINES M
Flounced Bersge dresses; Plain Berages, all col
ors; Figured d.; figured Grenadines; Challies
all co,ors. z 81 s-Isasss "a. 49, ~
Jr, .,,-s,, ,.,s,
of ~ 4 = ~, ~ 70 AND W oniiN se -
:, yorgandle hooes, Shniz ,scpes' DIE Mus
nus, great variety; rehch yscoheisi cheap MUS
hns' large siock. g. a g.s..S
MOJTRNINf1a GOODS.,.s ~ ~. =. -
( Summer Bombazines,5 summer double width
d'Laine; silk warp Alpaca. black canton Grape;
bltck Lamartine; black Challies' ~ ~
RJRTlNS Ann TPTuMTNES 49, 3, 5gess}e
isr,s s,ooL ,nJ So Tar,,,,, fst&
Ar, Mrs re go M m w. AS4
wn,,n an. 49,.
.n,hro;Ss,sd - hsol ian, W. Man,"a Luz nu wnne
lace do; black shantilly lacc do black crane
Saawls; white do do,
EMBROtDERIES AND IACES. s'J
Enibro,dered French coll.rs. ~
lace TRAINED do; ~
Sets;
+" Jaconet -
q" Lace Z" -
Swiss and Jaeonet Fsdging and Iuserting,
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4 stir rHEY colNE9 -

A No. l small Farm containing 70 acres, sils-
aied the Port RayalPike, 3 miles from Clarks-
vile, comfortable improvements. neiglsbofhood
hrstrate AMI land very productive. About 40
is uise fine orchard Of peach and apple trees
Possession given ut any time, and the crop OF
Wheat, Oats &C., thrown In. -.tf esti AZ. -J-
"a rfst, - ID JON. DYE, n. E. A
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LAW NOTICE,
I. 4 REMEMBER ~
iss ~ s1rHE CHEAP CASSIE. u, ~
CLOTHING STORE
'Ja0NEPUBLTCt IS 2 ILRREgo
sNextdoer 70 R..75ss Moore & Co.

The increasing patronage and general satisfac
ioa Of our customers eolivince us, flat our sys
tsm o. bnsinessi is good cue, WI ~
z HSmaH I'rofis and QsQ'cb iS,ics, -
\ y Our store hatipg besE. enlarged, ths eiosk :,
necessarily increased, We have at pyssslt .
very large and No selec ion Of Spring apc
sommeF clOshiag, Hats. Caps, Shoes, TraDks
apd Gents fnfaishing goods On hand, whieh val
be sold very lowfor cash, lssac I,yensfwill b.
at his post frOm, meFRing, MI nigbi. 10 show
goods 10 customers. ~ Respectfully,
b. lfat 49,. 50 ID. .PlsOSSEk 8 g. G. 20
N. % We have large lot Of cigars on hand
aud for sale TO retail dealers and WHOLESALE shlJ-
keTs, by the lot OF by lhonsapds. fsf asfi.t
p Apnl !, ~ In ffa1
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q S sSSsiIIfiSs yfiUSa i isiS1S'


SIGN OH BIC PADDOCK, j :.
3 " Clarksvillc, Tenu. &
Are now receiving and opening 3he largest stock
Of 1fafeware, Guns, Pistols, ToSs and Variety
Goods ever Introduced into this market snd hay.
ing been bought for calii, we are enabled 70 sch
low and are detefnlluej TO do SO. Merchants In
the Interior, Sadlers aid Coach Makers who have
been buying III other markets, viii find by exam
ining our stock and fees THAT Is TO their inter-
est to purchase here. Our stock consists In part
Of tho following, 49,
. JUsTs REC EIvED.
G doz Colts repcatefs 2 doz Shot Guns
pr deringer pistols doz pr com Pistols
Sc bags Of shot 6 kegs fine powder
doz Stve Poinfsre I doz tress Hoops
! dOz Backing Knives doz following Knives
deg Jack Planes doz Fore Plains
s doz Carpenteri Joniers2lk doz fancy Flains
I x ,ISz C,uaqes "A tst'f 4 9 rro Chfsei, handles
s dog Handsaw handles az doz = Cutsaws 3
so doz Handsags = doz Mill Saws
60 doz axes 6 doz Hatchet:s
| 10 doz Padlocis 6 doz Stock locks ; p
45 dog upright ana hori-4 doz Mortice Locks
stontal Locks6 Boring Machines
500 lbs Cur Pecking 3Morice Machines
roll Gun Packing Bellows - ~. 10
5OOfbs Stone and Smith, Anvills
Hammars6 Solid Box vicc
200 lbs PGmp Chain l5 sides pat dark Leather
900 DIT Trace do 81 Crawford skins -
so pr Tongue do &c Hides Enamel leather
50 Or Breast do 1000 lbs Sole Leather
% DR. Stretoher do 500lbs Harness Leather
so pr stey do 500 lbs SkiFting LETTER
| 80 iIalter ~ do dog Bridls Leather
"a Lock sf do 3 doz door Mats
3 ps Floor oilcloth ITO keg cut Nails 3
% ps Coach oil cloth 6 kegs wro'tand finish
1000 pswall paper essl -. ed Nails
SO boxes G lass 1000 lbs Horse shoe nails
rs dos Picks and hundles15g lbs mallealie Irons
G doz Grub Hoes 50Olbs Buggy Springs
G doz Mattocks 500 lbs cast and sheet
95 doz Shovels a. Spad - Steel
3 doz Pitch and Manu- :e 1000 lbs wagon Boxes
~ ~ Foiks200 lbs Spring Steel
4 doz Androns 5 0 lbs Saddle Irons
25 doz Bride Bits ~ setts Buggy felloes
25 doz Sdrrups "a sets Buggy shafts
"a sets Buggy Axle, "a sets Buggy bows
90 setts Buggy Hubbs doz tea Kettles
Is setis Buggy Spokes ...ss.,-~.5s Z.
Also fine stock of pocket and table cutlery.
Terms cash ,or accounts due when presented
NoRTHINGToN & VAUGHAN,
Jan. 8, 1851 q - !, -.
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HUGHES & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
j. RUTHERFORD &c CO.,
....E UNDER sou
f o W l. E r s II "A l. l.,
a doors above the Post Office,

a doors above the Post Office,
tr CLARKsvILLE TENN
Have constantly on hand large assortment Of
Drugs PerfumerieS, Paints, OILS, Window Class,
Dyestufs. Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Sur
Pical Instruments, aud every other article usual
ly kept in a frs, class Dug Establishment.
Received blythe last boat, 3tlf9 fF s
800 kegs hiie Lead,
800 do Snow White Zinc, $780,
ln0 lbs Chrome Green in cans,
100 do Paris do do
100 do Chrome Yellow do
50 do Vandyke Brown do
100 do Prussan Blue.
Also large assortment Of Paints and Varnish-
es, Brushes, Gold Leaf, &C.
Maugeuet l. Ccndray's Extract for for the
fIandkerclje fare acknowledged TO DO superior
to any of the imported They are Distilled with
the greatest care, aud win be iornd to retain their
perfume FOR long time. We have have an end
less variety of pc rfumes, the principal Of which
e. stU .s 81 -
Joc Club ~ 40 Yerbena
Heliotrope Mie
New Mown Hay MouseIine
Sweet Briar Magnolia
Upper Ten . Violet ~
West End Sweet Glover
Also large variety Of Tooth Paste and Powder
and other Articles for the toilet, for snle by '7
HUGHES g. 90.
March G, ls57-if '
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iieal Gstate agenfp.
TOWN LOTS.

!. We havefOnt lots adjoining w %. M'Reynold,
Carpenter Shop. on Franklin street for sale.- :
Terms cay. DYE & SMITH,
Z May 3, f57. r. T.. A.
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The undersigned, candidates for Cover
nor, have agreed upon the above list of
appointments for the, ensuing canvass.--
They would have been glad to be able to
visit all the Counties, but the shortness Of
the time rendered it impossible.
-. .7sr.s 49, ISHAM g. HARRIS,
ROBERT .HATTON.
Nashville, May 18th, 1867.
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Boots and shoes
INTERPRETATIONS.

have in storea large stock of the best Refrgera.
tors now in use. They have stood the test o.
several years experience and have given almost
unusesaL sallGaction II you desire your Raw
meats, Berries, Milk, Better, Vegateables, &c,
kept cool and sweet you should call and be sup.
piled.
Neither cooked, smoked or saltei meats should
ever be placed in any kind Of Refrigerator
s..or u JN0, +. COUTS.
Nav 22d3.w. ...,. st-...,.-
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Dress Trimmings in Every, Variety,
Fine Cloths and Casino res,


Of various shades, vestngs, Saineis, Negro cloths
Drills, Tichings, Carpelings, Digging, sc.
Having every fneility,in New ork aud Phi'a-
deiphia for seeeting at all times, fresh supplies OF
late STYLES ana fine qualities of goods at the very
lowest prices, for Cash, we fear no honorable
competitlon, aud freely invite al examination Of
our stock. which TO be fully appreciated, needs
only 10 be well known In this Community.
II will be our rule and study, inyariably, to
deal fairly and honorahly with every one, and
make II 10 their advantage to deal with vs.. Come
and see and judgefoE yourselves. '.l,..i.s n :
DdS~CASH PAID FOR VARIOUS AR
~ TICLES OF PRODUCE, such as
Feathers, Wool Ginseng,
BeescGr, a Hides, Hides,
&C., in large or small quantities. ~ frt
All transactions at Ciarksyille, In charge Of and
conducted by the subscribers,
p 81 CHALES ID. PARISH,
20 r. o. b, DuNNING.
May ., ls57s6n ~ ftF Ff
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Salt! Salt!

II e;sl1~i 100 Rhk. Sslt, proieoied aganss
fsffs,i the Teithcr ~ sala nv
Is. 4 !PttlSesgMyp
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my stock Of Springa nd summer Clothing
and Furnishing goods is now complete. Call
soon and you VIII fndit 10 your Interest. Chit
dren and Boys Clothing, from 8 70 30 years Of
ags. A large stock Of hats---Panania, BeghoVn,
Soft Far. Black and colored. Bcebe 5 besi SUI
perfiae Moeskin. Boots and Shoes, best material
and latest style. Trunks, Yalisss. Ladies' Bonnet
Trunks, Carpet Bags. Shirts, plain and fancy =
Drawers Of all kinds and grades. Alexsnders
best Kid Gloves, white, black and foncy. Lisle
thread and SILK Under.shirts plain and fancy =
Porn Monies and Pocket Books, Umbrellas and
Waking Canes. Silk and Linen Pocket hdc'hfs.
Plain and bordeTed Gotten Lisls thread and silk
Socks, PLAN, and fancyr-and every thing in the
clothing line---Dress & FrOck Coats, all cOloIs--
Black and fancy Csssimere panis-TVesis Of every
description My stock IN large and i will sell
low Cor the cash or 10 good men on time. : Fol
further RroOf. call aud see for yourselves. ~ !. )
.sa,t s...s i A, b. HARRISON,
APfhlfsSf-Sm fra' as1r 4tf e..s esfs u -
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500 CHINAMEN.

= Ihave an arrangement fol, the above humber o
Cooleys, aud can furnish Iron-works with any
number, from III to 100. ~
10. M, DYE, Agent.
, March 90 80
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To the Ladies.

We W, ud invite your especial attention. to our
elegant stock OF Silk and White Goods
EMBROIDESIES & VARIETIES.
Dross silks, check Silks, Berages. Organdes, robes
lawns, travelling drcsses, bIiilantes, embroidered
$'wisses,. Nansooks, Lace muslms. Marseiles
Quilts. I ace. Silk and Swiss Mantles; rulings,
ilouncings; lnce swiss und jaconet Sets; collars,
underseeves, bonhets ribbons, &c, &c. Hosiery
Silk, Cotton, IL SO Threads, and Cock w ork.
ia'peting, Curtain Mullins, aud Damasks,
Cornias window shades with fixtures, Fire screens,
Gorsets, Willow baskets. aud many articls we
cannot mention. We want 10 sell them, nd wi 1
make il the interest Of al to buy. who will come
and see our goods. All ask is trial tert TO our
sencerety.
TO CASH CUSTOMERS.
We need every Dollar we can got. We know
the value of mony and will give You the full
worth--WO ask you TO try u.s. We can and will
save You many dollars by purchasing literally
from us. Onr promise Is worth trial.
HART, COULTER & co.
EN Corner Square and Franklin st.
May 29th lSJ7-tf. GAINESVILLE Tenn
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npril IL, ST
EOR SALE.
Sprung of-1SgTg

&RHAMg oil ~40'1O
Z / have received, and now offer for saio very
desirable stock of Gents, and Boys Clothing and
Furn shng Goods The stock l. large and Of SUI
ptrior quality Customers win do well 20 call
soon and make their selections. My stock of
Furnishing Goods consists Of Shirts, Plain and
Fancy. Also checked and Hickory Shirts, Linen
and Cotton Drawers, Hosiery. Wooden, Cotton
and six Undershtts, Cravats Ties, Stocks,
Boots and Shoes
Trunks and Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas and Walk
ing Canes, Gloves and Pocket Handkerchefs.
|. OAKFORD'S BEST MOLESKIN HATS,
Also, large stock Of Summer and Soft BATS,
various styles and prices
The above articles will be sold as low as by any
other house. To pune,ual men on the usual
time. Cash buyers viii find it to their interest
to call ami examine the stock and prices.
THOMAS McCULLOCH. 3
April 10, '57-2m.
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NOTICE to- STONE MAsONS--A few
good cap diilous hands caa 6nd eXflOyneHt and
B.R. PEART,
May %, 3wf Clarksye Tenn.
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$40 Reward.

Runaway, ON tue 18Th INST, from the subscriber
living six miles east OF Clarksve, negro boy
named Ben, about 20 years of age, five feet ten
or eleven inches high, thick set slow spoken,
very black, and weighs about us bbs. He has
lazy. stumbling gait in walking, and has down
east look. will give the above reward to any
person who will deliver said boy to me or conine
him in Jail so that can get him
May Goth 1927.
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LADIES
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prof Woods celebrated Hair Restorative re-
u res the hair to ifs original color, aud renders Il
beautiful; soft aud glossy This is decidedly the
most superior article Az its line, Just received and
for sale by
March 49, 81
SCOTCH, RAPPEE g. MAC. SNUFF.
6 gross Rhluehearl superior Scotch Snuff, in
40 do Mac Snuff, Rose scented.
~ do Rappee Snuff, do do
o for sale low by
THoMAS& BRoTHERO
M,rrh II ~
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GREAT WEsTERN FuRNACE. =

Mar.lro0
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-19
FASHIONABLE ADJUSTMENTS.

A correspondent, writing to rll-
raj paper from Albany thus refers to
a new amusement introduced at
fashionable parties in that city:
"New fashions have been intro
duced into Albany by the wives of
Hon gentlemen from New York
city. Aftera 'hop' at the Delavan
the other night, one Of the ladies
who give the fashions which are fol-
lowed by the country girls, rode
the elephant for the amusement of
the party. This is performed thus:
Two gentlemen stoop down on
hands and knees-pillows and blan-
ket are piled on their backs for sad
dles--a tail and trunk are made of
suitable material-when the rider
ess is placed upon saddle and car
ried around the room! I expect to
hear that riding the elephant is 'all
the GO in the rural districtsl"
The Albany Atlas admits the
fact, and thus describes the modus
.operandi of the performances:
"The gas in the parlors is par
TALLY turned off, SO as to produce a
sort of twilight darkness, when two
gentlemen, the tallest present, are
requested to take their position in
the back parlor. Their position is
that adopted by boys when playing
leap frog. A large cloth, Of some
subdued color-dark grey, for in
stance lis then thrown over them
and another rolled up, is attached
to the front, which constitutes the
trunk. Two sheets of white paper
are then rolled up and tackled on,
one on each side Of the trunk
These represent the ivory tusks.-
The Albany Elephant is now com
plete. The lady rider takes her
seat on its back, amid cushions, &c.,
and under the guidance of a leader,
the monster proceeds, with heavy
tread, 10 display itself and precious
load to the company in the front
parlor. The arrangement is unex-
pectedy perfect, and suggestive Of
life in the East. The play of the
Elephant is a success here, and we
will not be surprised to hear of its
adoption in the rural districts"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-19
THE FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY Henry STEPHENS, FRS, Of Edinburg, and
the late ]. p. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 2
vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pages, and numerous
Wood and Steel Engravings.
This is. confessedly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it wider circulation the publishers have re-
solved to reduce the price to 49, ...f--
Five Dollars for the Two Volume 81!
When sent by mail (post paid) to California
and Oregon the price will be ST. To every other
part of the Union, and to Canada, (post paid)
Sc. ley- This work is NOT the old "BOok Of tn
Farm"
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, TO the
Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
No. "a, Gold-street, New York.
January 8, 1S57.-f
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-19
DO you OWE THE PRINTER!
BIZ REUBEN RAINBOW.


Come sinful debtor, in whose breast
Some conscience may revolve, 81.
Come with your coward fear oppressed
And make this vie resolve:
III seek the printer, though my debts
Have like mountain rose,
know his wants, I'll pay him of,
Whatever may oppose.
Perhaps he may take my excuse
Perhaps believe lie
But if perish l will pay,
And then his thoughts defy.
Straight way I'll 10 his sanctum 60,
And see him face TO face;
I'll boldly "fork the tin" that's due,
And thank him for his grace.
Although ashamed thus late 10 GO,
am resolved to try,
For if | stay away l know
In infamy III die.
I know his patient nature well,
Delinquenls he'll forgive;
He'll kindly pardon debtors sins,
And bid such suppliants live.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-19
CHEAP CLOTHING
FOR CA SUVt

THE undersigned having purchased the large
formerly owned by Mr.. Wolfstein, would inform
the citizens of Glasgow and vicinity that he has
resolved to sell the same cheap for cash. There
fore, he invites all those who wish TO secure a suit
of good winter and spring clothes, to call at the
U. s. Clothing Depot, before they buy anywhere
else, for he has the finest, the best and the cheap
est stock Of goods that can be found IN the west
Come then, and judge for yourselves. He is at
all times ready TO show you his goods, if you
do not wish to buy. Come. His motto being
he is, that the cash system suits better both the
vender and purchaser in the end, than great profits
with long credits, he is determined 10 continue
both together, and sell cheap for cash.
p. G. BLANCHET.
January 8, 1857.