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II would seem as if the claims of spirituallsm, at
least the application Of the new doctrine of diyina-
ton TO practical purposes of good, were abOnt to
be put TO what may fairly be regarded as erpert-
mentum crucis, crucial, that is to say, deci
sive and unquestionable test and experiment.
Our paper of Saturday contained an account of
the public appearance in this city Of Mrs. Cora v L.
Hatch. distinguished trance medium, who gave at
the Tabernacle, on Friday evening last, specimen
Of what we suppose may properly enough be called
her transitory powers of theologico-phIosoph
exposition. But however distinguished the char
acter and great the celebrity to which Mrs. Cora
V. L. Hatch may have attained she can hardly be
set down as the most distinguished character or the
chief celebrity who figured on that occasion. With
all due consideration for the precedence which Mrs.
Cora V. /. Hatch might be- inclined to claim,
whether in her character Of trance medium or of
handsome young woman, she must, we think, in
an assembly in which so well known, not to say
notorious character as Captain Isaiah Rynders,
President of the Empire Club, and lately ap-
pointed, in acknowledgment Of his eminent services
in the cause of Democracy, United States Marshal
for the Southern District of NewYork was pres
ent and acting, be content to stand OF sit in the
second place.
II is, indeed, part of the nature OF
the distinguished Capt. Rynders not to be
content with occupying any second or secondary
place in any assembly i'll which he may happen 10
be present. He considers himself, as, Gen. Jackson
was considered by his admirers, born to command.
Indeed We think we recollect occasi0ns-One of
which, if We mistake not occurred IN the very
Tabernacle, the scene Of Friday nights exhibition
upon which Capt Rynders, whether acting sim
DIV as himself oras medium of the Democracy"
or in both characters combined, turned the Chair
man out of his place, silenced the speakers, and
assumed to himself the autocracy Of the assembly.
On Friday night however, this distinguished per.
sonage was in a less rampant humOr. He vindica-
ted, indeed his inherent supremacy and right to
command, but in more quic; way. He allowed
Mrs. Cora Y. l.. Hatch 10 figure a. the medium.
but he took 10 himself the character of test BY
causing himself to be appointed Chairman of the
Committee on questions Whether this was the
first occasion upon which the distinguished Captain
had occupied the position of fryer Of spirits We
unable to say; but at all events, the first ques
ZION put by him exhibited high degree of sagacity.
snd a wise determination to bring the spirits upon
ground OF which the questioner was himself
master.
! This 6rst question was-What principles Of
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Our readers are doubtless acquainted with many
persons who are "as much opposed to Slavery ~
anybody else but don't approve of people outsds
of the Slave States meddng with it-they want to
see it abolished by those who have it among them,
and know just when and how to deal with it, &C.,
sc. Well: hare you met any Of this sort spanIan.
ously and heartily rejoicing orer The glorious Ems,'
cipation rictoyy in ST.. LOUIS
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THE CASE OF THE REV. MR.. KALLcCH
= Bosros, Saturday. AP'il II. 10.

AZ a meeting OI fremont Itlnpe bapIT nv'F
lar eyeiag tine following resolution vas ado ptei;
Re.oIr> Thai have ear,sy w.,sssa ~ ,s'.Is ss1
LIN. - 80, tbe Re-, Kalloch srd We row drcs.
IN tie most pos.ye Giuns our unsoaied eo9 hdenes u as
,e,lv ma and minister VI the Oospe snd N -.
III, 40 ~,ov -st hIu 20 resume % pOOl.c s-r'f,
s,ry a. pso; ard ,.'.sr' sDs ", as@ se up
~ 70 IN dark clouds II his TIA hsS st dsspPese -
AEglaer yeso!sij %, Which, nes as' saPP'''' =.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
KANsAs-THE ELECTION swINDLE.

Special Dispatch to The MY Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, April II, 1851
Kansas adyices to the 9TH inst. are received.
Gov. Robinson and Mr.. Detzler appeared at L.
compton on the 9th inst to stand their trial on the
charge of treason, but the time, place aud Court
having been changed by the late bogus law, 'thsy
were directed to appear on the first Monday
May.
The requirements of the law had not been car
ried out respecting the posting of the census lst.
The bogus Court has decided that no voting atthe
coming election is to be- allowed in Lawrence or
Lecompton, and four obscure places had been de''
ignated in which to hold the polls.
A PrO-Sayery man has been made Postmaster at
Lawrence.
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FROM ALBANY.

AIBAsY Saturday, April II. 81.
The bill for the relief OF Broadway was up before
the Sepatc's Committee yesterday and to-day. Gen
Ne Appeared in behalf of the bill and John H. Az
thOn against. -.
There was large meeting held az the Cap,ol 70
night as an expression Of the sentiments Of the Gu
zens in regard 10 the late decision Of the supreme
Court of the United States in the OF bred Sco,
II. B. Stanton, CERT Smith and Others delivered NJ
dresses which were enthusiastically received.
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HENRY II. LEEDS a Co, Auctioneers,

ONE DOOR BELOW CEDAR STREET,
VII give their personal attention usual during the
to the sales of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at the residence OF
families removing breaking up housekcepng They have
spac6us Sacsroo where they will hold regular sales 10
cornodatc those who wish all Themselves of this medium
Of AZ
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MILp OPERATION wIrn SUCCESSFUL ErFEc1

ARE THE PECULIARLY OF bRANosETHs PILLs-Now that
we ~ genial Spring Is OF inpor. that
few doses used BY che wise Our subject
dpnd,noy of ,sted bile AZ this season and dangerous
A. pfevaent hut BsASDSErH Puts afford invaluable
ecicu protection BY tAcE occasional prevent
The collection Of impurities which when in sufficient
quantities caue much dsngcr 10 the fine Of t5e st
sch sud bowels Sod Prhcpni Oice No - BrHlsths
Rniidnr Mo- aud BrnldN
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SEWING MACHINEs.--L. Nj. SINGER n Co. =
GAzI1TC beautiful Pictorial Paper contains full and eablr
infInation about SAVING MACHINES and answers all qies
tous that be asked the subject all who read th
vii learn how 20 purchase SEWING MACHINE with which
$1,000 year clear profit be made and will b. protected
from being imposed upon by Of the humbug machines
before public. l. NJ SINGES Co.'S GAZETTE VIII b
gratis t. sil " no apply by letter or otherwise.
-. / NJ. SINcEk 4. Co. No. 325 Broadway. New.York.
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MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY

vii present box Of my MAGNETIC SALys 10 rcspcc,s
BIZ patient who Will call ior H. For Salt Rhc Scrotli Old
Ulcer. and Burns, unsurpassed :. X. SMITH. EcctsoMag
neii.: No ~ CanAs, between Broadw and Churchst
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IMPORTANT TO INVAIIDS.-Dr. IT, n hOOT x
Co. popular Authors and Practitioners, Publishers Of The
Peoples Mdcal Lighthouse &C. will to Saratoga
SPRING the lst VI MAY next.
tnNsds in New York snd vicinity who afflicted with
dcu chronic disease such Consumption Dropsy Scros
Cancer Iea Disease RheunAism &C. ART invited 70 call and
have their anncd before their contemplated removal
Ohiec NJ. $40 Broadway. Ny, York
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SUPERIOR TREES.-WM. Il. PRINCE 4 Co.,
Flushing Y The Descrptiy" Catalogue of TREES and
PLANTS rrsti. Fowler and WILLIS. No J)3 Broadway
zoo pgunds Chinesc SUGAR CANE SEED.
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ELEGANT! BEAUTIFUL, DISTINGrE

Or decorative DINNER SETs ioT 80 usual price s 10
"a urlcT like chance e. by handsome DIN>hR oLT
W. J. y. DALEY Co,
Nos 55i aud 6jj b. jadSGy.
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CmCnEsTER's DYSPEPSIA

CnCHESTER'S DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC Is The oliJ
this corrct the sc OF the
stomach Heartburn and Costiyenss Does no,
prga. Dcpot: No. l0i Nals, \. Y; BARNEs PARA M
Sof Broadway; G. r. CHACT. No 1855 Chamber e. aad
J)uA NE,Dfl Co., SeN ORLEANS, As-a:,
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40 MUKRAY-STREET.

STEARNs MARvIN's late Rich Il Co.'s, improved SAIA
Wide Patent secured by the celebrated l..
BELLE PowDERPROOF LOCK- with small key, all made
under the immediate inspection Of Nh Stear who has io
Is years suprinended their manufacture during winch time
dollars worth Of property has been consumed IN one OF
hcm-2z2 having been tested in accidental fires Warranted
free froia darnpness
Also Burglar proof Chests of any size lined with hardened
steel which cannot be drilled or broken
For sale by SrEARNs n MARVIN No. 40 Muyray-st.
Factory, St Mark place and AY venue A.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOw-SHADESA At
WHoLEsNE-kELTY i FERGUSON, No. 29l Broadway and
No "a Rradest have full and choice stock Of Brocatce
Satin DC LANES Wosted Dsmaks Lace and Muslin Curtains
Co.nircs imps which offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW SHApEs-Our stock of Wndow-Shsdvs is the
harvest In York and superior manufacturing facilities
cube offer these goods less than other houses We invite
the attention Of close buycrs.
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SIX REASONS Why EyERYpODY Uses LYONS


II is the cheapest cpaaton for the hair made.
IL l. pronounced by all TO be the most beneficial
o II is the most agreeable to use.
L. ia the Ccanest and most carefully prepared.
s. II is the most highly peTfumed.
itis the only article that never fails give entire sac.
lion. .....
The immense sale of the KATHARoNneay 1000 900 bottles
Der its excellence and universal popularity
Sold BY all dealers, eveTywher, for Is cents per bottle
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WIGS HAIR. DYE WIGS !-BATCMELOR

WIGS have improvements peculiar 10 their house
They celebrated all the world for their graceful beauty
aud durabityhttng to charm The largest and best
stock in the world Twelve private for applying his
famous Dye. Sold u BACHELORS, No. 233 Broadway
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Rich PAPER HANGINGS FOR THE RETAIL
TRApr-A styles Of recent importation Work done in
the artistic manner by THOMAS FAYE Co.. No PSI
RrnadM
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l'f,Si

You can buy at DMLEYs beautiful white DINER SIT O5i
picecs) worth l5 white CHSA TEA SET ca pcccs)
Tor IS silver plated CASTOR, with six glass BOTTLES
Tor 81 u.s. and elegant pair of MANTEL VASES Tor o.
worth g. your eye the list Of prices which essTs
D. L Co publish IN the Dry Goods column of this paper.
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GEO. +. PETERSON,

GEO. +. FETEKSUN,
of the late firm If Peterson q Humphrey,
will continue the CARPET business. in the firm OF
T.. A. PETERSON Co,
No. 10 Caual-st.
We woud invite the attention Of our friends and tn public 70
our rich Brussels CsIpcting. 81 70 49, per yard
Rich Velvet Carpcting, l2 TO 49, per yard
And oil the latest patterns Of John Grossly Sons
Ooohs Of every dcscr ption AZ the lowest cash prices
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~ ~ @.
,;i, ii .,spcers pa,rons Of arm, viii find AZ our
60, ,rs,si TeTiey 81 GTNTLyNEN's DREss HATS pre-
a g., ,b Fss,ey Holidays Also Psrisnste SOyT HATS OF
- .li,i.a srralty with The Cambrdsr or water
ms IA1 offered 10 the trade By the dozcn ehu
rret,iled a, our counter at Paris price,.
LEAKY & Co,
"''''' Astor House, Broadway.
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MANSIONS INFANTS PREsERvATIvE-A

TO mothers specific in the Diseases Of Children
incidental Techng Mothers who have been in the habit OF
procuring temporary quiet BY the use OF audanu
by using the INFANl PREsEkyATrvE the aboyemenoned
No. SOi Broadway h. RING No. 1872 Broad~ay aud retail
A. nr,sa9
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PAPER HANGINGs at Wholesale, of o.

ing York would advice purchasers 70 send IN their
The EVERGREEN aud other ornamental
particularly good and they offered rates
FRUrT TPEES. SHRUBs ROSES VINES and EXOTIC PLANTS
furnished in variety and of choice quality Trees
delivered Fulton Market wharf free of freight. Gaia
laeucs by mail or at No % Wallst basement,
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Dnsiness Notifies.

HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
Office No. g. Wal street.
So. over ............ go 600
AZ an c.;or MA or eb instant the following named gen
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CRAVINGS ART MATERIALS, &C, TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
below CUSTOMARY PRICES. See Advertisement under
Day GooDs. WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS Co,
No. 31J Broadway.
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AT LAST FALLS Prices.
Now exhibition large aud superior stock OF NELvETS,
T1sIsTRY. BRUssELs THREEPLY and INGRAM CARPETING,
ported expressly for this Springs trade, which until further
notice will be sold Ut LAST FALLS PRICES. The early bird
gets the worm. SMITH LoUNSBERRY,
No 45S Broadway, near Grandst
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800 DIFFERENT PATTERNS
OF CHAxDEtEgs all marked down TO the cost prc and posi-
lively 6 be sold "a By the lst of June
N B-See list of prices in the Dry Goods column
OF this paper. w j. r. DAILY q ., o. % H..
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Orr SIZING STYLES OF CLOTHING sie NV -, 80,
ready fo sale, embracing large and bsau, b Yrs,
Of SPRtNC OyFRCoATS RACLANS kngish anu ~"
MSS CoATs DRESS and FRocE CoALs &c. 40 iS S" "a
and confined STYLES Of CAssINIRE PAN!ALoUNs 49,
P S yTsTs Orr CUSTOM Room IL Stocked "lth our LATE
IxpoETArroNs or WV GOODS many 3 whch cav y, lona
- ~ 49, This department headed By Mr. Lyman DERBY
~ a. q, oa.r great attractions in the way OF stylish
s.,n. and Goods Prompt attention given 70 an orders
e'i"'" '" 49, y. DEyLIN Co.
xo. 2jg go and 30 Broadway, corrrr Of Narcn-s'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR.. A. P. NJ ACKEY
d ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens
N OF Glasgow andvicinty, that he can be found
at his office. where he will take great Ieasure in
waiting upon his friends and patrons until the Isl
Of March next. He then expects to leave home
again to attend to his professional engagements at
other places. jan, 8, l6J7-2m'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
TIE BASQUE AMAZON. OR La

The BASQUE AMAZON, OR La
DIEs' "SHANGHAI."--We really
don't know where fashion is run
ming to, nor can we pretend to pre-
dict where she will stop. One
thing, however, we think she is do
ing, and that is running away with
the wits of the ladies and turning
their pretty heads. Only think OF
a lady "dressed to DEATH" and then
over all to mount a gentleman's
regularly built frock coat! Do no.
start, kind reader, for it's fact--a
melancholy fact!
All our fashionabIes and poor
"unfashionables" know what stir
the Iong-skirted and short WASTED
coats of the handles created, when
they were first introduced, and how
all the little boys laughed when
they saw "Shanhai" on the streets
But what will be said now that love-
ly woman-"heaven's last and best
gift to man''-is taking to herself
the coat (another part of his drap-
cry has long since by some Of the
fair creatures) Of the sterner sex!-
But alas, it has been done. And
several Of our most beautiful ladies'
have appeared in the streets dressed
a la Shanghai! What a sight they
make in hoops and long tailed coats.
What next? Will it be boots,
vest and cravat? No enc can tell.
If fashion dictates it so, why it will
be. Then we shall Lelp to COM
plete the full rig-out in male attire
by CALAMITY saying, stake our hat"
In this, we would not be consid-
cred as interfering with ''woman's
rights"-oh, no, not for the world,
But what are we poor men to do,
when the dear creatures come in an
poach upon ours? Pants gone
coats ditto! Vests, boots, crayats.
and hats going-or we are much
mistaken, for this a progressive age
and ''nothing shorter"
The Basque Amazon, seriously
is an old looking garment, and wher
worn is sure to provoke laughter
but If our fair friends want to look
odly and make people laugh at them
they have a right to wear them.
most assuredly; especially as there
are in the stores no cloaks, talmas
mantiIlas or shawls, TO keep off the
cold.
The garment we are talking a,
bout (lest we may be misunder,
r stood) is coat of cloth with tiny
buttons, bishop sleeves and trimmed
about the ends and edges with braid
the collar turning rather fuller thar
that on gentleman's frock.
But any lady wishing to manufac'
ture one in a hurry, has only tc
change the buttons OF her husbands
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

CO. a young farmer in Devon
shire, England, was recently senten-
ced to one months Imprisonment at
hard labor for attempting to catch a
hare on land rented by his father.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

or brothers "long tailed blue," add
little trimming, and widen the
sleeves a fraction, and the thing is
completed. This is all that is ne
cessary to make the Basque Amazon.
Shall we not be thanked for this i'm
portant information? We think we
should.-[N. o. Picayune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
Boon's Lick Institute.

TTNHL undersigned having engaged the services
l. Of ]. p. jerks, Esq, as Principal, and
MRS. jerks, as Assistant, take pleasure in an
nouncng 10 the public, that the first term of this
School commenced on Monday the 9th of Octo-
Der, and they feel warranted in assuring the pub
lie that those desiring TO place their sons or
daughters under competent and faithful instruc-
ton will find it here. Mr.. jerks has been amongst
us long enough 10 confirm the high reputation as
a scholar, gentleman, and an educator Of fifteen
years. experience; and we doubt not, that those
who favor him with their patronage will find it
greatly TO their interest.
Instruction will be given in all the English
branches, the Mathematics, and in the Roman and
Greek Languages. The government Of the school
will be mild but firm. Pupils under his care will
be treated as thinking and morally accountable
beings. An ample and well situated Hall, con-
sstng of two apartments, viii be occupied for
the school Boarding can be obtained in respect
able families, reasonable rates. For terms Of tu-
iton, &C., please address the undersigned.
JOSEPH COOPER,
JACOB FISHER,
N. NJ. B0NHAM,
TURNER q ROBBINS.
Boon's Lick, Howard co., Mo-, Nov. 10, '56tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22
IANDS FOR SALE.

'T,lIE subscriber wishes to dispose of the an
L nexed list of lands, which are offered at aale
on accommodating terms, and title warranted
The greater part of these lands lie contiguous to
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, and are
rapidly rising in value:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

GENTILITY.
by TOMMY rtwKEsDuRRr.

Genteel il is to have soft hands,
But not genteel 10 work on lands;
Genteel il is TO lie abed,
But not genteel 10 earn you bread;
Genteel it is to cringe and bow,
But not genteel 10 sow and plow;
Genteel it is 10 play the beau,
But not genteel to reap and NOW;
Genteel it is TO keep gig,
But not genteel to hoe and dig;
Genteel it is to trade, to fail,
But not genteel to swing the fail;
Genteel it is 10 play the fool,
But not genteel to keep school;
Genteel it is TO cheat the taller,
But not genteel to be a sailor;
Genteel it is 10 fight duel,
But not genteel 10 cut your fuel;
Genteel it is TO eat rich cake,
But rot genteel to cook and bake;
Genteel it is to have the blues,
But not genteel to wear thick shoes;
Genteel it is to roll in wealth,
But not genteel 10 have good health;
Genteel it is TO cut friend,
But not genteel your clothes TO mend;
Genteel it is to make show,
But not Genteel poor folks TO know;
Genteel it is 10 run away,
But not genteel at home to stay;
Genteel 1t is TO smirk and smile,
But not gepteel TO shun all guile;
Genteel it is 10 be a knave,
But not genteel your cash 10 save;
Genteel it is TO make bet,
But not genteel to pay debt;
Genteel it is TO play at dice,
But not genteel TO take advice;
Genteel it is to curse or swear,
But not genteel plain close to wear;
Gentcel it is TO smoke and drink,
Bat not genteel to read and thibkj
Genteel it is 10 know lord,
But not genleel to pay your board;
Genteel it is to skip and hop,
But not gen!eel 10 keep shop;
Genteel it Is 10 waste your life,
But not genteel to love your wife.
cannot tell what may do,
Or what sad scenes may yet pass throui
l may perchance, turn deaf and blind,
The pity OF all human kind;
/ may perhaps be doomed 10 beg,
Or even hop upon one leg;
Or may even come TO steal,
Bur MAY NEVER BE GENTEEL!
Come joy or sorrow, veal or woe,
Oh, may never get that low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

wines and Liquors.
S0 Bbls Whisky, different brands;
~ 40 half bbls whisky;
10 barrels Rye whisky;
10 do Bourbon whisky;
10 do Old MonongaheIa whisky
10 do New York handy;
cask Old pure Pale brandy;
do Old Port wine for the sic
do Sweet Malaga wine;
10 dozen Claret wine;
barrel Holland Gin;
barrels Old Peach brandy;
~ barrels Old Apple bandy;
casks Old Madeira wine;
boxes Scheidam Schnapps;
casks Old Sherry wine.
sept1l THOMSON, LEWIS & co
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

------ U EARHAhI q UAKbON, a
Glasgow, February Il, 1856.
WANrED-Dry Hides, Beeswax. Feathers, Flax
Seed, Dried Fruit, old Copper, Brass and Pew
Ter, which will be taken in exchange for work or
goods, or the cash paid, at Market rates. Give
us call, whether YOU wantto buy or sell.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

CUTTERINC.
We are prepared TO put up guttering of any de-
either in town or country, warranting
the same. Having experienced and carefulwork-
men, and wagon for the business, orders will be
and satisfactorily filled.
Our prices for the various articles in our line,
as well rs for our work, are based on ~ ~
The Cash Principle. g.
and hence the usual credit need not be expected.
We are compelled to pay cash for Stock and
Workmen, and therefore must demand itin turn
EApuAPT. G., rAPSnV
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-22

TNOWN PR0PERTY-6lotsfo for sale cheap, as
l. we have traded for same and will give good
bargain to any one wanting 10 buy.
sept4.. CAMERON, MASON & CO.