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|. y, yEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY. AT

~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
NA j. VEGAS most respectfully his friends
ifk and the public that his popular Dancing Academy ID
open for the Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
with the liberal patronage The teaching viii
on MONDAY, Nov. 2
fashionable Lancers Qundrile and the CaledonaRs
Quadre danced in the first relies Of Paris and London
winter, will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The popular chdrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr. J. Vegas every month.
The days and hours Of Tuition follows:
Iadiesfuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 til II
clock NJ
chdrenTuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from tin
O'Clock p. NJ
GenilemenMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. from TIL 10
o clock p. NJ
practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Particular attention will be given 10 Chiden and many
Fancy Dances before taught In this city, Will be brought
out.
Families.
The Musical Department under the charge Of that excellent
viunist Mr.. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
soirees.
p7- For terms apply Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Felioss
Hall or at MIR. GABIOIs Music Store, 80 Camp street
OF I'M
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

ss- Perseverance, Fire Company No. b.
The officers and members Of this Company are requested to as
O'Clock M fully equipped T. attend the Twenty First An
nual Celebration Of the Fire Department;
ms e JOAN LYNN, Foreman.
ss- Mississippi Fire Company No. 2.--The
officers and Mepbe Of this COMPANY are hereby notified 70
At clock A. NJ precisely fully equipped for psrsde
ss-IIaII of jackson Fire Company No. IS
se%b a. he EnRss mons ." MoRSiN the
4h inst At oclo,k precisely fully equipped for he purpose
the Fire Department. By order
rs- Whereas. the present urgen, indebted
Of this Company and the Of the with
Messrs y Gran. Coz for the completion Of seventy miles
realize the pstamens rs stock shining due and
unpaid on the LIST January, 1853 nd without discrimination
entered into for the adjustment all Indebted
Resord By the Directors Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
s6Tuaiy SIS Between he hours e Il and P
he ose 10 the Ely Of New oreans to sell at pub
subscribers 10 the capital stock Of the Company which
ferred the of The Company 10 the purchaser or p1
thereof as provided by the 9Th section Of tie charter Of
Reoud T. the proceeds Of sale any shall not
stock sold with interest and cha ge thereon he President
Of the Company is horned in bis discretion, 70 cause to be
sach delinquent OF compromise sell dispose
sue Ss e r. @ 91 @ at S @
Resosd That the President shall give Poper public notice
that sale has been made Of all Stock with 81 cent and
less paid hereon and also have Circular Letter al
dressed each Subscriber whose the Books Of
the Company notifying tem Of such sale 80 that msappre
hensou shall thereby all future sales aud transfers
may be stopped by the delivery Of the Certificates Of
Stock, which may be Outstanding.
OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY !
New Orleans, February 10, 1855.
FS- Sir; In ace ordnance with the above res0-
uti0ns by the Board Of Directors Of this Company
beg leave TO inform you that sl stock in your name upon
which lnsalments due and ubpsd, sold at public
n the 18th inst
This purchased by gentlemen who
large interest in the Roai aud they have instructed me- that
should Stakeholder wish the due his stock
within month from this date permit him do, and to
Issue to him his Certificate OF 81 paid
Official information has been received that the twenty miles
Of the Road requed by Charter to be completed by the
18th Of tns month"; finished and the running thereon
the lllh inst
Very respectfully. your obedlent servant
fer d&Wtf GEO 8. YERGER, President.
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RUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS. FIREwoon

v. DEMORVELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse aud FRANKLIN.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL such 60
Lime White and yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris shin
giles, Laths Slaves Also English Trench and American FK
Bricks and all kinds Of Frewood.
Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended,
70 aus "
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ROUND AND OVAL. BILLIARD TABLES. six ard sieh4
feet Billiard Tables with Marble Wood TOPS
ions play the same table either the Ganle
fun and complete assortment Of every
uactuTer Of lnda Rubber for Cushions;
atee Roulees, Balls and Pins for Alleys, Lot
EcON0MICAL STOVES.
Portable, and set up to order with erockery and
tops. r
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ss-- Perseverance, Fire Company No. ID
The officers and members Of this Company requested to
semble at the Engne House THURSDAY the 9Th inst,
O'clock A. M fully equipped T. attend the Twenty First An
nual Celebration Of the Fire Department.
ms e JOAN LYNN, Foreman.
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a MIME DeBAR's DANCING ACADEMY,
No. 2S Baronne between Carondelet and Julia
80 The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully informed
SsIt3ihat the above Academy is open whore all the
Fashionable Dances will be taught including the cee-
"a brated ''Bernadne Quadrlle Ia Cour and Iancierr
Lades-MondPy, Wednesday and Friday from II and
to6PM
Children Misses and BoysTuesday Thursday and Saturday
from to +. NJ.
Private LessonsTuesdsy Thursday and Saturday,
to 3; and from to 10 every NIGHT. fa29 tapl
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ALFRED SHOPPERS, see'y.

BATON ROUGE, July Is, 1857.
AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors of the New Orleans
and Baton Rouge Railroad Company held day William
Pike elected President and Alfred shoppers Secretary
iyH # ALFRED SHOPPERS SecTy
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BANK NEW ORLEANS, I
New. Orleans December 81, 1857.
fS- At meeting Of the Board of Directors,
held this day divided Of Of the profits Of the
lat xix months DECLARED payable he stockholders
their legal representatives after TUESDAY, the 18th Of
January 1858
jail NJ BELLY, Cashier, .
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BANK OF LOUISIANA, .
New Orleans, Oct. 49, 1857.
RF-Approved Sterling Exchange will be res
ceiyed in pay ment Of paper discounted by this Bank.
o2l II R. NJ. DAVIS. Cashier.
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CALyANIsm AND GLIDING IN ALL kIND

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public Of the
country he prepared all kinds of
his line with dispatch and In be surpassed by
any house in the Union
Watches Table Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers
Punch Bowls GILDED and SIVERED in the best style
Also GLIDING and BROWNING Gas Fixtures Mante Or
naments Lamps Lustres and Candelnbras.
The public invited to give him call and examine bis
stock, specimens Of work. ID. CAST,
70 Uhartres street between Bienvile and Cont.
Reerences-Hyde Goodrich, Henderson Gaines. p. Mall
lard ". A. TYLER Siebrecht. OIL m
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or. CHARLES THEATEn-sr. oHAELEs sT-
r. Lessee and Manager.
H. Acting Manager.
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q SLAVES. sLAvEs!i sLAyEstts-
Ia We have hand and for accommodating terms
c@G NINETY SLAVES, embracing Men, Women and I'm
lrsn-among them about nfty No. sugar and C0t
ton Field Hands from two Plantations Also, No. Cook
Washers Iruners and HadTesse Houss
and nning-Room Servants Nurses and constansiy
receiving consgnnents from South Caroln', AissssP
fsie In j. L. cARMAN Co. 90 Magazine
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MEXICAN AROMATIC BITTER COR
n DIAL-fhs Cordial whose delicate flavor and
unsurpassed the most successful tonic and restorative know
in Of general debility and coplainss
the appetite nvigoraes the action and functions of the
aeh and thereby dyspepsia often brought by
continued attacks of indgeson the prevalent complaint Of no
and humid climates Said Cordial be administered win
eeiency the infant and the following the d.
reeons printed the label of each bottle and its agreeable
taste is not the least OF its recommendations.
This Cordial has introduced into general In the ptn
cipal coeehouses Of this city such Saxerac Gem Ruby
the far BDker's Stomach Bitters
celebrated throughout the United States Of American aid their
doubt that all who have tasted the American Bite
Cordial give it the preference all other Bers hitherto IL
For sale by A. A. PEYUHAuD,
No. los Royal street.
B. TURPIN,
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RS- Mercantile Library Association THE
opened daily for the accommodation Of subscribers
from TX O'Clock A. NJ. 10 10 O'Clock P. NJ.
Persons dr0us Of becoming members will please leave their
with the Librarian
Subscription, IS per annum.
Rooms, esrner Canal street and Exchange Place.
d24 GUS A. BREAUX, President.
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NATIONALITY ORLEANS, 4
City Hall 10Th day Of February 1858
1-To Bakers - The price of fresh -four
being this day six dollars cents $500 barrel according to
the trn Bakers required during the ensuing
commencing on MONDAY, lst March
1o ounces OF peAu cehte
- lor.-+-...-.-+..,....ss..--lu
II for........................
The loAves of second quality weigh eighth more,
that Is 10 say:
The ~ cents losyes ,...........,......"55 ounces.
ssss..'.-''.ss..s.....''.so
fei CiiAS. N. WATERWAYS, Mayor.
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MEXICAN CIGARs-sao0 Mexican Cisars IN eezss
wi and Tor sails al ver1 loves
f''''' y '''7' FERNANDO oARDKLLAcH,
% fch0upiloLlaS street,
MS tween GraVier Matches, Up Stair.
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billiard TABLE mAsUFAcTUREB
ALL sTYLEs.

B. ASTOGNINI. Nos. u and IA CONT street.
Between Chsrtres and Old Leyee,
New Orleans.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
Presidential Speculatious.

The Washington correspondent Of For
ney's Philadelphia Press gives the follow
ing as The latest phase of President making
IN the Federal city:
The politicians are beginning to cast
about Tor the Presidency. One set are la
boring for Daniel $. Dickinson, Of New
York, Mr.. ScheIl, Mr.. Beardsley, and 9TH
ers. In the extreme South, jefferson Da-
Wis was put forward, TIL he made his con-
servaIive speech at Portland, Maine, which
has given great offence TO the ultras, though
il has increased his strength in the North.
The Richmond Enquirer, through its
Washington correspondence, charges that
the war upon Judge Douglas is instigated
by Messrs. Cobb, Slid.ll and Bright. A
large number of journals have raised the
name Of Douglas, while many advocate The
claims oi the ind"miiable Governor Wise,
Of Virginia, and the gifted statesman Robert
J. Walker.S Mr.. Breckinridge's late Lee
compton speeches in Kentucky show tina,
he goes lie full of the Administration pol
icy on hat question. Mr.. Cri'tenden has
caused ii 10 be announced that lie is not a
candidate tor President
The New York Journal Of Commerce re-
wives Mr.. Buchanan pledge OF 1856. not
10 be in the field for 1860, while the Rich
mond South thinks he might he called upon
it, accept the nomination. MIR. Hunter Of
Virginia, SENS 20 be ont Of the question
entirely. The war d tie opposition fac'inns
in New York puts Mr.. ss,.ard greatly in
the shade. II IS certain, however, that
both Fremont and Mclean lock forward to
the nsx, struggle with some interest Mr..
Everett is pnl down as in The field. His
speech nj Boston Oh The 5h o. last July,
and his travels over the South, eulogizing
Washingi"n's character. are said 10 be
'.signs." General Cameron, Of Pennsylva-
MA, is named in some quarters.
The military candidates are Gen. Wool,
Commodore Stockton, and General John
ston. OF the Utah army. A very ridiculous
movement is indusIrIcusly kept up 10 make
Postmaster General Brown a candidate Tor
the office OF Chief Magistrate. You will
see that there is TO lack of material from
which 10 choose our ruler for the next term.
If the stock on hand should run cut, would
We not get supply of Biglers, who stand
ready at all times TO take Office, if the pay
is good?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
Douglass His Early Days in Illinois

Senator Douglas met his constituents o,
Winchester, Illinois, few days ago. The
numbers present were several thousand
In the course Of his address, as we learn
Tram the correspondence of cotemporary,
the following "reminiscences was given:
The commencement Of Mr.. Douglas
! speech was very appropriate and well spo-
ken. He SAID IL there was one place that
he had right to claim as his home more
than any other in Illinois, il was that place.
Twenty five years ago, said he, poor boy.
with his coat upon his arm, without an ac
quaiutance in the State. and without dol
lar in his pocket, entered this town. Here
he earned his first six dollars; here he first
learned 10 depend upon himself for livei-
hood. You were the first TO assist him,
and take him BY the hand. You were the
first TO promote him and confer honors upon
him. After twenty-five long years have
past, after many changes have taken place,
that boy again returns 10 you, TO thank you
for your former kindness, and the high
trusts and honors you have conferred upon
him, and 10 ask you if he has yet done any
thing 10 incur your censure; if he has viz
lated The trusts you repo>ed in him.
We have no hope OF being able 10 give
you the words Of the speaker, and the feel
ing they produced; 1t is only the idea we
aim at.
When Mr.. D. came TO a pause after
speaking as above, an old gray-headed
man, who had known him in those former
times, raised up in front Of the speakers
stand and very earnestly said, "Stephen,
you'll be President YET" Said Mr.. D.,
My old friend says I'll be President yet;
but tell him and all my hearers that if it
requires any sacrifice Of principle on my
part, ii am expected to &C, contrary 10 my
own judgment, in order to secure that Of
flee, then | would an hundred times over
.corn 10 accept it. In the words Of Ken
tucky's noble son. The immortal Clay, i
would rather be right than be President D."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
The Female Slaves of London.

The Weekly Times says that the young
milliners and dres,makers OF that city are
condemned 10 sixteen, seventeen and eigh-
teen hours of toll out Of the twenty -four, in
each day snd night. Their work is carried
on in crowded, unventilated rooms, where
their frames are kept bent at their labor IN
Ill their eyes ache, and their limbs refuse TO
perform their duty. They have shor. and
painful life and early grave. In a recent
speech, Lord Shaftesbury said that many Of
these young women had been trained gently
and tenderly in delicate and happy homes,
possessing ali the virtues and tenderness
that belong 10 the female sex, and render.
ed by those very characteristics more obe-
dent, more unmu-muring, more slavishly
ulject 10 the authority and tyranny of those
who are put over them. His Lordship adds
that they have no alternatives between sub
mission and the door. and then asks, sis
The condition Of such young woman one
viii, better than the condition Of the most
wrecked slave in the Southern States Of
America"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
ST. LOUIS MARkET.

MONDAY, Aug. 10.
TOBACCO-SaIes Of % bids as follows: 4
hhds prime Tugs 81 S5tg5 40; do second ship
ping s. COCO 90; 5 DO first do 81 SOFAS 80; 1
do common manufacturing Sc; do medium 81
25@S IS. -Four hhds stems were rejected at 81
30 cents.
HEMP-Sa'es Of % bales a, 20; II do at S85;
70 do at $3.50 90; 10 do sI02; co do $I05; y and
81 do 500 e ton.
LEAD-Sales 800 pigs Missouri at So 80 p
100 lbs.
FLoUR-sales 50 bbls country superfne 81
62}; so DO low grade 81 %; so do extra S. 30;
100 ds at same; zoo do priv tie; 80 do So 25; 500
city extra So 10 on board; $40 SKIS city 81 90;
100 do country 81 %; 800 do superfine and fancy
81 25g2 so p sack.
C0RN-Saies of $50 SKIS inferior It 57d 5sc;
ssa do yellow and white 6OaG2.c in new bags
oATS-5CO SKIS % q 57c; 1850 do 81 60c, SKIS
included
BARLEY-Sales OF % SKIS spring al so cents.
RYE-Sale of Il6 SKIS at SEA s5c n bushel.
HAY-salrs of % baIas at 75c = 100 lbs.
BRAN-l0O bags at 5Oc e 100 lbs.
FLAHSEED-Prime sells at 81 20 per bush
GREASE-25 ties at 7I7lc.
WHISKY-sale of - bbls at 22.c; "a do at
22Ic.
TALL0W--30 tcs prime $780,.
BUTTER-l2 PCS goods ut lie y Ib. .
LARD-S6 les country No. at IOc.
HlDES-Dry steady at 1I@l4Ic.
BACON-Sales 10 csks city shoulders, in
small parcels 7c; a do rib sides, loose, Sc; 6 do
clear do Sc; 10 DO city RIB sides &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm at last quotations.
Salt 92I@sI p bag.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

pressed into our worldly service. 1t be
came our slave. That terrific agency
which for nearly 5000 years had been re
garded with alarm and alright is now our
messenger, runs on our errands, aye, and
with such magical cslerily, that in Language
how 10 longer mere Shakspearean poe.
try-we shall probably put girdle round
about the earth in forty seconds.
The electric fluid not only
iraversed the Back Sea. the Mediterranean.
the British and ST. Georges Channels and
the German Ocean-but who. shall dare It,
limit the bounds of genius, that god Xix,
gift? 1t aspired TO grander exploit
deed worthy OF The lofty ambition OF Pha
tun Yes, and mnre-tor he only drov,
and overthrow the horses Of The Sun bu,
the Magnetic Telegraph has accompishe
a much grsnder triumph. 1t has driven th'
ihunderbo!is Of Jove across the broad Al
ianiic, and rendered them. instead OF wea.
pons Of dismay, The mere messengers Of hu-
man Wilt Philadelphia Inquirer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
FRESH GROCERIES.

M E have Just received large lot of cho ce
w Family Groceries, at exceedingly cheap
freight; and having given personal attention TO
purchasing will be enabled 10 knock the Railroad
and old credit stores into the middle Of next week.
II you want the worth of your money, 90 where
they want money. Avoid the credit stores as you
would snake in the grass. Pay Day will come,
and big interest and large profits viii consume your
substance. We sell for cash and therefore can and
will sell cheaper than any credit house can. The
item of interest alone will pay a profit. This
alone answers the question so often asked u.s.
Chow can you sell so cheap" Quick sales and
small profits often turned, will pay better than
selling goods at so per cent. twelve months
time. Call and examine our stock, and bring along
your Bacon. Lard, Hides. &c.
THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
June II, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
DIR. EASTERI.Y's

~EeVer and Ague kliIer-WiII
cure Ague and Fever, ChiIls and Fever, Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and all
the various forms Of fevers incident TO bilious
climates. II there is a MAN, WOMAN or CHILD.
suffering with AGuE ard FEVER. they are advised
TO procure DR.. Easterly's Fever and que Killer.
II is a POSITIVE cVRE-sPEEpY AND PERMANENT.
Try it. Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for s..
DIR. EAsrEaLy, corner Third and Chestnut sts..
st. Louis, sole proprietor, to whom all orders
must be addressed, to get the genuine. Sold BY
HUGH L. WHITE, agent, Glasgow; W. R.
sNELSoN, agsnt, Fyette, and BY druggists
generally. iy1 On
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
Bakers specific W

RgDr. Bakers specific viii cure
Gonorrhoea, elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness,
Chordee, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and
all diseases of the genital organs. Reader have
YOU PRIVATE DISEASE? Do not neglect it.
DELAY IS DANGEROUS DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is a safe, speedy, and RADICAL CURE. With DR..
Bakers Specific you can CURE YOURSELF,
and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use
accompany the medicine. Price 81 80 per bottle.
REDR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Ches-
nut streets, 81. Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor, to
whom all orders must be addressed 10 get the gen.
uine. Sold by HUGH L. WHITE, in Glasgow
W r. sNELsON, in Fayette, and by druggists
generally. Jvl ON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
Just Received.

A FRESH supply of prime N. o. Sugar. PEI.
n sons wishing an article that will not run on
into molasses, now is the time to purchase.
.. ALSO,
10 bbls clarified Sugar, suitable for preservipgj
20 SKIS dark and light Rio Coffee;
10 bxs Lemon Syrup; Ef
6 cases ST. Julien Ciaret; a-R. .
A prime article OF Black and Gun Powder Tea,
(warranted);
An assortment Of fancies, such as Brandy Peach
IS, Fresh Peaches, Brandy Cherries, iona"
Caisup, Prunes. Sardines, &c, Sc
jyl5 ROBBINS, TAiuM 1 ae'.
LIME! Linn ELL
TUST received direct from Alton, 60 Ben
j Lime in FIRST rate order, and not Stacked tct
sale by 20 thEo. bAhAHo-o
Oeetcber {, 1851. 49,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

Y-Ths prime "a hats ct "Ksevil's
s. AL" under The Giant Hat, on houss Top.
n ,oadwsy, 81. Louis. are to DO admired ss
u.odels OF excellence and che,pbess.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

nAIfrsd M. Lay has been appointed
i'aitsd Stsiss Attorney fer The WESTERN dis
I, ct Of Missonri
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

OAsH paid for all kind Of produce BY
~ ROBBINS, TATUM L co
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
TUST RECEIVED fresh supply of N. O..
u SUGAR,
COFFEE.
MOLASSES,
MACKEREL,

RICE, &c, &c.
We find it greatly 10 our interest as well as the
consumers, 10 go and select such goods as viii
suit our customers, consequently d. c. Robbins
is now in st. Louis, and will he up in a few days
with general assortment of goods in our line
Now is the time 10 come in with your produce
and exchange it for such articles in our line as you
may want. or if you like best, the money.
June 3. '5S. ROBBINS. TATUM & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

and are now prepared TO fill orders for any de-
scription of Grave Stones, Slabs. or Monuments,
ornamented with the latest style of lettering and
device.
Patterns can be seen at their shop, where those
wanting finished job are invited TO call, see
their stock, examine their work, and make Sc
lection.
R55-No travelling Agent. Call at the shop, or
make your order. Write names and dates IN
ROUND PLAIN HAND.
e. Printers Imposing Stones, Door and Win
dow Sills and Caps done TO order and in short,
anything in the stone-cuiiIng line.
70 ersrespectfully solicited, and promptly
filled.
May 81, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
G L AS G o w D r K LY Il MES

FACTS EoR THE PEoPLE.-It was noted say
ng of the great DIR. MAGESDrHE, when lecturing
before his lass, II not button for Theories;
rive me facts" This is likewise the motto of the
celebrated DR.. BRAGG, who, by careful observ-
,nce of facts alone, has been enabled to bring his
medical preparations to such perfection. HIS la
test invention, the ARCTIC LINIMENT, is also his
greatest invention, and it may be statad as ''flct
for the people," that is the best linlment now in
existence, and destined to supercede all others.
Another fact is, that it never fails to cure those
diseases for which if is recommended The best
evidence of the value of medicine that il effects
a radical care, and this is emnentiy the case with
he Arctic Liniment. 1t cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Sprains, Bruises, Burns,
Scads land all eruptive diseases; and is equally
eficacious in curing tie diseases of animals, such
as SPAWN, ring bone. poll evil, &c.
GYFor sale IN Glasgow by H. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every Town and village
Applications should be made o Bragg x Bur-
rowes. ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.