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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

Now ron your GARDES;-Mr. Cham.
bsrlain has just received, per Express, an
extensive lot Of Garden and Flower Seeds,
direct from H. A. Dreer, the great Seeds.
man Of Philidelphia-warranted pure and
fresh. Call carly and procure your supply
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

A PRrss WHICH PiIsrs Born SIDES AT
oscr.--Ths New York Sun says that the
Msssrs. Hoe, the inventors Of the "Lss,
Fast" are now bnildng for them a new
press, which in power rapidly Of execu-
tion, and complstsnessin all its arrange
ments will far exceed anything Of the kind
ever produced and will sriu, beth sides q,
Tho same time. .r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
A New Counterfeit.

The following is description Of new
counterfeit FIVE dollar bill on the Southern
Bank of Illinois, at GRANVILLE; Vignette,
train of cars, viaduct aud river in tho dis
lance; auditors die on lower right corners
female seated in figure five on lower left
corner; paper light; imitation Of genuine
and poorly done.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

b BWe learn that a negro was found
hung on Monday last, in the neighborhood
of Milton, in Monroe county. He belonged
to Mr.. Burton. His master ohastised him
the Thursday before. when he ran away,
and was not found until Monday, in the con.
ditiOn stated.- Randolph Citizen, 23d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

g5-Ths War Department has asked Con.
gress for an appropriation Of 81 ,224 900 to
pay for subsisting the Utah army for TWEEN.
ty months from the first of July next, that
amount being required for 5000 soldiers,
200 women, 900 servants, and l 1894 en-
ployees--s altogether 5000 persons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
Steam Ferry "Clark II. Green" Sunk

The Steam Ferry boat left this place last
Thursday, bound for Leavenworih City,
loaded principally with Flour, sunk that
evening, about 8 o'clock, six miles above
Cambridge. As soon as it was ascertained
she was taking water, she was headed for
shore, and sunk with her bow ten feet from
the bank. Her stern settled down in about
eight feet water. Her freight was remov-
ed, and last accounts troup Of hands were
trying to raise her. 1t is thought she will
be got up. The Emma" brought her
freight back to this place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

ER-A person who had passed himself
for white man, was arrested few days
since in Brunswick, as fugitive slave, who
absconded from Alabama, some six years
since. He was brick layer by trade, and
had been in Brunswick some months, no
one suspee,ing that he was negro, much
less q slave. H..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
NoTToH.

A T a meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of tbs
n Howard County Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society, held on the ist day of JANUARY, 1885.
1t was determined BY the Board that the next Fx,
hiDlon of said Society, should be held on the ldtl
JNO. +. WILLIAMS, President.
G. H. STEWART, Sec'y.
Jan. 81, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

Es-Capt. r. l.. Brent, Asst. Or. Mas.
ter at Fort Leavenworth, died on the 18th
He was very worthy man, an excellent
officer, and held in high esteem by all who
knew him,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
GLASGOW MISSOURI. L.,
Thursday Morning, Jan. %, 1858.
T,ook for the x.

A cross (thus x Immediately before the
tnarne, signifiesthat the time paid for has ex-
apired. 's .f,.r.t ... 80,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
DlED!

On the 2st inst, at the residence CT Wesley HE
ronymus, in this county, Miss AGNES GALWAY,
aged Ia years. ..
On the Goth Dec, EVA MEpoRA, daughter of
W. F. and Anna B. Shepherd, Of Charlton eoun-
", aged. 4 months, IL days, .........-'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

Iz-our advertising columns are full Of
valuable information 10 all sorts and condi-
lions of men, women and children.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
Notice This

''g For the future we expect TO charge for
all notices, Religious, Political, Sc. Our
charge willb FIFTY CENTS, in advance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

Ez-We are unaer obligations TO thu
Clerks Of the Ogden" ard isabella" fol
papers in advance of the mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
MARRIED.

MoRELASp-DuNS.--In Louisville, KY, on
the 9th ult., Mr.. B. r. Moreland and Miss Ellen
d. Dunn, both Of Trimble county, Ky.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

1--WE notice sales in New York OF
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad 7per
cent. bonds at IL, interest added.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

FIRs AT LYScHBuRa.-A fire broke out
at Lynchburg, Va, last Saturday, and con-
suued the Tobacco Factory Of MILLER, and
several others. .'. sH....
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

CONTAMINATION the 18th, the Senate
confirmed Gen. DENVER as Secretary Of
Kansas, and Gen. LAMAR as Minister to
Nicaragua. -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
Dissolution of Co-PartnersI,ip.

TNHE CO. Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween Steinrhetz 4 DIgges, in The Boot and
Shoe business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Samuel Steinmetz having purchased the
entire interest Of F. w. Digges in the said con-
Germ, assumes all liabilities. Either member OF
the firm is authorized to use the name of the firm
in liquidation.
Those indebted to the late firm are requested to
come forward Immediately, and settle their ac-
counts, as the business must be closed.
SAMUEL STEINMETZ,
F. W. DIGGES.
Jan. ii, 1855
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
MIC II.

The new firm of Bleeding Wilson, successors
OF Reed 4 Bleeding, Bleeding of the former tirm)
will open with full stock in the spring, embra cling
all the varieties necessary for good country store
Hoping to receive fair portion of the patronage Of
our community, we will endeavor to sell goods at
prices that will induce our friends to patronize US
Bleeding l. WILSON.
Cambridge, Jan. 81, ls3S-3w ...-..
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HORSE FOE SALE.
AdmfnEsfrnfor,s NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersixned
" has obtained from the County court OF How
ard county, letters Of administration on the e.ta 10
4th, 1858. -. 500
Ali persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate are requested 10
them properly authenticated, within enc wear, 60
they MAY be precluded from having any hsnki Of
said estate and Il not presented within three years
Jan. Ia, isss-,w ""'iHa A'nA Z
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28
N @ T ICE
Plastering.

DLASTERING, Cementing Cistern,, ana
l. White Washing
Particular attention to orders from the country
All orders left al the Post Office, promptly al,
tended to. EWD, G. EUMPHRFYs
JANUARY 81, lS5S-ly. 800 ISL -.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-28

"ANTED--Bacon, Lard, Hides Dried ap
w pies, Feathers, &c. -. ......
naTeas. THOMSON, LEWIS & co,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

Flowers are the "eeteSt things that God
| ever made, and forgot 10 put a soul into.
Many christians ike chestnuts-very
/ pleasant nuts, but inclosed in very prickly
. burs, which need various dealings Of nature,
I and her grip Of frost. b.fore the kernel is
I disclosed
You ncel not break The glasses Of a tele-
scope, cr coat them over with paint, in oroer
. 10 prevent yon rom seeing through them.
4 JIot breathe upon them, and the dew %
your breath vii shat out all the stars.
One ct our great treat troubles as minis
/ 'erS Is to keep people from wishing to be
awtuliy converted. There are those who
wiil not come into God, kingdom unles,
( they can come as Dante went INTO parad Sc
-Ly going through hr',,
i - with tn singing of o congrerat.oH
as with the singing Of the wind in the for
est, whore the notes oC the million ru,tlin.
leaves, and the b1u.hs striking upon each
other, altogether make darmony, no ma.
tcr what be the individual discords.
\ week flied witA Sr,h-hness, and the
Sabbath stuffed fu.l Of religious cXercscs,
xii make good Puaris.e, but a poc'
Christian. There are many persons who
think Sunday is = sponge with which to
WIPE out the sins Of the w,ok.
Nen plant prayers and eudeavprs, and rs
the next dag looNug too see If they have
borne gcarcs. Now. God docs not send
-rs.cs Is hc sends light aud rain; but they
are wrought in Us through long days Of di,-
cIllin and glJWtA. Acotus and graces
.pr"ut quIehly tu. grow long before ripen-
ing
I, is not work that Kills men; It IS worry.
Work is healthy; you can hardly put more
on a man than he can bear. Worry Is rust
upon the blade. II j. not the revolution
that destroys the machinery, but the fie,
ton. Fear secrctcs acids, but love ana
uust are sweet juices.
There Is an ugly hlnd Of forgiveness in
this world-a kind Of hedgehog forgiveness.
>ho out Ike qgi.,s. Men take one who has
offended, and set him down before blow
pipe oa ,hcir Indignation, and scorch his,
AID burn Ai- fault into MIN; and when they
have knead,d h.l sufficiently with their
fiery fists, then-tuey forgive him.
God designed men to grow as trees grow
rU open pastures, iu, buu.hcd all around
but men in society grow like trees in for
e., tall and ,piua.iuE, tie lower ones over
~naIowtd hy the higher, with only a iitle
branching and that at the top. They bor-
row OF each other the power to stand and
If the forest be cleared and one be lett alone,
tLe .g-t wind which comes upro0ts it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15
Lies ChiipgeS.

Life has it, scenes Of glalncsS and It's YER
nai spot, but they are icw. Ii has its ,lnii-
ing skies, It's landscape, fresh with blooming
flowers, bat alas, how often " a change
comes Ger the spirit Of oCr dreaus,' icre-
bo4ing clouds rise, and soon darkness reisnS
where but a irw hours ago al. was hope and
happiness. !! there Is one flower which
sheds is sweet perfume around our path,
ons more loved than others, more tendcrly
nurtuied, I will be the first to droOp and
die; leaving Us without ray Of gladnlss to
brighten our sad way. See that mother
h1FW hucR 6l '!oyc Is in her eye. how utterly
her life i bound NJ in that little ones wei
fare. She is even now looking forward TO
the time when tnc infant shall be woraaL,
the pride OF her parents, and the stay of
her declining years. But alas for human
happiness. Soon that llitls one has gazed
for The last time on ali things earthly. The
angels Deconea her away, and she gently
sunk 70 er"'i!>A ro>' md died. like going
home How beautiful il her last sleep
The little chcrub face is unmarried 10y lines
Of grief and care, and the GimpleS nestie
lovingly in the tiny fingers which clasp 50
teIder,v the half opened rose bud which Is
placed there. But the mother can she BE-
rcronci,ed that her only chii6 should be ton n
from her embrace and Uc consigned tc the
worm: An she leans upon her Father N
this hour, and j. comforted ~ his promise
of better county," where change cannot
come.
Let Us look into this happy family circle
The father seems delighted 10 leave all tho
busines, Of the day, and spend his evening
with the " loved ones at home IhG
mothers face iS more cheerful and hap py
when he j. with IA IN, and his coming is
greeted with a shout of joy by the little
ones, for it is sure harb.nger vi fun and
iro'ic for them.
Let Us look in again, and what DO We Gud :"
A'as, change has been here too, and the
father now finds his evenings pass most
pleasantly at the dram shop and gambling
rooms, while his family, no longer happy.
are suffering iJr the neccssarics of life.
See that brave ship, as she flies like bird
/ over the dark blue waters. and as the broad
cXpanse CLEANS in tue sunlight it seems
sea of gI4ss.' III is mrtE aud joIii,y on
board Light feet keep tine in the graceful
dance, ani on deck merry groups are gath
cred here and there, speaking OF home, and
that welcome which soon should greet each
wanderers car. But soon dark heavy clouds
shrowl the heavens in gloom, and huge
waves rise and lash the snip with fury
What a change an hour has wrought on that
vessel Now the ,nirih OF those merry
dancers is changed TO cries OF horror, when
they know the Li'ow> VIII be their only
shrowd, and the deep dark sea their grave.
And each mother clasps her child ana
+ breathcs a prayer for help. But the storm
increases, and 1.-THE bark is launched IN an
I ocean grave They have found home ~
c.crui,H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

The Irco4rrosg-Es -Es--1he Louisville De-
aocrat thus happily describes the position
Of off, the Lccompton.tes at the present time !:
We see that az the s4-ecompton papers
,honf here agree with Us exactly. If the
,,oo,Ic Of Kansas don't want the Lccompton
ronstitu,ion. all they have to do row is to
90 to the polls and say, Proposition reject
ed," and it is dead. They can then proceed
to make one to suit them. The LccomQto n
ties Lave done this themselves; aud they
say they have maintained all their rfinc'-
pies. We are happy to see that their prin.
ciples lead to just where we started, and
where we have stood all the :imc lhcy
have been what the rest Of mankind wonir
/ call Anti Lecompton from the start. We
congratulate them on finding out Their posi-
ton at last. We are glad they retain thei
principles, to; since their principles wori
ont snch n result. We hope they Will d
as well in future. They operate awkward'y
but pretty well at last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

Is THE lRoH Observation-Disclosures tllmer,
of Georgia" 50 says Georgian contributor,
had passion for buying all sorts Of iron
truck, broken dsgn wagons, and such rub
bsh. which he had lied up la the yard, I'M
der the impression that il wou', come INTO
use sometime or other. 1t annoyed his vile
excessively and one day when the Govern
or was away from home, she had the who't
pile carted OF to auction. 1t 50 happened
that lust as the auctiCneer had pat up the
lot. the Governor was riding by, and buy
he would; for, as he look ed at it, he declar-
ed he had lot it which there were severa.
things to match.-IIe bid ten dollars, and
the whole concern was knoeked down t.
him. \ few days afterwards, lac was admir-
ing Mrs Gilmer's new bonnet, and asking
her its cost, she said, ten dollars, husband;
the same ten you paid for your own Old
iron, and If you don't clear it ont Q. the
yard, | shall it again" The Governor
shortly after that, retired from the IRON o0S-
mess"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

Richard Ten Brock, tho champion of
American horses in England, has gone 10
Europe, intending to follow up the English
turfmcn until he Conquers them. Charles
TON. iayorite South Caroira racer, has left
for England in the City of Baltimore. He
was accompanied by three trotters, which
Mr. Ten Brock takes out for his Own use,
and which viii no doubt astoniSh the Brit
ishcrs on the road Both Charleston and
Prioress are to contend for the Goodwo@.
Cup, and if they are both in fine condition
at the time, our sporting men say one OF
them is sure to win the Guy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

THREE EXPECTED CoMEIs. s.-Astronomers
are now or the qRi rire for three periodical
comets, viz: Fay's, Encke's. and the great
comet Of 1886. y new claimant Tor the
honor of the discovery of the 9th comet oil
1877 has appeared i'll the person oil van
Arslalc of Newark, New Jersey. HIS
claim however. does not hold good, since
no All mt detec, the cot, CT till 755 p. NJ,
an the evening of the 18th Of November
last, and. consequently, taking into consId'
oro,ion the difference OF longitude, the latter
,,,s III. prior discoverer by several hours
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

SKrLlFuL FRENCH ouRdEEY.-lhe french
have great surgeons a little girl IN france
dislocated her ueca-one OF the little oohes
in her spine got out oil place. ihe surge"
in;I her on plank, with block for pill
inr OF course, her neck was perfectly
.,;,r and there was vacant space between
her spine and the plank, but by degrees the
wricht of her chest and shoulders relaxed
the muscles, the bone slipped back into Its
place, and She got well.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

FR,cssoN's HoR- AIR EYGINE- - After
struggle of25 years, Capt. Ericsson has sue,
cesded in bringing his hot-a'r ensihe ,nto
practical use. Even the Scten.:Hc A"te'.e"",
"a journal. the pretension OF wn,cn Is e.. a.
least equal to its scientific knowleasel ',ss.
dedouneingi it as impracticaole LOT years Ia. maa
at length been compelled TO admit It's sue
cess
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Millinery ans Esrc~s is&Eii1@-
~ I..lIII ~

..s.r. al.t -..= ..- 'ra.a t-= r....- '. 80 '.
i.Tfv'- To-. store. Oh N.iisIn - 70 .ay doors
,.,+,T &C., vr-- .-. -l.s -- orders o. ''-'
r.-ra4 - ,. NIrr--r T-.i- 0- .I ts i.He .. j.. .~'f
:, tG.a- Cr-rirr Fr;ia-- As- H.r r'"-s ai
f--t sr1~-.y Havs-- iaI r'~'g' instruct go ",...
49,. e.. .-= ..-.-l-a-- -.ai- -aal sf- % fs.s
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Wagon Mandatory.

fE1IIE subscriber respectfully return, his thanks 20 te
public their past very liberal pa'ronag. and now
takes occasion say that he has enlarged and newly
fitted up his Wagon shop, his oil stand Columbus
ST. and is prepared make and finish the
piete and durable Farm Wagon offered IN this market.
IL guarantees that sensible person shall be troubled
aith any eTyJfrrGssIa.gf' in deciding uvou the sup-
riority Cf Wagons. lie imports material from
New Jrr-ry or Missouri with which 10 m>l-1i the pub
lie hut relies upon The timber Of the great north
west Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
jr the bes. Farm Wagon IN every respect, he il pre-
pared 10 make more Oi the quality il desired.
NM. PALMER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

A DEADLY CoLoR.-The new Azof green
of the Paris fashions is dyed with such pol
sonous materials that seamstresses VINO
prick their fingers while sewing Il lose 'he
use of their hands, and ladies' have oeen
taken violently i'll from wearing sna"'s VI
this color. The tint is uery brilliant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

No SUcH Time y THE B,aLr.-An OHIO
correspondent rcgalrs the DgaYrr ~,th a
last fails pleasantly in that State that es-
capped our notice al the time OF lis occur
renee.
Gov. Chase issued his proclamation ap-
pointing Z Thanks gi"ing Day. To make
sure o. Ggiag right on tie subject in hand,
tie Governor composed lis proclamation al
most exclusively OF passages fro". Tie Bible,
which he id not de>:guale as quotations,
presuming that every one would recognise
them and admire the fitness 0! the words as
vel as lis taste in their selection. :, ieaIn-
ed editor g: Democratic Paper-the Gov
crnor is on the other side pounccd upon
the proclamation, declared that lie had read
II before, ouldU't exactly say "hcre-but
he would take his oath that it was down
tight plagiarism from beginning to end ,
That would have beeu joke enough for one
while, at least, and peIhapS longer; but the
next day the Republican paper came ou'
va,iant'v in defence OF the Governor, pro-
nouaccd the charge falls, and challenge
any man living to produce onc single line o.
the proclamation that had ever been IN PRINT
before. : pair Of thcm, don. you think
so. Mr Drawer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

y3-oUID r.tr-ru tire i.t-- .i o-taTa ana E..i,..E.
- r5a- size ua- r.lT received De- -'"'s 'i HtiN''
,fTi rfvFI:y tUuu~ 81. OF which Lss- i-.n -a.--it.
,5F -r- care and -'. 'st bee happy o. haze il'- 'a
,,. --f.- them. r.--L-. t.eg ssh {" purchase or
not f I'm.
~H- h.7e= Lv strict attention 70 business, aH4 ''
,... r. t.-.a. "a l.. .-s' -Iars o.! T-tsal4s-- HlLt
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X [yF .r--r--I new - ..-y asI Er--- MAJ, .
I r.- .a L l.. Sc. ..-. door south ~ t--.'.. -
F.-.r.r- r.,1;, -l-'.lI-. asd El a.eT god a-'7t
81. ". s.-, e.. f=y- -o -- '-- sas. L--'-s lease
I..saeh.a- aud rr---'.- -.-.-I.'-- a.i
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1t is officially stated that it will cost be-
tween FORTY and fifty dollars to transF ort Z
barrel OF -four to Utah for the use OF the
army.
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5rFEF PORK, MUTTON. &C. &C.. the best the con9'T!
,,.ir..s - F~ r1d 10 -u'. H-E-u- new |i-at Maj
- corner og Main -.G Columbus Streets IN tusina
-,rT cast o. the Mansion House. The patronage q
the ,7-,hrf- is rcspe,tlu fully solicited.
Ottawa. October 81 SOL pE''t.N, L.YDL t-,y' =.
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g.xEXoa. RIVER gIDIsE.
4. SCHNEIDER = GO.

,z,rf Prarri-:ors this Er--c are prepared 70 t'-
r-oI,t. al! such may favor tlein TiiA Their it-
r,uaye either - Wres'y buaEisr> or occasional guest
The table will constantly b. furnished with me ''7
- - - ,tr,, an ,lT,l aud ,hr Bar sill be furnished
70 suit the tastes of all, the most in-iid"u'. i
ar, invited to call and examine for themselves
DAILY LUNCH fran - g. / o'rioet , 90
aF. A'AH =, ~ - 80 -
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Mi. II - f.. j. \ .
IL ssrA

FDFSPTCTTTLIY iuI1TIH- ~ I-.--.s y Hft71l 10
vicinity 81 AZ -I.s ta- received her stock q; b".-
f~ --r. .-1rrgr r4i-, and q. rsriv 90 Furnish
-r... variety % B.aast-, Cs!-. Head Drgss-s -, ~
price 90 -..- s-e r.-..H-
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New Tobacco ana Cigar store.
II LEWIS, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Tobaccos.
81 CIGARS Fruits Candies, Nuts &c, La Sale Street
one door south of Gays Furniture Store. febi3-u
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dr. >. - sE 81 s.t.s-
D.atisf md -NGIsg gtIcf5gs- Cf -NfteTH Icef'
wouIi respectfully submit 10 the citizens ci Ots" ai.n
Vciny lie following lis, ol lis prices soE CRITICAL
tcetA
1t CIEss Work
r,orE T-.th- jot Lis own Haanusarture} up
Per and -llIsr. SlJD 20
Single Teeth, l7f his own EI7a MA ctrrc-) up
per and under. .---..--. .-.-- u, t3
Zf Glass UJsE.
Gum Teeth common ~-y-- upper and under so 20
Plain Teeth witt 1Gt Glzs.- upper .sG under 20 %
And with pleasure refers ti-ui the following gentle
REFEREScEs.-T- Hampton. E~l-. II. +. Etm=s, E-g.,
C. Prescott $50 J. " Nil-. E-i J. {. Hath ety,
NJ D. D. G. stone. NJ D. Wul. O~.Iau. ESQ, J0-. Stout,
~ D. z J. NcGiorri-E- VI p. ;. o. Harms VI. D., T.
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