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Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Home and To.n0 OF Washington.

On our first page our readers will find the
address of the Wee Regent Of Delaware for thu
Mount Vernon Association" to which We
are pleased to say the citizens are responding in
the proper manner-about fifty dollars already
being placed in the hands of Capt. VIM. Dem
ney, who was appointed Treasurer at meet.
Ing of the citizens on the 4,h Of July last, aud,
by the time the AIDS Of the Vice Regent-IIon.
Mrs. Presley Spruance and Mrs. Dr. WIN.
Cummins have finished their labors, we expect
sum will be contributed creditable to the
town.
While upon this subject we would call at
;cnton to The Mount Vernon Record (the
Prospectus OF which may be found in another
column,) monthly publication, admirably edI-
ted aud beautifully printed. 1t is " devoted to
the purchase Of the Home and Grave Of Wash
ngton "a plous aud grateful duty, to which
The Women OF America have dedicated their
influence aud talents. Everett and other grea
and gifted men are proud TO act as lientenaRts
under such graceful and efficient generalship.
Mr.. Everett, in a letter to the publisher, has
pronounced this little sheet of most inca ble
value to the Association and the entire Mount
Vernon cause.
From the report, by the Secretary of the
" Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of the
Union," we learn that, in October, the follow.
ing Vice. Regents have been appointed: Mrs
Jane Maria Van Aatwerp, for Iowa Mrs. Mar
garet Ann Comegys, for Delaware. Mrs. Han.
nah Blake Farnswnrth, for Michigan; and
Mrs. Sarah King Hale, for New Hampshire =
The entire amount necessary to purchase the
Home and'Grave of Washington lie estimated al
only $3.50 from each State. There are Vice.
Regents now, in the following States: Penn.
sylvania, South Carolina, Virginia, Georga
Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri, New York
Massachusetts,, Maine, Florida, Connecticut
New Jersey, Ohio, Rhode Island, Iowa, Della
ware, Michigan, and New Hampshire. We
note in the list of contributors TO the Nous
Vernon Fund, those who made up the sum o
$500, which was collected last summer in les
than three weeks, during the hours Of reces
from school, by Master Theodore Lee Shute, O
New Orleans. Ii gentlemen double his sg
would follow his example, the funds would 500
he realized
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ShcriH'S Sale.

By virtue Of sundry wrts Of EendI'ioni Ex-
ponus, to me directed, viii be exposed 10 pub .lc
vcndue. on THURSDAY, the % day of Decem-
ber, al 10 o'cIuck IN The inreuoon, at the Ma
chine Shop and r. .dcnccs Of Bowman g.,
Elliott. IN Smyrna, DGck Creek Hundred, the
following Personal Property, to wit:
Lot Of Wheat Thrcshtrs aud IIorsepuwers,
Cornshelers, Machine, Castings ard MachInist
T0OIs. Foundry Patterns aud Flask Cupa 10 and
Tools, lot OF Blacksmith Tools, such as Bellows,
Anvlls, Wees, Tongs, Hammers; Stocks and
Dies; Poplar, Maple aud Pine Luuib,r lot Of
Wrought and Cas- Iron. FIRE Proof Safe, Desk,
Table aud Stove, and sundrJ other Goods
goods and chal;les OF J II Bowman-Ilorse,
Carriage ard harness, Beds, Bedscads and Bed
ding, Chars, Taoles, Stands Bu;euus, Carpets,
Stoves, Settce, LoobIng Glasses, ard sundry
other goods goods and chattIc- OF James FL
iiUtt-Beds Bedstcads and Brddng, Chairs,
Tables, CarpeIs, Bureau. Clock Stove, Settee,
Looking Glasses, ai.d :undry other goods.
SeIZrd and taken in eve co,inn as the proper
ty Of JOHN fl. BOWMAN aud JAMES
ELLIOTT, uud wtli be sad ~ casn by
JOHN GREEN. Late Sheriff:
Sherf's Office. Nov. 10 h. I-5~
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MARRIED,

On the 22d inst, by the Rev. P. Mansfield,
MIR. Isaac Davis and Miss Sarah Headley, both
of Smyrna Landing. ,
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. ID. A. Sher-
mer. Samuel Townsend, Jr., Of Delaware. and
Mrs Mary Smith, of Queen Anne's CO., Md.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. S. w. Thomas,
Mr.. James p. Short. to Miss Hannah A. Short,
both of Kent CO., Del.
On Tuesday. 10th inst, at the residence OF
the Bishop, by Rev. Thomas Foley, William I.
Bewley, of Queen Anne's county, Md, and
Mrs. Lizzie d. Brown, daughter Of James Du'
Hamel, Esq of Baltimore.
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DEPARTED InY.

never had hundred dollar note, not who may
know.
Nor golden brooch. nor silver chain, nugt that's
worn for show,
I've earned each meal I've had for years by honest
daily toll;
Yet few have had a merrer heart or worn a gadder
smile.
Loud dsmagogues have brnwled for years. 'You oil
shall soon be free"
But loud and frothy prophecies have gained M
vote for me-
I've heard the faciious rant and rave, and plan and
cOnntcTplan,
Yet ne 'er perceived by all their schemes was hap.
Pier man.
I'm proud TO be Tungarian--there no land on earth
II should SO much have gOred in. if hud choice of
firth,
And nought Ambition tempts me with my spinl could
have strung,
To higher aim than simple rhyme in Shakspeares mo-
theT tongue.
But have had blessed home, beneath whose hum
BILE root
A mothers nightly prayers fr me were breathed with
out reprOOi;
And where my sisters clustering love grew rouI my
friendly stem,
And looked INTO mine eyes with joy as | looked up to
them.
Ye whS have given my liEs delight, and ye whose
friendly press
Has ever held my hand in yours to welcome and To
bless.
Oh We have ever heard me say. Whatever else may
| cOInHt
There's no such wealth earth for man as being
'l1ved at home "
re pride could my scaniy room. some twelveieet
| six by ten,
And take down all the chaiels there, rwould scarcely
soil pen;
But they were years of mothers love in letters week
by week,
wealth that hearts ran better weigh than tongues
can apty spenk
And Judging hence from what I've lelt, whene'er
see q iace
Smile lighted the path oGhe, I'm certain
The ROOT whence that eeI influence can only irul
come,
The inward bliss that fills the soul when we lOve
at home"
| IIuKGARIAN PATRIoT-ANTHONY KISS
The, LOkDCN TINES AND Ma. REED.-The l0ndO
j Times is particularly savage at Nc. VIM. b. Reed io
his Treaty with China, and makes charge
against the AmericaR ninister, that are based upon
copy Of TiIe treaty. which the "Thunderer" seems
have got hold of by some means. The treaty is in I'll
Sale Department at Washington, add Mr.. Reed h.
g also sent private noe friend in this city. Th
q note runs as follows: Please procure for severn
= new suits Of winter garments at the Brown StOI
|. Clothing Hall of Rockhil L. Wilson, Nos. 6O3 and 81
Chestnut street, above Sixth. Philadelphia"
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

GUNNING.-Wlth the season ofgunning comes
the season of trouble to the farmers. While
they are buisiy husking corn and doing other
work, preparatory to winter, before they can
have time for sporting without neglecting more
important duties, professional gunners, gun
ners from the town and young gunners who,
tired of lOafing, are thus endeavOring to "kill
tlme," have "bagged," unless prohibited, about
all the game on the premises worth having
The farmers are getting tired of this, and many
ofthem. as our readers may have observed, have
given public notice through the Times for
warning these trespasses. The other day,
whilst one Of our farmers was busily at work
on one part of his farm, party of gunners bag
ged eight rabbits on another, and week or
two since one gunner returned home with 30
line patridges. These are every day occur
renceS, aud by the time the Christmas sporting
is over, where will The game be!
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles and made in the best manner ca pressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES Il CO. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, GOA Market Street. PhIladel
pima, marks the lowest selling pfIce, III Pam Figures
ON each article. All Goods sold made la order are
warranted satisfactory, aud One PrlcP System
strictly adhered To- We heIeve tins To he the only
way OF dealing, as thereby AL are lrcai' alike.
JONES ~ co,
uc2S-ly Col Market ST., PhIiade lphia
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TO the Ladies of Kent County
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD"
A Paper published IN Quarto Form, lie first ot
eUery month, at PhiiddejphiG, Penn.

a Hdper pHOttShed IN tRhnTt0 FOTm, NE DTSt ~
eUery month, at Philadelphia, Penn.
A chief purpose To which the - Record will devote
set is, the advocacy of the noble OF the pur
chase Of The Washington domain by the Z" Mt Nernn
Ladies Ass. citation OF the UnUn,' TO this end Will
seek Ia nclte and stimulate exerOns thrOug every
P,rlInn Of the land. We a blessed and IA v0red
people and il bchnves To Weld tang bic eVI-
ence that there docs exist within the popular hearI
all It's strength and power, true and generous patriot.
ism, that needs only OCCdSi0H call, command
To manifest itself IN ready zeal TO help forward It's
country glory and lis country good.
The " Mount Vernon Record Will gIVc each month.
such details regard TO the Operlonsol the LdIcs
Association as may seem 10 interest the people, and
direct iheT minds tu more earnest SulI"ude Tor thai
great and cummeEdahlP purpose II seeks TO accomplish
Ii will contain well collected series OF thoughts
sentiments and Opinions upon Washington, Ihcy
have been al various times expressed hy Ihuscr minds
and Will be repertoire OF historical matter appertaI
IHg To the country and Oi interesting SUBJECTS aneC
dpIcs, Ac Illustrative q" the Faiherot his Country"
aud those mobile CnnpaIrlot spIrs, who tcarcrslv
tped with HIM II The struggle for our udcpcndenCt
Its columns Will also contain pnclc ana misce lane
Gus matter, with lists OF names, as contributors To the
Fund and for the Gold Mounted Washington Portrait
and through whose paIrouc influence such hames
collected.
PRINTED handsomely upon fine paper, II will form in
the Twelve numbers "A Volume OF most Interesting ma
cra for agreeable reference. No adv erilst mems
mIIted III IT'S columns
A great good Will he obtained by everyone subscrih-
ing for tho Record" all over and above cost,
Will go To the aid OF the Mount Vernon Fund
Terms ) % per annum, invariably IN advance.
Address S F. WATSON.
Mount ernon Record =
For Mt. V. l.. A oflhe u Phta.
July %, '5S4Gm
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Boots and Shoes.

which he will sell at small advance on coet,
embracing all the different varieties in this line
From an experience Of twenty years in the
Boot and Shoe business, he hopes to be able to
render general satisfaction to his patrons, in re-
gard to style, prices and quality.
K. f. HASTINGS.
Smyrna, Del, Nov. %, '58-lm.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

0E3- This being "Tha anksgiving Day" ap-
propriate discourses will be delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Brisbane in the morning, Rev. Mr.
Grammer in the afternoon, and Rev. DR.. Nc
Cluskey in the evening, IN their respective
churches
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10 SpOrtAaAlem.

w +, the undersigned, do forwarn all persons from
w Sporting, shouting, hunting, or in any way
trespaselng on our prcnpises
ELIJAH b GREEN
JOSEPH V. HOFFECKER
JOHN IL. IIOFFECKER
Near Smyrna Oct 2l-Im
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TO MELLENERS.
Merchants and Others.

We have now in stock, and constantly receiving
from New York and Phadt phn A,lcIinns and of our
own lmPOral OnS GOOts O tue latest Paris Fashion:
in lSenIrt Silks. Plld kelvsts, Sais NciXcts pinin
Slks. Murcellnes. Fi"reVccs. bOal4eI iihiuns Plain
Satin and ManIua he, Reaches <Suri;gs Bonds
Laces Illusions. &c., VI h offer much below The
WARBURTON,
No 306 South Second street. Second Dry Goods gtore
below Spru seJ and OO4, Chestnut street, second
door above I0hh, PhilaGephia, $50 3m
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
SMYRNA Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat 81 80 for white, ami Sl.25 for red.
Corn 7jc., fer old new %.
Flour 5000 per bbl
Meal 70c. per bush.
Rye quiet at 1Oc.
Oats steady at 3Sc.
Beans $l.2J.
Hay is selling at $40 to Sl5 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
StaUes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand
WOod-IIlckory $500; best Oak 500
common Oak So 90; Maple $500, and mixed
and rough Oak ~ 90 per coro.
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Gifts! Gifts! Gifts!!!
SuIcnt!id .if:~
,pIcnG!id GIFTS

The only Orsluai G;ii Book Stare.
G. G EVANS wound rnlnrn his friends and The
public that ms STAR f,u i0ok re AMI Publishing
loI>e permanent, 80. .ah"" Browns splendid
iron 3ulldIar i53 hos:,.u! Two doors b, low
tuh whrr" The puIcHa-.ro oi -. hopt The reEu-
ar retmi ,rlcc wI reoeye nGe ofihe loiewing eItls
valued al from - Cents 10 SlUO:
$50 Patent Enelisl L yer COD W.,cnoa, sICO GO
$50 Patent Anchor do DO 500
AZ Ladies t'uid Wa'cI.s - &C., 81 20
COO SILVER lIunIjng -. .tctc,, ,warrtntrd, Is 20
jUO TurUr Imrpecrs, 1000
800 Game. SCIs, lar DruSs aud HIIs 10 60
500 IallIts C,ud Bracelets. ) 90 TO ~ 70
sou CAMS \ est uud to1 Chains, ~ 60
iOUp Gpid LOckets Qars" S%, double case,) 10 20
1000 Gold l.oEkrIs. (>naii siZr) ; co
IUOO Gold Pencil CASTS, with gold pens, 90
1000. Extra Gold Pens, and Insiders 3 so
$500 Gold Pencils. (Iadles 2C0
$500 Gold tens, with Silver Pencils. SO
23UO Ladies Cole Pens with cu,cs and holders. SO
65' o Gold Rings, CLRdles1 10
1000 Gents Gold RnlSs $50
200 Ladies Gold BreaAIpins, SO
$500 Mlh1es' Gold Breaslpns, 90; So
5000 Pocket Knives. 90
1000 Sells Gents Gpd Bosom Studs. ESQ
2OOO do Sleeve Buttons, 2 80
5000 s%oO pairs OF Ladies' Ear DROPS, 50
5000 adIcs Pearl Card Cases 90
5000 Ladies Cameo Jet or AlOsac Pins, 70
300 LADIES' Shawl and RIB 'Un Llns, 50
5000 Articles OF Gold Jewelry. Gin Books. SC, Sc,
not enumerated III the above, worth from 23
cents 10 S25.
of the country all the popular works of
the day and Ihr newest publications, all OF which will
be sold as low US can be obtained AT other stores
Agents wanted in every town IN the Union. Those
desiring act, obtain full particulars by ad-
dressing as above
N. being largely interested in publishing books.
and buying ir o,hcr publishers in immense quaint.
ties iur cash. am enabled To make larger discounts 10
Country Agents and Book Dealers than can be had Vt
any other house IN the country.
! Any book published III the United States the retail
price oI Win, is one dollar upwards viii be prompt
y sent, GItI incnded receipt 01 publishers price.
An 81 Book aud CHI gIIeR any pc rson order.
| ing ten books To be senI 10 one address.
Send tor Catalogue Address,
Il. q. EVANS, Publisher,
| nOv25-3m 439 CheainuI street, Phiiada
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

TIE "TIMES" as published EUery Thu"iay. By
Konr. D. HoFFEckEa. Eiitor asd Proprietor. at tie
T,mDeraace Hall. SMyrna, Del.
VS-SUBscRIrrIoN.-O"s year. 81 so I" adSa"ce'
0, $500 if not PIid til end Of the gear. No paper
d,scoutianet untd all arrears are Paid-o"ly at Me
o,ioA Of the Publisher.
rsLxGFOr eUery square Of l2 HneS.Or less, first
Insertion 80 cts.; each subsequent iMsertO" % cts
Likeral arrangements made Nth yearly aud haLt-
yearly airertiscrS.
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Call and See!
NOW'S YOUR TIME
FOR BARGAINS!

TIE subscriber being about to close out his
business in the FANCY DRY GOODS, Trim
mInGs Notions, &c, before entering more ex-
tensVely into the BOOT and SHOE business.
invites hIs friends and the public TO call, as he
Is determined to give Bargains IN the above de-
>crptlnn OF Goods, also in Queensware, Glass;
ware, Tobacco aud Srgars, all Of " hich will be
so. at least 20 per cent. lower than heretofore
IN order to close out tins branch of his business.
Aud he would beg TO state. thet he has Just re-
ceVed from the cities, an Extensive Slock of
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

ar lanes B. ClaS as sold the residence Of
Henry Clay, Ashland tor 2Oo'Ooo acres OF
Texas land.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
10 SDOrtSnlen.

We, the undersigned, do forwarn all persons
from sporting, shooting, hunting, or in any way
trespassing on our premises
WIN. J. BLACKISTON,
J. S. NOVEL;,
ID. S. CASPERSON
Spruances Neck, near Smyrna, Del, Nov 23d.
lS5S-1m.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

A SKILLFuL SURGICAL OPERATIox.-A wa
terry tumor. Of immense dimensions. weighing
several pounds. was lately taken from Isaac N.
Hammond, Esq. of FELTON,, by DIR. Cbas. ID.
Green, Of Philadelphia. and DIR. Whiteiey, OF
Frederiea. Mr. Hammond's situation. for some
days after the operation, was very critical, but
was doisg we'll and out Of danger when last
heard froul.'
0~FMessrs. MiIlawoy a. Son have bought the
patent right for the four upper hundreds Of
Kent co , OF Browns Washing MaIhine. It is
Aaid 10 have superior advantages.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Whpat-Whlte $I 40 Red 43i Corn SAC !;
Oats 46.
r. NEW YORK MARKET.
Whcat-White 81 As; Red 40; Corn 9Oc !;
Oats 80.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Notice to SDOrtSmen.

MI persons are hereby forwarned net to tres,ns4
On my arn III pursuit OF game am delerIR iIiod To
prosecute 10 the extent OF the law anv md aI
"Io may 50 offend. JOSEPH DONOHO.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

W The Cincinnati Gazette having stated,
on the authority OF an Indiana Journal, that the
distinguished Senator who won $3.50, 900 in u
gambling house last winter. in Washington,
was the Hon. James A. Pcurce, Of Maryland,
the Hon. Tom CorwIn writes 70 that paper CON-
tTadIclIng the statement. Tom sOys: 81
know Nlr. Pearce well. know he never did
play at any game during my long and intimate
acquaintance with him. MIR. Pearce is not thai
style Of man.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

0c7- Col. Zenas D. GIazier, for many years
an active Lottery and Commission Broker, in
Wilmington, died at his residence on FRIDAY
week. Col &. was liberal man, prompt in
all his business reputation. He was sbout 81
years Of age. He was a native of New Hamp.
shire where it is said his father still lives.
OF George d. Dickson, Esq.. Of Dover, SAYS
the Commonwealth, will most likely receive the
appointment OF Clerk to the House of Repre-.
sentaIives Of This State. DR.. Stsudley, of Viii.
minston, 10 spoken OF Tor Clerk Of The Senate.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

For Mt v l.. A oflhe u Phila.
July %, '5S46m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-07
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

SATURDAY, Oct, 2.
Tobacco--3 hhds Planters lugs sold from $;
1898 IS; hid medium common manufacturing
at So 80, and hid medium al $40 40.
Hemp-A small lot reported at S7O@75 Other
lots sold, but kept private. .....-.t. .........
Flour-Dul. 300 bbs choice city superfine
were sold at So, and Of country 300 brls low
grade at 50 10, SO brls scratched at 81 25; IS
brls superfine at 81 81, and 42sdo fancy at 81 IS
the two last delivered.
Wheat-Market heavy. Price 365c n bush
lower than yesterday. Sales include $50 bags
shriseled northern spring at 5O@60c; 81 bags
bleached do at zoe; 1900 bags inferior and com
mon fall at at 75@s5c; fair and good fall from 90
to 1O3c; strictly prime red and white at from l05
to ll2ic, extra choice white at llsGl2oc.
Bacon-l3 casks prime clear sides IN good cks
were sold at Sc, and IS csks do in loose order
yesterday at 7ic. .. s.i
Lard-l23 and 1877 ties prime country sold at
9,@lOc p b.
Whi.ky-Demand steady, with s,Ies at 21c.
TalIow-Prime sold to-day at sId9ic p n.
Hides-Market unsettled, with sales of flint
ranging from ID TO Is. ,ssEt s- -f-r. ,-,-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dull; sales at 80, 35@5Oc
in bags. Or
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-07
What Il has Done.

In his recent letter 10 the Bonham din.
ner, Gov. Adams, Of South CaroIins, thu.
enumerates the achievements of the INA
tional Democracy"
"The pass word, hereafter. II seems, is Ia
be National Democracy which we are
indebted for The Proclamation Force Bill
Violation Of Tariff Compromise Present
Tarif.-APpiieation Of Wamot Prir,so "a
Oregon boi,fion Of Sare Trade in Dis
tricl of Coiumbia-L Loss Of California
Djsmen,berment Of Terds-.9nnuai Erpen-
drtare of Serenity Millions Submission Of
Constitution 10 People of Ransas--rhe black
catalogue; in hot haste, 10 be enlarged and
embellislied by The admission Of Kansas
pah les Than n,ney.ih,s thousand inhabi-
tanfs. ~
.Wheneyer get my consent to apologize
iar the authors OF such wounds upon South.
ern interests and Sua bern honor, May
my tongue clesve TO the roof Of my mouth,
md NY right hand forget her eupnins,"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-07
The Gold Mines-The other side.

! Mr.. w. B. Smedly, who is endorsed as {
proper man, writes TO the ed tor of the In.
dependence ErpositOr, as follows:-
Dean SIR: Permi, me, through the me.
dunn OF your excellent paper, 10 say few
things concerning Pixies Peak and Cherry
Creek dlggings. have just returned from
those places, and am surprised 10 learn the
excitement which exists with reference tc
the above named places, an excitement
Tor which there is no cause. Exaggerated
reports have been sent hume by cLreless
persons, who do not think Of the consequen.
ses which such staten, hts are apt 10 pro-
duce; while unprIneipled men, who have
some Interior design or motive in view,
have been feeding the public mind with
marvellous accounts and tales of the aurIier-
Gus richness of those regions. until it seems
almost folly to try and lay before the pub
lie truthful statement, with the expecta-
tion that it will be believed. Since my re-
turn, have frequently been asked The ques-
ton. What have you done there7" My
answer is-Nolhing. Our party at Cherry
Creek numbered one hundred and three
men. including some old California and
Georgia miners; and we did as much pros
pecting as was necessary in order 10 a.cer-
Tain what could be done. Our seasons
labor yielded us Eighteen Doliars-not in
dividualiy, but altogether. THERE'S little
gold upon Cherry Greek and other places
where we pro>pec'ed, bn, not enn,is to
pay any one for going on, there 10 work
What there is Of il Is very fine and light,
and cannni be COLLECTED with any of the or.
dlnaiy apparatus OF mining.
We met many. on orr return, going OIL,
10 spend the winter there, with provisions
sufficient 10 last Them until the middle Of
January, or first of February at larthest.-
Many of them, fear. will perish, and if
only for self-preservation, would warn
those who have not started, TO deler setting
out till spring. They Can do nothing, even
il they had plenty OF gold, this winter. As
late as the l2th of May thi. year, mn and
animals persisted from cold In conclusion,
would advise all who can make from fifty
cents TO dollar per day 10 stay at home,
for they cannot make more there"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-07
wDr. Hooper,s Female Cordial
~Dr. Bakers specific will cur

~Dr. Bakers Specific will cure
GOnorrhoea, elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness,
Chordee, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and
you PRIVATE DISEASE? Do not neglect it.
DELAY IS DANGEROUS. DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
is 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
~ DIR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Ches-
nut streets, 81. Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor, 10
whom all orders must be addressed TO get the gen.
uine Sold by HUGH l.. WHITE, in Glasgow
W r. SNELSON, in Fayette, and By druggists
generally. lyi ON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-07
Stock Market.

A few good cattle offering, with an ample sup
ply of common and inferior in market Butch
ers pay for fair to good 2s@3r; choice SIC gross
common aud inferior, $40 10 SIS per head.
Sheep-Market well supplied, with sales at
81 5O@s2 for common to fair, and 81 so to 50
forgood 10 choice. cs)
Hogs-A moderate stock offering, and in fair
demand. Good heavy Butchers Hogs retail at
5,to &c; shipping hogs in hight demand at 595Ic
sst