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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

the gods would destroy they first make mad"
and you are mad.
Q. Was it your only object 10 free the ne
groes' A. Absolutely our only object.
q. But you demanded and took Col. Wash
lngton's silver and watch? A. Yes; we ihten-
aed freely to appropriate the property of slave
holders 10 carry out our object. 1t was for that,
and only that, and with no design TO enrich bur-
selves with any plumber whatever.
V. Did You know Sherrod in Kansrs? l I'M
derstand you killed him. A. | killed no man
except IN fair fight; fought at Black Jack Point
and ossawattornie, and if Killed anybody, it was
at one of these places.
Among his papers was found letter from
Gerri't Smith, Fred Douglas, and a lady, cover.
ing an enclosure Of ten dollars. Smiths letter
covered check for one hundred dollars There
was also found provisional cons titution'' IN,
der which Brown claimed to be Cornmander-in,
CHIEF, and issued commissions TO subordinates-
The following is one of the commissions
No. 81 Headquarters, War Department. )
Near Harper's Ferry.
GREETING: Whereas, VIM. II. Leeman ha.
been nominated Captain Ia the army establish.
ed under the provisional constitution: Now. there.
fore, IN pursuance OF the authority vested in us
by said constitution, we do hereby appoint AND
commission the said VIM. H. Leeman Captain
Given at the office of the Secretary of War, this
day, October 18th, 1859.
JOHN BROWN, Commander-in.chief.
II. GAY, Sec'y of War.
Brown and his confederates are 10 be tried in
Virginia, for murder, and If not convicted, vii
be taken in hand by the United States authorities
and tried for treason. There is but little pros
pect of his surviving his latest is of madness ant
folly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27
Horse Thief Hung.

horse thief by the name of Sim. Ssv,o, r.s
hung near Renick, in Randolph county. Last SAT.
urday. He was taken in custody at Hnds,n dur
ing The Fair. He acknowledged TO ,bs ste,I,ro
OF one or more horses-told when and how ,,. .
were stolen, and where they could Be sornd w.
was about 30 or 40 years old, and has lived n
Randolph county, some time. We underst,n A
there was some eight hundred or a Thousand ner-
sons present.
There is another horse-thief under ares, :,
Randolph, who, we are told, has made sono
Startling confessions. Several horses b,v. ~
recovered upon information given BY him .nd
parties have gone after others. His name he s,g.
Is broWn, and he duplicates several per,o,. !.
that county. III
The people of this State have been greatly an
noyed BY horse-ihiefs, and II is not 10 he wor
dered at, their patience is exhausted. and tb.v n
mood 10 infict summary punishment uDo1 ,ba
guilty when takes; but we think the end. =, ;r.-
lice would be better subservea BY letting f., law
lave IL course IL such c.fs..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Administration Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that The. undersigned
IN have obtained letters of administration from
the Clerk of the county court of Howard county
Gin vacatlon) bearing date October Is, 1899, on
the estate of Samuel Maddox, deceased. 4:
All those indebted TO said estate, are requested
TO make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate, are requested 10 exnln
them. properly authenticated, for allowance, with
in one wear from the date of these letters, or they
nay be preciuded from having any benefit of sald
estate If not presented within three years, they
will be forever barred.
oct2O-3w. JNO. ". MADDOX,( Adm,rs
VIM. r. MADDOX,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

All that is needed now, 10 secure the success
OF the principles of Democracy and its candidates
in the approaching contest, which the Times speaks
Of, is the unity Of all true in support of their
party, and fealty to It's requrements.-LL inneus
Bulletin.
The "princiPles Of denOcracyr' What are
they, other than the loares and fishes? Too much
''fcalty" has already been paid to these 'princi-
ples,' and the people are beginning 10 think tbs
government can be run On less sum than ninety
OF hundred million dollars per annum.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

u II caI be done, and lei every opponent OF
National Democracy pledge himself 10 the work,
Gnd il iriH be doRe.-T Glasgow Times.
It cannot B., done il old Satan himself and all
his imlps- the Position-pledge themselves to
the work, for Democracy is inyincible whenever
il comes TO such fights. Ii con-! Be did Mr. Tj:,s.
I Linneus Bulletin.
We do not expect the aid Of that distinguished
democrat, Gold Satan himself,'' in this, o. any
other good work; and if his mps are at present in
the Ops Ition camp, tLsy will soon seek then
fathers house. The Democracy and the Devil
are great boosters, but truth is mighty and will
prevail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

GEORGIA ELEcrIoN.-GeorgIa as elected six
Democ rats 10 The next Congress, Messrs. Love,
Crawford, Gartrell, Underwood, Jackson and
Jones, and two Opposition members, Messrs.
Hardeman and Hill, (of the Third and Second
distrcts) The delegation, therefore, stands po-
litcalIy Just as in the last Congress. Mr. Hill is
reelected. Mr.. Trippe (of the last Congress)
was not candidate this year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

FIRE II LEAvENwoRTH.-A destructive fire
occurred in Lesyenworth On the Goth. Fourteen
buildings were destroyed, together with merchan-
disc, furniture, &c. The total loss is estimated
ct sI25, COO, some $4,000 ef which was covered
byinsurance. Russell, Majors & Waddell were
the heaviest Losers, their loss being about $4,000
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27
Pixies Peak Telling.

A party of gold seekers arrived at 81. Joscph
on the 18Th, bringing with them Ore HI r5fe!
Thousand D2llars in gold dust.
a Delegates Convention is in session al Denver
City, for the purpose of organizing Provisional
Government, pending the action Of Congress, with
regard to the gold country.
Mining operations FOR the season are doubtless
suspended this, as late advices speak Of heavy
SHOWS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

~ We have in our possession an "osage Or
.nge," thoroughly ripe, which WIS grown upon
the farm Of Capt. Hereford, of Charlton county.
1t is about the size of the largest species OF Gold
en- Pppn Apple, and similarly shaped.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

DrAD.-Cart. a. WtxELAND zone of the old
est steamboat men on the Missouri river, died in
ST. Louis, last week. He was commander OF the
steamer ''Omaha," al the time Of his death. No
man on The river stood higher. and in all the
walks of life be was highly esteemed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

~CoI. Z. c. HUGHEs, an old resiaent OF this
county, left last Tuesday for Arkansas, where he
has purchased farm. He lis an ontCrpHsins far
ner and tradeT,-such as we can lily spare. His
fine farm in this neighborhood is for sale.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

NJ Large numbers of movers continue 10 cross
tbe river at this place. We learn from persons
who have been travelling recently, that the num-
Der of movers on the roads IS Unprecedented
They are generally going West and South.
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hnnk for the Z.

cross (thus x Immediately before The
,au,s, ,ignifes that the tine paid Tor has
= .,ir-d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

And spreads her shining lap 10 show
The treasures of The year.
Embryo CIays and Websters have long debated
The question of Mature vs. Art.' Those who
admire Nature in her sweetest, saddest mood
and they are the Poets, who sing as above-have
had refreshing season, during the month that is
now closing: those who defend Art, resort 10
Chamberlain's Jewelry Emporium, and defy sun,
moon, stars, waxing grass and flowing river, TO
excel tie beauties there TO be seen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

G~TIcKHoR, RoBDIss & Co., the clothing and
gents furnishing men, on the corner of Fourth
Streets and Washington Avenue, ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
are acknowledged 10 have the finest store in the
City, for the business, and the complettst stock.
They sell for cash, and at the lowest remunerative
rates. II is worth your while 10 call and see
them, whether you purchase or not. Wv
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27
Hemp and Tobacco FARM
FOR SALE.

CA 50 THE subscriber offers for sale ~
Eli his farm in Charlton TO-. Aio, situa, Sa5A
led on the State Road leading through the -
State from Harnlba to the upper part Of the State
between ke;tesviIle and Brunswick. and ) miles
from the Keytesyille landing, on the Missouri riy-
er. The tract contains near thousand acres 400
IN cultivation, AGO in timber, and the remainder in
prairie. The land grows Hemp, Tobacco, and the
varlor.s grain crops well, The timbes and prairie
land are very rich, the location is remarkably
healthy, no ease OF Fever of serious character
having occurred on the place. 1T ten years the fam
lily averaging 80 in number The Farm is rear
large praT.s, viii afford grass for gres, number OF
cattle. An orchard Of well selected fruit trees,
now begIning to bear;-30acres Of first rate Tim
ethy meadow; comfortable dwelling House; SER
wants houses sufficient TO accommodate from 10 to
90 servonts good barns, ice house, carriage house,
&C., &C.. all having been built in the last ten years.
in word, the subscriber believes that an oppor-
tunity like the present, but seldom offers 10 an in
dividua desiring 10 make permanent, pleasant
and profitable investment IL realestste The farai
can be advantageously divided. | would refer
persons coming INTO or travelling through the Stale,
10 w. NJ. Morrison. ST. LOUIS; Gait. ". T.
Swinney, ne=r Glasgow; or Mr.. J. Brinker, Bruns--
wick. W R ATS
luiY2S-5m keytcsViile. Charlton Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

~ Single copies of TIE TINES, put up si in
IssDsr n can always be had at the Office at ilVe
Yearly advertisers are restricted to their heir
egiiimate business; Other advertisements VIII
- charged at regular rates. ~
No charge FOR inserting Deaths but fifty
" W re SO square will be charged for obituary
,,ot u,p Be paid in advance.
The charge for marriage notices Is left to
~ 5yideeroom, and will be acknowledged IN the
paper.
ss- Where editorial notice of advertisements
lsS,ested. It will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27
The Test CT Twelve Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
Eege man, Clark &. Co.'s
G. ENeIENE COB LIVER OIL


Ii Is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for CONSUMPTION, ScEoFULA, CHRONIC RHEU-
MATIsm, &C., ever discovered.
Cauticn.--The value Of this remedy de
ponds upon IFS purity, and IN order TO secure our
customers pure article, one of our firm went TO
Newfoundland 10 superintend the manufacture of
our oil, and we WARRANT IT PCRE. See that the
label has the eagle and mortar, and the signature
over the cork of each bottle, as there is a great
deal of cheap, inferior oil palmed flor genuine,
10 The great injury of patients.
lY1A Ask for Hegeman, Clark & Co.'S, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the gen.
u!uc who have used others withou. any benefit
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-PAINTS,
- GREASE SPOTS, etc removed instantly;
gloves, silks, ribbons, etc, cleaned equal 10 new
without injury 10 the most delicate color or fab
rio, by HEGEMAN & CO.'S CONCENTRA-
TED BENZlNE, only % cents per bottle
HEGEMAN & CO., Druggists, l6l, 399, oil and
Io6 Broadway, \. Y. oct27
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EsNK NOTICE.
Eastern ExchanSe

BRANCH EXCHANGE BANK OF Sr.;lssis,
Glasgow, April %, 1869.
THIS Branch will keep constantly on hand
l. sight Exchange upcR SAINT Louis, and the
East, in sums 10 suit, at current rates.
WILLIAM c. BOON, Cash.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

GLASGOW, MO-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30
NO. lO6.


chambers. lfmade upon one side upon habeas
corpus, they must alsJ be made upon the other
IL Federal courts are TO protect Federal officials
from prosecution by State courts for alleged vi
oIation Of State law, State courts, in their turn,
must protect State officers from prosecution in
Federal courts under similar circumstances --
Hence dangerous conflicts must arise and i'm.
minent peril both to liberty aud union.
If such conflicts must come, to the extent of
the power vested in me, / shall maintain the
honor Of the state aud support the authority of
her courts. prefer TO hope that they may be
averted by the Abandonment, on the part OF
Federal authorities, Of the ndeicnsible positions
which they have assumed
The journal adds:
We commend a careful perusal Of the above
authentic statement of facts, and an observ-
ancc of the contrast between the conduct OF the
federal courts on the occasions referred to, and
that of the State court in the present instance
The doctrine advanced by Governor Chase, in
reference to these conflicts of courts, covers the
true ground, A law that constantly keeps alive
the liability Of such collisions between State
and federal authority, must sooner or later be
repealed. The people will demand it.
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GlotIDirrQ.
EYES AND NOSE.


Yauhco from the woods OF RIuina
Mu4 mere ai Tue 'huBlnr'
Aud though uo lion from abroad,
cARphe was, that's ciour
ono might while itting with crowd,
10 Nuld, 90 nu'0y could 500
why ntJ man shl lul1 rNlah,
Congressman 10 bu
"Fo had rather in the woods
Wmk hard W chop ping lufs,
or take Western iuim on shares
Ana uNtlY raising hCgs
"Foras wish {, SEQ aud smell.
ronld not tae tu prizb
chance 10 'utu WushmGtun
Ana lose my nose and oues -
What sand the cr ,yd, 'Youri Jolly green
bt olsu perfect nnti
Wnuevur wuut tu Washington
Ana matt lnss like tldi"
"Goshl" said the Vautee "cmt roadi
WHY every paper shows
Ihnt ih1l Conuundoi Speaker ihnrO
VIII lakot the AYFs uud NoEsl"
The crowd ownrd up and paid the drinks.
lhg Nallhro made % plan,
Ihnthg, ti putting qlur down
would noip tho laws OF Maine
Hg dinll aud sud, there's one thing moro
l'll say to one nnd an,
4. iSXAG's UNION HSSLIIL'"
"lIgw oau that hei" exclaimed tho crowd,
"EXplaln o. n you viii,
Aud we win ioot the bill"
"wou, said the Yankee. 81 went there
A suit ut clothes tu hui;
Suuu "a. stnppodInsi le Tho door,
The garments TOOK MY EYEl
81 kol The nrcO OF olu Hnu suit
Aud found the sum tmall
dttCd out rom head 10 fool
Coat pautulu0ns and all.
"Tho salesman said, forget us not
Whom You ugHlu wunt 81. thBa.'
Flllod wan delight no, mol smdI
And thus he got my NosEl"
Ouco more che Yankee took a drink
Thou pissed hs hat around
Aud with The lunds tl buy e sui.
His NAT aud hopes wur, oHuwNEnl
Here's 20 AACS' clothes,
Whose style Will always take the EYE.
As gyeiY body KNowsl"
ISAAC A.ISAACS,
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Cleveland, Ohio
~ Look ont lor tho Chants
singers Sewing Machines Tor sale at Isaaos Onion II
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SAD EyENr-The little son of Mr. s, Earl,
of New London, Huron county on the 10Th
inst, placed bis mouth to the spout OF tea
kettle filled with boiling water, and drank a
swallow. The child, aged ~ years, survived
in great agony till the next day
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EQUEsTRrASIsM.- Two young ladies drew after
them the gaze Of admring eyes last evening as
they rodo up Bank and Superior streets upon
spirited horses. Horseback riding ia one of the
best exercise possible for both gentlemen and
ladies, and any lady who has il in her power to
take daily rides through our streets or better still
to gallop few miles into the country, and neg.
lccts to improve such opportunity loses the enjoy.
meut Of enc of the best preventive of debility or
nennni, that can ever bo found besides neglecting
to bring those roses into her cheek which such OK
else will give.
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At'ns & GonnseIIors.
Bonr0tllo.

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and Ivy he stone ChurCh-one ct the
airel and is now omen for Boqrders Families wishing To
furui n their can be accommodated with large
and convenient r0ams and bal-roms aud Snge Bnardefs
uid Day 30 lcTs Will find good occQmmoia ions nh rci.-
souuhlo terms LADIES uot excluded References glytn
I. rnunLNnM M-LLLL-l = w LL-----L
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Gur0mare.

NARPENTERS TOOLS,-The larg-
Y ! est and brstvarifty in the city--iuT BalHby
uusO Il X RAYNulnS No sSune-iot so.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
u crption, variety style nnd pIire-lorsalc by
bu3O " * RANhuLDS, No. s6uReUor 80 -
IRON AND STEEL--At out ship
i0aH.-fur salCby % X. RAYNOLDS,
Hugl No. bSupcu 81
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N. II. SOLOMONsON.

PRAoTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest Of the nost approved kinds oi
PECTACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near or far
lighted ground under his ownnspcctou hy machine
of anew construction with the greatest care so AS to
suit the eyes in al cases, curing Weakness, t;saess or
ndmmah0H0f the Eyes, and impartng strength for long
reading or fine sewing.
~" N. IL. Soomonson would here inform the public
thutho employs any one in the sale ofhslenscs.
~ Also, splendid assortment of spy GLASSES HI
CROSCOPEs, COMPASSES, &c, kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, us perfect as natural.
IEB,Oaice3s superiorsroct under the American Hotel
iun22
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MATRIMONIAL.

70 TuE LlutEs or THE UNtrFD SrArEs;
II has been my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands of my country y-Nunttu.
NV success has excited the malice Of the enviou and
alous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my rOputr showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. So ioug held in acctionoie and
hanku remembrance by those who have experienced up
skill can afford to iespse The Efforts OF mischef-makcrs
nd slandeter
Myironds nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine for producing mcu3lruam within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United States hu, a ndisposon to enter
ied SO occupoIby quacs with their perncious uostrum
that unprncped counerctcrs might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me- from establishing agencies Tor the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME, in the United States
AtIas yield to the entreales ot patients and friends
and oor to the surerins Femples of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat throughout the
Old World.
In regard to tho efficacy o the "ANlE DE FE NNlE"
aeed only say that in liquid form, aud Is exactly such
SIS have used in nypraccoi France, for maYyear and
that has mover failed TO satisfactory result.
Tho "Amie dc Femme" aud mcHstrulon stand in the ne
atiou OF cause and effect ttsahc powerful TO originate
aeahy menstrual dow whore never has existed 7ud to
restore it where has been from any surpre ed,
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper OF droc
tons on each bottle of the Auir dc Fcmme wih bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCI
will be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package. - ,,r,,,,,r,
PARIS, January, 1851
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FtSKE
No q Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Proprietors prices
auled&wlJ6 6
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HAwKs a BROTHERS have the ookles Trial in
pamphlet form, which will be extensively sold
Il contains engraynga Of sickles, the localities
concerned, &o.
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Ooburto ott0 Gieots.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
81 W1oIesnlo and Retail dealer IN TOBACCO, SNUFF
aud CIGARS, in Hewius steam Power Block, West st.
ue1r C;unl Basin, tlevelmd, ONO. oe26 Nv tsl
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6prtiul Notices.
WIGS | WIGS ll MICS

sATCHELoR's WIGS AND TOuPEES surpass all
chey are elegant, light, aasy and durable
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behiud--uo shrinking
on the head indeed this tho only Establishment where
.hese thags are properly unders'o d and made.
2jl Broadway New York,
ianl7 W. FiSKE Cleveland, Ohio, Agent.
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DEutt8trp.
Dr. w. j. Guild,

No. 253 Superior Street, Cicoeiand, OHIO, oP-
posite Bennett House.
ARTIFICIAL, TEETH INSERTED,
ON cold silver, Porcelain and VulCanzod Rubber Base,
M The most permanent and satisfactory manner leims
EIericty used ia extracting Teeth tor those who wish
10 avoid hU paiu 49, ,t,,D II. D.
W ~ once G69rs from 4 Hrto7P NJ apr26
REMOVAL,
TAR. b. +. ROBINSON HAS RE
! J moved his Dental OhiCe To- ms residence, No Al
Wand 81 four doors North otthe NJ E Church, where hG
yi be- happy to- all of has former patrons or any ul
ors who mas need ul- services.
Ilevnlaud March 1u, ls5e--mh2idl
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 80, 1850

NoTARIEs PUBLIC IN CUYAHooA COUNTY
The following are the Noiares Public in Cuya.
hoga County, so far as there is evidence Of such
appointments in he Common Pleas Clerks Office.
Those appointed prior to March 10, 1858, did not
necessary have an entry made of their commits.
sioners in that Office, and a part only of the ap.
pointees have done So The act Of March l3, 1853,
requires a record Of their Commissioners before
entering on their duties. They hold their Offices
for three years, from the following dates
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Boots an0 Shoes.
Of what I'd Sing,

We're l 20 sing poets do.
Twuuld be- bot nt love, but Glove Of Shoe q"
Not Of The Ladies', but of their Slippers;
Not OF their eyes, hul OF their Gaifers.
or every form rud every feature,
To please the musi fistdiuus creature
Aud Gahtoman viii find thor bedr,
is mapufuciu. cd with much care;
Aud ChildT too nIe turti hoi soles,
o. every grad by +. q. SfOLEs.
Como htgi, ctun low, come rich come moor
Aud tuy 80 a. ah Cs at SHOLES' STORE.
70 large stock of BOOTS h SHOES Of every de-
sCdpiou constantly on hand all Of which viii be sold at
the ] west pO sible prices az T. q. SHOLES,
APPS No. 23l Superior street.
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THE STAR SPANGLED BoNNER,-One more tri-
umph is coming out in the Ledger. Bonner has
engaged Charles Dickens, the greatest living nov
est, to write a continued story expressly and sole
ly for the Ledger, to be published nowhere else
aud in nothing else, that one more startling head
line that "Charle5 Dickens writes for the Ledger
can be added to those liberal advertisements which
bonner knows so well how to use The announce
ment of this fact will increase the list of the Lodg-
ers sold, at least fifty thousand Cobb, Everett and
Bennett may be great-they may draw attention
and notice, but there are a vast number Of reading
and thinking men, women and children who care
not for them, but who viii welcome like an old
and sympathizing friend, the genial pen that has
introduced to the public Little Dorit, Florence
Dombey, Agnes, and Dora and who has called iorl
"audiblo smiles' at the excentrcites Of Toois
Sarah Nippcr, Charlie Bate Traddes, and "iI
short" Macawber Welcom- now to the Ledger
and The right hand Uf fellowship wen extend Il
Charle9 Dickens who writes for the Ledger,