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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

$40 reward is offered for the discov.
cry of a double barrelled gun-one
barrel rihed and the other for shot
bearing the brand of John Wachter &
Bros, GlasgowrMo.. Any one giving
Information at the Post-office that will
lead to the discovery of this gun, will
receive $40.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

j. LEHMAN & Sons are determined
not to be undersold, and are selling
their handsome new stock of clothing
and dry goods at the very lowest pos
sible figures.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
North Missouri Railroad.

SALISBURY TIME TABLE.
Going East. Going West.
Express........ 9.45 I'm. 1927 A. M.
Mail & Express 2l7 P. M. OLD p M.
Accommodation 3.O5 p. NJ. 9.36 A. NJ.
No Express train East on Sunday night.
I" " " West
The Express train going East connects at
Moberly with Express going South.
The Accommodation going East connects
at Moberly with Express going North.
ALBERT BLAIR, Ag't
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

1t is supposed in st. Louis that
Prince Arthur, brother to the Prince
of Wales, will visit that city at the
time of the Fair there this fall.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

L. Coleman, the boot and shoe man.
ufacture, has moved into his new build
ing, the Western House. Coleman
can't be beat for fine work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
NOTICE..

The undersigned contractor for car
rying the mail between Glasgow and
Huntsville, wishes to rub-let said con-
tract to responsible parties. Address
f. G. WICKs,
Salisbury, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

Rev. 10. Swinney aud Capt. j. L.
Morgan left here on the steamer
Mountaineer. last Sunday, enroute to
the East.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

A ScoTcHMAN who had hired him.
self to a farmer, had a cheese set down
before. him, that he might help himself.
The master had occasion to remark
sometime afterward: "Sand, you take
a long time to breakfast" "In troth,
MASTER" answered he, ga cheese O. this
size is nae sac soon eaten asye may
think"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
h yeral Independent

Several Independent papers in
California are advocating the election
of the Republican nominees for the
Supreme bench, on the ground that
they are the best candidates, and
political issues aught not to enter in to
a judicial election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

New JEwELRY.-Pete Sears has
just received large and handsome
stock of new jewelry. 1t is splendid
assortment-call and see.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

The second Annual Fair of Sails
bury, commences Tuesday the 18th
inst, and continues five days. Our
thanks for a complimentary ticket.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

Bay The " Literary Society" is now
in full blast. Question for next week ;
If man builds corn crib, does that
give him the privilege to crib corn.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
Especial Notice. ]
WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN

On the Ruling Passion in Youth and early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the erring
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enve-
opes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILApRLPaIA,
niiyl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

MoRsE's INDIAN. Roof Pills
We have lately been shown the fomu-
lar from which these pills are prepar-
ed, and from this and our experience
in the use of them, can honestly pro-
nounce them a good safe and reliable
medicine. Being entirely free from all
poisonous ingredients they can be safe
iy used while performing the active du-
ties of life. We would advise all to
use them; and by fair trial you can see
at once the benefit derived from them.
Use Morse's Indian Root Pills in all
cases of Billiousness, Headache, Fee
male Irregularities, Liver Complaints,
&c. Sold by all Dealers. n4m1
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

nay" BARToN's cash house is the
place. for bargains in clothing,lrygoods
boots shoes, &c. A new stock just
received and selling at the lowest
notch.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
Waltham w atches.

w altman w atCneS.
for rev mohtts past we nave advertised
we ABOVE Wa'ches al extremely low pilces ana
tne result mas oeen most satisfactory. O9r
pan mas oeeh 'e sen the genuine ALI II m
WAlCh, ~ soUd gold or SILVER cases only
al very small prom giving the purchaser
every opportunity OF examination and com: ''
parison, ana WIN the understanding that II
the watch does NOT prove satisfactory, 1t can
be exchanged or the money refunded.
lhese watches are, without exception, the
r ,,rdpSrced ;n ~ ,"e III ord ver,,
na,t IL 80 h. D5,cb;nory oe ,bo ,uns, AZ
Comn,rad w;tb fors;gn Watches ,t,., ros-
sass many advantaSes sxcsII;nr not onIrp IN
principle and finish, but still more in their re-
liability as time keepers. As an indication OF
the prices we submitth following:
Silver Hunting Watches ............Sl9 90
Gold Hunting Watches, lS-karat case, 80 90
Gold Hunting Watches. LADIES' size =. 70 90
We often rece;ys order, d;roc, sro,, o,,r Cd
vert,sement- INT nrefer tbat eyor,, ono sbo,,ia
send first Tor om descrintive mica i;st which
explains all the different kinds, tell the weight
and quality or the cases, and gives prices OF
| each. This will be forwarded TO any one on
| application, and 1t Will be found very useful
in making selection
Erery watch Is warranted by special csrtif-
| cate from the .fnlericdn Watch Co.
! We send them by Express to any address.
Allow the purchaser TO open the package and
examine the Watch before paying, and If at
forwards 1t does not prove satisfactory, 1t can
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

OK the morning of the Goth ult,
considerable frost was seen here, which
we believe was the first of the season
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

The Life Association of America
issued over $500 policies during the
past year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

Send in your subscription for the
GLASGOW TINES,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

JOSH BILLINGS says; Mackrel
inhabit the sea, general "; but those
which inhabit the grocery alwus taste
to me as though they had been fatted
on salt. They want a deal of freshen-
ing before they're eatin," and also ar.
forwards. If can have plenty of
mackrel for breakfast, l can generally
make the other two out of water"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

Items from the Charlton county
Union.
THos. B. EDGAR, an old citizen OF
some thirty years residence, died at
his home near Keytesvlle, on Wednes
day about shutdown. Mr.. Edgar was
about sixty years Of age and in his
younger days made the canvass for
the Office of Sheriff of this county.
MRS. COOPER, mother of j. B.
Cooper, died in Keytesville on Thurs.
day, of consumption.
JIMMY" an old Irishman, known to
the public by no other than his Chris
tan name, died lately at the Charlton
House in this place and was buried by
the proprietor, Andrew Mackay, Sr.
THEGERMAN METHoDIsTs Of Bruins,
wick have commenced the erection o.
church edifice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
Small Fruit Instructor.
A CARD.

a CAND.
A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
lea a. missionary, discovered a safe an
simple remedy for the cure of nervous weakd
ness, early decay, diseases OF the urinary and
seminal organs, and the whole tain of disor-
drrs brought on by banefui and vscious hab-
lis. Great numbers have been sured by this
noble rememy. p ompted by desire TO ben
EFT tn. afflicted and unfortunate, | will send
the recipe for preparing and using this msdi-
cine, IN a sealed envelop, 10 any one who
needs ii, free of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D. Bible House, New York City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
FOR SALE.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEAT,
And other FARM SEEDS, from JEITz's
Experimental Farm, Chambersburg, Pa.

Diehl's and Boushton Beardlese; Weeks
and Treadwell's bearded white wheats; French
white and red CHATS; purple straw bearded
red Mediterranean land German Amber Beard
less, are the best, earliest, hardest and most
productive Wheat that can be recommended
for general cultivation. Price So per bushel.
pounds of any kind by mail, postpaid, for
ST. Twenty heads Of different varieties sent
postpaid for 81. Twenty other varieties Of
Wheat, Barley and oats, Of last years inpor-
tation. See Dietz's Experimental Farm Jour
nal; send and subscribe for it; only $3.50 per
year; the most useful journal printed. Address
GEO. A. DIETZ; Chambersburg, Pa.
The earliest, hardest aud most productive
Wheat is thqous EFF White ChaR,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
HARVEST! HARvEsT!I!-P

sons wanting the "JOHN P. NANNY
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
will please leave their orders, early, with
JOHN TILLMAN.
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Tor April TITS Ducf1 -frrcfFcu, sfiIu VIC sfU drz
lighted with thor Everybody is familiar
with Arhur's works. ln the lIomc Magazine
for January was commenced serial story, by
Arthur, entitled The Gral'ams and Arm
strong's" In the April number is commenced
1.-The b rings of Medbury, IL new serial by
that fine writer Virginia f. Townsend. The
Childrcn's Hour is for the Little Ones. Once
Month for those Of larger growth, and the
Home Magazine the ladys can't well do with.
out. The publishers will lease accept our
thanks for back numbers
HOME MAGAZINE, 81; Once Month, So !;
The Children's Hour, .25 per annum Ad-
dress 7. S. Arthur & Sons, 500 & 81l Chcs-
uut-Strect, Phil.
We have received the first number of the
"Mirror of Typography" published by Mcssrs
Il. H. Senior u Co., New York 1t is a beau
tifu specimen of perfect printing and cannot
be excelled by like production We place
1t on our exchange list with pleasure.
THE LITTLE CoRpoRAL.-Eyes square to
the front-and he don't seem to wavcr in the
good cause. Boys if you want something nice,
something to please and make you wise, send
for the Little Corporal. We have received
the April number and pronounce it excelsior
in its line Beautiful premiums given to
cluts-ior two names and two dollars, you get
asplcndid picture. Address Alfred L. Scwell
& &c, Chicsgn III
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PETERS MUSICAL REVIEW for April is to
hand, and, in addition to fifteen pages of select
reading matter, contains the following new
and bcapt iful music:
"An't Swcet?" A lady's comic song. by
I. Brigham Bishop ="
'.Rcst, Darling. Rest" A beautiful lullub-.
BY i. g. Ilsley.
'i'm Still A Friend To You" Song and
chorus. BY Will s. Hays.
ale Wipes The Tear From Every Eye >
Sacred Song. BY HIP. Danks.
Forest Glade March" BY Carles Kinkel
"Damask Rose Waltz" BY Il. Mack.
Golden Sunset Mazurka." BY J. Harris
toun.
Music is generally considered expensive.
but when such n quantity is furnish I'd for the
small. sum of thirty cents it ceases to be
luxury. aud even the poorest may sing, play,
and be happy
Our musical friends will do we'll to examine
this work, and we feel confident that thirty
cents, sent to the publishers for sample copy,
will yield them larger return for their invest
ment than any similar outlay they can make
Send for copy, and we will guarantee you
will thank us for calling your attention to it.
1t is issued by j. j.. Peters, music pub.
fishers, Box 5429, New York, at the low price
of So year, or 30 cents for single copies.
Loving music ourselves, We naturally feel
interested i'll circulating it among our musical
friends. and know of no better way of duing
SO than by recommending Peters hus;cal
.Mnthy. The reading matter is not cxcc!lcd
By any Of the standard monthlies, and the
music is all that can b. desired both as regard
quantity and guilty. Knowing this to be the
ciso We have made arrangements with the
publisher to club it with our peper for SO so,
or VIC will receive subscriptions ut the rate of
S3 per year
TIE AMERICAN FARMER. Baltimore, terms
So year in advance The 10th number IF
volume 3, comes to US for April filed with
choice matter for the farmer.
THE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.
devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and the
Mining, Mechanic and Household Arts, pub
lish, d in Richmond. Va. The subscription
has been reduced t" 50 per nnnun,. worth t,
any farmer three times the prico Of the sub
scription.
THE SOUTHERN CULTIyAToR-Tha stcrl-
ing old Agriculturist, for April is "n CUR table
good as ever, if not little better If you
want to know what is darling?" send for
he Cultivator. Address VIM & w L. Jones,
Athens, Ga. So year in advance
We acknowledge the receipt of the Proof
Sheet issued by Collins e. MLuster, Type
Founders, No. 7O5, Jaync-Strcct, Phil, for
March.
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Books and Exchanges.

s'rnE SECRETS OF THE GREAT CRY; a
Work OF THE VIRTUES AND THE Vices, TIE
iMIsTERlEs, MIsERlEs AND CRIMES OF New
York Cry" is the title of handsome vol
ume just issued by Jones Brothers 4 Co, At
lanta, Ga.
1t Tells How Fortunes are Made and lost
In Day-IIow Shrcwd Men arc Ruined in
Wall Strcct-lIow Countrymen are Swindlcd
by Sharpcrs-IIow Ministers and Merchants
arc Black -mailcd-IIow Dance Halls aud Con-
cert Saloons are Managcd-IIow Gurb bling
Houses and Lotteries are conductc1--IIow
Stock and Oil Companies Originate, and how
the Bubbles Burst-und treats Of New York,
its People, its Society, its Rich, it's Poor, their
life, their habits, their haunts aud their pccu-
liarities; of Churches, Theatres, Palaces,
Hovels, Tenement Houses and Public Build
inGs; of Editors Judges, Lawyers, Brokers,
Merchants Mechanics and Sewing Girls of
Policemen, Detectives, Sailors, Firemen, News
Boys, Bcggars, Thieves, Dead Beats, Swim.
dlers, Gamblers and the Demi- Monde of Io
tcls, Boarding Houses, Saloons. Beer Gardens.
Club and daucc Houses; of Fifth Avenue.
Broadway, the Bowcry, Wall Street, the Fire
Points and Central Park of Pawnbrokcrs,
Roughs, Fortune Tellcrs. Quacks. Gift Eutcr-
priscs and lTumbngs
MI that is great, noble, generous, vicious.
mysterious, brilliant, startling, gentccl or shah
BY and of all that is interesting and worthn
of record in the great City.
AS the Metropolitan Centre of tho United
States, New York reflects all the good and evil
of tile land iii their most intense forms There
is no man. however often lie may have visited
New York, who cannot learn, from this work
much regarding chat great City and its many
and mighty interests
This book will be found especially valuable
to those who expect to visit New York, and
would shun its pitfalls, b. studying it in their
own homes, without cost or danger, and vet
learn ALL
This very interesting work is @old only bv
subscription. and the publishers want All agent
in every County.
A CREDITABLE WoRK-Thc well.carnc,l
reputation of the Carolina Farmer is fully sus-
tanned In the appearance and contents of the
April number just received. We cannot too
zealously urge OIL our farmers the Importance
of sustaining their home agricultural joul mails;
and one SO handsomely printed and ably cun-
Quoted as the Carolina Farmc. is especially de-.
serving of support. Every farmer and plan
ter in the South will do himself service by
sending Two Dollars for a years subscription
to this justly popular magazine. Wcarc glad
to learn from, the proprietor that the success
Of the Farmer is beyond his most sanguinc
expectations. Address VIM H. Bernard, Vii
minston, NC. Specimen copies sent free
T.. MONTAGUE GnIMkE, Esq, Secretary OF
the Board Of Commissioners of Free Schools
of the City of Charleston, will please accept
our thanks for copy of the Annual Report
of said Board, for the year ending 3O;h Sep
tcmbcr, 1868.
DIE Mop WELT for April just received.
We had the ,ur osity to CO mt the crgravings
IN this number. We counted 200. besides u
s. s. 81 n
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/, The S. G. Republican.
ISSUED by
riiE UNION PRINTING COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
RE ,UCED RATES

VIC arc dcicrm,n, Il 10 Scni Tug SorTu CAnoLIyA
hErruLIcAN broadcast through the State We
havc decided therefore to put down the price to Tive
Dollars fear-Unc Dollar for Six Months Who
,h"' boasts himself voter fakes pride in man-
hoIi, cannot afford Dollar for his Ncwspapers or
rather what man or what family, with children
growing up can aforl to be without good NoUs-
paper nt five times tle price?
We inienl TO print the best newspaper in the
state We shall make it living earnes thorough,
practical Republican paper. We want ten thou
sand rea l'rs. Friends, Republicans, shall NE have
them.
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A Great and Good Medicine.
HEINTISH'S QUEENS DELIGHT,

4 fhH' Anew ihEOh1 = Of HEAIIH.
The Life of all Flosh is Blood--Thc Health of
all Life is Purity of Flosh--Without
Purity of Blood no Flesh can
be free from Discase. ~
HEIEETTIIssH'S QUEENS DELIGHT,
An Amtct'otc to Disease
The Great American Alternative and Bloo,,
Purifier.
I $ the most perfect Vegetable Compound OF AL.
Il terntives and Tonics, making it the most effcc.
tive, invigorning r.juvenating and blood -cleans-
ing Cordial known to the world
For the Cure Of all those Diseases wh ch may be traced
to- rHiated condition 9f Me Blood.
The Theory is that BLOOD is the Life of all Flesh
and il impure, the Life of all Disease Life and
Health is only to be maintained by the circulation
Of pure artcria blood.
1t liz obvious. therefore, to every rejecting mind
that unless the blood is pure, in supplying the waste
tissues with material, it must be the cause of in
Vulnerable ills and constitutional disorders such ns
Scrofuo, Rhnematism, Ilcputic Disorders Infinm
nations, Fevcrs Liver Complaint, Consumption
Kings Evil, Carbunclcs, I'oils. Itching Iuu,or of
the Skin, Erysipelas, Skin Diseases, Tcttcr Eouxl
ncss OF the Skin, Pimplcs, BlOtches Puin in t,.
Bones old Ulcers. Syphilis and Syphilitic Sore.
Indigestion, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
neys Pans in the Bnck. General Debility, and for
all complaints arising from deficiency and poverty
vf blood.
IlEINTISlIS QUEEN'S DELIG 1T is the wonder
OF Modern Science. No medicine has attained such
Worldwide reputation ns this Justly cclebrat ed
Compound Its extraordinary healing powers arc
attested to by thousands and every mail is freight
cd with letters bearing Testimony to its excellent
character and worth medicine Orders nr.
coming III from nll quarters, AMI all bear unmis.
takabic evidence oil ITS great popularity.
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Read this remnr rknblc case Of Liver Comrlnint.
cured by one bottle of '.Qlccn's Delight"
'..Nr. r. H. U,inti,h-DEAn SIR: Mrs Rial, was
suffering with Liver Complaint and pains in he side
and heart, nervousness could not sleep bad nppc-
lite and general bad health. procured one bottle
OF your Queens Delight. i regard her case as
cured She is looking as well as she ever did
Your Queens Delight is blessing the afflicted
give this certificate chccr:ully.
lUMrs Respectfully. j. D. GIALSn
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

have the pleasure to announce to my numerous
Customers and the Public generally that having
moved 10 Central Position. handy and convenient
to n. | am prepared Gut Fit and make Up Il
GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE with Neatness and
Despatch. Terms liberal and Work Warranted
Thankful for the Patronage of the past, respect
fully. solicit its continuance Next ,,our to McssrS
Bull. Scovill * Pike, can be 'ominl at all times
Jan !--1y d. ". ROBINSON
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READ THE TESTIMONIALS

".Rr. T.. Uein'ish-DrAR SIN: have been afilic
tel for many years with eruption of the skin Of
the nature of Erysipeas, and have tried number
of preparations without relief. My health, much
impaired III consequence o! this disease. and hav-
ing heard so much about the virtues Of your Pre-
pnration of Queens Delight was induced to
try II. My expectations arc more than realized;
hnd II a complete success. give this testiiI,on,
freely. that others may lie hcuviitte,l.
Yours respectfully, Mrs IT. F."
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S0uTI CARollNA LOAN AND

! lKCS CONrANf.-Ar:ho.;zcd Capital, Five
In .'?l'ars,-r resent Limit $50O,0G6
Ihe oiic' of this Company is nov opened at No
~ tread Street (So"il'-Wcs'crn Railroad Damk) for
'he receipt OF Deposits, Discount Of Paper. Par.
chase ans! Sale ct ExciGnr AMI tue .raG!actiou oc
General banking Dus!nc.e.
Interest allowed on Deposits upon term. Ostab
lshed by the Eaard OF Directors.
The VomPany i'also a legal depository for mon
cyS ta'd INT" Court Vii receive Registry an rr.nS
icr boukS, act ns agent to pay Coupons and pivi
ucnd" AMI "s Trustee in Railroad Mortgages
DikEcinrS.-W. C. Bee, of YIN. g. Bee X Co: 4.
y johnson. "t johnson. Crews X Co.; Roh Murc.
OF E"hi' Muro Co.; W. Il. Williams. of W. B. VII!
hams SON; 4. IL. Frost. Frost X Adgcr: j. F..
Ais'r. at j. +. Algrr Co.; Henry Gunrlin. o.
,'nord'n Al"ttIiesscn x Co.; GyoIg &C l.. BUST. of
buiSt Eust; c. q. Mcmu;ng,r of Memmiuecr,
J"rNry X Pinekncy; 7 J. Kerr nf T. j. Kerr &
Co.; j. d. Aiken. nf J. D. Aiken & CO.; John Cnmn.
- IS''' % OF CnmrSHm Co.: Z CaMmsH Of r. & l.
~ u; on,Iweli; W. *. Ryan j. y. w.!sman. H.
y Aeili j. j. Gregg. Grlni;.villc = g.
For further inioi inatun address
GEO : CAMERON President
TilOS. II. WAXING Cashier
Charleston s. c., March II. ls60-27-Sm.
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Alabama announces ripe strawberries.

Stockings are now darncd by machinery,
and they nre darncd nice.
While the Chicago express train was going at
the rate of thirty miles an hour, from Alleg-
hany to Pittsburg. passenger came aboard.
Considering the rate at which lie came, he is
doing remarkably we'll So is his mother.
Gen. Thomas recently had purse of $780,
600 rendered him and refused it.
Colorado wants 14n, unmarried ,vou,,, 80
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G A Is d.
CHARLES AERR4sOy.

ENORNERLI OF THE FIRM OF G. & 4. L. KER-
i EISoN, wonll inform his friends and the pub
tc that he has purchased from MIR. JAMES L.
BELTS. all his STOCK IN TRADE, &C. NJ the
store No. -: KING STREET, and will there con-
tinu. the DRY GOODS BUSINESS. WHOLESALE
mi RETAIL, FOX CASH. IN his owii intii rl,iai
account AMI responsibility. He will procec.i. With
mi delay to rrpirnsh an'l renew the Stock, ana
i"ntiane 80 doing until the assortment shalt be
male complete and attractive. AS the terms viii
nc SFH!triN CASH. or approved city acceptance
or smart credit. it necessarily follows that tho
prices must he kept at least ~ low as to be found
't amy other respectable establishment.
lis brother Mr. T.. l.. KERRISON assist I'd by
Iir. y. u. MCDONNELL. both experienced mcrchaut.
a this In wall b. tour! his store aiding in
he conduct and management of the business and
t IL hoped that his and rAer Efforts To win the
confidence aud patr"nasc of ihe public will be- as
successful as iiipasi d: the old firm at corner
ri King AMI Market Streets.
feb 20 ssxa,o
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These FIRST days of the New Year are Just the
time to make up clubs, and get what we believe 10
me cheapest and the hest paper In the State,
fr:endS, viii you 'i:lon; - this nAatier now.