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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18
One Of the Witnesses

The late ]. S., man Of infinite wit and
humor and who had probably. seen as much
of life in America, as any one, used to tell
the following story, which is too good to be
lost, though probably no one but he could
do such full justice to it. If we err not, it
ran somehow thus:
What railroad stock is in the east, steam-
boat shares are in the west, and as almost
every body owns more or less, it is almost
impossible to procure ajudgement against
any company for injury, carelessness, or
even loss of life. Such suits are yet very
frequent, and give rise 70 some strange
c0ntretempts.
Not long since, it seems steamboat
called the sOld Ksntuck' blew up near the
Trinity, at the mouth Of the Ohio, where, il
is well established fact that great many
Of the mosquitoes will weigh pound, by
which accident lady reioiced in the name
of Mrs. Jones, lost her husband and her
trunk, for both of which an action was
brought.
There was, strange 10 say, great difficult
ty in proving that Mr.. Jones had been on
the boat at the time. Of the collapse, that
worthy having noteriously been very drunk
on the the wharf. boat Just as the steamer
left Trinity.
Many Witnesses were examined to prove
the fact, until finally Mr.. Dietzmar, a
German, was placed on the stand. Our
friend ] S. was attorney for the boat, and
elected from Mr.. Dietzmar this testimony; /;
sMr. Dietzmar, did you know the Old
KentuckF s,sa
yah, I was hlowed up NIT her.
Were you ON board when she collapsed
her fue?'
sWhen she bust de bile? yah, wash
dare.''>
Did you know Mr.. Jones?'
sTo be sure-Mr. Jones and / took pas.
senger togeder.' =
'You didl When did you last see Mr..
Jones on board of the hoat?' -.-.-1-
sWell didn't see Mr.. Jones aboard de
boat last time,
]. S. fancied his case was safe, and with
most triumphant glance at the jury, said,
sYou did not? well, Mr.. Dietzmar,
when last did you see Mr.. Joues?'
well, a0hen de schnsoke pipe and me
svas going up, spe met Mr. Jones cosRsng
dosUm!r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

To PUT SAND IN WATER WITHOUT
WETTlNe rT.-A magician once sent a
small bag Of sand to an eminent philosopher
chem ist, accompanied by note stating
that STA handful of the sand were care
fully placed at the bottom Of vessel full
Of water, it might be removed in an hours
time as dry as when put in"
This statement being SO diametrioally op.
posite to the general nature of sand, caused
some perplexity in the mind of the philoso-
pher. On trying the sand as directed, he
found the assertion quite correct, and was
still more puzzled in not being able to dis
cern any apparent difference in the sand
sent to him, and ordinary sand. It was
subjected to analysis, but without further|dis.
coyery; examined in every way, still Moth
ing was elected beyond the fact that this
sand could be placed in water, yet not be-
come wet. Though 10th to confess his in
capacity, he sent to the magician for an
explanation This was The, reply;
aPlace clean iron pan over clear
fire; into it put as much fine silver sand as
thought proper; allow it there to remain
until it is hot enough to slightly brown
card used for stirring il. Now, to every
quart of sand employed, add piece Of
lard or tallow, the size Of hazlenut; mix it
well with the sand, continuing the heat for
two or three minutes, and it is then finish
ed. When cold it is Magician sand that
cannot be wetted. -
When properly prepared there is not the
least trace of grease on the sand.-Cssps.
Advertiser.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

The Hoa. Mr.. Raymond-ths low born
iourneyman--the plebian printer, who be-
lenged to the vulgar herd d-called frequent.
ly to see the charming and beautiful Maria
Sedgeland; and although Clara set her cap
for him, and tried oil the skill of an expe>
rienced coeueNe, she failed to win the heart
of the printer, who became the happy hus.
band Of Maria Sedgeland. Clara improv.
ed in wisdom as she increased in years,
and finally became the conten.ed wife of u
worthy and respectable man who worked
as pressman in Mr.. Raymond'sofics.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18
THE POOR PRINTER,
OR, +.
The brokers' Daughter,
81 GEORGE ". suNeAY.

Il should ike 10 know the name Of that
haudsoae young fellow who accompanied
YOU Is church last Sunday replied Clara
Mullins 10 her aniable and beautiful cousin
Maria SedgeIand.
gThals ! 1 pretty question to ask. Do
Won suppose am 90 simple as TO tell all l
know IN this age Of secret societies.-
Ths next lime yop will want nm introduc-
lion: by,aHd by you will set your cap;
md fho knows but you may steal away
nv gallant beau, and then leave me alone
ii t6e Rlory Of single blessedness.
Nov, Maria, stop poking yopr fun at
ne, and lets know the name ct that nice
young man.
IN eIl, Clara, il ii will afford yop SO
much qualification to ascertain his name,
4 will not be 90 cruel a. 10 Withhold il; here
George q m Raymond. What q pretty
coubination Of names. George is the
Creek word for farmer, and Raymond sig.
nifies sunlight on The mountains
so you admire the name, and think he
Who wears il is personally handsome.
sYes, Maria, / think he is perfect mod.
81 Of 8 man. How neatly, yet now plain.
II n hs dTesseI What . lEne figure, broad
forehead, and beautiful eyes he has. ls be
: q LAWYER. OF doctor, OF professor, Or mer'
chant, OF studentf " hat Is hep
sHe Is printer ], s,. .,56.ss,.s.s !,
IA publisher, you mean! ssss
40. he picks up types in newspaper
az. s. 5sszs i u 80, -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18
From the Ohio Statesman.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
Denocratio State Convention.

On motion of Judge KEsLtsos Of War.
rem, Hon. A. P. EDaEKFoN, was unani.
mously appointed as Presinent pro. tenn
pore; bu. not being present, Hon. VIM,
SAWYER, Of Auglulze, was called 10 the
Chair as Presiden, pro, tempore; and
CHARLES L. WEIlER. Of Butler was APP
pointed Secretary pro. tem., with Mr. w.
MYERS, Of Hamilton county, as Assistant.
On motion committee Of one from
each Congressional District, was appointed
to examine and repor, upon Credentials of
Delegates.
The following persons were appointed
nS thnt committee, VIZ:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

On motion, It was -
Resolved, Tha, the COMMITTEES on per-
manent officers be instructed 10 report to
the Convention rules for Its government,
A motion was also passed referring all
resolutions, exception business, to the COM
mittee upon rules and permanent officers.
The following delegates were appointed
a oommittee TO draft and report to the Con-
yenyion, resolutions expressive of the sense
of the Convention, viz:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

II ought to faint but I've got na time
This is what Mrs. Speckles said. when she
heard that her husband was helping Mrs.
Fantadling cord up the patent hedstead.
Instead of fainting, she rushed for the els
tern-pole. The last we saw of her, she
was running up dirty pair Of stairs, with
her cap strings strerming 6 in the rear like
meteors. Speckles has SINCE complained OF
a slight head ache.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention being called to order.
the Committee upon Permanent Officers
and Rules reported as follows;
President-E. B. OLDS, of Pickaway;
Y. Presd.-lst District, John H Gerard;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

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1-==.y..=5--,.----.=,-:-77-.s:-=. - -
-. uou - %! ne % iio'''ln W. Joui'
"ey na ,;,o
- peos a'ah VINO ' WofAs \ - loi s.''s'' 9 hte
'ya1uu.
oM sooto you consent 10 aiaow MIN tc
80. q aouI pew, ano Oeau you nome IRON
church! ! would not permit q mechanic
~ ~ 'uuch my arm whn q Pair OF tongs.
''l.nN you oosl' 20 ne ashamed OF such vul'
gar society. saaA INFORM ma this very
uay' a'la 90 ione as you remain under
,nls .ool, a'h qui!e sure she Will not al
.o0 .na. Plep'an printer 70 pay any atten-
''on = y you.
.,.., Iesia. ss oosefveo MARA, pleasantly,
you nave given me Caudle lecture. II
'nat u.s.'0suisned foreigner, who has been
50 assloious 81 IN his attentions ever since he
oosaineo an Introduction, could have heard
you, nave 40 doubt ne would highly com.
memo you ior looking down on what he
ca.is me !la common, herd.
= wish you TO understand that MT. sFitz.
CANNON IS 9 real gentleman by birth, and
.ha' ne mas Ine advantage OF an ample for.
Tas. es a1u ieaiueu euuca'lon, cohtinueo
laIa. 81
,b., aa,, @ "eaaa eaa solfy. nay dear cousin,
s,,ch !. san pnsvulas'hs .he ADDRESS OF
sucn Top. am sure ne does not display
INV" LIN sooI iDreeulne; ana as lor his educa-
~. h, 1850 :. se..o'n speaks without numbering
n..s.s n.s .he. .he .onsue. ror my part should
: s I;.; n. .ne company 81 one who works Tor
sa.a s, Pioslasa ne Is honest, vlrtuous,
suo syoG, aa a"u ;.s ln'e,nsen1. have been &C.
saa'eI la. a.;,J M,'i WI. raymond ever since ne
,a,aa mas elina-lnoeed we were old school
:bsy are noor ' ,ban n.s Pa,an.s, aus el.nopgn ~
and oaya Gao,sa a ae qune -lesP7c.aple'
ton md hs !. g. eoou sou'',on @ eauca.
10, - - !. ~" occupying ms le'sure
s. a,,sn.. = aIiulring aSKknowieoge OF me Ian.
saaees. Even you admire his personal
.S;maoagns, :; ano aii VINO are acquainted with
iaa. h..n unnes,.a.lngly acknowledge his intel
nhvsc.9 s. spaowmenss ha. are tar superior to his
physical Deauty
! am much obliged to you for that SER
.ao.'; a.ou; m.ss Mafla Seogeiand; 1t does not
.squ'ie me assistance o. microscope Or q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

nay be asked, and have been asked, " men
i am for the dissolution Of the ou.on. aus"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

T On motion, committee Of one delegate
from each Congressional District, was ap.
pointed to select and report permanent Of
fcers for the Convention. ~
The following persons we're constituted
thnt cnptmitfoe eviz. ~ ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

The Convention, then on motion, took
a recess until 2 o'clock, p. M.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

Secrefgries-C L Weller;
} B Ruttles;
@ John H Young; $50
w SV Prentiss;
b Giles;
] Dan Jones;
Benjamin Eason.
And also rules for the government of1hs
Convention. The same having been
unanimously accepted by the Convention,
Hon, e. B. Olds look the chair, and re-
turned his thanks TO the Convention in the
following appropriate remarks-afier which
the other officers we're called to the stand,
Gsytlsn,sp Of the Conpention: Before
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-The Hart
ford Times mentions q farmer who took up
a fence after ithad been standing fourteen
years, and found some of the posts nearly
sound. and others rotted off at the bottom.
Looking for the cause, he discovered that
the posts which had been inverted from the
way they grew were solid, and those which
had been set as they grew were rptted off.
This is certainly an INCIDENT worthy Of be.
ing noted by farmers. s.
MiLLERIsM AND THE NEXT Presidency.
The Boston Herald says that on recent
occasion, some quid nuncs collected togeth-
er at pne end Of a railroad car and were
warmly discussing the merits and chances
of the prominent candidates for the next
presidency, when gaunt solemn-yisaged
Millerite, walked towards the crowd, and
exclaimed-aG entleman, you are all mis-
taken-the world is coming to an end
Jesus Christ will be the NEXT President!"
On hearing this tall son of the Granite
State, who was troubled with the infirmity
of suffering. rose up, and with q furious
gesture, exclamed-sI'l b-b-bet you t-t-ten
dollars New Hampshire doesn't 60 for
himw
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

The intelligence spread Ike wlldhre
through the city, and afforded a rieh feast
for talebearers and scandle.mongers and
those who carry the devils mail bag from
door to door, had their hnnds, hearts and
mouths full tor fortnight.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
LIFE INSURANCE.

pY THE PHOENIX INSURANCE ca
~ OF ST. LOUlS-CAPTTAL $50, 600. IN
ADDITION TO THE PREMTUM.--Tbe Io.
glsIature OF Missouri having granted perpet.
ual charter for insuring lives, and grantino
annulties TO the above company, with puarnn.
tee capital OF $4,000, which NAV be ;nc,pos.
ed to $5OO,OOO; said company having been Jr.
y organized, now presents its claims TO the
public for portion of their PATRONAGE he.
ieVlng that when its charter and proposed
manner OF doing business shall be examined
and understood, the advantages offered viii
be obvious to all; amongst which we NAV
mention the following. The safety Of =
stock company, with the benefits of sharin1
IN the profits OF the business; the premium
graded to the lowest scale ofany Responsible
company;the semi-annual payment of nremi.
ums for the convenience of the assured DAYS
OF grace liberal travelling privileges larger
and residence in the southern States IopGe,
than is usually given. '0se'
VI the many advantages of life insurance
we do not think it necessary to sneak in tb;s
notice, they are beginning 10 be too correc,Iv
appreciated by the prudent and considera,o 70
require any comment from US. To those do.
string insurance or information on the snbiset
we will be pleased to furnish our table Of
rates, &c. VI
Risks will be taken on persons eoinr to
California, and on slaves employed on land
or on boats on favorable terms
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
A CIGAR.

When the wsalher's unpleasant and drsary,s
And The night unbles, by star,
How sweat TO a smoker, when weary,
Is the breath Of fragrant cgal!
What balm to the spirit, when lonely,
To gaze al the smoke as it Aies
Aud bright are the creams, tho dreams only
That with each floating circlet arise!
When cares flesh is heir to perpex US.
And tInes, more herrassing far,
Arise in our path and sore vex US,
How soothing fragrant cigar!
II friends should prove false and leave u.s.
We can pass off the thing with joke,
Nor elbow their deserlon TO greve US
But let the wound vanish in smoke.
When riches seem slow in collecting,
And prospects look gloomy as night
There's naught like cigeTs for directing
Our fancy to visions more bright
Though life seems unpleasant and dreary,
And its path unblest BY star,
Ye, the smoker will feel, when he's weary,
Tina, there is bliss in fragrant cigar.
Boston Post.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY,
ColumbVS, Ohio.
Capital 100000.

VIE UNDERSIGNED have been appoin.
l. ted Agents of this old established Insu-
rance Company and are prepared to issue all
descriptions of Fire ard Marine policies on
the same terms charged by the local Offices
aud agencies of St. Louis.
To shippers we will issue open policies
covering all shipments fproduce Or merchan.
dize to and from Glasgow and other ports in
the United States that may be made durinn
the season, and on settlement make return
of l22 per cent on the whole amount of pre-.
mums paid. All losses will be literally ad.
justcd and promptly paid at the expiration oil
sixty days from the date Establishment by the
undersigned at Glasgow.
Weare also agents for the New York life
Insurance Company and are prepared TO take
risks on single life for from one hundred tc
ten thousand dollars.
tn7 PERRY & BARTHOLOW, Agents
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
{ D W A B D M { A D.
Importer Of Fine 'odtches, Jepe'ry, Brhtann'd
and plated rare, guns, pistols, fancy
goods and Daguerrean

Importer Of Fine matches, Jeioetry, britannia
and plated rare, guns, pistols, fancy
goods and Daguerrean
Stock generally,
HAS REMOVED to his new store, No.
\ h "a, Main, corner of Pine street, would
respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lie to his very large assortment Just received
and now opening. Importing largely, he is
prepared to sell at a very small advance
Aiming at large sales and small profits, he
can and will sell cheaper than any house in
ST. Louis Grateful for the very liberal pat
ronage ofmy friends and the publicgenerally,
shall endeavor TO merit continuation of
their businols. Offering for their selection
a very laIge assortment of fine chronometer,
duplex and lever watches, in extra heavy
gold hunting and double bottom cases, made
expressly to my order by the best London
makers.
Gold detached lever and cylinder watches;
Silver do do do do
New and fashionable iewelry;
Silver spoons, forks. dc. of my own manu-
facture, and warranted dollar standard;
Silver plated casters and cake baskets;
Silver do tea sets, urns and walters;
Britannia ten sets, urns and walters;
Britannia tea sets, casters and urns;
| Japaned tea trays;
liable cutlery me ivory ana Oui1alO handles;
| Pocket do of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rifle pistols;
Hair, cloth, 10th and nail brushes
Perflmery, the best German cologne,
Powder TASKS, shot bags and sporting nppa-
ratus generally;
Percussion caps, German and English water
proof;
Razors and razor strops;
Daguerreotype plates, cases, chemicals and
cameras, n large and complete assert
ment at all times on hand.
| Employing the best London workmen, |
am prepared to repair ali kinds of watches, or
to supply jewels or any new parts Of watches;
also, TO alter lever escapements to chronom-
eter or duplex, and to apply adjusted com.
pensation balances.
The highest price paid in cash for Califor-
mia gold, or manufactured into iewelry 10
order. St. Louis, oct. 81.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27

Eruptions of the skin; Erysipelos; Chronic sore
Eyes; Rngworm or letters; Scadhead; Rheu-
matism; Pains in the Joints; old sores and ul-
GERS; Swelling ofthe glands; Dyspepsia; Salt
Rheum; Diseases of the Kidneys; Diseases
arising from the use of mercury; Loss of APP.
petite; Pain in the Side and shoulders; General
debility; Lunibago dropsy sore throat; Bron-
chltas; Coughs; Colds; Weakness Of the chest;
Pulmonary Affections; Consumption; Liver
complaint; Female Irregularities and Com
plants; Sick and Nervous Headache; Low
Spirits; Night Sweat; Exposure or Imprudence
in life; Chronic Constitutional Diseaees; and
as Spring and Summer drink and general
Tonic for the system and gentle aud pleas
ant purgative, it is superior to Blue Lick or
Congress water, Salts, or Seiditz powders.
Principal Depot 81 Fourth Street, Lou>
isville, Ky, and for sale by 0. HENDERsoN,
Sale Agent, Glasgow Mo, (Oct 3-31 y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27

1851 ArrangsmentJor The Season. 1851.
Regular Tuesday Packet KANSAS.
Tor Portland, Jcferson City, Rochepor,, Boon.
rifle, Arror Rock and Glasgow,
Missouri Rirer.
G-<. h, The splendid light draught pas.
Issssst.Its4 senger steamer KANSAS, Capt.
VIM. c, Jewett, Commander having recently
undergone a complete repair, her cabin exten.
ded, and been newly refitted and reprinted,
will on the earliest opening of navigation,
resume her regular weekly trips. Leaving
St Louis every Tuesday at 6 o'clock, P. NJ,
and Glasgow on her return trip every FRIDAY
at III o'clock A NJ. Will be at Arrow Rock
Boonvile, Old franklin, Rocheport, Mount
Vernon, Providence, Nashville, and Martins
Landing, same day; at Marion, Clsysvile,
Mouth OF Cedar, Jefferson City, Mouth Of
Usage, Cote SanSdessein, st. Aubert, Port.
aud. Hermann, Loutre Island, PinCkney
Washington, South Point, Augusta and Por,
Lsbsdie, on Saturday and arrive at st. Louis
early on Sunday morning
The Commander Of the KANSAS embraces
the present opportunity Of returning his sim
cere thanks for the very libclal patronage eX.
tended to him the past season, and assures bis
friends that unremitting attention on the part
Of himself and officers, shall be made to merit
continuance. Shippers viii bear in mind
that the extreme light draught of the Kansas
will enable her to carry out their freight both
in high and low water.
For freight or passage, apply board or to
Wall d. Scott, St. Louis.
Chas. D. Eitzen, Hermann.
P. c. Arnold & Co.. por,l.rd
d. c. Arnes. '-a"0'
W. A. Bennett, Cote Sansdessen.
Col, II. II. Baber, 1ofrarson cnv,
I. B. Cordel. ''"'
George w. Hughes, Mouth Cedar.
J P, Martin, Martins Landing.
John Parker, Providence.
futile d Son, Nashville.
Crow d Jackmnn, Rocheport.
Reed Il Co, Old Franklin.
( " ns e. Brown BoonviIlo.
J. A. J. Adderton, Arrow Rock
Perry g. Bartholow,} Groscow
J. 4. Swinney.
January 30, lo5i-ds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
THE HER NIT.

For years upon the mountains brow
A hermit lived-the Lord knows how.
Plain was his dress, and coarse his fare,
He got his rood-the Lord knows where.
His payers were short, his wants were few
He had friend-the Lord knows who.
No care nor trouble vexed his lot
He had wish-the Lord knows what.
Al Length this holy man did die
lie LEFT the world--lhe Lord knows why.
Has buried in gloomy den
And he shall risa-lhe Lord knows when.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
81. Louis Millinery Rooms

E99 60, Market Street, Up Stairs, As9J
va ST. LOUIS, MO. 49,
.SLOPER g. RIMMEK importers and deal.
- ers of French Millinery, would respect
fully inform the Ladies, they are prepared to
offer any article in their line at the lowest
possible prices, and of the latest and most a D.
proved styles, being in receipt of pattern.
monthly.
The greatest attentions paid to written Or
ders, that persons at distance may feel per
feet confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and LeghOrns cleaned, dyed and
altered, and every article of mourning goods
supplied at the shortest notice.
st. Louis, August23, lS49.--25--9m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
Wisconsin Lumber Yard
Bremen,

The subscriber having now on hand 6
large stock of seasoned lumber, consisting in
part Of
5000, 600 white pine lumber, all kinds,
100000 Pine shingles.
500 ,000 Pine lsths,
Offers the same wholesale or retail for cash
cheaper than any yard in st. Louis. Bull.
ders and others are invited to call and ascer-
lain prices before making their purchases, as
am confident they can make great saving
in the cost of building materials in Suying
at this yard. (sl9-29 JAS. BLOOMER
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
Steamboat Captains,
Country Merchants and III OF tel
PrOprIetOrs
III
LOOK AT THIS

VOU can buy Pilot Bread, Navy Bread
Il Bitter, Sugar, Soda, Water and Boston
Crackers, baked in H, Balls New Patent
revolving Oven, at the Philadelphia Bakery,
% Myrtle st., between Second and Third, St.
Lonis, at the following low prices, and of as
good, if not better, quality, than this or any
other market can produce:
Pilot Bread-at 81 81 per Dbl. Dbl. included.
Nary Bread-at q cts per ID.
Soda CracEers-at % cts. per ID. by the box.
sugar at 81 cts. per ID, by the Dbl.
O@tfer at AZ cts per ID, or So per
bbl, Dbl. included
water at 81 cts. per ID, by the Dbl.
boston SO per bbl
Orders sent through the Post Office or other
wise. will be promptly attended to and fresh
baked the same day the order is received
" II. BALL.
Philadelphia Bakery, 63 Myrtle ST.. between
Second and Third sts, ST, Louis, No.
ST; Louis, March 6, ls5l-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27

J. 2. CLARK. A. .HERNDoN.
LAW NOTICE.
TLARK g. HERNDON will continue to
~ practice law in partnership, in all the
courts of Howard county, except the County
Court. Allbusiness entrusted to them will re-
ceive their united attention.
John B. Clark will continue to attend the
several courts as heretofore.
CL3~Ofiico on the public square, Fayette,
O-5-Andrew ]. Herndoncan at alltimes be
found atthe County Clerk office.
Fayette, October 10, lSlS.-32