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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

THE IRISH EXODUS. = The emigration
mania in Ireland is said to have somewhat
abated in parts Of the kingdom the approach
Of harvest being probably the main cause,
but the western counties still contribute
their full contingent to the vast Irish pop.
~ulation now setting down beyond the tive
oreat oceans,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14
WANTED,

A smart. intelligent young man, who can read and
N write and mas some knowledge ia the retail gro
Gerry trade. MAMMALIAN GlANl.
LANCASTER, July lIth 1859. = l0-lm.
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mAxTmIEIAN GIANI,

sVWTHoLEsALE md retail dealer In Groceries
w nd Provisions, Foreign and Domestic Liquors
and importer OF German Wine.
Main street, Lancaster Ohio. iO-ly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

6J-Joshus Graves, Esq. of Louisville,
Ky,, was drowned a few days ago, while at
tempting to swim ashore from a steamboat
which was aground.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

SERpNapss1o: Mr. SoULR.--A serenade,
j~gNhiehrsome 800 or 409 persons participant.
,ed5zrss given 10 Mr.. Soale, our new Minis.
tAtip SPaiu, al his lodgings, in New York.
GhMQnday night f4th inst. On his appear.
.Rnce be was greeted with enthusiastic ap.
plaoseSand cheersf for "Soule aud Cuba"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

SHoortEG AFFAIR.-A large Number Of
persons. had a sort Of picnic at the "High
banks" on the Scioto, about five niles north
Of this place, on the Fourth of July Abou,
5 O'Clock in the evening Stephen Bowshel
received a shot in the abdomen. which
though of a dangerous character, IHny not
terminate fatally Ca Wednesday morn
ing Levi Tatman, alleged to have been the
offending party. was committed to jail, IN
default of9SO0 bail for a hearing before The
next term of the court of nmmon pleas!-
The evidence on the preliminary trial wen
to show that phisksy had been literally used
during the day among. the Party.-Ctreh'
uae HsraLH. 80 ana
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SHoeKTgG AFFAIH AT EoaroL1.--We
learn from the Norfolk News, that, on Mon
Day night, William Searls, a butcher, while
returning from a steamboat, where no went
10 deliver some IA eat, met G eorgsJ. Church
swood aud another person engaged in a dis
pute, both excited by liluor. On Searl's
approach, he was accosted BY Churchwood,
angfy words cnsued,eund a pistol was dis
charged at Searls by Churchwood three
timas, each Gre taking effect. The latter
then drew a knife, which, before hn could
IL was w%rssted from his hind by SearlA,
who stabbsd his opponent fur times, from
the effects Of which Churchwood died in a.
'bout I'VE minutes. .Saarls was conveyed
homas&hage DO lies in a most precarious
5 situation, and ia thou yht cannot recover.
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DissOlunOn.

TIME undsrsignsd eepartneru, heretofore doing hu-
il sInrss uhdsr the name and firm. Of Giant aud
Rands,is thit day dissolved BY mutual consent. The
business viii be continued by Macmillan Giana, who
G1M& BRANDT.
Iancasfer. July IA 1863 I0-tm
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90 KILLED ny LieuTEISe.-On last Satur-
day afternoon, during the heavy rain which
fell IN this vicinity, Mr.. John Runyan. who
lived a few miles west of this town, and who
had been blowing iI his corn, took shelter
under a tree. and while there, himself and
horse were killsaby lightning : HiRsborsngl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

Grin Philadelphia, butter II selling at
3l4 ASIA cents per pound; eggs at lss s2O
cts. a dozen new potatoes at 81 per has.
ket, aud tomatoes at 81! a rs cts. per hal
marx. .ataNG .Ntt- ~
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AcctDEsT lxLowELt.--On Saturday last
az one Of tho female weaVers IN tie Ellioi
SMtlk lowell, was combing her hair ia rho
weaying,room. it accidentally caught around
the sbsft, drawing her up BY her h1ir be.
twscnih SHAFT and tho ceiling, mud jam
rmins her head against tho ceiling. The
saalp was torn rsarly OF. Her thumbs
which were; twined in her hair, were also
EIoFn, of, from the great force with which she
was drawhup i. The force with which her
head struck the ceiling was so great as IN
throw of the belt, thereby preventing her
head9rom hpinggroondh to powder. She
yasfeleased from her drepdful situation and
tbs scalp was replaced. Atter some hour.
ofdhcohsdioushess shc resaihcd her senses
and bids fail to recover, Le ta1as
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1RiUMfA or AMERICAN SKILL ~ Enc
IAap--At. the greet Agricultural Exhibit
ton for glaih and tho West Of England"
held Il Plymouth, on the 9Th ult,, Hussey's
Reppirg Machine, says the Plymouth Mail,
wontbe prize for reaping, and,by acelama-
ton and when the president, Sr Thomas
Ackhud, NJ. p, proposed three cheers Tor
Nj. Hussey, It was heartily responded to
by thousands, and without a dissenting
voice. The judges crowned his reaper with
laureb and the stars and stripes waved in
triumph twenty-five feet high over Ameri-
can Ingenuity and enterprises on English
poil,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

EFFECT OF RAnRoAps.-Throughout the
whole of Virginia, where internal improve
ments have penetrated, there has been a
great advance in the price OF lands. In
many counties, particularly in the West, the
advance has been from 80 to 100 per cent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14

Cou~SrERFEtr NorEs.-We learn from
the Wheeling Gazette that q bundle Of coun-
forfeit notes on the "Farmers' and Me.
chauics' Bank Of Baltimore" were found, a
few days ago, by a gentleman in that city.
A number Of them were not even signed,and
were lust fresh from the press.
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REMoYAI.

nocToR BERsTLER has removed his Office to
~ siigh. near Wheeling street, and near his dwell.
ling, IO-aw.
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+ Fire "A fire occurred this morning, Mt
half past 4 O'Clock, in an ash house Of JUS.
Rice, on Broad street. 1t originated from
the ash-batrel, We trust this will be a
warning to others. s.fs sf,ts tseHH
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1858 - '.yIIIgE!!IIEEII!l 1853
HUBBY, HUGHES & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AND DEALERs IN
Salt, Fish, Plaster, and Wnter Lime,
CLEVELAND. OHIO. AH
r IBERALCash and advances made on consignments
- Of property, for sale in this or eastern markets.
Proprietors West. Trans. Line, Ohio Canal
AGENTS FOR
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
For freight or passage, Applyto '
J.. fl, MOORE, No. Cortandt st., New York.
Western Transportation Company, Erie Canal,
Via, Buffalo, New York and oswego Line via. Oswego
PRoPRrEToEs AND AGENTS. -
g S g. CHASE &SCO.. Alb my. New York. ~
SAMUEL MORGAN. Buffalo, New York. ~
J. M DYGERT & Co, Oswego. New York.
"a q. sTIsaIss. lis Broad st .N.Y.
P.B BURKE. % State at. B 'ston. Mass.
FLANAGAN. 681 South Wharves. Phil.
JANE, C. EVANS, Ship Canal, Buffalo.
Griiith's Western Line,
PRoPRIEToRs AND AGENTS.
EVAN GRITYITH, No SO coentis Slip(up stairslN.Y
WINS TowLE, corner River & State SITS. Troy, N
J, M GRrFTIrH & CO., Long Wharf and Ship cana
Buffalo. Refer to Merchants generally. Aprtl26
FAIRFIELD co. CLOTHING STORE
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MAINE Law tx cosNEcrIcgr.--The Maine
Liquor Law WIS defeated in the House of
delegates by a large majority, by striking
out the enacting clause and inserting a bill
granting license for the sale ofliquor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-14
SADDLE
Three doors West Of ihe swan Hotel, in
Whlie1 building,
MktNSTRtEL1AAchS IERoHm~


aying ~raeently rcmored fhoir estahliIhmeush om
ll5hehors old bulldings % tha brick blneE eft.
y. Whites on Tho entn6r iof Main nd Columbus
streets. and made~ numerous additions 70 their sIork,
take this method ofiniorming their frisnd. md thS
public generally. that they are prepared To- mapufss-
ture with nes'ness and disp.teh al articles pertain.
ing % their iine Of Sasl1ssl- Thav heVs sanlavaA
articles from the best material.
They keep eonstaptlys on hand general ansort.
mbnt Of THE following arteles.
Saddles. BFidlss and Hrneas, ..
Carriage, Wagon and Riding wilma.
Trunks, Valiseg, Carpet Bags.
Single and double Maiffasses. $780, .
Al kinds Of hy.nets. &C., &c. "a N
All of.which they will sell CHEAp for CASH
All work made to order, or purchased At their est.h.
%lishment, Is Warranted to be made OF the BTsTs
MATERIAL, and In morkman-like manner
Call and examine for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere.
June 2, so. LITTLE &MATLAcK
N. B.-The senior partner. desirous Of settling uV
the outstanding accounts ofthe old firm, would re-
s~pectlully ask those indebted 10 call and settle immO-
diately, and thus save him the disagreeabls Necessity
Of placing the accounts in the hands Of ofieers Of ths
law for collection. A word to the wise Ia aufEcieat.
-f"@ ftI. N.EITTLE.
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MccoRMTCK's REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MooRE.S WHEAT DRILL.

and bayour goods md wares,our pIoufhs and shares,
andwe willtry in turn TO buy your corn, your Wheat,
your flour, your meat, your hay, your cats, your
rag bank notes. or aught you may desire to spare, Of
broken pots and other ware, We therefore haVeths
highest hope, without designing any Joke, that you
Will give . liberal share Of patronage to us who are
d~etsrminedto do business on the most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT e. Co..
Lancaster, Fabruary 10. 1853 40
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chs lNfehh 6azefiG.
CITY OF LANCASTER:
weas'any N 1sning,Jaiy -, 1873

Weassany Mosntng.Jaly ID, lsSs
EvrRrsseg Ssoul1 x suw I'VE have
often heard ladies' express a desire 70 know
BY what proeessthe the gloss observable
ga new liaen, shir. bosoms. etc, IS prOdu'
osa, saliasoslss to Crafty thsmi We sub
jim shs fSlOeihs eciPs Cor making Gu"
Arabic tarchs Earl-n
TakstHo 6aates Of fhc white gum ara
bio posRdsr.pat uso.s p.teaer, pour on y .
Mat orsn6tc b5Ri1S water, (aeeo7ilus To
tho degree ogktf9nsss y5u dssire') AMI tn n
having covered II, let il set all night. IN
ths m ,rnias p5lrsit Carefully from the
dregs intoaseassT bbttls. cork H. and seep
itfor 1ss. a tablespoonful Of gum water
stirred into a pint OF starch that mas oeen
made in tho usual manner, will give e
lawns, either white or printed,l look OF new
ness, when nothing else can restore them
after washing. II is also good, musa dtlu
ted, for white muslin ald 61biaet,
Wrsoossn.- This e~nrerprisin5 youn:
;5ssts has suffered very seriously fora few
years past from failure of crops. Many DO
: gd1 to thiak the agricultural resources o
wisconsin would prove to be a permlhcn
failure. All will %rej1lce, however, to knov
that 4 great change for the better has tax
ZEN place this ssason. The intelligent edit
or oEfhe BaIoit Journal, writing from Mad
ison. c7npdnicites the following agtoea
BILE information: +s
.sFrom every quarter Of tbs State | hes
thu best ~accolnssof all kinh Of crops.-
Fsisuds from Rack cohaty inform me, hpN
cgarsthl they ars all hsiyier and yer
mnch m9rs forward .h5re than, hereabou
aud farther north though farmers here al
dslighted With thsit prospects,. antieipa'
angasta beneiL to the prosperity of tho Sta
2; ffoIb. rheerops now growing"
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WONDERFULAND EXTRAORDINARY
CURE
of Rheumatism of twenty years. Standing.

Never in my life have I had so much pleasure. in
~ doing anything as in giving this certificate to the
world, and | hope ii may be tho cause of thousands
Of my allow-crcaturs being relieved from that
dreadful disease, rheumatism. My vito has becn at.
aieted with it for twenty years, most of the time suf.
fering excruciating pains in every part other body.
Having no appetite whatever, she was reduced to al.
mosta skeleton. So violent were the pains that she
seldom could sleep without taking large doses ofopi-
UNI. Every joint was swelled very much, and her
knees, hands, and neck, covered with largo humps
Sha could do no kind Of work, the sinews and mus
cles being so hard and contracted that her limbs were
drawn together, so that she was obliged to be in bed
constantly. In this condition she had been for TWEEN
ty years. without ever getting any relief from every
thing she used, until she commenced the use of II.
G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LiNIMENT, the first
bottle Of which produced a great change. She has
now used Eve bottles, and the swellings have nearly
all gone down; pain has entirely left her; she sleeps
we'll and souudly; Is more fleshy than ever she was in
hcr life; has an excellent appetite, and spins and
sews all day. By the use of a few bottles more she
must be as well as ever she was. II any one doubts
this wonder ul cure, he has only to call at my resi-
dence near Peoria, and learn the circumstances from
my wife's own lips, or he can further inquire Of any
of my ne;ghbors. AMUEL ELSON.
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Dissolution Notice.

VNHE co.partnership of ARNEY & CLARKE was,
= by mutual ,ss ssreeps nS,: dissolved h.si0 on the ~ DAY
counts with said firm will please call and settle with
either said Arney or Clarke, one Of whom will be
found at the old establishment. Hts "
gq1 IT SsT AitNEY ~ CtARKE.
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SORRY TO HEAR Flour excellent friend,
N. IL. Van Worries, Of the Athens Messenger,
has retired from tho post of editor of that
paper, and is succeeded by his brother, A.
]. Van Worries "Chronic affections brought
on by too close application to business
give him cause for uneasiness as to his per-
manent health, and he will, for time at
least, try some other sort of occupation.
We trust his hopes fora speedy recovery
will be speedily realized. Van Worries has
a host of friends all overgthe State that
will be sorry'to hear of his poor health
O. s. Journals So. iFt AZ.
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GJ-There was a foot face at Springf cid,
last Tuesday, A. Sleepy David-looking
Yankee bet 800 that he could beat at a
certain distance. The money was put up,
the public turned out,tofsee the sport, and
the Yankee won by 20fdet. He then offer.
ed to bet that he wouldsl fat on his back,
and at a given signal rise and run 100 yards
and beat his opponent ten feet, but as no
body knew whathe mightdo, he was unable
to find an acceptor, Il
A LARGE BoNus--The, Detroit Demo
crat says the Michigan Central Railroad
Company have offered d bonus of $4,000
to the Canada Railroad Company, OF The
condition that it shall be, completed by tht
10Th of January, 1854. The Canadian
management say they viii win the none,
without fall. .s aar1 s
0J-JOhn Brough, Esq, was unanimousl!
elected President Of the indianapolis AN,
Bellefontaine RailroadGonpanyo on sOth ult
Mr.. Brough Will still.continue at thehea'
Of the Madison aad I Indianapolis Company,a
also at the TerrayH ante and St. Louis foal
as heretofore. g
eT-Judge Tyler, in Virgins, has ,deci
ded achurch case, invoking. ;~the.points o
controversy between the Methodist churcl
north, and south, in favor OF the north
The Western -ChgisiiGa;A Advocate has the de
cisioh at length. ~
Tai DEcATuR.-The sloop Of war Dsca
tur, just ordered % ithe 4Rahfhg grounds, ist
be commanded by Commander sWm. G
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09
Benton once a Whig.

The Jefferson Examiner" has gone back
to 1924 and re-publishes on address ''to the
friends of Mr.. Clay in Missouri" signed by
H. s. Geyer, w. Christy, G. f. Strothes,
and 7. H. BENTON, urging Mr.. Clay's fit
ness for the Presidency, because che was
the founder of an American system Of poli-
cy, based on the Agriculture and Manufac-
lures of his own country" and "the most
efficient protector of American Iron, Lead,
Hemp, Wool, Cotton; the most jealous pro-
moter of Internal Improvement, and has tri-.
umphed over the President, Mr.. Monroe,
who opposed and vetoed the system of roads
and canals;--and to cap the climax, because
Missouri owes her existence as q State 10
him"
That is true bill, and shows that Ben
ton has seen purer and better days. But he
forsOok Clay and the American system, and
beddcd with the Locofocos where he learned,
and taught the Democracy all the tricks they
know, and which is now causing them SO
much trouble. Had Benton stood with Clay
and the friends of Internal Improvement,
Missouri would lave been different State
from what she now is. Both wings of the
democracy have made step for the plat
form which Benton abandoned, and they are
now running race, even with the Wings,
on Internal Improvement. A few Of the
prominent Antics are yet very careful about
rail roads, but fear to oppose the Wings, or
Benton, boldly. Let them all come back
and Join the Wings, and we shall be able TO
put Missouri al the head 0! the column Of
Stotns
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09
The First Steamboat,

The first steamboat that ever run On the
Western waters, was built under the super
intendence Of Mr.. John Robson, so years
old on the 18th instant, and now living with
his son William, two miles back of New
port, Ky. His head is whitened by age
but his memory is good, and he rccollec.s
well about his youthful exercises.
He was employed by Fulton, Livingston
s. Co., Of New York. The boat was launch
ed at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th day Of
March, 1911, and was called the New Or
leans. She was painted with blueish col
ored paint. She passed New Madrid, Mo-,
at the time of the earthquake, in December;
1911.
Mr.. Scowls, now living in Coyington,
wealthy man. was cabin boy on her, An
drew Jack was pilot, and Mr.. Baker was
engineer.
/ She carried Gen. Coffee and Don Carl
from Natchcz with their troops down to
New Orleans in 1914, at the time Genenal
Jackson was defending that city against The
, British.
/ All these oldcn times are well recollected
BY our good old friend Robson, whose COM
pany is more interesting and instructive, re-
lating to the events that occurred in his
younger days, than any history OF The pre-
sent.
He was revolutionist in the mechanic
branches in the early settlement of the
country, and had TO fight against contending
opinions to accomplish what he did in that
early day. Mr. Robson is now hearty, hale
and well, and attends to considerable busi.
ness on the farm OF his son, William, which
by the by is beautiful place Newport
/ (Kv.) News.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09
Carroll Comfy.

The following letter from one of the best
informed wings in Carroll, will be read with
pleasure by our readers. 1t was not writ
ten for publication, however, and we hope
the writer will excuse the liberty we take
with his communication
Dean SRI see by your paper of the
26th ult., that a Wing convention for this
district will be held at Bloomington on the
18th inst. TO nominate some one for Con-
gress. This is as it should be, and you may
expect to see Carroll represented in that
body. My impression is that we can beat
our friend "Claib." Carroll, do not think,
will vote :or him with any suitable oppo-
nent in the field. Yours, SC.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09
County Meetings.

The "North East Reporter" in noticing
whig meetings in this District, sneeringy
speaks Of them as ''large and enthusiastic
meetings, held in grand jury rooms. -
What were the democratic meetings, and
where were they held? In a late number
of the "Missouri Democrat we find the
following account of one:-
E5A correspondent writing from Edna,
Knox Co., Mo-, gives the following account
of the meeting in that place, which sent
delegates 10 Claib Jackson's bogus conven-
tion: "Our County Court was in Sess
A few of the leading Antics were about,
and it was rumored that they were going
TO hold a meeting to appoint delegates
They loltered about until four o'clock, when
| asked one of them if they were going to
hold meeting. He said they were. not;
but in about fifteen minutes wnking and
nodding commenced, and they assembled, to
the number of seven or eight land organized
Upon the appointment of delegates the high
est vote taken. was ayes three, nays not
taken"
Was that meeting held in a grand jury
room or in the back room of a grocery?-
How enthusiastic" those three "ayes'
must have sounded!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09
Grand National Central Highway.

The following letter Of invitation was adj
dressed to Col. Benton on his recent visit to
the western frontier, and the following an
swer received from him:--
BRuSswicK, Mo-, May 8, 1868.
Hon. THos. H. BENToH-Dear Sir: We
portion of your fellow-citizens of this vi
cinity, without political distinction, learn
ing that the question of the great Central
Pacific Railway, would most respectfully
ask you to designate day when we may
have the pleasure of hearing you speak in
Brunswick. Very truly, SC.
Charles Derrickson, J. M. Venable, w. II.
Beddow, Jno. Fl. Blue, Joseph Cotes, A.
Hathaway, John Brodie Barret, Thomas
S. Anderson, A. D. Day, w. E. Mober-
ly, B. N. Jones, John Allega, Charles
West, John G. Fetzer, DIR. A. c. John
son, A. Sportsman, ]. w. Gillian, T. E.
Gillian, Levi Benjamin, B. D. Spencer,
John Ballantlnc, R. G.. Beazley, A. Win
ter, Jas. L. Pearson, w. Voolfolk, A. L..
Kerr, e. G. St. Clair.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09

Congress, which was deemed chimerical---
that Of road to Santa Fe. Solitary and
alone began to work upon that road, and
accomplished it, having obtained an appro-
priaticn of $50, 900 for marking it out, treat
Ing with the Indians for safe passage through
their country, and contiliating the good will
Of the New Mexican authorities in Santa
t'e. Perseverance and good cause crowned
my efforts with success; and | have never
doubted of eventual success; and the period
seems now to be approaching for the grand
consummation. The public mind seems to
be effectually reused up to it; and that all
over our Union, and into Europe also
The British Minister Lord John Russell J
told our late Minister, Mr.. Abbott Law
renee, Gas Mr.. Lawrence told me, J that this
enterprise, if accomplished, would have a
greater influence upon human affairs than
any event since the discovery of the New
World by Columbus-in which opinion Mr..
Lawrence concurred, and told me it would
be one of his cherished objects for the re-
mainder OF his life.
Having lately spoke fully on this subject
at Kansas, Westport and Independence, a
report of which you will see in the news
papers, say no more until we meet.
Yours, truly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09

CALLAwAY CoUNTY.-TheC County Court
of Galloway have ordered an election to be
held in that county on the first Monday in
August next, to ascertain the sense of the
voters on the proposition that the county
subscribe one hundred thousand dollars TO
the capital stock of the North Missouri
Railroad, provided the road runs through the
said county; and whether the sum shall be
paid by the issue of county bonds, or by tax
alton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-06-09
Nj LvILL LIE,
FASHIONABLE HALTER,
No. Al, Fourth street,

Opposite the Planters House, st. Louis, Mo.
NETOULD respectfully call the attention of
w strangers visiting the city, 10 the fact that
he keeps on hand all the leading styles of gentle
mems hats-HIs OWN sTYLE-aud he invites to lit
the special attention of the beau monde, feeling
assured that their decision will stamp it PerfeG-
Of Youths and chidren's fancy Hats and Caps,
&C., sc. In connection will be found TRUNKS,
VALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, CANES. and
sundry other articles too numerous TO mention.
April IA r. l.. MELVILLE.