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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

EszN neous BOOKS and Stationary.
Among the School Books are the Eclectic Sc
res, Goodrich's readers, the several Arithmetics,
Biographies, &C., used in the various schools of
the country.
Among the miscellaneous works are Clark,
Commentary, Dicks works, Rollins and Hume's
histories, Plutarch, Josephus, Bright's Practic e
and Essay, the several British and American Po-
cts; and the book that every body wants and every
body reads-FERN LEAVES from FANNY's PoRT
Folio. And let those who have read "Uncle
Tom,' call and get the ''Review of Uncle Toms
Cabin,' by DR.. Woodward, Of Cincinnati.
Also, general assortment of Testaments, peck
ct and family Bibles, Hymn and Song books
writing, letter and note paper, envelopes, pens
blank books, memorandum, &C., &c.-makins
handsome assortment in this department
They have recently added to their stock o.
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Paints, Dye Stufs
&C., all of which will be sold on accommodating
terms. September 15-3m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
A school Teacher wanted.

A Family residing in the country wishes to en-
"A gage the services of young Gentleman in
the above capacity. The school will be only for
the family, and for but a few children. The sala-
full requirements are expected Gentlemen des-
rous OF situation of this kind, competent and
well recommended, will apply for further inform
alton at this Office SeptS-4t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

LITERARY HoNoRs.-The Madison Uni
versity Of New York, has recently bestowed
the honorary degree of L. L. d. on Rev.
John l.. Waller, of the Louisville Recorder.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
Carriage and Buggy Trimming,
ReDairing and Painting.

HEI The subscriber respectfully an
2sH14- nounces to the citizens Of Glasgow
-22-S- surrounding country that he is
prepared to repair Carriages and Buggies in the
most substantial style, warranting his work to be
as well done as 1t can be anywhere, and at as low
prices.
He will also manufacture to order, Carriage and
Buggy Harness in any style desired.
G15%Shop on Water street, three doors above
Barton's Corner. ~ fEtEffJE r. KUSCHkE.
Glasgow, Sept 8--3ms Zoo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

B-The MaysviIle Express names Hon.
]. C. Breckenridge,of Kentucky for Speak
er of the next House of Representatives Of
the United States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, September Is, 1853.

IL The Editor left home last Sunday,
and will be absent couple of weeks.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

TABLE Rock GoSE.-Early on the 9th,
what was left of Table Rock fell with a
tremendous crash. The projecting rock is
now all gone.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

OuTRAGE.-The last Boonville Observer
says:
"Just as our paper was going TO press, we
were informed of an attempt made by a ne
gro TO rape white woman, between Pilot
Grove and Boonvile. The negro, ii is said,
was caught and beat almost to DEATH"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

n The bar of the Glasgow House is offered for
A sale, the owner being engaged in other bust
ID ness. The fixtures are new, and the bar doing
a good business. Enquire at the Post Office, or
Glasgow House. [Septs-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

CLOTHING w AKEt1OUOE.
CLOTHING FOR the MILLION.
FTo this important question there is but one
i reply, il comes from the Voice of the
People, who have long tried and found emf
nently worthy. of patronage, the OLD EsTAD-
LISTED FIRM Of
MCKNIGHT, ENDERs C CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
RE ADV AIDE CLOT HING.
No. &c, Main Street, 81 Louis, Mo-,
simmons Block, Boston.
We have now on hand large and splendid as
sortInent of MEN and BOYS WEARING AP-
PAREL, manufactured under the direct super
vision of one of the partners now residing for that
purpose in the ,.
As we are in receipt of new supplies daily, We
can offer inducements in the way Of
Novelty, Comfort and Fashion,
not found in any other house in the Western
country.
T5sGIvE Us A CALL,
and we assure you you will not think OF going
further to seek for
Greet BARGAINS.
IL you cannot pay personal visit, send on
your orders and we will fill them to your satisfac-
ton
VIM. s. Mcknight, } St. Louis, Mo.
WIN. +. ENDERS, ot' 11oul'' Wv
T. A. SIMMONS, Boston.
September 8-3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
ST. LOUIS planning MILL.
Office South side Of Olive,
Between Fourth s. Fifth SITS.

Office South side Of Olive,
Between Fourth 81 Fifth SITS.
WE are now prepared to fill all orders for
w WHITE AND YELLOW PINE FLOORING, in
any quantity and of the different qualities. Our
stock is now well seasoned, and orders from our
friends and the public generally, will meet with
prompt attention. We also prepared TO fur
nsh Shelving, Sheetng and Fencing, and all other
descriptions of dressed lumber used by carpenters
in building.
On the first of October next, we will fill orders
for every description and any sizes of SAsHEs,
DooRs, WINDOW BLINDS AND FRAMES, which we
will guarantee to be fully equal to anything of the
kind made East or West The machinery brought
from the East for the purpose, we can safely say
is superior to ANYTHING of the kind now in use
here. We shall at the same time have our Box
and Moulding Machine in full operation, to which
we solicit the attention of all interested We
shall make all descriptions of Moulding used in
building.
Our prices in every case will be as low as SINH
lar articles can be furnished by any other estab-
lishment in the city.
1t is our intention always TO keep full sup
ply Of all the articles we manufacture subject 10
ORDER and in every instance our friends may be as
sured that their orders will receive immediate at
tenton, and the articles sent in every case equal to
their recommendation.
Sepl5-$5. WADE, STILLE & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
dissolution of Partnership.

TV,HE partnership heretofore existing between
i Robert T. Prewitt and John w. Henry is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, and all per-
sons indebted to them are requested to call on Ell
ther and settle. r. T. PREWITT.
]. W. HENRY,
Favette Sent 1-sS-6w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
JAMES R. SHEPHERD.

WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MO-,
g Keeps on hand fine assortment of Watch
GA es, Clocks and Jewelry generally, Fancy
G&sH Goods, with Guns, Pistols, Knives, Musi-
cal instruments and Toys.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted
Engraving on gold and silver well executed.
Glasgow, September Is, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
Final Settlement.

Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will apply at the October Term, 1st Monday,
of the Howard county court, for final settlement
of their administration on The estate Of John Ter
rill, decd. JAMES TERRlLL,
JOSHUA W. TERRILL,
JESSE TERRILL,
Sept8-4w Ex'rs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
EDWARD BOYLE,
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

60 Runaway from the subscriber living in La
* fayette county, No. on the 7th day of Au-
" gust, 1853, Negro man named LOUIS
Said negro is about 80 or "a years old; five feet
five or six inches high; heavy built; between black
and copper color; smooth skim rather a small or
light beard, which when he left had been allowed
to grow TO some length on the chin; had lost by
decay tooth in front of the eye tooth, the left
side of the upper jaw; is little bow-legged, and
sometimes walks lame: This negro was raised in
Mason county, Kentucky, where, as in Missouri,
he was a notorious runaway.
Within few years past, he has twice eIoped
and gone west of Missouri TO the Indian country,
where he spent some months among the Shawnee
and Pottowattomie Indians, having changed his
named to John. He is remarkably shrewd fell
low, and very submissive in speech and manner,
except when angry.
Twill give the above reward of one bundled dol
lars for said negro, if taken out of the State, or
fifty dollars if taken in Missouri, and delivered to
Inc, or secured in Jail so that can get him.
M. w. FLOURNOY.
Sept. l-S5-Tc h Lex ExDress
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
BOOKS! BOOKS!!

%zN o. HENDERSON & Bro. have appropri-
M8y ated part of their extensive Drug room
XXX to an assortment of School and Miscella-
EszS neous BOOKS and Stationary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15

NVCdpItualHuUH TT ~ ~ Sff IV PET uuy
to the sum of sixteen thousand
and ninety-six dollars and fifty cents. The
above calculation is based on the supposition
that all teams be two horse. Now what
will be the ordinary expenses of the road ?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-15
BAR FOR SALE.

Fayette, Sept. 1-s8-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
State 0l Arkansas, |

GouNtY or skvIrEi SGT,
Clerks OffS he Ssrisr Circuit eourioai The CiaF.
eerB adt hfrs3f IN Paeail5a q sad Court on ihis
Ia dagge Nipssi5sr I. D, 1853.
JIfHEREAS, Daniel J. Owens, jaceh Doom
w uul Sarah his vile. William Owens and
John Owens, children ana hais oi John 0Weisi
deceased, Margaret GiaY James ii, omg gul
Safah hrs wilt the said Margaret and Sarah be-
iuf daughters %. William Ovens, deceased, James
{, Owens, son OF zaid William Ovens, dsecBsad
aud Saline Owens the daughter Of said decreased,
have exhibited aud filed their petition IN pur CT
cut Court, aa behalI OF themselves aud all others
the heirs ai the said William Owens deed, and
Geafaa b owen dze'l. MS they allegapmFiUg flF
the alsisiaa au' partition ai tie raa. estate who're
o tines nii William Owen aal tie said George B.
oWefs died zieled and pazzsf,ll
AM It appearing nom Inc aeaIIogail5fso OF zail pc
,lauu. and the affidavit. o. lanes {. ONlas there.
20 appended. thai David Owens. aul tie ua.
kgaaH hens of Ni.liam & owrHsdgccased, who
was Iha sau o. the said WIlInm 0Ruua. deachs.
cd fbaaphlius kilIsn. eal MaIHaa lis wilr=
yaaHs bUai, md Mary Ann hi VIE Lena
HsIeus, anu lablIaa bis vie, H4ftes Caah, 1nl
Letlda his Miir. whom #Eeihef with tie said
petitioners are the only h#in of he aid William
Oven aad George i. Owen, dec aud tae ushf.
Col distributes Of tHgT respective estates, All
a.sa. iha, taey are Hnuresiieu,s O the STATE c!
AIkausas.
Therefore YOU lie said David oWons lal ths
unknown haifs ui tie said William e. 0WeBEdsz
cca5ed iheaHhc'us k.l.en and Naiuja his wife.
Jamss Dual aud Mary Ann hh wife. Baflas
Casa aud l.sl,ua lis wife Liaa dalsms aud Ia
+ blAl aii Wiie aud all oihenper on who have OF
huIi aH Interest n tie esiaies OF tie taia u .afa
owgHs aul George B Oven llrsaastl, ,of lst Q.
+ li,em are azfeag Hafidtl ani required IA J5 aud
appear before the iaige OF oHf Circuit Court In
LtaHzsrf sIiHHs. On iHe dsi jaY ui iae neki term
o'aaf CIEaIt Coail, a, Court "a te haIisn al
The ea4r-aaute ia i#e town pi FamcIiiia in aHa
Hl tHa county Of seKier aforesaid. On the a Mon.
day al February uaNtnlfI fbe iaiu hereof then.
aui tHnte, n ausWHl said petition
Aalii is uhiefcl lili fapy of sis eafIy l.
pahlizafl IN the Washington Telegraph a
neN=Gaprf Huuied and published In he ias,n II
ha##.H. M 81 tbs State. tour Wets, L. auf
sssHs.ge s=e.F IH#rs,.aHa. the last oi tg.. J. "a
Ng Hz fa than iaHf ~ ss hH.art IL tssl day q
lac HeAi term ialz CugHii Coafs
Il C.. elSn. eifr.
\ sE4g cops .fsm tic ftaafi
Ts,.c. Il q HiNp. eiat
- - Iz5i. 4z=.g.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
AZ ArrEnrr u Alrans, ny Nrnsnr. Tin

Az AfTfNrT 70 MuRnga rY SraeoEs.-Tbe
Columbus Ga T5af't the a3d Iust. saya
-Four negracs, belonging 20 Gal, Joseph 4. L.
Lee Of this COUNT attempted IN murder Aln, Lee
few DAYS since, IN the lbscuee al her husband
They had been diminishing LOW puis1n. but
finding ihis iuttiestlal they went 10 her ioom at
night and had HcafY succeeded in smu,hpfIug her.
when she had the presence OF mind 10 afause her
little son BY p.nehIng him whose outefy alarmed
some iallhial servants, who came to her rescue
just in tlme to save her from q brutal DEATH The
nesfaes have confessed thtif crime and are NOW
IN jail awaiting their tnal, rhey do nat impuie
then evil desigls u any ankiHd Treatment. on the
paf. Of then Mistress
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
ea.plrs svus. on, Of Easlaad's swee.e,t CO

GaARLrs SvAls one Of Earlaud's swee,c,t CO.
ismpmy poets, saas laas ct harei
What Is tanei Tie bsaaieouY fuA,
Nhlth au'OH all r siugs uHan.
The teas.o Of li.t', dTraiy sea,
touniain' OF ieH.ings young aad wann;
\ day beam hanuns Though the storm;
\ 'oiis ai mgIaiy, WHa5r aitih
l. nhi-ion sHer'---faa pure lur eafihl
4 blossom Of lI.al mliaat tree
Nhoss iIt.t Tie ANGELS only #eel
4 beauty yugd charm whose power
l. seea=-.na aFel-aaI#s sasl--el ao4f
A portion oi that waIlal ln eamr.
WaeH car hand ueeaU mse. sbsit las, o'efwbelm-
lhs da4U,
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
NnTIC CE

A pPLlCAIION will bc maic hv ih- under.
Il signed ai iHraaAt term ofihc Probate Cluu.
lf aHI uf iba rluiyul llem1.tll. in me SAT-
OF Aibanaa llgr i4' dl'e hereof af an or.'ef
i1tcI. s.I oI tar h.l. Estate belonging 20 iae e..
ta'g ol R1'ga Hamilton decreased. sum.rd iB
llanp.'g.d uan'. Arlluas. iur tlc purpose of
pyus iug ds.s rgi.Hej sal allowed AGAINST
uII estate, GOD application wi'O gl.1 lc madr bv
tar u0Dcr. Eh.i o. the reNt term OF tlg Probate
Cauuoi Lag} ,' county, Arh9uas. alter iho
date hereof aruul oulcJ to trl a'l a. tlr Slaves.
oHd other p,raHa. property belonging 90 t.Id os.
tate, 90 slid county On odci 90 pos oil and d.s-
cunfse tlp debts exhibited and allowed agaiust
said estate. john B. SANDEFUK %
prbar .ilmr AMI g'H me- YWeHl.tlsf
hr oHr gf BoJH Hamilton. DEED.
Dflmiu lE ltli. al-iw
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
GLARKsvILLE
Femnle Hnstitutc .

TNHE Ieonenns Of this Institution will take
l. place on the Ir5t Monday in October next,
under tie superutHHienee ard control OF Mrs. l..
A, fopD and Miss {. NJ. AoGo4s, late Vice Prin.
cipal,
Two assistant teachers Of eomps,ent abilities
will ba In aiteutaaee Ct the commencement OF
the School, and the ua..ed principals pledge them
selves ,ha. every hranCH both useful and ofha.
mgaia, shall be thoroughly taught in the lnAsi.
tl.4.
TsFna for Session Of Five Months.
Roafd, including fuel, lights, washing, Se $50 90
lHIHza IN ouhuglaphy Reading, WH.
tn, grd E'gmeHIa OF AfiibmeiIe,.... ~ -
Tuition in he Above, with lae udditonof
G!amr'afi Geosaghy Arithmetic, and
Tuition Ia 'ihg Hg6saCial-iEmb,rae
s.l tie lfaasags e caanele English
Elarst.ua, computing Or,haEnphY.
Reading AID Seeming haelry hrliug
Arithmetic A.fsall, UsametrY, Natur.
al. Mental aHl AaU. Philosophy, Rhe.
toriel Composition. Lngc, Botany.
lh8sio.pHYi GhemaaFa Astronomy
history SD Geography. Aueient end
aet6fu, Illustrated s,iia large Map.
eal Glaesf, also the Use " . Select
l=Eaias .lts4r,r - ssaHsrs..tsss ,,. 20 CO
lnstntuOH IN ,as French Lapguagrr... 10 co
Do IA 'as l.aiiu Laiguaget...... 10 90
Music on tue Plane Fo..sa.s,.,..s...,. .:Qn
We ai lhiifamcuiisa,, se1
DaWins al Painting ia &aleF too,s, ioeo
Max wotki Nunte4 work, aud French
Emeteiaafg oaeal eal..,...t..,.s...,.. 10 20
T. 4 TODD. A.,
C. 4 MORGAN. H'"spa'
Mss Ass sHLfas. ...
Mis- Mar KcnaaHsoS, '''HHa't'
Cisr,sgatf. s.I4 :. ltsH. g1-sr.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
NEW GOODS.
1EcNG!lnEla & REOMn,

HAfiNG rasuaara.'r located O.. FULTON
IL Allk IS fege tIf received. sa4 wHI t-rr
constantly oa hsll D srHsrs' a.a'imeti q rr.
good, hIHr-.t- illaaaIe. Q.tra.vaf ilai,
bnl's, Shoes. and s4.h nn.as sui Msl.el,s d,
alc -oHrt B U.-.i In i5.s climate
AL>p-A -eHala' a ..1Hmru. of 5ummer and
winter COLLINS. iouH.s visiting Fulton afe
respectfully invited 90 col. aa. s2sm.nc .1rtAlm-
selves.
il.l.eh~'' marte, r-.ee paid !oi Hide, Pei
mt iauNas Ne,
f-.-it .i.s-g, .if.l @. 1859. ll-M
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
OBITUARY.

b#aih hzz egl#fHa o nzaes- aEe.ias In the
Vicinity eIaar que iaWu=aHI daHl daughter #
IuaHts aH# sAEtH CuHsii,s. La brsH ii, vie.
TIN uu,. a#al Ha8Hrn Haa .h, I.#,J - aal.shs
win ael =u'es znsI'. a9a ats pIalIe. i4H
tttEss"l L. EHlIHz rliHHsz iai even ihai suafI
is.a sl.I#a= iH eHsAlua #Ha a. .gHH#f ,.Hs
a.az. pss.z lia1F al ibg.f Hanus# a. o. aflza. saH
p.s=5H sars s#aar HI#H tier g. H.Hst Iaa# b.eHI
lg4Hl b. rt zss...f#sI aHt n .r #zaai Hafs an
E.az#lg siaHI# #HFassz In hl..KFltl tas f..sa#
aRaHH laaHzzIH H#Fil. sHraH#HHl.E a#Ii there
.is - - la aI##Hlf4 .a#s=H y.z#as,i HaI ms
iti sf' 8 ~ ..r zaGd. H.; aHf ntf#a Maa#
a'.H ssryl#=I ',Ua azs h4aI#=I. aaI BE-. llH.a nlu
De- - N'aH iag aEstl -fszis.a H#' !auz Hl.aas
sssz Il ..as iaaI.l iasHeal lsH HH.as., sHa lose
u lzHaan,e he deep lsaz ~
sH zs.aH4 #s'IH## I#s #I#
a.l NHa af i IlH.H# 80 HuTtI=4
IT, iH#H z#a NHH a.
kaHa#H. IsffHa l#Hzs iama#=
So lszH.s "a II fl.H anil .ss=
o .##HrH I#H.. IS aaas
Iast iu ilzalsa. fRP
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

manuscrpt-nn act Of Conscientious liberality,
which 70 these DAYS Of poor compensation for
mental labor is wholly without parallel.
louH imly, PETER PIKE.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
INnrcaElnuec Rn.c.

w I'LL be- u't ou the 'lh day Of January next.
w to the highest b.d.cr ua.c.s called lor be-.
fore that lime "6IN sJ,Np' marked C. W.
Coil Fui'on, Ars's iet. hce by steamer Frances
'1uc., being d rr'aIuutHt lmm lgsas Raurer."
told 10 pay chlfgCa SAML c. WHEAT
R'.sr, ,9vtp, N s. 1852. sS-gt
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
Nntlcc.

A IL rarons afc GrwsWel a,5Irf .r.' ling iof
n ID note given hv iHg undersigned 90 S s. Ne.
DoSALn, about o. months since doe ,uc lN o,
last june .al iaIty ao.,au have settled uii
nltc, icing i4e ouiy one ever executed 10 him
C.P, TuRNENTlNE.
August 3,ft 1883. 5i-lf
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
\ Office.

ONGATUBDAY tho Thihy.fni Of Dssember
~ iSU will rus TO tho highest bidder. Cor
one year the FLHHy and Fsau at Fulton. bond
with approved security, bearing per cent inter.
est from maturity wiil Ne required nI ihe renter
JAMES w. SMITH, .9iu'r
December lH. 1853. 4Q-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
Administrators Notice.

COUNTY OF HENPSTEAD. scr
MHEREAs ai tao Curt Of prol.te isf
W hgmgtaad ssariy, Ark = October tenn
A. d 1853 lIsa ig.iaRig Administration. Exec.
tioa and haaIt,aa se,uuaia curfeh. ala settle.
ucuis were MED il taii Court, viz
A d lark'tHH admir- l.f.rft. q n.,,s,,5, -.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

TuSr Received oa consignment, and for 'alo, o
y large Io' h Baefing, Rope anl tw,ug Of the
upper Ware mouse, by s c, WHEAT
Ft},,-. n-- f,s, ssY
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
MAMRIEn.

sfFl'izH. Hampstead 55aaty. by D. Z. Reel
FL Aig Jsa1 HsEy. "a a.,,s ElLS iless5S
al. a lb.s e#aa,y
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
NEW STORE.
Sale Of Town Lots.

A IL the lois DO iae town OF Magnolia, the
- county site ol Columbia county, that wcfc
ua' soli 0a ihc a.i ol algist will be uaorcd Tor
a.e os M1uiay. iae siao bl.cm.eE s. b. 1853
lsms ln' uA.t dns i4r hn' %, March ueKt. tee
balance twelve moHi4s thereafter with approved
rs4uIy G. ~. GARRETT
g. 1BDHuip. CsH's
A.a. yH0Npa0N.l
SsffeiiY e'ii ls51 iQ-i'i
NI,auls Wing EI0ng1 Union. Washington
Telegraph arl Aliad-a Herald, please copy
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
Feplule Seminary.

Mrs, +. TiMAArs WHITE. wishes 10 an.
W u1unse To the HHl.tt ldai she is now oeeu.
plmg TIE late Residence Of l!uf s L. Slack.
Where sau haz taken charge Of a female School
and Is wei Prepared 20 accommodate a. msny
daf aHa lgsIaini iz5Is IS Fafella and guardian.
mgE Hu.unI I8 iea eHra.
lie domestic 5aHHgt ef taeA aeho'af VI. +.
carefully attended &, aaa ihafaarh msut.l.
mafzI. and FsIglaaz ssufa ai training AL /.
iae constant am a. zae Principal, ~lo lg.ae vel
Known 60 lhlH I'm : iehsiaf Of eeasiders
able esPglIszse, aalsa '5 HsE. i.asf.l iaiiel.
ags
\ ;ssshefq. Mzs.s, rtsash At if,~lts i.sI.
pleiaa.
TcFzs
laafs.ls wssaias : Hile nights. ard re,
- sfnsiazlH-. sHz#.ss..s. ,..s.......s.Q 90
iuIHaain EHe.aa hfan,..ss Psftsss. Sls& 20 90
NaHl#, ....= 2s %
FUHsa, ia pa
Drawing en- ra.a.IHe. ...z.io 20
Incidental expenses z.. 90
Ii "a faI.y paaul iha, ode half Of the
boaI# and ia.a9a .se, 5o aid "a advance. IL.
f.s eHaTEea lIau Tie lime = entrance No De.
4lzslsa igf aI#rhte. fsetgs IN sases OF rru..s.ed
IIHeEs
o.. l.th Isza HN
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
Oleum ,Yccorls Assem-.

puslToN, CLARK & Cos ilr.y CO sbaisi
II COP LIVER OIL. prWf5l ham tle liver
g 'I'sH Col Fish, warranted rmc. Tits article
bas 'l,.y HsalHcl t.elliu tHg cure OF i.selfcs Of
ihe Lr'Hs particularly when lLru uI.l u6
pu5sp4ai, %. L.mc. both ai which nay bs found
b.aIcnl mitchell s FOSTERS
Dug S'cft
Wilmington, Nay .. 1883. ls-
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
Negroes and Land f0E sale.

.A DY t.aur uf lssrrc Of tset
go 2 ID lla. Clru, Cput O.. he :
ifttE3 County s.. llsrp.'etl a1I Sa'.lA
t-4-s -i Afs..H. .Hr UH.i-r.i Com.
..arer .rr.lfg. riHtpiuI,t Wi.lruurI
ia fsI an fha gH |aFol ustrI aer. Isgi. Of thr
r'IW,gu. luaa % Nas.oD credit %. twelve
w"n'us lla H..Nlu, t.".u atI .a.IGaI aesugs.
fs. IEr Nl n '. >H o' 4.t. .4,Tlfs. v
g0 Wet sHHnfuiHa 4rw-. trsras.- betty.
N0urrs LgaIu'1 Ng Hamilton. Jsau Tg.sr
Efr C.a, bHi anfH pmrt5.cr w be
tcIur1 20 give ht.I vil3 is3 approved s..uf.
ur.. JsilHr's os ual asi-a1dtu in. ile t.H4,v
o. llmn nrll. nIia 5nrr CENT is.sIg,. lam dale
Hf'il paid
DANLE. Wil'.ANSJ
g * CIEAIItH. -s-autssrl
CHAS. 3d. MICHEL
HHgH.r glt, lraL s'-ay
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

Some one having m,gr.tyd that The admins.
tw'iUn of rh.ouorm TO bee. would pot them 20
sleep bong enough t1obhlu tha.r honey. 81 writer
IN tNe Bosom tuII,aipr says ihsi be- tiri Iur
experiment with rcler. gress--,hc bees were
put ~ sleep, and hare Rept sosrdiy crr. nn,r
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
E. q. G. Z.

0RAE LODGE So. Ia.at ~ lyusiHa. Ar.
~ zaa tsH# s##zH IlsHtHfra9# week
&. z AlIeIlEl. =. q.
iiialIa =. J.sf $. I,#z.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
FOR RENT.

TINE Store 1ul Dwelling homc r1w occuria.
l. by lic.-,r BGL.ra SwfE opposite tho
Washington liauHs. possession gwen ile !.f Jan.
nry nrNt ror tgms aply 10 tAg under izrcj,
or G William n Eucf W. MOSS
Wdaneio1, o. 60 1859. il-il
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

- o. 80 H..H'.. "si' 'ssN.Ni W sAHtANttA. tee
5amra W. tmiil, Euoch } smith. A."
% j. hHnf-ichl, J Livingston, Flnal.
N. Ahasu'a, Iamrs Aldeupn &"
Mm. haasa,t, S.N kcnfody, deed
Joseph Caldwell Saml HonUa
L.l.A fris'hyh gro. lieudsison,
y.N Mufchison,
Nw IT, lrist icflo Wilson,
joel ~, usrU-i, b = Harris.
llih tunrits, !as. Cummits
Lucinda NistnAlm WRAicColum, "
N'nr. ho.eug David Roberts.
sa,',. q h"HtKA EAk George Hi,
NN kCsmaft Joe. Stuart.
Lcaurlh Easfsf atr.tl.l. Josiah Ro,,er
Da'ii bom, IgIf5. Martha II, Arnold "
Nm. =. Aigold,
Ihefe.efr r9'.sr is hereby gi,cn 10 al persons
interested iu iAc !ilfmcti ol any such Estate.
of aee'uti. te como ioIuah ani fie exception.
90 sus. se,guu.s % a.y ilsy lave, on or before
l.'r teeaid DAY 1t the neat tenn oi tie Court Of
If3la'e ior 1.i county d Hampstead. 10 be hold.
culi ilc t1gr h0u.f, 10 # q town OF Washington.
on i4c woegd Noalay oi Jsruay, A. D. 1854, or
they will be aisytf hued iom excepting 10
tueA l-soun.t 90 aly tr1 thepoL
Tess, s. T. SANDERS, Chi.
Esa.l.ics. o. g., lst3 4g-
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
E.NNnS rNR SAIMt

Dl u.Hncofa le.fs, Yi ilc lion Ctsa.i Com.
- Of .Ir county o.. Iemp.ioai 90 tAr Noyom.
lI 'um '0ewg. A W. l,iJ, ,te upi.iisuoI
t.aag. oH ta1 wnl Monday in January naN,
uIH Ufs... ul tW..tr Iar.H.. % F.fcru. interest
unu t.H ti.r wl. rA pIlHHaser 20 e,c
bond w.'l iNl good aai ua.aa.' Hasla,.g. fcs.
t.as o.. ..c cgauiy.. Toe flI .a.d. sfg kaonu
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
AcntnclkN 1lmstnrd.

OF thc strongest and hcst Kind, ior alc at
" mitchell & FOSTERS.
Nly a, 1883 IS