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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
III 9ailg 6a3ttts,
-...-,. psce,nber s, 1854.
drop too Much.

norninp last summer, chap
One s"t ,be country" one would suppose
s ssng from the style Of harness ;. was
Pds' ,ssiu m up Fifth Avenue, on ms way g
puntef' cruz show. the Crystal Palace. lis
be e'sa. ,sarance. actions and conduct,
HOE KIN tin \. a sure victim in the eyes OF
'fs ,o, KIM fraternity; just about then, too
be dropp'ns WIS around; aud, after going
ne', the usual preiin,inaries' suddenly
f '.ng an apparently well filled aocket-b9o
ElalD 70 a. ground, at the feet Of his Intended
9on Wv 33be SINE time touching ms sootin
cu, u,,sr to attract his attention,
NAM nan &C. your pocket-book; just dropped
| y he exclaimed. :,
avv pocket-book'" asked country as y
nl .yes sir your pocket-bopk, just found II
~ reet.'' continued the dropper
w., at here, stranger, that amt my
.t h no now," persisted The country
/ ~ ay,, vours!" says the dropper.
IA ar, Eve got mine safe enoughin my
W., rocket, replied the ruralte.
o apoc ynur pardon sir; Ireally thought you
-. p i iii. evidently a well filled one,
,m,Iin.a large amount of money and no
| "A, l,roe reward will be offered for IT,"
|syrs 10 doubt Of il" put in the country
.Well now" continued Sharpy, Gas in
lava tho city to-day, won't YOU take
E. textbook, and"
/ .db YES, certainly, I'll take it," eagerly
I,.rsred the ruralite, at the same time eX-
|sn5,g his huge hand to receive it.
aBnt YOU know as there viii be hand.
,ns reward offered for it, suppose You give
l. i've dollars and then you can keep all You
ct"
ayes. III do IT, Here's aten dollar bill.
\ N r3t d liyel' asked the verdant.
.ye, sir, here ii i, City Bank bill"
lanptly answered the dropper.
Wei, now. don't know anything about
ar cty money, suppose You give me the
[,saca in silver" suggested the country
t,n,
II would my dear, sir, with pleasure if |
[,l il" says the dropper.
We'll, haven't you got gold!' inquired
.ouaty
yes, believe | have and taking from
il purse genuine FIVE dollar gold piece, ne
rsye It 10 the countryman.
Good morning, sir says be.
Good morning. returned the supposed
tctm, aa3 as the tropper departed, probs-
IN chuckInr over the speculation he latter
i himself he hid made. our country friend
'1,simet sotto roce:
-Ha ha, Make money at that game with
be- Guess go. Noi bad spec for one
nornng rot rid of counterfeit ton, got d
pod TIVE snd new pocket-book. Try II on
gan, Old leller won't We"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Free Ranks Of Indiana taken al Par,

WE offer for sale, at our regular rates;
w A very good stock OF Wal and Curtain Paper;
large stock OF Writing Paper OF every description;
General Stationery, great variety;
old Pens of ever. style, and varying in price from
sl.2J 10 So
Miscellaneous Books, good ass rtnebt;
BEAUTIFUL. Gilt Books: bibles and Pray g r. Book 81
Albums. Portfolios and Dressing Cases, &c. &C. >
We cannot sell Tor an, thing but
1anlkA1olo Currency
seio,, Books Of all descriptions;
The New Books of the day;
Fowlers IL Wcils' Publications;
Works on Water-Cure; Spiritual Books;
Webstef's Revised and Unabridged Dictionaries, ard
Wrapping Paper
The Broken Banks Of Chicago;
The Clinton Bank OF Co umbus;
The Dayton Banl
And All the Stock secured Banss of obo
Tah enoiithc same terms as Indiana.
DIV w. X. HOLMES Il CO.
Davenport, Nov. 10 1861 No. Z. Leclaire Blosk
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
MARSHAL,S SALE.

DUBLTC Notice is hereby given tkat Ia pursuance
/ OF the Ordinance Of Inc Cuy Of Davenport in reia-
ton to paving side walks. there Is duo tor pavng the
IL previously owned ~ Jessatrtne Drake, now own
ed by william Resell, the sun OF one hundred and
afy i've doars and eighty cents, including cost and
printers fees aud that ueh of said lot may be
necessar, satisfy said will be sold at public
ton at the sIarsula Once in the cy OF Davenport on
SATURDAY the 23d day OF December next at 10 O'clock
In lhs forenoon OF said day. l.. J. CENTER.
Nov lI.at dow CIV Marshal OF ID tyeuport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE l.. NiCKOLIS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II

CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and for
~ lease.
..-Fr0nt Street,
Four Lots 2iXI5U feet on Front street. corner OF
Rock Island, Block No. 81, with Store Rooms and
Warehouses for lease I6 or 20 years at per
on the value.
-.-Second Street,
Lot No 3. In Block 90, between Perry and r. Island
it'll good srick Dwell ing and apppreaaiiccs We
r. desirable for family residence; s4.tt0.
Lot 3. ~ Block No. g. between K. Island and Iowa
sts,. with large Double House, part 81 stone and part
ofbrck; rent. for $50 per month; verychcap properi,
al S3,Jt0.
New Store Room corner of Cd and Perry streets, ii
Block No -.
let No. u. Block CT. corner Iowa and Oh st..
64x15 feet, with comfortable Bwaiihg Fos sale by
GEO l. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Orfice SEC. C. & R. /. r. r Co..l
Joliet, Nov. 10Th, 1854.

NOTICE is hereby given, that The annnni meeting
y of the Stoekhoier OF the thleago aud Rseh Is
land Rail Road Company for The eleauon Of Direct RS
,n ,he TRANSACTION of such other business may be
presented will be held at the ice oithc Company
in The city Of Chieugo on Monday the eighteenth day o.
HENRY FARNAM, Pres't,
n. n. EIwenD, Secy.
SoV :4th, 1854 dr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Third Street,

Lots No 2. and , IN b oe H. corner OF Farnaul
and 81 streets. near the Railroad Depot.
Lots 9. aud Z, ia Block 7G. fronting 4ih street
bet cen b. Claire and Farnain.
LOT 6, Block IS. fronting on the River, Farnam and
81 streets.
Lot No. Q. In ock II, 40xi5aftet. near the corner
If Western Asenue and "a stfs4sis with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, dc. For sale by
Len 4 NICK oil
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.

Produce, Commission aud Forrardiag Merchants aad
General agents.
-ProPgIFToRs
Union Line Canal and River Boats, leaving Chicago
daily for ST. Louis aud all intermediate Ports, aud
ruhni & ia CONNECTION with first class Lines
from Chicago 10 New YORK and Boston.
-AeENTs FOR TIE-
Old and responsible Western Transportation Coin
Fsured.
-PRoPaIEToRs-
Chase Spauding, New York. $. G. Chase & Co., Al
bany-Rout & Morgan Buffalo.
AoENTs:--
NJ B. spaulding, Jas III. NigHs. IS Broad ST. n. Y
cor. Ffont--up stars
P. B. Burke ST State Street. Boston:
and for the II oy and Ohio Lake Boat Line
ii. y. BEgcHeR, Proprietor, Buffalo.
--s3sENTs-
c. F. Brewster, Conties slip, \. T., w. w Dennis, 81
klty ST., Boston. o. ~ Chaplin Co. 3 Quay ST., Al
bany, and for Steamers and Sail Vesses the Lakes.
VIII contract for the transportation Of Goods from the
atlantic cities, for the productions OF the est des
tined for the Eastern markets thout delay and upon
The most favorable terms. TO coEsignments of pro-
perry for sale in the Chicago mark e especial attention
will be paid. and when required liberI advances viii
be made upon Bids Il iHding.
Mark packages CARE j r. 4. s Co.
JoHNP. CHAPLIN,
LOUIS E0LIEIT,
FL. HURI.BuT.
RENNTCK & SON sgents at Davenport, Iowa.
AlNSNOkIH d bYN De, Rock Island, Ill.
Apr. 18th, ls54-Iy tri-w-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Marshal's Sale of Horses.

10y virtue of an ordinance TO prevent horses from
running at large IN the city of Davenport, new IN
force will expose AZ public sale at the stable OF Dr
Ha l. in said city, Monday. the ith day of Dec irt4
~ , o'clock +. NJ OF said day, lie sway back Softe
bor.,. age not known, one bay two year old horse
colt. , T. =. 1880 En ihn,
City,of Davenport Nov. 10. 1854 Id
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Lands and Lots.

\TOWis your time for Lands and Lots on liberal
y terms and very cheap. 400 il town. 81 near
Round Grove, snimprosed vi he sold alt 'gcther Al
$3.50 per cash, balance in year. or IN lots
OF 20 acres at6,00 per cash. balance in ~ mos
This land belongs to resident, who is desrous
of selling, hence the low price and easy terms,
Aprlytn
r. G., EAns.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCH AND JEWEIRY

AT HoUsTL,s. No. LIE rLAtRE ROW.
I II We just returned from New York With the
l largest md hes, stock Of hne Watches and Je@eif!
ever before offered III this market. | have gold
atrhe. from Sc 10 Sg25 silver 10 from 81 10 $50.
Gold Oh las from g. $50 Kings If III u bits %
$500 Breast Pins from = to $50,
| would call particular atteitou to my stock Of La
dies Watches which embraces a full variety Of Plain,
Hunting AND Enameled cases, and think can SUIT
the most fastidious
In short. my whole stock OF Cioeks Watches. Jew
erv Silver and = ated Is fun and conplst, and
much larger than has been brought to this mar
kct, and vii sell wholesale retail II, prices that
will defy aileompeiition.
Reparit g done usual at short notice.
Nov. 18th. T. T.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Also 1870 Acres
sracKHoLpERs
For Rent.

4 oalce Ia The cad story over the store Of Wood
\ ward : Harris, Brady Street EnHquire ~ Inc
undersigned. WOODWARD q HARRIS.
Nov iii, 1874.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
House for Sale

1 NEW fr una hnus, in i ssirIble part ofthe city
l,s sale cHfap. Possession given itnmedist ilY :.
Enquire at the hAWKEYk STORE.
NV. Il.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
SCOTT HOUSE

SCOTT HOUSE
THE above three story brick house, situa
80 ted al the corner OF Front and HARRISON
ssssrI ss. is now completed, thoroughly furnished
sek.A aud open Cor HE accommodation of the pub
YlE2s lie. The Subscriber hopes by strict atten-
ton business to receive share OF pubic patron
age. -
r.. BEN ON,
davenport, Nov 81, ls5i-du. Proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Cheap School Books

,,oMEWHERE ELSE than al the Iowa Book Rooms
; For instance. at No. lie aire Block ma. b..
and ar the books lsed ia the Davenport PGbli.
school, with few others used elsewhere.
ALso,
Every description Of School stationery prices never
hove The mark. w. II. HOLMES < co.
Oct. il. le54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

A LOT of rery superior CeSAsh. just received
n for sale by ALvoRD& VAN PAT EN-,
Opposite The Poet once.
nsvenpor. Esr =, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Just Received

IRON New York large assortment Of Black anG
A. Green Ttas which viii be soid low st wholesale
~ Refill ut oct 81 b IS " hELLY's
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

W. Il. SAkGENI having returned 70 this city 70 70
vi side permanently will give his personal attention
% the purchase and sale Of Real Estate, commissions
aud TO our land matters generally.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

Also, Corner lot "a mud iowa streets, this q must
be sold AID Of course low pr and easy terms are
asked ApuIy 10 4. C.. EApS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Accordeons and Flutinas.
sn Jet Music

ME best Piano Forte instructor in the world, Rich
l 4rd>9H's modern school for Piano Fottes can b.
ipu I'D oil No : lie Claire Row: { d. II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
DAVENPORT MUSIC STOLE.

RANDALL \ HTGGIS have just opened arge
> assortment OF s.tsrs Victims. BaHjors Iambe-
mes. sc. &c Ais every Kind or Muse Book 1to@
when they viii sell very cheap Cash at No
: lie Claire Row oct Sd. e54
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale aud fol
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
GROCERIES
HOGS.

GRUCEhlES
WHOLESALE and RET W i1r . 1li 9y epa
w Nova J pAbIEbb" BIO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Guitars.

1 Large and very fine assortment Of Rosewood Gut
al yari. US prices ranging from s},1G 70 sf0.
Also Vons from seventy five cents twenty live doi-
lars tt NJ 3 Claire Row. C q II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

Also. Two lots on 4th, soath side. oae lot froT
corner al Farham street-so together or sepafats
on re .sonabie terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. &c

OCpt' 81.
Captain Holins, u. S. N, and Mr.. Fa-
bens, U. S. Commercial Agent at Greytown
have been here during the last day or two
comforting with the Administration relative
to affairs in Central America. 1t is evident
that the Administration is preparing to pub
fish its defence of the Greytown lombard
nent; and it is said that they will prove the
community TO have been a nest of pirates
and outlaws, not entitled to be recognised
and treated as a political society.
Among the facts upon which understand
it is designed to sustain this allegation, is
the following, viz: That the so-called May.
er of Greytown had made an arrangement,
with the pilot who brought the Cyane sloop-
of-war into the barber, to run her upon The
rocks and 1reck her. The pilot, according
TO the story, became frightened. and thus
failed to carry out the diabo!ical design
1t mus be confessed, however, that the Ad-
ministration has been very long time IL
preparing Us defence; and it will need to be
clear and unquest;onable if it is to bring
about that reaction Of public sentiment in
favor of the bombardinent upon which the
Administration seems to rely.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12

The N. o. Picayune, of the 18th, con-
tuins letters of the date Of the l7th ut. from
Matamoras, which announce IN the most
positive terms that the revolution is at an
end The particulars given in these letters
are later than those from the Brownsville
Flag ia another column. One letter writer
says:
The revolution in this part of Mexico
has at last turned out to be failure. The
success with which it commenced, and which
encouraged the friends of progress to hope
for o complete change of Government, was
followed by reverses, which have finally
ended in almost total dispersion ofthe rev.
olutionsts, and riveted more firmly, if pos
sble, the chains of the Dictator upon this
unfortunate people.
"Several causes have combined to bring
about this result, want of money, arms, and
proper leaders being amongst the number;
but probably the principal one is found in
the energy and enterprise of His Serene
Highness Santa Anna. At the first note Of
alarm which reached Mexico from this from
tier, all the available troops within striking
distance were put in motion, and formida-
BILE number were soon arrayed against the
badly armed rancheros of the Rio Grande."
The correspondent goes on to say that
Gen, Castro's arrival put the Revolutionists
in spirits, that they were in full march for
Monterey, hoped to gain possession of it,
and to make a stand there. But his letter
ends thus; "Just as am closing, couri-
err arrived, bringing the news that the at
tempt Of the revolutionist on Monterey has
been failure, the inhabitants of that city
refusing to join them. Thus ends the Tam
aulipas revolution
The 10th Of September, the anniversary
OF Mexican Independence, was celebrated Al
Matamoras in the usual way. The two
Governments, through their military repre-.
senta,ives on The frontiers, Gen. Woll ant
Major G. Porter, took advantage of the
day to shake hands across the Rio Grande
The soldier who had charge of the Amer,
lean flag, owing probably to the patriotic ar,
dor with which he had celebrated "inde.
pendence day." ran itup over the plaza o
Matamoras at sunrise, in place of the FLAG
OF Mexico. Of course it had to be takeI
down, but before it was lowered Genera
VOL had his guns run out and gave it
national salute. Such little courtesies, tn,
correspondent justly observes, have ten
dency to soften DOWN any little animosi
ties that may happen to exist between the tw,
Republics.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
Closing Prices.

The Evening News of last Saturday says;
The week closes with little or nothing in
the shape Of produce on the levee. Every
thing has been cleared of, which is not at
all astonishing, considering the meagre ar
rivals for several days. Flour closes at Sc
for Country Superine, Fancy So l21.--
Sales last evening of $500 bbls. City Su-
perfne at Sc 20@6 10, taken for freight
Cargoes are so scarce that boats have 10
buy in order TO complete their freight lists.
Wheat scarce and in demand, at 81 % to
81 35 for red; choice Zimmerman and white
81 374 to 81 40. Corn slightly better to-
day; sales Of mixed at so to So; 900 sacks
pure yellow and white from store at "a to
58c. Oats dull at 40 to Ale. Barley in
demand; 1000 bushels Milwaukee sold to-
day, TO arrive, at 81 so. Provisions and
Groceries quiet. No sales of the former
except small parcels OF Bacon. Whiskey
35c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
Nj A IL IL I u ID ,

On the - inst, by J. w. Terrill, Esq. WIN. H.
Robertson, of Trenton, Grundy county, Mo-, and
Miss ANN THOMSON, Of Howard county.
fY DOLLAR received.
"May breezes blow gently,
And sweet flowers bloom
O'er their pathway through life;
To the cold, silent tomb.
And free from all sorrow,
AS are angels above,
May their life be all smiles,
Bright sunshine and love-"
In Columbia, on the Sd inst, by President Shan
non, Col. N. c. O'REAR, of St. Charles, Mo-, and
Miss ANN ELIZABETH O'REAR, of Lexington,
Kentucky.
ON the 9th, by Ed. W. M. Burton, Mr..
FIELDING SHIP and Mrs. LYDIA ANN LIGGETT,
all of this county.
GY GOLD DOLLAR received. May the happy
couple live a thousand years, and be abundantly
blessed with all the bliss and comforts of welded
life!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
DIE ID.

At the Glasgow House in this city, on Tuesday
morning last after an illness Of four weeks, of ty
phoid fever, Mrs. MARTHA, consort of Harvey l..
Williams, of Warsaw.
1t may be some consolation 10 her bereaved hus-
band, and her relatives and friends, TO know that
she received every attention that kindness could
dictate.
In Milan, Mo-, on the 25th ult., Mrs. Eliza
PHILIPS, consort of Oliver p. Phillips, in the Both
year Of her age.
The deceased was raised in Howard county, Mo.
where at the age of seventeen, she united herself
with the Baptist church, of which she remained
a pious and exemplary member mp to the time OF
her death. During her painful and protracted i'll
ness she bore up under her Affections with forti-
tude truly remarkable; and for several days before
she died, spoke with perfect calmness of her ap.
preaching dissolution, and with firm hope of q
happy Immortality. In the death of Mrs. Phil
lips, her family has sustained an irreparabe loss
aud society deprived of valued member. She
was truly an afectonate wife, kind mother, and
most sincere friend. To the bereaved we would
say, grieve not, though your loss it is her eternal
gain; and let us who are left behind, by initiating
her example, so live that latter days may be a.
peaceful and tranquil as hers. S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
EG.M RI0GE ACADEMY.

THIS institution will commence its sixth SOS.
4 sion on the first MONDAY in September next
under the superintendent Of Mr.. w. r. RoTH-
WELL, a graduate It tie Missouri University,
We deem i unnecessary 10 specify all The yn-i-
Gus branches taught in this institution. though haz
ard nothing IN saving the Principal is eminent.
qualified 10 Instruct IN all the branches taught rt
the hest schools IN the State. " heretofore eve.
~ attention will be given 10 the moral as well -
mental ira ming of the pupils. The influence of
one bad example is wen known TO all educators.-
II is therefore earnestly des red thai all no amply
for admission be Of good nor al department Witi
this dete mination we may confidently assure pa
rents and guardians that their children and wards,
when admitted, win be secure, us far as is prac-
ticable in the nature Of things fom evil associ.
ates.
In point of health, morality and intelligence
the vicinity of - Elm Ridge" viii compare fayora-
bly, with any in the State.
Tuition Fees same as tho Howard High School
BOARD can be obtained convenient 10 the school
! at 81 90 rcr week.
| All communications addressed 10 either of the
! undersigned Trustees at Glasgow, Howard county,
! Nc, will be promptly attended To-
MAY ,. COLLINS, -
J. T. FINES, Trustees
2. c, HUGHES,
August q, 1884, -sw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
VALUABLE LAND ~ CARROLL
COUNTY FOR SALE.

NNTE offer for sale, at 4 baJgAin, the following
w tracts of ldudi
The west fractional quarter and the south half
of northeast quarter Section No II. township
80, no III range ~, containing 32l So 100 acres.
ALSO-West half north-we est and southwest
fractional quarters Of section No Is, township
30. north range 2l, containing So 6S-l 100 acres.
The land IS situated mlies above Miami. on the
Missouri rvelj good landing and excellent paint
for wood yard, The land Is heavily tmbered
For terms apply to
KENT Il CBEAR,
Real Estate Agents, II Chestnut street,
sept. 2l--2m St. Louis, No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
abe Glasgotp Ginres.
Religious.

Rev. c. d. Simpson will preach in the
Presbyterion Church in this place, next Sab
bath morning, at the usual hour. Subjects
"AGode of Baptism"
VA protracted meeting will be held in the
Christian Church in this place, commencing
on Saturday before the 4th Sunday Of this
month. Elders Laird, Allen, and others,
will be in attendance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

N URING the past seven months we have been
- literally patronised in the entertainment OF
more than 1900 visitors, and take this occasion tc
express our gratitude for the favors Conferred
We trust that all have been pleased, and viii con.
tinue their patronage. 1t is true we have labored
under MANY inconvenience, yet il has been oui
constant endeavor to make the "Glasgow House
equal to any house of entertainment west Of ST
Louis. Our table shall at all times be furnished
with the very best the country affords, and W,
deem it hardly essential to say TO an intelligent
public that the high prices Of labor and provision
render it necessary that we should raise Our rates
of charge.
~" Stage passengers may rest assured tina
they can get something TO suit them at all times.
DATE or HuAprEC
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12

Re Warned i'm Time

be WHrheu III llhe.-Laules anu gen
uemen whose hair is falling off or turning gray,
should lose no time in procuring bottle of Pho
FEssoR WooDs' Hair RESTORATIVE, as it is the
only article that can be relied OH for restoring the
hair to its original color and preventing it falling
off. Thousands of bottles have been sold, and in
every instance ii has produced satisfactory results.
~" See advertisement in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-12
ETuTn.itJ1reu

r AM now in receipt of a heavy stock Of fine
L furniture, which will be sold on as reasonable
terms as any other establishment in Missouri, ST.
Louis not excepted.
100 dozen chairs, from 81 80 to s36 per set;
100 hcdsteads. from SO 20 TO S25 each;
II trundlc bcdseads
80 dressing and plain bureausj
fine wardrobcs; 30 tin safes;
81 work tables; u wash stands;
g centre tables; 81 dbl shuck mattresses;
cotton mattrassesj 81 sci do do;
80 rocking chairs, "a children's chairs;
10 breakfast tables; ! hat racks;
"a dining do; g fine sofas;
Together with many articles not mentioned,
iuly2O J. S. THOMSON.