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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
THROUGH BY EXPRESS /.
TuIs IS TO Certify THAT

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT
The Mexican Mustang Liniment
HAS been used quite extensively in the stables
1! If Adams s Co.'S great Southern, Eastern
aua Western Expresses. for curing Ha!d5, Caaies,
Scratches, SVr&lLs and Bruises land it has proved
very cgectual. We have no hesitation in re-
commenting It as q valuable preparation t. be-
used externally o. man or least.
Foreman Of dams s Co.'S Expires Stables,
New York.
We take Great pleasure in recommending the
,WJicga ,NsioHg LiUwca, H. all Of our friends
and Customers as the best article We have ever
used for Sores, Sprains, or Gaids in Horses -
We have used il extensively am always nil.c-
tuaI.y. Some Of oar men have used II for severe
Bru,,es and Sores, As well as Rheumatic Pains,
and they all say it acts like iaa-Ic-wc can only
say that we have entirely abandoned the Use Of
any Other Lluipcnt.
} VI HEWITT, Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS co., 10 Wall street,
HlHNDEN'S EXPRESS, n Broadway,
PJLLEN VIRGIL s. co.'s, Is Wall street,
HELLS, E1RGO s. cos, IS Wall street,
Having used the .N,;sia3lg Ljliment in nay fam
lily FOR several severe cases Of hard humps and
sWcings, ! chcerluly give my certificate to It's
excellent effects. My daughter had q hard
lump, the size Of hens egg, upon her wrist for
a year. ted her 70 ruo ~ win Tue LInuleh',
and a few apPIicatlons e4lireiy removed IL; l
have also used the Lin,m@nt ior oct''uIogs
IumoIS, or sWeilns5 N inc 'nIoatol lo5 S,i,!"-
ing, on TWO OF IL! Servants an" u ItTo''" :, S"o'i
both IN snort I'n'G' CONSIDER LHcl' t, 81. to-
nat"ao'e cures anu IGCT"'oau w -
JESSE Z. HOPKINS,
=. IToiI'G e." Q! ,'oiA'"s Iio''i
LoeFty' 'a'' June o. io0g' ~ 1870
MoLSa"'o"a' ~ june oo' 700 T.,
DE A u b@AGG' . Co lecl i ~, gH "u'9 -
nose 81 my ls!o" beings VINO arc a'n'o.1n -
nave been 10 a1I my testimony 10 INC "I"u'1
jul effects Of your .uos'anf Li4imsni / was
severely attacked IN December Iae' "i.n n"cu1
matism in lis worst form, suffering h.S,-I ana
day with eXcruciatinS pam Tor SIX Ho"'"'' Oe'
ing for the whole time unable 10 walk or even
step. My right lcs was 50 contracted ana oIa"h
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
Novels,

7 HAVE just received some valuable novels,
i among which will enumera,e the following:
High life in New York, By Jonathan Slick
Captain Canol, or Twenty years in Africa
Leather Stockings and Silk, Story Of the Val
ley Of Virginia Ten Nights in Bar Room,and
What Saw There; Evcntide, by EGie Alton
host HeresS, by Mrs. Soulhworlh; TocmweIl
Virginia Comedian, or old days in the old Do
minon for sale by E. G. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20


Childrcus' Goat, Calf, Morocco and lid BootccS
in great variety, a. Manufacturers Prices
sLRGCr Elastic Goods, consisting OF Mems
over Shoes and Sandals
Ladies Duskina and Alps, Canton hncd}
do Long Boot, for snow.
Misses Sandals and Buskins.
is They have taken more than usual pans
in thc selection Of their stock Of ILiIS ana
cars, consisting og Mems SIX Angola, Brush,
Napoleon ana other styles, wah general and
well selected stock Of Mems SLOUGH, Wool and
Fur Panama, Blk Cass Velvet Trim'd Rock
land, Know Nothing, Ra,el Young America,
Amisle, Uiucrdromc, and other styles. Mems,
Boys and Chudrcns' Navy, Amy, Paris and
other fashionable styles CIo,h and Glazed
cars
300 pounds Of SHOE TIRED.
$50 Brass Band Travelling, hey and other
Trunks. - III Of which they offer to the
Trade, and solicit a call from all in seach o.
Bargains. W. a. HARPER y o.
Prince street VharJ, .flerandria, IA.
September Is, 1854. 43-iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20

JROMATO Calsup and Pepper Sauce for
( sa,e by j. L. ron NEh'
TTHERIAL OLA superior article Of Etho
T. ial Oil Just received and fer sale by
neccmbeT VIM. MOULDER,
NICKLE, Walnut and other CatsupS,
( Preserves and Jelleys, in jars, Tor sale
by Oct. 7 DGrt% B-aHayeF'
MARRIED WOMAN'S Private Medi-
LII cal Companion, just received and for
sale by +. Z. W u.LlAMS.
7 fNsEY, YARN, &c.-Anolhef lot CT FuEj
Land PLAID Linseys, White, Blue and Sheep
,.f,y Yarn. Just received and for lie 'Y
December WM. NOULDE2.
! Old Newspapers for sale here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
SAPPINGTON'S HOTEL. ~

CharlesiOrn; JeJ;rson County, Ia. .sIa@
TI1his large and very commodious THREE sro-
/ RY BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre
and business part Of the town, is now among
the most attractive and desirable resting places
in the great valley of Virginia. The luXuries
Of the Table of this establishment, are surpassed
by none, and the Bar is at all times supplied
with choice selection Of superior Wines and
Liquors Several large Parlors and airy Cham
bcis have been added since last year. A splen
did TtHtir .uountsd COceh attends the Charles
town D.pot, upon he arrival Of the Cars, which
VIII convey ,sitors to the Hotel, free of charge,
Persons wishing TO be conveyed 10 other parts of
the town, will pay reasonable compensation.
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages, Buggies
and careful drivers always ready FOX lAs accom-
mediation Of visitors.
GEO. ~. sAPPINGTON, Proprietor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
.iNI7iGtg ARTISTS TTIJy!I

Tile AMERICAN ARTISTS UMoE, would
| respectfully announce to the citi3ens
of the United States and the Canadas, that
for the purpose Of culUyaling taste for
the fine arts throughout the country, and
with the view OF enabling every family 20
become possessed OF gallery Of Engra-
wings,
By the first Artists OF the Age,
They have determined, in order to create
an extensive sale for their Engrayings,
and thus not only give employment TO a
large number of artists and others. but in
spiye among OUT counttymen a taste for
works Of art, to present TO the purchasers
of their engravings, when 100000 OF
them are sold,
100000 GIFTS, Of The actual cost Of
$4,000.
Each purchaser OF a One Dollar En-.
craving, therefore, receives not only an
Engraving richly worth 'he money, but
also ticket which entities him to one Of
the Gifts when they are distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS, a highly fin
ished Engraving, beautifully paiated in
Oil, and F;ce Gift Ircheis, viii be sent ;
or FRYE DoLLAR's worth Of splendid En-
cravings car be selected from The Gaia
Iogne.
4 copy Of the Catalogue, together with
specimen OF one Of tie Eugraying5. can
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
CHARLES HARPER, Notary Public,

"a III. administer affdavits, take depo-
~ sitions and Acknowledgements OF
deeds, mortgages, &c, to be record in
ahy al the counties in Virginia.
SaepLerdsto VII, Nov. &c. l-Iv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20

CiLOTHING--cousis,ing q common q
u fine Sack and Frock Goats, Over
coats, Pants, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Pea
jackets, kounGabouls, de. They ae so
cheap tina; il is worthy of the examination
Of even those who 10 not wish 10 pug
chase. l.. G. IIESkITT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
RHEUMATISM AND GOCT.
yKlRESH CHEESE for sale by

ItRESH CHEEGE for sale by
X jill NcEndrce.
4 large supply of Carpeting, for sale by
Il j II NcEnGree.
DRUITS.--Runch Raisins, Cranberrios,
4 &c, for sale by l.. c. UeSkiN.
NRESH Lemons, Prunes, &c, just received
L 2aG for sale by L. WILLIAMS.
AEACKEREL.--A fine lot OF Mackerel, just
LII received aud for sale by
December &c VIM. MOULDER.
jHARPETS.-A large supply of Carrsts on
~ hand, very cheap. VIM. MOULDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
TriumDh Of Scielfe.

Mrs. Pbor1ua.s Coagh C1ndy Wonder and
Blessing NJ The ,7gs. C1vg.s, Colts md HoarSe.
ness cured IN from one ~ iireLUe hours
HI rs. Ph9ruum's Cough Candy Is composed OF
~ twenty-five Of tie most curative medical
herbs In the m.tcril medica and can be used
by persons ans age, from tie Youngest infant
TO those most advanced 10 age, Imperfect safety.
lie hat hal. az Ca. l. Asar, L.! lin heop'.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1852.
Dear M3dam:-lhe duties Of my business
hose posed TIC 10 coughs, colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. nave been deprived Of
tie power Of attending 20 the duties Of my pro-
ress,or, ard sl.o'id nave been, had it not have
been fer lbc benign effects OF your hedieGie2
Candy. tried it but few hours before De-
gan 10 reap the advantage Of rs elects: Ny
cough aud hoarsrncss soon lc0 nc. Ny LuEcs
Arr nEslED, ard my appetite greatly improved.
!. therefore, haze 10 hesitation ~ adding ny
testimony 10 lhat al the many who have eXpe-
r,caced tie benefits e your valuable cough
CANDY. 10 AT5. PhaE~um,
WILLIAM MERCER.
Price 2j cents per package or - SO per doz.
For lie by joseph EaRer end 2. c Williams,
Slophefl-;own. Nov &c iS53-ly
DOWDEH.-Beally's Powder, for sale
by IN McEndree.
HNFESE-A large supply of prime
ii Ersiern Cheese, just received and Tor
sale by II. C.. HskiH.
ClALT.--Gronad alum and fDe Salt for
) sale by j l. JOwaer.
GROCERIES, Sugar al a FTP, COT
II fee at LEVY, Good Syrup at 40
cents, aud every other Ariel IN proper
, zion. L. {. Heskdt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-20
LIST OF GIFTS {:
100 Marble tus,s Of " ash

y -
ington, at--&l00 $4,000
hoo " CLAY, 100 10000
400 Webster, 100 10000
400 &" Calhoun, 100 10000
80 elegant Oil Paint. !
ings, in splendid gill 100 500
frames, size 3xll. each.
100 elegant Oil Painl-2 ,oo ooo
ings, 2X3 #. each,
500 steel plate Engrav-}
ings, brilliantly coIored N ooo
in oil, rich gil! frames, ! ~ '''''
24x30 inches each,
lO,0O0elegant s;eelplate2
Engravings, colored in 40 ooo
oil, of the Washington : '''
Monument, 2Ox2Gm. ca. s
$4,000 steel plate En-
lravings,irom 100 diff
ferent plates, now il
possession of, and ow-
ned By the Artists u
Mon, of the marko!
value OF, from 80 cents
to 81 each, 4l,0Go
/ first class Dwelling,
in 3Ist ST., New York
City, 10000
% building lots in 1909
and IOlst sls.,N. York 5 ;oon 90 0oo
CITY, each 2JXl00 iGot2
deep, at
100 Villa Sites, contain
ing each $4,000 50.
It. in the suburbs OF
New York City, and
commanding amagnt-
icent view Of the uud-
son River and Long
Island Sound, at 900 0U,OoU
20 perpetual loans Of cash, with
out interest or security,o $3.50 ca. 5000
IN :. q" 100 5000
INo so &" 5000
$50 {" 1" 20 " 5000
1000 -" E" 5 " 5000
Reference in regard to the Real Estate,
r. J. V1ssCnER & Co., Real Estate Bro
kcrs, New York. Orders, (post paid,
VITA money enclosed, to be addressed,
]. ~. HOLBROOAE, Sec'ry,
sos Broadway, n. y.
So The Engrayings in tie Catalogue
are now ready for delivery.
September 80, 1884. 40-Cm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26

and county in which they live, and should
be dealt with as such.
3. That we meet here again, on this day
three weeks, and if we find G.. S. Park or
w. J. Patterson in this town then, or al any
subsequent time, we will throw them into
the Missouri River, and they 20 TO Kan
sas to reside, ,ce pledge our honor as men, to
follow and hang them wherever we can take
them.
4. That at the suggestion Of our Park
vile friends, we will attend to some other
Freespilers not far off.
5. That we will suffer no person belong
ing TO the n RruERy Methodist Church, 10
preach in Platte county after this date, nm.
der penalty OF tar and feathers for the first
offence and hemp rope for the second.
6 That we earnestly call on our sister
counties throughout the State to rise in their
might and clean themselves Of Freesoilism
I. That our peace. orr property and cur
safety requires us at this time to do our
/ duty.
s. That we request every Pro-Slnvery
paper in Missouri and Kansas TO publish tho
above resolutions.
The Press was then shouldcred with 2;
white cap drawn over its head and labelled
Boston Aid,' the crowd following in reg
ular order; it was matched up through tow
nearly TO the upper landing ard there, will
three hearty cheers, it was deposited in 'b,
tomb Of AL the Copuets," to wit: the Mis-
souri, River.
A speech was then made to tie GROVE
and they dispersed peaceably, each taking
the road 10 his own home.
During the day frequent telepraphic dis
), patches were received from both ends Of tn
line Off most encouraging nature.
SIC transit gloria Sat1rdi.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26

T-Some of the effects Of ipnitcd powder
are wonderful. When it is hesped up in
the open mir and inha:ncd, there is 10 report,
and bu: little effect is produced. A small
quantity open and ignited in room, forces
the air outwards, SO as TO blow cut the win,
dows; but the same quantity confined in
bomb, within the same room, and ignited,
tears in pieces :he whole house. Count
Rumford loaded a mortar with one-twen-
tieth Of an ounce Of powder, and placed up
on it a "a Eb cannon ball; he then closed up
every opening, and fred the charge, which
burst the mortar with tremendous explo-
sion, and lifted up its enormous weight
He also put 2S grains Of powder in a cylin-
drical space, which it just fitted and, upon
being fired, it tore asunder piece of iron
which would have resisted strain Of four
hundred thousand pounds,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26
1855. SP;' NC 1855.
a 7. I. - nag Q 1N Q N &.
St. Louis and St, Joseph Packet Line.
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET.

H. TIE splendid aid fast running pas
80 assszZss. Il senger packet,
SONORA, BEN. JOHNSON, MASTER.
will leave s.. Louis during the season, on every
alternate Monday. at p. NJ, for Glasgow, Bruins
wick. Miami, Waverly, Lexington, Cnmden, Sib-
Icy. Liberty, independence, Kansas Fort Lea
v"nworh, Weston. ST Joseph, and ali ntermeG-
ate points. Commencing her regular trips from
St. Louis as follows:
March 9th and 19,h, July 9th and 23d.
April ID, 10th, 3Oth, August 9Th and 2Oth,
May 14th and 2Sth, September Sd and l7,h,
June llth and 25th, October Isl, 18th, 29h,
November 10Th and Goth.
Returning, will leave ST. Joseph every alternate
Sunday, al 10, A. NJ, as follows:
March llth and 25,h, August 18th and Goth,
April Sth and 22d, Sept 9th and 23d,
May 9th and Goth, October 7th and 2lst,
Ju'!e Sd and 18th, November 4th and 18th,
July LIST. 18th, 29th December 3D.
Departing from 81. Joseph on Sunday at 10, A.
NJ. Weston. Monday at a. Mj Fort Leayenwortl
ar S. Parkvie al Q. Kansas at 10, Wayne CITY al
II, Liberty at y. Richfie!d at P NJ. Sibley at .
Camden at 3, Wellington at >. Lexington. Tues.
day at II a. ~, Dover at Q, Wavery at 10 HIP.
Landing at II, Miami at l p. NJ, Brunswick at ?
Glasgow at i, BOoHyille at 8; and arriving in S.
LOUIS Wednesday af ernoon in time for Louisville
mil boats and the evening lines Of travel in every
direction.
No effort shall be wanting on the part of her
present officers 10 retain for the Sonora the wild,
popularity which she has heretofore acquired. -
Every requisite attention and accommodation will
be cheerfluy extended to passengers. and shipper
may rely upon the utmost punctuGity and dis
patch in the delivery of freight
BEN JOHNSON, Master.
Manson BARrHoLow, agents. mh22
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26
Spring Arrangement, 1855
REGULAR SATuFDAs PACKET

TTn The new and splendid fast passenger
.Ssssss-ss-,sssss .SSssssss,ssss packet,
NEW LUCY, VIM. CoNLEY, MASTER,
will run regularly during the season, leaving St.
Louis every alternate Saturday, at q O'Clock p.
NJ. for Glasgow, Brunswick. N ami. HIPS Land
ing, Wayerly, Lexington, Cr:nden, Richfeld, Lib
erty, Independence, Kansas, Parkve, Fl. Le"-
yenworth, Weston, ST. Joseph, and intermediate
points, commencing her regular trips will leave
St. Louis as follows:
March -7T and 3lst August 4th and 18th,
An il I4,h and 2Sth, Sept. lst, 18th. Goth,
May 18th and 26L; October 18Th and 9th,
June oh and 23d, November 10th and oath.
July Gth and 21st,
Returning, will leave ST. Joseph every alternate
Friday at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, as follows;
March 23d, August 10th and oath,
April 9Th and Goth, Sept. 7th and 2lSt
May lth and 18th, October 5th and 10Th.
June lsi. 18th. E9.h, November ID 10Th, 30th,
July 18th and 21th, December lith
Departing from St. Joseph at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ :;
Weston same day, and remaining over night
leaving Weston on Saturday at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Fort Leavenworth. 3 A. NJ, Lcavcnworih City g.,
PirkviIle, 10 A. NJ, Kansas - NJ; Wayne CITY /
p. NJ; Liberty, 2 p. NJ; RichfeId, p. NJ; Sblcy
! p. NJ; Camden, p. NJ; Wellington, 6 p. NJ; ar
rivlng at Lexington sHme evening and remain inc
all night Leaving Lexington Sundays. al 7A.M.
Berlin and Dover, St A. NJ, Wverly. 10 A. NJ.
HIPS Landing, II A NJ; Miami. 7. ~; Bruins
wick, p. M; Glasgow. p. NJ; Dconvile, 81
P. NJ; and arriving in st .ouis Monday afternoon
and other evening packe 5.
WIN CONLEY. Master.
WM c. KINDER, Clerk.
MANSON & BARTHoLow. agents. mh22
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26

RELIoIous DANor.--There was Grand
Ball at Salt Lake City, on New Year Eve;
given by the Governor and members Of the
Legislature. twas opened by singing and
prayer, and closed with bsnediction. Sew.
eral speeches were made during the evening
The Ball was given to Judge Kinn:y, and
his associates, Col. SleptOe Of tho army and
other officers. The Mormons are pro.
gresSiye peopIe, truly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26
From the St. Louis Intrliigencer.
To Farmers.

40
The past season of drought with IFS pres
ent progeny Of unparalleled scarcity, 'hou."
teach lesson 10 farmers and warn lhem. %
time. to take such precautions as will pre-
vent the recurrence Of similar state Of
things next year. To be sure farmers cam
not prevent drought be they ever so thrift.
ty, industrious and provident, but an exer-
else Of these traits Of good husbOndry may.
and will, measureoby coun'eract the hisas-
trous consequences which resul, from
drought and other drawbacks incidental ;o
agricultural life.
Provisions Of all kinds, grain, fruit ard
flesh, are excessively scarce and exorbitort
high-a fact by no means beneficial to the
farmer, since he has none Of these articles
to sell, even at the enormous prices now
offered for them. Let husbandmen seize
/ the present propitIous weather TO commence
their operations in earnest. Every handful
OF grain they SOW, every extra furTow they
plow, and every additional care 'hcy bCstow
on their crops, will be amply compensated
by an increased harvest. Al! the grain and
provisions that can be raised in our coun.
try, this year, should be raised, for the world
will need it. There is = great deficiency
now existing, which one crop, however
large, cannot completely FL Up. Wheat
may not bring 81 40 next year--we hope il
acW not---but it will assurealy fetch price
that will amply repay the cost Of raising it.
The same may, with truth, be said Of every
thirg else ,hat grows cut OF he ground to
feed hungry humanity.
Le: every farmer then raise ali he can,
A few more loads O.. wheat, corn or potatoes
than usual, may be raised easily on almost
every farm, by the lestowal Of little extra
labor and care. The country may not be
visited by another drought this year; but the
mere possibility Of such III even, should
promp! The adoption of such 4 system Of ag-
ricuiture as will modify its effects. We
would say to farmers, then, pio,C deep and
often. Nothing is as good defence against
the influence Of drought as deep piowing,
whic.! loosening the soil, enables it to con-
tain larger quantity Of moisture. Had lie
farms of the country been p!owed, last year,
deeper, by one fourth than they were--and
! it could easily have been done, we believe
: farmers would, at this moment. have third
I more grain in thcr barns than is 10 be found
D there.
The war in Europe is likely to 60 on, and
the armies needed for its conduct will en-
E body perhaps two millions Of men formerly
1 employed in agriculture. Europe then will
look to Us for food to fill the mouths Of he.
fighting men, and we should be prepared to
! supply the demand. We could sell millions
V worth of breadstuiTs abroad, nov, if we were
y able to spare them. We hope next year
D will not find us so nearly drained as we are
> now, and 10 thi, end let farmers cultivate
f all their available ground, and employ all
their available labor in raising on enormous
= crop.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
I e So

St. Louis and st. Joseph Packet Line.
HER The New, Elegant, and Fast Regu-
- - lar Passenger Packet,
JAS. H. LUCAS, A. WrNELAND, Master,
Will leave 81. Louis during the season on every
alternate TUESDAY. ut 1 o'clock, p. NJ, for
Glasgow, Brunswick, Mi nj. HIPS Landing, Wa
verify, Berlin, Lexington, Wellington, Camden,
Sibiey. Richfeld. Liberty. Independence, Kansas,
Parkville, Fort Leavenworh, Weston, st. Joseph,
and intermediate points.
Commencing her regular trips at the opening Of
navigation, Will leave St Louis every alternate
TUESDAY. as follows:
March 9Th and Goth, August 7th and 2lst.
April 81 and 18th. Scptcmher 4th and 18th.
May lst. 18th 29ih, October ID. 10Th Both.
June 18th and Goth, November 18th and 27lh.
July 10th and oath.
RETURNlNG-wIll leave ST. Joseph every al
ternate MONDAY. II 10 O'Clock A. M, as follows:
March 18th and 26th, August 18th and 9th.
April 9th and 23d. September 10th and 2ith.
May 7ih and 2lst, October Sth and pod.
June 4tl and 18Th, November 9TH and lJih.
july 2d, Goth, 30th. December Sd.
Departing from ST. Joseph Mondays at 10 o.
clock, a. NJ, Weston Tuesdays at O'clock A. NJ,
Fort Leavenworth at 8 A. NJ, Parkville at 10, 4.
NJ, Kansas at IL, H., Wayne City at p. NJ, Lib
erty at p P. NJ, Rchield, at 3. p. NJ, Sibley al
l. P. NJ, Camden at ), p. NJ, Wellington, at q, p.
NJ, Lexington Wednesdays at 8. O'Clock \. NJ.
| Dover AT 9, a. NJ, Wavrrly at 10, A. NJ, HIPS
Landing at IL, A. NJ, Miami, al l, p. NJ, Bruns-
wick at ., P. NJ. Glasgow at p. NJ Boonyile a,
s, p NJ, and arriving in St. Louis Thursday after
noon, in time for louisville Mail Bots. and the
evening lines of travel in every direction.
The Lucas is first crss boat, new, large and
elegantly fitted up, built expressly for the Mssou.
ri river trade, and in all her equipments and ap-
pointments, especial care has been taken to make
her superior Passenger Packet. and particular
~ attractive. MANSON & BARTHoLow,
March ID, 1855. Agents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26

Extract from letter to the Editor, from
a friend ia Grundy county, dated April
llth, 1884.
SAN" is making his mark, j: is said,
through the Grand River Country. We
have a very dry time, 10 rain, although
hourly threatening, Emigration is comirg
in very fast, and as still as it is kept ii
some places, some people think the Grand
River Valley is the best part cf the State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26
City HotS I,
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s. Mathis II OteI

GLASGUW, MO.
ffi.A The undersigned has opened large
.EiII and commodions Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets. IN this
city. His house is new and fitted mp in the very
best style. and has ample facilities for first class
hotel. He has spared no pains in making hisro
elegant and comfortable. His table will at all
times be furnished in manner TO crafty the ut
most reasonable wishes of his guests. Thestua.
ton of his house is one of the most pleasant and
healthy in this city.
There is COOL livery stable close at hand,
where st elk will be we'll attended to. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give HIM call
Apri VIM. N. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26
To BUILDERS.

THE subscriber having permanently located
L in Glasgow, respectfully announces that he
is prepared TO take contracts for Buildings, en-.
tire, or do any work in the Mason line. Pillars
Silis and Cans made 10 order. A share Of bus.
mess respectfully solicited. Work warrante,
Rates Reasonable.
MORRIS FITZGERALD.
Glasgow, MorthS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-26

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ing Post Offices have been established in
Kansas Territory, One at AtchisOn, RObt
S. Kelly, Postmaster. At Doniphan, ]. w
Forman, P. NJ. At Highland, Nemeha A.
gency, James NJ. Irwin, P. NJ. AZ lows
Point, II. w. Formsn, P. NJ,