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~ NORTH CULL0M, Attorney at Law,
As will all ST. Landry ana
that may DO entrusted TO his ocs oPELo
REyzassczsChas NJ. Waterman, hardware tnsrchsnC NJ Oil
ye Esq Tnos Miller commission mehan ChAs. Singleton
attorney ;Non, Co., Crescent oee NJ fIsans.
p - E2T 7if7F'E
a. TEAM BATTERY AND CLAREFIER FOR
~ sALE-One Copper Battery six feat and
hfee teep th OF inch pipe Clsriers
~ four es and deep wish cooper espentine
Of the valves
Evsposors Battery (us and
of for making hogaheads
on liberal terma. - '
myI4U @a& S. RI G{gaIAN 81 Natsbex..
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE
Situated at Greenvile Carroon Jefferson Parish
La, conducted by Madame @. MACE.


FHSHIS INSTITUTION, already fayorablv
known 20 ihe public having and great Of
EaS Madnms MACE has found order 10 eY,d M
Recommendations and carry or M
ments Of establishment If this pu chsSe ta
Psopssy ss she hSs s9w ossupi,d for puuases q
with ether sutsntal adion The have I'M
trcd and y sr eonarucon the most han
directed TO the health Of III.
These extensive Improvements the deghtiu and aurjnu
on u the esidcDea Gnaeny remote city 10 81 sIs.
Y poae and ccnson together nth he afforded Nv
daily attendance OF he eminent Professors funh aa
eeus ior successful study at the ST. Charles Isue The
q oil the various branches qua,s 10
pete English and French Educaon pursued
Of Madame and Mr. BY most able and
ent Tsaehef iades from and who rnde
men " 10 The Inlttnton. f'
The EngDh department is under the aud Al
reaon Of Pfoaor MELHADO who is
TO ac9ae the requirement of both languages
she k-rrHs performed Engsh aud Fenc
tiers eng nbeut French panjs th
utaissiy learn by association converse in enrh
aaguege ssr The Of Music distinguished
piifhment l5l -. N-
Imacp respecting and Of may be obainsd
rom the prospectus TO b. at the this
ne Parents and nsedo estab
aant on Saturdays and SundaGs order
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DcPes anu Umces NO. US North Third street.
st. LOUIS, MO.
WILLIAM C. LOGAN
President. 7Ee Traam,a,
The Company manufacture or Cordare Oil
ram. ~ lsnneis OIL Lamp Burning Gil, Rnptha Pitch
the pGfpostH hersn eratsd, = - fa'9 w
REFINED 0I-For kinda ojipo word .,a
all pafgosen of whi.h sptsm Oh 10 generally uaed,
OF Oii-WeiI adapted
eh r. INT heavy Mill Work. and for preparing Manila
and Godage, either none or
preservation. $3.50 e- ~ As'
PAINT OLA substitute for Lrseed on; dries well in about
sve hour IN The and fully supercedss
oiFor dress'ng Leather and curriers' gene
10 the best oils commonly
Whale Oil. $500 "-n
LAMP, BURNING oILThs oil large per eentsge
Of car cannot be used ordinary ps
nyntlon aerat the auly the burns
with brilianey unsurpassed bS any other light
NhPTdAtor Misunderstanding vamlahss, Fluids,
PIfCHfer all purposes for which Pitch used being very
~ soR LUsRrcATINa MAcHINERYThe Oils recommended
o ta purpose hoid applied three
oher oils would be applied bu, diminHhed quantity
that the consumption would he alike Be careful
chneIs before applying the Oil at cleanse
pcatoa IL tends 10 free Maehiny from tho Impurities
sroessr Oils. 5g'=-
The Company prepared m all ordsrs at presa that
cannot fail 80 give satiafaotion.
All forwarded the be
en1ed TO. isa n
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hANIEL EDWARDS, Successor to Tw1-
~ BILL EDWARDS,I Nos. 49, New Ieyes and ~
ans 81 Fulton s Manaiaea5er description Copper
making Of Steam Trains Clarifying Evsposng Pns Ftersrs
Boxes and everything appertsnog the SagaThoas
general Assortment
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc., constantly on hand A
lie would ra tae attention of Tsnp
been 'eecsasta operation the R. G.
good Lawrence, W. H. Sackhous A. Thomson CO. and T.
lara. ~ ~. a." ~ ssu'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

AGUEREMEDIEs, ETC. :
Osgood'sIndian Cologogus, +
Rorand'sTonIc Mirture,,
Smiths Tonic Syrup, IL
Wynkoop,s Tonic,
Speed % febrifuse,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
.l75= LoZEkGES. @
Sherman's Cough and Worms
Bryan 'aPulmonic Waters,
Isoeock's Pnimonic Wafers,
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovett's Wahpens or Hair Glcat
Barry'sTrtcophsroua,
Lyons Ratharion, s e
Boyle's HyperionFiuid,
fhslon's Hairfnvigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deuasn'a Wahpsne.
Lordon'sG Oriental Hair Tonic,s Y
Hanei'sEau Lnstrale,
oldridgs's Balm cfColu1nbis, :
Radway's Circassian BalIn,l
PANACEAS.
6wain's, Houck'a,
Culien'aIndian Vegetable, =..=
Longley'e Great Western.
OINTnfENT AND SALyES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Professor HollowAy'aO Ointment.
MsAlliBtsr's all-HeaiinT,
Brooks's MagicSalye, Pfyor,sP liz
tray ., Harrlson'p Specific,
ask'sMagnetic, Jndk;n'n,
Observation-Disclosures, Russis.
OILS.
Rushton'sCod Liver Oil. @
McRair'aAcouatic ,ScarPa't do,
BrisiBh Harlaem, ~
BlTTERB.
hfnHnfIu pf, maj
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z 1917 III Nr
~ Ooice 70 50 Maiden Lane Peafseetho
takes this method Of Informing bis city
customers that he continues supply
lis Pyrotsehnists snd
various materials s also imports the bsss Oil Coguac
AMI manufactures the fragrant
por'an paguerreoype Chemicals he pure Brons
MAN and French best resubilmsi odinl chemically
Phiae Soda and Cyanide Potassium ii bottles
ftis md Sala grain walls Nt, Cyanide Silver
., ss IA 'ess PanhasS aud Roa ard ID haes Csnsc
Line for polishing steel Fer hs Pyraehnist English
teneh and 6erman Nitrate stren Bta oIalsts
SOFA Lhorate Potash Aiethe such Pps,
Manganese zsrs Cademium and Ncs Asbs oaide and Bro
sFssts PSaan insect Fowler Famlgaiag Past.
and Green ssDs imported Oil Cognac 81 APPLE Iagonsa
1aaca aaa Oh SrSx ham Holland Gin psach,
os Of Cloves Pimeao Juniper Berry, Orange Csrsway Re
Geranum Acec and Supharous SIG Blue
and greet variety Drugs aud Rare Chses All very
Aiaiden n,yat'
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERIEs

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
BALTIatRK, Maryland, goth 1une 1855, (
A SAuTlON.-LoTTERY FRAUDs. Com
msaioner Of the Maryland State Lo.tariss hin
70 sgan ee puS sgAas me
for the sae which ara 6rtss
The only legal Lotteries Maryland those drawn daiv nds
tbs Of the Com by tina eon If G
sata under the Constitution examine and I
schames and attend the drawings, ~ 'fP'''' 'u'
M me 10 these Ios erica and all certificates packages
hcke have tho Autographed < BRENAN
Agent for the Contractor. oce nad Conoiated f
terrier, Baltimore Md. All others fraudulent, ~
Any information the subject Lotteries the anner in which
they drawn, etc., etc., will eheerfuy
o1ly 2. x Brennan fsitmora Ira -
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s,sTEAM BATrERY ann GT.ARIFTER NON
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
e1s GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
t6ey of TO auppy rugSata aud Dealers PropsEora lowest
Dspo, Special Agency Me- Isl chart.e0.troo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

FH'OBACCO-Long Black Rich TOBACCO, for
the Mexican and Texas Also TOBACCO for Psu,a
on nhda aud bbs, and ClA TOBACCO hand
fe iiy TURNER r. REssHAw % Camp x.,s., an ,,,;,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

Haworieans La.
yERMIFUGEE.
Wiuor'aCansdian,
SWANS
PerTy's Dead Shot, m
JAyBes's TOMS,
kasl's,
B. A. Fahnsatock'a,
McLaueis
sALsAMs &CoUGHREMEDIEy
Wiotar'nBslBam Of WildEhsrEy,
Hasting's Nsptha,
Sherman'B ealaam,
Buehsn's Hungarian,
Daviy's Wild Cherry eud Tar,
bch enek's Pulmonie Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew sIxpectorant,
Halls Balsain,
svaym'sS yrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayey'a Cherry Pectoral,
Tsylof's Raisau, Liverwort,
Jayue's EIpectoren.,
WineriBGlecampaine,
Rogars'Liysrwortaad Tar,
Mira. Gsrdiner's Liverwort,
neutrality-suspicious.,
Loadou's indian do,
DR.. Rose's do,
sARsAPARILLAs.
DR.. John Bull's,
8. 7. rowssend'E, @4 IL
H Sandals,
0idJscobFo wussnd's
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's, =@
s -Aksr's,
w. =GraetienbeYg's
BriBtol'p
Gnysoti's Yellow Dock,
PLASTERB. =
Well'aStrengthening
Ewsn'sstrengthsning
Jew David'a or Hebrew,
Badeau's, uE
Knspp'sTndiau
Alcock,sPorous,
GriRth'sAdhesive,
Z= Holloway'sArn,ee.
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Fhrrell'aArabian,
Buslsr'sNervsand Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes'b,
Tobins'sV enotian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Keliinger'a, "u5m
Gardeners,
Bartine'sHorss
Merchant'a Gargling,
Cherokee,
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l. Q Their HOMES,
FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL WORKS
Corner Of Benton and Euphrosine streets,
e. Office, No. JOG St. Charles strest

| IL TIL Err HOMES,
| FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL WORKS,
| Corner Of Benton and Euphrosine streets
| -" Office, No. LOG st. Charles street,
| 1.-TWO doors from the ST Cbs,ls, rb..,.,,
MANUFACTURER of the latest and mos,
@ sRpassa s sasrns Of sings. yerandaha Doo,s Shutters
s s'ss W aSssIf sGa
aa1 .'if sTss5 s'i; ssa css.s :s
leans -=..- ' oas n VI
arNGLIsH CAMEL COAL. at 81 d -,
Sss. sss ss c SsS si r s.
81 These desous of purchasing do we'll to purchase h
u Pssoais, Anthracite, American Came, 49,, .,
Coal or Has at the lowest msks .n' ohi0
mol In ------ ?. III WILLARD, Agent.
sAzERAC RRANDIEs.
NAE ARE SOLE AGENTS in this oitv FIR
,ss "a, , ysgs ~ aSp
view WI tSi ssi Igv II Riss Co.
ENLoRANCE HoUSE-This finely locat- a..
si f: s;sf :ssis s
RRECKENRIDGE COAL.-Tbe snhscr;bsrs
ssanboa hotels mangfac;orier private amies ETC. In ots
odss T. The Ya1 ey between Julia and ST.
F Z aissisnsIas Match. street..
OWL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
fHsHE UNDERSIGNED having formed a Co.
live siy s nay snss ho
business respectfully oe e1
patronage ftm thess interested ii e A's Vi
80 oa,, NJ ., e,,,.,...,., ~, W. s. MiTGfiELL.
4 suPAhTNERSHIP-H. r.. BEACH. bay-
'Rs M, S G WIZ SsASE
W. cs''d'l'' street, under tho
NsW o.osol. oeoeer 10. 1866. ..ae oas la,
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CoPARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

tOPARTNERSHIP-Th UNDERSIGNED bave
~ formed Psssrsrthip in the PRACTICE OF Law one
No. Commercial Place. ~ oue'
s9oim = rus y. Ply 4 ES ~;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

W. O. FLUER, UNDERTAKER,
I'll Tchouptouias street, New Orleans.
GSOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
Readiness Collins lined with lead transportation short
aula1 u
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~ oCKAWAY, LONG IsLAED.--The S.s-=sse
s,s koGkAWAY PAVILION will June. iisk
ssashnsa ss a sSs Twelve su,s
70 ne s9 ays sn S
Hos Gardens Of with board at the
snsg
The HOUSE will and stocked
with IN The choicest Wines Of every approved brand.
Room asns@eaa Archery 1ouna and
The Cooks WATERS FRENCH German and Amsrl
The terms for the will be the lowest possible
;st \ ., f Fs
&A 9neIe plsns may oe seen lels sp
| A IR LINE ROUTE FROM ca T azfssssssss5
S "a ALTON AND ST. Eouis jAD oias1iy chicago
ESPREss ROUTE carrying the ere.. Northern
r. 80 TWO DAILY PASSENGER rRAIssi
IN ss tisf s sssHa g.
R Winchester at .,.soA.M
v sss r. iaadias connect
Dty E1Pfeahleave Alton as.....+......1os0 A. NJ.
Trains springasd loonns lion, wilmington
sTs 1os hIeas 10 ehoa without change Of baggage
Nigh $50 IN
Tine from 81. LOUIS 10 caicasoi-Fvaeen Hours
, CONSPICUOUS.
sI Michigan Southern Cen
s I'll ss, Int .ss a sss
& n Es9rs Fsss S Cincinnati
AT CHI. CAGo-wih Galsua Belo Railroad making Thu,
route sbs only reliable expeditions
p alsna ahaqus 81 Paul and other points the Upper
-. Mtssissppl. za=E ~fFS
AT with the Rock island Railroad oora
AT Sst sas %
At asilh SS "a hs Ss ss
Gss &, @ and e. ss stations with good
sss Il s q N
s5d all other railroad Offices in ST. Louis and II
he ss Tickets s,ss d.
aasH E5sI = R. P. MORGAN, Ja Superintendent.
M EW ZANTE CURRANTS-20 barrels, land
L ing sx bark Aimeds. ard for sale by
Al z5..st A +. COCHRAN a HALL, IS Grayisr 81
N'lRE GRACKERS-l200 boxes just received
u and for By
eao A. F. cocHR AN HALL. IS Gravisr street.
bECANs-3o bags just received, and for
ois = A. i. COCHRAN a BALL. as Grsvisr street.
GLASS - 1000 boxes Window Glass, for
nss a. pELAeRAyE . CO., 10 Mas.sr. street,
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NEW YcRK---NEW YORK.

howard n. FusDICK, Commits sion Mer-
ss s. . s Nc q seAF AMP sE~
" Elbow METAL.-MUNTz's GENUINE PA.
the r s Mra
"'.' s fsfs sif Gig
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
FAY: ss'i sss .' s1s; a C s
''' A w. ss
MsIsfaetaiors and importers ter 4 zns ana coo..
7HNHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
RAILING CO the sole manufacturers Of c,oela
aye s
s
s ple. as IA Ne .s
s s'tf s few doors '' Sg sFPad
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
nat fy sss 1S
a. a ssBs III
soess'b osss as,, LessI.s slsys
ns Pants hs asos eSSag i Confess ess; s soo
s
sns &c .hsy will find the" more RossR s e
ny FL ss sssssS
TTNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
" Warehouse, No. u John atIee New Mauufsc
Patent Patent Rnbher
ohins offer for sas for the Home and Export Trade
terne-- "
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Coats Glcsks caPes Army and Navy Goods Reehng Pea
Jackets, Walking and Riding tesgna.
CLOfRS.
AID fs5s esSaGs ner"
Govern.
AIR WORK i
Air Beds Pillows Cushions, MePsssrve Life Boats Buoys etc.,
tIsse Of all kinds - |
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES,
Breast Pumps, SyrnEss, Hospital shhatus,
SHE ds Nursihs Bottles, IeSilng Rings Gas Tubing.
~ The Geoda made by thin Company
Si,nate. 49, ,,..y.s, D. III. WILSON, Prendent.
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MI d. BENJAMIN, No. 40 Nassau street,
lS-As between Liberty and Maiden Lans, :
IMPORTER OF FANCY SILR GOODS,
gmps Fnpgs Bfeida Laes, Bindings Curds Galoous aIta
Needles, utc. ~ w. and n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

MR. JASON F. KENNEDY will have an in.
I'VE erssi, partner In The firm nj u KFNNF
Df 9 CO., on tbs frss Jauu sry, 1856. = " -E-
4 Mas o.,.,.. s.....-,..a, fsAAIL H KENNEDY.
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4 lSSOLUT10N-The interest of JOSHUA
JACKSON, In the firm Of s. H. KENNEDY CO. eesses tbis
name OF the hrm in liquidation. y US 'a'
3. II. KENNEDY
81 II JOSHUA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22

On the question, (Which enjoys the
greatest amount of happiness, the bachelor
or married mani"
Mr.. President and Gentlemen-I rise TO
advocate the cause of the married man.
And why should l not? claim 10 know
something about the question, I do. Will
any gentleman pretend to say that do not?
Let him accompany me home. Let me CON-
fort him with my wife ard seventeen chill
dren, and decide.
High as the Rocky Mountains tower above
the Mississippi Valley, does the character
of the married man tower above that of the
bachelor. What is bachelor: What wss
Adam before he got mated with Eye?-
What but poor, shiilcss, helpless crea-
'ure? No more to be compared with his
after life than mill-dam to the great roar
ing cataract Of Niagara. [Applause.]
Gentlemen, there was time, | blush 10
say it, when | too was a bachelor, ana 4
more miserable creature you would hardly
expect TO find. Every day toiled hard,
and at night l came home TO my comfortless
gorrct--no carpet, no fire, no nothing. Ev-
crythng was in a clatter and in the words
of the poet,
Confusion was monarch of all lie surveyed
Here lay pair Of pants, there a dirty
pair Of boots, there play bill, and here a
pile of dirty clothes. What wonder that |
took refuge at the gaming table and the bar
room. found it would never do, gentle
men, and in a lucky moment I vowed to re-
form. Scarcely had the promise passed my
lips, when knock was heard at the door
and in came Susan Simpkins after my dirty
clothes.
Mr.. Spicer, says she. "I've washed for
you six months, and havI,'t seen the first
red cent in the way of payment. Now ia
like TO know what you are going to do about
Iit?" ..
felt in my pocket-book. There was
nothing in it, and knew it well enough.
"Miss Simpkins," said I, "it's no use de-
nying it. I haven't gothic pewter. Iwish
for your sake had
"There," she said promptly, Il don't was
another rag for YOU
"Stop,' said l. "susun, I viii do wha'
l can for you. Silver and gold have none
but ifmy heart and hand will do, they are al
your service"
''Are you in earnest2" says she, lqokin,
little suspicious.
''Nevcr moro Sc" said T.
- Then" says she 70, there ,eem, 70 b,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22
Census

The census is now being taken through
out the Territory. and the returns are all
to be made by the 18Th inst. We suppose
as 4 matter Of coursc, the election for mem
hers to the Legislature, viii be ordered We.
r. soon afterwards, probably a0ou, the first
Of March. From what we can learn, It il
the design Of the census taAeT, Of Lcaven-
worth district, to make our population fail
below the number of votes given at the elcc.
lions, and thus deprive US Of our due pTo.
portion of repres c1,otion in the Legislature.
I. Gun be established Jy the lest oI lcstimo-
nv, the census tahcr has said lie was Ec'rr-
minel TO show that t..e.o arc no. as mary
souls in this distrtrict. as there were votes
given at the election. THIS is 20 he done,
doubtless, for the double purpose Ct confirm
ing the abolition presses in their sianderous
statements about the election, aud 10 cut
down the pro-slavcry strength in the Leg.
| islature. Men who were known 10 be &C.
tual bona. nde residents Of this district, have
been passed by ard not word said 10 them
about taking the census. Tie census was
taken at a very unlayoraOe season, when
many Of the settlers were absent, but if oil
had been taken that were here, we Should
not utter o word Of complaint. ...
/! behooves the pcope-thc sovereigns-
to be on the alert, and concentrate their
strength upon reliable men in the next elec-
;ion. There are many i'll Missouri, who in
tend settling in the Territory in the Spring.
Come then without delay if YOU wishto par
ticipate in the coming election.
We want TO see our hills and valleys dot
ted over with the cabins of the settlers, and
our rich prarics brought into cutiyaton.-
Our lands are fertile and inviting 10 the en-
tcrprising and industrious. Come on--now
is the timc-Spring and seed time is upon
us. and the election is al hand.
In selecting candidates to represent us,
we should be united and suffer no local jca-
ousies or prejudices to divide US, but pre-
sent a bold undivided front. Men should
be taken from the different parts Of The dis
trict who are known 10 be reliable, and with
q view 10 the strength and union Of the tick
et Let this be done, and we can go into
the contest and achieve signal and tTium-
phnnt vcory.-- Loavcuworth Herald, 9th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22

no prospect in getting my pay any other
way, guess I'll take up with your own
offer"
Enough said. We were married in about
q week; and what's more we haven't repen-
led it. No more attics for me gentleman
l live in good house, and have somebody 10
wash my clothes. When was poor mis-
cradle bachelor, gentlemen, used to be "a
thin as q weasel Now am as plump as a
porker.
In conclusion, gentlemen. fyou want to
be q poor ragged devil, without a coat 10
your back, or a Shoe TO your foot, il yon
want 70 grow old before your time. and te
rs uncomfortable generally, as ''hcdge hog
rolled Up the wrong way advise yon'o
remain bachelor; but if YOU want to live
dcccnhy and respectable gotmarried. I've
got ten daughters, gentleman Toverpowcrirs
orp'ause and YOU n7y have your pick.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22
The Use of Money.

A vain mans motto--Win gold and wear it
A generous man's-Win gold and share it
A miser's-Win gold and spare it.
A proiligate's- Win gold and spend il.
A broker 's-Win gold and lend il.
A fool's-Win gold and end it.
A gambler Swim gold and loose it,
A sailor's-Win gold and cruise it.
4 wise mon's-Win gold and use It.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22
Chic Editorial Convention.

The Elitors Of Ohio, in recent CONVEX
ton at GAINESVILLE, among others, adopted tho
following resolutions:
ReSoIred, That We earnestly roprobate tie
practice, tao common among Editors, of per-
sonal vituperotion and abuse, as derngo'ory
TO tie dignity. influence ami we.l-beiug q
the press; and That, instead thereof, we rec
olnend candid ard disp4s siouate discussion
of principles, Of oilicia, conduct and qta4.iL-
cations,
Rcsolrca, That We 'rcgoy4 it as emiaen,ly
protective Of tie interests Of the press, that
:he prices Of our papers should To, Only be
paid in advance, bu. that an advance BE maie
upon our present subscription prices, ia-or-
der to afford us thai lair living remuneration
for the expenditure ofime and money which
other trades and professions enjoy. -
Rcsolrcd Thai Us soon as couI enient, VIZ
will conduct our business upon the cash
principle, in SO far as it is practicable, Al
subscriptions, advertisements and iobbing 10
be paid stricly in advance, except where We
have mutual dealings with business men.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22
An Advocate of Pierce on the Stool d
Repentance.
JNO. F. WILLIAMS,


The Editor Of the New York Democrat,
after quoting the Louisville Journal and he
Richmond Examiner upon the Indebtedness
Of politicians 10 the press, makes his own
remorseiul confession as follows:
1T is not unircquent that the friendship
Of nm editor is the politicians stock in trade
upon whom he draws for every step he
makes in the way of fame,
Witness Tor instance, the tremendous man
the press made of Mr.. Pierce during the
campaign of his election. We confess that
we look back with shame upon the part we
bore in that business during the four months
Of that canvass. We wrote for campaign
paper wch circulated more than sixty thou
sand copies week, what would make y
book Of not less than three hundred folio
pages, all proving, most clearly that he was
in intellect, genius. purity of principles, and
firmress Of character, a second Jaclison.--
Our head almost achcs row when we re-
member the weary days and nights Of cd,o-
rial labor in which we followed him through
the bottle-smoke over the plains Of Mcxi-
co, and erected him into tremendous and
most frightfully brave general, who never
did faint from fear under the blaze and whi2
of the saltpeter and bullets of the enemy
And now, 10 see the bullrush thing he has
turned out to be, bows our own spirit will
shame and regret" .....
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22
Smiths Hotel ,

GLASGOW, MO,
fs..A The undersigned has opened large
RiI and commodions Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, In this
city. His house is new and fitt up in the very
best STYLE and has ample facilities for first class
hotel. He has spared no pains in making his rooms
elegant and comfortable. His table will at all
times be furnished in manner to gratify the ut
most reasonable wishes of his guests. The esitua-
ton of his house is one of the most pleasant and
healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be we'll attended to. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give hun call.
Apri VIM. N. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-22

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