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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
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tflatblnrrp, ST.
EOR SALE-One STFAM-ENGINE, 5-hOrse
to~er one prght 1ular BOILER, lohorse Poweti vii
be sold chesp. IDqu're Of J. GRAY No ~ West i3tns
CTFAM ENGINES for SALE One portable
~ HORIZONTAL HOTSTIN1 ENGINE, connected to
Boiler with Wndass everything compete for h)s'iug
Bu Mstes Coal, other src will 10 the work Of
uu oefp g. TO- Is aud 70 horse oO~er CON
Boilers with several Othet sizes Inquire
J. BURNS'S and Cont actors Office No 1872
Brosdv ay NewYcrk
WANTt D-A second hand STEAM ENGINE
w Z5 h"rs power be in good running order.
Address 7. POHEROY Gieehf.d, lister County,
y for week al d sts.e the prce.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Bountp Cono Uarrants.

DOJNTY LAND-WARkANT OFFICE, No. g.
- Wsll.t HeaY York.-rbe hig1e market pnce paid 70
LAHD WARRANTS aud al waTans sold by Va are SuaTsn
sed and forwarded ty mai otherwse receipt " remit
tauCes
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and othss entitled
Bounty Lands, application "a .
J. c. COLEMAN Co, No e3 Wsllst
AND VARIANTS 5 WANT h D.
IL TAYLOR BROTHt RS. Bsnksrs,
No IL WaHst Nsw-fork.
We will supply orders promptly Warrants wsysor hand
I AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
l. pr,ces and aims for Bounty L.d PoGs prompt
H. aiteud,d to. by GEO WO0DMAS No ~ William It
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

DOYS BOARDING SCHOOL-at Little cry,
I'D pi miles from Hoboken j. Stages from uOoOkea
the schoo severed daily Pufs received auy tune Terms
Board sd TuioD from $l0 20 l40 yer tor Cucu
lars. With particulars address, A b. W1NANT, Principal
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financial.

DIVTDTND NOTlCE.-Tht SENl-ANNl AL
ISTTRf IT t-r c.s tis c'' 90 b ht'f ftf - A.
t.f r.v, o. me follow nance - ur'' 80 nos ''h ms
sfse o, the {, ersed presentation ct the Ttooef Oou
fTIiF ci FvFL4ND PAINFSvILLt Ard A,arABC-
la RAILROAD CoNP4s1'r BOsUS. pr ceG'
THE n TLIFsONTAlHS AND INtltNA hAiLaoAD
COMPkNY'S ISCOMF BOsh~, pr esa'
wiNsLU". LArIER L Co.. No .. " AA't
keW-lorI. July ~ 1886
OTTrcI UnIo ,ND IsDI.AA RAtLsosD CoNsAn
FoRr rsYNT July ei i2r
DIVU END NOTlCE.-lhe sEhl-ANNC AL
~ tNTthE>T ia r cu- r. III Ctt ot 'e~-l. ~ i" tns
MORTGAGE BoNUS OF this Ccup,uy. Oh the hf'i d'' O.
AuIu.tr-yt - TAO 81 s - 4a' d a. ,le ONCE "
Mess WiN-TOW IANtEk 3 co, Nc 81 v all a., n
sas e.. v OIL prvsel. u on OF tn V'cter Cou,ot
~ '' - GEORGE QCtMBG Treasurer.
GALEAA Aso CHic GO CMos RuLRo,D CoNPAsY}
S.cr.tsf,. Office, . BIC go, Jmy l. io@ ,
INV IDEkD NOTiCE.-NOtice Is hefe0y gwen
~ to tue stcckholt,rs o. 'h- GALENA AND ChiCAtO
UNION RAILROAD COMPANY that Diyide'd of rlHs tH,
PER CENT upo thu sts Snrk O sAo Company has ttlS
DAT been declared by ord Of DurCof. yis 90 tne
Il day of Au.usi ESehAuce on New fork 81 lat -
bold-rs a .ei ,nk at the OF busisess on the 81"
day of July 1876
No dyid; I'd Sill - remittsd without dirse tous
By oder Of the Dt-ctors ". NJ LARRABEE,
oectstssy.
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n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the opht) "a ev.Yoyk. Notice hereby gwen al
Eis9Ts ba.ns claims against the Eststs Of LOUISA 4
ate OF the City OF New York, wSow, Aecesed %
" sei % srne with vouchers thereof Subseubsr AZ me
sfbce Of G j. De Witt No ss Nsss.u.st h. tho Ciy o.
Now eTk. before the 2sth day OF January nsstDs1sf
Ss"'ioik, the I'd S4y OF July. 1855
Robert II CUNNING. -
jy22 1aw6u ru. FA.cutor & , Of LOUISE r. Fsher
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

AFW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
n pANY-GrsERAL OFFICE. No IT'S BrO-ass, N r.
n. Neu rie Rsaoad Company se 90. psep41oA
" ~ ~" % ucc.tt ~ Gen. raj Suo't su't Etp.ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

NAY LINE for ALBANY-from foot OF Csnd
~ ere sym s.. Ot7s IA landing s..' ., @e', f91a ss.
s,ssr,e, AkME SIA Moi day Wedne -sy Fndiy Aida
Tue.d,y Thusd.y sstd'asy com se'ns a. Albany va
meet The Besis a; Cssk to convey pasassnto ~
Mountain Houss
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turnltnrc.
painte, Oils, GLASS, SIS.

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
H Very pue burns brightly aid long sperm, and never
the wick. beng Gee from supoHU foi
ula biIery. ALSO.
CO8URN'S PURE TALLOW OIL, superior for burIsD,
vii siAnd colder weather will the sIerm oil
Barrels so 20 ~ gallons Only agent
JOHN w QUINCY, No. 93 Williams
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

lNRElTCh ID FARSI 30 betSees Aiba , sid Ne.
Yotk S262 between NeG York aud SaeatogA
Leaves Albsus for New.iOk: $40 e. IN, ENP'oS' ".n
Q. 80 A H.. mail iran As y. m Express tram.
Leaves New York for AbsGy; o:iO m, hApfe'' "sr
$40 ID. Mail train, $50 2. n.i ExPess tram
Commencing August 1876 o,r,, s.-,,-.
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RERGIER respectlulIy INFORM. ner

UI friepss al th pub c IN genes tha' oOA iD Nc
sat DAY SCHOOL for yonug LAoi-s will be r~oPened
WEDNESDAY, September 10. Cueu can be obsiLed A.
he. res.aeyce. No lS2 MsoisOn.av
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IL L Il o Is EN + o L l. S
M NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED BY PATENTS.

KEEOsENL Ill LIUMINATING OIL.
THE ECONOMY or THIS OIL Is UNRlNkLED.
81 10 OF KkRoSEtE sv,s s. much Lsh s - OF Rape
on; 10 OF hale Oil, SJ ~ Of Sperm OIL AID > y e
Bur1ius Fluio.
II In all the Arssnd buttoJ-top Lamps including
esuphene aid svc oil lamps without the usual tenieucy
smoke.
KSROSENE LUBRICATING AND BIESACLE OIL
The Of this Oh machuey 10 tourd De perfectly
magical; the caused tue Of impure oils
equal beet Sperm Oil and does gesl lo1
temeisu,e For Rirusce Lamps, sigma 9Vwpi.t Leg
this oil surpassed II ~ burn or nights with
ctusDg the wick great d.sderatum Tor sup
uu.e,s srd gives ligh equa, best Sperm Oh. IL s0
bun in all the b, q Head Lamps
Tie ri Tgreers Shp Chandsrs, and Ship Cap
par cu4ry requested The ce-tihca.es
the ce hUSTENS, Agent OF Kerosene Oh Company Ne
81 bsayerst
I'HE NEW-JERSEi ZINC COMPANY, By
impnyrd process Of suufseturs prepared 20 cs
their WHITE OXlD Of ZINC. .up,ricr wh,eneas a-J
other manufactured ths sole, either dry ou.1
10 oil, BY h. Al IckEN \ CO AGENTS,
No lb5 Nsshyl stOr -.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

pAVEN, BACON & Co, successors to BACON
IL RAVEN, PiANU-FORTE aANUFACTU GERS,
No iSj Gr-uC &c. Broad way gheTe full
Of n III cNTS rsy be found exclusively Of our
usDuiacture. Warnnt-d in every respect
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JEgsEY-

a NhILhOIfD
u COM ectr AT New Hampton with the Deieware Lscka
ynnns and Western Railroad Scranton Great Bend ths
North and West and Easton with the LehSb alley hAl
toad 20 hiauchcbGDk -
sUMMEK ARRANGEM ENrs--Cosmenc:rS JurDe 3. isA
Leave NewYoIk for Esstn and Lecruudiate places hen
sief no North RIVER at 80 an fSD p IN tor Ssass-
,nls at Z: 80 and 1915 IN aud $3.50 and $3.50 p m.
The above trains Elsecth With crans on tho
New Jersey Rsosj which leave nesiogs from The o< of
" " JOHN b SrERSs supt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

IN UhSOANCE OF ali order vi the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYork notice hereby siyeh 20 y.
PefSoI baL esns the Of DANIEL EBBETS
eT o the Ct q Eewfork deceived prescott the
WIN vouchers hereof 10 tho nbcIiher the office Martin
Smiths No. 10 WaLst n th. Cty of New Yors on q, hs
tore the twelfth day q Decepbs Date Sew.york the
s"h daH - JnLe 1856 EMERSON RHODES,
JEW in"hHflu
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

A'FN YORK CENl Raj RAibhOhD oG ea .',' ..'
Nprp cEs NJ goNDS-rh- undersigned ofe-s 'ot sale
~. sFvss PER CENT COUPON SoHDS o' ms C3'a "
t,c Gsic iss,u.) bayi' twenty y,ars 20 tnH "a,
,arii ~ ruslly on the first os2s d feO'u-J s"N '
ConPaiy Ase'''' !" DUSCAs, SHERMAN Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
LONG BRANCH

EUR SHREWSBURY L"NG BRaACu.
pPAL. HIGHLANDS. OcrAN HOUSE: SILVER
FONT OCTAN FORT, 4,d EAT lNIOWN-I9e sapeHos
~, S,sf,,d .eau er J ANFS CdRiSC@ tHtR csot foR
Rnpo,> viii run f,Om d Jay ,t, \. ~ to~,; Lvzys
NewSc,i S.,ufjsy. Aug a" 8. oe % ? N sgnis AN.
Apo A. 4Fclck TUesdsy Aug - o'clock We Le-i.y
Ava 6 I'll. O'Clock IN Leave ,eesn rot 'Iafds, Aug
Ans .f o'ci cd u., Morday, Aug g. At 70eoes IA,
Tuesdsy Aug s. st ocloch III "eonssd'y Aug s'@f
sIes for sduan Village. Red Bank and oth-r pt OF he
country This boat hdenty otefod 10 re travelling com
nguul,y ss the bro adapted boat ever on the route
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF she Count, Of Yerk notice s hereby gwen 60 Ill
Persons having claims against MARKS JACOBS iat. a
70, S! i New feIA, deceased to psesent the same wit
vouchers thereof t. the subscet bis store Nc I2i Wst
street Ia he Guy VI New York On or before The tu-Inb J,y
1876 ELIAS Il JAcoRs "a aJm,,l saiu nay .. 'u'''
jel7 iaw6unTgs MAJ. y I.c"bs Sses..sd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

Wl sCHOOL vii be re opened . TUESDAY, Sept g.
be obtnr her -aSdencs. Nos a'1 10 C
soo-psce 8hst or az Mr.. ~ sTASPOROS bookstore, No
tSI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

tuiloins ttlaierials.
LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestbules, Hall.
IL -earhs Ouii rcOns Co. vs:oies 80 GARSkI2X
CHIMNEY -TOPS DEAlN-P!PES, &c Fos sale Ly
MILLER u COATFs, No s7y Pearl - y. ?.
EAKi kOOFS-L EAKY ROOFS.
~ O>BORSS RUOEIsG CEMENT
IL the cheapest best and by far the durable ROOFING
use6 IL u,pvv.ou- er-~es'h.r AID improve
Is r,sss the met D'suse heat LkAkI rGS ROJFS "a
hENTED ard made equal A. l.. OsSORS,
Mason and Builder, No ~ CanL-st
- o o + n G.. ROOF ING.
H WARRENS IMPROVED
FIRE and WATER PROOF FELT and COMPOSITION
ROOFING.
JAMES II. JOHNSON Co..
TURERS.
Ne ~ rne-st Ee~-Ycrk
d ard loAky Metallic RooI covered with pernaRsr, .ss
Elastic CostinE
DOOFS, ROOFS kOOFS.-The cheapest and
III iele for covering roofs "a TAR ROOFlSG PAPaR
winch we keep cobsanay hand and Viii sil large asJ
rnsl qua It'll 8 70 suit purchaser.
JAS DERkICKSON Co, No 80 8eekman-t
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B,SK DEP.RTNENT. srATE OF stT.ioSA
ALBANY. Juy ~. lgS
rl,IIr COMMERCIAL BANK Of WHTTEH9LL

hath. dsy ed in this Office notice ot the sp''nn'n"n
9TH. RINK OF TROY in thr City OF Troy "sg~n iof rae
Off, ccu sDs Loies 'ogenr wtn f-yocf9u Of
~ rtt.ip,n4ut Of The LOMMERClAL BANK OF TtOf %
ert sse able the eohed An 4e 20 snerd rue
80 act. ,sAung TO il corc,sted Ranks Bsn.ug Ascca
TO-, AID Individual Bar sers. pa.sei Aptn u 1851
'o1' ~ JAMES NJ. COOK. superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
I,OR ROSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

~
i PORT and FALL RIvER.-Ths splendid and s-peno
nesmer METROPOLIS Capt Brosg leaves New fob eses
yI,FSDAY TIL RSDAf and SATURDAY, ~ 5 50elocn p m
and BAY STATE, Capt Jeweit, leaves New, Iors svea
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY d FRIDAY H O'Clock p IN
nom pier No R. near the Battery; both touching al No y
port each way. 80, - , -. - -,
Hereafter Will b- regsrted . secured 70 any sppai
Y,ebt 10 Boston forwarded through sret asps'cb
Nv An txpre.s Freight rIsiC - 49,,
!" q" Mn BORDEN agent, Sos 10 and II westst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Groceries.

JoH D W G d I d cs!
ooUBLE-REEiNtD AND FAMILY sALEAt u.s.
.UyYK-taesonATE OF SODA, SAL SODA ETC
Ne II dd .l,p HsaOvs.sqa hss'GST
.TRE CREAM OF "ARTAR ALWAle oS HAND
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
professional Notices.

DILLS, BUPTURE, and FISTULA-Cured
L without the knife or lissture, bJ EDW, DIXON D..
Editor he Scapel sud OpeTsnE and Consulting SUrs-
No Y 5tl-sv Ohcs hous from 10 3 NJ u .. aud
to evening
d. will be absent from tbs city from August 10 5, ace
from September 70 inclusive.
UNITED STATES PASSPORTS-By J. b,
I MONIES NotArJ ard Ccuu Tor ever state NJ
Nsturaizad citzeas uust orocuce eoEticaiea
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18

GOD SAVE THE UNION.

God save the union of the States?
And brighter make those stars which shons
Around the hallowed glory day
or Freedoms birth at Lexington.
For all the blood that has been shed,
For all the patriotic dead.
For all the hearts which for us bled,
Oh! save the union Of the States!
God save the Union' BY il stand
Ye true men who revere its laws.
And oh! remember Washington.
Who crushed oppression's bhghting cause
Be faithful TO those men who gave
TO Freedom, life-to Wrong. grave!
Be faithful now, if you would save
The sacred union of the States.
God save the Cnonl By it stand
Ye men whose love is Unions might,
Yemen whose hearts and heads uphold
The great omnipotence of Right.
Be faithful 10 one cause.-the just
The Constitution is your trust:
Would We behold laid IN the dust
The union of the sister States?
God save the Unionl When itbrealls
Then Freedom falls-then Might expires,
And what was born at Lexington
Meets death amiO Disunion's fires.
Then strike; ye men who war for light,
Let not Disunion bring its blight,
By suffrage exercise your might,
And save the Union of the Statesl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18
HARRY House,

HHA THE subscriber has removed to hisnew
.4.I and commodious Hotel, near Broadway,
where hewil be pleased TO see his old friends and
travelling public generally. No pains will be
spared to render his guests comfortable, and their
ssojourn at his house pleasant one. The Hotel
has been furnished with every convenience, and
he hatters himself, that no house west of St. Lou
is can excel his. The table will at all times be
furnished with the best the market affords-the
Bar willbe furnished with the most choice liquors
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tcntended to him, he sollcits a continuance of the
same. N. HARRY.
Brunswick, June 81, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18

and, therefore, sometimes irregular impul-
ses Of opinion, or of action, which are the
natural product Of the present political ele-
vati,n, the self-reliance and the restless
spirit Of enterprise Of the people Of the Uni-
ted States.
THANKSGIIvNG.
shall prepare to surrender the Execu.
tive trust to my successor, and relIre 10 pri-
vate life with sentiments Of profound graf
itude to the good Providence which, during
the period Of my Administration, has vouch-
saPed to carry the country through many
difficulties, domestic and foreign, and to en-
able me to contemplate the spectacle of ami
cable and respectful relations between ours
and all other governments, and the estab-
lishment of constitutional order and tran.
guilty throughout the Union. .....
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsHTsGroN, December ., 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18
, VALUABLE FARM Jshr .
II. sale or ReIlt.

- THAT well known Farm on the State
SS& Roads leading from st. Louis TO st. Joseph
--k- and Hannibal to the latter place, about
,ur miles Z ist of Keytesyille, Charlton Coun-
v, No, formerly owned and occupied by the
ete James Herryford.
The subscriber being desirous of leaving Mis-
ouri for mlder climate, will sell low for cash,
r will give time on one half of the purchase mo-
ney. This Farm is so well known that it is only
necessary to say to strangers coming TO the coun-
try that il is one Of the best Stock Farms, and
for richness Of soil is unsurpassed by any in the
country; no better can probably be found in the
country, and as to its locality for doing any pub
lie business mo better probably be found in the
State. ~.
The farm consists OF 25s Acres; 100 under cul-
tivation, newly fenced. There are three good
Wells, besides plenty of stock water Possession
given Immediately. ~ .t,g.,.si...
For further particulars, call on the undersigned
on the premises. or address him by letter. at
Kevtesvslle, Mo- WILLIAM RUSSELL.
March 6, 1856-tf. E, r... -.l..., ..y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18
SMITHS HOTEL,

I'M The undersigned has opened large and
B;U- commodous Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted 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 al
all times be furnished in manner to crafty the
utmost reasonable wishes of his guests. The sit
uation of his house is Of the most pleasant and
healthy in this city. lf
There is good livery stable close at hand
where stock will be well attended to. The public
are respectfully invited to give him call. y
ap9 sl VIM. N. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18

DREss WARM-BEGIN Now.-Our eli
mate is changeable, pleasant and charming
weather soon passes into raw and cold taking
days, which unless provided for are most
disastrous TO the health OF the people. But
the women, the young ladies-are most ex-
posed. Pride makes them the most insen-
sible and foolish beings Which claim anything
Of reason and prudence. They dress to be
sick, and half of them are, because they de-
spise thick and warm clothing. Away with
such nonsense, men and women, and pre-
pare for the change Of season. Better be
healthy, beautiful, and robust, than fashiona-
ble thin shoed and fOunced dress gentry
with genteel cough and consumptive look.
Then dress warm! Begin now! Pu. away
your wafer understandings and summer
trappings, and betake yourselves to thick.
warm, sensible, and protecting clothing such
as sound minded men and women ought 10
choose.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18
Shirley House,
EAYET'TE NFO. tu r''

TTNHE undersigned hasopened public housein
l. Fayette, Mo-, on the SOUTH asst corner of the
Public Square, where boarders and travellers
shall receiue every necessary attention.
In connection with this house entire new stabling
and carraige house has been built, which will be
attended by the most careful and experienced hos
tiers, and conveyances will be furnished to any Of
Jan.19. kaJAS.A. SHIRLEY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18
Pacific Railroad.

The Richmond Enqnirsr, the leading
journal of the Southern democracy, in all
editorial upon the subject Of Mr.. BucuAN-
ANS recent letter 10 California in behalf of
the Pacific Railroad, thus takes the ground
of opposition;
By this statement Of Mr.. Buchanan's po-
sition in respect TO the Pacific Railroad, and
the conditions of his nomination, it is estab-
iished that his recent letter Exposes him to
no Just imputation of bad faith or inconsis-
tency. Bnt it is equally we'll established
that the party has contracted no obligation
to follow him in his policy. For ourselves,
we distinctly announce, that while we in
tend to support the incoming Administration
in all its great objects, with whatsoever Of
zeal and ability We can command in regard
to this measure OF Pacific Railroad, we
are resolved TO adhere 10 our own deliber-
ate convictions, and to the time honored
principles CT the Stale Rights, Strict Com
siruction Democracy of Virginia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18
Presidents Message.

Message from the President of the United
SAFES TO tie ttro Houses of Congress, at
the commencement of The Third Session of
the Thirty Fourth Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18

WITrY.-Clergymen frequently admin
lister personal rebukes from the pulpit
The best we can remember was that of an
lIish curate whose christian name was Jo-
seph. He had been promised living by a
member of the great Butler family previous
to his coming TO the title and estates. The
promise was not redeemed; and, on the first
opportunity the curate had of preaching be-
fore the powerful nobleman, lie selected for
his text the conclusion of the fortieth chap
ter OF Genesis; yet did not the chief but
Ter remember Joseph, but forgot him.
The Irish Joseph speedily obtained the gilt
Of valuable living English paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18
GLASGOW HOUSE,

BA The undersigned respectfully announces
N.sh to his friends and the travelling public that
he has leased the above house, and is prepared to
accommodate all who will favor him with call.
he has renovated his rooms, and rented those ad :
joining, which gives him ample space TO accom-
modate greater number of persons than the es-
tabllshment would heretofore render comfortable
GEE Stage Office for all the lines Terminating
at Glasgow, and good stabling convenient. =
-. a--.. .. VIM. H. THOMSON.
January 1886. .5.,r- "a -,'--l-'.f
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-18

1.-THE Newspaper is good sermon for
The thoughtful, library for the poor, and "a
blessing for everybody. That is the rishL
way 10 tell it, Upon inquiry, we find that
the man who wroie these truisms never
owed printer in his life, AMI always pays
for his paper in advance an example worth
following,
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Mem Dnhiiratione.


ING LISH BOOKS, NEW and OLD,
T. FOR SALE at tie New Bookstore ISIS Fuoust. stars
between Broadway and Nsau where sy be found at low
,ces yety larse collection IF OLD and NEW ENGLISH
HOOKS in the VARIOUS branches Of literature via History
n lsev Travels Law Biography, Poetry sc. The sub
hers are row opening large number Of cases Of Books some
and wi be constantly receiving FROM Europe additions
49,, .,ork Catalogues really, with the prices
md Will be OF charge 10 part OF the eoun
@ - orders Tor Books promptly attended to- IL Is the IN
~ The subscribers TO issue Catalogues nom time 10 "e
@ -. ~ ss,h work marked IN the first volume
Ahe TIjSISON REEVE, Nc. lis FaItoasL, W SAILS
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NETWORK, THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1856.
$1,000. ENGR aaF $1,000.

,UUU. ENGRAvINGs 3 ,UOU.
In No. % Of FRANK LEsLIE'5 ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER, to be i"ued nett SATURDAY MORNING vi cot
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~ r A N d C o N G E K T e..
~ Mad. ANNA DE- LAGRANGE,
Vinst Prinns Donna OF the Academy Of Music y. Y.J
L. NJ GOTTSCHALK,
Assisted by
siror BERNARDO,
the distinguish Baritone, and


L. ~ GOTTSCHALK,
sigrer BERNARDO
the distinguished Baritone AID !1, up,e
At shs ATHENEUM, BROOKLYN,
On THURSDAY EvEEING, May g. 1885.
PROGRAMME
PART
l. Fantasia di Brsvure for two Pianos, themes from
II Trovsore." composed by..................h Wells
Performed BY L. NJ Gottschalk and the author. .
Cavstina from the Opera Of Putsnf BeAni
~ 49, Sung By Nine. De Lagrange u....,.
so ~ Were hsnselt
L. NJ. GOttschak
T. Duet. from the Opera Of Don Giovanni" Mozart
Sung by Mime. De Lagrange and Sienor Bernard 81,
s. fBy Ieques The Banjo, American SKETCH GottseAf
l.. M Gottschak.
G. C.,,tna from the opera Of Norma tCs.ts Divs) Bsn
Mime. De Lagrange
PART H.
SUNG By Mime. De Lagrange.
ta) Last Hope Religious BeditstionsI . Cottaehsi
B. iBj MaIehe De kqit Midnight S.dS.I naIchl''''>
o. Grand Aria from the Opera Of cara '''''''Meiea'e
Surg by Sgnor Bernardo
TO- The Celebrated Lagrange Polka
Mime. De Lagrange.
(Th piece before the Emperor OF
Russia in ST. Petersburg, on the Sd March, 1852.
IL. Seruent BenedictioD, from the symphony OF
Benvenuto CelliD BerlloZ
TrsDcribed bs%
l.. NJ. Gottschak.
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