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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
ELM RIDGE ACADEMY,
FOR MALES AND FEMALES.

(Located near Glasgow, Howard county, Mo-
THIS Intuition will commence its eleventh sess-
| ion on the second Monday in September next
Having been its Principal for the past four sess-
ions, and having had fair opportunity of testing my
long cherished notion Of the superiority Of an eff
fciently conducted Country Academy over every
other form of school for the academic training of
the young enter upon the labors of another ses,-
ion with renewed confidence and hope of yet more
cheering success. / have connected with me as
associate Instructor, teacher Of unquestioned
qualifications, who. with myself, will devote his
whole time 10 the labors Of the school room. The
Academy building though not snowy IN external
appearance, s roomy and comfortable and has been
reftted mp with seats and other repairs during the
vacation. The course of study will embrace all
branches usually taught in the best schools OF the
West. Much attention will be gwen to prepara-
ton for public speaking and writing for the press.
Believing that the spirit Of the teacher will leave
its impress the pupil, advocate liberal sys-
( TEN of home education, and ask all who endorse
/ the sentiment that 'Missourians should teach Mis-
sourians,' tolend lis their sympathy and aid.
/ TERMS:-1hc school year commencing Sept
sh. and ending with the third Friday in June,
1851, will be divided into two sessions Of five
months each
Elementary English ...... .,..S %
! Common English ..... ...,..... 10 co
Advanced English .... ,..... ........ Y 30
Languages, Higher Mathematics, &C.. 10 90
/ Incidental Expense ...... $40. | %
Pupils charged from the time OF entering and no
deduction made except for long continued sick
ness. Boarding can be had convenient 10 thu
Academy IN pleasant families.
Those wishing further information, by address
ing the Principal, will receive a Circular contain
ing all needfu particulars.
w. RENFRO ROTHWELL, Phi: c.psl
august I, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

ELM RIpG. AoiDrhY.--See advertise
rnent of this Institution. Mr. RorHwsLL
i. permanently locased, and has the tact and
talent essential for teacher. Elm Ridge
Academy has taken good stort--is eligibly
uAted-ssmirsbly managed, and should
receive, as i. has always done, liberal
patronage We know Of ao better school
in every point Of view.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
NO, Isl
In Ordnance concerning Tarss,

IN OF4lhdhct cOhCcFhthg lures
Sec, /, Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the city Of Glasgow, that tax of three
eighths Of enc Per cent, be levied upon all real or
personal property subject TO taxation in the limits
of the city OF Glasgow, except merchandise which
shall be one-fourth Of one per cent on all import
ed within year previous to the date of assess
ment, poll tax of one dollar on all free white
males over twenty-one and under ffty-fvs years
Of age.
Sec. ?. That tax equal in amount to one-third
of the tax levied upon real and personal property
poll tax and merchandise constitutes the Plank
Road tax. Approved August /, 1855.
w. d. MATTHEWS, Mayor.
August Z, 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

RANDoLrH-Pok leads Ewing l25.-
Jackson leads Newland 100. Green over
Lindlsy SO. For the Legislature, Burton'
dem. is elected by a majority of ia. Wis
dom, Sheriff. Two democrats and one
wing elected county justices. Our cores
pendent regards this as no indication Of
Fillmore's strength, and says he will carry
the county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

W ILL hISII 'IJASGON ON 1dO heDA /
AUG. ii, FOR ONE DAY only.
Doors open at lock in the afternoon and It
: O'Clock in the 'yening. and give series Of their
astonishing and unique entertainments, as wit
messed in the cities of New Orleans ana Mobile,
during the past winter by
OYER Il HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
rI1HISis beyond a doubt the most perfect and
l efficient Company Of Artists Of the Equestrian
School and Arena Of the AthiatE ever organized,
embracing only such members a. have shown as
celebrities in the Old and New World. and whose
performances are not rehash of things no longer
novel. but series OF true wonders. alike remark
able for their ingenious and sNiliful execution.
grace and STYLE. and won3rovS inirepidtty. among
which feat. will be presented the Ia IrappeZ. la
Corda 1nuya,La perca-, Double SomeTsctunG, sc.
&C.. so seldom seen outside Of large cities.
Among The members. and performers Of this
great Company. viii be seen
Mr.. GEORGE SWEET, the wonderful per-
former Pour La COrde Iau:e.
Mr.. H. T, DAY, the hercu'ean double horse
man,
Mr.. GEORGE SLOMAN and Pupil, perform
crs of the extraordinary La TrapPez. first season
produced in this country.
Mons, JEAN, the astonishing Double Somerset
ter first time i'm this country.
Mr.. W. SLONAN and PJp!h performers of the
fascinating In Porche.
Mons. JEAN HARPIERE, leader Of Rattouts
~ NJ an" +.ao i'I'F2. anu Se'+S'sS1''iS O'S'
eight and ten horses,
! Master WILLIE. La Graula Equestriene Petite,
Mons. DEVALOf. the Ant1odc Rope Per-
/ former first tine witnessed in this country.
/ Shi-ha-do-uah. OF the winged bird; the only ABB
org'nrl Equestrian of The Arena IN tic world with
Mes BIattou. Foster, Eim1re. Banker, Stone,
| the Sac 4 Fox Indians.
! Kaw-shaw- Gance. S-kin-e- Wean. Na-non-sl-
dona Kin ma Wran, To-da-oicli, Die-to-wah-lo,
Ah-wa-nc-tunk, Oitote-wal-in, kO-do-soh sa, Saw
dash-au.
All of whom will appear in the scenes Of the
, Circle. including Horsemaaship, Pagoaais, En-
trees, Vaul,irg. Tumbhr Leapnc, Racing, Dan
cling, Singing. feats. Gymuast,c and Acrobating
Afterpie as, the whole enityencd with the brilliant
and sparkling rcpartee, queer doings, and funny
sayings Of the
THEE GOOD CLOU.NS.
.DA-, AITW RIGHT AN JEAN
Lsch act will be accompanied with the soul
stirring strains of the
Ii ass AND STRING BANDS,
led che Lion Bugler, Freeman, and II, Spoyer
late or lie Ole Bull Concerts,
The Pavilion within which this immense Com
ranv viii give their entertainments is capable 0
sealing 1000 persons, and so constructed that tn
view is unobstructed from all psrts within.
The public may rest assure that every depart
ment of this vast establishment is conducted viii
a view to the real pleasure and amusement OF 4 re
fined, ,lstiye, and discriminating patronage.
AD7IES SION:
| Admission ...''' .'''''' '''''' go '''''' 80
Children and Servants ......,.,. %
Opening pageant AT p and S o'clock. P. VI.
THOS. F, CHAMBERS, Agent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
General Washington's Last Vote

MIR. GREEN IL cut from an Eastern
paper the endorsed account f General
Washngton's last vote in 1899, which ]
believe 10 be ESQ far as it goes) strictly
correct. was at that tlme a resident Of
Fairfax county, Va, and although native
born, and over % years of age, had not
the privilege Of voting, because was not
freehoder therefore did not attend the
election, but the description Of the court
house, luIt over the market house in
Alexandria, Gadshy's tavern in front Of the
Public Square, and the name of the clerk,
Col. George Dencale, who registered the
votes | know to be correct. TIE excite
ment between the rival parties, (Federalist
and Democracy was then at its highest
pitch, and the election in that county very
close. Two of my neighbors, old and
respectable democrats, on their return
from the election on the evening, told me
that General Washington voted for the
Federal candidates, Thomas Swan and
Richard Bland Lee and said, when lie gave
his vote, " ] vote for measures, and not for
men,"
William West studied his profession
: under the instruction of Thomas Swan, al
eminent Lawyer, and the Lee family were
among the most respectable and patriotic
family in Virginia. S. D.
The following interesting circumstance i.
related by a correspondent Of the Charles
, town Courier -
II was present" says the correspondent
"when General Washington gave his las
vote" 1t was in the spring OF 1893, in thu
town Of Alexandria. He died the 18th o
December following. The court house O
Fairfax county, was then over the marke
i house, and Immediately fronting Gadsby
;, tavern. The entrance into ii was by
=. slight flight of crazy steps on the outside
1t The election was progressing; severa
thousands OF persons in the court hous
yard and immediate neighboring streets
and | was standing on Gudsby's step'
r when the father OF his country drove NJ
and Immediately approached the court hous
steps; and when witGin yard or two
them, saw eight or ten good looking mel
from different directions, without the lea,
If concert, spring simultaneously, and plac
themselves in positions TO uphold and SUP
port the steps should they fall in ii
l. Generals ascent of them. | was immed
le ately at his back, and in that positio
= entered the court house with him, folowe
:, in his wake through dense crowd 10 It
polls-heard him vote - returned with hi
D. to the outward crowd--heard him cheere
IN by more than two thousand persons as |
N entered his carriage - and saw his d.
lie partnre.
"There were five or six candidates
Is the bench sitting; and as the General a
P preached them, they rose in q body al
o, bowed smlingly; and the sautation havir
at been returned very gracefully, the Gencr
Immediately cast his eyes towards Il
. registry OF the polls, when Colonel Denca
~ q think it was) said Well, Gener;
how do you vote p The General looked
the candidates, and said Gentlemen,
vote for measures, not for men;' and turnil
to the recording table, audibIy pronounc
bis vote, saw 1t entered, made a gracef
bow and retired"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

E5@Our democratic friends fired salute,
Tuesday night, over the defeat of American
principles. The gun they used was one
taken from the Mexicans, by COL Doniphah;
hence it is not the first time it has roared
against Americans ana America, but we
hope to retake it again, some of these days,
and learn il true American talk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

aa- The polite and accommodating Mes
ssngsrs, of Adams Express Cor pany, OF
the Railroad Packets, have orr thanks for
continued fsvors. This Company is fast
gnining public favor. and we trust will
receive the patronage their prompiness and
lIberality merit. Bartholow s. Williams
are the Agents at This place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
One Day-No Liquor.

The new arrangement for the election
worked admirably in this place. One day
was Sufficient time, and the sale of liquor
having been prohibited, there was no ex-
citement. Everything passed off quietly
and with one or two exceptions, every body
went home sober.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
City Ordinances.
No. 229.

No. 22J.
IN Or}iarnce TO amend IN Ordnance concerning
Exhibitions, &c.
BE it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
Of the city Of Glasgow, that the Ordinance No.
90 concerning exhibitions, &c, he 50 amended As
to fix the tax or licence al from 10 twenty-five
dollars Oh all such exhibitions and Penaity of
fifty dollars il such exhibitions are held without
license. Approved Aug 1. 1856.
W. D. MATTHEWS, Mayor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

AZ Major STANLEY RYLAND, clerk Of
the elegant and swift steamer, " Polar Star"
remembers never to forget the " Times
Office" Long life to him, and the I" Star y
crew generally.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
TONES WON'T 10.

Tho- never did DO mere than give 'cruorsrr 10.
lief and they never will. It is because they rlon't
touch the CAUSE Of the disease The CAUSE %
all a-rc end billions diseases is II, atmospheric
poison called Miasna Or Malaria. Ncutralize tina
poison by its NATURAL ANTIDOTE, and alt
disease caused by il disappears at once. Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure is this Aniitotc TO Malaria,
md moreover it is perfectly harmless r'ediciHc
tn. certificate OF the celebrated chemist, J. L.
Chiffon, Of New York, to this effect, iy attached
% every bottle; therefore if it does 10 coed it
DO no BARN.
This is moro than c,n BE said Of n'ini1e. Arse.
mic. or any tonic IN existence, rs their use is mir
ope 10 the constitution and rrirgs on DUMB
ACUE, which never slows person ~ feel rcr.
recily well for a single Hor7cri. H. Illustration
Of these truths annex some extracts from letter
lust received frorn physician:
GEoHGrrovrN. ONO. March Il, 1885.
JAS. A. RHODES. Esq--Dear Sir: Yours Of
% inst. Is at hand. The Cure arrived late las,
year and the difficulty in getting any one 20 Try It
was greatly increased from the FACT that remedy
had been introduced which was growing in favor
with the public. as being better than Using QuinEe,
not knowing presume 'lat the 'e;edy they
used 70 cscape. taking Goinire, contained the
THIS remedy. tkrou- as "5rafth's To-:-.''j
would Invariably BREAE an teue, but IT did not
CURE II. as it would often retGsn with rsnrTa,
YiGO-. This ore cir,ums,an"s deemed in YOU
favor. II could institute o lest comparison he
Z
result:
Three persons look rorr "CG-c." ali of which,
wet cases Of "Quotidian Iutc- m'tent Fever" -
many weeks standing They had triet cu.i'r-!
and other remedies, occasionally missing = chill,
hut il was Gas in all such cases slowly Wedri-g
them out. and laying the foundation rf other and
seYnrsr inaadieS. did succeed in eiar'ing rad
icai cure OF all three With vru- remedy. az.
/ they have not had a chill since. In oil three ~
these cases he "Smjth's Tou.c'' had been used,
and wor'i. as before stated. break TIE chill, bit
afler period two had elapsed it would return
/ think there Will be 70 difficulty row in eiyi' :
. 10 yorr tHrc' the vart,Ee ground oil any o.u=r
remedy now in use here, a.. &c. =.
WILLIAM RUCESET, -. T..
/ RHODES FEVER and ACUE CURE. o. AN
/ TIDO1 r TO MALARIA. the only harmless f,-o
edY ju existence, ie equally certain NJ IRE.
/ TENTATIVE. as ''CURE." Take il whc-
you feel ta" rhiis coming en-, eai you VII! aetcs
have single ono.
JAS. 4. RHODES, Tso7-ie''-
Providence. Z. 7.
|: Wholesale Agent, 81. Louis. Il. BLhKSLFY
Chicago. BARCLAY & BROS. Ar'ior ale BY
Druggists generally. tnay 20, 'c6-2I.'I
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

INcENDIARYIsM.-Th meat house and
kitchen Of Mr.. R. ]. VIM, were bIrned
up. together with their contents, last Sun-
day night. 1t was no doubt the work Of
some evil disposed person
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

C,acus. - Recollect the exhibition of
Washbnrn's Colossal American Circus and
Indian Amphisheatre, in this place, next
Thursday, the l4th. The company is COM
posed Of some Of the best performers in the
country, and the a. live injuns" also per-
form, II you want TO witness some ex-
trsordinsry performances, and enjoy good
hearty laugh, be on hand next Thursday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

Nrw FAMILY GRocERY SToRE.-Ses
advertisement of John Tillman. He has
lust opened a fresh stock Of family gro
ceries, worthy the attention of house
keepers. Our country friends will find
him ready to exchange for their struck and
turn over"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

IL Hon. John j. Flood has been elected
Judge OF the Brunswick Court of Common
Pleas, beating Mr.. Musser, the Sag Ncht
editor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

ATTENTION DEMocRAfss.EW desire to
call your attention t6sAo,c you felt when
Miller beat Green, andfSshen Lindley beat
jackson, and again, when he beat Flournoy'
Rsconect how you felt, and bear yourselves
accordingly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
CAMBRIDGE, Saline CO., Mo-, J
Auo x 19E6 (

c. H. Green Esq. send you the results
of yesterdays election at this precinct Of
Saline county promising that parties have
hitherto been about equally divided at this
place, if any difference, the democrats have
had it. Harvey beat Herdiman enc vote
here at the last election before this.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

PRArsIs CRY. - See advertisement Of
tsls oil lots in the new town of this name, II
is eiigibly situated, and bids fair TO be q
place Of some importance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

ToBAoco.-Th recent rains have great.
ly improved the growing Tobacco, and there
is every prospect for as good crop as was
raised last year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

SECOND DisTRIcr.-There is runnor
that Richmond has defeated Anderson, for
Congress, in the Second District,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
TO UNDERWRITERS.

FJNHE undersigned will receive sealed proposals
L until the 25th of this month for building in
the city of Glasgow "City Hall" of the follow
ing description, viz; Brick walls 10 in, 40 by 52,
IS feet story, Gothic front with front door, and
- Gothic windows and Cupola. Lime stone foun-
dation laid in Lime mortar. The building TO be
of the best materials and seated aud finished for
occupancy by the LIST day of June, 1857.
The bids may state the foundation by the perch
of % feet and the entire balance OF building ma
terials included. The undertaken TO give bond
and security for the performance of the contract.
One-rourth of the money TO be paid when the
building is commenced; one-fourth Khen walls are
up, and the balance on the Isl dayW Aug, 1857,
Plan and further specifications OF Building will
be shown by the undersigned.
i. A. SAVAGE,
E z B ! rsP0TTSSWyU6%oD, Committee.
August I, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
For President
WILLARD FILLMORE,
Of New York.
For Vice President
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELS0N
Of Tennessee.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, August Z, 1853.
Look for the Z.

A cross (thus X Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has ex-
pired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

IL Citizens Of Michigan, petition
through Senator Cass, for the admission of
Kansas, under the Topeka Constitution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
ELECTION RETURNS.
Howard County.

Hendrix elected Treasurer, and iceland
Assessor. The whole democratic ticket
elected by an average majority of 200.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

ca \ Protracted meeting will commence at the
Charlton Church, on the 9th OF August Revds
Thompson, Cake, and other Ministers win be
present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

GsMr. Brooks has been reelected to
the House, and took his seat on the first oil
August.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
DC9EEEHIona

- =
RAIL ROA y Il three vrars Old rast. is Is. Lard:
high. dark color, with T.hi.s beilJ an lucaiy noe"
He possesses a STYLE ard finish Of form, together
with great power Of bone and MUSCLE, not sHrpass-
ed by any Jack in Awer!"c. In the perfection It
his frl-e and action hr resembles more the neau's
and grace OF fine horse than Jack, ard wac-s:-
er he has been exhibited hr h7s been universally
pronounced 70 be- one of the finest lsgks rliSei
in Ky. He has been brought ~ this STATE hy ~
undersigned. with q 9ifW q Improving his c"T
and great risk. Persons iu.e.es'e: in :h.s si.= O.
stock are.inyrsa 70 call and So '1- thaWselves--
For Raj Roads PCdg-ee see certificate. below.
\. ALDRIDGE.
1 l DO hereby certify Tat ,h- Jack called "EaI
Road" so d by ne 10 \. Alh-jd-e q Missouri
was raised BY ne. thai he is thTrs wears ell 77s'
and was sired ny Marsrg0 Ndmm"l", is hy H.
rortcd Mammoth. His dam, Fortune. was by
TiVYccar0e, he hv Black EawE. - - imported
Wrrror. Pail Road is ful' brother - l,z-.-h
who was "a hands high and \ tanou: b.oeGef,-.
Raj! RorL's sire, Marca-o Mammoth. was eol+ az
the age Of Is wears for $3.50. 81. IS lriversafv
considered the hes; breeder in Au,r.e..; imported
Mann 9th. his grand sire. was e.waT9 acknaSl-
edged by good Judges 10 be the has! lack ever in
ported into the United States, Rail Ro7t'5 dam
was sold by me last year for II" snr II SLIGO,
ami has 'oal now - her side for which he sura
Of - 900 has been refused. far.He. state tie;
consider Rail Road, taking size. form. symms,.y
of figure. and grace Of motion, to Ne On" Of III"
rnrsl PACKS OF Inc age. HIS sire, grand sire ami
all Of MS ancestry Were OF da-s. color ,Hd :. great
size. believe Rail Roads Pedigree TO be equsl
10 any mex in America. Given under NY hand
this 2jth Moy l55c-Eoy'e county. H.
DAVID 4. KNOX.
We ae-ehv certify thlt W. ha-e hoc. acquair'-
ed with the Jack Hail Road since he was a colt,
and know tie foregoing Pedigree TO be corEoe,,
and we have seen Rail Road take premiums ever
some Of the best Jacks In the country. We further
stale that we consider Rail Road cue of the finest
Jacks 10 his size that we have seen. Given und5,
our hands this 2lth May. lS56-Boyle county.
Kentucky. ". /. HARRINGTON.
C, NJ. PROCTOR.
do certify tina; ain well acquainted with The
iack Rail Road sold by D 4. Knox 20 A. Al
bridge Of Missouri, and believe him TO he the
fines; Jack in form and finish, that / have ever
seen. 7 will further say that havea mule colt
come this spring by Rail Road, which consider
. one OF the finest in Kentucky. Given under my
% hand this @5th May, lS5G-Boyle county, Ky.
NJ & PURDhM.
Boyle couaty, Kentucky;-i am personally ae
quanted with d. \. Knox, e. NJ. Proctor, W
; Z. Harrington and G.. NJ. PurdOn., They are res
iAents of this county, and gentlemen Of the high
est character, and their statements may be relied
: on implicitly. NJ J. CHRISMAN.
Clerk Boyle Circuit Court, May II, SO
= June u, lS56-2m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

y5-Jous w. GrARY, Of Pennsylvsnia'
:, ,bs new Governor Of Kansas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

ss- Congress has fixed upon the 18th,
40 the day for adjournment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

The American ticket for State Offices run
generally with Ewing, and each Of the fac
tons with its respective candidate for Gov
ernor, with the exception Of Starke, for
School Commissioner. He resides here,
and he led Davis the next formost about 7
votes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

LrSN.-Green's majority, II. Whole
democratic ticket elected, by about %
majority. Benton 81 votes!
CARROLL. Green's majority 300; demo-
cratic ticket elected.
LrviNGsroN.-Green's majority l00;-
democratic ticket elected.
CLAY.--Gone democralicj no particulars
RAy.-Gone for the democrats.
JAoKsoN.--Reported for the democrats.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
American Motto.

keep the flag fying--Die, but never
surrender" Them's our sentiments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
FOE SALE.

fEsa ] offer sale, OH very accommodating
Hi;l- terms, that Large Two Story Frame Houso
m Roanoke, adjoining The store OF ". W1yland
( Co. and nearly opposite thc New Church.
The under part IS at present occupied as Dry
Goods end Grocery Store. by II. W. Marquis,
Esq. who is doing a large husinegs; ard tho rr-
per story az a Lodge by the Free Masons and odd
Fellows. II has vacant lot cd dining. and veil
Of water nearly so feet deep, IL tho rear. Poz-
session given ist September.
Roanoke, July u, is55-3ws2
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

c1B7J. R. SHIELDS, of Boone county, is a
candidate for the office of Circuit Attorney in the
Second Judicial District
GP@JNo. I. WILLIAMS, OF Howard, Is a can
didate for Circuit Attorney OF the second Judi.
cial District.
(Cidsen and Messenger copy.)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
To the Raid and Gray.

Prof. Woods Hair Restorative Is no doubt the
best article in use for the removal Of dandruf,
causing hair to grow on bald heads, imparting
sofness and beauty, and last but not least, chang
ing gray hair to its original color and beauty. See
advertisement in another column.