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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
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a Regular graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, ofPhiladelphia, Pa. Also the College Of
Pharmacy. and Ion. The last twelYe years have been
prueiicing ia the East
Having low permanently located IN Cadiz will
tfs Intention Of pracucing Medicine and Surgery ir
ali lsif various branches be oPeTs his sefvice'
to TIE citizens of Cadz and surrounding country N
genera, ,hopng TO share part of their public pat
rOhase and support.
Office on Market Street, few doors above thc
Bank. Cadiz, July 2-3m.
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" ENTY TWO WARS

EsIuptt - HSo '"S 1""' - ~ -, -
elm, corner OF THIRD anu Union streets, fhla'
delphla IA
.-- TWh hNI4 TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered DR. & a most successful
practitioner in the cure of all diseases of private
rature; manhood's debility, as an impediinent to
marriage: nervous and sexual in6rmitics, diseases
Of the sktn and those arising from abuse of iner-
clrv +-.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
III hoki, sor,ntin,a. i,I,,I,,aJ i, l.,
~ aiit.i' 49,, ,r,,,,;,', ~, ,ri,ES -, ~
oeysi ~ np Mi,i j., & men ~ 70
erts oh9t,nIns ~, i'
;ys ~ oyas rise y, /, serias nf nrnttn,nd IN.
@ntsIS' ai5ious. and Id, deynstatins infections. .
Few Of those Who give way to this pernjcions
practice are aware OF the consequences, Until they
find the gous system shattered, iee strange and
unacconntabte sensatlons and yague fears IN the
mlnq, eaee Pages e - 20 ~ Oh F MS V00A on
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is
unable 10 labor WIN accustomed vlgoF or 70 apply
is mind to study ms stop Is tar dy ana weak he Il
dn lffesoue, ana enSages even III MS sports with
less energy ihah usnai,
II be emancipale himself peiqfe me PFachce mas
done us worst uno ehter inouoiy, @ ms marriage
rs uniIult'nl, ana hs sense telis MN lha ms Is
caused oy ms carry ioles hese are eonslqeralons
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0 New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery, Provision and Feed Store.
CHARLES PATTERSON

AsstH GGhAAbAA kAs5 II n p hAAe0UlN Il
VIZ OULD respectfully inform The people Of Har'
wv rison county, that he has Just opened out ~
the corner room, Immediately under tle Sentinel
Office. the largest assortment Of GROCERIES ever
offered in the county. His etock consists OF every
thing kept in tie Grocery, Provision, and Feed
line; which he will sell at river prices, wholesale
and retail carriage by the cars only added a.
The highest price paid for oil kinds OF marketa'
Bile produce, ga.
Z lie hopes by selling cheap, and paying close at,
tention 10 bis business, oreceiye bsral share o.
patronage HNa 3AJEi
Cadiz, Ohio, April, %, 1856.
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NEW STOREIN CADyZ!
And all Entirely New GOodsi
BROWN e. BRO.

Are now receiving and opening out in the S,ors
Room formerly occupied by John Mccormick iit
Cadiz one OF the largest and best assortments II
FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN
Ever brought TO Cadiz. Their stock is full and
complete ~ every thing needfui or desirable fof
Fall and Winterwear.
Fer the Ladies!
They have an extensive assortment Of Plain and
Fancy Silks, Satins Ribbons, all Wool De LANES,
Wool Plaids Sc, &c.
Their stock of Cloths, Cassin,eres. VestinRs;
Ready Made clothing &C., &c, which they have
for the Hi'+
> GENTS .as. ,s
Is second to none either in qnaiity or quantity
70 attempt 10 enumerate their articles would bo
both impossible and useless, Call and exnrine
themfor yourselves, for we feel confident that
more fashionable or extensive assortment of better
or cheaper Goods have never been Brought to this
market than those now offered by ~
BROWN & BRO rHER.,
P. S. The highest cash price pai' for all kinds Of
Marketable Produce, at our Store Room on Market
st, Cadz, ONO b, g. BRO.
Oct 1886 II
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NEW FAIL ANES WINTER GOODS,
m HATCHER e. CO,
4 RE NOW RECEIVING al their storo.room
IN in Cadiz. the largestand best assortment Of
.aalaH FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought TO- Cadiz. Their stock is full and
complete in every thing neodful or desirable for
tall and winter wear. a. fA Il, rs# 8
B. 0&.E For the Ladies
they have an extensive assortmentiof
a PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
RIBBONS sATINs, ALLwooL DE LAIN s
wool paids, &C., &c. istl it&3a gEt
For tEaeiGeEtS aiI
They have an unequalled assortment, both in quhn.
tty and quality Of Cloths, Cnssineres, Vestings;
Ready-made Clothing, &c, &c. .W34 no 4l.5
But to attempt to enumerdte their ARTICLES would
be both impossible and useless. Gall and examine
them1or you uiselves for we hfe confident hat Bet
TER orcHEArER Goods have never been brought to
this market ss rs " 10 9sGoa aGi4EaG y
Whether you purchase or not, call and examine
our goods, il no tfenbetor as to Tshow goods.
Remember the place, two doors west of Beal's
Drug Store. and the store east Of Mcfadden's.
The highest price in cash paid ior all Kinds Of
marketabeipt0dli9e. 4 f9FIEI t-f
Bring either your produce OF your money and
tyoushall have bargausiand no riiistnke. sa b n
.Ga ta y aIeGeN ne sdiABCHERl e. co. #.
Cadiz, Ohio, Octr b 1es6-d o,iaif. bi.t
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Wan

WAR
Between France and EnRIamAl.
II can no longer be concealed that France md EnS
land nTe AT - =
LoGGERHEADS
With each Other and although we cannot FORP.
TELL THE CONSEQUENCES We can saw Win
out fear of contradiction that JACOB CRABB, stiH
remains ON the most amicable terms with friendI
and patrons ard in order tn irsure continuaneS
of those Friendly Relations be has filed his
Temple Of Fashion
with a largo and fashionable stock Of READY.
MADE DECLOTHING, Cloths, Cassimeres Vestins
and Cents furnishing goods, He has received IoS
the Fall and Winter trade Rocky Mountain Over.
coats, Beaver and Proadeloih Ovorcoats Cassimefs
business coats, Sattnett coats and Pants, Plush
Velvet, and Satin Vests, Fine Doeskin Pants, Fan.
cy cashmere Pants. SILK plush Vestings Black arc
Blue dress coats, HATS, CAPS, etc.. etc
Ihisis the most magnificent stock ever openSe
10 the People of ts. III : 'lFf'.1-
HARRISON COUNTY. yt
invite the public to call and examine INV e,ost,
as am determined to give bargains .fN-T'
Cadiz' Oct s-is56. JACOB CRABB.
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NEW FIRM, s .....,
McpEERg0N q ROSE

TJAVIkG entered into partnership in the bushes.
i of manufacturing Marble Monumentey lomt
and Crave Stones OF every description, ere now pre-
pared toeecommotste all who may favor them witt
their patronage at the shortest nQpce and in the bes
style; as Rose is one OF the oldest and best workme
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rait
road street. opposite the Probate office. Please cal
before purchasing elsewhere, ,,..,.. !.
Tad:
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BOOTS! BOOTS!
asD ..-X4as r
a n . ~ o NJ 7 6 r a KDI

FORTY CASES
JUST received and for sale at the old and vel
j known stand of S. SLEMMONS, who has deci.
dedly the largest and best assortment of Boots anc
Shoes ever brought to this market; consisting o.
Gents coarse, Kip and fine Boots, ofthe best Pha.
delphia make. very large and extensive assort-
ment OF boys coarse and fine Boots. Also, youths
boots and shoes. Also, a great ynriety'of OVM
Shoss-Butialo, Gllm &c.
. Ladies' Ware!
Calf Kip and Morocco of all sizes, and Of the vers
best quality. A very superior lot of Ladies alters,
Misses Caters of all sizes and quality together with
everlasting lot of childrens boots shoes & c., a.
every size and quality. Together with lot of Lot
dies Trunks and Satchefs. Also, splendid lot Of
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs, &c which will sell cheap.
Ihave large stock of my own manufacture, on
hanCs, which am disposing of at the veIy lowest
prices. All who wish gond bargains will DO wei
10 call seon, as am determined to sell and no mis-
lake cheap for cash or approved country Produce
CadiZ, Nov. 3, 1854. S. SLEMM DNS .
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ID P.A.INJgTsIT>JGs
JoHH MoCosM1cK, >WM. HoeG,
Omaha CITY N7.} CadIs, Ohio.
JOHN MCCORMICK & Co.
T4a IN d n. g g. n { g,

Il igea. Omaha City, Nebraska Territory.
81 Having established ogrselyes Of this place for the
transaction of General Land Ageney,we will give
* prompt attention TO all business entrusted 10 us.
WiIIselect Government Land from peraonali inspec.
tion in Kansas, Nebraska md the western line Of
4 iowa; and on ;he opening Of the Land Office, will
rive s5sca attention TO the seeetion OF Lands iot
sssttIs and Others desiring good locations. Will
locate buy and sell Land Warrants negotiate and
guarantee Loans, Furnish Maps, pay taxes, &c
Entries made for Ioregn dealers on favorable terms
and money loaned for Capitalists on keal Estate
eecuriiy. We invite the attention OF Capitalists
end others desiring Investments.
Il ~ bee. "a, '56-h. -
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AFFLICTED READ!

Philadelphia Medical Eaouse.
Estabhs he'd twenty two years ngo by Dr. KlNK-
ELM, corner OF Third and Union streets, Phila.
delphia. Pa.
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B. Z. QUEST,
FANCY CooDs.

y n s.. q u " ~ y
THE suheeTiher would respectfully annaunce TO
l. the citizens of Cadiz, and the public in ger era'
that being desirous Of making Cadiz his permanenl
location, he has token the room, first door east Of
HamiltOns shoe store, direetl bosite the pub
lie buildsr gs, Main sireet,I VII a is now open.
ing large and splendid stock ol .tlDoye goods
among which may .lse found Gold Silver Eng.
sh levers, Gold2sd Silver Swfsg anchors and
Lepines A large assortment of dey and 20 honI
brass mantle Clio Ike, with or without alarm.
Gold FingoTnGs, Earrings and Breastpins in
great variety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains :
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small Gold, Sill.
ver, steel and german plated speetacles to suit all
eges. Silver, german and albata table and tea.
spoons, Racers, Knives and Scissors-pockot wal.
let's and Port-monies of every description Fancy
flour Vaces and fine toys-haif clothes. teeth and
shaving brushes. India rubber, buffalo common,
! terck, pull, pocket and redding CT mbs. All o
which he will sellat the lowest cash trice.
N. b. intend carrying on the Clock and Watch
repairing IN all its various branches and from lcne
eEperieace in the business fatter myself that
can do work in such manner as to give universal
satisfaction. All work doneor sold, warranted tc
be as represen ted Call and examine for Yourselves
Csdiz Oct. 49, ls55-6nl. Blk, QUEST.
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NnsY ARsANas ErT Eye TT,


FINOR THE benefit OF my customers, I hn4e con:
L cluded 10 make the folowingI IAIrapgements.-
they canb had fh this markets and deduct5 per cent:
Tor cash paid down. tbeing equal 10 10 per cenL per
annuin,) decided advantage to The Purchaser
Believing that short settlements are mostsatisfac
t9Ty to al parties II haEe I've & socad1d m to settle with
first of July Of each year, These arrangements
will be strictly adheredto ~ 53o8 9TB7i
WIN. G. FINNEY..
Cadiz Ohio December A. ls56-E rfT -y'1
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MICHAEL FEAST.

MIJ1LGAAA : L1zAN1'
practical Confectioner, Wholesale and Re-
L tail Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Relslns
Crackers unl Imported Cigars nearly opposite the
bank SteubenVille, Ohio.
NJ B.-Wedding and other parties furnished with
Cakes &C.. on short notice. May 10, TODD.
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HENRY KERR,
Fashionable Tailor,

shep in Dewey's building, opposite II atoher
store. All work warranted to fit and made in good
order A share Of work solicited.
april g. '56-lY. r.a...fr
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The proprietor in calling the attention Of the put
lie to this preparation, does with feeling OF th'
utmost confidence in Its vrtuos and adaptation Il
the disease for which it is recommended
ltisnonew and untried article, but one that hs
stood the est OF ten years trial before the AmIri
can people, and it's reputation and sale is unriysilec
by any similar propSI alton eKiant. The testimony
in liz favor given by the most prominent and vel
known Physicians and ndividusis in sl parts OF ths
country is immense, and careful perusnl OF the
Almanac publishad annually by the proprietor, and
TO be had gratis OF any OF his agents, cannot but sat
sfy the most skcpical that this renee is resliy de
serving the great celebrity it has obtained
Principal Office and Manuiac tory, No 80 ARCH
streot, EEiladephis, Pennsylvania. ,.-,.
&F-Sold by John Mclean and John Boall, Cadiz
]. Il: Cramblett, DoorsviIie; w. p. Saunders New
Market; r J. Brown. Mooreleid aud by all dealers
in medicine apr 23-ly
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y PHILLIPS & SON.

7. EhIUI1I . @ GUN.
MANUFACTURERS of boots ant shoes, anC
ltI dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo
rocco n kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegg
Nails thread and shoe findings generally keep COZ
tantly for sale All assortment of the sboSe article
at their old stand opposite tine Public Offices
sCsdiz, O., A pril IL, 1855, a..-5
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Bank of KanawhaNotes bough at
the Exchange Office ol RoBERT IsoS's
april 23 $50
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~ st.a Z y aorYnwAy . . A. LIPPIEcoTT
Tea C. q. HOLLOWAY e. co. .'a.'
a@ aagif4 TSuccesscrs 10 Fruzer Il Dfenllen.l
WHOLESALE GROCERSs E0hWAkDING
sfa~3sNs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
4sess ass- fs4s nj SIeube beuVbIie, -:
stsubenville,Sep 5, ls55-Pd
d, N sDNfs GONO RRIi0EA SPECIFIC, for
4g Iltsasses of the Bladder. Kidneys, Obstfurc-
iiong ri the Urine, Gravel, Gc.t &c FoI sals by
u 4 .psc. sfS, lasss 'ss Sla JOHN BEALL
gfnusriEls goOdnew Clover Seed ioE saIs lie by
w dee a,le56. GEohSE& "AIooH'
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Culver and GERMAN SILVER WARE---Ica
/ . Spoons, Table do, Desert do, Buttes&Knives
and general assortment of Plated Ware, all war
ranted, just received and for sale cheap, at
| sept "a, .aa.44. q. B. BARRETT'S.s
| TLOCKS--fIhe very best manufactured for sale
~ cheap q. y. BARkETT'S
| wv ATCilES-of every description and price
w from 10 TO $780, Tor sale cheaper than ever
at sept "a -'is. eG. b. lBARRET'S I
n AD1ES-CaIl al Barrett's and you cannot fail
lto be pleased his fine array Oh Jeweley, bot
especially for your benefit, X sep "a.
| T,INE GOLD PENS--Just received one of the
II finest assortments ever brought TO Cadiz; by
sept "a ~ g. B. BARRETT,
| I(tABlEO JEWELRY--A fine lot and at prices
~ warranted 70 please, at
segt24, g. B. BARRETT'S.
Ranly ~ KauaWha Mates hnuoh af
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11

Christ, being so much neglected and pro.
famed, even by professors of religion, and
knowing the people on this frontier seldom
or never got any instruction from any source
on this subject, Tprepared myself and
preached to crowded assembly from lisa.
lviii: 1914, associating with it, Heb. iv: 8,
10. The people were attentive and solemn
and some seemed seriously impressed
After short intermis sion preached again
from Romans x:l dismissed the con-
gregation as customary, but none seemed
inclined to move. After a short time few
went out, while the rest staid and sung
hymns. again exhorted, prayed, convers-
ed, and by request gave out an appoint
ment to preach on Tuesday. Some were
in tears. This was the only settlement in
which I saw any indications of revival in
the Boone's Lick settlements during my
first visit.
After dinner, rode TO the house of Mr.
Ish, and preached again after night
Though 1t was dark and rainy had house
full to hear me, On Tuesday, accompanied
by Mr.. Patterson, rode to Mr.. Jobs
where both preached to an attentive con-
gregation. r....
Next day we bid farewell to our friends
in Big Bottom, crossed the river to Chari
ton, and the next Sabbath both preached II
that village. ..
On Monday January 25th, l gave th'
parting hand TO my travelling companion
whom l left to perform missionary labor il
the Boone's Lick country, and rode t.
Franklin. My horse being lame, l had LEI
him in Boonville, and hired one for the lat
tour. Finding his disease was the swim
ney, and that it would require many month
TO recover, was compelled to leave hin
and buy another to take me to st. Louis
On my way down l had appointments 70
frequent preaching.
During the period of my visit to til
Boone's Lick country, the winter was unu
sually mild and open, no snow of any conse
quence, light showers Of rain, and for one
third of the nights no frost. / reached s.
Louis on the 9th Of February.
Rock SPRING, ILL.,, May LIST, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
Artesiau Wells on the Plains.

Capt JoHs PorE U. S. Topographicai
Engineers, is at present in this city, max
ing his arrangements for continuance Of
the service in which he has been engaged
for year or two past-that of sinking
wells on the public lands in Texas and New
Mexico, 10 determine 10 what extent water
can be found in those regions and in the di-
rection. His outfit will be made here, and
then he will repair TO San Antonio, Texas,
and assume command of the expedition
Everything being ready, he is 10 move 10
the PecOs river, near the 32d parallel of lat
itude, there establish his camp, and RECON-
mence the boring of the well left unfinished
last summer. He is to continue this work
until the water flows continuously upon the
surface. This done, he is to proceed to
the Rio Grande..and finish the work CON-
menced there. Like artesian wells are to
be sunk on the plains, or basin, east of the
Rio Grande, upon or near lines of military
and emigrant roads, if sites can be found Ia
vorable for this purpose; and two of them
are to be located on that portion of the route
from Independence to New Mexico lying
east of the Canadian river. He is directed
to'givs all necessary information upon the
peculiar localities Of each well and of the
country around it, aLd TO make surveys o.
the route Of the road. The Commanding
officer Of the Department of Texas is in.
structsd to detail seventy-fve enlisted mer
Of the infantry, and two subaltern, anG
twenty FIVE cavalry, with orders to report
to Capt. Pope for duty at San Antonio
Texas. Transportation, stores, provisions
are to be furnished by the respective militia
nv departments in Texas and New Mexico
A large number oil civil employees will, o
course, accompany the expedition. Thes'
experiments are made under an act Of Con
sres., which appropriated 100000 to b
expended for this purpose. Capt. Pope,
is probable, will be engaged another yea
in carrying out the instructions of the Gov
ernmsnt. He will, we have no doubt, max
thorough work Of it.-[Rspubliean.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
Maj. Rollins at Paris.

We take the following from the Paris
Mercury .tr.sa
He expressed his views freely, fully, and
we think quite candidly, on all the great
questions of the day or which now agitate
the public mind or appropriate to his can
vass; and must have completely refuted, to
all candid and unprejudiced minds, the char
ges Of Freesoilism, &c. that have been so
industriously circulated to his prejudice
showing that he is far from being Free
Soiler or an Emancipationist or a slavery
agitator, but occupies the same ground that
iheimmortsl Clay did on the negro question
locally his feelings being with the South
50 far as regards 'the peculiar institution
but National and Union-loving in its charac-
ter when Nationally considered. His views
upon this question were really patriotic and
statesman-like, and such as we doubt not
met with hearty response in the hearts of
Of all who heard him. Taking it all in all it
was one of The most mastery and statesman
ike elOTts, anu 1t VIC s"iuS tiihc Aibehiou'
good humored electioneering speeches, that
we have ever listend to--it was empha;ically
one of,he Majors happiest efforts, just such
speech as he and he alone can make. We
regard him as one Of the, most eloquent and
talent men in the West- a gentleman of en-
larged ahd liberal views, who comprehends
The wants and interest of this great State,
and if elected will give practical. application
to all the great measures which will have
stendency to develop our resources, increase
our wealth, and disseminate knowledge a.
mong the masses, and like his predecessor
Gov. Polk, would make Governor tha
would reflect honor upon the State. So wei
pleased were our citizens with the speech
that after urgent soliciatio he consented
to address the ladies at night; which duty b.
discharged in handsome style, and receives
the greatest applause. Our worthy friend
Col. WM. NEwENGLAND,of Rails. beinl
prsssnt, ,opsned the exercises Of the v'ning'
4entertasnssat, ina few plain and prsctica
famsrks, BY way of introducing Major RoL
ntAaslo his Fair auditors, and in showing
UP some Of the inconsistencies Of the Dem
ocratic party on the slavery question. Th'
whole proceedings passed off in exceller
good order, most pleasantly to all parties
and at the election will doubtless prove muc
10 the advantage of Maj. ROLLINS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11


Igazed unknown upon thy face
Amid the gay and JOYOUS throng
Aneath the mystic charm of Song!
A strange, wild spell akin to that
Which thril'd within my breast of yore,
shower'd on my heart bright wreaths of mist
And rainbow spray from Dream-land's shore
Thou vert so like the one whose love
"A sisters love, calm, pure and deep
From cold dejection's sullen sleep!
The same dark tresses twined about
Thy pure, white brow, where smiled the sam
Or kindred spirit,-these l saw,
And trembled as breath'd her name
Her name, in spirit whispers low
As murmurs of the Ocean waves
Remov'd from Oceans rocky caves.
Thy brow, where Feeling throned and Though
Majestic shed their solar light
Was so like hers s,-''the loved and lost'--
v no fell beneath the chilling blight
OF early death, in life's young prime,
/ scarce may dare again upon
'Twould but revive hope now gone,
'Twould but recall vanished dream
To leave burning, bitter pang
Within the breast where Sorrow long
Hath feasted with Vampyre-fang.
This heart bereav'd, aye, bleeding yet
Would turn to thine, but fears to find
That TOO TOO IKE me heart whose hope'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
SMITHS HOTEL,

<faA The undersigned has opened large and
.EiM commodious 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 at all times be furnished in manner TO graft
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests.--
The situation 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 well attended to. The pub
lie are respectfully invited TO give him a CALL
apo. VIM. N. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
GLASGOW HOUSE.
Randolph House,

Main Street, westside of the Public Square,
HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
EHA THE public are respectfully informed
Iii that have taken possession of the above
House, with increased facilities for their accom-
mediation. Several very desirable additions have
been made to the Hotel, and 1 am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
satisfactory manner, al who may give met their
patronage. JAMES FLORE.
march 20, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11

APPoIsrMESTBY THE GovERSoR.-GEo.
w. HoueH, Esq, Of Jefferson City has been
appointed one of the Board OF public Works,
place of THos. ]. BrsHoP, resigned.