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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-09
by " NJ. II. MOSBY


4 NKd!E MD NTTWNCTIVE NNEE OF
u HOTEL FURNITURE, Nc--By virtue OF two deeds
eNcdntcd by Mcasr Wells Hyde 10 the undersigned
sevcraly duly recorded In the Clerks office of the Hastings
the CITY Of Iynehhug aud fur tho purposes therein
specified they viii ON Thursday tho 10Th day Of April 1897
taud from day day until the sale DO completely sell nj pub
auction the highest bidder the stock o'new md
elegant Hotel Furniture now In the Newell House In the city
OF Iynehbutg consisting of variety Ia bo found In
hrs class Hotel This splendid lot Of Furniture Ia all
and recently purchased In the Northern Markets and Ia
worthy tho attention of all Interested In such
detailed statement AMI description will be furnished
by the Aucouoor WIN Hamilton Mostly to persons DESTROYS
of Specific Information.
rtusUsah Ton all sums under $50 for sums over that
credit OF months negotiable satisfactorily endorsed
This sale made by the written ccuson OF Msssrs Wells
Hyde thlSWEllI DABNEN,
ap IdtlGap g. l.. MOSBt, Trustee.
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CltD IlC state StfItrS.

TnE ELrcrioN.--fhe following is the result OF the
election held in this city on Tuesday for municipal
officers
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EOH "Ds@ERaKuTuON"
4 LAltaE AND ELEGANT stock
NEW SPRING AND 50 uutR DRY GOODS
EISI received from tho Norheu Cities, composed a
- variety OF Fancy and staple Foreign aud Domestic
Goods I" he distributed among customers aud friends
the loves, pnssihe prices for Cash
am selling Cotton Goods old prices
ing there has hocn advance
rBl
cordially invite call from all In of good cheap
Goods, at my old stand JOHN a MEEM.
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+: I:
Thursday 18th, handsome assortment Of Spring and
summer Millinery If the latest styles and patterns Just 'fnn
New York BpNNETS Of all kinds RIBBONS ELDWE FRS,
Wells, HEADDRESSE%. DRESS CAPS, LEGHOEN
HATS, FLATS, tfllLDREN'S FANCY HATS aud Naii-
things all which will he snd rs cheap ihcy
be bought hero In this llro Bleaching and Pressing
n the incest and Al the shortest notice
Jewelry of all kinds sold AMI repaired In the same
House by A L. Supmn err d"ors above The Merchants
liiuk the opposite side and next door i Schneh"hl
"huTpin's Main mar q dim
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gg0g.nESS ISsEgTsTE.-Suninc Term.
III CHAS l., neutrality-suspicious..
-------- Chaplain.
NM. II Observation-Disclosures and Natural Science.
LNu. \ SHEfHtKp--latn Language and Moral Science.
J +. BURGER French Language and Music
CHAs l. tptKt English Language
J. \. f. WI$klER-Mnsle.
II. LFTFfItf- Music
CHAs SuoEMAKt1t- ing aud pHntt. &.
Nils |. JuHY-AsslNnnt
Mis- 5 Y. WIIL1AMs-Assistaut
JAMS CoCKt-B"atding Department.
Mrs. s. V. tOCkf- Matrou.
ON or after tlc 10Th day April, Mt which time the
building M opened, additional pupils will be admitted for
the remainder the The close Of tho Session and
Annual Commencement will occur on tho I'd OF September
unarl ana, r ttion tollrgfate Denartment So 81
Preparatory ~ 50
~ w
Painting and Draw ing from 3 to II 50
Pa,menis advance and half the close
the session ups who by Railroad stop ut Bonsaek
Address the Superintendent at Botsou Springs.
ma lT-ciw
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q s5s.kDES NANEED.-E he subscriber con.
in market for NEGROES, of both s'Ncs between
the. ages 10 aad 80 years including Mechanics such
Blaeksmts and Carpenter, and will the highest
kct prices cash. His office newly erected brick building
lst Lynch Immediately in rear of the Farmers
Bunk where hes prepared {avng erected buildings with
ipt board negroes to Iyucihug for aae 9TH
moderate terms. and keep iAru secure as If
hey were placed in the jail Of the Corporation.
may Dagcly SETH NooDRODF.
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nAaVIDEND JANUARY 1-s. 1sD3.-TNG
~ MUTUAL nENEF1r LIFE INSURANCE. GONNA
NY have declared their yearly dividend Of 10 cent
Tho DIRECTORS have ordered payment Of the nth Di,
declared lat laAo he allowed the
they duohus helping the insured tn make his
There no Company which affords tho Insured moro
benefits.
has paid In dividends to the Insured es57au7 81
ithna paid 10 wdowa orphans, Ne. loOd2l GO
And has accommodating Fund OF AisIbla ~
slsis 55i ~
pR, WIN 4 MoHltiss Medical Examiner NJ Iynrhhurg.
Is W KNOWLES. Agent,
fob 20 dlmif Office No ~ Pearl Street Richmond Va
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Hunl,SCiipnI Election

CLEVELAND OHIO, April Tho Democrats
carried the Municipal election yest rday, by an
average majority of 200.
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lNFN hOrEb.
u Main street, G.ynchbug, va..
louN r. HAWKINS, Proprietor
This house long known as the Union Hotel has recently
bern Thoroughly repaired and for tho reception
and day boardors The
delightful In the city and strangers visiting Lynchburg will
hnd The CITY Hotel In department airy and comfor
table House Every attention will be paid to Guests cacula
ted to render them comfortable and happy this establish.
nont The subscriber respectfully socs share Of public
patronage JOHN y. HAWKINS.
N B-Scvcral families DO furnished with hns, airy
foomt IN accommodating terms. j. F. II.
IlurM Ia
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GtSj H1IViINERy AND EANEN
WT& GOODS. ~

-
w respectfully call the attention of and
friends q LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS. which are naw receiving 1om New
Nurk where have soc tod them with great the
tshlnnahr nhlis lm"uts aud bsaHy
feel assured cannot be suPus| in this other market
stock consists in BDNNE1S GlpSEYS, LEt!IIORN
FLATS, RUTLAND BInnMERS. HliiBONS, FLOW Frs,
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS. MO1IAIR cArSand toF
FiERS HEAD DRESSES of different stylcs. Also, JET
ORNAMENTS. WHITE WAX HEADS, bn"k aud front
HAIR BRAlDS and elegant lot Of MANIlIlAS, at all
prices The goods spry price suit those who
with purchase H6nuc aud Flats b achei aud repair
ed goud and short ON opening DAY hir
viii be Thursday next Goth viii be prepared to shoN
the hanomod and largest variety of Bonnots and Mantaa
that have presented In this market.
Il orders the "ll be promptly attended to
good terms AZ II the individual present Please
with ca before purchase aud feel assured
You able yoursclvea both price quality
"a Its Rep copy. J. MATTHIAS co
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HDETEEsg ti,au ever in price and qualify
Just opened 800 Cactus Skirts (cod and white) s7i
CENTS 80 Grass do - cents 10 Whalebone at 81 % with
fine assortment o EuI3r1 torcd do, --..
ap3ts JOHN BRAHAMS.
ANEW Arrangement by which orders for eve
~ thing aud Stationary line be we'd
ock liza, length perfected plainly which snail
receive Periodicals and other articles In ue
&, rry three and ill in the most prompt man
der all from City country. All Books ordered at
Publishers prices Z. MORSE.
ap It's
Oh Kegs New Lard cOmsi gmnaent, prime
e1V article, just receivodby IRBY SAUNDERS.
aL tts
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Fon MAYOR. LYNcH wAao. Henry WARD. TorAL.

The following are the members of the Court and
Council and the oyerseers OF the Poor rs returned
without opposition:
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JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF

A. SA%
Chickering'S Celebrated Piano Eor'c..
WITH all the late improvements together with other Wn
w steal Instruments, such "a Victims Guitar" Flutes Me
the Piano, Guitar aud all other musical instruments general
ly used in this country All those wishing 10 purchase viii do
we'll call aud examine for themselves before purchasing
Tie undersigned every day receiving and fashion
w. 4. GREENE y cos.
and frw doors above Noryel House, Lynchburg, Va
jan 22ts
EsAwpEa's MONTHLY MAGAzINE for
Re APRIL. reccvedat MoRsEs.
EHAnrHR's nAGA1,NE ToE ArR HI,,. re-
w able bodied NEGRO MAN to work at this Office.
jan pts
A,uxNEsE SUGAR CANE.-A -mnI, supply
" of reliable Seed just received aud for sale by
mar26ts STRoTIER WHITEHEAD.
NNHiTE Good-, Will" s'o"ds.-I"-, opened
w go Yards Jeeo"e' Mo"' at ~ ~ cts worth lSS
200 3s, ~ =, *
With the assortment of cambrics, Checked MnsIlns
ap 3ts JOHN ABRAHAMs.
.SssF sECEIvED.-lo Eoxc- Orange. ~
~ RoSes Lemons also Figs Rssi. Cocoon Nut. Principe
Havana Cigars herliIgc's Cream Ale Newark Cider Al
mends Pecan Nuts Tlsrts Palm Nuts, VIM L. Saunders
cas manuaetuea daily Of the best Sugars aud for sale
J" may quantity a. wholesale and retail > a. BOYD
NgANTsIi,s, uANriLLAs.J"-. oprncd
~ variety Ui Mttllas which VIII be anld
accommodating for cash. JOHN ABRA1IAMS.
aI3ts
NOTICE 10 THAsEhLENs-Th travel
~ ling public are informed they
stopping nj the NAsuNGIuN House consequence the
fires urrng in this city The house stables and whole
establishment carefully guarded by reliable persons all the
both aud night and complete security may be felt
nan i7-dlm sNEAD & CLARK Proptictors.
EEEDE n WENDENssaLL,
LAND AGENTS,
ANVIL select and enter Government Lands with Cash
w Warrants make Investments loan money cat western
pay and transact General Real Estate business
throughout The Northwest Adde'S
BEEDE 4 MENDENHALL,
ap ly Minneapolis, Minnesota.
NEW nEHHINes-2J Hbis. Clipped Her.
y rings. Just received and Tor sale by
an ~ NJ HoLLINS & co.
ENsNE gEAs-r havc just received " 10, Of fine
r. Green Tea, put small chests for families For sale
b. JOHN H. SEAY,
ap6ts Druggist
NEW a.OODs. NEW s.OOps.-ssREATAT At
" TRACTION.-N. GtGGENHEIMER Respectfully
calls the attention oh> and the public generally
largo well selected stock OF Mo SPRING and Summer,
.>iapf ami Fancy ihg tioods
the attention buyers wish to state that being
dcsrpus increasing business have eNtcndedand
E Improved my Store making OF the largest and most
houses in the city Having TINS enlarged house,
u.u with eye single the and tastes OF the
Those ia of Goods cordially invited la exam
before purchasing elsewhere and assured
tlat will find good and prices low
as in any cstablls hmcn in the Old Dominion
NATHL GUGGENiILihER
Opposite Tanner Asher and next door TO j NJ Colbs,
Ivnriburr. Va. Jap ds
h"t copy
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sSAI.T AND PU.AsrER.-rhe Va. Il Tenn.
- Rail Rond is finished Saltvte and prepared
and Plaster in Sacks Barrels upon the most
My Agents at the Dcpois and villages
along the will receive orders and furnish cus
TONERS any quantities they desire and the short
est notice Specimens articles sent from the works,
will shown the agents All Salt and Plaster OF brand
a warranted pure THOS L. PRESTON.
sep 22c6m Saliville, Washington Co. Va.
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LYNcu WARD. lESRy WARD.
A. VI. Nuolroof Geo Is. Thurman
p. II. Glmcr jno. 7. Murrell,
II d. Flood. Jno. H. Scay.
TRBurE OF REsPEcr-At a meeting of the Fac
ulty of Lynchhurg College, held in the Presidents
room, on Tuesday morning, ptil Eth 1887, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions adopted
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God, IN the dis
pensation of his providence to remove from this life
Mrs. MARTHA S MuRFEk, wife Of our esteemed assoei
ate Prof. james T. Mariee, therefore,
Resoipcl, That We recognize the Divine hand in
this sad visitation, and bow submissvey to that Su
preme and Righteous Will winch "ordereth all things
Alright"
Resoivcd. That our bercaHed friend has our war
NEST sympathy; and that While minge tears
with his the early grave of his companion,
are compelled to feel and acknowledge the vanity of
all earthly good
Resoicei Tint rejoice with him that this
affection is not nntempercd with hope that in the
pure and beautiful character OF his deceased partner
he has the sureSt pledge of her safe aud happy exit
H,soiced That feeling the impotence of human
friendship to afford him relief commend him in
his that mere fll Being, who 'having smit-
ten also heal
g. Reso},sd, That copies of these resolutions be
convened to Protrs Mu:ree, and to the family of
the ieceased--to whom we also extend snccrest
sympathics-nnd be Published in the Lynchburg pm
pers and in the Methodist Protestant, Baltimore
SAM'L X. COX,
WM. CARROLL,
J.. q. MATTHEWS,
G.. y. SATORI,
D. Y. LANGUORNE.
SAhlL GARLAND, Jr,
+. l." SMITH,
+. p. NETTLErON,
Faculty.
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NEW nERHBSsss-2J Ribs Clipped Herr
"a rings. just received and tor sale by
an IS NJ IIOIIINS & co.
ENsNE EEAs-r have Just received u lot Of fine
r. Green Tea put up small chests for families. For sale
bv JOHN II. SEAE,
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mo. ~. n SAMUEL TYREE.
~ Com ins issiOn Merchants,
LYHcHBURa Va,
oho their services 10 The planters and the public generally for
Tho sale Of Tobacco Wheat Flo and other produce They
that experience OF 10 III enable
10 Rve general sntifncon Their ONCE Is Younger
smiths few doors frum the the Banks which enables them
pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO. II. Il SAML TYREE
feb 26dSciy
ENRH -. FLOOD, Attorney ns Law. will
4 attend all the Courts OF the city of Lynchburg tho
counties of Amherst Appomatos bedford and Campbell
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AUCTION SALES,
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

IN W. PAGE, Attorney NJ Law, Lynchbusg,
u Va, has his Office the Store
Of A. ID Ruoker, opposite the Bank Of Virginia
Ian 3 dScly
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FIRE IN TIE MoUNTAINs-We learn that the Blue
Ridge is on fire Mt different points, extending from
WayncShoro', in Augusta, several miles northward
Tie mountains east OF the Valley from Woodstoe TX
TO Mt. jackson, are also fire.
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NEGROES OFF-Thc following telegrnphic dispatch
was received at Norfolk from Richmond on We!nes-
day night
You will please the proper officers and get
them to search all vessels outward bound, rs there
negroes off from Richmond"
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lNn. u. LAaaHoRNF. j. H. HoLcoMBE,
ANsauOnNE a. 0OGCOMnE,
a alxa.srs aasaA nfsal I'm lnsrul

"a Bnnlcrs mud ExchOmgo Brokers,
Corner of Main aud Bridge Streets, Iynchburg Va, will
collect and remit Mt the lowest rates Of Exchange They will
pay the highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and uncurront Money.
REFER TO
Tho Presidents and Cashiers of the Banks Lynch
burg Mosara H. IL Maury Co. Mcsss Pairo, Rlchm0nd
Mussfs Johnston, BroA Co. San Harris a Sons, Josiah
Ice Go, baltimore, Messrs Farpbam, Kirkham a. Co,
DteNol TO, Philadelphia Messrs Nanbock Road Drex
ell ! W ard Co, Lees Waller, New York.
-Iy
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u Lynchburg am disposed to sell my MIL 1t In
repair OF the best Mills In the coun
Connected with the mill Is good Family Residence,
House. Mil all necessary building for such
establishment Tho aud attached to the Mill about TWEEN
acres and nmedaul the Canal. and just fourteen
miles below l.yneAbuyg ID. STAPLES
30 c3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09

GONE AsTRAY.-Cold words to
fall on loving heart-he has gone
astray. And is this the time to des-
ert? This the time to taunt him
with words, that roll like lava from
your passions, and scar his soul!-
No ! be his light now, perhaps he
has no other. Many a true heart
that could have come back lik the
dove to the ark, after its first tran
erosion, has been frightened beyond
recall by the angry look or menace,
the taunt, the GOODNESS of an unfor-
giving soul. Be careful how you
freeze the warm emotions of repent
ance. Beware lest those pleading
words unheeded, sting you in some
shadowy vale.of your future sorrows.
Repentance, changed by neglect or
unkindness, becomes like melted iron
hardened in the mould; trife with il
never. Be first to meet the erring
with outstreched arms. Wipe the
tears from his eyes-pour the balm
ofconsolation on the wound that gull
has made. Let your heart be the
grave for his transgressions, fine
vent in bearing his burden, not il
useless words. Oh; forgive the IL
ring! Did not he who died ON Cav
airy? Shield him from the contemp
of grosser minds; make brightness
and beauty where all was cold ant
storm before in this sad life.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09

THE Handbook at the hand.
A little organ, but how curiously
wrought. How manifold and neces-
sary are its functions! What an
agent has it been for the want and
designs Of man! What would the
mind be without it? How has il
moulded and made palpable the con-
ceptions of that mind? 1t wrought
the statue of Memnon, and hung the
brazen gates of Thebes; it fixed the
trembling needle upon its axis; it
heaved the bar of the first printing
press; it arranged the tubes of Cali
leo; it reeGed the topsails of Column
bus; it held the sword with which
freedom fought her battles; poised
the axe of the dauntless woodman
opened the path of civilization; il
turned the mystic leaves upon which
Milton and Shakespeare inscribed
their burning thoughts; and it signed
the charter Of England's liberty
Who would not render honor to the
hand?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09
pLEAsArr WEATHER.

Thank God for pleasant weather.
Chant Il, merry rills!
And clap your hands together,
Ye exulting hills!
Thank Him, teeming valley!
Thank Him, fruitful plsinl
For the golden sunshine,
And the silver rain.
Thank God, Of good the Givsrl
Shout il, sportive breezel
Respond, oh tuneful riverl
To the nodding treesl
Thank him bud and birdlingl
As ye grow and sing!
Mingle in thanksgiving
Every living thingl
Thank God, with cheerful spirit,
Ina glow Of love,
For what we here inherit,
And our hopes aboyel
Universal nature
Revels in her birth,
When God, in pleasant weather,
Smiles upon the earth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09
INDIAN RECORD OF TImF.-Ther,

INDIAN RECORD OF IIME.-Ihere
is no word in the Indian languages
for the word ''year." The Indians
reckon time by the return of snow,
or the springing Of flowers, and the
flight of the birds announces the pro-
gress of the seasons. The motion
Of the sun marks the hour of the day;
and these distinctions of time are not
noted in numbers, but in language
and Illustrations of a highly poetical
charter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09
aBPeonle NAV fell Won of yor-

GaY People may tell you of your
being unfit for some peculiar occupa-
ton in life; but heed them not
Whatever employment you follow
with perseverance and assiduity, will
be found fit for you. That is, pro-
vided you have a corresponding
bump. Whence the saying, "He
has mistaken his trade"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09
THE FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
By HENRY STEPHENS, FRS, of Edinburg, and
the late ]. P. NoRToN, Professor of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 2
vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous
Wood and Steel Engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on Agric ulture ever published, and in order to
give Il wider circulation the publishers have re-
solved to reduce the price to
Five Dollars for the Two vOIumes!!
When sent by mail (post paid to California
part of the Union, and to Canada, (post paid }
Sc. II This cork is NOT the old SHOOK Of the
Farm"
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, TO the
Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. "a, Gold-street, New York.
January 8, 1S57.-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09
NEW sADDLERY SHOP
BIBB cs, EBDRLE.

BIBB Go EBEEtIs6
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
Ilof GLASGOW and vicinity, that they have
permanently located in this place, for the purpose
Of carrying on the aAf5tf11l
Saddle and Harness Business.
They will keep constantly gu hand full assort-
ment of 'lU I'd ttnis Fsa -5t
Saddles, Brides, .Nartingales, Single and
Double Harness, Blind Brides,
and every description Of Saddlery, which will be
offered on the most reasonable terms. They feel
confident from their experience in The business
to be able TO give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor them with their patronage. if
GY- Shop on First street, between Market and
Commerce.
Glasgow, December IA, 1856. aa
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09

GYrA YOUNG lady who was re-
buked by her mother for kissing her
intended, justified the act by quoting
the passage-"Whatsoeve men
should do to you doye even SO unto
them"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09

GaYIF exercise promotes health,
those who collect old bills for editors
should be among the longest lived
people on earth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09
G. O. WAGNER,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW,
CONFECTIONERY, BAKERY,
AMI RESU, a vim ANTI

CONF ECllONEh1 BAKERY,
AND RESTAURANT.
THE subscriber respectfully announces that
i he has fitted up neat and convenient
EATING SALOON,
where he is prepared to serve seasonable dish
es at all hours, and solcts call from his friends
and the public. He is also prepared to furnish,
at short notice, cakes of every description,
FOR WEDDING OCCASIONS,
SOCIAL PARTIES Or FOR FAMILY USE.
His stock of plain and fancy candy is complete,
and embraces, in part, .
CRIMPED CANDIES.
Peppermint, Sassafras, Hoarhound, Cinnamon,
Cream, Lemon, Wintergreen, Rose, Glove, &C.
Jumps.
Cinnamon, Flat Lemon, Peppermint, large and
small, Cream, large and small
DROPS. ..
Peppermint, Acidulated Lemon, Victoria, Rose.
FANCY CANDIES.
Star, Vanilla, Cream, Sugar Plums, assorted;
Bloomer and Aniseed comfts, fiat Lemon, (clear)
sugar and burnt almonds, Rock, different colored;
plain and gilt French Kisses; all kinds Lozenges;
large and small Cornucopies, &c.
All Of which will be carefully packed and de-
livered any where in the city, or promptly for
warded to neghboring towns. ....
Oct. %, 1856, G. Q. WAGNER. .
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1857. season Arransesne NE. 1897
l. 8 KATE no WARD,s nsiaavs

REGULAR r UESDAYgFACKET,
For Jefferson CITY, Rocheport, BoonyilIs. A nv
NRoek. Glasgow. Carnbridre Ana .Btuhsw,fk9
The new aud light idraught freight steamer,
r.. KATE HOWARD -.
Ls{StR Jos. s SNhNSON.s CotnInandsy.ta
WIN commence. ON early opening of uuvigstjaa,
her rse,lar weekly trims in The above trade Le.y.
ins 81 7. o,,.s every TUESDAY at4 o,closk p.
HWp and returning will leave Brunswiek every
FRiiDAy' ate O'Clock. A. M. and GLASGOW Il
The Kate Howard was built. expressly for the
.ha,,o ,raJo sbs b;nes strength and sneeds AMI
FOR iicbtness Of draflcbt cannot he SURPASSED by
anv Boat In the Missouri river. we lbope~by
ess and strief attention 10 business to mer-
Z a liberal share Of patronage from our friends
~ u ~ ohoiN VI PobShorc Aiesh t'sS''"~'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09

GaYThe sweet light of friendship,
like the light of PHOSPHORUS, is seen
plainly when all around is dark.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-09
LANDS FOR SALE.

1.-THE subscriber wishes to dispose Of the an
nexed list Of lands, which are offered at aale
on accommodating terms, and title warranted
The greater part OF these lands lie contiguous to
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad, and are
rapidlv rising in value. .s Do.