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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
Gbe GIasgotu Ginlts.

fT3T Single copies of The TIMES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the Off at FIVE
cents copy. .-t--..r-. .l.t.f .t-r-y
irY-Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
legitimate business. Other Advertisements will
be charged al regular rates, r7 rrrr esgtp
G5S"No charge FOR inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
notices-to he paid in advance. 4arI-s.f rr
(SY@ The charge for marriage notices Is left to
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper. Al 'i' r.- U la .ta -'r
nY- Where editorial notice Of advertisements
is requested, it viii be given and charged for.
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"Will you have Daily SunP' said

t"Will you have Daily Sunp" said a
newsboy to Mrs. Partington. rr ~
"Will | have daily son! Why you little
scapegrace! How dare you insinuate against
lone woman from home3 No, indeed, |
guess l won't have daily son! My poor
dear man used to complain awfully when |
presented him yearly son! A daty son, in
deed! Begone, you little upstart imp!" And
the old woman called lor the old turkey tail
fan tokeep her from swooning.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

THE WHOLE BUSINESS OF LIFE.-The
amiable and gifted Jane Taylor, the last
time she took up her pen-it was on the
day preceding her death-wrote as follows:
80, my dear friends, if you knew what
thoughts | have now, you would see as dc,
that the whole business of life is preparing
for DEATH"
How much time is spent in preparing to
live! How little in preparing 10 die!
One who had lived more than fifty years,
said, as the hand of death was upon him, II
have all my days been getting ready to live,
and now must die.'' .-,. s,.
Would men but spend as much time ir
preparing to die, as they spend in preparing
to live, the physical agonies of death would
not so frequently be heightened by the ago.
nies of despair. .--...
"The whole business of life is to prepare
for DEATH" Thousands of death h-beds-
death-beds of rejoicing and death-beds Of
pair-have borne witness to this truth.
The reader will bear witness to it--per-
haps at an early day.
In view Of this truth, this very day should
be spent in preparing to die. Our chief at
tention should this day be given to things
which shall prepare us for the closing day
Of life. In the same way should all our CON-
ing days be spent. s.--t
Such course would not render life d
dreary waste. Far from it. That man best
enjoys life who is best prepared TO leave it.
1t is mournful thought, that in all prob
ability, some reader of these lines will meet
death without being prepared for its dread
realities. .-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

The wisdom Of this world is often fool
lshness in the sight Of God. 'ar'2 +
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

changes took place in the fortunes Of both.
In an old dilapitated house on M street
in the city of New York, is seated poor,
feeble woman. Two small children are
standing close TO their mothers side, shiv-
ering with The cold. The fingers of The
poor mother are so benumbed that she can
scarcely hold the needle which sheis stitch
ing with. Reader, this poor woman was
the once proud Allie Stanton, the girl that
wouldn't marry mechanic. After marry
ing De L Orme, they moved into a princely
mansion in the most fashionable part of the
city, and the rich foreigner, in trying 10
keep up appearances" encumbered him
self with large debts which he was unable
to liqnidate; and after mortgaging his prop.
erty, he absconeed for parts unknown,
leaving Allie with two little children, al
most penniless. This was hard blow for
Allie, for, since her marriage. her father
had died insolvent, and The blow preyed so
heavy on the mind Of Mrs. Stanton, that she
was seized with the brain fever, and in a
few weeks she was laid beside her husband
In the cold grave. After while the mort
gage on De L'Orme's property became due,
and Allie, not'having the means to meet it,
was obliged to leave the splendid home, and
rent a small house on M street. She
managed to pay the rent and support her
small family by taking in plain sewing,
In princely mansion, situated in the
leading city Of the west, is seated lady,
A light tap at the door is heard, and SER
want answers the summons. He receives a
letter for his mistress; the superscription
reads Mrs. Stella Slack" Yes, lear
reader, the same that mar ried, the poor me-
chanic. But they are no longer poor
Mr.. Slack is now one of the richest mer-
chants in the city Of ST. L. aut ..
Stella, after reading the letter, folded ii
and laid it on her escritoire: in few mo
ments her husband entered, and seated him
self beside her. sesss. a
IL have sad news 10 tell you, my DEAR y
said Stella. 81 have just received letter
from cousin Allie; it is the first have re-
ceived from her since we were married, -
Time has done sad work; uncle and aunt are
both dead, and Allies husband has deserted
and left her with two small children, penni
less. Oh! such sorrowful letler-here il
is, read it, .....
Mr., Slack took and read the letter; teal
dropped as be reached the letter TO Stella
Those poor little children" he murmured
Il pity them. But they shall not wan
long. Stella, answer the letter immediate.
ly, and tell Allie to come to us and make
her home with us the remainder of hel
days"
- With heart overfowing with gratitude
Stella sat beside her escritoire, and pennet
few lines to Allie; also enclosing note
which was TO defray the expenses of the
journey.
1t was not many days before Allie re.
ceived Stella's letter, and with light heart
she bid farewell to the place where she had
seen much happiness and sorrow, and start.
ed for the 'tFar West" 10 reside with Mr.
Slack, the man of the odious name, and S.el.
la, the girl that would marry mechanic.
/ I5@A lady Of wealth put her daughter
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
GLASGOW HOUSE.

Watec street, Glasgow, Missouri.
E5HA The undersigned respectfully announces
lssal to his Friends and the travelling public that
he has leased the above house. and is prepared 70
accommodate all who will favor him win call.
lie has renovated his rooms, and rented those al-
joining, which gives him ample space 10 accom-
modate greater number of persois than flre es-
tabllshmeHt would heretofore render comfortable.
" Stage office for all tIe lines terminating in
Glasgow, and good stabling convenient.
Jan. 8, 1891 VIM. II. THOMPSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

DEVOTION OF SAILORS WIrE.-The
consignees of the ship Neptune's Car fur
nishes the following extract from San
Francisco letter for publication:
"The ship Neptune's Car arrived the 18th
instant (December). Fifty days ago, Capt.
Patton was attacked with the brain fever,
and for the last twenty days has been
blind. Previous to his illness, he had put
the first mate off duty on account of his in
competency. After the captains illness, the
second mate took charge of the ship; but as
he did not understand navigation, the cap.
tain's wife worked up the reckoning every
day, and brought the ship safely into port
The first mate wrote Mrs. Patton letter
reminding her of the dangers of the coast
and the great responsibility she had assum-
ed and offered to take charge of the ship
but she stood b. the decision of her hus.
band and declined the offer. During oil thi,
time she acted as nurse TO the captain. She
studied medicine 10 learn how to treat hi.
case, and shaved his head; and by oonstan
care and watchfulness kept him alive. She
shaid that for fifty nights she had not un
crossed herself. Few women could have
done SO much, and done it so well. She wa
at once navigator, nurse, physician, and pro
tector of the property intrusted to her bus
band. The matter has excited good dea
of interest here; and, independent of othel
considerations, all are anxious for her sake
that the captain should recover"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

E5-A lady of wealth put her daughter,
who had been pampered with iI.solence, un-
der soverness. Upon calling to inquire
how her daughter progressed, she was told,
"not very we'll" --.
"Why, what is the reasonp''
"She wants capacity" 70. r.-.. -
"Well, you know don't regard expen-
ses; you must purchase her one immediate
Iy."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

KISS OR FIoHr.-An exchange tell a sto-
ry Of country party thus:
"A stalwart young rustic, who was known
as formidable operator in a "free fight,'
had just married blooming and beautiful
country girl, only sixteen years Of age, and
the twain were at party where number
Of young folks of both sexes were enjoying
themselves in the good old fashioned pawr
playing style. Every girl in the room was
called out and kissed except Mrs. B., the
beautiful young bride aforesaid, although
there was not youngster present who was
not dying to taste her lips, they were re-,
strained by the presence Of her herculean
husband, who stood regarding the party with
look of sullen dissatisfaction. They mis-
took the cause of his anger, however, for,
suddenly rolling up his sleeves, he stepped
into the middle OF the room, and, in tone
Of voice that at once secured marked atten-
ton, said: .. wa. ..r ....
"Gentemen, have been noticing how
things have been working here for some
time, and amt half satisfied. don't want
to raise fuss, but" "What's the matter,
John?" inquired half dozen voices. "What
do you mean? Have we done anything to
hurt your feelinss?' "Yes, you have; all
Of you have hurt my feelings, and I've got
just this to say about it: Here's every gal
in the room been kissed mighty nigh doz-
en- times apiece, and there's my wife who
consider as likely as as any of 'em, has not
had single one tonight; and l just tell you
now, if she don't get as many kisses the bal
ance of the time as any gal in the room, the
man that Sights her has got me to fight
that's all. Now go ahead with your playsP
If Mrs. B was sighted during the bal.
ance of the evening we did not know it. A:
for ourselves, we know that John had nc
fault 10 find with us individually, for any
neglect on our part
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

Several year, passed away after The mar
IH-hGf 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
lIntiea-Grogan Est.

Mareh Te mi is57 Present. stephen 0. Paine, Judge
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Grogan DECEASED
This day came Samuel Wilson, Esq, "
OF the estate of said deceased and filed IN thsCoufs
his administration account Tor final settlement:
And tlereupon 1t il ordered that the settlement OF
said account be had before the Judge OF THIS Court at
tho Court in said county, on the ilth
dav of April 1857 and that notice thereof be given TO
ali persons interested by publishing this order for three
successive weeks previous to day of hearing in the
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper published IN
Lancaster in said countv.-Dated March l3th, 1891
3t30 STEPHEN o. PAINE, County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
,sg11a 15oticai!

n ONFY WA%TFs7-AiI persons knowing t7le2ngeivts
y indo. ted az either b. 1ote Book sccount,
vi please J,.E account,
. ii need OF i-lJlseE.
So GI:3RGE =. EEI.A1vD & 20.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
Take Notice.


VXTHEREAS, my wife ELIZABETH has left my bed aft
w board without cause or provocaton, all per son,
are hereby forbid Lalboing trusting ner on nv ac
count, as shall pay debts Of her contracting.
GoLTLEB MoSSEMAN.
g Fofos', March "a, 1891. 27ch
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
Especial Notice to Trayelar
DUNLEITH, P0TosI G. LANCASTER Expsg,
Cheapest, Shortest and Quickest Roa,,
the Railroad.

=S>wM UNTIL farther notice, the linda,
ed will run regularly, tri-rsssIr /
ssep e@ oes@vs p epntu rolos and anc
SATURDAY at O'Clock, a. II. ard Potosi abor4 "a
arriving in Dunleith in time to visit Dubuaue f I
ness or pleasure previous to the departure NJ r.
O'Clock EVENING TRAIN FOR THE EAST Ann sn Tr
LeaUe DunLeith every MONDAY, WEDYEspAT and (
DAY Morning at about half past O'Clock or on i.
RIVAL Of THE MORNING TRAIN from Chicago and q.
dinner in Potosil arriving in Lancaster about 3p
fra bs r. s. nang an9Aas B
at reasonable chargas. Between Dunleitl and p.s
this hack viii run on the recently completed New ~
along the River Bluffs, which for beauty of scsrsr
unsurpassed by arg thoroughfare in the We3tenr-
try. MARTIN I, ENEm'
June 2, 1856. n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
Attachment n office.

Grant County, Town Of Patch Grove, ss.-in Justice
Court. 4a
Fg7o A. e. Skinner :--You hereby notified that
a Writ of Attachment has been issued against you
eI your property attached TO satisfy the demand OF
J. G. Snydtr amounting to enc hundied dollars. NOW
unless you sh appear before Henry Patch Justice q
town on the thirteth DAY Of April A. D. 1857 at one
in the afternoons Judgment will be rendered n
ganst you and your property sold 10 pay the de6ta
Iod this nth day of March 1857. $3.50 u d. St*.DEh.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
General Merehaudisa,

H0LL 4 VANCE will continue the General Neg
L J. tile business at the old stand of Holl, Vance
at Potosi, where will be found every thing usually a
Tor IN this market in the line of Dry Coos, Grotf
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Yankee Notions, "
Goods. &C., SC. Articles of luxury and utility viii
found awaya ON prices low car MS
loft HOIL & VANVh
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G.. LAM SON,

OF Eeetown, Wis.,
HAS TAKEN A FRESH START with q Fresh "
Al of Goods, in the Store formerly occupied @i
Barr one door below the cid place and is sehP.
Prices Satisfactory to all his numerous patron;
sell entirely to good paying customers and at Cail
ces,-not having to make up for bad debts !. c'a''
high prices to honest men.
WE KEEP ,.e
Farm TOOis-Hay Scythes, Forks, Grades, (af't'
Hay Rakes, SLovels and Hoes, Galena Plows, &c, ~,
House Furnifure-Cook and ParlorStoyes alSls
Chairs. Bedsteads, Stands Baby Cribs and Table ~
Lounges; TINY Ware, Crockely- Ware, Hard-Wa O"
general assortment of n
Dry-Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes Books anu
per. IN short, have almost everything that ) "
red in any community and shall be happy to a slsS
the demands of all who favor Us with their paILol
We call particular attention to our large stock y"
tools. Grain Cradles Wholesale and Retai-eInssSsS6g
Beetown, July Z, 1856. 5lsly G. LAM'Vl
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Noaioe.----Carring

State of Wisconsin,, County Of Grant, ss.Conny Court
March Gth IS57.--Present Stephen o. Paine, judge.
IN The matter Of the Guardianship of Julia Darlington
and Frapces Darlington, minor heirs OF Arthur A.
Carrngton deceased, RF3
ON reading and ding the petition OF Harrison Bell,
the general guardian of said minors praying for Ii
ceae to sell certain Of their real estate particularly
described in said Petition for in said Petition
mentioned. e Ga
j is ordered that the matter Of said Petition be heard
before the Judge of This Court at the Court House in
Lancaster, tho first Monday of Maya. d. 1857, at
one O'Clock p M, ard that notice thereof be given to
all persons Interested by publishing this order for four
weeks previous TO said day OF hearing in the
"GIant County iarald' a weekly newspaper published
at Lancaster il said County of Grant Esf r
STEPHEN o. PAINE, County Judge.
Dated Marc! 6tll 1851. 36-4w.
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L. zs,zSENGtE&ggANN s. CO..
DEsysscsaaa,s CaFss-peefe,yyv
Ell (&:LTsH TEEYsICTArT
a = r gsal z1E

= I JEW NlkL y UAaNaA.
iE subscriber hegs leave to acquaint the sick AMI at
L fitted of Grant County and The pubic ut LARGE
l5at he hasiosted in the village of New California FOR
The practice Qfhs profession in the OF diseases com
iaon 70 al lcsb--hETllSn and beast.
Having obtained his method practice from the Vet
efiaarF College Of london and from tphvscians
IN Eng and as a'o from long experience aud research
ne feels prepared 20 t1ier bis Services in th
he rill be werewsrded. The varioj,s diseases eorno
among 2iasn and children, with their synp IONS snd de-
les Is Processes 10 ul'tersila and treat success
Tullv. s. p
" oTTast Children, cancers, scurvys evil inflammation
lang diseases, piles, &C. he will cure, if cura6le
Among the diseases of horses spavirs linr-boncs
th4rapens erebs gulets splints toves sight
and other diseases incidepsto horses also catration OF
the Dcle-erii viii be cured.
a full satisfaction viii be rendered in all casss
s.lA g. JOSEPH A. WILSON, Phgsicia.
New CALIFORNIA, May 2ad, 1856. 4S-tf
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NEW STORE AT
PLEAS VALLEY.

TIME subscriber offers new stock of Goods for
Il at Pleasant Valley, in the Room formerly oc.ga
by Himer & visscher.
He will sell cheaper for ready pay than can teh
those who credit. a
general invitation is given to all the county, n
81, Lancaster, Waterloo, Harrison, Fennimore aniH
town-all that want cheap goods, Ready Made Cloth
Fancy Goods, Dress Wares, &C., that goods can be
raght at my Store in Pleasant Valley.
June 18th, 1856. l-tf. s. BL0E
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eEr BZaezsnaithiag

* LAE7C.kS E.8--S0UTH OF THB JAIL.
atSsaibers having supplied themselves with tools
aad tegials, viii commence business on the 20th
ollsss n iiai shop south of te Jail, where taey
via carry Ill kinds OF SaeksithinG, sUea ironing
wagons, 5lgyies siegb cutters, ana Pougs, threshing
TX; 4pl.: machines asking a0G repairing niAes tools
sd Ass, herse a9st eX shqein-.s Ase;rss NNM
Horse Tarriering.
Proa}Et'y afforded to Oar expe. fence in tie business
warrants as IN promising 10 give Ell ffc5ion 10 all by
~hoh may Sc efit loved. III kisc IF reaiy-ca se
,.'s setI &c ss9s kaAd. No credit given cxceptb,
s.sevi,si cerstFect. JOHN POLLOCK. ~ g
ta CIIAS. ROBERTSON
baueSsies. Marsh Is, 1855 tass- as
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Is pLOWS! PLOWS!! 81.
Tl1IAIIge IEIaLIalHES. &C.
81 MANUFACTURED RY
MOE xaw 4 6lEs W AN
NoRMAN & CowAN,


HAVING removed machinery
kszz5 to Eethoro, and put it up n q . at-
= sSeZssE table building, we inform tag Peiiis
that it Is now in running oi''eI t'iu
ltf O. 10 do every iefy Of woiA IA eur lne.
Ta wish fxrtaers know and rencis'ff tfilo We it-
are Pigpe Which recommend 1gr tiao WORK
oF 1877 Tcy arc made of all SIZES, AMI OF tie ies
~ced ra;es from tie best OF steel, ana inber Well
are strong ana durable, viii last longer ard give
satisfaction li9a any other Tlows made or offsea
In M REGION beproYed /? the experience OF those
w.Io LaYe ase then
The5.:ag I.eaping and Moving Machines will he care
fely aEd thoroughly repaired.
we also lnatiufacture to order ~ short notce
II. 5airg T,ngIen1snts Of Various DescrI pt-ons.
Beng p-.e5icaI ui@clifHics We c7nndeat ton our
long vPceHce, Of swing oleto give sas!ac'ioa z cE-
cry department e basinefs aad would invite hoSe
desia purchase any article in our line, 10 examine
fer tAamsc.Tes.
!neci,ani cal at l. ard Warranted.
aci.snithing and repairing OF every kind prorrpt-
~ attended 70.
~ Ieao,s md handles kept constantly or hand,
3g IL. jaieatc p9e ef the best 1ateria 20 DC t90na
ii fae country, srd wei cured ard seasoned.
Ie,s reasonable, ana work solicited from All parts Of
.s'Tat and a1joinins cot''itiea. ...,.
Eijlentoro', February 4tE, I8jl. 81
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gr,ETyUI FARMING mills.

= y . = q
? g ADV by the the subscriber which has taken The
"a Preiuuil every year in this state: they nah
clgoo1 seasonc lua2her and put toether in good work
cleaning and Guiele WITH proper care. Mills taken n
any psrt CT the country fer 0ea CHARGES Mills always
or Haad and sale coaP for cash ali kiils Of
NY Produce 5sag,in eSchan~e oc mills. Corn Shelters
Of the best paefn wire and screenerY CT all kinds al
'vsys on hand. Repairing aona short notice.
~, orders from abroad Wiz ee;ve prompt attention
a0d flisj ri II GiepEtdh. ssaE @@fFe
Yess'riI a2rs ai't me a tAt shop to wsi+ you.
Il. SCOTT.
tfaIfie M ttGe* t0fcsst2eal Aug. 22d, 1856 IG~ly
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRlbt
AND SUMMER GOODS.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS have just received theiI ~.
Il Stock Of Goods, to which they would raspesuus
vite the attention of The public in general ug n.
composed in part of the following, viz: Lazy
Goods. Il
All wool, Beraze, and common delaine Berszs,
Debaize, Ginghalns, barrd muslin, Dirlity MagsoO@
Also fine lot OF Linen & Cambria Handkerchief III
hosiery, embroideres Bonnets ribbons, in fact e'e
necessary to complete Ladies' Toilet. ,4,G
stock of Gentlemen's furnishing goods is the mos. h
p.ete of any eyer brought TO this Market besides
complete lot Of Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps E~
&c. Also largo assortment of Groceries n ~ u
Carpenters Tools, Iron, Nails Glass, Putty, o7 al
Lamp Black, Ros:n, Dye Stuiis and in fact ever
that is usually kept il country store, and Wi ~"
be sold on reasonable terms as any house IN i''
ty. ose
Lancaster, April 25th, 1856. 43-tf -
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NEW GOODS

i n I = II 0 u Y .'oIs
F5NHE undersigned are now receiving their sg.
1 gtalment ofFal & Winter Goods; collsls y Ss
large and well selected assortment of Dry-Gooaa
Made Clothing, Hats & Caps. posa
splendid assortment Of The lates. style OF
Boots Shoes, Crockery Groceries, ard m9 no
Hardw are-Also good assortmenef Parlor boS 81
ing Stoves, Stove Trimmings, Pipe Tin war, b
Putty & Glass, SatFish, Nails, &c, &C., who. tn
fer to the citizens of Grant County, on as iayoa''
as can be bought in the County. e, Gs1
az ANUS - ''0''' '''s's VS.. brown sU
Patch Grove, Oct. 18th, 1856, H7'D'
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NDr. Thomas W.. EsaEtzeEa.

TT AEING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention TO the practice OF his pro
ession, rs Physician ana Surgeon.
lie may be found at all times at the Drug store-un-
esa professionally engaged.
general supply of Family Drugs and Medicines will
kept for sale at the old stand OF Bradshaw Baltze
prepared by myself.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1856. 40.tf
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GALENA g. REETcWN
Regular q. s. Mai. Stage LIN

Err -7zsg = sI.szsS ing received the cOnta
><MSs5T III - 5s ss;fF from Uucle Sam, fctr
~sss'z.@,e--sszzzszs iss-e@ rying the Mail fonG
lena to Beetown, and having stocked them
with good horses, will run his coach a. i
lows:
Leave BEETowN-Mondays, Wednest.
and Fridays, at 4 O'Clock, A. NJ, drumming
way Of Lancaster and Potosi,) and arrive
Gaiena at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Returning, Leave GALENA - T.esig
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8 O'Clock, al
arriving at Lancaster al 4 o'clock and Beetg
at I O'Clock, p. M, same evening.
Passengers from the North will find this
cheapest and quickest route to Galena
passengers at Galena will find it the best
northwestward.
WOOD, & WESTENHAVER,
Contractor,
EETravelers win find the coach in Gale
at the City Hotel, Main-street. VIZ W