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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

Eve are informed that the new Chris
sian Church, in Huntsville, viii be CON PIE
ted and ready for service BY The 4rh Saiur-
day in the present month; at which time
preparations are being made TO commence
sprotracied mseIing, to be conducted by
sble speakers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

yzBoth the Ledger and Times, pub
lished a, Lesvenwor.h City, Kansas, OPP
nose tho admission of Kansas under the
English ordinance. The former is an m
paper, and The latter free State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
Col. Anderson's Speech on the admission
Of Minnesota.

We have received the speech OF Col.
Anderson, on the bill for the admission oi
Minnesota into the Union. BY the cons'iin-
ton under which ,he applied. (and va.
admitted, } .'unnofuralized foreigners halt
breeds. and Indians. who have adopted the
habits Of civiiizarion," nre permitted 10
vote. Col. Anderson based his objections
to the admission, on The above claus, and
delivered an able american speech on The
occasion. We shall try aud make room for
I. our next. Senator Brown, OF Mississip-
pi, opposed the bill on the same grounds,
in the Senate. He is democrat, and thus
spoke against it,
| object particularly TO the basis Of fran
chise. which allows annofui dIized JoTeign-
ers 10 vote; also half breeds and Lnd'0ns who
have adopted habits Of civiiizaiiol'-thai' u.s.
those who put on pants, spurs, SHIRT collars,
eet drank and, thus fired up, tultA the con-
stitsltional essentials of the ballot boz.
Senator Green contends that Slate or
Territory (Squatter Sovereignty can de-
termiue the ..basis of franchise independ
emit of the United States Constitution or
Laws. Col. Anderson answers this out
r.oeops doctrine, effeclually, and at length.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

FCapt. Marsh, of the steamer Oeean
Spray,has been held 10 bal! by Commission
err Hickman in the sum Of 81 900; and the
engineer and mate OF the same boat IN the
sum OF 81 900 each, for their appearance al
U. s. Circuit Court for Missouri District, at
lis ial! term in the present year-tu an
swer The charge Of being instrumental in
the destruction of The Ocean Spray and the
consequent loss of lie.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

BThe Richmond South says thu, q
white womsn il Mecklehb,rg county, ".
recently gave birth 10 four children a. one
'ime-two Of which we're while and lie
others bacK
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
STRAYED .

IRON the subscriber, living in Linn county, a
l. small bay horse, ) yeas old had sore back,
from use of saddle, shod II round, with leather
strap round his neck. He IS d stump sucker; any
person delivering said horse at John G,llsn's
farm, viii be well paid for their trouble, or iufor-
m2uJn wil! be thankfully received.
MICHALL BOLAN,
may 20, '5s. St. Carharine, Linn co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
Strayed,

ON Monday from The subscriber, living in Glas-
" gov, Two nags, one black mare with star
in her forehead, about IA hands high, or 5 years
old, The other bay horse is hands high, with sew
era sm;hl white spots various parts of his body
The horse is quite lame, caused by his beng foun-
dered. Both animals were stod all round at the
time they left Any person taking up the above
described horses, or giving any information as TO
their whereabouts, will confer favor and shall
be literally rewarded By the undersigned.
nav 20 1851 H. ENGLISH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

FMr. Ciingnah, Of North Carolina
has been appointed by the Governor Of that
State. 10 fill the position of Senator. He
takes the sea, oi Senator Briggs, who was
appointed 10 The United States Supreme
Court.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
Yours, &c,
G. w. STEBBrEs,

HThe Kansas Question so engro,sed
the attention of Congress that the Pacific
Rail Road Bill was laid over till next ses-
sion. And Kansas cost the Government,
enough money TO have ifaugurated the Pa
cifc Rail Road, and px, liberal section IN
actual operation VIA, has been gained,
by this political agitation? Nothing. The
subject goes back 10 The people Of Kansas,
and probably from there t" Corgrass. again.
The administration fought for the Lecnmp-
ton constitution, well-knowing slavery was
dead cock III the pit" so lar as Kansas
was concerned. and The Republicans fought
against it, well knowing Kansas As bound
10 be free Stale. The Americans sided
here and there, hoping 10 quiet agiIaii"n.-
And during this five months struggle in
Congress. over all abstraction. the material,
interests OF the country were unattended TO,
and ihe public money scattered and squan-
dered with shameless prcdigaily. Yet the
people are cody tod the democrats are The
only hope Of The country, and they must be
kept powerI D. you beiisve 1t:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

FxPEssEs.-It is estimated that it costs
the nation $4,000 a day every day Con-
gresS is in session; speech one hour long
costs $500. and call Of the yeas and nays
In the H"use costs $40.
Five months Of the present session were
spent on the Kansas question. at an expense
10 the people Of The United States, Of nearly
million Of dollars! And that, TOO, when
the National expenses could only be kept
up by the issue OF Treasury Notes. Shades
uI Frrl Smelling, how the Nationals settle
slavery agitation, and Sare the country!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

II Judge Jas. H. Layton, Old Line
Wing j. q candidate for Senator, in Clay
and Platte. The Tribune says The nation
sh will oppose him. ~ l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, May 20, 1858.
Look for the K,

A cross (thus X Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
Gen, Smith Dead


ST'R. JNo. H. D,cKEY,
Missouri River. May 18Th, 1858.
FRIEsD GREEN: We learned at Fort
Leavenworth, yesterday, that Gen. Persi
fer F. Smith died there, on that morning.
| have 10 particulars as we only landed
for the mail.
Yours, &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

4 NEW "LIsE'-We have heard OF
many lines, from Zine Of Batlleships 10 i
clothes line" but line Of Prayer Meetings
is new. A contemporary says:
"a gentleman from Ohio lately stated
that by adding his personal observations /"
those OF q friend. he could say that from
Omaha city, Nebraska, TO Washington.
there wa. line Of prayer meetings along the
whole length Of the road, SO that whenever
a christian traveller stopped 10 spend al
evening. he could find crowded prayer
meeting across the entire breadth Of our
vast republic"
Glasgow is on one Of The highways from
OmsIa 10 Washington, but we presume the
"prayer meeting line" has been run ont by
the .sguns" OF the Union Line " the Cal
Hope" or is 'skinning" the Pacific Line,
and has lot had time TO establish station,
or form connection here. Religion is 50
cold, or de,iIlry $" DOT, that the great a,
weakening" has passed Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
FINAL settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply al the July term Of the Howard
County Court for final settlement OF bis admin
istration on The esta e OF Noah Kingsbury, decd.
JAS. II. HUGHES, Admir-. Z
nay 20, Is5slv
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Revds. n. FLOOD and T. FRIsToE will preach
the funeral of Charles Hughes, deceased, on the
Fifth Sunday Of the present month, at Noun
Pleasant Meeting House, Howard county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20

iSs Democracy Of Carroll County
a. healnstsd Col. Stafford % their can.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
MONEY FOUND,

EOUND, in this place, few days since. a sum
L OF money, which the owner can have by
identifying the same. and paying for tins adyef-
tisemenf. TILLMAN Il PHIPPS.
may2u-ltSI
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
Notice.

A Ii persons indeb I'd 10 the estate of William
n Russell, decd, either by mole or account, are
requested TO come forward. Immediately and SET
tie, and those having claims against said estate
are requested 10 present them in one year for al
iowance, or If hot presented in three years, they
will be forever b fred.
SARAH JANE RUSSELL, Adm'rx
Roanoke, may 20. 1S5S-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
TO RIJ IL f R, s.

DUBJIC notice is hereby given that Sealed
J. Proposals will be received by the undersgn-
en-, Superintendent Of the Court House TO be erect
cd in Fay-tte, Howard county, of the following
description and dimensions, to-wit: A Brick
house with cut stole foundation, IN the form Of a
7. two stories high, with two court rooms, two
fire proof Clerks Offices, two Jury rooms, one
Sheriff 5 office, one Treasurer's office and two
Halls.
The building is TO he 60 IT, front by 76 #. deep,
rear of wings 40 by 81 feet, wings % feet deep,
portico in front in The Tuscan style with an iron
railing, tower 10 feet high, with clock and bell.
Tn" plans and specifications can be seen at the
County Clerks Office. Proposals will be received
until the second Monday in June; on which day
the building will be let in one contract, the con-
tractor giving bond with at least two responsible
residents of Howard county, in the penal sum of
double the cost of the ediice.
SAMUEL STONER,
May II, lSoS-4 Superintendent.
Dissolution of CO-Partnership.
1NHE partnership heretofore existing under the
l. name and style of j. B. Smith & Co.. Is fins
day dissolved By mutual consent All debts due
SAID firm are payable 10 William HEREFORD. Jor-
dan Bently, illihm B. Hays, Marion F. Hays.
who alone are responsible for all debts due by said
firm, the said John B. Smith having this day re-
tired from the firm IF John b. Smith & Co.
JOIN b. SMITH,
WILLIAM HEREFORD.
JORDAN BENTLY.
WILLIAM b. HAYS,
MARION F. HAYS.
Nav 49, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
FR EE RADE.

A l.. persons indebted TO ne for accounts due
y for tie wears 1886 s. ESJ7. will please
cone and settle, either by cash or note, or other
wiss | viii place my accounts in the officers
hands for collection, according 70 law.
april 10, ls5S-6w J. ". WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
QI E d.

On the 9Th. JESSE W, sou OF DR.. n. c. and z.
A. Garner, of Richmond, Mo-, aged s months and
II DAYS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
BIG CLAN T.

d WILL stand ihe present season 81 my
IN stable. in Saline aonn'y, six miles south
az. of Cambridge, and will serve Jennets at
$50 for Jack colts, and $40 for Jennet colts.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
BIG GIANT is l6 hands high, a beautiful black,
with mealy nose, and will be five years old in
June. He has taken seven premiums, always COM
ing off first best in every ling where he was shown.
For form, symmetry, bone, muscular power, and
fine action, as well as size, he has no superior OF
his age in the State. He was sired by Townsend's
Jack; he by Moore's Jack; and he by Carpenters
big Jack of Kentucky. His dam was by Childs'
Mammoth Jack, he by the imported Mammoth
Jack, of Aqullla Young, OF KY.
The fine mule Jack Sancho. will stand at the
same place, and viii serve mares at 81 the insu-
rance.
Good pasturage gratis. for mares and Jennsts,
from distance, and grain furnished ifiequircd.
Care taken but no responsibility.
P. NJ. THOMSON.
Saline county. April %, 1888.
~ State Argus, Saline Herald and George
town Independent, copy to amounf Of s. each and
charge tbs Office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
THE TROTTiNG STALLION,
PLYING CLOUD.

THIS HORSE will be found al the sta
$3.50 bic of the subscriber, two miles west Of
~ Huntsville, on the Plank Road leading 10
Glasgow. where he will serve mares al the reduced
price of $40 TO insure a mare in foal, money due
as soon as the fact ascertained, she is parted
with, (and fifty cents 10 the grVom.) All possible
care taken 10 prevent accidents or escapes but no
responsibility should any occur. Pasturage for
mares from distance gratis.
FLYING CLOUD was raised by Col G. Y.
Cock, of New Haven, Addison county, Vermont;
has made the three last seasons three miles north
of Jerseyville Jersey county, Illinois, at the stable
of John Fros1 decd. Ii is by the death of Mr..
Frost that have procured this splendid horse,
his owner siding in Vermont. 1t is useless TO
say ANYTHING of the Black Hawk Sherman Nor
gan stock, as it is well known throughout the Uni
ted States for symmetry action, speed and bottom,
they have no superior.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.
FLYING CLOUD was sired by the celebrated
Black Hawk Sherman Morgan, owned by Ovid
Hill, of Vermont, widely known as the sire of
Ethan Allen, Lancet, Black Hawk, Maid, Black
Ralf. and other famous trotting horses. Dam by
Harket horse, Hack Il By Clifford.
Flying Cloud is beautiful rave.I black. fifteen
and a half hands high, heavy name and tail, eight
years old, weighs nearly liC0 pounds He Is
equally as fine as my horse Green Mountain Nor
gan was. and much his superior for speed, as eX-
hibited at the St. Louis Fair in the fall of 1851.
M 3. Z. WILLIAMS.
Nav 6. lS5S-2m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
Fer Rent.
rscTrCE.

'hOSE Persons whose claims are not in the
hands OF Messrs. Weston F Birch s Son for
coiiechoa, will find them with Thomas Shackel-
iord; who is authorized 70 collect and receipt for
US "A closing our business in Glasgow. He will
Jflng suit against all persons who tail TO adjust
their accounts on or before the first of June next.
SPOTTSWOOD s. KIRKRRIDE.
April l, 1S5S-2m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-20
BUFFALO ROBES.

A FEW VERY SUPERIOR ROBES for
n sale very low. ''ln time of peace prepare
for war" Next will be cold winter
May IL, 1888. JNO. +. MARI
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French Goods

TNTNTZE-sOo pieces wide, Earrantei fact colors
I25< cents, always s0ii for - yard Also ~
second mourning chntIss at ~ cents
LOUPINE'S LEST ALL WOOL DE- LAME at SIX cents
per yHrt.
LAwNS-The very best quality. which used TO sell at e
cents, viii sen nor at1s% cents. soe good quality a
lon 81 a ard.
oHNLIY DE- LAINEs-PlaIn apd figured. he very insst
pisIn % cents and hr1Irtd a 81 cents yard.
OMBRF GRAPE E'ESpAaNE-23 pieces beautiful styles
and s1iurs. very Tow price.
80 les. pieces Ameune Dress deod', very uiss and
rt-sp.
Back SIR yer iasire. inch UiHs, al only 5;5
per ard; b, ~ last sess"n A. - per ysil.
Che 80 eRIs-I BHIGniE Vet.
~i ~ sILK RoBYs " o. varls escS,
nu.liiv sold LIST fEura . to $50 aOr eHty
S15 apiece I ch..ll-LEa auy merchant t0.sess nj
Judgment about silks deny filit tTese KoHc<
lf th-lf t'r value. Alsa superior arfcl. 'pLoREb
POCLEDE ROBES 4 DULLES, I'D. strip, s~rS d.
.f9he colpys ant isr-, and sill BE sold AZ argain.
ThsT Of very importation. % large SsE York
-ta ystai si'a'i and were oish below Importsrs cost
Also, igsi r"crIvr ahoEt s. ess Ia~rus u les
fancy six yrr Handsome nj rh-gp
t'uBAEEGF. LAWN ClIALLY ROSES. both side stripes
4 double sfr' Bar E1hu 81 Wis vach, sigch - sc'd
lat for elr Il VII Slt fnr -. Chaly R'h~s
ileut Si,l, very cheap F!n- L1wr Rot ii only One
Doiar and Fi'ty Cent. NI,c'i at ALTN HErMNN'Sl
rn9-3D 81 N'Ht -
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Wide s. FRO.

WILDE g. BRO.
CFsPEGTPUIIY inform the public that uev have
ceiv one ot j!r lrztst aud uus fashionable inNoi
of Wall Psper and Window shades hrou 1T tie
ity ~ Wheeling rrrisinr French, English and AJrsTi
Ptp'fs iri nnrHrs IN almost cnl.eE variety They
rrr purchased t''w she cuSt"rHIN ark't frur's ord
viii b. soil oulin rl low H. auiif tylrs GiHTtd
Paper AZ = ROLF the offered rscU!rTe
l>aG II web bargains give cali deter
uinrd 10 sen such prices III l"fy competition. The
tttertl Of WHOLESALE DEALERS l. ivIt,l. can
Job goods most favorable rates. Our stock is En-
TIEEIN $Ew old and dtprtciaied SIS les
carried over IRON last year APP
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NrBucnADSFzzAiia IIuSTINu DIAHY.-it is to
b. hoped TINT the following remarkable cor4ob-
Grafton Of Scripture may not meet with the fate
OF Prof Mapry's defence oft, based on the
words "round world" which u"hapfily "ere
not used by job, or any Inspired writer:
"a correspondent Of the Northern Easjga
saws n bod. i, shortly to Dc published by Co,G--
me- RawliaS"n upon further diSc"verie, he las
made. lie found NehurhaInezzat' hunting
diary, witi' notes aud here and there Il poTtIuit
oihie d ~, skeJchcd Icy himself, with his name
under il. lie InvntiouS in il ha,ing been in
and whilst b.. was dcirians he Il ought he had
seen out To prazc Ike the beasts al the field
s not this wonderful confederation # scrip
mr,? RlwiinsHu also found pot OF preserve
IN an excellent state, ami gave some 10 The
Queen Ia taste. How little Nrbuchadnczzar'
cook dre"ne.l, when making them, TINT, twcr-
ty five centuries aftcr, the Queen Of Emglan
would eat some of The identical preserves whici
figured at her masters table"
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WEDNESDAYS MORNING. NAY 10. 1853.

II E murderer, Ira Stout, las written lnng
ett,r in his own defense. 1t is curious pro.
iuetion. lie claims that he might he put to
better uses than hanging; declares that lie had
not fair chance in life, aid in reference to his
victim, Lt,leS. holds tie doctrine that man
who vas as bad as he, had 10 right to i've
Stout heaps abuse on tie dead man. lands his
sister Sarah, aud appeals in his own behalf TO
the sympattiss ola pnblic which, he says, has
been unduIy prCj1iieet ssain>, him The let.
ter is interlarded Hith series ofmoral refec'
tons
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Cheaper :nan Ever,

OItdp PEI ~IIdU bVor,
EEAT DISTRESS and heavy in the East; Railroad
Stocs Bank stock, all goods forced on the Market
and soli 4trnouI prices the Importer
have just returned from the cities hay,
purchased goods those prices offer
rn the public generality goods made up TO
order, Goats, Pants aud Vests the most
fashionable and ynav clothing lower they
hav been offered in this market You get hnr
clothes the you heretofore paid for
Come and nuy loe2dl 4. " ADAMS.
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q. CfNI{FORTIpS

Ale and Porter BottIing Establishment,
EASEsTRxET, sETwEES FtFIH Sis.
EAST WHEELING, VA.
GOOD supply Of Smiths celebrated Kennel and Other
n Ais, Brown Stout amt Porter, always hand. Ial-
families supplied tie reasonable terms
~ All orders Alressed-uox No. AZ, Pust-Oace-Wii
be promptly attended TO- apps
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FAMILY PHYsIC.
FOR ALL TR2 PURPOSES OF

IHzi:E has long existed public demand for s,e.
perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prcps
m meet that demand and extensive trial Of its virtues
the purpose dezgned 1t is easy to HaSe pnysical pa.
l.t not easy make the test Of ali PI-i- which
aIcg of cfery Other. This has been attempted here
sud Fit1 what would respectfully submit
tar uutlir decision IL has been Infortunats for the
patient hitherto that every puTgativc medicine Is
acrimonious and irritating TO the bowels This is
Many Of them produce so much gripping palma revul
son n toe Eystem to more than cOunterbalance the
good 70 be oeEsyed from them. These PiAJ produce
irritation or PAIN 7less it arise from previously exist
'-T obstruction CT arrangement in the bowels Being
purely vegetable, harm arise from their IN
auartty: but II Is better that Rnv medicine sboI3
10 jGdicously. Minute directions fog their use
n the several diseases to which they applicable
given on the box Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, we NAV mention Liver
Complaint, in It's various forms of JIndce, Indigestion
Laguor and Loss Of Appetite, Lsessness, lrrtsbliy
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Pain
in ;hs Side and LOins for. in truth all these but
she Of diseased action in the liver. As
ap'snt they Afford prompt anu sure relief in Cosiive-
Te,s Piles, Collie, Dyseatery, Humors, scrotn!a and
curvy, Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers and i'm
mnly Of the blood; IN short any and every case where
ThGy have also produced some singulary successful
in rheumatism Gout, DroPsy Gravel, Rrysipelas,
Palptaon Of the Heart. Pains in the Back, Stomach,
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the change Of An occasional dose stimulates
The stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
,sfe The strength of the BODY and Testors he st.d W.
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an
caSionnl dose is advantageous though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never he carried too far, every purgative medicine
reduces the strength when taken to The thou
lad cases m which physic is required cannot he emu
ncraed here but they suggest themselves the
Of every body: and this pill is found better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
TO mankind Where their virtues known, the
public will no longer doubt what remedy employ when
y need Of cathartic medicine Being sugar.WTapped
thcy pleasant to take andbeing purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper On the Box.
pRpplRpn nv
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE sIokE
NO ia MAIN STREET. WHEEL ING 70 4a,,Dc,,
rRrn ~ d. Us STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
AND WI &TI1R SAILS


he
srHnsuAH
-rr-rt
u 4 aN : as rla-.d
asan efD e 1
ever ld
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y,
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> . u VI = n q u n a y " 3 N Z \ I 5
To THOSE wliJ ENTER MI INSTITUTE or REMIT
49,, aai thus s--urc GUARANTEE sCTOT.SK-
SHIPS lime fore The 1T say u-Nt S-pt.nhrr
d9oH c1nr siln- t1rous 71H-.r - D'si- Entry Bsot
sreug and i's Collateral branches. lucrative
ployurnin Commercial ia Acranltsrt.
sithin ninety DAYS after their graduation -s- .y su
he int-nnh- To the fui amount Of paid for tut
ton Hni tr1s r"aitEe
Free Tu'tiOn. or 7.ncrnIIVe attanIIous.
f3rafuat-s fro-a this it-ttatsn hIag rrstansT
be and lucrative tons Cashiers Rack keep r. aud
Railroad ics Clerks. n different the eourtTr
anl being prr-rr- bT husl--s traIusf.s -
other Mercantile Coege Hence the above unpsral-
lee iaiucen4-nts zich n1hIn- bot the great sur-rlo
Of Instruction ami 'erc uIn u M stni,s ~
business lie vouli
T,s F-is-is'f ef tifs Ig ;f'.fos Esr n 7.~s;,y
~ Ess Us-LsrH ooHHfrN.
Address the uHdersignei for f-Fther rsr.ieui4r.
my9 WI. w l:IANG3RR