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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-04
THE FINEST STOCK IN MO.
Is T. . ale.

IL - Il
M~- HAVING more stock than | can
SfXS properly take care of, will sell my colt
"Birmlngham'' He is three years old last spring,
full l64 hands high, rich iron gray and possess
es more size, style, weight and action, than any
colt in Missouri. purchased him in Fayette
county, KY, last summer had no use whatev-
err for him, but he is without doubt, in my judg-
ment, the finest harness horse | ever saw, and is
emphaticaly The Horse for the people Of Mis-
souri,. exhibited him last fall at Huntsville,
Fayette, Boonvile and Miami, all of which places
he took the premium with ease and admiratlons
He is A years old next May, was sired by More
lands Highlander (who was sold to the Ohio I'm
porting Co., for $4,000 and he by old Brown
Highlander; his dam is a Rich Brown mare, of SUI
perior size and form, and thorough bred, and was
by Birmingham, and he by imported Stakeholder.
ANY gentleman who admires fine stock and wish
es to get horse out Of which TO make a large
fortune, now have the opportunity as | will sell
him on very accommodating terms.
If he is not sold, will stand him the next sea-
son at my farm, near Glasgow, Mo.
ALSO
very fine young Jack, years old, 14l hands
| high, let black, mealy nose. His dam and sire
were both by Chiles' Mammoth of Jackson coun-
! ty, Mo-, and out of . Jennets brought from Fay
cite county, KY, by Richard Shelby. | will sell
the Horse and Jack together, or separate The
! Jack is guaranteed sound with good performance
Any gentleman wishing 10 buy will please call and
| see them before the season commences.
| JOHN IL. ESTILL,
Feb. 4, ls5s-tf. Glasgow, Mo.
01rRandolph Citizen, Paris Mercury, Coum
bis Statesman, copy times each, and charge thi
office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-04

The new firm Of Bleeding & Wilson, successors
OF Reed 4 Bleeding, Bleeding of the former frmI
wlil open with full stock in the spring. embra cling
an the varieties necessary for good country store
Hoping TO receive fair portion Of the patronage of
our community, we will endeavor 10 Sod GOODS AT
prices that will induce our friends to patrenize us.
Bleeding g. WI, son.
Cambridge, Jan: 2l, lS5S-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-04

1.-THE phrenOlogist gave us great credit
for sleeping ability; and a natural inference
would be that quiet communities, where no
sounds were heard during sleeping hours
would be agreeable. This is true; but when
awakened by
"Such sweet, such melting strains"
as were poured forth under our window the
other night,
-"Like the warbling of bird,
So soft, so sweet, so delcately clear"
we lose our "ability," and could wish that
such disturbances came oftener. AS we
listened to the voices OF our fair seranaders
the beautiful lines of "Amelia" were
suggested to our mind
How sweety sounds each mellow note
Beneath the moons pale ray,
When dying zephyrs rise and float
rr Like lovers signs awayl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-04
MO IL Il.

TNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the Undersigned, in the name and style
of Reed * Bleeding, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. Either of said parties belong
ing TO sand firm, will attend to settling ans closing
up the business Of said firm, and ali persons are
politely requested to come forward and settle eth
er by note CT money-money il possible, all the
time. REED 4 BEEDING
Cambridge, Jan. II, 1858.
, 1858-03-26
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turned back when beyond my reach, and
with her roguish face peering through the
doorway, shouted:
81 say, Charley, what kind of roller does
my hand make?"
"Oh!' said !, "you take too much ink.
"IIa! hal" she laughed; swell, goodbye,
Charley; that's my impression"
went to the glass and surveyed myself
for moment, and verify believe that
could have passed for a Guinea niger with
out the slightest difficulty. sand so" said
to myself "this is love in printing office.
The devil hy away with such love-"
The next morning, when the editor came
in the Office, rather calculate he found things
II little topsy.turvy. However, that made
no difference to me, for mizzled before day.
light. bore the marks of that scene many
day; and now, whenever | sec lady ell
tering printing Office, | think of little Mary,
and keep my eye on the ink hcg.
A HARD SroxE.-About the hardest case
ever heard of was a murderer named Stone,
executed many years since in Exeter, New
Hampshire. Just before the rope was placed
around his neck, he requested the Sheriff to
give him mug of ale. The request being
promptly accOded to, he took the mug and
commenced blowing the froth from the ale.
" "What arc you doing that fort" nervously
asked tho Sheriff.
"Because." returned the stubborn wretch,
al don't think froth is healthyp
HEN PERsUADERs.-TheS Springfield RepGb-
liedn, in speaking of new invention for a
hens nest, whereby the eggs drop through a
trap-door, and so deceiYes the hen, that she
keeps on laying, is responsible for the follow.
ing:
"Blobbs met with loss, however, with
one Of his persuaders. Blobbs had o lovely
Shanghai pullot of boundless ambition
Blobbs bought a persuader, and his heart
bounded within him. Alas! he never saw
her come off again. At night he visited the
psrsuader; In the upper compartment was
ahandful offeathers, few toe nails and bill.
In the lower compartment were three dozen
and eleven eggsl Blobbs saw It all! Her
delicate constitution had been unequal to the
effort, and, fired by young ambition, she had
laid herself all away"
, 1858-03-26
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR. L. J. CZAPKAY returns bis sincere thanks IN M.
numerous patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity to remind them that he continue n
consult ut bis Institute for the Of chronic diseases Of
and all private diseases, viz: Syphc ulcers gonoTPhea
geet stTietures seminal weakness, and all the hoFid
consequences OF self abuse and he hopes that his onT
experience and successful practice Of many years viii
continue TO ensure him share Of public patronage Bv
the practice OF many years In Europe and the United
states and during the Hungarian and camuaiRnG he
enabled to apply the most efficient and successful rem
edies against diseases Of all kinds He uses no mercnrv
charges moderate, treats his patients In correct a6a
honorable way, and has references Of un0uesOnsbIs
standing in society All parties consntng him bv letsr
and implicit secresy.
, 1858-03-26

Although we acknowledge with pride and gratitude
that the Press Of California Is In appreciabe measure
Anti Catholic, and that the most liberal in the whole
ancor Of poemcs and devoted to the cultivation OF
Catholic literature neither superuous uncalled for.
Such Is the design Of the projectors Of The Monitor to
furnish
Beyond the scope Of all writers merely Indifferent upon
the subject Of religion there wide field for the bene
c exercise Of the Influences which the spread Of Catholic
literature fails not 10 foster and maintain. The commu
nion Of sentiment and sympathy in the cause Of religion
and morality which actuate the members Of the church
demand that the progress Of events-whch though Of
no import 10 the political secular press tend 20 animate
and enven the faithful be made known 10 them.
The struggles and progress Of the church In our own
State are unknown 70 the great body Of Catholics here
because we are unrepresented at the press and for the
same reason our brethren in other parts Of the Union
and Chfislendom know nothing Of Us ~ member Of The
" Household Of the Faith"
Bot the desoatlng dogmas and peEnicous immoraity
because II d cheap, and served In fashion 10 create
and cater 70 diseased appetite N the reading public
call upon all good men To- assist with their 6est energies
in counervang their balefal results, and dspacng the
canse OF Influences malgn; and 10 this branch OF ta
duty The Monitor shall devote itself with hearty zeal
and uniAltering fidelity.
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that lives long and WAKES not DID, 10 whom, We iondy
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For the rest, we hope 10 fnfssh Journal which VIII
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ments nor any other department. shall contain anything
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before his child though our columns will be seasoned
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as 4 subscription. 10.
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aFe in ali their various phases outside our province and
will be carefully kept there.
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tnal and commercial intelligence ample interesting and
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Cav FnANoraoo FahPaarv 9Th 1879
, 1858-03-26
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~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
III known and old established house u still at his old
A tricks-Of feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, and still they come to parake Of
his good and well furnished table; and Mr.. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting OF his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located in the vicinity Of the
Custom House. Post 0ce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers
The house contains q number Of single and family
rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies and single gen.
tlemen.
There Is also attached To {. house Reading Room
and Library which contains large number Of ree ted
standard works There Is aso at the arrival Of each
steamer, wagon which belongs to the house, TO convey
passengers and baggage free Of charge. The public are
respectfully requested to give the house trial.
Board per week, 90; per day, 81; Meals, so cents;
Lodging per night so IS cents; Lodging per week. 90
u 81. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
san Franssco, Dec. 20. 1857 SIN
, 1858-03-26
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HFarmer's Guide"
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HlsskvOoa'. E@aSusTsh Magazine. GssS
, 1858-03-26
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN.
Journal. for the Farm, Garden and FTreside.
PUBLISHED BY LuTHER Tucker & SoN,
Albany, N. Y.

, TERMs.-To mail subscribers, 81 90 year Il
paid in advance, or 81 so ifnet paid in advance.
The postage on this paper is but o. cents per
quarter, payable in advance, to any part Of the
United States.
H@ The same publishers issue the CULT.
VAT0R, on the first Of each month. 1t forms
an annual volume Of about 400 pages-price
Fifty cents year.
, 1858-03-26
CUFFER NOT WHEN A CURE Is GUARANTEED IN All
y STAGES OF SECRET DlsEAsIS '--'


use Nervous Debility, syphilis in all IL. stages
Structures, Gleets Gravel, Diabetes Diseases of nm
Kidneys and Bladder MercuIal Rheumatism Scrofula
Pains IN the Bones and Ankles Diseases Of tho LnDoS
Throat, Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon the Body ar iims
Cancers, Dropsy, Epleptc Fits 81 VItnss Dance. and
al diseases arising from arrangement Of the Sexual
Such As Nervous Trembli 4, Loss Of Memory Ioaa NJ
Power, general Weakness, Dimness Of Vision Vim necn
spots appearing before the eyes, Loss Of SRht Wake
Face Pain in the Blck and Head Female rrespIsTts"
and all improper dlSchargesof both Sexes tmstteS not
from what cause the dselse originated ho EeVer lone
standing or obstinate the case recovery s certain and m
shorter time than permanent cure can be eecte6 nv
any other treatment even after the disease has e IA
skill Of eminent physicians and resisted all their means o
cure The medicines prescribed are pleasant without
odor, entirely vegetables, causing no sickness Ana S
from mercury or balsam During hfteen wears IN nrac
ce, in Europe, the Atlantic States and California fhave
rescued om the jaws Of death many thousandS Who In
the last stages Of the above mentioned dseases had ben
given up 70 die by their physicians which WarfanS ma
in promising - the afcted who may place themselves
under my care perfect and speedy cure Private dis
are the greatest enemies 70 health a thew ara he
arst cause Of Consumption Scrofnla, and many other
diseases and should be terror 70 the human family
the falling into the hands Of incompeteHt 1ernS
who not only fail TO the disease but min the oon,t
tuition, hlllng the system with mercury which, Win the
disease, hasens the sufferer into rapid consumDtioD
But should the disease and treatment not caus death
speedily, and the victim mares the disease q ehIne
upon the children who are born with Feeble constitutions
AND me cufrentot LIE corrupted Oy virus which betNys
itself IN scrOiua, letter, ulee eFupllons and other -
tons OF the skin eyes, throat and lungs snt inR unon
them brief existence Of suering and cOnsgnns iSsm
Self abuse Is another formidable enemy to health sr
nothing else In the drvad catalogue VI human dSeases
causes % destructive drain upon the system daViDg
- thousands o. victims through few years Of snerinS
dwn TO an untimey grave destroys the nervous sIs
th, rapidly wastes away tte enefies Of IiIe causes
mental prevents the proper development Of
the system, dsquaes for marriage society bnsinesa
and all earthly happiness and leaves the suer terksS
, 1858-03-26

SPhRMAToRRH0A, or LOCAL WEAKNESS, NERyoua
~ pe6hly Low spirits, Lassitudt, Weakness Of tGs
IA S o NJ. lndlsPo.ton and I1capabillly for Labor
aversion q society love o. SOtnde tmidy SslEdiStru;
headache Involuntary dschaTEcs paInS m M
nos sneeuons o. the eyes, plmples on the lace sexual
1sty celebrated Physician and Surgeon, Dr. L. j. CAP
KAY. Bis method Of curing diseases 4 new (unknoWn
Gtnenl Ana hence bis great success An Generalization.
Nd, San Francisco, California i'm
, 1858-03-26
DR. GUYSOTTs IMPROVED
Extract Of HsIIOh Dock anS SatsapatiIL,

G1raeI cI gelIcm 0ccR alo SafSapaFilIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
rs AcT<NOVVLEDGED TO RE THE BEST
Salsaparla made, as is certified BY the wonderful
cures IL has performed. Remember this 4 the only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when used accord
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
scroIaa, or kings Evil Cancers, Tumon, EruptiOns Of
the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingWoFm
or TetteT, seald Head, RheumatiAn, Palnsin
the Bones and Joints, Old Sores and
Ulcers Swelling Of the Glands, Dyspepsia Salt Rhsum
Disease of the Kidneys, Less o. Appetite,
Disease arising from the use o.
Mercury Pain in the Side and Shoulders General Debility
Jaundice and Costvenes.
The best Female Medicine known.
The Yellow Dock and earsapara s peculiarly adapted
for females Of delicate health resulting from ieguary
S.e %snsua W. %oonIges aUa S.ee, dsoases peculiar .
DR.. GuySotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and saEaparilla
will at once regulate those difficulties and renew the
natural energies.
CAUTlON-DO not be imposed upon By unprincpled
Dnggi.s Take none but the genuine, which s put up
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents
lS2 Washington street, San Francisco
Also Importers and general Agents for all the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and sell the same In q1antiIies
10 suit at reduced rates. Ism
TITHO WANTS WHITE TEFTH. 0FAR ANN
w and beautiful dark hair lone trial viii satsiV anv
neO the superb qualities possessed BY the following ns
LaSoncs West India Soap Tooth Root
whitens and polshes the teeth, pur the breath and
cleanses the tongue, mouth, etc.
JOneS's Italian Soap
makes dIscoored euptlVe akin clear, ne and white and
Is the best Shaving Soap made.
JOnes's coral Hair Restorative
forces the hair 10 grow dark, stops h lng dresses and
Sold . greatly reduced prices by al respectable drug
gists In California and Oregon. Ian
, 1858-03-26
ADVEHTISENIENT.

On Saturday March 9Th, will he publlshed in San Fran
cisco THE MoETuR, Weekly journal Of Catholic Lter
tuFe and Generl Intelligence II will be Issued In quart0
form, and contain forty columns Of printed matter.
MARKS, THOMAS & CO.,
Publishers and PropTietors.
, 1858-03-26

(EIGnTn EDTTIoN)
Greatly Improved and brought down 10 tho
Present Time.
THOMAS STEWART TRAIL, ND, F.R.S.E.
Professor Of Medical jurisprudence In the University Of
Edinburgh assisted by numerous contributors, whose
initials are attached 10 their respective articles.
A. & c. BLACK, Publishers.
UyIIE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA Forms
IL an Alphabetical ReptrtoTy Of every branch Of Human
KNOWLEDGE and rnders he Alphabet ready key not only
10 The ARA and Sciences, but TO the multiplied details Of
History Philosophy, Biography, Geography, Commerce,
Manufactures Statistics, and Miscellaneous Literature
All the articles will be brought up TO the present ad
yanced stateo Of knowledge. The work will be completed
twenty one volumes and It will be the eudeaVor Of the
nropreto 70 secure the utmost regularity Of publication
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the pubic
thai he has been appointed Sole Agent the Pacific
oosk for the above splendid work. twelve volumes Of
which are already published and ready for distribution to
subscribers. The whole twentyOne volumes will be com
pleted In about eighteen months, quarterly issue.
Terms OF subscription, strongly and handsomely bound
AZ: hound In Russia $40 per volume.
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East street, near Commercial
Orders viii be received at the ofce Of this paper for
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, 1858-03-26

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