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Xelrence lelet! e.. s3tAs o.
Nbilobc1pbia Mebi5inifbe8 Gaus,
erri9tet Dor 5Det uno 5pan5t9 Sabren Dnrd
DIR. Kinkelin, -
2eirenoe le1et /!

NDtlGDelpDtu N~deDt3t0t1cOe0 J)0u0I
erri9tet Dor 5pet unp 5mon5tS Sabren bnrd,
DIR. Kinkelin,
Ode btr 0ritten unb untDn- Strabe, philadelphia.
3we uno 5pon5t9 Sabre
Grfatrums bat Or. 8tnteltu gu etnena Der erfOlsretGRen Ner3ts
tn ber sur bon alien Sc ~antbeten fppb tttti6er unb eebeimet
s ss%fshb %aSa atrSSis aaS ssiSisStli d g ID a%saatbetsn
Der 9aut, unO folder, Die SDn BEN MibSTaa@ BON @asrtur
entfeben Seutadt. t.asalf
Nebu1t beFonbere g2ptis.
So lit etne Ible @cupbnbett, Der Fh s~unetlen BITE Rndben
In Der @tnfamteit erBeben, BITE NIT tbhen . tbts gu tbrer Ntaan.
BARRETT aufwGdf, unD wel@e, wsnn nt&t tn eebSrtser Belt aS;
geranlauuns sm elmer Nette BON anbaltenDen, SerfdnsItaen
anS SsrbserenOsn asiSsnf&aften steSt.
erseben hnnea bic traurisea 8Ulsen bapDr, BITS fe bas ner.
U5fe Ssfsm Serrattet fnbsn, fIempe uns unertldrtare Nufre.
20 sOa aaS Isl 81 Sa@ 81. s.aEs9n's bsStsp abss Pc .gslS Sssts I'll Ss.S'
Der nnsiadI t... y Ss S%aaa etsF na :, ;sts s,s t$5pael$. aafaeats
gum Stutfren gu beFeisen, fetn s4rttt TT TRACE uab f6tpaa
e IL 0amm, uasatf9!Ogsa, anS sstgt f 1T in fstHsn SsrsHa'
Bean er fS upn 6leier @swD1nttit lOsretst, eBe btsfelbe If,
S9limmRes ppabra@t, unO DerRetrattct f&, - TT feline Ght
feine fFapere Spprbett Ssrutfa3t pDrrea IT.. Dtefts ftnf
Setra&tanssn, % sI9e pie ufmsrtta get
'' : ssebaitet es la @epddtniB. q
GDertsnise, Wel4er f6 unter Or. 8tntelin's 8etanbluns
asat, tam esGt6sn1eft, aaf feline eare. Gs en StsOsrlnSnt
9etmnthe Der 8rontsn Ven Or. 9intsIta Eiemals entblat per'
s 3 q asiu ss sSORauas TT lett ben iss'sn sgsnste 3aersn On S'
uRb pine, Nttlqbelpbta, ga. s71rHEr .uc
Grante in elmer @ntfernnng, ta 10
BITE ibren Eau ttnTaG, Dsrbuaben NIT aaen tbrsn 6smbtDnten
tn stnem Srtsfe %mtttbeiIen Unit getf6lue etner @ersatun8),
tDnaen Or. &tnteItnS Ntebtjtnen bem8endB un6er3I9lt1 mad
teoe1n Spde Der linton, entwsber NIT Der pvt Cber @tpreB,
un6 70 sspadt nm S&aben unb Neusierbe su Derbaten, abers
ftnbet crbaten. ~ b.
2eie! SuSenb unb WannbarfeitlL
Gin traftDOleS 2eben D6er Elm frabseitiaer Sob.
&inteltn dter Selbfe baltuue nur Is Gents o 9
8rtefe, Uelds ttnsn qBe tb tn &tanps ~aatbaltsa, werbes
NIT IN sebenber 9UR NIT rtnera @rrnplar perf@ert.
WGral8 II .+ E saEl
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BtanpS auf 8eifeuuna

unt spn ieser 9Vls. uub 9auart perbsa g: Ifetert.i
Die sr5Bte Srrsfait ntrb aaf Ste Irbett unb auf BITE Ius-
trGbl Der Wtatertaiten S~etpenbet unb CT fann oaher fur ieoee
aus { mem @tabliHernent berDDrsebenhe Sntrument bic Gar
antte ubernebnen, baB "a. aae @tsenf&aftea zines outen Yta,
nos befBe. s.s
&le Snframente aus retner Tatrit ptrbtu fur 5 SABRE
Scn benz Sag b6 8srfaufeS an sarantirt.
Befrnbere Mufmerfianfett wtrb anf BITE MuSwabI BON Sns
frunenten, Delde tn elmer er Sen @ntfernuns De~rfenbet wer.
ben, rerwenbet unb en gprre1t bs llmtauiaes tnnerbalb 6
NtOnaten POM Wertaufeta9e an, miro 8ehattet, fplte elm Sn-
frumenE nt6t ~bpaitdnota b%efrtept8en. ~ 49,
~ @rcBbdncler nerben %pobltbun, Bet uss Spr3v re6en
ehe Ne R6 a%nberDGrtS umfehen. r-.. 81.
5efdnhte s~Drr6tbts etne Au8pabl BON G1 eIpbtpn8
BON ben befen SRfrwmentennd6ern 5u $45 BITS 5000.
9tanpS ID erben u m 8et1u6 t ,auSGe
ct unb actin at
& t1nbe u. rGn
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@nsro8>Slafde em CT
Ur8. 1863 & III. Central Npenue.

BalttnDre, WD., '
bait fprtrn dbren6 ~SDrrdtbtg Yprter. Me urb Gtber, tbenfG
egnbpn -gr5wn : Stput, he befen Sprten, earantrt ais in
5lafden t~rtpprttrt. Winerdlwaier tn alen Qualttdten, fre
Spn f6doli6cn SubfanSen. S5erner: NttneralUafer Son
tdnen, @snsrators- 8ta lAen@ SO Idinen, NIT ben neuehsn Ser.
tenerun8en.- Mntertfaatf6e RrOnen Stput unb btttp We tn
Gla19en. Mlte unb neut 8taf6ea werOen aetauft unb yer.
fault. &aeinteer Isent tn Baltimore fur Smttts @HtlabeI.
pbta Nle. <e nt&t sufrteeenaelenben @sesnfdabe asrber
turi deenS ntmen unb bas Gelb ipteber erfattet. @rnbttpreu
Snnen aue Mrten Sgn@ brUp In tbre ~9nntanen 4efdlt erbalt.
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Medbamicalz8 acfz 6 Ompa9nie

BON Baltimore.
sFnrhs. Site Der &eexten unb 0epptS.
1. s. $. @Gteptt, Ode BON 9ant unb INe8tferar.
Q. Rpbert Gilmore So. DC 9ancafer Rr. .
5. Rennett unb selbs, SfU. 27t @af 8aIttmDrear.
:. SeUrSe 81. WiserS, "a Stuenfr. unb @fe BON Grster I'm
8apettefr. /; NU. 81 9tehtttr., Dberbaib bes Gun 6oteIs
: Sl q 9Sriina, 276 WlSsmuisnt un6 lis OrGeensar.
E. SUbn 8, 1Dwn, NOrOwef- @Ge ron SDreR unb 8ren6R,
9. 8ranets abbes, SEb SRSrlss, nase sUntSorbfr.
Ii. @@ Sart, 9a6wef ode SOa CHARLES una GeutreRr.
IL. n W 6art, SO gtSrtb @utarfr.
Is. 8 % NrnUIb, 113 aDef 8asettsfr.
IL. s Us MrnDIb.
IS. s s6wtnbsa, II 5taHr.
is. Wm s Wtans, Gde pom SamSen unb paeaar.
IL. 8rantltu GbOmas. 25S %9tsbttr.,
IS. Sraneis Strf, Ii Nprtb 8rempnfr.
10, 1ronciS airt, SIhwef.@Ge Dn TrantItn unb Ytnefr.
90. 5 6 @teintr, 8tbSIeRr., nGbe Mastfpnfr.
Udfer<VrDb-
Der 2ntB pom u nusen gu 5 Gts.
6ouSbadens8rcD.
Der rnnss sotb BON . unssn su 5 Ste.
StTS ssttass a 8:
@rtra fetnes 8roo, ron Batapafo 6amilb Mebl
sraH'STistTp Sssss3$9 eat' %" Is an.f" 81 : st.
Dbtes auGIitatsn ftnO gu ets per eab tn Oben Sen1nn'
ten DepptS ~ habet, unp rerpen III oentielbsn prets ben STUNT
ss Ss erS eSDS pstas srsb BON Der g1e4antcal. 3 aderet gu TAU.
fen wGnfdtn fnben aets einen erpBeu 0Urratb tn ben befas-
tteen.SssSts nnS i6nnsn brit seasuunsen absebsn fur bis Sic
Seruna ~besfeiben tn tbre 9Dptnuugen.
9Ge nebsrettrntraen Der Gpmp99nte lautet odbtn, ndB BIT
Maentsu uerpFt4tet ftub. aMe 8sfeGu usen In tbrer gDarb ~
ieSer 8tt peS Iases NIT frtf2sebafenem srpbe su Serfprsen,
mnS iepe 8erssbun8 Sesen f,eie anOrbnuns, wtrb, wena fl
Den 8eomten Der G~Dmpaente ~anseaetet wirb, ~eeabnbet.
Dteies Brpb wtrb msSsn ieaneS euten @ef6mofs uub fet-
men duBerR nab rbaften @iesni&aften. Ssrurfa&t bnr& baa
Mkfprbfren BON Nlfpbti6em SeI (etn b~e1pnbertr 0prtbet
nnferer VatentDfsn. fetner ~2etGtistett unb gerbauIt6teit
NOT nur benz SdderbrDp, iDnSern aud benz 9ausbaden-a5rUt
2te Soften, reI6e Ubne son unS prUsDsirt ~ werben, tag.
Ito BON ben Iersten unierer Stabt %serabmt wsrbe psrber
baHelbe i'm 0aufe Der 8ett IN nlgenetnen @ebrau9 brineen.
Die f@uea Ib m6hrenee uno unrprper9efebene fdrte gt1G
fraae ma6te Is uns IN Iester kDp&e munaDeli6, aGe 8sfeaun
asn ~ b~efriset8en, bod fa6 iest Anlaltsn sc rotten, bas flnf
fla 8rDb aenua tur 1ue MnIrdatn bteFeer Stabt, Des Dtfrtt
GSlumbia tgBafbiustUn) uHS @lsranOria ~pprrGt2ts IT,
CSunt2.3mt a.s.4aa.Il sg. 4.aaf -
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:. I-2- 100 John Herzog,
Norooif>@de BON 2erin9ton unb 6%pparbf.a1e
a1SSabrifant mo SGr6ler in SorSmooren .

bait tets cine eroee, ButafOrttrte QusUabl pom GtIenpaaren
= nj tr0rtiir. que Ssrtsa UPn SSl0Hern fur 1blrsn unO M5-
i6aften unb 5&neiperpert8suee, letFer, S6eeren. gGran.
Ssastseer: gtisrns Settteuen. |eldnbst, @af&insa aaer
|att, S9euenju8e. f0tpte teoe Drte BON Shmteoe. uab S6lpf.
ais S@l6Rer fur 8ir&en, Store, @ep6lbe, @nults,
L@eroen anf Nefe4una gut unb beuerhnft nernnnt Srnf2O
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Us p. Sauter Il Bruder,
gtD. 213, We(ts Brottltra6e.

3ptiden 6anpper' u. Sb1rpfr u ".
ttren 8etannten unb benz 9ublttuin TN. AQaemet.
men t9r pcblahprttrtes Eager BON "
D. 49, 81 E Il . Q8 q 'uaAI
aen fur 3tf6ler unb anbere SOIsarbefter' 5aus. uub Sa&ea.
asratben. IttfNns-a Daaren. 9uinpen, @tas. Waaren, 8Oeel.
EdF8e tn ele8anter unb e%tnfnder 8rrnn. euBeiiernen 8O&se.
iGtrren uno anbern &rttfeln. = NepardtHren werben prompt
anb bauersaft a~uSssfabrt. Bet rseatr 8ebtenuns bnlten
tets eteF tltgften gretie. tNGrS8,1S
% Observation-Disclosures Serferttaeu wf In teber Dirt.
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Demffcbe U1u0f!

8 SD ertpfng fOeben BON Deutidlanb etne srpse Nuspob1 AZ
NRuft fir YtdnofDrte. Wtultns, SlSte, &C., unb empfeSl
BITE dbe ben 5erren WluNilebrern, fppte BEN nut taltfAen Vub.
ltfunt Ibe1 baupt snr e~efdatseu Mbnatme. 14ehe Sc
Wst1l-SK- = 80. Or. cd M B t~aRp.s5b .lGasfr. AE
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Nonbdrbur GifU.

an REM fGiF6ar,a &8starbOr.5 luHs unb Der Gifenbabn BON
pbtlabetpbia Ha6 Milan ic @it9, um8eben ppn 1880 eeatf&tn
carmen. 1T ais @rDRftabt Don Der @efebsebune tn Rep-Ser-
70 tncprpprtrt, BAT berettS nber 200 6Gufer, 1400 &inwDbner.
cine quite tnseti6tete S6ule etniee pptels, 8euFloen, S6mit~
be- unb an0ere Q%osrtftGtteT unb blatt Il erbaapt unBewDbnIlG
f&nea empOr, tnbem Won ben ~stasebenRe en- 1eloern (na6 ben
plane absr 3tpet DttatOnsal Straben, Sdufer, SlaoteHtHtap'
men gebaut unb anbire Derf6Gnfrun9sn 9erndht tpertfn. fY
Der san5e gGnbfrtG BON 80 enSlif1en Aaabratmetlea pir6
BON mebteren Baden O%urffOfen, bat febr eutes 0ueupaisr,
suten Bpben uab stn ssefunpss Sltmd. ga b~erfslbe tn Der
Aate pier beaten, sr staots ltsgt @ btiabelpPta 3e~:yOrt
MH. @its, Cape afapD un6 SGtfabrts. uno @tfenbatnper~
~ttnbuns bat, 70 tGn zen ale alatgr> unb auntp rpbufte fetr
let&t tu Narfte aebra6t unb 9anbeltm @rS6sn. fppte 5abrt>
Ten alter Nrt Set teben pereen. H $50
Gin 8auPlas BON 40 5a6 5r0nt anb $50 Hu6 Gtsfe nebf Ct.
mem Granddaughter BON bpppelter CSrGBe Doer ettem NHtbeile
an etnem \ rdmientaufe fpftet S10Utn SterSte rnDnattt6en 8ats
i1n8en BON 81 50 uno $500 betn dnerf4reiten { T 8pfsn.
Dte apltte . rtbetlune Der SaupldSe fiabet btsIes Sdbr nod
aaastt Gine Won ben nod oOrrattteen 26 5armea pom 20 @der
S SanS uno D Nder 2Dalb, nebft stn;m oduft TN QDertbf BON
S4O9 unn Der unadunuae bS 9~nbes .Dfe- $500, So beiut
~'nlGrs'Dea nno osr Ren In mOnatltD,n 3ablun8en Don $40
hNp ~ aEt .er 8ornt ltegente pr1mie. q
~ naIer eislen ~9unftssn 8sDtn8unSsn label bic @efealaaft
Sut gealI9en EN-, wel6s f@ cine unabbdn9ies Setmasb uater
Ss g s galtuaS %qranten pUaea, CUR YOaeneuus btsisr
9tlr,Wen Anla8e Gbetl su nebmen.
5taHe un9 Hapere AuStHntt. fDmie Ntttenf6etne Nhb Az bG-
CSunt28-SJ 7P
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Edbrs IS reffe:

uI= BUR beionberen &enntniBnabn1e. 4.
, @tuwanberer unb Retfenbe fOGtsa febr perf6tts feln, ebe
.e tbre StGette taufen unb fputen btefelten nur BON 1ct9 en-
ersefeQtea 8eamten taufen, tueI@e son tbrent @ebalte leben,
ntat absr BON Maflern Dber 8wtfaentrdsern, ia fe ioaif bsr
@efabr ~auS8etest fnb, bei6ptnbelt ~ wsroen unp tyr @fIp
umlpnt ~1uSeeber. ~ H
2 Durdfabrtsz8 i1ette
mad alen IbetIen bes Wefens fnb gu BADEN bet
@ Gb. 8. Stlbebranot,
. @enealsGmt8ranten.Neent Der 8aItirnpre. unb
.fatGtTsg LC SbtO.@t lenbaba. ed
SanaOtS Scr. 97. Thamesltr., Baltimore.
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QOntS G6bart II. 8ru6er,
Nr. Is, 8oltimVrefrGBe nahe Warslan6 Snfttut,
8trfetttstr' u. @~ert&wfer.

BON ~
ornamental CARRIER, Bilber &Spteselrabnten,
bewtt&e unb itaItynff DC 8tlber fspte aud einea
4Drtrntts.
EAsr Btbsr &c. websa hsts fauBs unt fSBn staasrpe vt.
gSunt -1Ss
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SD babe fpeben BITE TGbrtt unb ben WerfGuf unter Der Etrua
VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf benz alien YlaBt :ss4Ian4g.I p
Sos. 1, 3, 5 unb Z, 9tcrD @utap StraBe,
seeenaber ben, Gutaar 5ptfe, Baltimore, Dtb., ~teber er5Tnet
: Danfenb fur BITE aus8ebrettete @bnnerfGaft, pelbe Der frI.
beren 1trtna pGbrenb Der lesten Is Sabre 3u SbeiG wurbe
rtadt Der unter;etGnete benz Yubltfum BITE ~ersebenas Mn,eioe
bas er fe benz &ODe bes etnen EbeilBaterS, Sra. Senrp@ Sable
bur9 befen Epb bte Gpnpagnte eetDft wSrben mar, ben eanaen
bebeutenben @prratb Der nod unoolenbeten pianos, 5Sia anb
%anterent prapartrten Matertal tduFt& an fa 8ebrdatbat. @r
|ptrb besbalb bas - sf4aft tn benz altsn Stsle In BEN frabe.
zen @ef@6ftslDfal fprtbetretben unb es fD CUR Mufgdbe ma.
ben, oas Stanp INNER mebr IN fetner gUaeubuna Ia Serbef.
fern.
auber ietnen diteu gBaarsabsufern unb'ber Sabrit tn Gu.
%ltanarabe, nabe Baltimore, has er etne neue 8rDse 9abrtf tn
9 Ibs@utlpfrabe, mt Der 8rpnte mad WeftfraBe errtbtet, tn
wei6er ct etne erobs &n8abl Der befen &rbetter befd6ftiete.
Sn btefer Jabrif trerber 9tanpS nod elmer aeuen scala ae.
fertt8t, fir Webe er bet Der &usFeaane i'm Ndrstanb. SnFt.
tut, mo- bic befen Snhrun1enteam6Ger aus Bottom, Stem. gorf
amO ga ttnDrs IA YtanSs ~aus8eheGt tattea, bts b i d i 6
3 r a nj e erbteIt.
Der &uafpruds be8 Snfttuts purbe fur3 na6ber bur& be
Snbufrte. &usteQune pom Nt9ntpnb, @a., ~betGttst, NO ibm
benfllS baS { II y + d m I u m ertbetlt purbe.
Durd biefe beiben @tablHemtntS III e In ben Stanb aefeb.
ALE &uf.rdse, NIT welaen er befHrt utrb, auf's prDmptefe
auS5rfIbren. --s- N7- RI .t-S @E&
NGe tn btefer Bdbrtt sebauten StenpS spaben Spue et,erne
6abmen unb itnb 70 cpnlfrntrt, bGB fe Bet auBerprbtntIt6e
Dauerbafttefett bte 8etnte t bs IpneS bewabren unb ie.
eett Sl!nta wtberfebcn. " "" " go asg g lHH 5--a
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@ruieOriste Yrelie.
Marden's

= RateMts2Baage ueit tuOblfefler als ieaaIs
Das @upltturn wtrO bSFt&t tn aenntniB eeffBt, bab i'd etne
entretsn lo6en. 10 6ab ieOe 9stfpn, rpelde beren beOarf, nteinen
1n6en nt@t %serlaren wtrb, Dbne etnen @infaaf sem a6t au pa.
ben+ SD mug 3ueiei& SOr etnem 1Siel ~sertnseren Nrttfel mar.
fen wirO, @enauere, .bauerbaftere unb etufaGere gDaasen
ais t& ielber ltsLere, blr[tn fGwerIt4 su FHben fetn. &GMfs,
fms Vrfuht, ttItf ~ prufen. Seffe Mearben, 4
Nt014 So. SO Sdb Gt Grle sfr., &oe ron Y nlbernf.
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SetltGeruageH, SpeOtttOasz n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

O~~JN~~~""O~fV SF>~t%tuWp~ u% ADEUIkllEEuuIlk%
HpbnttOn'S 0erffderun9Ss Sl0enfur,
Nr. 70, SecpnbfraBe.
8eri4eruns8<Gpmp Der Yaueb bon 8irainien.
nit 1884,, 900 Capital.
Security GeuersS Ser ltderun9szg Comp. t. N.sO.,
NIT $226,0O0 capital. q
Nlbemarles Sniurancez GOmp. @barlpttenptuega
NIT $685. 900 capital. 81" 50
Waibtn9tcnTelerVe rfiGerun9S@Dmp b.W.sO..
A. g NIT $270,OG0 Capital. y
pactfcz Seuer'S Ser 1tderun95SSpn b. N.sN.
NIT $251 1858 Capital. "T
Shrdbur9zU erliderunsSz@pnt bon 8irainte,,.
NIT st47,5OO @apttaG. .-l 49,
ermnncntpeelt9=Ser ii&erun9 s=Gplnp. ppn 6ars
rtSbur9, Penn., a- ao,t4uU' 6 III
3A -LlA.a NIT $161, 972 Capital. .sr.r-f a--E e
Ser,s Staaten.SebenS=W erii9erung Comp. ron
Ybilabelpbia, '.r.
NIT 81, 250,7 1872 Capital.
0eldmmt'aStrtp pes repreIentirten @apttdIs ~ OLA ss6 a
Das Dbiec Capital 1T f6er angeleot ,u @uETsn re- ms,,
f6erten, unb Bic Spesattpnen senannter G DrnnonrtDD. OUT
pirHt3en Saar.8pnb Dber behen @let&wertb bairt' 81.
Sbaha9e, baB etne Werii9erupes.@ pmp panic etnfod outbHTH
frt.tf, en 8rcBes Capital 5u BADEN, atbt tetne J5drdntien q,
BITE @ntihdot9unS Der 8ert1erten i'm TaQ ppn UerIuN. ~
Die BON Dem unterset6seten representation gpmponien 10,
ben trtrflt6 SerfI9bdre Capital sun ppaen cDenonoe,
sebenen 8etrag, Derantpprtlt9 fir bic 3abluna pom 9erluaSn.
Weri3erunsspplteen rureen d~as8eseben u. yertuas panft.
LTD erieSt-5 It 9Dos. D. Spbnfcn.
u. 8anqute, SIR. 70, SseDn6fr
~ Sn Der Office tptrp Deuti4 selprc&en.
(Wdt4iO 3-.t -Hu'
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eebettss muS observation-disclosures fFce

a& John G. Proud & Seine,
ND. 63, SeconDltrabe. Baltimore.
Gtr Ibernebmen @erfderunssn auf bts naSfstenOen Der.
f9srun8s.& onpasnieen psl4e pas srDbte 9apttal beisen.
Aetna Verit4erun9S<S CmpaSnte, S>arfOrb
81, 500 900. -r4
PbSniI Sert4erunsSs@ ompasnie, !SarfOrb
..--s.s.. $4,000.
SprinsfeloS eritderun98s Gcmp, Springfield
$S75,0 900.
Netna 2eben810 erliderunsssG onp., Sarforo
100000. Gs
Uer.sSt. 2eben8sSerli1er. Comp, New=0cr
$500 900.
psft3tes Terben ausgessrtist unb 8erluae prompt ausbe>
apt. - ...r.. ~ Mdi4tG
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

A SENSIBLE GIRL.-As weary
traveller was vending his way
through the mud out in the far west
he discovered young maiden stand
ing in the door of a small log house.
He rode up in front of the house,
and asked the mainden for drink
of water; he drank it, and she being
the first woman he had seen for sew
eral days, offered her a dime for
kiss. The young maiden accepted
the offer, and received both the kiss
and the dime. The traveller was a.
bout to resume his journey, but the
maiden having never seen a dime,
asked: o-
'What am l TO do with the dime?'
'You can use it in any way you
wish he replied, st is yours
.....sFhat being the case said she,
sEll give youback the dime and. take
sSao tbps F;sse,z.sibs= S,aF .ssssss,d isGoi
SboLASti hAES,SSii7I7 II szsssib ID % siooT y-s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

Q5YAta convention Of clergymen,
not long since, it was proposed by
one of the members, after they had
dined, that each should entertain the
company with some remarks. A
mong the rest, one drew upon his
fancy and related dream. In his
dream he went to heaven and he de-
scribed the golden streets, the river
of life, SC. As he concluded, one
ofthe divines, who was somewhat
noted for his penurious and money
saving habits, stepped up to the mar
rator and enquired loosely:
'sWell, did you see anything OF
me in your dreams
yes, l did,
Indeed ! what was doing"
you were on your knees
Praying. was II
.No-scraping up gold!'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

6Y Bad luck is man with his
hands in bis breeches pockets, a
pipe in HE mouth looking on to see.
how Il will come out.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12


Zach individual is de-
by his activity, labors, ex-
clses, or the wear and tear he
gives his system. Lazy people gen.
orally need less sleep, and get more
than active ones. There are rules
for sleeping.
lst. Sleep in pure air, in rooms
well ventilated, large, airy. Avoid
close, small, tight, low rooms for
sleeping. Get accustomed to open
windows, breezes, fresh air.
I'd. Sleep at regular times. Re-
tire at stated hours. Be regular in
all habits.
Sd. Sleep at night, in the night
The sun sets us a good example
much of the time. Retire and rise
with him. Do not keep late hours
then sleep late in the morning: The
night was made for sleep. .t
4th. Sleep with easy stomach;not
overloaded with food; not crowded
with rich pastry, viaDds or Injuries;
never attempt to sleep Immediately
after hearty meal. A full stomach
is death on sleep.
9Th. Do not be too warm. Keep
a comfortable temperature; but bet
ter too cool than too warm. Avoid
warm rooms, hot localities for sleep
ing, close under a roof on warm
night. Sleep well and the functions
of health are pretty sure to go on
well.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

wA western editor having
published long leader on Hogs a
rival paper in the same village, up
braids him for obtruding his family
matters upon the public.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
To THE LADIES.

WE have an elegant assortment Of desirable
w goods, to which we invite the attention Of
the Ladies, VIZ:
Bon uets..Silk and Straw, ready trimmed,
imported directly from Paris.
and Black Grape shawls,
very beautiful.
and Fancy colored, latest
styles.
Silks Black and Tancy Dress Silks, rich and
heavy.
Dress Goods--In great variety, latest styles,
side stripes and other patters.
Hoped, and the celebrated Victoria
Scarlet, captivating and recherche.
White GOOds--Of every description, sleeves.
collars, ribbons, &c.
r. STROUSE & FRIEDSAM.
March 25, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

VINEGAR, Pepper, Mustard, Soda ts ss..
v Tartar, all kinds OF spices, Tobacco, ptsl
StuiEs, all kinds Of soaps, Backing, s&e-r
APPS 3m HUGH L. WHILE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

of nv own manufacture, constantly on hand, or
made to order, as usual, on as accommodating
terms as they can be had this side OF ST: LOUIS:
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
a call from nv old friends and customers, and the
public generally.
May ID, 1858. j. u. EbEhLE'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
The Deficiency Bill!
Market.

r0HE unusual scarcity Of Of money which has
i for some time prevailed, oecasioned by de-
fered payments for purchases on government &C,
count, and other we'll known causes, have induced
us to submit quietly, and with the best grace we
could, to unusual delay in collections, though it
has been cause Of great Inconvenience and loss.
The state of things is now ehanged-large a
mounts of money have been paid out for stock and
produce, and the market for all surplus products
is an open one, consequently the reasonable ex-
cuse which has existed for delay, is Withdrawn.
We now beg leave emphaticaly to cali the at
tention OF our friends TO the importance of imme-
date payment of accounts and notes. We have
waited patiently othe utmost limit, and are now
bound to collect without delay. ~ Il az 2.
..f-,T a. i, Respectfully, sssf 8
SMITH, BOoN& CO., Glasgow.
BOON, DUNCAN 4 SMITH,
May "a, 1858. Fayette.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
FOR LIE A s e.

49, THE HOTEL known as the Glas-
E::i cow House in this city, is now undergoing
thorough repairs throughout, and as soon as com
pleted (which win be in short time) will be Of
fered for lease for single year or for term OF
years, on favorable terms. 1t contains over
forty rooms, and when repaired as is contemplated
il will be desirable house for the business, hav-
ing good run Of custom and conveniently sit
uated to the business portion Of the city and to
the Steamboat Landing. To good tenant, and
man competent to keep frs class Hotel, the
proprietors will offer inducements that viii guar
antee lucrative business. .
TURNER & EARICKSON.
January Z, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
HOTELS, ETC.
SMITH HOTEL,
GLASGOW. MO.

- The undersigned has opened large and
K;;i commodous Hotel between Second and
T6ird, and Market and Howard streets, IN this
CITY. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
hest STYLE, and has ample facilities for hrst
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 ms guests
The situation Of his house is one of the most
pleasant and healthy in this city.
There is a good livery stable Slose at hand,
xbere stock will be well attended to. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give him call:
no VIM. N. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Fresh Lemons.

Together with a hne lot of Cigars, from $40 to
$40 per 900, and also the realimported HAVANA.
He is also prepared to furnish, at short notice,
coEas of every descriptiOn.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

msDon't you like back-gam-
mon?" said a lady, on steamboat,
to hoosier. ~ 2 go 8
81 don't know, marin; IneYer ate
any," was the reply.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

1855. Season Arrangement. 1858.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND SIOUX CITY
ga PACKET. ,.s. - q. 2 fH
For ST. Joseph, Savannah, Iowa Point. Linasu,
Nebraska City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Flo
renee, Desoto, 0madi, and Sioux City, sc.
r. THE new and elegant Passenger
- Steamer CARRIER, OSCAR Posr-
AL, Master, THos. II. WHITE, Clerk, will, on
the opening of navigation, ply as regular PACK
ate ports, and will remain permanently IN tho
trade.
The Carrier being furnished with every requf
site for the comfort add convenience of passen-
gers, share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. sag, 'es
For freight, passage, or information, apply to-
THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent,
March %, 1S5S-s'n.. pa Glasgow
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
Randolph House,

Main Street, westside of the Public Square,
HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
Hss THE public are respectfully informed
Ell 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 am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
satisfactory manner, al who mayglve neither
patronage. JAMES FLohL.
march 20, 1856. ..-. .