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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
The Organs and Our Venerable President

We take the following paragraph from Tire
Washington Correspondence of the RepublicdH.-
Our readers viii no doubt join in the wish, that
our s.yenerable President'' could find little time
to devote to getting the public expenses below
three dollars aud ten cents, PER SECOND, and lei the
organs 20 to the wall. The country cares moth
ing about the organs, but are looking TO the sway
the money goes" Listen how gravely the organ
question is treated .. ...
'.The ever watchfGi members of The Presidents
party ave now in fun free here, anxiously aw5it-
Ing for something TO turn up upon which they may
seIze to fill their private Golfers 1t Is understood
ihat the ''oEgansr a:e TO be returned, or, other
words, that the Democratic papers of New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, are to
change hands, and this fact produces comHlo-
ton among those who believe in the ''spois."-
The printing patronage Of the Executive Govern
ment is SO immense, and great will be scramble
for i. before the 'organs" are in perfect the. In
New York an entirely new instrument is to be Sc
cured, the ''News" having too many false notes TO
suit the ear of the Administration. Here the only
change will be in the proprietorshiP and the per.
formers, and TO arrange these is giving the Yener-
able President great deal of trouble and solIci-
tl!de. h is yet possible that bir. APPLETON will
leave the State Department and take charge of the
Government organ. -.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
The Next Legislature.

/ No duty more clearly rests upon this bo-
dy than the passage of Homestead Ex-
emption Law" Those who have large
tracts Of land, and large fortunes, who are
now creditors and not debtors, may grumble
as they please, but the cause Of humanity
pleads in tones TOO loud 10 lie ;inheeded,
the cause Of the widow and the fatherless.
Where is the man who would wish 10 de-
prye his fellow man Of greea spSt' of
earth that he can call his home in order 10
add IT 10 his greater possessions. Let cred
il be based where it is safest, upon chdrac-
tsy and not property; and in any event let
the poor debtor have home, worth from
5000 10 $1,000. How many poor, honest
man has been compelled, with wife and chill
dren, to leave his quiet, happy home, TO seek
some miserable place because he has been
induced 10 go III debt by some one who
wanted his few acres 10 add 10 theirs? II
is a shame that such law has not been
enacted long ago. In this age of light,
know ledge and progress, let il not be de-
Iayed. The strength of all governments
lies in the possession Of homes by the yOe-
nanry.
In this connection, We c:oiild also urge
The passage OF some bill, wise, liberal, aid
prudent in its provisions, 10 secure 10 mar
Ried women the property derived from their
parents. Such law is called fOr by every
feeling Of humanity.
1t does seem TO us that Legislation here
tofore, has been too much controlled by the
most reckless class of people. Hence, in
our State, nothing had been done TO advance
the cause Of human happiness by the secur-
ing of the interests TO which we have allu-
ded. Now, That party rancor has Temporal
rily abated, we will not doubt that the en-
suing Legislature of Missouri will be pro-
duc,iye OF more substantial good than all
others that have met since our admission as
State. The character Of the members, so
far as VIC know them, for sobrieiy, and
morality, is the best evidence that this will
be SO. The day for demagognes and reck-
less men, we trust, has passed away in this
State We regard our career as just be-
ginning 10 loom forth in its beauty and
greatness.-E Liberty Tribune. -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
Correct Speaking.

We advise all young people 10 acquire n
early life the habit of using good language,
both in speaking and writing and to abandon
as early as possible any use Of slang words
and phrases. Tho longer they live, the
more difficult the acquisition Of good lam
guage will be; and if the golden age OF youth
the prouder season for the acquisition Of Ian
guage, be passed in lis abuse, the ,unioriu-
nate victim of neglected education is, very
probably, doomed 10 talk slang for life
Money is not necessary 10 procure THIS ed
ucation. Every man has it in his power
He has merely 10 use the language which
he reads, instead of The language which he
hears, TO form his taste from the best speak
ers and poets Of the country; to treasure up
choice phrases in his memory, and habituate
himself 10 their use-avoiding, at the same
time, that pedantic precision and bOnbas,
which show rather the weakness of vain
ambition than the polish Of an educated
mind. ...--.a.-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
EDUCATIONAL, ETC.
Elm Ridge Academy.

VIHE Trustees of this Academy take pleasure
L in informing the public that they have Sc
cured the services of ]. II. Sanborn, A. B as
principal. Mr.. Sanborn is regular graduate Of
Dartmouth College, and comes highly recommend
ed from gentlemen in the East, and from per-
sons of standing in st. Louis, as gentleman and
scholar We feel confident that the hitherto high
reputation that this academy has born, will be
sustained under the management of the present
principal Mr.. Sanborn has had five years expe-
rience in teaching, and the trustees can confident
ly recommend Elm Ridge to parents and guardi-
ans as affording facilities for instruction not Of
ten found in the West Good boarding can be
had in pleasant private families, convenient TO the
school. (
Terms per session, the same as heretofore. For
further particulars, address Or. J. II. SANBORN.
Pri,,cipal. or either Of the undersigned.
lTFThe fall session commenced on Monday,
18th October. and will continue four months.
G. w. MOREHEAD, ...- y..
NJ. B. COLLINS,
T. NJ. LEWIS, Trustees.
EVAN PRICE,
K. l.. BARTON,
octT If .......-..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11

There is scarcely anything that tends more TO
the improvement of town or city, than fair.
and liberal support afforded to mechanics Of every
description Population is necessary to the pros
perity of town or country, and that population
being OF an honest and industrious character rem
ders prosperity more certain, uniform. and unva-
ryine. Scarce has any place ever risen TO much
importance even when possessed OF the utmost
commercial advantages, without due regard to
the encouragement of the mechanical arts For
though the expectation OF merchandise may form
leading feature of such place, the various arts
of mechanism are invariably called in requisiiion,
and are indispensable to render the progress OF
commercial operations safe and easy. To an in
land town, mechanics ere equally important as
elsewhere. they constitute large and respect
ia portion Of society in all countries, but IN our
town and villages they are almost n leading con
stituent part of their growth and population, To
afford ample support to class of citizens so high
ly usefni and necesssarysis certainly the duty Of
those engaged in other pursuits. a0A ia .5e'
|. is alike incumbent upon mechanics to inform
the public rs TO their capacities and facilities IN
their various branches of mechanism. It's clear
ly the duty of the mechanic to encourage his
town paper, especially, by advertising his busi-
ness. POSI-. j. sE z 80 IEl .E..-r
By this treans the farmer is benefited by tho
knowledge he obtains, the mechanic IS largely
benefited by the increase and extension of his
business and tie frintsr is enabled, not only TO
publish a better looking, but better paper. Show
us close, tight fsted mechanic, merchant,
one who is too stingy to advertise his business or
trade, and we will show you a man who is eter-
nally growing about hard times, scarcity Of
money, or abusing the country, because it does
not afford him as good support as he thinks he
deserves All classes are alike dependent upon
each other for their prosperity and success, and,
should alike encourage each other--and then be-
sides this, when stranger picks up the county
paper, and sees it filed with advertisements Of
merchants and mechanics, it speaks louder for
the community in which the paper is pnblished,.
than all other eulogiutis. 1t IS at once conceded
to be thrift and prosperous iOwR-and eonse-l
auenily invites such to settle in our midstl Boz
iyai Courier. -fioill4 , -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11

A SILENT PRINTrSs OrrrcE.-m the
town of Zablagen, Weurtemburg, there has
been lately opened new printing establish
ment, by NJ. Theodore Helgerad. Aitths
compositcrs and pressmen are deaf and
dumb, to the number OF one hundred and
sixty; eleven Of the former are women. 80 e
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11

GREAT ARrEsIAN WELL.-An artssian
well lately opened at Bourn, England, sends
the water % feet above the surface, and
discharges 800 gallons Per minute, or 81
600 in one hour. 1t feeds three mills, and
is said to be the greatest well OF the kind in
the world, excepting the celebrated one IN
Paris. --.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
THE GLASGOW TIM ES.
AG EN- T s..

JoYE, Coz & Co., Philadelphia and New York.
w. L. MALLORY, Fayette. III .. ---
c. BoARDMAN, Linneus. . .....
G.. II. BURcKHARr, Huntsville.
WAYLAHD s. Co., Roanoke. i"i..l
J. H. PENNEY, Penney's P. o. ~ -G
w. A. WILSON, Marshall.
ds agents.
All agents are requested TO remit by mail
whenever they have convenient amounts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
Vol. Fourteen Begins Sept. 1lth, 1858

ECHANICS, Inventors, Manufacturers and
lNi Farmers, the Scientific American has now
reached its fourteenth yea. and will enter upon
a new volume on the llth of September. II is
the only weekly publication OF the kind issued
in this country and il has a very extensive circu-
aion in all the States of the Union. II is not,
as some might suppose from its title, dry, abb
struse work on technical science; on the contrary,
il so deals with the great events going on in the
scientific, mechanical and industrial worlds, as to
please and instruct every one IL the Mechanic
or Artizan wishes 10 know the best machine in
use, or how 10 make any substance employed in
his business-if the Housewife wishes TO get 4
recipe for making a good color, &c.-if the in
ventor wishes 10 know what is going on in the
way of improyements-if the Manufacturer
wishes TO keep posted with the fines, and TO
employ the best facilities in his bttsiness-if the
man Of Leisure and study wishes 10 keep himself
familiar with the progress made in the chemical
laboratory. or in the construction OF telegraphs,
steamships, railroads, rcapers, mowers, and a
thousand other machines and appliances,
both of peace and war-all these desiderata can
be found in the Scientific American and not else
where They are here presented in a reliable and
interesting form. Adapted 20 the comprehension
Of minds unlearned in the higher branches of sci
eDce and art. I 81
egTerms-One copy. one year, 81; 1 cop7
months 81; ) do, 6 months. 81; 10 do. d months.
So; 10 do, ~ months, SIS; Is do, IL months, sd;
20 copies, y months, S2S, in advance.
Specimen copies sent gratuitousiy for Inspec-
ton. S9-thern or Western money, or postage
stamps, taken fof subscriptions. Letters must be
addressed TO MUM & CO.,
12S Fulton street, New York.
M Mcssrs. Mum & Co. are extensively en-
gagged in procuring patents for new inventions,
and will advise inventors, without charge, in re-
e tI.a,r a-far.a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11

CUSHING ON osASSExATtoS.-Hon Caleb Cnsh-
ing delivered an address before the National Ag-
ricuItural Association, at Richmond. Va, hast
Thursday The speech is said to have been an
able one The orator took strong States Rights
grounds, and declared himself in favor Of the an
nexa,ion of Cuba and Mexico, on Constitutional
grounds. N,s@ .at- l@ @" t'sH n
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FOR THE AIDES.


WE especially invite the attention of ourIady
w customers 10 cur stock, which embraces ev-
cry article they may desire, either for utility or
ornament.
sfIks-BIack and fancy; embracing new and
rich styles, and cheaper than silks have
ever been sold.
and English, finest STYLES
and all colors. Alpaca, silk warp;
B5thbazines.
Satin DeChene-A most beautiful and en-
trely new article, with a
..'1f ~ side stripe. W
RObes-De Laine, a very handsome article.
Cash shmeres-Printed and plain, rich and beau
tiful. ......,.- -.
Gin ughams-In great variety, style and Price.
ShayyIs, ClOaks and Dustefs-A truly
handsome assortment, of the styles Hou
iror,r in the asst, and the first brought west.
We are certain 10 please in them.
BOnnets. &c.-Silk and Fancy Bonnets, Inc
present fall styles, and very handsome, TO-
gether with flowers and ribbons for ulm-
mings Call and see them.
White GOOds-ln all varieties, together with
"a large stock Of collars, undersieevesi
chemisettes, &c.
We beg leave 10 assure our friends that we pro-
pose TO sell our complete stock lower than we
have ever sold before. We purchased them low
er, and therefore can sell Them lower, and VIII
do it. [sep21 STROUSE 4 FRIEDSAM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
GLASGOW SCHOOL
FOR Nj A l. e S

H'HlS ,astIiCtOn, Under the supervision OF
j Mr.. W. L. Cox, commenced It's second term
on the first Monday in September. Ins,ruc-
ton will be gwen IN the branches commonly
taught in our High Schools; and the proprietor
feeling thankful for pas. patronage and demon
STATIONS of satisfaction, Will make every effort
10 place the school in high standing; and, there
fore, as the frat Triuciph ata ask the patToHIg
and care Of those interested IN the establishment
and maintenance of good school in Glasgow.
TERMs-rER FIVE MONTHS sEssIos;
Elementary Studies -. -. ......S 90
English Common 49,. ....-. -. 10 ~
AdNaHCel...- .....- ..--.- 80. - u
No deduction made for absence, except for
sickness, and then FOR no less than two weeks.
aue26 5S-5m W. B. cox.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11

DEATH OF. Hon. ROBERT RANTopI-r-h hon.
Robert RantouI, died at his residence, in Beyefsyf
Mass, on Sunday, after brief illness, 10 tte sc'n
year OF his agcS fgs5d 4 gtlrsE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11

~
WHOLESALE GROCER,
-opu,pnTvc cANDcoNNISSIOy MrR.
I.IaHr 10 anJ ,ST ScranJ Str,a. :,
-. ~ - :; -, or = -. al ,roI
saIor,1J 80 ns crn.orios 70 ,rbirb bo ;,,t.
~ .tto,,,;or af b,,,ars III - cnrs;,is :,
NJ. os
su bIIsN n sr,,r.
zoo NY -af,,ol 80 ci,-;fod 10.
900 btis n moIassee. wy
S0O IIis s. fonis and 4 q sb do.
,of,o ~ n: H. II. a''U ~ "
$50 b%s lava. Maricabc and t.arnavra do;
s000 Iecs r,iis. 40 boyes coJSsb and LeIr,nc.
o0o rs cotto, ,,,r,,. IN baIes carret cham, 81
40 baies wicl,;9s.
300 bdIes snJ raa,1s ,rr,nrir,, r,,er.
S50 bf cbests Imm q pPPJ PsnJ n iiese.
lea hf chests seIect.d blacL Tea.
o50 hoxss linn q p ,nd v II teas.
2o0 cts and XXI o,s,e,n saIsr,tns. IO0hxs do do
2 cases and ccroons s F INDIGO.
5 cks ombre mad. ,50 brIs almond. and 6lberts,
500 coils asserted Manila cordage;
200 doz Manila bed cords. 100 do hemp do.
aO0tbis Nos 1 . ami noctereI.
Ie0 br and ar bbIs do. u hi his salmon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
GLASGOW
FEMALE SEMINARY.

HFYgN UNHE undersigned having b0ught
kA<4sSF l. the above institution for the
SsksAs% purpose of establishing himself per-
manentv in the Town of Glasgow as teacher,
will open a school for young ladies', commencing
MONDAY, September 18th. All the branches,
both practical and ornamental, usually pursued
in our first class female schools, wall be taught IN
this institution. Every effort will be made TO
make this school worthy of patronage. The
Principal has had all experience of eleven years,
the greater part of which time, the principal Of
a female school. Term3-Per session OF five
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11

e When are writers like eatile2 When they
are driven 10 the pen. Z 20. U,sG Eaii8.fsli .it
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-11
Support your Mechanics.

IIEN 80 II = :" ~
B.F. MASSEY, Sec'y OF State.
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- - CIR RCUL
foour Friends and the Public in General
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.

~ an tne various branches. We assure YOU that
,"S nc VIII sell as good goods, and at as low prices.
and on as favorable terms. r',Ss''
AS AEV unIrSIyr~y ,r.rr, .rrr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-09
Notice.

NJ h1rsby rive notice that We have adopt
= ~ Uasa systsn with regard to subscrip.
tions. MeDssloEth, 40 name will be entered
- epf books nnlsss Il be accompanied BY
sASk, - vksasvsr The pay runs ont the pa
- Win stop, unless o. until more cash is
IN kepiias.
TAoss Who prefer 70 paythy carriers can
DO Is; bat they astlook y - carriers and
not 70 ~ for their papers, = the carriers
bay he pap6ss u ~ and tAses oar fespon-
sibillty end. The e1sssss arc advised 70
require psysdass sasietly il advance, in all
oasss, ~ y t1ey - aste give credit that 10
their bu6ihsus and net osrs.
i rseasd 10 The rats and The tsrms Of
paynsot for Advertisements and loh Work,
she rules pablished in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered 70.
J.B. HOWELL & co.,
HENRY NEWTON q co.
KEOKUK POST,
rer VIZ. REEFS, As't.
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NOTICE - hsrshy given TO the owners OF the
Lots deseribsdt n he foregoing list, situated II
the City Of Ksokuk, L. esaaty ,aad State Of lows,
that spscisltsx hAa bssn Assessed and levied On
said lott, Oily said city 4or 1ssaA
mated 10 Above iiIt, and unless paymsntAs nsdl
Of tho tsxes - levied and also al eoats,
soth day Of August, A. D. ls5s, the said lots o.
% much thereof asshali Be- nscssssfyto dischsres
sad ..1 end costs, VII = sold q hs az :fpra.
the hours Of go'elock ., m. sud 0'sloek p. =.
c. .STBvxN6,
Ccliectorof ths City Of Keokuk.
Aug. z, 1SSS-dtd
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HAOKET Co MRANN5D sIaE
NHW AID East Snnaiag Steamer KR0-
IN KUk. will make Fsguias Asabls
daily tsips, 6sndAys excepted, between
HUNTE0Sg asA BURLINGTON.
Lsaving Meassess ~ lz1o Aad ll:So p,n ..
Aniving q Bnrlington ~ . ,. n. and 10. =.
Leaving Buglinetsn ~ . m.snA s:3s p.n,
Arriving - Ksekuk - and lls3e .. =.
Thus nAkise reliahls ard pssupe ssnssstions
With the Kseknk ~ Meateses, III bsslisgtosAAd
Miassun River 81 ~ CAissos aaA DurlisQtoa
snA NiaoeeplA RallrsaA naenine cd svsni ns
tsaias; elss, With ~ hsaAs - Tie Ksokuk nd
.Sk. Lesis PaakA4 CO. 4 *sssa fse 81 ].
Icr Iishsh - furtAs9 lAlornatisA sqply o.
hsasd. q = Ceapasy's AQ.sn q kassnk sad
bsfhAgssa. y. W.t6AmkhA
Anek1 k1en01ut.
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s 4 I = 5 DAD.
.. sannsr Arran1snnsns. ~
Is CHANGE or TIhEl

CHANGE or TIME
Forming, In connection With Ne Packets, :
twice dsily line TO Chicago and t6
Mount Pleasant.
rArsugA - CAicags n sHsussl
To take sflsot on Monday, August 9th, 1858.
IyROM asd after the above daas sd until far
j. thss notice, Tnaias will lsays Packet Depot
Keoksk - follows: s4s i se
Pirst, IAseomnodation) Traia hsv~ Ksekuk
PasAst Depot, daily IT o'clock .. -.
Sesond, lses.nsess Day ESSssss) Train laAvsp
Third, (steamboas Night Express) Tsaaa isvys
Keokuk ct l0:3ep. n.
First tAesonnodation) Train lsavss h@sross u
second. Ss..e.so@. Day Express, rsain leaves
Montroseat ads ,. =. sE8k7s{5 A8ssssf
TAirA (Stssnsmt kleAA Kxpssss) Train lsasss
Montrose daily at lis4S Pm.
The traigs on The sbcvs nansd Railyaa1 funntss
In connection nth asw and Ars: slaA PaAesgsf
ton, making ssrs and elsss NTH trains
running East and West Tor chisags aaA ~. Plsas-
ant. T. ~
Also, soanestins q heaassss esss ialiy With
packets, for Msscatins, hoek tslanA, ard points
above. Passenger for Burlington can tale either
Day or Night Expsess.
Passengs for kussasins, Rock Island and points
above. win 'ai' 'As s'Eal & r.vrs
ffA BapsriutSu3snt.
!. n. TswKssuar, Ticket Agss4, Mais-st.
o. II. Bsawss, Freight Agent, once q Paeksl
Depot. kaageS
HvHOlCE FAMILY RLOUK, 10 sacks, To- ale U
~ CLE0H0RN. TAYLOR ACO.s
nuRoa a Lovee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

weeds ratsaS Sswing xAeAIEs.
This Is the most rsliabls Sewing Machine ever
offered in this market, both In The quality Of ~
work. its durability and sinplieity. The epers
ton u 1t Is easier Learned thaa that Of any other
Machine, whilen work. with sase % The finest
silk or the heaviest cloth leather, on either Of
which II works I'M very supsricr nannsfs making
strai ght evenly laid .sAn, much anss tAap osdi-
nary hand work, while both sides u M slolh are
stitched alike. II rarely gets est Of working or
der requires repairing, and IL - simple thai
operator can perform sll ordinary rspsin % IL,
until II Il worn out. With thea sdvantagss ovss
other kechinss, w feel soaAdsnt that weeds
Patent sewing Machines win best nest The wants
u Families, Gil kinds VI Manu- featuring ClotAisn,
Tailors Boot and Shoe Makers, or any othsrs ~
curing asam In u cir work. Harness and Sd
die Manufacturers will md this ! aashins shss
will do their work in rapid andsssstaatiAl mas
ner and much nicer than the ordisAry way. ysu-
iliss who require much sewing viii And this Ma
chine peculiarly adapted " their wants, besides
saving labor eaough in few months 70 pay for Il.
Tsilors viii Gnd grea. saving BY using this Bow
ing Aaehine, besides hsisg always surs u . SUI
perior quslisy Of work. that doss not rip and that
looks much nicer than hand work.
ORvILL LEONARD, Gent Agent,
Nc. II cissk-st., Chicago.
s. A. DUKE. Agsa. for Keohuk, % Aaia-st.
1 aug9lkwlm f
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CInCULAR.'

z ht
~ ear Rasseas anA sAe Raoale -
-sseasssS s 0o0eUnaj L. d vi
TTTe tAks great plsasnse n bane enbe - $500
Nv yeu thsA notwithslAa1iaG - heeyy los q
- bssnisg II osr 6Alss neeas - Kee, - ~ q
Washiagtee Avenne, - ~ lass e ~ sattss
stock In thar, On IN Aosaing u ~ 3tsh alt.
" are already asis U III any order thss nay -
desired II ovR line. as 49,
HAVING isses aaouat q stosk II en- Ware
houees that an poe eoussstsd With ear sAaes eoeus
and bstae In eonstaat seceiPt e oeods ffon The
bsss nAauiaeGsssss, ~ ~ thus ssehaad = al or
dsss At ~ pssai low prizes, and II 1esuAs ssnpt
and satisfactosy manner. isSag.
( Or aasilitiss IL psosarias end ksspisg - d
sispbls stock ~ slsauAledj euR ppssoAAl aafsn-
ueA aaa lAsne experience b asd viii ~ ceostaAtly
eivsa = on lssiLnsts hssiass = Dsaasss II. ~
Maaseas1nfsss Of
Fuyniturs ana Upholstssy,
In al The various branohss. W. assufs yes that
- will sell ~ good Goods md at = Low RFieee,
~ on - fsvesahls tssns = aay hosss y Ne
Wass.
Thaahiag you for the very lib~si pseroaass
heretofore hsstewsA on ", weak soatlnuAnes u
The same.
eHIss Rsen. for ths present., - Mssth-wsst cor
nsr Of Wsshinetpa Avenue and 6ssond-st., fosS
doors below tAs old atAnd.
Very Respectfully,
GoARRITT MASON.
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other dsy, made bet that be could put bis
finger safely into the mouth Of . decApisated
turtle, tried il and got his finger nearly bitten
Of. The turtle rs green one, and 20 was
the boy