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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
FARMS FOR SALE.
TARM FOR sALE-The subscrib,

L,ARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
Il offers sale his Farm Of about Ninety eight scres
situaie Portage County. Ohio the Cleve
land AMI wlisville Tunpike, and adjoining the eorpo
limits of the village of Rayenna. The farm embra
about seventy of improved land, under high
state of cutraon and the balance of valuable mbere
land; the whole pleasantly located, watered by
falling Streams, suitable for grain stock farm, and
located whin hundred rods of ihe present Depot of
the Cleveland apd Pittsburgh Rail Rs ad, and few hun
dred fee tof he Union Depot of the Cleve
land Pittsburgh ard Atlantic Great Western Rail
Roads The Dwelling House is large and con,modous,
well and conveniently arranged with well of pur oft
water large orchard of grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruit There is large and
commodous farm barn. with sheds attached horse and
carriage barn. and other out buildings in good repairs
making of the most desirable farms in No thern
Ohio. For terms and particulars reference may he had
10 n Y BeFbe or H. c. Ranney. by letter otherwise
to the subscriber. WILLIAM GOODMAN
Rayenua. Ohio Aprii f2. 1889 apri3
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The Ravenna Book Store has n fine lot of
Chess Men and Boards, Cannon Boards, Checkers, sc
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
ID. w. Goss & Bros Advert's.

d. w. Goss & Bros Advert's.
THAT OAE.HORSE CONCERN J.
CARTlNG4 IN
D. BIG PfE,B 81
ne 81 GOODS
sFOR THE
Spring and Summer Trade
WE the Field uncemented to any clique tcsas.
doing entirely independent and aloof
fron complication with others, thereby giving our
customers The benefit of the
VERY LOWEST PRICES !!
That Goods can be afforded at
Shilling Prints "a 10ac.
Amaranth Fancy Chiniz Prints @ 12ac.
* ~ Lawns from Sc upwards.
- Good Prints for 6 ID
Plain and Fancy Bersges Silk chaIes Printed chales
45c always sold at4s.-Faney Ginghans,
ALL WIDTHS BLACK SILKS!
very low,-Printed and Plain Bril-
iauts. French Prints. Brown ano Bleached
Linen Tea-spreads, Damask, White and Brown
'0s BIsc Bipsii SsPr5s TSSs 1II PEs e
Best Domestic Ginghanss. ...... Only II 33c.
Hoop Skirts (spring steel So. Only los.
Crfnpt Dimity, Dinnity Bands, Grape,
Printed Cash m ere, BrOcha, Stellas
and Fancy Berage
SD = WIS.,
BLACK BKOADCLOTH 4 cASsIMERE
IL VERY LOW II!
Plain and Fancy Cassineres,
Summer Good. scottouade, way Downs
and White Checks Marsees. Notified and Fancy
IN A N K E f n S
Medal Cassmeres. only: only ..only. y....35c.
Farmers Double Cashmere, only. y.......--.2Sc. n
enfshnMaF'' Paints clSthlns Siisa Ha2dWa4s Pdpgs;
Ssaioois S0tions' wI HpisIy ps5s. 3. Gloves; s.
All need an extensive notice. ~ -
We have full variees Of Wall Paper from &C. TO 3lc
FARASOLS, ALL SHADES & PRICES.
QUEENSVVARE! QUEENSWARE!
Our customers all say sell ffon Is to 20 per
lower than competitors. We for the
| aud stI Iairra po mt in veracity.
Cloths and Wooden Goods
At prices please all. We frequently goods bought
elsewhere at from Is to 30 per cent. advance of
prices. ri. H 4.rs-4-- s- -g.s ~
SHILLING DENNIS, only ---- llsr
do SHIFTING STRIPE, = IL c
HEAVY SHIFTING, only ---- 9 c
BLEACHED, AND FINE UNBLEACHED co rToNs.
We can beat the IEauufac; ;urers these have
full stock bought last FALL Mt much lower than they
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

A TTENTION is requested to the stock
of Choice and Prime Cignrs; and aIso to the stool
of Fine Cut Chewing, and Premium Smoking Tabaccos
ut the Ifeb23l RAVENNA BOOK STOREEe
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
DEMOCRAT.
RAvRNNA. OHIO. W
EARTH AND HEAVEN.

lay Morning-...........--Auguss II, 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Manufacturer Of Melodeons.

RAVENNA. OHIO.
TyHE FOLLOWING the sizes aud priess We inte nd
to keep on hand: 4octaves, $40; ~ Oct $50;
Oct, 500; Octayes, Piano Case, $50; this Is the size
that Is sold by agents for $780, We do sell agents.
and those who buy Of get them at the first cost The
styles and are warranted and will be kept
In repair free of charge Particular attention paid to
tuning and repairing of pianos We tune for 81 within
the corporation and satisfaction charges
made. Melodeons of other manufacture tuned and
paired n reasonable prices Work warranted Instruc-
Shop In Phenix Block, No. 8, third story
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
. Ine state of Ohio, Portage County, IS.
against for said County.

THOMAS r, WILLIAMS, Sher1n, IN
J.L.& 81. G Ranney, Att'ys for Pr
Sheriff's Office, Ravenna July 1S. 1859. jy2o ew
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ATT .T- m. @ H E E NJ sS.
Ravenna, May %, 1850. -r.- .a.. Is. my25
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
$1.03s,993

A TERRIFIC ExPLosIoN-WHAT WAS ITS CAUSE I!
DOES METEOR EXPLODE !-Everybody who was
not in profound slumber must have been startled
this smorning by one of the most remarkable and
thus far mysterious occurrences that has during a
long period of time transpired in this section Of
country. At about O'Clock, while the sky was
perfectly cloudless, while not single indication
prevailed of a natural commotion of any sort
whatever, there was terrific, shocking, deafen-
ing report, accompanied apparently by two sharp
echoes. II was as if the sound had come from
the sky-but there were no clouds, not single
indication of the prevalence of electricity, and
that explanation could not be entertained.
The force of the concussion was so great that
beuses were shaoken; that persons walking in the
street felt the ground vibrate underneath them;
that men who had just commenced work upon
Buildings instinctively dropped their tools, and
Cooked about to see what was the matter; that
little children were frightened, and asked many
strange questions of their parents.
John p. Ball, ESQ.,, County Clerk, assures us
that the noiseheard was the result of an explo-
sion of meteor in the sky. Mr.. Ball resides
in Pittstown. in this county, and is a perfectly
honorable and reliable gentleman. He informs
us that he had just finished his breakfast, and
was standing in his door-yard when he observed
q bright light in a southerly direction from his
house over the town of Grafton, and descending
yery rapidly to the ground in a northwesterly
course This was about 7.20, A. NJ. Mr.. Ball
last saw it when about half mile above the
earth, when it disappeared, and in a moment or
more he heard the explosion. 1t was very loud
and resembled thunder. Troy Times, Thursday
Eueaing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
Agents Of the Herald.
TOT Ilr HoIllu'
"In Memoriam. "
ny W. T. a. WEAVER.
TO -,

ny W. 7. a. WEAVER.
Sweet girl, am roaming and mourning to-day
Der the spot where so oft VIC have roved,
And the flowers still blooming fresh and as gay
As when our young bosoms first loved.
Dear one, there arc times when almost believe
That your heart still remembers our love;
But all the long hours you have caused me to greve
Rise up the fond hope to reprove.
To lore is Gods law, and must ever be right,
And love TO each other We owe;
But why shod yours chan'e like the moons c e light
While mines like the suns steady glow
Lost Hope of my Heart in tho regions of blue,
If with angels | ever may rove,
will ne'er find heaven sweet rs with you
When our hearts beat the tune Of First Love
Sabine River, August 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

Mr. Raymond writes to the N. Y. Tines
NJ. Felix Belly whom you know in connection
with the project Of the Nicaragua Cana. 4. now
here on business connected with that e, tarpalrg.
He complains warmly and I must add with JUS
ticc of the treatment he receives at the h74dg OF
the American press, and Of the misrerr.sa h.
tions of his work and his motive, rs vel "a tr
his character, in which the journals of New
York so largely indulge. lie says the work H.
self is in the interest of commerce and c'ulirs-
ton that if it shall ever be completed u. pc9
plo in the world will receive more bercft toih Q
than the Americans and that as they 30 not
furnish the money, none can lose less b. .O = 3
should eventually fail. lie does net undar s11d,
therefore the secret Of the bitter hostilty w,ah
which it has been assniled. The clause IN tha
original concession, which placed the cam Gnler
French protection, he had rcscinded, b. use it
seemed to he regarded as unfrlcndly to American
influence and interests; and American commerce
ia now placed upon precisely the same foe ting rs
French commerce, IN the enjoyment of whatever
benefits the canal may hereafter yi1l1 He
thinks the worl, itself has therefore Go valid
claim upon the charitable and friendly rcgq -is
of the American people; and that rival o)mpa-
mics, who fear the completion OF the CAM oucn..
not to be allowed to control public senti gt ~
the United States in advance, to Its pref dice
The letters from correspondents on the l7thrGGs.
which charge him with dishonesties of a. kinds,
and which deal in the most whole.ale Fl ohogl6
concerning his acts, he considers par ,l'ar.y
unworthy Of respectable journalism. HI their
recent statements he pronGunces utterly untrue.
lie denies that the enterprise has sex oiei
and says that it is King substantial a. sa5i5
factory progress. Ills engineers and santE
have not abandopcd him nor left the CO. try
He intends to rrturn thither in about sX weeks,
and has no d'ubt of his ability to carry through
the enterprise which he has undertaken I give
these staTcT,ents concerning the work OF S au-
thority. So far as NJ. Belly himself is roac5fn-
ed, take great pleasure in saying that '5 i
gG,. tleman of energy, of intelligence, and SO taT
Ss l am aware, of unimpeached and ire reach
integrity. He has undertaken aw 1rs of
great utility, and of great diffculty-v neither
his ambition does not outrun his ability mains
to be seen But certainly think he is ,u,i;lsl
to more kindly treatment than he has Il 70 "a.
received from the American press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

A letter from Niagara Falls says that where
the suspension bridge originally sagged only two
or three inches under the weight Of a train, it
now says nearly twenty inches. The general I'M
preston in the neighborhood is that this great
work of art will one Of these days give way and
fall into the river Visitors now walk over the
bridge instead of crossing in the train as former
lv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
For the Herald.
The Enchanted Bracelet.

The Enchanted Bracelet.
TO MISS =.
BY W. 7. @. WEAVER.
IT must be enchanted that bracelet
'Tis talismen covered with charms,
For wore it last night, pretty maiden,
And dreamed that slept in your arms.
Oh do not be angry For dreaming
We should not responsible be -
- If your white arm has lain in that circlct,
How cCald help dreaming Of tke9'
Beside, when by spells wc're enchanted,
We do what they wish us to do
But, shall never fear while I'm haunted
By such loving spirits as you
Take hack your enchanted, black bracelet
Away>-ith its spells and weird'charms !.
had much rathcr sumber in white ones,
Those round, snowy bracelets-your arms
Gainesville, Sept. 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

BExAR County ASSESSMENT County AS
SCISSORS Report for 1859 has been completed, and
we take from it the following items :
Total value of property in,
Bexar Co., real and personal $5,2l7,778
State Tax, $7,328 az
County Tax, 6,S7l 4S
Poll Tax, 1909 90
Total value of real and per-
sonal property in Bexar county -. -.
for 1858, was $4,l7s,7s5
Excess of $50 over '5S, Sl.o3s 1898
San antonio Ledger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

A WINDFALL FOR A BANK-The N. o. Delta,
of the 3lst, has the following financial item
"The great, rich institution, tine Louisiana
State Bank, whose stock is quoted at $1SO-which
has three millions and half in specie, In its
vaults, loans, discounts pledges turned
un the other day tho legate of Sl5O,0O0, be-
ouicathed by gentleman in Mississippi, who, is
an entire stranger to the bank, never having had
any transaction with it. >,
The circumstances are these rich old plan
ter, named Mathews. desirous of spitinG his rel
atives, left his property, exceeding SloV,oVo IN
value, to his iliegrtimate children by a colored
woman, and in tho event of their disability to
inherit, to the Louisiana State Bank. The win
contained few small legaces to hio brothers
and sisters. Under the law of Mississippi, the
colored children cannot inherit, and the Eank
seems to have a pretty clear prospect of this
property. His white relatives, however, have
commenced to contest it, and the Bank has en-
ployed counsel to maintain its rights.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

A pretty girl attended ball out West recent
ly decked of in short dress and pants. The other
ladies were shocked She quietly remarked that
If they would pull up their dresses about the
neck as they ought to be, their skirts would be
as short as hers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

Fa~AL ArTRAY At SAN pATRrCIo-Wele
& few days since an alfray occurred at San T.
on the Nucccs, between James Moatc, T.
was killed by the latter. Mcdonald and
had been living together on intimate tor
several years. Some misunderstanding,
had arisen between them, when McDona
for the Dutchman in order to have it SCI
when us Nu'7'n7r r7--- Not nssl.'
Tta bis s.lit- v.a-rrTl- -i. ra.7 os1.
.r 'i...a H.r s sEl .s. .a= N-'.iiHeu
safna ae 'lE rf-u hi.a E7.sh heavy iI7
t'0s.z vs- a1flv Cut -ul never rVsse
.-G @. t'- .ldull.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
NUOL-GRUWlNGIN NEW.MENrn0

One of our latest Kansas cxchangcs--i- .o-
porting further receipts Of nrarly 100, 30 iJs Of
Wool--remarks "Ihs branch of trat -o,L.
ly increasing in Importance, and bids iti. s...t-
ly to become tho most lucrative artic' r ,u-
port from the West We know of c4r,,a,.,ts
who hare gone to New-Mexico for tn express
purpose Of going into the Wool trade, ay4 ha7.
engaged thc services of experienced me .11gy
on the business on an extensive sea <.zt
years receipts will probably more thau tutla
those Of thia year -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
Vol. S.---No. II.
TERMS OF
THE DALLAS HERALD,


ONE COPY, per volume Of thy,twO numbers pld ia adj
vance, ss "a - not paid a the time Of slsf uans
Rates of Advertising,
Advertisements viii H. inserted a dollar per square
ten lines oi TeNieT type eight lines O NonpiTc Tor the
hrs Insertion and my cents fer earh insertion thereafter
leTal discount from these rates those who advertise ~
the year business eaNs ifnot more than square, viii
H. inserted $40 per annum,
"a Announcements ofeandlates for State District OIL
ees, slui County offices, S.
60 Personal articles when admitted tn our columns, VIII
be charged dnulle the above rates,
fs- Advertisements, the publication of which i required
ly law, he paid for aVanre and job Work, ey-
cry, This rule viii in nture bs strictly adhered TO-
Advertisements marked with the number Of inser-
tiOns, will a continued until otherwise directed, the
discretion 0f the Publisher aud charged accordingly,
40 Al communications OF business nature must he adj
dressed to the Publisher.
Agents Of the Herald.
The following gentlemen are respectfully requested Ia act
Agents i0r the Herald In the places named and money
paid 10 them will he fully acknowledged ly the pulish via;
y, w, JnHSs1S, ESQ, kaufman, kaufman County
J, q, llEArH Esq, RooIwal, kaufman county,
= A, NENTEIs, ESQ, Denton, Denton County.
", w hRAplfN, EsQr sherman, Gmyson County,
ID T. H.wkISs, Esq, WaNnhaohc, Ellis County.
Dr. q, NJ, PEAK and A. v FowLER, ESQ, Fort Worth
u H. IoRmr, Eco, buchanan, Johnson County,
j. II, PniNcr, ESQ, Weatheriord Parker County,
W, T. Il, WEAVER, ESQ., GAINESVILLE, Cook County.
DR. JAMES II. swiSpELLs, BellSnap, Young County.
u, u. JoINsoS, ESQ, Commissioner, Galveston,
I, II, siiELns, ESQ, hI GraVicr ST., New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

DEFINITION OF CHARIrF.-Sydney Smiths was
an original one No sooner does A. fall into DIFF
fculties than B. begins to consider what c. ought
20 do for him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

A New Yorker has invented and patented a
ehurn by means of which the butter is drought"
In one minute and a half He uses two cast iron
rollers, running very true and very close togeth-
er, by means of which the lacteal fluid is made
~ 80 10 IlilE and come out squeezed in the
f,ra of excellent butter A dasher 10 the
tower chamber gathers the butter a. fast as IL is
9euasited
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

THE New York Herald is warning the comner
cis au3 tssiuess men ~ uiE c5lntsy, against
t,Is ilu.sr Cf another ''rcvulsicn ard mc1ey
"cTils
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

A EtwEl or Wlrs.--' Oh, she we wife.
sa,i uat, ru8arnfnc ovlr fEs '7rsai ,siF better
halt she aisavs r1ast las sstf he l-'- ef-
# tbs 17u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

The ITALIAN CoNFEDERATIoN.-The new Con-
which the sword of Napoleon has
carved out, and reconstructed into an Empire,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

These are besides, Monaco, q little principali-
ty of 6 800 inhabitants San Marino, republic
of 1900 people; Corsica, belonging to France
of 236,25l inhabitants; and Malta, which is
garrisoned by English-troops, and has 125,27O
inhabitants.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

As the mail train on the raiir Jnd was approach
ing st. Joseph, a few evenings since, drove of
horses became frightened and run into the train,
by which three Of the horses were killed ard one
Of the cars thrown or the track, bruIsing sever
al of the occupants considerably but not danger
ouslv.-Neirs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

A drove of Texas cattle recently attempted to
rass through St. Clair county. but they We're
cbanrc their cou-so-the people of that county
6av;5s, sometime since resolved that no more
Texas cattle should pass through tincir county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
FOR THE LADIES.

MRS. BISHOP has located in Glasgow, s
IL for the purpose of carrying on the Sssss5
Millinery aud Dress Making business in all Va
ITS branches. She hopes the ladies will give her
a call. Her residence is opposite Smith, Boon
&c Co.'s store.s 5I.Eg IA Ji7frI u = ,,-.I'.
-lGT Fashions received monthly. RI, 4, ,sep9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
NEW FALL GOODS.
FIRST IN THE FIELD.

NE are now in receipt OF portion Of or
w fall stock, purchased by our Mr.. Stols:,
and will have our entire purchases ready for sale
and inspection, by the close Of the week, to
which We invite the attention of our custornsi
and friends, and the people generally. Our goods
have been purchased with great care, and uuder
very advantageous circumstances, which will en-.
able us to give cur customers the latest styiesia
fancy goods, and the most substantial articles in
the staple line. We respectfully invite call and
examination, when the public will be able to
better judge Of our ability to meet their wants.
-H- - Respectfully,
sep2 .. STROUSE & FRIEDSAN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

ca There is a young lady, up
town. who says that ifa cart wheel
has NINE fellows it is a pity wo-
man can't have one. Sensible girl
that-so we think. ,- =, F.sITgl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

.s,GsYN Nothing is more odious than
the face that smiles abroad, but flash
essfdfy Samia Ne caresses efasiten-
der wife and children.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

GWThe ''PlaindeaIer" announ-
ces an eating match in Cleveland
for the championship of America
The two contestants are to 60 be-
yond the city limits and eat mush
and milk till one of them bursts
the one who does moi burst is to
be declared'the victor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

ca The creed of a political
"wang-doodle" party, according to
the New Orleans Bulletin, is ex-
tremely simple, to wit: Office and
Whisky. Occasionallycit is revers-
ed, and it is whisky and Office. The
'sswang-doodles'' can be found eve
rywhere.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
C0TTAGE SONG.


~FFT BY JOIN s.. ADAMS. - -
A~A--@--l-@- - 80 AZ = - -
- We've cottage clothed with roses, -c e.
sfsss bra Near wood, ;f.- -. 20 ..
. Where the singing birds of summer go
~ 2 Is Nest and brood; -.-4 .s-L--. ra
There in early spring the daises ag
Beg SO Gem the sod ~ T. -s.as rzT -
-isl Looking up TO Heaven above them,
And 10 God.
- There in holy calm we worship Z.
-8st 81 One above, e. = ... s5g. .. -
ri Through his works that all around us
Speak His love; ,. fr r b.
So Read we there His will in every s-., -
n1ves = Rock and tree, zs-za. -, mr.
x While His blessings fall upon US, .
49, 80 Rich and free.
-efR 9 - -. -s- -...r s-.... .a .. -
y, Beautiful the morning sunlight ...e
A. E..se Cometh there, ,--.-.-
Crowning Nature at her early s.,...
o. E.c Morning prayer; .. -r-.-..,
And at evening, when the twilight . H..
.gs,9 -Closeih round, - ~
Still, devoutIy at her worship,
h. Is she found.
~ We are not alone, for angels
$50 % Come and go, -'s.- b..
m Walking often through our cottage -7
To and fro; -7t
Promising 10 guide and guard US
a. 1''- With their love, - s.
o., Till we 90 TO live among them, G D. ia7' d
h'~'1@ - Up above. .f5'. 2 s.-a---
-s,-st .l &C.. -
Simple Fife is ours, we follow si-7e
Natures wav, .rs go
Learning of her truthful lessons --.
'.-1'o Day by day; l-1 eg t8.-
Striving TO fulfill our mission,- Z ,5.--o B.
Doing good,
Living happy IN our cottage
Near the wood. .t.-5.1L S-sa
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

saeWA good deacon, making an
official visit to dying neighbor,
who was very churlish and univer-
sally unpopular man, put the usual
question: "Are you willing to 60
my friend?" rOh, yes, said the
sick man, 81 am well, said the
simple minded deacon, i am glad
You are, for the neighbors are will
ingH. s1s--sza .a .-.s-5r- -E.vtr-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

GEL know am a perfect bear
in my mannersp said a young far
mer to his sweetheart. No, indeed
you are not, John; you have never
Rugged me yet. You are more
sheep than bear.'L-f- 4. -..-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

s.@A fellow coming out of a
tavern, one frosty morning, rather
top heavy fell on the doorstep; try
ing to regain his footing, he remark
ed: 'If it be true that the wicked
stand on slippery ground, l must be-
long to a difesent class. for it's
more than | can do
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
FRESH GROCERIES,

M E have Just received large lot of cho,,
w Family Groceries, at exceedingly ehe,u
freight; and having given personal attention 4.
purchasing will be enabled to knock the Railroad
IL you want the worth Of your money, 20 wb.r,
they want money. Avoid the credit stores az Won
would snake in the grass. Pay Day will come,
and big inerestand large profits will consume youi
substance We sell for cash and therefore can ana
will sell cheaper than any credit house can. TRs
item Of interest alone will paya profit. TIM
alone answers the question so often asked u,-
Show can you sell so cheap?'' Quick sales md
small profits often turned, viii pay better than
selling goods at 80 per cent. on twelve month,
time. Call and examine our stock, and bring along
your Bacon. Lard, Hides, &c.
= 90 y >. THOMSON, LEWIS co.
June II, 1858. -t-e.-. --.--- ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

@An exchanged paper tells a
story of negro boy, who fell into a
hogshead of molasses, and wonders
if they LICKED him when they took
him out. aE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

yGY Agood strong adhesive plas-
ter to make buisybodies stick to
their own business is much needed.