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4 Having been engaged in manufacturing Ladies
- N lsses', and Chidren's Shoes for,
this past 50 years, we ought to
know by this time what will suit them in this line,
and can safely say that We do; which You prove
by giving our work trial. You can find at all tn1es)
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in Wash
lngton clty-the Shoes we'll known AZ J. w
McCurdy Il Sons PhIladel phia make, no H-1y
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STRAW BONNETssn and DR. RssTRIMMIN6s
sth I'D l0th sta. FE... rE : jel
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
stock Of %
Ladies' double sole Nor. Boots, SI25,
Ladies II. glove kid Buttoned Boots, S20R
LADIES' best Eng. Lasting Caters, Si25,
Gnlldren's best Eng. Lasting Button Caters, 7Sc
White Md slippers, for Ladies and Misses, at very
low prices. ~
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes of ever
description, equally low, all of our own mako,
J. ROSENTHAL,
( No. - Pa. ave-, Market Space.
"a lS-eo ID door above 9th n
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ITALIAN VIOLIN, GCITAR, AND HARP
u STRINGS AZ JOHN r. ELLIS'S,
Jssi 30s Pa. av., between 9TH aud 10Th sis.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, Go.

- JUST RECElvED! : --.l-I
The largest rs assortment of : D. 80
TRUNKS-TRUNKS- -TRUNKS-TRUNKS.
ICES-vAL!CES.vALiC
BONNET 6XESM,B0NNEL B9XEs!
ladies' DR. TRUNKSsI75pRESS TRUNKS
g. VALENCIA BAGS! - : :
In this city, which shall sell cheaper than they can
who wish great bargains will do well to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. at
Pa. avenue. between eth and 10th stfeets
i have on hard also good assortment of Ladies'
Gentemens, Misses, Boys, and Clildren's Boots,
shoes, Caters, Slippers, Heeled Morocco Boots
which am selling of at first cost for cash ard cash
opiy. About Is per cent. saved on all boots ard
jeS wv So. HOOVER'S.
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,IT5-The time for receiving proposals under the
above advertisement has been extended from 18th
July to Monda,. Ist of August next. je 7-eotd
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,

HE vANDERBlLT EUROPEAN LINE of
United States Mail Steamships sail every 800
FoRfNIGHT between NKw Y DIRK ,SoUrH-sf&fH
AMPTON, and HAyRk, under NAIL CoN-1E1soS
TR ACT. leaving AMERICA each Ate rnate SArURnxy
and EUROPE each alternate "WEDNESDAY. - -
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AYERS cATHARTIc PILLS.
PREPARED By

a DIR. ]. C. AVER & co..,
-. =. LOWELL MASS
PRICK, 81 PER BorTLR; Six BoTrLKs FOE ga
E1-sold BY Z. ID. GILMAN, Washington; R. $. 7. cD
Sell, Georgetown, and BY all Druggisu svsrvshsrs
ma 4-eo9mr
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N PRE- WOOD MILLS,
; Foot of r7th ST., 6sloIc War Department.
III Ofhce-Northwest corner 18th and C streets.
WOOD delivered, Sawed and Split any length and
size Also, Cord length. - 80. ..l'' =
COAL of all kinds I'd ... ...-... .....
jss II. J.. r. w. NJ. GAIT.
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NOTICE.-Ths Steamer JAMES GUY hayln
resumed her rOuta on the Poto- Hs
mao river, will leave Washington on g G4Afzz=s'
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN s<ikSSxEEzEAA
snd on FIR IDAYS Commencing on the 9Th of April
Tor PlNEY POINT snd kINSALE, at 6 a. M, re
turning, Will leave kinsale on SATURDAYS at
and returning. LUClEN 5. PAGE, Prop'r.
. NATHL. BOUsH, Agent. Alexandria. mar Is II
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s8hti 0lmHfFfsH, Wf W
81 HlI afltH|.i "a iifal Il
n aY, Hai "a Hsi
"a iafs / fs, ~ lksiBfh aH
fH WH NNl lHI'.m
sb.N fm afHhaf Il. aff.a at "
"Fm esf ihf
tffsf Hyeta f. iiff tlli, 90 Ysf
Hf'lie 70 aiA sfyli.h't w.lhaai Y
isnte
"Neli hos IN ihi nfmo n ifssea
IA yeu eama ~ shsffe ~ iWs hahi
bed shl seventy hga dallui ~ enc
nights accommodation, noi Fsfih
moro ans iis " ss dalhn # lha
HtHH
Certainly, Fsahemsn, l'H lrIl
yef, anl sflm iW See ! lesp D
hmrl hul sometimes hos custom
eff. tni sometimes lhisn't When
| haib't, ! htH 70 charge arfufiih'
anl. o. 500 are lbo hfl customers
I've had sell nigh On 10 . year, yef
iill was llllle biese'a Il mott ba'
bin oihefsise TIC hatI bhs H. be
KEEP up, gentlemen, and wbcu Gus.
toner, !, sea'ee, ! has to charge ac
c0fln'
"Good morning, landlord" " said
both lfasoler.. and they rode oa sal
lshol.
'l'boy didn't 60 On % The Springs,
however. They took ihe back llnck
Tor The river. and returned to lhi,
city fof more money, The blg hotel.
keeper having pretty well CLEANED
them ont. l'e.supplied with funds
they are now oIi TO tho Virginia
Springs; being unwilling to rus
themselves again among the hotels ol
Arkansas interior.
They declare, though, that the big
landlord who ncecci them u capl.
ial lcllow--all sorts Of n fcll--an,
knows how to keep hotel in the bar
gain.
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SnAvfya THE Fscn. --Dr. Sam.
born, of Andoycr, Mass. writes 10
the Boston Medical and Surgical
journal quite mn interesting letter IN
favor Of wearing the beard. lie
says:
The habit Of shaving Is not Of cor.
igin divine" ~ thousands seem to
think. but quite to the reverse. The
nncicn. patriarchs, the holy prophets,
Christ and his disciples, and III,
earlier and probably Christians,
deemed il u violation OF the laws Of
their nature. Alexander enforced Il
upon his army that they nigh, there.
BY gain a bloodIcr conquest. Th,
nobility Of Spain adopted J. through
courtesy to their beardlcss prince,
The mass were Of course subject Il
the humiIia,ing process, but express.
I'd their rcpugnance 10 the Outrage
in the wcll-known proverb, "Sinc,
We have los, our boards, VIC hay,
lost our souls"-lhat is, ourselves
identity. We are rather soullcsl
slaves than the men our Maker mad
and designed us to be.
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ANGELS DssuERRgoTYrED.--Thc
Spiritual Telegraph contains the
s,a,emen, Of correspondent to the
effect tha. on a rcccn. occasion MI
ar.is. was enpIoyci.o take a daguer-
rco,ype Of . corpse, which, for the
purpose, was seated in chair. The
plate, on examination, was found 70
contain not only the picture Of de-
ceased, but, to the ss.onishmen. oI
oil, two other figures, q male and fe.
male, standing beside the corpse.
The writer adds:
"The dress Of the female figure
was wholly unlike that of the artist,
1.-THE artist was . female, and NJ
other females we're in the room. -.
All the figures, corpse and all, were
very dim. Now, The spiritual phas'
Fis, that two spirits standing besid,
the corpse we're reflected, &C."
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How A RAIN CLorD FoRNs.--
Prot. Wise, describing hi, las, bal.
loon voyage, says: We plainly saw
that the southeas. winds below, whici,
drove Us n little to tho northeast ut
starting, had now supplied :hc At
mospherc with moisture enough 70
make y growing rain cloud. Slowly
but interestingly the vapor assumed
n milky hue. Presently ]. assumed
the appearance Of . vascular cloud;
then !, spread ous and bulsed down
in the middle, and soon il had shc
appearance Of great udder, viii
the water oozing through il, but more
copiously q. and around its proiuber.
an, centre. /. was m interesting
phenomenon. and ss though Nature
was unbosoming her mammal to Civ,
the thirsty earth some sus.cnancc. =.
I have noticed these uiders and wa-
ter spouts before.
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SExsrBLE ADyrcE.--lf YOU vould
be happy, when among good men,
open your ears; when among bad
men, shut them. ]. is no. worth
while 10 hear what your servants say
when they are angry; what your chill
dren say when they slam the door;
wha. beggsr says whom you have
turned ou, Of doors; wha, your neigh
bors say about your ehildsen; wha,
your rivals say abou. your business
or yoar dress.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-31

D. Prentice thinks !. no more
than righ. tha. men should scixe
Time W the forclocl. for the rude
Old fellow, sooner or later, pulls all
heir hair out.
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ha N#lHE hf'Af hH's ~ fhe aHlA3
~ fil.Hf mr. M psBfr
fgaI RgH ~ We'll. l8fBafa ts
inserts lha phfuFy iiaYa lfam a.
esH n illa sYmftlalsiff fseaflsf al
- mihJ hitherto haisaagnsi VIZ
ihss W lha himta tf.hy. ffeu hfa
fsa y fshsai1 BIN m 'has sbp'
pflallhg - mneh ta''Ia spafe r.
saas eah b rfalliylhf u 4 ifw.
Fhs editor mati hai "a fisn lho Doe
gmshil n b. d,Ns, shy aiho sfg
hssl pift" L lAft mll.
ibo rtufe N l.lafallon. loo. m4
receive fa ellilbi's inaaenea ahi 20
operation. ani public cod tf,re
schools must be- pulled ihlo pem.
alafy success, natter n coaf.a,
tea N Three columns mntt be rem.
ieied 10 some disiblefestsl cores
pahlott who lf ensloui 70 aee hli
graceful anl polished descriptions ~
Commencement Esgolset IN print.
and II The fair ones afe The ihome Of
ll' Essay, tho poets ore rnnsnckei
aud ihcif brightest gems borrowed
70 ailofn his Own conceptions. aud "a
lelly hia subjects. The editor M
.luubl pleascs himself, NJ least, under
smell circumstances when the hand
somcly paid Principal Of said school
NJ college, Is liberal enough to al.
yerIise sud generous enough TO pay
for Il.
Then comes along n "piecc Of
poetry" written BY some fair genius,
with blue ink, on blue paper. Il y
expected, Of course, that be wilI
"prin, IT, and If hc should "con.
sign !, to the flames, " found un-
worthy" as is sometimes suggested,
certain somebody would bc read,
to eonsiga him to al equally crue
fate. In the event Of his publishing
It, to please the inspiring genius
his composltors would immedatcl,
"slrlke" agains, blue ink, blue pa.
per, and Hriiien on b0h sides
But hc must adjust ali difficulties ts
please oil parties.
Patience is another essential ele
meni to the success of tho modcri
editor. Bu, We eanno, dwell upoI
the variety Of ways in which the pa.
tiencc of nm editor is tested, especial
ly IL he happens TO be n bachelor
like purdom Of the Eagle, and Part
ridge Of the Wing, for the ladies mil
annoy him with boqucts. and "sieI
ike" We fancy tina, the meek AM
humble job would have majca goo
editor IN his time; but u he had thl
wicked aud pcycrse generation
to contend with, the aunoyanccs t,
test his patience would be wonderful
ly augmented.
There is ono danger in his profcs
sion, however, ,ha. he mus, guar
against, viz: never to "dun" u sub
scriber, though forty years in arrears
or he will receive an ImperiOus com
mand to "s,op my paper" This !
the grea. rock upon which editor
spli,-upon which newspapers sus
pend, aud intellectual progress is i'm
peeled. Well, We hope VIC may ney,
have to "dun" our patrons, but
would be very agreeable, a, thi
time, IL the few hundred that arc
arrears, would pay up. More anOr
| ==aaaa=--sess-
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~ What Is . home withou. a
wife, She Is the lamp that destroys
darhness-she angel putting loneli.
asss to fight; aai IS, or may be, the
dispenser Of every blessing the mind
Of man can conceive of, or the soul
sigh for. Home wishou. a wife is a
"ssranse lands head without
brains-aheass without conscience
. ship without sails---an ocean with.
out vascs--a world without religion
- heaven without God.
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stinii0d,t,

~ HHftH WV 70 fflHffH w
IffffWfli4 maVNfHNif, if fH1
msa.f faf Hyh fH.flff
lha tf'ny nhaisls6Jinfs
fif ff "m ias iff WA HNm y
iiifiattasi siib hNashfi
vel Ne emsfaily alatfssi lbffa
n4h b'lsh w ! 49, ~ mrtf
whether lha ahimil i nd N MT. Il
~ to RHi mal himsflf
I I womfa wefs iafon, q some n
ihem es.m that lhty ought " ~,
shsi ehahee voald gon nsly old ~
lasa stand shsh iaiieleif
What is tho difference tet~eea .
mau vhp keeps doga, ahl enc vho
hta nino ealhlng .suehti One oshs
"a ulno, anl lho other nine canes.
Tho "fwp hoadei Gifl' ia soon
10 be- exhibited in Richmond, says
lhe Enaulfef. 4 ia fortunate faf
man Mind that few gifl, are born
With lwu head. with only one they
eohlfiye 70 .et ans fel'os efaay. ani
play the devil generally.
Onc n our citizens "of efcllt and
rcuown," says the belfast Journal.
while mraliling n few days aimee,
unconaciously sat down on humble
bee'a ncst IT, had for n moment n
rcalring sense of what "the seat of
: VAR means. about which - much
talk !, made.
I An Irish servant having entered tho
! drawing.rooin, with tho miplrcas's
fayorilc poodle wringlng wet, "Ilow
is this, bridget; how came fido to
+. ee, so very Wet y inquired the lady.
i AN faith. mum, an II was little
. Tommy iha, had the tiny basle lashed
TO tho ccnd Of powl, and WAS wash
IN tho windcrs wid 'im."
II TnE DurcnM,S's RowDY. --"Tcr
!, tam rowiy coomsd In unt axi me 10
sell i'm some peer. ] tells i'm he
hadt more ash would DO i'm goo,. IIo
call me Won tam olc 'ruch liar, unit
pegins To prakc Two tumplers. Mine
= wife she call for dc watch 'ousc. 'Forc
= = 10 watch 'ousc 90. dare, dc tam rowiy
no kick Hans ScrusgIe pehint hish
!, pack, kist mine laughter pcssy pcforc
= her face, prokc all ter tumplcrs ccp
!, ter ole shionc pitcher, INT spill, mine
!, wife un, fodder peer parrels town inter
ter cellar"
Ie A young lass went to q camp
b meeting and camc back full Of tho
;. revival which they had, and did no
% thing tho following week bus sing.
i "shou,, shout, were sainins ground ~
81 She had the ,unc 10 pat, that all
y she said was but . continuation Of
= .ha. song, and M. unrrequcnsly tho
y rhyme was 100 long for tho snns.--
= Old Jowel slipped IN aud took bono
~ oir tho table, and rs he was making
FOR tho door. she sunr ont
~, .., aou, 90 on, mi tno.l ,.u .,ov,,
: Halle, i,'i halIelsjah,
J, ''' o. sl.r, halI.lajalp
!. -, - A.. -.
:. Mrs. far''ns,on snys Una. .as''
- she was . gal she USED 70 81 70 par.
!. tics, and a'.ays hsi q oess y eA'o'' ~
!" her home; but nov, ssys ,ne, .ne
Y gals undergo s's sos" o. dse''v'"e
y a the task Of exso,uas nen aSms ssss ~ .,
4. wolves on 'ner .sss sN,es. ~ Nv
- lady drew down net spcsss ns ~" ',s sns". $
I" ed her stars !nss soe ',. nss '',s. 49, ~
- - other days, waen msn .s % eou', aers-
~ ciasc 'ne worm Of sne .sms's ~ - 80
" "Be'ides," .he soded, 20 msny
!. men are murae'0a 49, s'11y o'J, 'a.' .'
- you gas must ma.e n.s's ~. s'
=. hnscands a. soon =, ~ ycs % esn, VI .s, wsass,
= won's be any 'sn. a. wy % o. -. 49,. ..
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nK. H. AGREE having permanently
u located = Sastis, h psaois county,
WI n slwsvs rsady y asswss calls frcn
my ~ of ~ eegaeys spea bslss o.
dFs>se1 d said pls6o.
~ All dsnssl vvvt doss By hin vii
bs vassasted sest. Ne sespessfslly -
''s''. "t 2 sSas!;, Z. ,..s ivei A.-,,.
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psTNs one has . right to hiss ut

. public speaker. II be does not
like to hear the speech. he ought TO
leave tbs audience. 1t has bssa said
that there are but three animals that
his--,hc goose, the viper, aud Tie
blackgssrL
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.1fDll WtpIlk

~ A. pxscsirnos., from large Hand
Bills 10 Fancy Cards, done With ses,aes'
al Dispatch, api on lea.onalle term..
cTttsee On wEuSvG0s.Hl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17

OUR NATIONAL STARs.-The act OF Con.
gsess establishing the form and character Of
our National Flag, passed April 4, lS4S
declares that on the admission of every new
State into the American Union, one star
shall be added 20 the cluster already group
ed on The 'Union" Of the Gag, and that such
addition shall take place en- the Fourth oil
July next succeeding such admission. Let
our flag makers take notice. Thirty-three
stars must adorn the National Banner from
and after the Fourth of July next. Til
then thirty-two.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17

1--we call the attention of our readers
10 the Advertisement in to-day's paper Of
Messrs. Matinee s. HrNRY, of St. Louis.
Mo. Mr.. Maurice was, for twelve years.
connected with the House Of Edward Mead.
OF 81. Louis-six years Ms sales man, and
SIX years as partner. Mr.. Henry was con-
necied with The same House a. . alesman
Tor seven years. Therefore both of them
have large experience in the trade Of the
West.
We understand their facilities for do,nr
business are unsurpassed. They purchase
principally for cash; and, in order to insure
large and quick sales, Offer their Goods at
unprecedently low prices.
They are also Agents for the celebrated
American Watch. We would recommend
buyers 10 give them call. l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS

accurate and scientific, with advice as TO business
pursuits, cultivation OF the memory, restraint of
tue passions, training Of the young, restoration
and preservation Of hralth in short as 10 the be st
means OF attaining beauty ami symmetry of mind
and health of body, made daily, after 10 O'Clock.
for few days only. at Thxton House. TIP stairs
front room, easy OF access. card on the door
Lecture every night this week at the old Meth
odist Church.
Having paid mich attention 10 ell classes Of
diseases and had large practice in their treatment
] am prepared TO give very valuable advice re-
garding them, and do so gratuitousIy where a
chart Is OF aimed.
marl7-Iw A. o'LEARY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
William Spear and John K. !
EarickSon, Plaintiffs,

William Spear and John *.
EarickSon, Plaintiffs,
against
Tiiliatn Childs, Defendant
NJ OW al this diy come the plaintiffs aforesaid
~ by their attorneys, and file in the office OF
the Clerk of the Howard Circuit Court, in vaca-
ton. their petition, verified by affidavit, stating
amongst other things tnst the above named defen-
daut is a non-resdent of this State: 1t is there
fore ordered by me, clerk, aforesaid, in vacation,
that publication be made notifying him that an
acrion has been commenced against him by pc
tirloR for partition, III tue Circuit Court of Row
ard County, in the State of Missouri, the object
md general nature OF which is to procure an or
der of sale of the following described real estate
situated in the city OF Glasgow, Howard County,
Missouri, to-wit Lot No. twelve tI2) in Block
No. three (3) upon which is brick store house.
And that unless you the said William Chllds be
and appear at the next term Of said Court, 10 be
held al the Court Holse in the City of Fayeiie,
in SAID County, on the FIRST Monday in June next,
and on or before the sixth day thereof, (if the
term shall so long continue and if not then before
the end OF the Ternr,) Judgment will be rendered
JeaIhst you, ami the real estate above described
Will be sold for partition.
II IS therefore ordered, that copy hereof be
published in the Glasgow Weekly Times" a
newspaper published IN said County of Howard,
for tir weeks successfully, the last insertion to
be al least four weeks before the commencement
of the next Term of this Court.
Given under my hand and Official seal, March
It'll, 1859.
Attest, a. COOPER, Clerk.
SHAcKELFoRD s. TURNER, Attorneys for Plain
tifs. marlO-4w.
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Plank Road from Huntsville to Allen.

We are pleased 10 notice that the people
of Huntsville, and along the line, are Sc
riously agita,ing the subject of extending
the Plank Road 10 Allen, on the North
Missouri Rail Road. A public meeting is
to be held in Huntsville, next Monday, to
take proper steps 10 begin the work. II is
one Of great importance, and we hope il
will be started with determination TO fin
lsh 1t, at once. 1t can as we'll be finished
by the first of next December, as in three
years. A writer in one oil the local papers
suggests good plan for raising the money,
and putting the work under The supervision
of some enersetical, practical farmer. There
is no necessity for scientific surveys, and
all that sort Of bosh; put practical, work
ing man al the head of il, give him the
means, and he will do the work before m
aiher muddy season.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17


RoADs.-The last "Sallne Herald" con.
''ins an article on the subject of Roads, in
which is advocated general Reconstruct.
'on OF the roads Of the county. There i.
loo little attention paid to this subject. as o
general thing. Our roads are worked. pen.
orally, twice year, jus, before the meet.
ING Of The Circuit Courts, the Overseers, i,
being understood, having some fears Of
Grand Juries, and hence their semi yearly
industry. The result is, after heavy rains,
or general thaw, there is no such thing as
travelling on our State or County Roads =
The system Of Road Working will have ,o
be changed, before an improvement will be
elected. Three good working, per wear,
n'he right time, would soon get our high.
ways IN condition that would turn the va.
Ter end render them pa,sable a, almost apv
'ea'0n' A fall and spring filling of rut.,
with lose dirt, and promiseuOus d,poiD0
answer very well. till a rain Come, af,er
which, the road is worse than b.sor. :, ,,.,
worked. Roads well rounded in The csr
ue' dl'ched on the sides, with culvert.
YOU'D never get impossible, exceut in e,
"soluinary seasons, such as we now b.v.
The Herald" advocate, the opening Of a
!, I'D from Miami, by the way Of Marshall,
" .ne Georgetown Depot, on the pac;6c
NJ railroad. Also The opening of road from
e'a'sOwto Marshall, 3, well as other m.;n
ioo'es' A good State Road from h.,. :.
=, would draw On immense travel
-Hi' Is the natural crossing point for em,.
s''n'' IRON the East and North going
southwest. The Plank Road from Hunts
e. .'' mere aids the route, and if our Saline
sna' viii be''ir themselves, and open the
,s,n road, The money that emigrsnt,
VIZ WY scatter in their county will very near
= Them. In canvassing III. question
'aem bear in mind The Plank Road lead
'ug 70 this point, and that we have a, o..
I's'n' Steam Ferry Boat here,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17
CIRCUIT CLERK.

ETwe are authorized to announce J. A. HoL-
IrpAY candidate for the Office Of Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Howard County, at the next
August election. s- Nt
FWe are authorized TO announce STEPHEN
BYNuM, candidate for the Office OF Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Howard County, at the next
August election.
~ We are authorized to ANNOUNCE CHAs. H.
STEWART. a candidate for the Office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Howard County, at the next
August election.
~We are Authorized to announce W. P.
PITTs candidate for the Office of Circuit Clerk
of Howard county, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17

, EDr. oLrARY is a, present delivering
sCOurse Of Lectures in This place, on Phisi-
Oicey and Phrenolcey. He has an exten-
nss and elegant cabinet Of paintings and en-
cravings, skeletons, skulls, etc. He ha,
had excellent audiences, and his Lectures
are pronounced by those who have atten.
ded, instructive and amusing. He hold,
MS chronological levees at The "Thixlon
House. See advertisement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17

OREGON WHIsKv.-A farmer in Oregon
lately bought barrel of whisky in Portland,
and after getting it TO his house. stuck a
painted broom handle in through the bung-
hole, to see how much liquor there was
When he pulled out his measure, the depth
of the whisky was plainly shown by The
entire disappearance of the paint wherever
the whisky" had touched it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-17

RANDoLPH AGRICULTURAL AND Ne.
cHAHIcaL ASSOCIATION. usual annual
meeting of this body was held in Huntsville
en- Monday, 9Th inst. The following off
GERS were elected:
PnEsIotzr-George B. Patton.
VICE PREsiDtrrs-Geo B. Cameron and
Jamea F. Wright.
{ DIREcroRs-M. B. 4. Williams, H. G.
Gilman, John W. w. Sears, Thomas Willie,
James Crews, A. F. Denny, and Wallace
McCampbell.
a meeting Of the Directors will be held
on.'he second Saturday in April.