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FR-ANKIIN HOUSE.
Nc. 3f5 CHESTNUT &'EE:stssE,

r.HilnNc.whEn.P n


r,IE, hereby ,rInir.c,s OF the
Frauziiu' nni pa.ia general y, s.t ,s mas n..
49, Ie 1-9;-:-trr Of ro9"- ulsa- Hotel ''NirE
,,r,h. IL. entire Of my former partner 'ss
II Laird and Gll'lI zen g 'i'
gszi5,e! tv >r. o. G.lis-r - tn N". S+'"'
% House Is in excellent arier, irving been tloroighy
rcayatrI within the past s=1 "1 an no eNeFGns vi. W.
N IN ,e l. cSmfyr.I.t and pleasant home ZOE ie
ms y,o shall HIN wiki ti-tf u 1tT"!hEe-
-, I.sr >, more falls, ,il's the merchants
and tsr hlsfaess men, t 1,n ho: hi- oeen GFrt0ti'
rom II u.5cI. p Il, irtraIlr the siIiil 'tIa',
which has been sts'fgc,ori c-.-i ON Sy '' o'
the most popllEr Hotels IA i rem 50 Ions o. 'LE
The hours Tor meals - follows, VIZ:
gsrcn!.GVai from 10 10 o'cioc't q VA
Tpiu-er fS0m Ia O'cI uclt g. W.
sen from & 10 = o'clock a. 10
supper IrOuh . 40 IA O'c'ocN a. va
Dissemination OF Pr0ur-.or that tn Frank
linz shall h. second Hu7iness Hoe ~ t' Iniog ana
H. eution anil regard for the H;' 1ui'n won
Of tn Il:.ts he hopes receive ho-ra' <:'e c' pa
- c,.a',es will he in a,tenInrs' At FL of tn lines -
convey passengers To c iIoUzr. Fare . cents Tor ca Il
p.ssl al trunk. (ani more Wall BE- allowed 70 De
cIargei) ,.,, D., M. D,J,,. ,,,J
roy 'f"'' per SEVER TX ". p.sgss5ET,
r3a-1n PROPRIETOR.
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PRICES.

Fall set % large vTas in case and - On
Full set - large YilS ia plain case nd book, 90
Case Of Is numbered boxes and book IN
Case II numbered boxes and book n"
Single numbered boxes, With directions, -
Single letterrd boxes. with directions. 81
Largo plantation physicians case o. Tials 10 90
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CnrGHS AND COLDS.

\ gentleman, public took cold the
latter part month. while travelling and ecturnE IN
Pennsylvania dough dressing pn6c audiences
every evening: days. by the all of the Specific
m entirely recovered and enabled to pursue his call
ing without No public speaker should be
without them. 49,.
married lady of 40 had taken violent cold! "ics'
her lungs causing severe lsh pain the Sii" an
and In Such colds wer" usual
Iy very lasting roubes0me but by taking the Specific
Cough four per day, in three days She was en-
tirev we'll.
youugran ~ had cough and hoarseness for fifteen
months During cold weather his voice was lost HS only
speak wipe-s PUN induced coughing, cold dry or
raising tr- in the morning quit feehl" and enact
afed Had rakcu several medicines with but little
benefit commenced with the Cough Pills ono pill three
tlUrs pr day-aui found himself Improving, his
n~r and softer hOsrsrness passed OF strength an
appetite improved. ami in sw weeks was entirely well
having taken no other medicine
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WINES, BRdNDLES. RUNS,
BLACK TEAS, &C.

d TIEENAN son, 40. II North Charles St. Baltimore,
offer !or sale following articles, Of their
portatiOu, particularly FOR family
SHERRY WlNES-PemH rtneS finest pale, gold and
brown Sh--ries, in wood aud In glass
PORT wINEs-san iensuE competition red and white
Port, in ami in glass.
MADEIRA wISE-Jo!n Howard March's hne Madeira,
n yyo" la-i IN -le>s cl1o, Grape Luics-
HOOK WINES ScinbeT MaTcObrun-
ner Cabinet, ebrau-IHiIcli, Bronneberg, Of 1856.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-NTOet AMI Chanlon's finest, In
quarts AMI pnts
BRAXDIEs-Oard and Isnnessy's 1ne old pale snd dark
BrandiyS.
RUMS-OId and fne, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from tn Islands, i'm ,DrteI direct from London.
HOLLAND GI%-Tha hest qialitv-TieGnsn branl-and
mixture Of drOrr siic poison in it.
half chests OF the finest SOTICIOSG TEA rlhS-1Y
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Book buyers th4n ever DeloEc'
Time proved that the Gift system Is H
EVANS is determined prove that his Establshnent -
Ii u.nner than any other Having lived almost all
opposition and having the legitimacy Of his plan o, %Ps
to be seGerous. Try him, and judge foryourself
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent EnRsh Lever Cold Watches IN m V SU
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, 2O W.
Ladies' lSk. Case Guli Lever Watches, on on W w
Cents silver Lever Watches, &c GS
cents. : ver Lerine Watches, ~ W. oo
Ps5o Elm" oys F5siS' soR Six R' Dtsss
aaiss, Cameo sets pin nrop,1 extra nus, - 60
a %iss Cola BrSctl.,s Stone Settings, 10 60
ladies' Gold bracelets plain or engraved ha"u' = "o
q -nts' best English plated Vest Chains % 40
Large a nas Pf Ias'3i SS doa6;
MaiI9 9l .ls, W s. Loekst, 40 do 800
Heavy Gold Pencil Gases, with Gold Pens, on
cents nav cold Pencils, 80
s Gl f pms ft, no2 tc with Ivory Holders .
LaIre1' Floreutino Sets, Pin and Drops ~ ~ ~
II.'il.ss,, },,' DO DO do do IL 50 50
..ij. : cameo Pins, large size, 59990
L L,5ss' Do DO DO mall, ~
.diys, rex and tila,s Miniature Hair Pins, geo
Ladies, Plain Cold Pins, new Pattern, 0 on
l 4 s5:s' DO DO E GSE p pfas. g
Ger IS Sgr-I- E:ou- Pins, %
Gents Cameo O Nosaio Bosom Stubs, %
Cents Engraved Gold do dc 90
cisIts Sieve See! But,on., 995S
LADIES' do az
Ladies' Pearl Ard Gases, ~
t.s' lo Mosaic, or Coll Stone Ribbon PMS 99
49, - 1, - Knives blades hest quality, %
CONS Ban Ivory do do 40 -
NiS.cS' LnYa Pins o. o.
!s'.. >, - :, ,,.-.,,,;tl-s yi,tI slide. 20
i iE.i.s 80 ~ i'.rftf' SION. s.ttins
tes ~, 49, "7'' do do - l 80
sets Slver-P!1tcd Tea Spoons SO
SiIyer-rlI;td Batter Knives, W
ladies' q tents Porte-moEnaies, .1 O
Gents Gold WaECh KEYS or Vest Hooks, w
Ladies purertine Rr-ast Pins, -
Ladies' do do OJ
-, ,ro.-fo 40 do 5 %
-. :, 80 r,r Dr1rs SO
-, 10 0t so
49,, ~. No., ~ :, m. Batting 90
Masses Cold bracelet, Half Round RSndi w
d., q ""
=. .,,-.E Of, 100
-, - go
& .rtS' E.t Sleeve GwttouS, . ~
Nj So Gold CrosSes, 0V
Nlisc,lIan-ou, rs not enumerated In the above .
list varrin.. in value from IS cents to SIS 90
~ 5oo o: the above Git, will be inpartiaily dis;
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAS:
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding AL ferTage Of Freight L."
grth.r saving Of time, advantages readily ap-
pr-ria,d nv Shippers ~, FfrgI am tne IFyS'ng
their ndrIT,Ige IA snip JyI mis- RO'its-
For Freight shipping Directions apply 10 or
address either following AGENTS Of the Company
u A STEWART, Pittsngrgh;
DOYLE r Co.. Stgub-1vr o.; II. :. PIERCE Co, ZlneS-
vile, o.; J. Johnston RIgev- o.; r. NlcNEELY MlySYlsI
XIV: ORM-rY & CRoPPER, Por smouth, a; PADDOCK Co,
JelIersonve Ind II. W. BRnwS Co, Cincinnati, o.
ATHERy IIiBRrRT Cinc natl q r. G. MELDRUN Madison
Ind; WILLIAM ISGHAM, Louisville, Nv; =. q. O'RiLET
Co Evansville, Ind. y ". GRAHAM Co, Cairo, ul K p
SASS, Louis, Mo- JoHs HARRIS. Nashville Tenn, HAIR
grs FIuSr Memphis, Tenn; CLARKE & Co, Chicago, Ill
w H. H. KonSTz, Alton, III MURrHY VALE. Dubuque,
Iowa. of Rail Roads at different points
THe Greatest FaciTties ofsred for the Protection
anil SPECIFY Transportation" Of Lire Stock,
And Coop with usual privileges Tor persons
travelling II charge thereof
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FREIGHTs WESTWARD.

By this Route tights OF all descriptions be forward
ed from Phiaiclp New YORK, SoSton Baltimore TO
any points on the Ran Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or s5ur by R6tt RoId direct
The PENNSYLVANIA Rail Road also connects st Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, which Goods can We forwarded to any
port OhIo Nuskinsum, Kentusky Tennessee Cum
berlaud Illinois NssisS!ppi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas
Arkansas Red Rivers and at Cleveland Sandusy and
Chicago with Steamers to all ports on the Northwestern
Lakes.
Merchants shippers "ntrusting the transportation Of
their Freight Company rely with confidence on
its speedy transit.
TIE RATES or FREIGHT to any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road IT al t'ges Ir0rG6le
as are chdrgsi ny otter IL. Il. COapTIic'.
S" particular 70 mark packages WA PENNA r. r.
Merchants the West ordering goods from the EaS;, will
do direct them to ne shipped by his Route
Attending their shipments from the East
~! their interest 20 call on the Agents OF this
Company az following places before shipping; letters
addressed them the subject % freightS, wi"
meet with prompt attention
Z. ]. SNEEDER, Philadelphia
MAGRAW { KOOTs, 81 North street, Baltimore.
LIE eli CO., No.2 Astor HouseOr No :. Wm. st. Y.
LEECH = c. Ma - KiIbv street, BOSTON,
II. II. HOUSTON, GEM Freigt 49t PHILADELPHIA
l.. l.. UuUPT, ri~nY yI,.Ss: Ar. Pa!!ad -lphia-
THNS. A. SCOTT. hsnl SMLLk Altoona, Pa. ianl
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.,., fr,,yI pvl,r
SIIiL0ut % - 60 Hr,,. -, Ian stTift
works o. , Ms h'S"@F {" Dr. i,rinrstons,
nu' i,r--ncs St..nr
De VOC, -. e'I a. 9's-''''
I"'i'StAY' "! !! a. ,.' J.r.rsnn "'
:, - .i.ts"t' " CI'Trcs Dickens
r. In''',, :. NJ SoutTgor:h
{, = /. liS. a.s,, d" NJ, Int
iiue. Ter, H Mr'; Sc i T",,,'!.Ds
'p.; 80 NsI'' IL sr,r..r
Eiari2 ?, hEI H. :, r = SrLII,r
Cree :, A :; IT,, :. 4. S 5 i i',,,o,,oD
Key. Z. IL "HLrSeon, >, = t'i.'NI''''
Gtpt. Itr'SAiI San H;,IHi
Pie. s I'll, pariy " S II irio Au H:pi,.a
Airs inoAI'' - ~ 'LioI i, ~ ''-''
Snol=i' M'FS l'I" VII,
F"lalls' :. Tiat,rI i 49,,
r.trry' :. I TIS",'o noyy
Wilkes :. I LPrGT R', INV
BURTON -'F'' nHI'"
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF TIE MoSr CELEBR%-
TED AUTHORS.
Macaulsy, Russell,
Prescott, Ferguson,
Gf5non, Eollin,
ii.,.Iiey Sparks
IN" ho. Of airs toe 3gmsr%M: 70 9 mTg'on
nr..- Milton,
iir ~ J TT.I Cmtacer
B.rou Mr5. lLcmans,
seo,r, Mrs norton
Nlu.r-, Kemtl",
pr- i'm, l."nEfel"w,
ia-rs Cowprr,
la. HINT, Whl;ti.r,
NJ Ssnarit.y, Dante,
S,,tTs,y Hood,
H. Kirk White, Upper,
,zy.saMr. / ,ro!esoa Wordsworth
,i,- q ~ Shelley,
Keats, MONTGOMERY,
u, l!5$ a. r IN 81 s,rls Of biniins from ri sin cloth
70 me rcs5 calf an, antique, - purcas
n. g4r's . rh4U
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PASSENGERS
RROII TEE WEST GOING SOITEaE

FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night eNcePtedj FOR the 3cIsy
i House, Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond. Pc
tersburg, Weldon &;. &c, (Cid. Potomac River she
Richmond Fr-de rickSbnry and Potomac Railroad by
splendid comfortable steamers Acqua Creek thence
to Richmond by the Richmonl Fredericksburg and Poto
mat Railroad.
Hours departure from Washington, $50 A. II and
p. Sunday exccpte) LeaV. Sundays $50 A. VI.
only Baggage under charge Of sPecir agent checked
through 20 Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washington to Richmond. : so
Prom do to Petersblrs............
Prom do Wei Observation-Disclosures.
From d. to Wilmington ........... IL
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rairoa has
been operation for % and IN AZ that tnc pas
killed crippled by accident which
without parallel the history II Railroads., in this
country !. RUTH Supt Trans.
%, 1855 iy1-ly
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1859.


Connecting the Union Depot at PShurgh with
Through Trains from Western Cities for Philadelphia
New York Boston, Baltimore Washington CITY, thus
furnishing transportation OF Passengers I'M
surpassed. speed and comfort BY other route
Express Fast Lines through to Phladephia With
out change Cars Conductors.
SMOKING Cars are attached each train; Woolruu's
Sleeping Cars Express and Fast Trans The Express
Fast Line SUNDAY excepted Iares
Daily connect direct FOR NrT YORK Express and
Fast Line connect for Baltimore ana Washington.
Express Train I-lves P'sbEr, A. III Aries A. Pha-
tielnifa or RatIIor p. NJ, New York l":8J p NJ
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh A. NJ, in Phadel-
phia II P. NJ, New YORK ~" A. NJ
Fast Line Pittsburgh p NJ arrives in Philadelphia
or baltimore At s:8r 4. NJ, Wv YORK =:3i p NJ.
Six Daily Trl e between PhIl1sp'g7 aH1 New York;
Two Daily between New IoFs and BOSTON, through
Tickets Tan ram good either OF the above Trains
BOAT TICKETS TO Boston are good via Norwich, FAN
River or Sturniurton Lines.
TICKETS EAS WARD may he obtained at any o. the
important Rail in the West; also, on board any
OF the regular Line Of the Mississippi or emo
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the Offices OF the
Courauy Boston, New York, Baltimore or Pnila!epha
Fare always as low as by an DINER Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion the Western connections OF the Penn
sylvIun Rail Road TO Chicago, makes this the
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

IL :hs intended for shipment the road must be
N delivered between the hours OF and
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
srpIU General Manager.
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yYho looking backward from his marhcod's prince
sees not the spectre Ct HE uliszpen: 'iiHe""
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r7panos Tcloleorz, Anil every knl OF naS!eai;ns'
uents tuned ana repaired.
~" All % ,ls warranted ths estRaEhmert. nova
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST OF GIFT
FOR 1850
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
G.. G.. EV AN 5 4,

AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOUh SlOhbI
10. s33 Chesnut Street, philadelphia
Commences New Year, with enlarged oatal9gus
rsapr variety OF Gifts, increased facilities for buying
Goods doing business, and is now Drenared u oner
greater Inducements Book buyers than ever before
Tnne has proyed that Gift System IS permanent
EVANS Is determined prove that his Establishment Is
conducted under tat in liberal and impair.
I.i manner than any other Having lived down almost all
opposition and having the legitimacy Of his plan OF GP
ration from Maine to California ne eau AuOFd
to be generous. Try him, and judge foryourseli.
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n ,onnc,.!on with the above keep every kind OF
sic.l Instruments musical Gclanlse generally
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a7 500 worth above GIFTS will be npartaily dis
-ilItsi ou ~. Purchasers with 5lUD0 worth OF
hooks sold Al Books sold Publishers lowest prices
J, does plblSn himself are oo"ShI
direct PIb>hrs, anu In large quantities. boOEs
every 10 be found on his Catalogue, ~
prices which 7rur Indacemcut without tEe Glt
: NJ which many additional adTanthEeS
Works br the popult' authors, living and dead IN
all styles costly 10 the plain and substantial
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SHEET MUSIC
Thol,rgest stock .uise, musical work g, &c he
IA the Western country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
Democratic Caucus.

WAsnIScros, January 20.
The Democratic Senators held q caucus
this mnrning on the subject of The tariff.
Mr. Hunter of Virginia, offered resolu
tinn declaring ii inexredient TO change the
law al the present session.
Mr., B'gler proposed substitute, a, fol-
lows:
Resolrsd, Tha, the revenue being insuf-
iicient 10 meet the expenses Of the govern
meni, il is wise and rxpedient 10 increase
the import duties 10 meet The deficiency.
Bigler's substitute was vo,,d duHn.-
Hunters resolution was adopted by large
majority. Slidell ,hereupen offered rsso.
luton, whicl, was adapted, that il is the
duty of Congress 10 lnok rather TO the re-
duciion Of expenditures than 10 the increase
OF the revenue.
There was much excitement during these
proceedings. during which Hunter express.
ed the opinion thai, with the revival OF bus.
mes>, there " uuld be sufficient revenue for
the purposes Of The government.
Bigler, ii is understood, spuke Of the SUI.
fering industrial interests aid urged an in
crease oi the du.i-s. He said ,lie public
debt was now s,xiy-luur millions aud II
would be a Hundred million, by the 30,h cl
June, 1860, without The thirty million pro.
posed 10 he added 10 ihe foreign in,.rcourse Sc
iund, looking 10 the purchase OF Cuba.
Mrssrs. Too,nbs and B.njamrn were
willing 1" favor specific duties Oh the great
staples, bnt against attempting anything n
the present session. Mr.. jvrr>uI, Of Ga
favored all increase Of the tariff as absolute.
iy necessary. While not lavoring specific
duties, he would be willing 10 give ihirt,
per cent on iron.
Mr.. Douglas, OF Ill.,, thought it was i'm
poria,h that the Democratic party .honl
settle its policy as 10 whether il would Iavol
specific or ud roiOrem duies.
Mr.. Hunter replied that all seemed (,
agree on The policy That The tariff should be
for revenue, but that The mode oil assessing
the duties wns party test.
Mr.. Fitch, OF Indiana, acquiesced in hi,
view, rsmaihiig thai the Srnaiorial Demo
cratic Caucus, while held for conference
never sought In bind men TO vote for il,
measures. The result Of The caucus caused
much excitement amOngs, members OF Con.
Til. President will probably send mes.
sage 10 Congress early next week, showing
n deficiency Of twenty millions, and urging
the necessary arrangements 10 relieve the
Government from The prospective financial
embarrassment, reminding Congress that
only four weeks are remaining oil this ses.
sion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
Tho Washington States on the Cuba
... Question.

ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsHINe1oN, Jan. %.
The Washington Males. (Dongns organ,
of this evening, commenting on the proposed
acquisition oi Cuba says:
Ii is perfectly we'll understood among oil
parties in this city, that the thirty millions
bill is sham demonstration. Every body
admits the utter absurdhy Of an attempt to
purchase Cuba in The present condition Of
affairs. A distinguished Southern Senator
emphaiically expressed the universal sen
timeni, when he declared that MIR. Buchan.
an might us well essay 10 carry hims ell
from The White House 10 the Capitol by the
seat OF his pantaloons, as undertake 10 &c.
quire Cuba FOR pecuniary consideration
What then is the object Of the movement? =
Everybody in Washington understands that
the thirty millions bill originated in the de.
sire Of demagogues 10 propitiaie public sen.
timent by an apparent zeal in popular en-
terprise. Any overture for the purchase
OF Cuba at the present moment, will only
result in posipouing its acquisition TO IN Ill
definite period. That is the opinion OF
every man at all conversant with Spanish
politics,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
THE GLASGOW TIMES,
CLARK Fl. GREEN, Editor

u Single copies of THE TIMES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the office at five
cents copy.
GV Yearly advertisers are restricted 10 their
egrtirnate business; Other advertisements will
be charged at regular rates.
q No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
notices-to be paid in advance.
RV The charge for marriage notices is left 10
he bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
- Where editorial notice of advertisements
is requested, it will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10

rfhe Independence Beige announce
the mrr,iage, ID Brussels, nj the limited
States legation, on The 5,h ias,., of Miss
S,ro'hef, daughter ot~the slde( tIdn.l %. F.
Stroher, formerly member Of Congress,
with the Boron Philip Fahnenberg de Burg
hem. Alter the cerrmi,y, wedding
breakfast tgired around The table oi III.
American minister some twenty persons,
Ifhe. friends Of both families. .vss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
EDUCATIONAL. ETC.
Elm Ridge Academy.

THE Trustees of this Academy take pleasure
i in nfol ming the public that they hava Sc
cured the services of ]. H. Sanborn, A. B., as
principal Mr. Sanborn is regular graduate of
Dartmouth College, and comes highly recommend
ell from gentlemen in the East, and from per-
sons of standing in st. Louis, as gentleman and
schnlar. 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 commend, Elm Ridge 10 parents and guardI-
ansas affordng facilities for instruction not Of
ten found in the West. Good boarding can be
had in pleasant private famiiies convenient 10 the
ersool.
Terms per session, The same as heretofore. For
further PARTICULARS. address Or. J. II. SANBORN,
Principal, or either of the undersigned.
~ The fall session commenced on Monday,
4th October. and will continue four months.
G W. M0REHEAD,
NJ. B. COLLINS,
T. NJ. LEWIS. Trustees.
EVAN PRICE,
K. l.. BARTON,
octT IF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-10
DOCKHAM. HOOPER & CO.'S
St. Louis City
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. T. Rice. Is Second street Adjoining p. U. }
ARCHITECTS & ST PERINTENDENTS. .
J. W. Kennedy & Co. cor. Fifth and Chesnut ST
Olmstead & Piguenard,'.' /" E"
Plans for Churches, Court Houses, Hotels,
Stores, Dwellings &c, made at the shortest notes
CHINA, GLASS l. QUEENSWARE.
John w. Tooley. ..-.....- ....-. No. 50 main ST.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING.
J. S. Green & Co., No. 5 commercial l. levee.
Mackoy, Miller & Lytrle, no. l54 com. & II %
Kelsey s. Smith, ...... cor. ComI. & Chestnut SIS.
John Levin no. IL i.evee, Dealer in Provis
ions. Produce & Flour.
ENGRAVING &C.
J. 6. Websr, Gen. Eng. & Letter Gutter, .... ..2I
Chesnut 81.
NJ. Green, ....94 Fourth st.-Particular atten-
ton paid 10 Seals:
CORNERS HUssEY,
Gen. Engravers copper plate printers, ...'4l
Fourth ST.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
VIM. M. Harlow, Piano Fories and Melodions.
Market ST.. between Second & Third.
Scarritt & Mason, no. Washington Avenue.
HIDES, LEATHER, Wool, PELTRIEs &c
Swales & Co., .-.... i3 Levee & 30 Com'l 81.
S. Thorp & Co., Furs, Peltries, and Dry Hides,
No. 81 South Main ST.
LIQUORS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
J. P. Callahan L Co., ,.... No. 63 North Levee.
" d.
Berthold, Smith & Co, No. l36 North Sec. ST.
LIGHTNING RODS, WHOLESALE.
Cordry, Patee & Co., 80. No. 263 North Main ST.
PATENT SOLICITOR.
Amos Broadnax, .'... No. a Pine st. Patents OBJ
tanned on new inventions of every description,
Rejected applications prosecuted on conditional
fees. No patent no pay.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
II. Clark & Co.. ...... No. 120 North Second ST.
PREMIUM WINE WORKS.
E. C. Ludlow, manufacturer x wholesale l. re-
tail, No, 59 Market ST.
| PUBLIC HOUSES.
Atlantic Hotel. cor. Third & Market sts. '....'C.
Mclaughlin Proprietor board 81 so per day.
Lafayette Hotel, S. E. cor. Sixth & Market SITS.
Louis Chretien Proprietor.
SASH, DOORS e. BLINDS &c.
A. NJ. Granger, Mouldings & Pine Shinsles,.'H
Levee.
SAW MANUFACTURER.
Branch, Crookes & Co., ...... ......l Is Vine 81.
VIM. NJ. Barron & Co., Portable Circular Saw
Mill manufacturer 80 North Main It.
SILVER & WOOD SHOWCASES.
Anderson, % Olive 81. Also stock appertainins
10 trade.
EXCELSIOR SAFE & SCALE WORKS.
Beard & Bro, ProprietoIs, 10 Main ST. Manu-
facturers of Lightning Rods Pumps.
suErrrELn sTELL WAREHOUSE.
II. BakeweI, 2l3 Main ST., Steel, Flies, Boilers
and Sheet Iron, all kinds al man'fs prices.
L. S LAND AGENTS.
n p Westlake & Co. ...... II North Fourth ST.
WIN. y. WHITE & CO.,
Z. S. Land Agents. 49,. ...-.. SO Fine ST.
ST. Louis, June II, 1888.