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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
A N d. D A TIES DEP Ar 7 n E N 7
nnJuncing fee, 50 in advance.
FOR REPRESEN TAIWE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~-~~~-~~~-~
FOR REPRESENI.AIIVE
GIVE are authorized to announce ]. W. A
PATTERSON an Independent Candidate for the
Legislature, at the ensuing August election.
e., FOR SHERIFF.
WWe are authorized to announce MARSHALL
H. HARRIS, Of Moniteau Township, an OPPOSE
lion candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing election
~ We are authorized TO announce the name
of SILAs B. MAYOR, Of Bonne Femme Town
ship, candidate for the Office of Sheriff. at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce ADRIAN
F. SETTLE candidate for the office of Sheriff
of Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
WRe are authorized 10 announce JAMES II.
FELA ID candidate for the office of Sheriff. at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorised to announce JOHN L.
MORRISON candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of
Howard county, at the ensuing August election. =
fE1We are authorized TO announce THos
RAY candidate for the Office OF Sheriff of How
ard county, at the ensuing August election.
re-. FOR ASSESSOR.
HMe are authorized to annoonce A. C. Ia
TUM a candidate for the Office OF Assessor of
Howard county. at the ensuing August election.
cE-We are authorized to announce VIM. B.
1AGEk d OllCt Oh EtSStSSOE VI
Howard county, at the ensuing August election
rTWe are authorized, 70 announce WILLIAM
HOOKER a candidate for the Office Of Assessor, at
the ensuing August election.
~We are authorized 10 announce JOHN R.
HiTT a candidate for the Office of Assessor of
Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
TWe are authorized to announce WM. II.
DUNCAN candidate for the Office of Assessor Of
Howard county, at The ensuing August election.
81 t. COUNTY JUDGES.
hgWe are authorized TO announce w. L. I.
EVANS an independent candidate for County
Court Justice, at the ensuing August election.
EWe are authorised 10 announce L. F. MI
NOE candidate for the Office of County Court
Justice in Howard county al the ensuing August
election.
~We are authorized 70 announce MoRGAN
A TaYLoR acandidate for reelection to the Office
Of County judge, at the ensuing August election.
COUNTY TREASURER.
GEWe are authorized to announce WALTER
ADAMS candidate for reelection for the Office
of Treasurer of Howard county, at the lensuing
August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned offers for sale tine Ok
Missouri Hotel, with all the house I'LL
hold and kitchen furniture. Those wish Ill
ing to enter into this kind of business, are now
offered bargain. Owing 20 bad health Of my
self and family, find it utterly impossible to at
tend 10 business
The location is the most desirable one that can
be found outside, ai St. Louis. The houseis
commod!ous, well ntilated;-has never fall
ing well in the yard, good stables, and lot for
stock, good well IN the lot, and; in fact, sFery-
thing that Is necessary for public house VIII be
found attached TO this. si : - !.
If not sold by the FIST 81 APru, It viii os
rented with the privilege Of one or hive years.
If sole the nayrnents. win be IN instaliments OF
one two and three years.
hare several servants TO hire en- reasonable
terms. -
For further particulars enquire of the proprie-
tor feb23-tf WIN. NJ. MAUPIN. :
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DIED

On Sunday morning last, Mrs. CAROLINE T.,
wife of Rev. F. A. Savage of this vicinity, i'll the
Both year of her age.
In Paris, on the 10th, Mrs. MARY MANUEL,
daughter of Mrs. Virginia Mari, of this place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
Third District-Whig Movement.

From the Brunswick Press.
MILAN, April 4, 1860.
Mr.. EpIroR. The time will soon arrive
when the people will be called on 10 select
state and Federal officers. The democratic
party are making their preparation for the
race and marshalling their party for the bat
tie. What are the Wings doing? Why
are net The standard bearers of the party
announced? Mr.. Editor l am for dispu-
ting every mite of ground, and believe if
good men are chosen, the democracy will be
whipped out. In the election for con-
gresham, don't want TO see Gen1. Clark
walk over the field alone any more. He
can and ought 10 be beat, and | am in favor
of beating him with Judge Jacob Smith oil
Linn county. Mr.. Editor, what do you
think oft Judge Smith is an old line
whig-a good canvasser and true man.
We are ripe here for the election, and de-
pend on it old Sullivan will be on hand for
the National union Wing party"
SULLIVAN.
Upon the foregoing, the Editor Of the
Press, remarks
Judge Smith is good Wing, and though
in 1856, in common with thousands Of old
Line Wings he acted with the democracy,
he never belonged TO them; this his recent
| letter in the Linneus Bulletin fully shows.
| We should be pleased to see the Wing
press Throughout this district act upon
"Sullivan's" suggestion"
There are hundreds Of Wings, just like
Mr.. Smith, who acted for season with the
Democratic Party, and have found i. to be
a Humbug, instead of a National Party
They are ready to rally around the old
standard, and will come out from the de-
rocracy, just soon as one Of their number
be it Judge SAITH, or some one else, take:
the field. Like Sullivan" we want Gen,
eral Clark TO have company in the canvass
ISTicknor, Robbins & Co., St. Louis
corner of 4lh street and Washington Ave
nue., have one of the largest stocks Of clio
thing in the city. All who are in want o
pants, drawers, shirts, hats or caps, trunks
valices, umbrellas, in fpet anything neces
ssry to make man look like gentleman
can find the same at Ticknor, Robbins
Co. They. have also on hand large stool
of Boys and Youths Clothing, of all size'
and quality. Remember the place.
ExHrBrT1oE.-The small girls Of tn,
Seminary will give an Exhibition on Satur
day Evening, in the Hall above the schoo
room, consisting Of dialogues, destinations
songs, etc. The proceeds Of the entertain
ment will be applied to the purchase o
Globes, for the use of the scholars of lh.
school. We bespeak for the girls a goot
audience, as it will encourage and improve
them, and the pittance spent will be expen
ded for their ewn benefit. Admittancs fo
gentleman and lady, twenty-five cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
The Democratic Convention,

We give synopsis of the proceedings of
the recent Democratic Convention, on the
opposite page, which includes the Platform
of Principles.
The Convention was very well attended.
Some twenty-thres counties were unrepre-
scented. The proceedings were as harmo-
NOUS as might be expected, for SO large a
body of men, differing as they did on prin-
oiples and men. In the early part of the
proceedings, some disorder prevailed, and
some very worthy gentlemen were "spit-
toOned," who, in return gave their minds
freely, calling brother delegates sack as
sss," with prefix not very PiOus.
On the two leading questions that divi.
ded that body, the managers were very
cautious net to bring about a collision
For instance, the Dickinson men thought
when they got the Platform, (Which Is es-
ssntially anti-Douglas) that they htd..the
followers Of the little giant on the hip; but
they were pretty shrewd, and said never a
werd, until the Delegates to Charleston
were appointed, when it was apparent they
had secured majority for Douglas So
Dickinson got the platform, and Douglas the
delegates. The Dickinson men, seeing
how they were out-managed, attempted to
bind the delegates by the platform, but the
followers of the little giant showed their
teeth SO plsntifully, and viciously, that tn,
instructions were strangled ere they fairly
saw the light.
The Rail Roads presented another knottj
question, which the platform makers fairl,
and squarely shirked. The Rail Road mel
hoped to remedy this by nominating known
and decided Rail Road man, but in this they
failed. Kennel, Sturgeon and johnson
were stuck to with some pertinacity, bu
Maj. Jackson had the strength, and wa
nominated. His exact position on the Raj
Road Question is not knewn, for he has no
been IN position 10 develops it, for sevsra
years-and this fact, no doubt gave hin
strength, because his friends could repre-
sent him pro or con, as best suited thei
purpose. He, however, we are satisfied
will take position, and not seek TO scree
himself behind such a ricketty, wishy
washy resolution as the one adopted On tn
subject by the Convention. That rssOlu
tien Is not Ike him-or at least like wha
he used TO be.
The other planks Of The platform, W
presume there was no trouble about. Tn
''leaaing acts of Buchanan's administra
ton. is something like a "judiciOus syster
of Internal improvements" and will enabl
the apOlOgists of the powers that be to bacI
and fill according to The latitude in whic
they may be for the time being dwelling.
If the opposition act wisely, and at tn
proper time, the ticket and platform Of tn
jefferson Convention, viii trouble no or
after the first Monday in August.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR.. M. B. COLLINS,
nFFICE--At the residence of Capt. N. B.
" Collins. spril19-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
400 Acres:
EInaIS eftlenent.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned :
IN Executor of the estate OF Rsubeu Long
deceased, will apply at the May Term Of me
Howard County Court, for final settlement OF
ans administration upon said estate. - m
auril5-4w IRAC DARBY, Executor
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
AGGREGATE STATEMENT

OF the condition of the Exchange Bunk Of 81
Louis and Branches, for the Quarter ending Bis
Of March, 1860.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
GLASGOW, MO,
Look for the K.

THURSDAY, :::::::::::::::::::::::::APRIL 10, 1850
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
speech OF Hon. mar. billiard.

The President introduced to th Convention
the Ho1. Mr.. IIillard, OF MASSACHUSETTS,, who
said
Mr.. President and gentlemcn;--I have been
asked il l or the delegation of Massachusetts,
ARE prepared o. say whether Ward Eyereti
will accept the uOmi ION which has been
rendered To him 81 cordially, alld With such
Cheering unanimity.
cauuOt and am not prepared TO speak def
iuitely, but all | can say Is that If my illus
trious friend had been here and seen your ia
ces and heard your voices, IL he bad iJit the
JOYOUS tide OF Interest aud enthusiasm which
ILLS name had awakened he must be sonctbiag
more or less than human TO hesitate mo
meat- [ApplAusc.l
Massachusetts, gentlemen, did have faint
hope that the name If her illusirioRs son
might stand urst upon the ticket, bat ste
came here IN the spirit Of 4 generous patriot
ism. prepared to sacrifice aud renounce. and
when she found That a majority OF The Con
vsntion preferred the equally iiluslrious son
OF Tennessee, she readily gave him her vote.
[applausc.l aud ia doing 30 | know she did
tIal which Mr. Everett himself woad have
wished the delegates TO do know we'll that
a more patriotic heart does not beat la the
breast Of any mau on this continent than that
of Edward Everett, Prolonged applause
Aud | trust he will fe. a We feel a sentiment
she said, '-siand not apon tbe order OF your
guiag. but go, that is, 90 To the White lvuse,
Bali and Everett, r eiesi aud Bell, II matters
not which. 50 I1ry both get therr.-( Raars oi
applause
Nr. President, hardly had We been seated
In our PLACES, when gentleman iron one Of
tue southern States came aus. looked intO
our pew 18th a face OF caqalFy, aud ssid be
wanted 20 look at lhe Massachusetts, dcl-ga-
iioa. tLsughter.l He wanted 10 see what
manner 81 mcn ne EsTe-w aethcf we hAt
the sisages, The ilaeameats, the organs, aud
the Dimensions of manhood Nos Tor bis
sake, Tor the sake Of the ladies IN the CALLER
les, ala sorry thai she let OF speekiag for
Mass ehazeits. has net fsllea upon . mere
psFsoasshle nan than |. ttaaghicF.l spar
Ia II may parudy The celebrated refnsfs
Of Brassidas. ~has May eomlier maa tnAn
L." lRosrs Of laugatsF.l But let me tell yea
that are men.
Al this poiat = number q boa faets we're
theoWn 70 Tie SPe lksF from the .sdtes gal
l.rles. which wers handrd TO hin ~ The
President, amid load cheering.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
The "irrepressIoIe ConfiicI'' in


A portion of the Democracy of Shelby held
a meeting at Memphis last Saturday night,
Coli. Il. THORNTON in the chair. and NJ. { a..
GALLAwAY. Secretary. The meeting sus-
tanned the platform of the majority at
Charleston. approved the call Of a convention
ut Richmond. recommended a district con-
venIion to appoint delegates to said CONVEX
tion. aud further recommended that the coun-
ty of Shelby take steps to lie represented in
said district convention.
On Monday night a meeting OF another
portion of the Democracy OF Shelby was held
at Exchange Building. The Balletin gays
off
Judge King was called TO the chair and
made good Union speech. The GLORIOUS
Uniou." term for the employment OF which
by the opposition heretofore. they have been
so much ridiculed by the Democrats, rolled
melOdonsly from Judge Kings lips and was
loudly applauded. Col. Payne read a set of
resolutions indorsing the action Of the Ten
nessee delegates at Charleston, and then took
th. stand. and when we left the hall was speak
ing at the top of his voice the Dou glas side
OF the family quarrel. The brethren on The
other side held 81 meeting Saturday night
and paSsek resolutions adopting the IN ijOrity
platform, sustaining the meeting at Rich
mnnd. recommending the appointment of
d-lcg ;ics, etc. Speeches were made and
o. her business transacted. Would il not be
strange To see the Scripture maxim changed
In Que day TO rad, "a house divided against
itself can stand.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY Is, 1860.
w- The nominations of the Bsltirnol

B- The nominations Of the Baltimore
Union Convention are hailed everywhere, as
constituting pre- eminently able, cOnserva-
live and patriotic ticket. The most violent
opponents OF the Constitutional Opposition
concede this much as to BELL and EVERETT.
Tn are men in whom the PEOPLE have con
fl zee, and in this respect they have the adj
vantage and will keep it OF any ticket any
other party can or will present. The demo-
cratic and republican nominations, il there
shall b. any, will represent aconglomcratIon
Of di-cordant factions, in which the spoils-
i0bb rs piace-hunters and wire-pGllcrs will
have an exclusive interest, and the patriotic
masses Of tbs. hone-t and incOrruptible pcO-
lle no Interest ct all. 4 few depending
opposition papers express fears Of its ayaila-
biIity, and the straigbtOut democratic and
republican prints. while unable to SUCCESS
fully attack our ticket, are prOclaimins that
il has no chance Of succe~s, can command no
enthusiasm, and il pre-doomed 10 defeat
But in this they are totally deceived. The
people themselves have come to see that the
Union Is seriously endangered. that dema-
gogues have held sway long enough, and
they are determined to sweep them from
place aud power, which they will do by firm
ly aud earnestly supporting those whom they
know TO he honest. conservative aud palri-
ofic
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

@The!Memphis AUdlaaehe denounces the
delegates 10 Charleston from that district
Messrs- MCCLASAHAN and CARROLL, for voting
FIR the nomination of DOUGLAS, saying that
ga more shameless violation of the wishes of
the people was never perpetrated." and that
they .went with the free soil. squatter sover
eighty. disOrganizing spoii-seekers, in Oppo-
titiOn 30 their own State delegation and the
entire Southern aud two non slaveholding
States" in voting against the majority plat
form in the,ConventiOn. The M manifestations
at Memphis are a vcry fair Illustration OF
''harmony" which characterizes the sham de-
mocracy of the entire country.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Save Your Horses.

''We take great pleasure in recommending the
exican Mustang Liniment valuable and indis-
ensabe article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches Calls
Horses. Our men have il Tor severe Burns Bruis-
es, Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all
say it acts like magic. We other Liniment.
J w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's and Wells, Far
20 Co IS Express"
Gentlemen ~ had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from a bad hurt, and useless for
year; had used everything l could hear
of wi hout benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini-
ment. 1t has perfectly cured him, and now
take the above price for him
Respectfully yours,
JAMES D0RRANCE,
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal
throughout the world
BARNES & PARK,
mayI-1m Propretors, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
stock Nedueea.

DRkPAEtSG saea - make = change n car oHsiae-s
srfa1 EfsaeuEs sc des.re 10 REESE oqr present
sta<s - msEra pess.ofe- Ia Greer 70 DO tbs Ne
81 sfaF pFxse1t 81 = q staple zEd Fancy Dry
esszaas a 4esazesf prices We hsve 81 hznd . une
e-szFttaeEt q SIX BeF4zrs, Masius 4n1 IraFeliag
fi~s1s, Afa II fzet ereFythek oae could Nish tor-
.lsa. Wac tsaods. Esahfai4eFies, lies cry, Table
naHsast, Ss~esiaE, Bi>aebed And Brosn iocaestics
PlaBtasson tesz fnE sen aad seaeB. ciths, Cas- =
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ssh 20 l t.sltiaa r ataensIee tarPafz crEn-
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srris-sr AIzHolSoS 4 HUMPHREY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Harr FAnE ro B.LrlNoRE.-The Louisrill

HALF FARE TO BlLTINoBE.-The Louisville
Baiiefia OF Thursday evening says
Mr.. +. L Fuller, the active General West
err Agent of The Baltimore and Ohio passed
ihrotgA the city yesterday. lie informs US
that arrangements have been made by which
drl,1s,tes aud others attending the National
Democratic Convention to be held at Balti
more, June 10, can procure tickets for the
round trip at one half the usual fare. THUS
the regular price OF passage is SIG. aud tor
that sum parties can 20 and return. The
route Is via Cincinnati. tue Little Miami Il. Il.
Ohio Central and thence TO Baltimore.
No road in the country has b-Iter acommo-
datious. or is more ably managed. THIS pre-
cent, the safest, suresl, aud spevdieSt route
aud, viii We have no doubt, be universally
ADOPT Il.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

THE KtNa OF SaRplSIA's ExcOnsUsIcArEoS
HaRxikzs Letters trom Florence state that
King tseior Emanuel sas Feeriyed al the
d,ss Of The Cathedral By the Archbishop
sai clergy, the turner of whom himself CON-
nieneed the chant u the Ts Dazsl la eel. bra
iioa 81 ais arrival. This does nos iook much
like accommodation. Sexs day she Pfesats
Aad clergy waited upon him. and eepais-
Ion from Rome presented him With = ssord
OF hoacT. subscribed Tor IN that city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

tbs Adams Express made its first trip bt =
tween Is istun and New York twenty years
age this day. May 4. At first the expen. e
was about five dollars per day. From tb s
small beginning the business Las increased to
such an extent that the daily eXpences OF this
Express Company at the present time are
more than fee nJ 4s1,.d dollars per day. Its
agencies extend TO all parts OF the United
States, and its messengers generally manage
tO keep from one 10 four days ahead Of the
maii.- Boston IrHscTipt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

PLATFORM ENoU1H.-The Boston Courier
eommends the action Of the Bailimore Con.
veniion ia not putting forth platform. be
cause the Constitutional Union Party Is a
party of the people themselves. organic j up
on principles perfectly expressed By ia name
alone. and requiring no further definition OF
it's principles, IhsH devotion to ;he Union
ard lhe constitution. aud Tesolnte detcrmi-
nation 10 maintain both To this standard the
people will rally Tor under il the country
must stand or fall.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

A Rock UNKNOWN To A GEoLoGIsr.-An
old bachelor geolugist was Boosting that es-
cry rock was familiar to him us The alphabet.
A lady who present, declared that she
knew rock oil which he was wholly ignO-
rant.
Name IL Madam" cried Celebs. In rage.
ia is r. OK tne cradle" sir, replied the lady.
C1lebs evaperated.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
No Time TO Wait for The Doctor |!

A BOUT these times all children will green fruit.
n Al any moment OF Day night, they are liable
to be attacked by Cholera Nor bus, Dysentcry d.
4rrLDI. No time then send Tor the doctor. The
GT9ienbeTg DS seUtery 81 Tup Instantly relieves al
cases. No family ought to b. without in the
house. Its promptness has wed thousands G valu-
9ble lives in Tennessee IN the past few years Only
SO cents b1ttle-enough for a whole family for a
whole season. 4 fresh lot just received.
nayI5-u AACkENZIE X MINCHIN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Mrs WinsiOw, an experienced nurse an
male physician, has a soothing syrup for children
thing, which greatly facilitates the process Of
ethisg by softening the gums iucing all in dama
l-wiliallay all pain and is sure to regulate the
Dweis- Depend upon it, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and rehef and health to yeur infants
,rfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisement n
nother column une7dAv1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

ADvIcE 10 LADIEs.--We are aware there are many
four lady readers who complaining of weakness
ld debility. Our advice is go at and get
me Of McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
URIFIER. 1t is delcious Tonic, and just the thing
siren ythen and Invignrate the whole Organization,
I'd purify the Blood. See advertisement in another
Iumn. my10-d&w1m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
Fine Plaats. Erergreens, &e.

rx.ksE nu-sersss frleaas q NJ. wn1fsn KzAyxs, Of
i sks Rassinx Razs EnrseFF ohios sfii - PLEASED
=, -. 40 - = "a his ~ ia.s city Win
49, .seir ttse fro.a As excessive HortieGterst
o. III su.-..ssss al szlsa made By Ina, ssd
49, /, =. krau AIS ksY with fal confidence he
ssrs - ~ frssst Arcsiea kssnss q Bxs1 ~zzElrs
= - "a n csfiese street. skere tAs LADIES', ana
s1.ss barisz s1s<s fa-.s seEss s4rsles.E,s n
sss1 = cal. -f@
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

zg-Caps- q. /. hArssopx, iaIe with Gen.
wAIKER In Nicaragua, Publishes card In
the New Orleans papers inviting eommanica-
lions from all persons desiring to return TO
Nicaragua.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

HOl1oway's Piils.-Dyspepsa, Sick and
.rvOus Headache. Physicians class headaches IN
r six divisions. each requiring a separate remedy.
ignorance Of the immediate cause how frequently
'ust hey err, aud their treatment miscarry. Hol-
ways Pills never fail in the cure of Dyspepsia and
) conseque ces, headaches, &c. may16-1w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
LAND FOR SALE.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Virginia

THIS fayorite Summer resort celebrated for its
l. tine bathing, refreshii breeZes and
aDund nee of fac hsh, oysters and crabs, Will be
ready for the ptiOn of guests the frs of June
with the recent improvements, thorough IenOv alton
aud painting The establishment Will present Rddt nal
Inducements II persons seeking delg II summer
edence, and with the stricTest attention to business
and attentive assistants, hope 10 merit lull
share Of the public patronage.
jos SEGAR,
mayI5-d&triw1m c. c. WILLARD.