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vs,uE ,NEDITrD WORKS OF LORD

VNNHE lNEDITFD WORKS OF LORD
n BYRON, NOW first published from his let
tiers, Journals. and other Manuscripts, in the
possession fhis son, Major George Gordon
Byron. --What Lord Byron said of Pope may
with more Justice be said of HIMSELF He is the
Poet of all times, of all chimes. Of all fec ngs,
and Of all stages ofexiscnce. A thousand
years will roll away before such another can he
hope for in our Literanre-he himself is
Literature" Throwing aside the tramnles Of
conventional life, in his hatred and disgust at
the cant and hypocrisy which sought ia annl
late h m on account o. his Youthful irrcgnlari
ties and indiscre,lons and relying solely on the
vast power of his own mighty genius. he con
temnrd and d"fnd both the world. censure and
pralse. But for the very faults of his ally cdu-
cation the ms!orinnos OF his youth and the dis
appointments which awaited him he cuI1r-
ged INTO ma,hood-hn' for the nS,nrrl monrI-
Of his spirit; and the possess on ufatitcOns
that lonGed ',r s"r'elhing around which {"
twine--bui for the want nr mothers love. l,d
the lnsa Of wiir's nfiectons--but Tor N, J.
nation of evils whc, womb have u~n>i Htri '.
other---hut for all thrs" III" comics # |.roa
might have s!umbcrod. and been los, to us .n'
TO pos.eirtv.
The ligh, that leads rstrav is tho 'iEh' 'h'r
shines fiOtn lIcavcn,' and this glur,us lis
which sheds ,is elulgenfr over every y g. OF 'l<
~r"'hgS' VIII De s"',s'', '"r w VAIN VII vac ""!
sions of his most gifted contemporaries. I, is
thu lightning flash Of genius uncontrolled ana
uncon'roII"ble, that w''' cause p"s'rrlv !"
speak OF the nineteenth century as the age OF hv
ron with Sha@spcnre' Anton Iry"en' an"
rope the name ct byron 7I'i w fntoie ages
mark brilliant period in the development of
IngI'sh focxy, and the generations Ne' t"'o'h'
ELL treasure the smallest relic OF to master
u,hd. IN" v"'nTh 'e UNPUBLISHED nia'"r''S'
~h'ch tie editor ms n'en "n!b.'t TO ''nasS ~
tracking The footsteps ct Loo brrnn through Az
ms p'Igi'inhgrF consists Ct Al ont on" Thousand
Letters Tie Haven't Journal o. ~" year ~
enr,"''ed with "pp'"uN H"'"s ~ 'h' itta N'r wat
Ter SCOT; numerous hnpH"!'s l'd poems. 'n"In-
d'nn t''s"rp'"ss'd portions ct has pr'"'"" WORKS
al" mass % "n"rd"tcs and tEeW'"isctnCes u
ore fN'"n' ny t'r '"nn''Ss ',".c''ll, Nrs
spence r !lo'ni''.V ,'"'Y' NrSSrS ''",''e
"ihtm 'o"r !H'rr' 'te'h" "'N' H"td"h' APP
S"h u" nfr-' ana DINERS l" ,hHSc nc IS H'"",
y p '",','d 7" "'' n"""r" Is letters addressed
7" :" 'd Nv ~ ny h's most familiar friends A
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The Albany Dutchman says: "Who
says this is not an age of PROCESS! A
friend of ours on the 4th was arrested for
assault and battery, last week for petit
larceny, and yesterday for highway rob
berry With any kind Of encouragement
he will reach the gallows by autumn"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

A RosroHIAN IN CALtFoRNlA. A Boeto
niRn, writing 10 the Boston Transcript,
says:
= can get bigger salary here than
the Governor of Massachusetts,, so that I
sha be apt to get along. At any rate l.
10 not mean to come h me ill | can get
big pile to bring with me. ] saw two
pieces Of gold yesterday: one Of which
webbing 81 ounces and the other two
pounds. / saw a man refuse to take sli-
yer in payment for goods, it beng in
ninepences and quarters, At last after
considerable talk, the seller said: "I'II
give you Is cents on dollar for it, and
that is ell it is worth, if take It shall
have to lei it lie by; folks here will not
stop 10 count such small trash
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A sSTAkp,'-We heard a capital story

A sSTAkp.'-We heard capital story,
day or two since, of man who having
been candidate, in border county of
this State, torthe Legislature, supposed
himself TO be elected, contrary to the
fact. At the time Tor the assembling Of
the Legislature, he went to lniIledgevlle
without any credentials. and ignorant
that any would be required of him.
When told by some ot the members &C
ouan'ed with the circumstances that he
would not BE- able to get a seat in the
Legislature, hevery innocently replied
sTh.t don't make no difference; Id just
as leave stand. - Richards Gazette.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

A HIT FROM Llrs. Your father
would not have punished you my child,
if you had not used proIa"e language and
swore."
"Well father swears."
III know lie has been in the habit OF
it, but he leaves off now,
"IS pity he had mt dooe i, before he
taught Bill and me to swear, ana the =
we should have been saved many darn'd
lckens.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

the harIs that now hang in mourning
upon the willows--lnay be tuned again 70
sounds OF gladness--nay raise together the
symphonies Of joy around the heights Of
Zion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

SrEEcu FROM Hon. HENRY CLAY.-Nir.
Clay, during his sojourn at Utica, visited
the numerous manufacturing villages, at
all Of which he was heartily received, cs-
pccialiv at C'ayyiIe--namcd after him
srl.--where he was introduced to the a3-
sontly with a. address, to VI hich he nade
TIE following reply, winch we find in a
letter to the Albany EYoni 9 Journal
Fellow CitjZcus--A lady friend cxtortcd
from me the dangerous promise that I
would say few words on this occasion.
This is in violation Of the rule of preserv-
ing silence to which ! intended to adhere
throughout the journey which am now
performing.
Isee so many ladies around me-, that
am not so well prepared as I should be for
tdo-0-hts, with one TO whom might adj
dress something which would not meet
appreciation.
lily life is rapidly drawing to close,
and membranes of my political career
are croWding upon NE, to which ] turn
sometimes with pleasure, and sometimes
with renret. [ look back with pleasure
upon the history Of that policy TO which
more than half my life has been devoted !;
a policy which has made your country IN
dependent Of foreign nations, and sown the
seeds in this valley which have grown TO
the prosperity and happiness see around
me.
II could find any motive for departing
from the rule of silence, except the obIiga-
ton Of promise, it would be to hestow
my warmest wishes upon place upon
which have been honored by bestowng
my humble name.
tender my sincerest thanksto him who
was instrumental in expressing SO kind a
remembrance, and comforting upon me so
grateful an honor.
devoutIy hope that happiness will con-
tlnuc to encirc!e you, and that the choicest
blessings of Divine Providence will de9-
cend upon every inhabitant of this beauti-
full valley-of these fertile hills.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

Go1p DoLLARs.-This coin is exceed.
inglv scarce, and in New York is ,,oy's'
mandiug a premium Of - aper eena -.
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Magnolia Leaves and Orange Blossoms:
Or, Songs ofthe SOs,lh.


II was faith believed of old,
That when spirit left the sky,
In human beauty to unfold,
A star assumed place on high.
That DER the angel thus earth given.
That star with guardian brightness shon'
Swaving its destinres. till heaven
Reclaimed the wandcrsr us its own!
Thus. lady, DER Thy cradle beamed
A star with mild, suspicious ray,
Whose beauty has Int brighter cleaned
With aar', returning natal day;
Now, all uncl"uded from ITS throne,
1t erccts again, a, this sweet hour,
The chcrub To a woman CROWN
The bud uniulded TO flower
That star has seen thy gir'ish grace,
Developing itself in love;
It's beams have lit thy maiden face
With light ard beauty from above.
Sweet plciad, with prophetic glow,
1t now illumcs the Fnture's sky,
And like sibyl. smiles to show
How bIost thy life will wander by!
oh! MAY that star, with gcntlest ray,
Thus ever keep its Swee: control;
No cloud 10 DIM it's diamond ray
lis beauty mirrored in thy soul!
And oft, as each revolving year
Shall bring thy joyous birthday round,
Still smile AS sweet on thy Cnreer,-
Still find thy brow with roses crowned!
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Sept 90 4s 257 Broadway New York
s'Postnastsrs and others transmitting orders
with money from the interior, will be entitled
to.retain 10 per cent. lfsenthy mail, the post
age must be paid in advance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
BOOTS & SHOES.

wv E have just opened, and have for sale
w at low prices the largest and best as.
sorted stock of boots and shoes we have evel
seen above St. Louis-of choice material and
workmanship--exactly suited TO this narke,
including all sizes and fashions
Ladies calf lace boots o.
do kip and Morocco do
do high and low walking shoes .r.
Fine kid slippers and shoes '
Prunella and congress CATERS r.a..
Village tie shoes and buskins .-.... g..
White and drab slippers Misses and chill
dren's boots shoes and CATERS ..
Gents fine sewed and pegged calf boots
do sup. waterproof and heavy do
Extra thick and coarse boots
do kip and seal do aas -t
A heavy and choice assortment, of thick
brogans, all sizes. ......
Mems and boys kip shoes
India Rubber and buffalo overshoes &c.
BOON TALBOT 4 SMITH. o.
Feyette October IL ...
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
COLIMlNG, AND SHIRTS.

VOUNG BROTHERS, use, Main Stree
IL st. Louis. dealers in Ready Made O. 2
hing and SHIRTS, of every description, at
now prepared 10 attend TO the wants of the
customers, with a stock of goods which is ~
surpassed by any other in the United State
Both partners have devoted their whole Tin
and attention the past summer In getting u
{ his stocksofu13 hSt car 5iTceq sfl ~ Zoos
FALDAND WINTER CLOTHING,e
and we Aatter ourselves that the ertreme 10,
prices at which we car sell our goods togcthe
with the very superior CUT, and MAKE q
our garments, will present irresistible in
ducements to the Discerning Mercants Of tin
West. Our stock of Blanket Coats is mucl
The largest ever brought, TO this ma rket, am
as our purchases were made 10 the EngliS
and German markets, early in the Spring, W
can sell our Blanket Conts at a good percent
age lower than any other House in the Wesi
Our assortment of Business Coats is yer
large, consisting of Sattinets, Heavy Tweeds
Pilots, &c sc. q oM dies isggss Oh. ..sa
Our assortment of Vests and Pants is mos
complete. We pledge ourselves. that ever
bill sold by us shall be invoiced at the lope,
New York prices. Merchants visiting III
City. are respectfully invited toe all and loo
through our stock before making their pul
| chases.tGlfs-'Jh YOUNG, BROTHERS. q
August %, S49.-25--tf. asiEe siuisui
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
0yGreat IndIIceIlien ts.-d

s-a.aa aeF2 j. w. WHITE, Fss-a gFss.
Dealer IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Boot, srd
-fa' ea Shoes. Iron, Mails dc 5-
1880 ROANOKE, MfSSO URL
OFFERS for sale, utfreduced rates, the fol-
" lowing goods, which have been pur-
chased this fail, at the lotcest possible prices
and which he is now receiving, and will con.
tinue to receive until the close Of navigation.
$50 sacks of salt; 10 bbls Kanawha do
10 hhds sugar; 55 sacks cuffee
IL ar chests tea; a bbls lonf sugar
Is bbls sugar house molasses
s do mackerel; boxes candles
AZ do old Cincinnati rectiiied ,whiskoy
brandies and wines, vinegar
Is tons ass'd bar iron, including round,
plates, nail rods, wagon boxes, oil sizes
2Q00 lbs ca Stings, and irons, &r
casks tea kettles, very low priced
16 bbls oil kinds dye stufs
do salelntns. pepper, spice and ginger
II bales quilt wadding and candle wick
81 cases boots and shoes
bales A Indian head and other brands
sheetlng by the bale or piece at Saint
Louis prices .....- .-...-...
100 pieces tckings and drilings, white
lead, oil and varnsh paints all kinds: leath.
or, fine stock on hand; saddlers materials,
all kinds: carpenters and turning tools, to-
gether with ...
Large Stcck of Dry Goods,
Queensware, all kinds; glassware, hardware
and cutlery, all Of which will be sold 30 per
cent LO WEIR than former prices, for CASH
r. .--...- .-.r4..-.... ]. W. WHITE.
Roanoke, October %, lS49 . .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
Steamboat, Hotel, and Mouse

FURNISHING EMPORIUM
THE subscribers have taken the store 1913
Fourth street, Glasgow Row, and have opened
an establishment for the sale of every useful
article ada pied to housekeeping, together with
a general assortment of useful and fancy
articles. ..-- '"
Silver plated Brittana and panished tin ware
of all kinds .a I'd l'-i7
Jappaned and bronzed ware -E-+ aI %
Wooden and willow ware; iron ware 5.sl
Cutlery and hardware, shovel and tonps and
standard hat racks, bronzed cast iron: bird
cages of all kinds; French baskets, yery hand.
some; cane chairs; feather and bristle brushes
and busters; towel racks; guns and fishing
tackle; curiosities; baby Jumpers; children's
toys; all kinds of cooking utensils; forms for
charlotte de russo jelly, cream 8rc hall lamps:
nursery lamps, 3rc. floor and table mats: card
and cake baskets; curtain bands and pms:
stair rods; gongs and bells; wire and ba,r
selves, mouse and rat traps; tea trays; nap.
kip rings, ETC., etc. ...'g
80 BRAlNERD g. THoRNE,
l2s, 4th st. Glasgow Row, opposite Vine st.
st. Louis, Oct. IL, lS49.-m3 t-.f ~
FNAR-76 KpUs in fine orJo. 80. -..,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
JOHN R. CARSON,
Manufacturer Of Tin-Ware

ULAsGDW, Mo.
Is atall times prepared to do all business
in his line, on as favorable terms as can be
done in st. Louis, or any other place in the
State. H.f rrs
He keeps on hand full supply of all ar
ticles usually found In a tin.shop, and is al
all times ready to fill orders from merchants
or others, without delay.
Guttering, plain and ornamental made and
put up TO order. Repairing of all kinds in
eludingCook stove fixtures, done at the short.
est notice. .is BOO r-.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. "a.
A call from persons visiting Glasgow, is
respectfully solicited.
OF Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, taken in
exchange for work.
Glasgow, Nov l6, l54S--ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20

French, Drawing, Painting and Needle
Work, the usual prices. 80 -.s>.-
Good boarding can be procured at, from 81
25 to 81 50 per week. -'..--s--a
The Board Of instruction for the ensuing
term will consist of the following personal
w. L. LUCKY, A. nj. Superintendent and
Principal of the Female Department; w. T..
DAVIS, A. B. Principal of the MAZE Depart
ment; c. G. HUfFAKER, Assistant IN the
Male Department. Miss c S. WHITE, teacher
Of Music and Drawing; Miss l.. c. LELAND,
Hssis.rnt in the Female Department Mons. J..
E. HAMILTON, teacher Of French. 3iol- I'd
Howard High School having been in sue
cessful operation four years, needs no common
dation from the Board of Trustees. Its char
acter is established 81 49,. ~ - .-t "a
Miss G.. S. WHITE, teacher of Music,
Painting and Drawing, has given entire salts
faction, and fully sustained the reputation o
the department. We can confidently recon-.
mend her to the public as well qualified former
station. ,.gtEggf -rae
Young Ladies desiring tostudy the ornamen-
tai branches, will find Miss. White skilful
and accomplished teacher.
All PERSONS desiring to attend the Schoo
are urged to be present at the beginning ofthe
session. "a. -.---r-r .
We bespeak for the School continuation of
that patronage which has been so literally ex.
tended to it heretofore sh''ia.s 9F- - 81
-rfs Or SAMUEL c. MAJOR, ''ta-
President Of the Board of Trustees "
Fnyette, August 9 1913. i' si -sts-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
LIFE INSURANCE.

pY THE PHOENIX INSURANCE co.
II OF ST LOUlS--CAPITAL $5O, 900, IN
ADDITION TO THE, PREMIUM .--The Lo-
gislature of Missouri having granted perpet.
uai charter for insuring lives, and granting
annuities to the above company, with guaran-
tee capital of $4,000, which may be increas-
ed to $500, 600; said company having been du.
y organized, now presents its claims to tho
public for portion of their patronage. be-
ieving that when its charter and proposed
manner of doing business shall be examined
and understood, the advantages offered will
be obvious to ALL; amongst which we NAV
mention the following. The safety of q
stock company, with the benefits of sharing
III the profits OF the business; the premium
graded TO the lowest scale of any responsible
company; the semi-annual pay ent of premi-
ums for the convenience of the assured; DAVIS
OF grace liberal, travelling privileges larger,
and residence in the southern States longer
than is usually given. y T. .t'gtsss -
OF the many advantages of life Insurance.
we do not think it necessary to speak in tbi.
notice, they are beginning to be too correctIys
appreciated by the prudent and consderate to
require any comment from u.s. To those do
string insurance or information on the subject
we will be pleased to furnish our table of
rates, sc. t--.-
Risks will be taken on persons going to
California, and on slaves employed on land
or on boats on favorable terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20

~, Washington Avenue, near Fourth St.
THE undersigned has constantly on hand
and manufactures to order, Marble Man,el
Pieces, Monuments, Tomb stones, Furniture
Tops, and every other description of Marble
Work, at very low prices. ~ ~
~ b. | employ no Travelling Agents Or
ders sent to me per mail, or left with J. d.
Perry, Esqr., Glasgow, will be executed in the
best manner. carefully packed, and warranted
to give satisfaction, in quality and price.
! also keep on hand, Calcined Plaster Paris,
Hydraulic Cement, White Lime, Marble
Dust, &c. JOHN C. WILSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
Books e. Stationery.

yuyHE subscribers have just received at their
IL Drug and Book store the following arti
cles
Grsy,s Chemistry: Gales Philosophy
Cutters Physiology Buffers Grammar
Rav's, Smiths q Thompson's arithmetcs
Goodrich's 4, 2, 3, a, 5, Readers
DAVIS AIesbra: Thompson's Days Algebra
Goodrich's Ancient and Modern History's
Morses' Geograpiy's .- t--. q y
Wayland's Practical Economy
Book Of Government, by Farley
Also Steel pens, Quilts, Ink, black and blue
Cap and Letter Paper; states and pencils
Drawing paper a ndPencils; Motto seals and
waters; with many other articles OF Books
Stationery, DC. too tedious TO ennumerate
We invite our friends andthe public generally
'" nov pIGGES g. HORSELY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
MARBLE, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,

NHE subscriber respectfully returns his
Il thanks to the Public for the liberal pat
ronage he has received during his residence
in this place, and begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared 10 fill orders for Tomb and Grave Stones,
out of Italian and American Marble, and
palmer material, at as low rates as any es-
adjustment in the state-guaranteeing salts
faction as to workmanship. t'"a7 e.
Intending to devote his time exclusively to
the above business, persons may rely on hav-
ing their orders promptly filled. $50 ..--
Shop CD Water Street, one door below the
Times Office. PHILIP BAlER,
Glasgow, August 80, l649.-26--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
WHITE SHIRTS.

VOUNG BROTHERS, 1850, Main Street.
IL St. Louis, have in store enc thousand
dozen White Shirts, comprising every quality.
from the lowest price TO the finest article in
the market, which they are selling at eastern
prices. ny |sd sa' 10 7eEHo7s V.-s ID
1900 Wool New Reed Flanel, Canton Elan.
81 under Shirts aud Drawers, in store and for
sale at Eastern PriceSl s-5-z.r sA., b4e .sy.
a .c5-, g,, ,- YOUNG BROTHERS. !
-, Anew doars above the Bank, ST. Louis
August %, lS49.-25--tf - W Wv u
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
=, JACOB BLATTNER's, NEW
Electro IMagnefO Machine. !.
For MEDICAL PURPOSES. n % "

The favor with which this little Machine bsa
,een received by many Of the Medical profess
sion,l and others who have used them nm nerlTt
sons laborihg under various diseases. who
have been restored to health, or beneft,od
thereby, induces this publication. The ma.
'hinesis quite different from all Electrical Ma
hines and Golvanic Batteries; it REQUIRES to
be used but from one to Eve minutes at n time
Inc eneets are not repulsive to the patient,
'nd no III eHects can be referred to. Testi-
,oniais 10 .ts favor are daily accommodating %
It admits Of the most perfect control, AZ 'fro.,,
high degreciof power, it can be reduced with
nnerring certainty, down to the veryi smallest.
~ slight alteration of the wires, at the plen-
sure OF the, operator. 1t requires no assistant,
inits use, where the person is able to hold tbs
handles. The machine has been appliedin en-
sees oflTic oDoloreux, .Erysipelas,. Nervou.
rremor, Paralysis, Stiffness and Inelasticitv ~
Joints, Lnm5ago, Rheumatismi Sick Head.
Ache st, Vitus' Dance, Scrofula, White Swell
ling CuryqtUres of the Spine, Kings Evil.
Dyspepsia Disease Of the Throat Tooth.
Acne, sDropsy, Sqointihg,s Loss of Voice.
Deafness, and numerous cases can be- ieferreS
TO within the last four months. Manv of ~
cures have been pronounced astonishing. d "a
- sL'''o JACOB BLATNER.sai as ss''1s
Mathematical and Philosophical Inssrwmoxt
2.fL tl.u ,fgA, YANliakser,a Z; - e1eib7g 10
Has on hand and for sale ~
Surveyors compasses and chains ol'tS53BN1o
Leveling instruments basfsys-,1 ,ro,r,-,yg
Theodoite pocket compasses
Spy glasses, Barometers, Thermometers 5sf
Hydrometers, of silver and glass .72f qaf.sg
Hydrometers. for acids and salts g..
Drawing Instruments; Spectacles 0'@ -ia-iA
Ivory and Gunter's Scales and Pro,rac,srs 7syr
Hour and half hour glasses, ,t,7, .f,..,
Microscopes; .Magnifying glasses ~ iS
Magic lanthorhs; Electrical machine, ssl
Surgical and Dantn Instruments.
Pocket dissccting, cupping and self.injestiag
cases @t~Eii'tEfs tG1 assn 49,
Syringes, large and small s,2 s5.iTr ---r,.~
Lancets, forcePs, turkeys
Brass cups and pumps S}t'-j 90 % geE
Large scales and weights, fordruggi.ts . ~
PRESCRIPTION scales on stands =
Musical INSTRUMENTS. t'.sa-5st
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, DC. .1egrg--.S nae
[ c.g -ef. 5S, Second street.,
st. Louis, March 8, 1s49-l-y | ID"
s'0' LEAD AND SHOT
500 ID. Bar Lead. .sei r ts.tf
30 bags Shot, just received and for sale
by - S'.' nils aTa JNO.TD PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
Glasgow Female Seminary


This institution will commence its first ses
sion on Monday, 18th inst, under the super.
vision of Rev. ANDREW B. FRAZIER, and con.
tinus for five months p a,sifsat.7 ed .st
IIE .r.s TERMS. s's.-E .'E q.
. r'a ay- PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.. arll '5s.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and elements
of Geography and Arithmetetic, S6 90
ego 0r-A SECONDARY BRANCHES. ia'Hra
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography.
and History, with the above, -i /. IS on
eds .Har,H THE SCIENCES. "a 20 .'5BF1G
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Botany,
Physiology. Geology Higher Arethmetic
Algebra, Geometry, Rhetoric, Logic, Optics
Surveying, Mensuration, &c. rl -j SiO 90
.a .s.a.. u THE CLASSICS. .9i.sE -raost3
Latin and Greek Languages, with --;sE-
f.g..u the above, r...-- ..tr t.t. .- Hl2 so
= ZgH EXTRA CHARGES. srs sgs k
Music, French, Drawing Needle Work, SO.
the usual prices will be charged. Deduction
will be made for absence only in case of pro.
tracted illness.
F. A. SAVAGE, 'H
E----.. Chm'n, Board of Trustees.
Sept. IL, 1s49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20

RoOms No, l03 Fourth ST., corner of Ozi,e
MIR. e. has rich and rare collection Of
IN specimens, for which the first premium
was awarded to him by the Mechanics Inst.
,ute' at its last fair. Every description of
Daguerreotype work done at this establish.
ment on short notice and in the best possible
manner.
St. Louis, Aug, 80, ls49.-26--y