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1 pElCTIrlL NCIENCE-

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from Three >uutm>.
AHt rrr.TI 90 rru.uTf. balloons rHn 's ErUsIs
OF f. th..H ..-.iir- IH purchase. % r1..- DI oil.
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a. TUANIF. rIIIE o. FROST.
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WILDER'S
PiTENT SiLiMiNDER SITES.
NJ. - MERCHANTS ROW, BosTON
CoEsTE o. cH.rH.S 'rUrrr.

.'NNNA ~ ~ US ~ ~ 80
TA- fl,~ins sttsr GJm Oh. rrorristrr of OBJ,
Nhs.-sl tauniy, 3. prauf VI The ss1~ri.r g.i,I.-
tiss u this Ssiy.
Ch,Issl. Wa, IS. ISIS
John T.. Wiki. E-g.-p,lr ~. o. r,rf, o.
youT uuis, have he PLEASURE o. thst ths hHk.
AID papsfs cuutsiHsd u ths ~,f- I b.g.ht uf $50.
wtrr periert., EgibIs and uuiHIlfsi D., Dee - ne
baruing Il thv chelsea ia11dr, ul thc uirht ul The
lOih i1st. 1hur wrrr p4rers and lzuk aat-. n
the drs~gFs u ths sIi vhr,h hld rHaIrs4Iaugs ID
having rasssl thruo,h hrr. The >ak uas ,Npos
o. D. an inicus, beat 6r several hlur..
RspsCiiuiy N.llH.,
STEPHEN SlHLEY.
The f,Tll~iug litter from th- Superintendent of
the Mains Telegraph Courl1y. b. another pru.f II
th- .uI~nsr,,y Of J0ha l.. wia,r'. >aic over al
0then
Bangor. oct. %. $40.
John T.. Niklcr, Esq.-D,sr 80. The Sale !
purchased % 500 ~as expose, 90 .trat 5-rys oi
heat ~ tn baruing II che Telegraph Ohrs iu thi.
ctty. u sas in che Gee ~ h0urs thr h0.ks aH.I
papsrs wers uniujurri. lnI he tsu1er 90 the safe
80. sry uifiB-, althlugh q on frun ths second
story o. The bi-su1sut q the btnLIirg. The little
rspaIrs nsyessaFy o. the saic have t.fa made. all
~ shall MT He,l Do return %. Il BE- st a.. god A.
zee. Respectfully y0ur',
u addituh o. The above ccrtiheatss ,n L,yor Il
thee S,irs, received Dipllua and Silver Mel.
al ior the bet Ssir a. the late Fair he'll IN Bo.uua
JOHN 4. WILDER,
MANUFACTURER AND PROPRIETOR,
in 2j Merchants Row, Boston Z
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EIirdd from LHv.
To THOSE JUST MARRIED.-lIAD |
KNONNl

Ia. 4. VI. MArEICT,u: Had rknovn ~ the
important matters it,atel II in the Married W..
mans Private Medical Companion, Sous wear. agb.
hoW much uisco might have csrap,di I have
suffered yesIs ifup eausrs which 500 foint aut h.
,uur biUk, iihYut Knowing what a. dp. I obtain
cl copy AMI fpuud ~, ease trratr IT, Trust
every icmai Will avail herself of the iufaulti1n
contained An AZ t4srs.
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Tic DOloreux and Neuralgia.

These dfsaiful sni sgoniiins Complaints are -
s'i4si'y issfsA BY the Application ~ the Dst'ssie
Bttr. NTtstsCs AL ftrtb. The Belt diiasss Ne
tasctficiiy thfough the system the Necklscs has .
local eject and the flu4i acts directly aIon the l
fsctsi ssrss. IN thee. distressing anieuoIs Tie ~
PlIcau0n NEVER FAILS
CO. Many hundred Csfuhcatss ffo. ell parts n The
eounify 81 the most sstIsoTiinay character caH -
gi'sn trcquirsi
Or No truuhls o. incohveniencs sttsnit the use
81 Or CHkiSTiES G.iLT.fNfC .gkTICLE1
sht thsy may - Wam BY the most isstls ani dslcais
sith pstiect sni safety. IN May cases The SER
taiioh attending their uts hgAiy riseta5i 40
IUsea'is IhsJ ssa 10 seat 70 any J.H u u"
county
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MA11IAGls
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
The CAUSES AND THE REMEDY

Many anl many q vifs ,udurcs wears of bodily
Suffering, and e mental Anguish, pr.irar and help
lc.s cmbhierng bee lir, that II her husband, AMI
haarding the u,ue welfare q hrr childfen. arising
Gnm canes, which, y kssya, would have spared
the suffering, the angui.h 10 the vile, ADD H. the
hu.hand embarrassment and pecuniay difcultic,
hayirs their ofigin " The mind l"ng weighed d1wa
ar hauussct ~ consequence e thc si,Ancss oi the
CO.. ranion n his ls'srm.
Nov unrurtant that he causcs should H. Known
q, ,,,r viir. 90 ever, husband that The jfsaim
,sI L,ir,v irF r1psrJufrrrs o. th. hri'th aui hap
..of 18th u1y g. avoided lie 10 tlp shur
,-,l health top rrcs,rrs 90 admit au, p'fiiln n th
.rr O, b. .rrnt vi,hat no. Gn sHj ymrHt Il th'
,iL... no durh lassg..iHn Il 'u'a nuIk 'n
,t'-I A. iall,vs hhs bon ihe mrau. Oi -ayius th,
L,.itl ana thr If- 81 thousands, as o,rr
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MOTTO T..

THE Suh.cTih.rs call ths attention ofth0ss hav.
go sn-etticd acCugnts = th them IL l1rg staz1.
ihg-hape they NiI sc then sstf~ o, the trst IA,
- Apfh ucNi, and % nj .stt.,J O., that tiuc the,
z c-uir no ons si o. disposed o. Coal CuI III there
. sNprn-s ua.i- alicr thlt iltr.
HUBBARD 5 STEVENS.
rsfi.. Feb. n, lS5I. an
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1000 Persons

" W " = W ~ =
i.siul,rg all ags, ciatsss 81 cUHlifars. su6r,
xligb acre lsiTe uumisr 81 laiift shn sfs ysCs
lady tu'Ifci ~ Nsnuus COM Iairts. have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
vLsn 81 bore q rrnsf Isl tssn given or sni even.
thIHg siss been tucI 90 tain'
10 illustrate ths uts oftAs CALyaNIC DELT,
tuTpnss he eass Of pefsnn srirtsi sta int tsus
~ ritUHIatu1. ul sTIfriA 0r any ether thruuir W
NsfyHus uitaTltf lu uIiuarY fssrs sfIuIulautf sfs
tsksu which. lf hsIr aFiIau on ur rsTfst ani 49,
cIss of che sfHmarh ~ 100 ffuTafsF fsst lut whIrl
lsaye ht paiisut be- lussf state sri 9Th ir.ufti
faculties husT he acton ihus sAriirt has CsttfA
Nos compare tbs 18th IL erect Recalling irum us
aH,I..stIlH ri the GALyANlt BAIT Isssa De
rs,uf sl1sfr' even IN The sofst sYwTtuHIt - o.
sts.k 81 su. ly ts TIE Belt sfJuHi loo f1'y $50.
che Nsrlttr tiI' st directed ln sLHTt gsu1i -
iusFTtlH.s gtHiIrsHl sIl 80 uu ne positive s.HnsEi
of t.r rs.t MsUUy os4slng bslta.Ir I.r. uls'l1n
aH.rh vii Tsts 0u io Tie ussat's ant iAsHrs tsfG
HgHIl o. che positive thus kFeIIng up rHr.~IHlI
bHl,sHt rifrllstH1 throughout ths ffs'sr ttEi
ils nH,i severe sasss II uNsTlrslA sw fiNNA
NhNTiN CURED 4 lHW DAYS IL AHfiN
sJttIDuNr 10 EI,AUi,AIL IHt DisLA,l
90 lfAU.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

DEAR SIR: have concluded TO give you
a few lines in regard 10 the Sons Of TEN
perance in this place. Our Division was
organized in July, 1949 Since that time,
near about one hundred and ninety mem'
bers have been Initiated q have not the doc.
umenis at hand 10 speak exactly.) We lost
a great many m'mbers by the California
mania, some by Withdrawal, and some by
expulsion, but think we yet have over one
hundred good and true Sons belonging to
our Division, and have laltery been making
number Of additions, and are 10 healthy
and thriving condition, and have lately es'
talished Library, which il properly con-
Quoted will be calculated 10 add new charms
to the order, and ! am glad 10 say that mer
are engaged in the cause in this county
that will not falter. Both friends and enc
mics are bound to acknowledge that the or
der has been beneficial here, and it is con
fdently hoped that it will continue 10 be so
until it gains name and fame, that will b.
as everlasting as the hills and mountains
Certainly the cause is one that should emil
the warmest sympaibies from every lover o
human kind. Persuasion is the weapon tina
we use, and that can never give offence tc
any one.
The following is list Of our Officers fol
the present term, and among them are sever
al who were charter members, and some who
have been 10 the Ell Dorado and held ou
failhful:
J. C. Shafer Chaplain; w. R. Samuel
P. w. P, HiIam Black, w. P, w. S.
Burton, w. A., J. B. Taylor, R. S., l.. T
Collier, A R. S., Henry Shaw, F. S., B.
N. Tracy, T., J. R. Murphy, c., F. j. Ri
ley, A. c., J. o. Mellen, |, s., A. J
Amck, o. S.
B. N. Tracy Esq, is also D. D. G. w
P. for this county. He is good and faith
rul Son, and very Jealous in the cause, a
better appointment, could not have been
made. A sure sign that we will continue to
prosper, is that nearly all the old member:
are sill zealons in the cause
Yours, A SON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN SOMETHING TO
Do.-The habits of children prove that
occupation is of necessity, with most
Of them; they love to be busy abou,
something, however trifling, still more
10 be usefuIly employed; with some it
is a strongly developed physical neces.
sity, and if not turned to good account
will be productive of positive evil, thus
verifying the old adage, thai idIeness
is the mother of mischief. Children
should be encouraged, or if indolenty
disinclned to it, should be disciplined
into performing for themselves every
little Office relative 10 their dress,
which they are capable of performing;
they should also keep their own clothes
and other possessions, in neat order,
and fetch for themselves whatever
they want; in short, they should learn
to be as independent of the services OF
others as possible.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
1 7 signed has obtained from the County
Court of Randolph county, letters Testnme n
tary on the estate of Asa KERRY, dcceased d,
bearing date April 2Sth, 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate are
requested to exhibit them, properly anthenti.
Gated, within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be precluded from having
any benefit of said estate, and if said claims
are not presented within three years they
will be forever barred ,
VIM. F. GAINES, Admir-. :
Nav s, lSJl--3w,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
SPRING sSO0DS,

I have received and opened al my old stand
L in Glasgow, very large and extensive
stock of seasonable Goods comprising British,
French, India and American Dry Goods
Hardware and Cutlery, Qucenswarc, China.
ware and Glassware, Groceries, Dye Sluffs,
Castings, Nails, Window Glass, &c. This
stock embraces great variety Of patterns
and the newest ard most fashionable styles,
both for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear This
is the most erteRSire and cheapest stock OF
Goods have ever offered in tits market and
[ assure my friends and the public that will
sell as low as goods Of a similar quality can
be purchased in any h ,use in upper Missouri.
Grateful for past favors | earnestly solicit
a continuance ofpatronage. Almost all kinds
Of produce received in exchange for goods
Those wishing to purchase good and cheap
goods are invited 10 call,
May |, 1851. +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.

rSfp The subscriber respectfully anhOunc-
FuN es TO the public that he has resumed
vss- business, and is prepared to attend to
all orders for Boots and Shoes of every des-
cription. He has on hand complete assort-
ment Of materials, of the best description, and
fashionable Lasts, purchased under his own
supervision, and as he employs none but The
best of workmen, feels confident of giving sa
tisfaction to all who will call upon hun.
He also keeps on hand General Assert
ment of Boots, Shoes and Ladies Slippers, of
Eastern Manufacture, which he will sell al
very low rates for cash.
A full supply of Leather and Shoe maker
Findings Generally, kept for sale.
Shop in the old Drug Store, opposite DR.
Vaughans Office.
SAMUEL STElNMETZ.
Glasgow, May 6h, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

The election of Sumner to the U. S.
Senate is moi only an eternal disgrace
10 Northern Locofocism but serious
National calamity. He is not Wing,
he is not Democrat, he is simply an
AboIitionist, of the most incendiary
type, who goes into the Senate prepar.
ed to do such work as even Hale and
Seward would, for the present at least,
shrink from undertaking, 1t is impos.
sible to conceive Of any abolition out.
rage for which he will not be ready
Think Of such mans being voted for
by all of the Locofoco members. be-
tween one and Two hundred, of the
Massachusetts Legislature. And does
any one doubt that the Locofocos in
the Massachusetts Legislature are just
as good and virtuous as the Massachu
sets Locofocos out of the Legislature
and that the Locofocos of Massachu
sets generally are just as good and viz
luous as the Locofocos of the rest oil
the North? - Lou. Journal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
DIRECT lMPORTATIONS.

The Richmond Republican announces
that che principal mercantile houses Of
will send out an agent by The next
steamer, 10 make arrangements for obtaining
their goods henceforth direct from England. J"
This is the first, but it will not be the last
movement OF this kind made by Southern
cities 10 dispense with The Northern impor'
tations, If the north continue The Abolition
excitement. An enlargement Of feeling
towards the North is commencing at the
South, which nothing can arrest but faith
ful observance Of the provisions Of the Con
sitution, and cessation OF interference with
Southern institutions. Should the Southern
States withdraw their custom from the
North by manufacturing and importing Iol
themselves, it would make the Abolilionisl!
feel The improperly OF their course in res
pect 10 the subject OF slavery and that sucl
will be the case, il the provocalon he con
tnued, there can be no doubt Ii will b
well, then, for The Abolition factions 10 re
fleet seriously upon the consequences which
will ensue should they perseverc in their al
lacks on Southern institutions. Their street!
will be made desolato and their population
be reduced 10 bankTuptcy.-B altimort
Clipper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
GLASGOW g. HUNTSVILLE
Plank Road GOINDSny,

The amount of stock required by The Char
ter of the above company TO secure an organi
zation having been subscribed the undersigned
appointed commissioners to open books at
Glasgow and Huntsville, hereby give notice
that an election will be held at the GdSgou
House, in the city of Glasgow, on the 3D.
Saturday in May--l7lh inst.--tor a President
aud six Directors of said company.
Il. WILSON, ! Comm'rs at
j. d. PERRY { Glasgow.
JNO. McCAMPBELL, J Comm'rs at
III NJ TINSLEY. s Huntsville.
Glasgow, May 1,-2w,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY
On this subject the New York Herald
thus sums up the present prospects Of
the prominent Democratic candidates:
Some few OF the Democrats, for some
time after the passage OF the compromise
measures, seemed 10 prefer the name Of
Gen. Sam. Houston, as the popular man
tha, party, but his praise has fallen to com,
paratve silence. The whole south, except
Texas; at the time opposed the movement,
and now his name is scarcely mentioned
by the Democratic journals. The Louisville
Democrat is the only paper under our OBJ
servaIion which persists in pressing his
claims, apart from the journals Of Texas, all
OF which favor his nomination, except the
Two Wing journals OF The State. In Tens
nessee, where Gen. Houston spent the earlier
portion OF his life, his name is not men
toned, while that Of Gen. Cass is the favorite
Of his party. James Buchanan seems TO
have the Democracy Of Pennsylvania in his
favor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
From the Oseola Independent.
GENERAL CLARK'S FAREWELL
ADDRESS,

As the Missouri Statesman very ap
propriat,ly remarks, Gen. John b
Clark's ualedictory may be considered
his farewell address TO the wing party.
Thus we read and understand it, il
any meaning was designed by its pub
LEGATION at all. No other construction
can be put upon il, and we are ready
to say 10 him, JareweN, long fare
,ceH." Great men, il is said, perpc
,rate great folies, and this address o
Gen. Clark's may be termed thu
record evidence Of his greatness as ,
statesman--a constitutional law give
"a philosopher and a political sage
Alas! for such men as Clay, Webster
Fillmore, Criltendcn, and their peers
You have lived TO ripe old age, only /,
learn from a Missouri legislator tina
you are imbeciles in political ethics
You must now "go foot and spell up.
Though old in the service, you are NJ
longer wings, if Gen. Clark is TO b
the arbiter in the matter. He has ap
piled the (his) test, and you have beer
found waiting, several carots at least
Adieu old patriorchs of Whiggery.-
Your sun is set, and the Clark stai
rises to guide the wing party-shaIl VIZ
say to glory? no--to SHAME and FOLLY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY.

GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY.
The third annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of Glasgow Female Sem.
mary and Odd Fellows Hall, was held
in the Seminary buildings on Monday
the 5,h inst. pursuant to notice, and
was organized by elecling Talton Tur.
ner Esq. Chairman, and Thos. J. Bur.
lholow, Secretary. The chair stated
the Object Of the meeting, when the
following resolution was offered 10y T..
J. Barlhvlow, ard unanimously adopt
ed.
ReSolrcd, That the rent due by Mr.. Fra,
zier, for the session past, be and is hereby
RENTED; and tina. the board Of Trustees TO
be elected by this meeting, be and are here.
IVY authorized to remit the rent due for the
present session, if in their judgment they
deem it e1peden,.
On motion of Rev. T. A. Savavc, the
following was unanimously adopted:
Rcsolrcd, That the chairman appoint a
committee Of three stockholders whose duty
it shall be 10 enquire into the ezpedency oil
purchasing suitable lots for building thereon q
boarding house adapted 10 the pressing
wants OF the school, OF borrowing the means
on the faith OF the institution, necessary to
car,v oul the nnterDtise the debt so created
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
Military Bounty EaInd.
May l. lc5I,
pRE.EMPTION RIGHTS.

IL A.hI liON
I N order that the liberal views of Congress-.
4 in passing the act of IS September, lS5O
granting Bounty Land to certain officers and
soldiers, who have been engaged in the Mill
tary service OF the United States, may be rnr-
riet out, and every expense to the warrau-
tees, be avoided as far as possible in obtain
ing the benefits granted by the gratitude Of
their country for faithful and patriotic servi.
ceS; and at the same time to secure TO tbn
hardy and enterprsng settlers on the Public
Lands, the fruits Of their industry and privo-
lions, the Secretary of the Interior has di.
rCctcd-
That Public Notice be given to all settlers
on Public lends subject to private entry. IN
come forward and file their DeclaratoIv state
ments, within thirty days after making their
settlements and Improvements as rS1vircl
by the IRE EmptlOn act Of 4th Scptc,nbrr
lc4l, so as to secure their Pre- Emptiou RIGHTS
and prevent interference by the Iora,i1n uf
their Warrants.
Ahd that all Warrants may be located I'm.
on the land applied for, if subject TO uriy,,,
entry on the 81 Of March, 1851. witbuut nm
affidavit as TO whether said land is iuornv.I
or not; and after having been So located sail
Warrants shall remain in the hay1s Lftl,,
Land Officers at least forty gll, Ir,t r.,
end OF that time there IS Hg Iufcyi.rpur. by
those locations with PRE- 'emptiul claim, Gr
otherwise, tie Warrants Will he retained for
patcnting, but II here i, such Interference ,
new location VIII be made
| NoIrantees can locate their Warrant, on
l'clr own prescription rights where the land
was proclaimed ana offered at PUZZLE sale
prior TO IRA March, 1851. and where the
minimum price OF the land is more than one
] n - Et,p
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

THE ExPENsE.-The exlradition OF
the fugitive slave Sims, is estimated al
$4,000. A large part Of this will fall
upon the claimant, some $1,000 upon
the city, and 500 upon the United
States Government. The total ex
pense, including subsistence Of troops
and officers, and fees Of counsel, not to
consider the OUTLAWS Of vigilence com
mittees, will far exceed the sum Of SIS,
OOO.-B0ston Mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08


SENATOR WADE.-The Asthabula
(Obio) Telegraph published in the coun-
~ where Judge Wade resides, holds
the following language in its issue of
the lst inst:
Never was anything more absurd, than
the Giddings third party papers, claiming the
election OF Judge Wade ss "free soil tri-
umph." Nay, more, we believe that there
is not an invelerate pro>slavery man in the
State OF Ohio, whom the Giddings' organ in
this place would not prefer to have seen in
the Senate. 1t gives The lie 10 al their
statements, that the Wing party is a pro,
slavery pary-at The same time that it ele
Yates 10 a superior height, the man that Mr..
Giddings has beer envious Of. Great Free
Soil Triumph" that. A few more, and that
fraction Of party will sink into oblivion. -
It is triumph in spite Of themselves. II
any proof were wanting to substanliate The
above statement. we would refer 10 the eff
forts OF every member Of the Senate and As
ssmbly from this dstrict-men who knew
The Judge we'll doing their utmost 10 de
feat Mr.. Wads-and even voting against him
on his final election"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

UEvery body, every sold inhabi-
tanl," will remember the man who
rushed on horseback into the town of
Hartford, when the OLIVER Ellsworth"
steamer burst her boiler, exclaiming al
the top Of his voice, "The Elivor Oils,
worth had biI'd her bu'sterl The Eli
yer ellsworth has bid her bu'ster!-
Something not unlike this was hur'
ried inquiry we once heard made in
this city for the office of"Dr. Ocular,
the Wbeelst. "-Knickerbocker.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

PLANK RoAD.-Seventy thousand
dollars of the stock has been taken for
building plank road from 81. Louis
to ST, Charles. The company have Or
ganized by electing their President and
Directors, and we have no doubt but
that the road will be put under contract
in a shor, time.--St. Charles Ch,on.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08

RICH MEN IN CALIFoRNIA.-The
new capitol Of the State of California
is called Vallejo, the proprietor of
which has stipulated TO build a State
House and make other improvements
in consequence of its being located
there. Security was received for the
execution of the contract and the bond
was signed by the following persons.
who testified TO their wealth, after all
da5ts were paid: Moriano G. Vallejo
Sl,OO0,OOO; John B. Frisbie, $4,000
Salvador Vallejo, s25O,OOO; james M
Eslell, 100000. The public buildings
are to be Immediately erected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-08
Denial Notice.

DR.. ORLANDO CHEEKS would say TO hi.
friends in Howard county, that he will visit
Glasgow professionally, in the course of a
few weeks from the present time. Those de.
sirous OF ayailing themselves of his service,
will please leave orders with Clark H Green
Esq; such orders will meet with prompt at.
tention upon my arrival. Professional busl-
ness elsewhere will prevent my visit being
lengthy one,
Glasgow, April II