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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22


siesippian Ert,. Of H. Ie,h -"
IL a. pem,ls az M;..;..;,..; ~. ..--,....
which was Appointed bv tis Convantiom. v,hich
was held m The city Of Jackeon on the i6sh snd
l7th Of june last. TO iii bv nouinstion snv vscsn.
cy which might occur in t6e ticket Which W fhen
offered 70 the people. has been reIeved Of ~ ~
cessiiy Of indicating suitable candidate 10 supplv
the vacancy occasioned BY the Withdrawal Of Gen.
Quitman. The people and the democratic preea Of
the whole State have already nominated Coi lar
ferson Davis, for Governor Of MiseiesipDi. We r..
gard, therefore, Col Davis q he candidate Of tha
people, and we shall moi withhold he erpression
Of the ready and cordial concurrence Of the com
mittee. E. C. WILKINsoN. Chairmsn.
Jackson. September 10. 1851.
The ultras have also changed the style of their
ticker fsom D.moc,.,;c e,.,.. p,~h,. :, n..o.
.,.,;. a,.,. m.L.. m. i.....1 -Is-
s s:a.s s'e'o .I - ~ ovI cs"nos cn.nse
nv spo"' ana foo'e can defeat JeneEson Davn q
easily on that ticket - on any other.
Mayyland The MARYLAND Democr..;c sa..s
Oonvsnnon met q bciamofs on ne lSsh, and nom
,ns'eo map f'snc" inoAas iof comptroller !;
james Murray iof Cotnmhsionef q me Land Omce,
ana Inomas n ssswsn iof Aos'esy Governor:
NeUYork.-The Wing Convention adjourned on
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Printers' Convention.-This body met at Balti.
more on the 18th inst. The business transac,ed
the first day was of little interest or importance,
Tbs following are the oficen:
President-J. L. Gibbons, of kentucky. Vice
Presidents William G. Figner, Of Penn .ylvania !;
George Walham, of Massachusetts; J. r. Level.
Ign, Of virginia, and VIM. G. Williams, Of Ohio.
Stewardship. F. Conway, Of MARYLAND. and
Henry A. Guild, of New York.
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Esiixvs-An tonio Nsllo, arrested for attempt.
ing 70 cemmis : robbery, ~ o6loss Dosssd, Firs.
Municipality, Il the request II Joseph Bodrequss,
was imprisoned 70 await an examination before
necesder 0pnois.
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CAarss IF Lsrasny.-N. Farrell was arrested
in the Second Municipality, last evening, or :
charge Of lsrcsny.
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AUCTION STORE,
~ Corr 0TRRBT.
IL knds Mchandss rsesivsd ssoss sshss
"A o. Private Bale.
Particular sisusion vlI b. paid outdoor sales Of oasses
Liberal advances mads on nvosssof Goods vkeu devosS
70 " sold ii auction ~ q
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6ssSic;sxs.-Wm. N. Brnnss wss arrested. On
1aearday night on the charge n bsiag found soa-
|psslpd in the house Of jobs Stroud, under suspi.
eieas eiscvmstances. Is ~ d -
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List Of vessels I'm Port Not cleared,

Pasoongor0s
Per schr Two Fdsnds from Chssss-s cabin, 70 sssass
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MI0UEL HDHuAuDD2sJ Rs
" Ia candidate fse rs-sssduu, cOuDxA0Lna ~ 9A
scs Of The Psaes, Third MsaisIpaly xsstisa u thtd
tsvsnbsr, 1851. aplo
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q WILLIAM BARNas respectfully oiIiss hnsGf q
candidate for the oos Of 6tats Tax Celsst s Second
Municipality. Election taks plaos - ths "a Il Novsmba
next According 70 ats aot Of IL Lasatas, thu viii
only one Stas Tax Collector los IL whes u IL Second
Municipality. oompEissd bsewsn Rdiety nead and Canal
street, from the River 70 ths Laks. MA
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FOR A0sED0OR.

~ We authosssd v sunounss 9. b. PAen y
candidate for Ase.~fas IL oty Of NswOsans 1,sssa
10 be held November .. Iobl UW
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RssssxAS. Jshn Niehelsoa. dangerous and
ssspieious-was Ssnasdsd By Recorder Gsnois for
further hssrins.
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Samuel Wllson & CO. ". Steamer O. Il. Watkins.
I N the U. s. District Court, Eastern District Of
LouisiaAa No. 6762. In ohsdencs the commands
# an .d%,s ws...n, 2 Ne d e Y is above suit
Apparel and Furniture. AID do hsrsby cite and sdmon8
e <. 3 d 20 r n..: az s S.
hs oily q Ns16 .. = 6ssss shs Tina MOSDAY
s1 = ~ e.. san w
.rait..s. sH - 3 oaadsansd and nd asSssaby .
z 3. Ss.h ~ Bacon psisset Ls.i.,.n. New
o d s''''a'- e. = .l T4 -. ST! ~.
FRUITS. FRUITS. !. FRUITS 8
+ LAYRR RAIelNs-lao half bsza, u psins ouasr,
s9kE sssSF;r , 4 ::hR - sssl ..-.'''
100 S s1Iaidt i .s sxiisro1 co,
EVERY NAN HIS own CANDLE MAKER.
4 atsb X 49, =. /; = ssss
s 4. = !. esss o,sa ~
:ok peend q tesow eve tam esw. sod h cands
- Isl !. 20 wooDs i fzsk " ~ as = ..
T AMPS, CHANDELIERS AND GRAN
al 81 IS =: 60 "a = Z:
iii y /: : = fSsii7s : II : -: j.
u toSSoH "a DuBLlH PORTER. h ~. ~
Iy6fCl sad sURroN ALE. ass b -. end e.s..
IMsa WHISKY. IN puasAse. ~ ss.issA.s. win
h6SfifizSo ss555shs sX E %SIsF 81. gE,...
I .ARD-9o0 ksgs vsEy choice, q ssIs 81
A. " sA'stF %. y Usaa " OA'Lsvs
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~ CAUTION! u
800 sssEesfe islslSA GElssb tls G.''
= nm "A n 81 sa g 3 + Z B I 81
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WEsTERNvERANDA, conner Tohoupitou.

"a, vv = - ~ s3:s..- ~ sssshlssne.. -
ssaey9sses ~ ~ faIat.e. go. IL psopsissas.-
Woa8 sog1lv eanllnas that theg -.
as.ck ~ ssasas beasdas II Nys ~ supposed d
III ~ s.sssaes shas IL Bar Of thh hssss Win open
TO-DAY, IN inse. q p H., uadae IL - Of manago-
; e: u f'''a v''A a BUM rs KoCn sss
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u JossPn w. Dunxs i aa indsps s6nt sandidats =
the Office Of Constab d ~ Second Jusss Cssr. Hee
ton, Nov. Q. 1851. to11
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~ A. w. ScArKs. the present Callecaos Tor The Thfd
Representative District. il oandidats os eats Cesssus fu
the Second Municipality. iii
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LNssA JvegSrNDo6s
PU1pHA DBD on Loo A3BD.
HOLDERS OF LAND WARRANTS NJ,
- AMsf ~ 9sppnbm, 1eoo, = HI Rsksse1y. n
-: ~ se e. ~ psies by naklas ~
~ - I've tlsfs WsnAs0 lososed o - ckoios ~
k2L.s ~ pee:ooe 1peoaioa mads Of eAoh tIsgS y
ssi is'1 US s&R1e.siL worm = 10000.
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SAMUEL 8. HoeAH. d eandidsts for STATE Tax Co
lsosOr, Second Muniopaity. and viii BE- supported By
host Of fisnds. Election November ., 1851. ia
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zceg zce!l zeeg!g
= = D.; -: 20; 81 IS O.: -. s
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ROOTS, SHOES AND BRO0AN6 = 800
9: - = =. 7. IGn 1I4 I g 90: -
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THE public can be accommodated - usual N
- Il this e&ahlhhmsnt. The fire - ths ID instant
did but Aight husy 70 tie @oael,
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BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS-3s2 mack
~ sgss. noH landing from ships Foss3 Prnos. Levi p
Woodbuws xsnss and ksntloky; inesshse with
-sQO csses In stoas. foeming . compIets ..
odMsnt for oountzy and oily uads. faf sals~1Du
P.r'esl'' ''.ss'iQs paid Al e eyas e PIsn...iea
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j BUlLDRRs-ia addtios 70 ! asnsssi besnsss /. ~
sRevs lns th.y VII ccenaos e bald snd guaranty Bdsk
% sql nd fM further infaenafica, pisaae iaquiso u
Mesa aay1an A.!dsa. - Msgazns sIsss. uhsse pans
IT !. W. J. A. ORARY.
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vssssrs Edit0rs Psase anno1nos J. L. WlMrBR. IL
present. incumbent. candidate fss Slsotoa 6e ~ ess
Second Justice Of the Peace for The parish Of Os;saas
F{lsction November 3, 1851. III
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TO PLANTERS - 5000 pairs MUD AND
i DlTCHIMG BOOTS. $3.50 : n ~
: 49, ~ II = SS u J. ! %.
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TO PLANTERS - $4,000 pairs RUSsETT
i HROGAN6, N store and fus ssls b. VIZ
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1851.
Regular Saturday Packet

For jefferson City, Rocheport, BoonUiHe
ArroO Rock, Glasgow and Brunswick.
0g5s nTHE new aud fast running steamer
rsk sststs GEN. LANE. Isaac II, McKEE
master, having been purchased and reftted
expressly for the above trade, will commence
at the earliest opening of navigation, and
will make regular weekly trips, leaving St.
Louis every Saturday evening at 4 O'clock;
and Brunswick every Tuesday, at / O'Clock,
A. NJ. On her downward trip will be al
Glasgow, Arrow Rock, Bjonvie. Rocheport.
Providence and Nashville, the same DAY; and
Jefferson City. Mouth of Usage. St. Aubert
Portland, Herman, Washington, Augusta, On
Wednesday, and arrive at St Louis early on
Thursday morning. Her officers hope, by
strict attention to business, to merit sha re
OF the public patronage.
For freight, or passage, applp on board ,or 20
WALL q SCOTT, St Louis.
c. d. E!TZEN. Herman.
p. c. ARNOLD. Portland
l.. ROBlOU g. Co St. Aubert,
w. A. BENNETT, Cote Sandcsseu.
L: b. CORDELL, jefferson City
CROW a. JACKMAN. Rocncport.
A. G. GODDTN. Bnonvilie.
J. A. ADDERTON. Arrow Rock
J. w. HARRIS, Glasgow.
BALENTINE d. OUTCALT Brunswick
Jan. 23d 1851,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
NEW YEARS. DAY, 1881.

4 L the commencement of a New Year
ZAthe undersigned take the appropriate oc.
ca sion to tender their acknowledgment for
The constantly increasing patronage which
has attended their business in Fayetie, and
at the same time beg leave TO lay before their
friends and the public, the principle on which
their Mercantile operationsswill be conducted
Tor the present year
We are well assured that Mercantile bust
ness upon general system Of credit, cannot
be conducted with advantage 10 buyer or sci.
Ter, aud that such system deburs a town
from successful competiti, an with those whose
Merchants pursue n more prompt and vigor
Gus course; nor do we believe that the pres
ont monetary condition of the country re-.
quires general credit in The sale of Goods
any more than in tue sale Of Agricultural Pro-
duce.
We, therefore, for ourselves, adopt what
we conceive to be a more sound and healthy
system, one which we think will commend il.
self to the favorable consideration Of our old
friends and the public, and under which we
nope to see our business incrcase-not by
lessenng that Of our neighbors, but-by an
increase in the commercial importance of the
county seat Of Howard County.
From and after this date, our business will
be conducted on Il strictly cash basis. We.
therefore, respectfully invite the attention of
The public 10 our new grade Of Prices, hich
are reduced 10 the LOWEST NET CASH STAND.
ARD; and with unsurpass ed facilities for pur-
chasing goods, and doing business advantage
ously. we assure nnr friends that every 9roin.
Use will be rgidly performed, aud that WE
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD, on any
terms.
Making then, the VERY LOWEST CASH rrr-
z 4 m st,F. l,Y, 4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27

"GRAuAM, for March, comes TO
US in new shape, that is pictureless,
so far as fashion plates. &C., are con.
cerned-but in lieu thereof, lii contains
an extra number of pages of reading
matter. This number contains in all
IA pages reading matter, entirely
original, from American writers. The
Apri! number will be embelished with
plates of "he ,0edding dresSes"-un,il
after the appearance of which, all
weddings will of course, stand adj.
journo d! Three Dollars per year.
Address Geo. r. Graham, 1874 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
MillerS and IHacIsinisss.

addition 10 our usual large supply of
Il Mill stones, Boiling cloths, Saw Mill irons
screen ware and TODp'S IMPROVED POR-
TABLE MILLS &c.
We have the sole agency for the sale Of
Rubber Belting-the cheapest and best Belt
ing for Elevators, &c, and will not stretch.
Rubber Packing-the best article known for
making tight steam JOINTS. Rubber Hose
cheaper and better than leather for conduct
ing water. Machine stretched Leather Belt
ing, Lace Leather, &c. &C.
ALSO-IRON PROOF AFFS-cne
Of which every Merchant Mill should have.
e. d c. TODD, No. pit Main St.
St. Louis, Feb, G, lS5l-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
"a, Steel, Wagon Esoxes,
SElringS Etc.

SATONS Of the above article IS now in
%o my warehouse, and for sale at low
prices and on good terms.
For wagon boxes, by buying hill Of Iron,
shall charge no more than for Tire or broad
Band 1ron and if you ask me what sell first
rate Tire Iron, and broad Band for, | shall
not ask you any more than Acts. per h. 5 per
cent off for cash, BY purchasing bills of $50
and upwards. But as general thing, pro.
pose to sell on open-Act. ~ pay when you
have it, and take when you need it, and settle
up nt the end Of The year
CHAS. Z. FALLENSTEIN.
Jan 23i 1851
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
Gums, Rifles and Pist0ies.

'ENO provide for the increasing trade in this
4 department, have made arrangements
to import fine double and single 1arreled shot
guns, direct from the best English manuiac-
turers.
shall be in receipt for the spring trade Of
a very large assortment of fine and common
doutle and single harre' shot guns, rifles and
yaugers, suitable for plantation or mountain
trade; Colts and Aliens revovers; belt and
pocket pistols; powder TASKS and shooting ap-
pnratus generally, which vii! be SOLD to the
trade at very reduced prices,
heve also attached to my establishment a
gunsmth shop and shooting gallery, where
all guns and pistols can be tried to the salts.
faction of the purchaser. Having employed
an experienced workman AIN prepared to do
all kinds of gunsnithng and manufacturing
fine guns to order.
EDWARD MEAD.
81 Main ST., corner of Pine, St. Louis, Mo,
Feb 20.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
GREENABAUa, A. BAR
Greena ba N asl e. Earth,

- ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
L q the public, that having formed CO.
partnership for The purpose Of carrying on
general mercantile business, win open and Of
fer for sale, about the LIST of April next in
the house now occupied by ". F. Birch &
Son, one of the largest and most complete as
sortment ofgoods ever offered for sale in Fay
cite. They hope to receive liberal share Of
patronage, and will strive to merit the same,
The friends and customers of A. Greenabaum
are invited to call, with the assurance that
business will be conducted on the same liber-
al terms as formerly.
Fuyette, February Goth, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
Farm for sale.

IAagsA The undersigned is authorized to
E:s.Ssa sell the Farm of Drury Pullnm.
fissik4@ decd. late of Saline County, for
eszSszsss the purpose Of distribution.
The Farm, contains about 100 acres, with
about 200 acres enclosed, has on it a good
substantial Brick residence. with out bull.
dings. 1t is situated about miles west of
Il usgow, and within miles of Cambridge,
Saline Co. Mo. Terms liberal. and will be
made known by reference to Thos Shackel.
ford in Glasgow, or to the undersigned at his
residence in Saline Co.
JOHN C. PULLIAM,
Feb. 'l3-tI Executor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
Trustees Sale.

wv HEREAS Michael Roberts ard Nancy
w Roberts his vile, cid on the four.
teenth day of June, ls47, execute deed Of
trust to the Undersigned, on the north end Of
the west half ofthe south east quarter of Sec
tioE sixteen, Of township ftty-0ne, of range
fourteen, Howard county, to secure the pay
ment of a certain debt specified therein; now,
as said debt remains unpaid, | will, on Satur-
day, the Eighth day of March, next, sell be-
fore the Courthouse door in Fayette, the tract
of land aforesaid. Due attendance will be
given by
JOHN w. MYERS, Trustee.
Feb. ID, lS5l-3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
HENRI Y W. SMITH,
T>RoM THE ABOVE GARD !, will ba

ENRoM THE ABOVE CARD it will be
IL seen that have purchased from Mr. IL
w. Smith, his Watch and Jowelry establish
ment, and will continue the business at the
old stand, where II shall keep a general as.
Sortment of Watches, JeweIry, Silver Ware
and fancy articles, oil 5of which viii sell
very low for cash Particular attention will
be paid TO repairing fine Duplex and Lever
watches. By strict attention to business,
hope to merit nd receive liberal patronage.
JOHN CHA NBERLiEN,
(fln Ian -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27

Regular Tuesday Packet KANSAS.
For Portland, J.fsrsoa Ctty Poctegors, Boon,
ri!ie Arrow R0ck and Glasgow,
Missouri Rirsr.
~, n, The splendid light druusht pas.
lAassigSEs serger steamer KANSAS, Capt.
y ~, Z. Jewet!, Commander, having roceuly
undergone a complete repair, her cabin extern.
ded, aud been newly rthtted and repainted,
will on the earliest opening Of navigation,
resume her regular weekly rips. Leaving
st. Louis every T4s,day Al o'clock, P. NJ,
aud Glasgow on her return trip every Friday
at IL O'clock A N. VIII he ut Arrow Rock.
Poonvile, Old FrankIin, Rocheporl, Mount
Vernon, Providence, Nashville, and Martins
Landing, same day; at Marion, Claysville,
Mouth OF Cedar, Jefferson City. Mouth Of
Osage, Cote an>dessein, St. Aubert Port.
land, Hermann L.outre Island, PInckncy.
Washington, South Point, Augusta aud pcr.
Lubndic, on Saturday aud arrive al ST. Louis
early on Sunday morning
The Commander OF the kansas embrace.
the present opportunity OF returning his sin
cere thanks for the very libeIal patronage ex.
tended tr him the paS season, and assures his
friends that unremit,ing attention on the part
Of himself and officers, shall be made to merit
4 continuance. Shippers will bear in mind
that the extreme light draught Of the Kansas
will cuabe her to carry Out their freight both
in high and low water,
For freight or passa go,app!y on board or to
Wall 4 Scnit, 81. Louis.
Chas. d. EItzen, Iemann.
P. c. Arnold s. Corl po.,l,rd
L. e. Arncs. io'''a"u'
W. A Bennett, Cote San. desseiG
Col y Il Ill.,. II, B"Oer' Jefferson City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
EiaslsepOsa's CASH Store
and see his customers taking away goods al
paying their bills at
CASH PRICES.

CASH FRICES.
Every article now offered for sale by me
is at greatly reduced prices and purchasers
now begin 10 see that it is greatly TO their
interest to buy goods Of me, as they are full
20 per cent under what any credit house can
afford to sci! al, aud os an evidence Of this
look at the rapid Increase OF my business. as
nv sales thus far in January, are nearly
double what they were for same time last
Jauunry, under the old Credit System; when
good men were taxed tc pay doubtful and
loss debts which is always the case under the
credit system, and now | would ask call
from those Of our neighbours who have not yet
examined my prices; ss promise to pay
them for their trouble, and ! believe rome are
dissatisfied who have priced onr goods and
We expect te sell all OF our friends their
goods Mt very low rates.
nNJ-Call and examine my prices,
LOGAN ID. DA NERON
Glasgow, Jan. 30, lS5l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
Howard Higl, school,
TETJE, MO.

| "a II 4 rs hO.
IINIlE Fourteenth Session Of this Institutiua
L will commence on the first Monday ia
March, and continue for months.
Through the iberality Of the friends of tbs
school, the Building, containing twelve large
and convenient rooms, has been thoroughly
completed. Our advantages and facilities for
impar'ing instruction are now unsurpassed By
any similar Institution in the State.
BOARD or INSTR UCTTON
Rev w. T. Lucky, A. NJ, Superintendent.
and Principal ofthe Female Department,
W. T. DAVIS, A. b., Principal uf the Male
Department.
Mrs. BccuAxyAH. Teacher Of Instrument
tai Music.
Miss SARAH BELL. Associate in the Fema'a
Department, and Teacher Of Drawing ami
Painting.
Mr. J J. RrcXER, Teacher Of the Primary
Male Department.
Miss MARIA CRrGLAE, Teacher Of the Pr
mary Fclnnle Department.
COURSE or STUDY.
The course Of study is substantially the
same as that pursued in our Colleges.
As requisite for Graduation, young La.
dies are required On addition to moral aud
mental Philosophy Bellies LettFes Sci 20 pass
thorough examination upon The entire
course Of Mathematics, including Comic SEC.
tiCns and Olmsted's larGor Philosophy,
In addition to the above. young Gentlemen
are required 20 study Latin and Greek sulf-
cient to enable them to enter tie JuIios
EXPENsES.
Primary studies as Oh
Common English 90
Higher S 80
Ancient Languages 10 so
Vocal music II
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
Chas. B. EaiEenasteiR.

L'sGow, Missouri.
FHNHE usual custom of she country is to
n give thanks for past favours especially
on the beginning Of the New Year And |
take this method to comply with this custom.
in the most heartfelt manner, and furthermore
to solicit continuance, and if possible, and
convenient, an increase Of the favors.
As cash appears TO be the days order,
would respectfully remark, that | court that
arcicIe as strnng as any man living, for cash
do as much as my neighbours, probably lit
tie more, as TO Spun Cotton for one Dollar,
aud Sligo B. Iron at four cents per ID. Al
Sheetings at Gets. per yard. Why! I will do
better than that, sell tbem TO ny good GUS
temers at those prices on usual time, and
have done so before, and to any person pur-
chasing bill Of Sligo, for cash, l will dis
count their bill, for par funds per cent. But
altogether, will sell to MI my good old friends
on usual old Terms, and will be satisfied. if
they treat ne in future, as they have done be.
fore As long as we ere doing well under
certain system, we had better continue, and
so viii. 1t will do very well 10 talk abou:
DONG tktS or that, but the point is to do il. -
II is en- utter impossbility 10 do cash bust
ness 10 any amountgin This or any other
country. But one thing is ccrtani if it comes
TO Cheap SeIling,I will be with the crowd,
and sell as low as'any living man in Glasgow.
Ny assortment, as usual, general and very
heavy! CHAS. 3 FALLENSrELN.
Jan. 90 ISL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
e. A II Id

I HAVE DISPOSED of my Watch and
L Jewclry Establishment to Mr. John Cham
beran. The experience and skill of Mr. C. in
fine Watch work, is such as to recommend
him to those having fine Watches. The lib.
eral patronage extended 10 the undersigned
will, l trust, be continued.
HENRI W. SMITH,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
D a NJ e Y O MS
CASH STORE.

Water ST, Glasgow, No.
rs'HREE weeks have now passed since
l. adopted the Cash System, which find
works well. The old twelve months credit
houses are making Il great ado, some say
they will undersell me, this they may DO in
a sly way; and others say | cannot continue
long in their way as | cannot afford to sell
goods at the prices do, but let them attend
to their twelve months business and viii! be
about, taking in the dimes. Some say that a
cash business cannot be done in Glasgow,
this | consider SANDER on our citizens as
they are as able to pay cash as any other peo-
pie in the State and -four ncighbor merchants
don't believe cash business can be done in
this place let them spend few minutes Of tic
lay in
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
l Y signed will apply at the March Term, list
Monday, Of the Howard County Court for a
final settlement of his administration on tie
estate of Themes l. Belt, decd.
J. W. HENRY, Pub Admr.
Feb. l3. 4w. Howard county
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-27
AT COST? AT COST!

AT CUST AT CUSIW
DESIRING to make room for Spring I'm.
~ por,ations, large portion of my present
stock will be disposed of A + COST. | hope
tuy old customeIs will call early, as desire
them to have the best bargains can afford
The Goods are bound to be sold however,
land first comes first served"
a. GREENABAUM.
Fsyeite, Feb. 90, 1851.