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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
DISSOLUTION.

T'HE firm Of Logan D. Cameron g. Co.,
l. has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. and Logan d. Cameron is fully au-
thorized to collect all debt. due, and to settle
and adjust all demands against said firm.
LOGAN D. CAMERON.
WILLIAM SPEAR.
January 0, ls5l--tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
IL. Il. H.aNENkAMP,
Great excitement i'm Roanoke
DECLINE IN COFFEE. SUGAR
COTTON YARN. AT WHITES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT.

COIION YARN. AT WHITES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT.
FliE subscriber being extremely tAankfu.
D. for past favors begs leave to solicit
continuance oftheir favOrs, and would respect.
folly call the attention Of his numerous friends
aud customers, and the public generally, u
the very large stock Of Groceries and stable
goods, lie is no" receielng, and to which ad-
ditlons will constantly De nude, BY every boat
during the season, all Of which will be sold
lower than any other house west Of the Ale
clancy mountains, for CASH us my motto is
."Quck sales and small profits"
Ny slice. consists in part Of
10 rhds Sugar; ! . bags Rio coffee
30 tbs and J barrels Mo!qsses
100 kegs tar 20 b5s, h ind or Ibis Mack
erei
1875 bbS Cincinai,si whiskey, warranted
years old
rs kegs nails, all sizes, spikes ond wroush;
10 tons iron, including Sligo, Heck!a and
other brands.
25O0 los castings, including kettles, fat irons
oil kinds
1900 lbs wagon boxes, all sizes
"a dozen saddle trees. i complete st.cA
Is " No pad skins
" Kip aud calf skins, and general
stock OF adders trimmings; carpenters, shoe
mu keTs and tanners tools; q complete a..
soFtmenE Of .biacksm:lhs tools; Jewett pIoughs,
one and two horse; cooking stoves, all sizes,
with pipe and furniture complete; grind stone;
all sizes. warranted pure grit; log and trace
chains names aud collars; great variety C.
toys and fancy articles, all of which will rs
scd at Il small advance on first cost.
Also, splendid lot Of furniture, including
ned ste ads, bureaus, tables, wash stands
chairs, and urge lot Ufiruuks, FL! cual;sies
and prices.
Daily expected, 600 bags Il A salt. in large
bright. t~i!ied sacks, dircC, through from New
/ Orleans
J " WHITE.
Roanoke, March IS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
CO-Partn ership Dissolved.

CO-Partn ership Dissolved.
FINHE co-partnership heretofore existing
i between H. T. HUNTER g. J. NJ.
ALLEN, is this day. by mutual consent. dis
solved. All persons indebted 10 said firm are
requested to call and make immediate set
Element. as money must have to meet the
demands Of the firm before the lst of Mo rch
next. All books and accounts are in INV
hands and all debts must be paid 10 me. A
hint to the wise is sufficient.
Stand next door TO Dr.. Snelson's Drug
Store. J. VI. ALLEN.
Fayette, Jan. 4 1860.
n. B. would also inform ny old custom.
ers and the public generally, that intend
keeping up large and splendid assortment of
Saddles, Saddle Bag, Harness, Of every des.
cripiion, Brides, Mar, ingales, Trunks, Va.
Ices, Carpet Bags, Whips. Spurs, &c. which
will sell as low Is any one il the State. and
hope by close attention to business to be able
to suit all who may favor me with a call.
J. NJ. ALLEN,
Next door 10 Drug Store.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
New Arrangement.

ME subscriber having purchased the in.
l. terest Of his late partner (Wm. Spear }
in the concern Of Logan d. Cameron & Co.
begs leave most respectfully 20 return his
thanks to his friends and the public for their
very liberal patronage to said firm, and So
licits continuance of the same.
MY expenses being very light, and having
no one to divide profits with enables me to Of
fer such Inducements to purchasers as will
make it to their interest to give me a call.
The stock of goods now on hand will be
closed out at greatly reduced prices Please
give me call.
LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow. january. 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
G. III. BurCkhartt.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsriils, Mo
"A Will practice law in the counties Of
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone. Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
to him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCnmpbell&
Coates store. oct24-34.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

The subscriber III w,hdraw:sr from the
nrm OF l.. d. DaH5ron g. Co., returns his
sincere thanks to his friends and acquaintan-
ces cor the patronage so literally extended to
the House while he was interested. And in
behalf Of his late partner solicits a continu-
ance of the same, knowing from Mr. Dame
rons experience in selecting those fine and
fancy Goods, so becoming. worn by his fair
customers. that elegance and taste can always
be suited and comfort guaranteed by calling
upon Mr.. D. at his old stand.
WILLIAM SPEAR.
Ian. q IS5I-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
TO CONsUMERs!!

NOR the purpose of bringing our bust ness
Il as near as possible to CASH BASIS, we
propose the following prices for the articles
below enumerated, which rates are to be
strictly for CASH or its equivalent, viz.
N. o. Sugar by the 100 lbs. q upwards FAC
l, 43iu Coffee 100 lbs. d upwards 1879
G. A, SILT, per Sack It's
| Ka. do per busbei 40
Cotton Yarn, per bunch 100
4 A brown domestic o
"A heavy osnaburghs 1871
Missouri Iron Nails, per key SIS
All other Nails. do do 500
Sligo Bloom Bar Iron, 5
do B do do d
;uniuta do do 81
Parlor and Wood Stoves at reduced prices.
Having on hand very heavy stock Of sta
pie goods, which cannot well be enumerated,
we beg to say that for the purpose of attain
ing the proposed desirable object, viz: Low
CASH RATES, a regular and uniform reduction
will be observed in the PRICES OF ALL ARTI-
Giles sold by us, but if taken to account, for
mer prices will, IN ALL CASES, BE CHARGED
To enable our friends in this and adjoining
counties to cooperate with US in reducing
prices, they (the consumers) being more d.
rectly interested, we propose 10 pay the high
est market rates, IN CASH, for
Hemp,
Wheat,
Bacon,
Lard,
Bees-wax,
Dry Hides,
Flax Seed,
Feathers,
Peltries,
and all other articles that will bear shipping
from this point.
PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, Jan. l6, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

The subscriber will continue the business
as heretofore, at the old stand, and would re-
spectfulIy return his thanks to his friends FOR
their liberal patronage TO the late firm, and
asks continuation at the same.
LOGAN D. CAMERON,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

JNo. d. PERRY. THO. J. BARTHoLow
PERRY & BARTHOLOW,
GrocerS, Dealers in Hemp, ard Produce
Generally,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
GLASGOW, MO,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
WA. E MoEEELV. JHo. :, FLOOD
M 0bERl Y g. FLOOD,
Wholesale f. Retail Dealers in
staple g. Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Dc. dc
~. 4, North Main Street,
Brunswick, Mo.
Roanoke, March IS.

The undersigned would take this method of
informing their friends and customers tina,
they are now receiving directly from the Eas-
tern cities their Fall and Wiuter Supplies cs
Goods, consisting in part Of the following az.
ticles viz:
80 baleS4-4 br'n domestics;
100 pieces Beoched dc
cU0 90 English American PTIns;
90 do French RndAmer Giughams,
81 do AlpacGs fancy and black,
30 DO Dress silks & Satius attest STYLES
200 coat g. Bed Blankets; rs pcs Satine,s
% pcs Ky Jeans; 30 do Cloths 4 CASHIERS,
30 do Plaid LiDseys,
81 do FlanneI~, white, scarls, and yellow.
200 blanket coats, ready made,
100 sattinet do do do
100 Tweed do DO do
so BIN cloth do do d.
500 pair pants do do
200 do Draws do do
40 doz Vest all qualities,
80 doz white Shirts; 20 doz under do
$50 cases Boots e. Shoes,
20 do hats and caps; 80 Saddles.
500 Blesched sacks G. a Salt,
30 bags Cotton Yarn, all numbers,
Laces aud Edgings in great varieties, Man
tllas and caPes, latest style, Ribbons, Bonnie,
and Cap Velvet trimmings, Sugar, Coffee. Sc
A great many articles too tedious to msn.
ton, call and examine for yourselves as We
will sell for small advance on eastern cost
NOBERLY g. FLOOD.
We take this opportunity TO return our
sincere thGpSs to our friends and customers
for their liberal patronage and solicit con.
tinuance. M.SF
Sept 90, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
WARNE & MERRITT,
DEALERS IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

No 80, Market, near Main Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Keep constantly on hand full stock inclu-
ding Cutlery, Silver Plated, Brass, Britannia
ware, EnamellSd, Timed and Iron Hollow
ware, Janannse ware, Planished and Custom
made Tin ware, Brushes, Baskets, Mats,
sc &C., Refrigers tors, Wooden ware and ar
assortment Vi Hardware, &c. &c
s., Loois. oct AZ, lsSN-v
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

The weather has been very plea.an. dur
ing the last two days. The roads are in
fine condition and Tobacco is coming in
freely. Produce sells at about the ollowng
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
SADDLERY.

dz spanish saddle trees 2 do Side do do
10 do Braddem bits do Snafile do
D do Curb do also Shoe thread
Cotton, Hemp. and worsted webbing with
many other articles in this line.
NJ PERRY 5'BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

Wheat wanted.

tNHE subscribers will pay cash for Wheat
l. atthe market price, and ask Farmers
who are disposed to encourage home manu-.
facture TO give US q call before selling to ship
pers. J.. J. HARRISON.
Glasgow, Aug. !, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

Medical Notice.
nR. ]. HAYS would respectfully inform
- the citizens Of the adjoining neighbour
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BEvJAMIN HAYs) seven miles
N. East Of G lasgow, and two miles S. West
Of Switzer's Mill, and may be found at his
Office at all times when not professionally ab-
sent.
Dr.. HAYS will give his attention to the
diseases most prevalent in this country.
May 10, lS50--l3tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
Brown Cotton;

A Bales A Domestic and Osnaburgs 70
II sale by Sept II J Z. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
Final settlement.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
l Y signed will apply at the February Term,
4,h Monday, of the Randolph County Court
for final settlement of his administration on
tie estate Of Martha Smith, decd.
JOSIAH SMITH, Administrator.
Jau. 8, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08

TnE Washington County en- Y D Mi-
tual Insurance Company, which has been
doing large business throughout West
ern Massachusetts,, has just thrown q
bombsheil into the ranks Of gits customs
ers hereabouts by call for 80 per cent.
on their premium notes. Some propose
to'rrsist payment. and a portion OF The
disaffecled call a public meeting of all
interested parties IN Berkshire county, vt
Pittsfeld, on the 25th inst. Moral: No.
l. BE careful about insuring in distant
mutual insurance companies, in whose
government you exercise no control No.
2. 1t isn't always the cheapest coat that
is most serviceable.- Springfield Rep.
The above article WHICH first appear
ed in the Springfield Republican. appears
to be. going the rounds IL tile country
papers. and is calculated 10 nislead per-
sons who are not familiar with rates Of
Mutual Insurance Companies. We arc
requested TO state for the benefit Of our
readers. and community in general land
the Republican man In particular that
there is no sufficient cause Of complaint
on account Of the rates Of insurance with
the Washington Go. Mutual Fire Insur:
ance Company. That the present assess
ment Of thirty per cent. on that Compa.
ny's premium notes, in matter Of fact
small assessment, as viii be seen in com.
pairing their rates and operations. with
those of other Companies. Tho WASH
ington County Company, on a farm risk
Of one thousand dollars, formerly requir.
ed premium note Of $40, and a cash
premium of 80 per cent. or s.. This
sum the Company have found insufficient
to meet theil losses. and have consequent,
y resorted to q larger advance premium.
They also have found it necessary to ase
sess those who insured previous TO the
LIST Of January, ls4o, 80 per cent. or on
n note Of $40, $500. Those whose pos
icies bear date between January I. 40,
and Nov. |, 40, 20 "a per cent. and,
those dated between Nov. !, 40 and
July !, so, 90 per cent. or $500 on a.
$40 mole. These several amounts, add.
ed to the advance premium received at
the time the Insurance was effected, make
the sum total 60 per cent. on the amount
OF tEeir premium notes, or sir tenths Of
one per cent. on an insurance for the term
Of fee years-whch sum is conceded BY
all persons interested in ms. Co., as low
as prudent management would dictate.
The W. G, NJ. FRS Insurance Co. is un>
doubleday the largest Mutual Company
in the United Statcs--at present mum.
boring over 100, 900 policies. It's losses
have been promptly and fairly adjusted.
and we can see no good cause OF COM
plant by any person or persons, what.
SEVER. Stock Fire ms. Companies re-
quire this amount annually for a like ID.
surance, and mutual companies charter.
ed by our own State, usually collect twice
that amount for the same term Of time,
and a note four times as large. ~ '.~s .s
Wsstfeld { 1Nass.) Meas Letter. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
LOOK Up What business has MAJ I.

Look Up What business has MAJ 10
90 about with his head bowed down like
u bulrusb. ~ il he was looking for pins in
the dirt. ar picking up rusty nails in the
streets, ike an old millionaire in one OF
our nrighbo ing cities +? God made man
10 stand erect according to the tue inn
port Of anthropos the Greek I'D for
man. In this he is distinguished from
Tie other grad and species Of animal
creation. They may look down. but man
should look up. Let him write ercris;or
far above -him-on that keep his eye fix
ed. and continue his movement ,ill he at
tains his max. L. is said, that however
high nan may ascend Gom the earth.
there Is no danger that his head will
SWIM and cause him to lose his balance
if he keep lo"king up But as shule rs
he looks dowRwards. he ku,seS aff com
mand of himself, and is sure 10 fall. So
it is in the pursuit Of life. shake off
then, your dumps. throw away y"un
blues, and leave the dirt under your feet
to take care Of itself Your business j.
upward. There is light abo,e. hnwcvcr
dark it may be b meath yru. Hold up
your cad there l. how in the clouds.
and The storm will soon be over. A clear
sun will yet shire. Thsn rub oren your
eyes and look up.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
LITcnFIELD, COMM 10

duct would burst through and never be
repaired Quincy Market would be con-
vered into Il mosque Faneull Hall be
made bath house, and both sides of
Washington street lined with the faithful
squatt.ng on the side walk, smoking thfo'
flexible tubes coiled up in the form OF
boa constructors. -9-
All industry would die out, ast!ey came
in-and nothing would be- repaired that
was Out of order. Ehey spend tie'rdhys
in contemplating nothing. Praying five
tim4s in iwcnty-t"ur hours. with their
fi0ntiefs toward Mrcca--and When they
are reused 10 action. their FIRST thought is
the rxtirration If Christians. They have
neither bowels If compassion, or .p'llt Cal
honesty as y 'tatlon, but the fear If Eu "p->
mn guns, Keeps them in nqiet e"'IdIti"a.
although they would be heartily glad T." cut
all the 1ilruatS in ciIrislrnhOn. P,trSIhte+
aud Syria eau nrverhe rrgrneraie,i white
they control it. God speed tile hour when
this wrctchrdy governed country shall be
eI,ancipaied. AID human lite hecuthe I.re-
cous, the rights Of cl,ix-ns respected. aud
protected. The elements OF wide spread
thrift abound; lebanon has abunda',ce Of
coal; the wntrr power is beyn",l co,ni'n'a>
ii"n within four mites of tie CO -, ct the
Mediterranean; III lis might DO multiplied
Throughout the interim; coa'on, sugar, grain
fruits, VINE. oil aud silk are the ii;l, i'ral
productions If the soil but man is vile un
der Turkish "dnilisi ration. and a curse
follows THEN foo steps. -.E . -. ,.r
JerussI- m, March 18th 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
MEMORY.

1t is the ti"asute-hou>r of the mind,
and preserved Plat" makes it the mo,
Their f the muses.. Aristotle sets it "ne
degree further, making experience the
mother Of arts, memory the parent OF
experience. Philosophers place it in the
rear of the head and it seems the mine
Of memory lies there, because there men
natu ally dig for it, scratching it when
they are at loss. This again is two
fold: one, the simple retention of things
the other, II regAlning them when forgot
ten. - a.s. ..
First. soundly inf.r in thy mind whot
tho" desifest tn remember. What won.
der is it it agitation Of business jog thai
out Of thy head. which Was there rather
lacked than fastened ? Whereas those
notions which gel in by molente possessio
will abide there, till ysctio .frnsa, sick
ness. or extreme age, dispossess them
II is best knocs'ny in the nail over highs
anr clinciirg it the next morning.
OVer6mrthen not Thy memory, to make
coJuatAfut serOamt q skave. Remembe,
Atlas Was weary. Have rs much reason
us camel. TO rise when thou hast thy
full load. Memory, like purse. if it b,
over full that it cannot shut, all will drop
ont of it. Take care Of II gluttoRous Gu
rio>ity to feed ON many things, hest the
g'eedlness al the app"lhe of thy memory
spoil Il e Objection Ihe eof.
Bez.S ct>a was PECULIAR and me
nlorablc: beng abwe four-score years
of aye lie coo!d lay by heart any Greek
chapter in -. "auI's +pistles. Or any
thing else ~ntcn IL" had learned long be.
tore, but 10 got whatsoever WIS newly
told hun: his memory. like an inn, re.
tanning old guests, hut having 10 room
for new.
Marsh1l thy notions into a handsome
method. One will carry twice more
weight trussed and packed up in hun
dies, than when il lies unlowafdly Zap.
ping and hanging about his shoulders
Things orderly tardle up unIer heads
are most portable. - homas F@Fler,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
% o sc u y
To the Eagle.

Bird of The broad and sweeping wing,
Thy home is high in heaven,
Where wide the storms their banners fling,
And the tempest clouds are driven.
Thy throne is on the mountain top;
Thy fisids the bnundless air;
And hoary peaks that proudly prop '
The skies thy dwellings are. .t.-t
Thou sittest like thing oflight
Amid the nOOntide blaze
The midway sun is clear and bright;
1t cannot dim thy gaze. ....-... ...
Thy pinions, to the rushing blast,
Ger the bursting pillows spread,
Where the vessel pIunges, hurry past,
Like an angel Of the dead.
Thou art perched aloft on the beeiling Gag
Aud the waves are white belOw,
Aud on, with haste that cannot lag,
They rush in an endless flow.
Again thou hast plumed thy wing for a. h'
To lands beyond the sea,
And away, like spirit wreathed in light,
Thou lurriest, wild aud free.
Thou hurriest over the myriad waves,
Aud thou leavest them all behind;
Thou sweepest that place of unknown graves
Fleet HIS the tempest wind,
Whrn the night storm gathers dim and dark.
With shrill and boiling scream.
Thou ruslest by the laundering bark
Quick as passing dream. " -r
Lord of the boundless realms of air.
In thy imperial name-- " d.
The hearts Of tire bold and ardent dare
The dangerous paths Of fame.
Beneath the shades Of thy golden wings,
The Roman legions bore,
From the rives of Egypt's cloudy springs,
their pride to the polar shore.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
BARON ROTHSCHILD

Recently gave select dinner in honor
of Narvaez. There were but twenty
eight guests, but these were of the very
flower Of aristocracy, picked for the oc.
casion. A Paris writer says: -.. aat
"This time the most ostentatous lux
ury Was displayed. and one of the guests,
The wife OF All ambassador told me he,-
self that when they seated themselves at
the table they were frightened at the
.nagniicence set out before them ID was
something almost incredible. In the
tir>L place there was the splendid service
II levres porcelaine. which Belonged Ito
ne unfortunate Marie Antoinette, and
which wis bought by Rothsch,ld for
$4,000 francs. iiesides this enormous
,rce. he still pays An annuity Of 10000
rancs 10 the person who consented to
give it up to lin. During the repast,
ne whole service Of the table Was chang.
ed four times, the last being Of silver and
gold. worked by the most celebrated ar
lists Of Europe. Il was almost impossi-
ole to tell by what end, by what side to
eake hold OF the things. the use Of which
almost disappeared beneath the material
md the workmanship. both so precious
As to make of most ordinary articles We
iiLable works of art. The knives, for in
stance, were so ornamented, so carved,
that it was quite difficult to handle lhem.
"All these riches were sent off to.
London the day after the revolution Of
February, and were the wonder Of the
nobility Of England when displayed at q
grand dinner given to the Duke Of Well
lington. AS to the eatables of the din
ner am describing, they consisted. says
"a reporter. of oil the impossibilities Of
the season, sought out by The most cell |
hot-h houses, and hunted from the
most noted hunting grounds in France.
Peaches, cherries. and strawberries APP |
peared 10 the greatest abandance' at thef
dessert. by the side Of pine apples, which
says the same reporter, .blushed at hav>
"g cost only one hundred francs a. piece.
Besides there were various rare fruits
rom tropical climates, i'm short. the lux.
lry was Of the most unheard of charac>
Ter, and the guests did not rise from the
able until after ten. o'clock ..sf sg,a n
-