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w. t. DuvaiI, Merchant Tailor,
fLats firm Of Lus,y DaranJ
he has just opsned large and varied assomen, Of fall and
Cloths and venss, OF The most approved manufac
Medno, ,li and shirts and drawers
t%ss,.e hoysy, ersys. ~,s..,. surrender, I gloves
which he prepared offer 10 his the
nS. s s solicit liberal SHARE Of public
's's1 sept m%sa~s~if asnnss'seS'i avenue
Episcopal Institute for Young I.adies,
HoriApsa Of Oh and Il streets.
THE INSTITUTE the FIRST OF sep,em
es with an shceni corps q professors and teachers in
Terms for boarding pupils $3.50 including English and
Term. for day pupu.-per Of Gvs mortA.om $40
Circular. be had q hs rdneips Early application oi
admission Is necessary.
w..mrsro. CTR, Ausu., "a, 1881.
pAaMELE MASTER dentist. h.ye removed their once
Oct Scotia.
ALBAS, by che author "I..dy Anc."--1 Tale Of
sep0 BOOKSELLERS, near 9th street.
A PRACTICAL Treatise the Law or Vendors and
Vim -. % s mss s o. sS s
der and purchaser. 70 u. present ,ims b O. Perkins, ESQ.,
oc,a '' ''''"''' '"' w. ~ ''' FRANoK TAYLOR.
II NJ d., Y. X r. volume-ls5l.
On Roads and Rosdmakos' by Sir Henry Parnei volume
On roaasEsd Light by chsie. woodward FRS vo-ls5
The lsasuai Of Design and Manufacturer voumc-Is5i
What Observe the Trsvecs Remcmbrancer by Colonel
jsckson, Secretary to the Royal Geographical Society
The sereW fleet OF the Nsyy by Captain Hsscd
Propeller and u application; by Rnw.on volume
1851.
Nn.veh aad Psrsspos history recent by
y,or Of ss Department Of Antiquities British Museum
Treatise Law Privileges Proceeding and Usage
Of Parliament by Thomas Erskne May, of tho Mdd. Temple
voiume--66l.
1s0. Imported by least steamer, by
Oct6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
TOR Autumn and Winter Wear-Undershtrta ard
and domestic undsnss received consisting OF
Heavy and esra heavtsiIk shirts and drawers
DO do mertno DO 40
Very anc e...s.er. '''''" do DO
Do Shaker do 10
Also full ruppy drawers, with patent
snd Az f ths above varied snd n them the
nest sccas heought
s.,..e. Mths Ath:nsum. opposite Adeiphi Theatre
uARPERT Magaxine tor October.
IL International Maknaine for October.
Cwha In l06iM resources statistics, hc from official
ments In conuericn with The recent revolt
Self fDscspuonA Hsoy Of the Human Heart by
The I.ondon Medical Student; by Punch.
ne Mysteries of HeathA Romance by Eascne Sue.
ne Lcudo~ Lancet fbr septembsv
esdeM III TAYLOR MAURv,
oes Booksellers, near sth street.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE srORE.-The subscriber has
~ taken 81 those erected by
Messrs Duval
intends
boot business
services Of Mr. Henry MMselas who 10 well known hn.
himsrf high reputation and whosc
directed boots
would particularly call attention Of the ladies
tp OF Marseiss
beaaua estoren, of French
Ensish Kid slk and which will be
order n Ms usual beautiful style.
msnuciovy we have selected with great
care In Nav YORK. Philadelphia, Haltimore
styles NJ snd shoes ~ description 10 all
which ne psculnriy ts public generally
c,c, u ennIw J. NJ JOHNSON.
GAM arsck's HookRule and Misrue Of the English In
y America; by "sam Slick" -
Forest ,ife ana Forest Trees by John 3. Springer
Los~inR's Field Book ofibe Rsvc'usion-pan w.
'P"' ~" w" " 'ss0''7I TAYLOR h MAURY
oct2 Dooksslsss, neas 8th street, I,
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ID IL. HOOE a. CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Cloths ms;tings curtain materials,
,hoetins blankets furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7 and 9Th Streets Washington,
d. q.
Aug 29-u
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THE next annual University Virginia will
i the
III the 2th Of June The University comprises following schools
aud lectureship viz:
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teacher who IL qualified
He
an man, habits good character
made Immediately and by letter. paid
TO Principal,
VeA 10-An
OrFICIAL military Books. for sale by Taylor 4
" MAURY, booksellers 9th street, Washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols price sa~very scarce.
wayne's Sword Exercise price ~. .
SCOTS Infantry Tactics 3vois. price 81 90
Instructions Mo Artillery price 10 cents
Coopcr's Tactics and Regulations for the Mn'ua-
distractions for Field ARTILLERY, Horse and Foot
Cross's Military Laws
McConb's Courts Martial
Ordnance Manual.
Army nj Registers
And 4 o,he government books and documents.
Bent 10
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no sportxmon-Jw w. BADEN, Pennsylvania avenue, near 6h
opened small lot OF superior double barrel
guns, OF saleabe sizes, and at unusually low prices .
Likewise supply OF Dixon sons powder hasn O. 10,
and ~ ounces
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double game bags, dram bottes
English, French and American
Gun wadding, powder homs &c.
l1-lA MaM
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WILL practice Of this District and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia.
prosecute claims Of description against me govern
the Of The revo'uuon
Once on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
sentl oAnn
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Columbian College, ID. G.
THE of six months will be opened the l7h Of
September.
Room, library, furniture ~ 90
Table and servants week %
students who do not board:
library, ~ w
Fuel ntcost washing 371 cents per dozen.
Sl0 and small charge for average damages
college exclusive OF books and stationery
exceed $3.50 Students be admitted nt
opening preferable Bills payable three
in advance
opportunity Of attending the Of lee
Eushed men Of science at the Smith
also OF hearing the debates in Congress- and ar
rumenu which
0 college present
Hill August, 1851. Aug 22-dkcpiaw4w
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pRYoR 8 DAyIDGE win practise i'm the Sup

I'M respec tftlly informs the pubic that
proprietor Of the line of mail coaches running
from, the Of LeesbuTg lie
good and good orseswi have IN ms
and accommodating drivers ne
,p win always and every pains will be
tnken made the accommodation convenience,
extend him thu " patronage The
respectfully solicited omes rotcmsc
House Penns5 avenue, between ID and AZ streets
' 1890 JAMES II. KEMP.
Aua
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University OF Msryisnd.
THE Wednesday, the 18th day OF oco
i bcs, 1851 and close lst March, 1852.
Fashsn r, Smith, NJ. D., Surgery.
willam w. A. Aiken, M D. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
NJ d. Therapeutics Msteria Medca and Hygiene
Joseph Rohy, NJ D., Anatomy and Physiology.
william Power, NJ. d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine
Richard H. Thomas M d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
George w Mitenbcraer, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy.
opportunities for the NJ practical
siomy Al = moderate expense.
Clinical Professors Smith
Fnhrma with the privilege of daily
wards without charge the rsndent for the ticket
$50 SOS practical anatony $40, mcc
' 49, WILLIAM T.. A, AIKEN, Dean.
baltimore, August ], 1851. Aug 5-oawt5Oc.
CIlOEMAKERs' GOODs.-on hand, and constantly receiv
y ns Of our importation all kinds Of hoe uufs and trim
nines .
Meeh,pfs will 6nd US web rpried with nr
clcs IN the which will sold ACCOMMODATING
~ 7 s'HEl@a8 JOHNS PAYNE,
esHss Importers and dealers In shoemakers' yoods,
Noyhesst Fourth and Arch Streets Phradephis
July 9~-eod3m
u EMOvAI.-DE sEi.DlNG WyLIE have removed the
IL Oice to Seventh street, between
and streets, opposite Fsows Hail. and Two doors from the
National fntelgencer Office
Aas 0o-1awN
| Jv., received nv TAYLOR h MAURY,
Oct 20 booksellers, near pth street
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nuIs well known establishment still conducted in the
manner The central and pleasant situation
the house. and the comforts and
combine render agreeable and adj
van o traveller.
ia ynp Of John L. Tucker Co.. long
the head the the Subscriber pledges his best
erton. reputation, and sntsacuon TO b
WIN. II. PARKER.
Bosror, Sept. IS, 1881.
l9-As~3m
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EO sALEha beautif commodious, cottage built residence
9TH, and Boundary Streets containing 1859
ground being all Of No o and Just
Is sale. has nine apartments WIN .seioa
passage smoke, wood and VIII,
stabna horses, and pump OF excellent " " e
yard. -, ,.,a u.,,,. on...
Th. paoe 10 within about walk OF me pnno oe
rapidly improving neghbohood and enjoys 'he "o"o ""V
Of and residence ,,e, ,c,i,x bvbIy
minute description othe surrounding beanu k r.,
finish rouvenienees, IL deemed unn.cess"y,
wishing 10 purchase will please call ana stmpe ~"
Title from the United Inquire OF H. 'oHssoh u" "e
premises.
15-oolw
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DISSOLUTION Of fCopnrtershipTheh firm heretofore exist
u ing Of Dyer Brother Is this day, by mutual
dissolved y. Dyer viii attend 10 the settle
mon, firm, also Of the unsettled business
of the W. deceased to which immediate attention
h r., ,,pectnIlly requested. EDWARD O. DYER,
GEO. Y. DYER.
wAsmseros, September "a, 1880
M Notice-The undersigned have formed
firm Of Dyer Mcclure and
will continue commission business the
Dyer Brother Of 10Th and Pennsylvania
They most Of the
pledge themselves 10 discharge %
fully every conhded to them.
over Mcclure are prepared advances upon all
.irnments and TO cash all sales made by them. -
EDWARD G. DYER,
j, @. MCGUIRE.
wAsnissros, sep,emh.' ~, 1850,
Sept 27-du
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
A Machine Farmer.

Mr.. Greely describes a newly invented
steam engine, which he saw on the Fair
grounds at Rochester:
And was pleased to find here cheap
steam engine on wheels, (four horse, cost
ing 1926, all appliances included, } from the
mandatory Of Hoard & Bradford, Water
town, Jefferson county. ! visited and spoke
Of their works some fifteen months since,
and learned to-day that they have been I'M
able to fill their orders promptly at any time
during the past year, owing 10 tie continual
ly increasing demand, although they have
meantime qnadrupled the number of their
workmen. They make engines with boil
er, &c., as low as $40. (half horse re-
quiring about as much fuel as a parlor fire,
and from that up to six horse ($400.) The
ono here exhibited can be guided to the barn
or stack, to thresh out and winnow the grain,
and when that is done, will propel itself to
the field in quest of a job of stump pulling,
thence will travel back to the house and saw
up the winters wood about as fast as a man
can hand it along, beguiling its leisure mo-
ments by pumping water for the cattle
churning, turning grindstone, hanging the
brass kettle over the kitchen fire, and rock,
ing the cradle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
EAss TIE LsRFra.

ERENCH Merimacs, of the choicest shades,
b Cohur- cloths Of every STYLE. Plain and fg'd
dcianes and cashmeres of various styles, a!pacas
sc.
Bonnet, car, and he'll ribbon the STYLE and co1ors
market. Gloves and Hosiery Of all kinds, steel and
Bead bags, purses fancy articles in ABUNDANCE
L1des and Genllsmers boots and shoes. of every
kind. India rubber over shoes and boots. comforts,
hoods, chiliren's honncts ard hats
- r!:2 above stock was selected by NJ. Tru-
fit sud we VIII guarantee 10 sell as low as our
reigh5cs. Please give as a call and be convinced
Of what we say.
~" w don't consider II any trouble to show
GoOus, SO como and look if Won don't buy.
J. c. TRCEFITf & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
s7.EGO & TY;lDNE sRGy.

WYE have Just received and will have arranged
W for sale in Our IToH WAREHOUSE, under the
TINES OFFICE. in few days, the largest stock of
Iron and Steel ever Brought TO His ma ket, comDri-
sing every size and description wanted by black
smiths. and which we viii sell FoR CASH. or TO
PuECruAL DEALERS. on SHORT TINE, al a suNLI.
ApvAEcE ON COST. This lot Of Iron was purchas-
ed at unusually Iow rates. md tregh'ei unier "cn-
Icct which enables us 10 offer Inducements TO p,r
chasrrs, of whom We ask an examination.
Aug. u. PERRY * BAKIHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
Singcr's Patent, Straight .Nsedh
Perpendicular Action Sewing Machine.
Secured by Letters Patent Of the L. S.

vV,rTTc 7T,l.,o 4 ~, ,,1-t ir,ro-.,nt ,rd ~
mo -iLc'..i'' II nc ~ ~ 'l'., "''I
NeFsaiiy nsein ! ,No,i''o,i -, Wv. ~ ny'
L ~. se1 d y ny - Ui w, ,r %
.cS;eG uIo, - o' '"'ity ~ ' W II, o.
Dorci ,"iy r,., o ,nri. Of tbc
rorn,,.;n " ..,il ',,'n,;,,, ,.r,i,or.
po, a, T ",' ,
Saii NJ SIir. Stai,o. 60 ~ ,tars Car-
80 r.: 49, ~, -' NJ - ~ ~; L.
nros, Hr'Lnrs io..,.,ori Ff,.o Ti,rs Sal;
ot N,ai,cont,,ror, - b.. Sta,c,.-nr'
Truss Makers. Win Mixers, and T9holsterers,
And nav aIso be most rrcG.aLly used in maxim
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
CHEAP GoOpsl CHEAP GOODs!

I c. TRUEFlTT & CO., are now selling their
y entire stock at small advance on cost. The
stock consists mostly of new and seasonable goods
boughtin the eastern cities this fail, viz:
Blankets of all sizes and colors
Linscys and gala plaids
Shawls in every variety
French and English mcrinos
Mouslin lie lanes and cashmeTos
Wooden hosiery aud gloves
Silk, cotton and kid gloves and hose
Bonnet and dress silks
Rich bonnet and neck ribbons and flowers, to-
gethcr with large lot of Boots and Shoes.
The public may be assured of finding all they
need. either useful fancy articles, and at the low
est possible price for cash or short credit, at
J. c. TRUEFlTT & CO.'S.
Chilcs' old stand, corner Water and Market SITS.
Glasgow, October ,, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
STRAYS POSTED IN OCTOBER.
TO CLERKS

The Srays are published The FIRST Thurs
day IN each month.
No letters token from the office on which The
postage is not paid .
NonoficcS published unless the fees are sent
with them.
We keep No Accounts. II is rery easy TO
make the change, enclose Il in letter, and pay
The postage-and this mast be done or the no.
tices 1cW not be published.
G3-.No dcriation from the ADORE. W.
mean rhat tUe Sdv.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
FALL TRADE FOR 1857.

vTTIE undersigned would again call the attention
l. of the Public TO his large stock of
GROCERIES,
Purchased on such terms as viii enable him 70 COM
pete successfully with any house on the Missouri
River, either North or South, East or West, up OF
down, both in price quantity, quality, or in any
shape or form, having now in store the following
articles:
100 Bbls Gin, double rccdfed. Whisky,
50 IL Bbls. 80 +" g
10 Bbls Old Bourbon
5 " rive
10 Cks. Otard Dupey 6, Seignette ith prf Brandy
90 Kegs, American Brandy,
10 Bbis. New York Brandy, Wine, Rum, Gin.
Peach and Apple Brandy,
90 Bbls. ST. Louis Sugar House Molasses,
10 Plantation Molasscs,
20 Loaf Crushed aud Pulvcrizcd Sugar
- Bags Cotton Yarn No. 8. to ~,
100 Kegs Iron Mountain Nails.
August u, 1851. j. T.. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
NOW s.utC,,CrY--Ercsl, Meats.

Neyy EutChCry--Ercsh Meats.
J'HE Subscriber respectfully announces to, thc
| citizens Of Glasgaw and vicinity. that he is
now prepared 70 furnish
FRESH MEATS
of all kinds, daily. He has erected new and
complete ,laugh,er-housc. in the lower part Of he
City. and viii have his meat on sale every morning,
and Saturday evenings, in the frame house, on "a
street, ID door below Diggf,' Drug store. He
asks a share Of patronage assuring 'ne public that
nothing but good meat. carefully handled, viii be
offered.
GA good article Of Sausa-cs constantly on
hand.
n957Tho highest market price, in cash, paid for
beef cattle, young sheep. and shoats
PHILIP FOUST.
Glasgow. Sept. IS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
FURNITURE.

FL 2fsA9t FRI.
TUST received our fall Stock Of Furniture, direct
y from the manufactures in Cincinnati, which
we will sell at St. Louis price. and no mistake.
Our Stock is full and complete, end to those in
want Of substantial Ornamental Furniture, We
would respectfully ask a call. Amongst our varied
assortment, may be found the following articles:
100 Dozen Chairs, sc Dressing Bureaus
l12 Bed Steads, 3 Walnut Lounges,
30 Tin Safes. 81 Wash Stands
80 Cherry and Walnut dining Tables,
90 " {" breakfast Tables,
+ Mahogany Centre Tables,
Q Marble Top g
Il Small Leaf
u Dressing
, Pair Card
4 Fall Back Writing Desks,
Bool, Case and Writing Desk,
3 Marble top work Stands,
6 Enclosed g
II Trundle Bed Steads,
d Sets Cushioned Chairs,
] Set Extra Plush %
1S Com and Cane seat Rockers,
Extra
Together with all articles in The above line whici
we offer on such terms as viii guarantee satisfac-
ton 10 the purchasers.
August p, 1851. j. f. SWlNNEE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY.

1--WE Gf.h session Of his institution will COM
1 r1eucn on the third NCndGv in September, IN
der the charge Of the Rcv. George s. Saya-e and
Lady.
Tic Principal and Lady have been srccce-fu,lv
engaged in teaching Female Il Oh Nthoo,. N Gov
ir-tcn NJ. and ON thr numerous -t.org t,stno-
u.G's n their FAY or row in or possession ora " The
Co'inEtr Journal. H"ENpos louisville Jour
raj. several COMMITTEES OF ENannaticu'' a well
from varions individuals we feel warranted in
expressing the opinion Tia; general Sati-fac' or will
be given. Those who pa'r0n.le is institution are
assured suthc'ency Of competent teachers VIII he
provided. end that 10 effort Viii be spared 10 make
TIE Instruction t7ar'U:h, Eratjcl ,li Gy'-nsicC,
thu. fitting ie pun for the active duties Of fa.
| The Ancient amt Modern languages. Music on
Ne Piano and Guitar, Drawing and Painting in
their various styles. and other ornamental branches
arc blended with the regular course wien prescribe
, ct.
/ Thorcc.,ation rooms and laboratory will be sup
Piled with globes. maps, charts. philosophical and
chemical apparatus. and geological meteorological,
conchoioCica specimens for the purpose of practi-
cal Illustration
During the winter session the classes in Phi!oso-
ply and Chemistry receive oral instrcUtion w.h eX-
p"r!rlcnts.
The strices- attention will bc paid to Tie habits,
and the highest moral sentiments enforced upon
tho'c committed to our charge.
The Trustees believe, from the reputation of the
teachers. the abundant means in possession For nn-
parting practical knowledge, and the 0rArabie To-
Missouri VIII possess greater facilities for i'nIa.t-
ing a thorough education than Glasgow Female
Seminary, and We therefore bespoak for il The pa.
tronaGc of the public
The prices of tuition will be the same as in neigh.
boring schools
Boarding can be had in respectable private fami-
lies on favorable terms.
Tie Principal VIII reside near tie Seminary. and
will receive few boardcrs in his family. Aynli-
cation Tor boarding with the Principal may be made
TO the Undersigned or John d. Perry, E,l., and for
admission into the Seminary, to e.hcr Of the trus-
ICES. the board consisting of VIM. Z. Svnncy,
John D. Perry and T. A. Savage.
!. \. SAVAGE,
; Chairman Board of Trustees.
P. 8. II is proper TO remark for the satisfaction
Of parents desiring the education of their daughters
that the above arrangement is considered pe-ma-
nent The prime pal IN letter notify the Trus-
: tees of his acceptance of the appointment, states
rnat he comes intending 10 make Missouri his home
Is and says "the friends of the institution may be as
sured that with hearty cooperation on their part
We accept the appointment, with the determination
of making il oae of the best female schools in The
Vest
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
OFFICIAL.
BY the President of the United States
PROCLAMATION,

\ PRocLAMATIoN.
Whereas, there is reason to believe that
umilitary expedition is about to be fitted out
in the United States for the purpose of in
vading the Mexican Republic with which
this country is at peace. And whereas
there is reason to apprehend that portion
of the people of this country, regardless Of
their duties as good citizens, are concerned
in or may be seduced to take part in the same.
And whereas such enterprises tend to de-
grade the character of the United States in
the opinion of the civilized world. and are
expressly prohibited by law:
Now, therefore. | have issued this my
proclamation, warning all persons who shall
connect themselves with any such enterprise,
in violation of the laws and obligations of
of the United States, that they will thereby
subject themselves to the heavy penalties de-
nounced against such offences; that if they
should be captured within the jurisdiction
Of the Mexican authorities they must expect
to be tried and punished according to the
laws Of Mexico, aud will have no right to
claim the interpostion of this Government
in their behalf.
therefore exhort all wel-disposed citi-
zens who have at heart the reputation of
their country, and are animated with Just
regard for its laws, its peace, and its welfare,
to discountcnance, and by all lawful means
prevent any such enterprise; and | call upon
every officer of this Government, civil or
military, to be vigilant in arresting for trial
and punishment every such offender.
Given under my hand the twenty
day of October, in the year of orr Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, and
the seventy-sixth of the independence of the
United States.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
J. ]. CRIrrENDEx,
Acting Secretary of State.
The Washington Republic ofthe Odd inst
in publishing this proclamation, says:
The above proclamation has been issued,
we understand, in consequence ofintelligence
from our consul at Matamoras, to the effect
that a company of Texans had been organ
lied and had marched into Mexico, and that
new enlistmcnts were in PROCESS for similar
movements.
All the information previously received
at the War Department was of a nature tc
discountenance the idea that any expedition
was on foot, or that considerable number O.
American citizens had passed into Mexico
for the purpose Of taking part in any insur
rection. 1t was reported that only some q
individuals, suspected of such intentions
had passed the frontiers; and it was believed
that the American nation was to be spared
this new accession of misfortune and disgrace
arising from the violation of our own laws
the laws of nations and our treaty obliga
tions.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
STOVES. FAMILY GROCERIES. HARD
W APE lIIIN 4 g GI 4 SSIN ARE IElAn-
WATCHES s JEwEARY.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends. custom
II ers, and the public generally, that he has inst
received a new and splendid assortment of Jewel
ry, consisting Of
Clocks, watches. Rings, bracelets,
Fancy Goods, &C.
10 which their attention is invited. His stock en-
braces every description of Watches, for Ladies
and gentlemen, together with beautiful assortment
of guard and fob chains, keys and seals; ear and
finger rings; breast pins and bracelets, in great va
riety; miniature cases and medallion lockets; studs
and pencil cases, various kinds; combs, brushes,
perfumery, &c. &C. together with numerous other
articles of luxury, use and ornament, all of which
he will sell very low.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited TO
call and examine his stock.
Particular attention paid to repairing fine watch
es, OF any article of Jewelry.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
Oct. 2. Sign of the Big Watch.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-06
y O TsEE =.

rI1HE subscriber having disposed of all his rem
J. nants and unreasonable Goods AT anc'ion,
hegs leave most respectfully to Inform his f!cnds
and customers that he Will be in receipt Of a
Complete Stock Of Tall and Winter
Goods,
about the 18th inst. and tlankful for past favors,
solcits a continuance Of same.
LOGAN y. DANERCN.
Gasgow. Sept. 4. 1851.