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The New York herald., 1851-08-02
FINE ARTS.

CoLoREp DAguERRKoryPEs roR rIFry CENTS
" Einss 81 yfshs Rooms los Bowery ksween Hester and
Grand streets the ony tskiishment in Lo city where the
cest shyht dssuerreosyps handsomely coiored ard
ssrsd sxes a. eQusliy
ntse 80 sesss< vns~Ss re~fst sasssc,ics y rivsn.
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ehssed frcis W. scha GsttI ths tuslasas a a.
Csm fsrd No go cry street. bsrs - Ne fesss
oi VT " and We rrllis s-nerally that Ne al
unss pr,Lerea s.pe h-n vith Zeal y sverx k.a sss
rhss, Q 'uhi' yssd Ne. ~ ohsui .iss,k N, pARIls.
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w SrxN. A COS riksoroarr ss~urscrosr.
w Ne rsh q sfrstl -srsfsem. ~ nrp.tssy. sssf
Brcsms ssr~st Me- fsrs.
<Is fsres invs q ssll ess es.nas 80 ssaeas "
ssssrtmsst q hs shsss - IA astralassts "
lit Dsvte % Hostaa fhs go y ~ifh ..hsat
Celersns Aehes sttse usst fvssa n es trsiaa A-u-s
rVguire Ne enegutww k~rrna M4naa a.
hire. nonsy sdvsssea "a llssss. f y sNrLek co.
Waste fssisssrs. ~ nrsas.aF.
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M ATRIA0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
Nl Lover-Profe.sor Lawton Of London, having arrived
post paid plain directions to enable ladies gentleman TO
wn the devoted affections Of the opposite The
simple, but captiva that all be married ire
not least 10 can s. arranged With such ease ana dsoacy
that detection impossible Address Professor Lawton,
Bcst kAss No letter taken from the Post Once unlesc
the postage 10 paid
RRIvAL OF DR.. c. W. ROBACK TNEw YORK.
"A The celebrated Dr. G. w. Roback. from Sweden. Pro-
with the moet for the last
Offers his services 70 the citizens OF New York and i
vicinity. &. W. Robsek being the seventh son Of the
seventh and having made Asroiogy his exclusive study
since the early Of hteen enjoys derived
from reflection that possessed in
this eountry in Europe and being gifted by nature
ADOPT the folio wing and the immediate
summation Of the following ropiss-He be
suited with At hs ofcs, or by letter. prepaid and
onowns topios;Busness Of all descriptions; travelling
BY land courships; advice given for their
eesful aecomplshmsnt spscuatipG In stocks, merchan
the purehsDg tickets and safety ships sea- he
also has had tho honor OF receiving cerhsate from
nsnesshls John Bernadotts formerly King Of Sweden,
s -, Nm ave , him 's Ss.:Ss % S :nssns 70 those
Ing health wealth. and marrisge love Affairs journcys law
sus difficulty In business fraud sickness death; past
pressn and future svsnts and all the Of life and
rermsLadies 80 etc Genemen 81 fatvities calculated
ssss ladies 81 s,ntismen 81 Nstiytes caicuistsd 40
81 uil IS Persons distance have their natl
hss drawn sending the date their birth All
letter. containing The above fee will receive immediate
nen and nstviss VII be sent part of the United
above topea pos paid, will be ahswered gratis. His
I s,s wSi,ss'.-e. s-o block below BrosSvav
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EifTH WARD HoTEL-rHE UNDERSIGNED. VINO.
'T G s sa. ss y.s b.. BE-, ,,ssts, :. =.
been ,s,sndsa % him ~ -. friend. saa Ss ss1Sss s
q C H. sns a q sss '
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With success and he plsasur.
ss. 90 o%s bella Re s.sss%ss 80 .s ss.
70 sustain The reputation .he HE hOu,, A.. ,.s;,sa
TIE undersigned In assuming the ma.sss@ss, q ,ss rnh
hss sssr ysssa tCs Ss ..~y
sad sssssst sar.s.Isy r.sss. = :.su's:.:t r...
himself that the sossuet of u. ss, VI.
the approval of that psrties %
s ssssss rSs X.rs Hotel '''' cGxsGss wRicaT
TnE oRrArEsr, LUNCH IN NEW YORK. AZ rus
oelost Tsrtis steals Isrs. .sd :tscs s.h~ i
n'''' me '''"' : '''''A JOHN TAYLOR. rrorr.s.sr.
CHELIYs FASHIONABLE RESTAURANT AND cara
AIN, es %', o,s s sss ss.. s ssr1
Thers style about the service at this restaurant vcrh
observing.
THAT ARABEsoUE LAxP, TOWERING ALorr. AND
q Broadway and Anthony street the outward sign
Sa Of ns.s & s &
ssly rih,S . vie. s.oe.ssyiss m s.sesssns.s but s
s.s THOUSAND a.hss art sr,'ay Rreg.ssd n.mm cssae'
CHELLEYs LApIEs' DEPARTMENT
nst oS, q seesrs%en has ssen recently
added With The view q .scon%odssns tides sna ssns
e dscs.y ne New York ard .urrouhds psrssss snsrs
Cream crs.%s J,iiiss 8nu. ia and cosfss,ionsry A''
CHELLErs NULLIeArAwSy, eREEs TURTLE
ss sC Crabs s,.,;s LSs,,s sGss as%
rys.ks shis fsshigsstis ssssblishnsst
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Al rNeIIsH Ispr .naoUeHr ur fsos f~rsscr
N fraase sna F.s-s-ihf AreaTA ts.-lears ~ tsta
ianausFes ~sl ttsllaa. aeareas srIsY
meat either rssrsatsAis r.a semsarf .Asfs ~ -.
viees % traehtna a. trn lanru.s ~eif ~ srt.hT
rsvsrts1 Ftinr ustruftlaa rrssas .mliss So
rccs sessl-s 500 fsrt p~t lae- i-ss - tAs
~ ustry. sst hsstas irv- 49, - $50 a. la.a. ~
esivs t-s astruemsa tram s~sa-st q -
uittse ssisers'f - q a. ssg fsf r-sf
lsesusrl sssNrss "a - nss. 80 sAs sessg ssa~--<
ptNfttf. 49, nsr.A~ay f~~t o~aa vsaA r~s4 ss~a
st~tlne sh~rs ca tnt~~vls~ nag ks ksa
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Dt-co-
very Nth Of Independence 10TH and Of the Institution
NEW YORK, AUGUST I. ls5I-NorICE.-THE LII
~ eensed forwarders licensed Runners, and Boardias
house Keepers Of the city Of New York hereby requested
Pearl streets. Saturday evening o'clock
consideration the arbitrary construction Of the EmigrAnt
and 20 agree upon som plan protect ourselves
.h,ir eners,ehpsns Prompt attendance Of all interested
NV TbafSSSs bafS. enxs. VoRathkAcnrn T. SRSiss RIE,
Committee.
vJ,O THE OLDEN ORDER OF owLs-TO ALL THE
Thegns Sir Knights Chivnlrous Initiated -Acknov-
and all Of The most iustrQrs Order of and
he very rssreetabie and eesr.tsd house Mesrs Renaa
aln Bollipgerk Co. o. France fr quality Of chsmpagns
MIN. gneh believe h sss,r sdsp,sd p tss taste. o. our
Each bottle is labelled with the bird Of vsasm roo.ns
Grand saehsm Of the Northern Roost The wine is
ready for de,ery and e dersbs tha. every member Of
after inbbing and maintain himself upon the root with
aiEnty and with grayiy that will not endssser his
hhs attempted 20 divine the plans of Order and
fssten the odium Of being revoiu aonists csbas
zsddne IN The affairs and po,ics o. v.riou, people and
with the fpelson Of employees. H. therefore becomes cut
proud order 70 be crcumspect and sau Our e,uay and
part promote the aims sscsmpl,h the wise ana
Ihianthrpe object. Of our venerabe order Onward aad
"' %1. ~ HALL, No. 100 wall ..r.e..S.Y.
II n. DICKSON, SAN YRANcIsoo.-DIcKsoN DE-.
Agents. San Frssc.o csossis Refer 70 ..:srs Ven.
CO. Sss fsfs S.. s.isi lcsl Lsrsii
fhes Lamb Boston Neeers. Jno. s. Dewslfe Co. Ia
s... a'isss S.rs.. i.ss Bon. o.sss
nsrfss. Ms
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SPECIAL NOTICE 3.

T>AnMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers-A regular meetiag Of the institution will be
held in the Council Chamber Of the Great Wiv Mon
day evening the 4h day Of August half hour after the
setting Of the sun General and Puneua attendance 10
quested. By order OF the Grand sachem.
DANIEL =. DELAvAN, Grand sschem.
srrPHKS c. DuRyEA, Secretary.
Manhattan Season Of Fruits Eighth Noon. Year Of Disco
very th, Of Independence 76th and Of the Institution
GJd.
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INCREASE OF THE MORMONS -
1t seems, alas, that Mormonisn
ls making terrific schism
Among Christians
But Mormons don't as fast In crease
As roaches, bed bugs, moths, and Aeas--
Those vile Philistines.
But there's ready way to 6x
These horrid insect heretics
Emanuel Lyon
A powder sells that knocks them Ger,
Kills item instanter by the score,
Which, in Broadway, 42f,
ThousAnds arc buYinR.
The New York herald., 1851-08-02

D1shsuring Eruptl0ns.-It II the want Of
the skin which the eruptons met With such
pimplss freckies tan sunbuln 20 sspseiSy At ths
ton produces healthy action and fair clear xion
without fall 1t 10 sold by Rushton, Clark Co., No. ITO
and rs Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
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why Will you suffer those pimpIes and
sckls to remain your when BY usug bottle Of
Orange Flcwer you have them removed It
also excellent article to remove tan and II b
seld BY Rushton Clark Co.. No. Ito and 23 Broadway
and 10 Astor House.
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Remember This. - That In all cases Of
pimplss Frscklss Blotches horphew Tan and suneurn
the Orange Flower Lotion certain remedy 1t 10 sold by
Rushtsn, Clark Co., ITO and 3 Broadway and 10 Astor
House.
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Our Philadelphia correspondence

PIILADELPHIA, August I, To5I
Cool Weothg-Mim Statistics-kope Engins
House Burned Shocking Accident-Mayor Cal
pin and other Notables at Sea.
The month sacred to the bow-wows has opened
with such a cool temperature as to give reason to
hope that the dog-star has wandered out OF his
sphere, and is at the present time extending his in
auence upon uninhabited quarter of the globe.
The following is the monthly statement Of the
operatiOns of the United States Mint -
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~ Oakum WG.as Bergen New Jersey TX miles from
New York; Orders by mail promptly attended Persons
sending by mail will please what kind they want
ira superior or American navy Persons wishing visit
do 90 by taking the stage from Jersey City Ferry which
leaves for Bergen every half hour.
The New York herald., 1851-08-02

Ballard's Hair Dye.-Omce Removcd 90
store No as B.osaway corner Of psrara street. where
have their hair eolorsd a. usual IN private ofos
by calling OK at their residence.
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Eok sALE-A cLINKER BUILT. COPPER FAsTEN-
% ssntoat Twenty-Five feet ten in shes in length built
expressly for speed and believed be capable competing
With boat q her ss Is in perfect order has air
built about weeks siuae Inquire Messrs FISH
CiAik CO, sos wster street. Price $ll5.
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Goufaud's Liquid Hair Dye converts rcd
srs.y hsr to essa Or brswn the Instant .ypisS CO..
sunhurn, erutions &c. Poudrs Subtitle uproots hair from
the body Liguid Rouge, Hair Gless and LILY
waller street near Broadway, and Calender So D. Third
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THE TUBE.
SPOHTING.

EoXES! FOXES! FOXESi-WILD YOUNG ONES
wanted, by the Spirit Of the Times, New York.
about the i5th August Any that procure them
please write and will be attended Be particular
city preferred
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HAIR Dye and Wige esn he Sound IN Us
Ueatsst peYsston at Batcksors Wall His Wis
- uasqualsd for hstsr Appearance and durability R
usif Dys favorably kHewn u nssds NO 90 nm su II
h tswn and eeuAtxy.
The New York herald., 1851-08-02

CHELLEYs MULLIGArAwNY, CREgs TURTLE
- sntOx Tail SouIs. Woodcsek, Lambs FIRES. Salmon.
yrogs, Soft Crabs Basbsw Lobster. nsyorsse dcmsrd
Teu3ror deveau and thousand other dcseics svved IN
'fys.G g. THE fsshivnstls tsssblishnsrt.
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NAHrKD-By A RBsPKcrABLy YOUNG HARaIED
w woman with fsssh breast Of ID, whose bA,y is
cad sehd 20 wet sarss at her Ap,iy ~
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MANAGED TRUNKS, vALIsEs, ETC.,. E. VAN
~ Antwerp. Auct0nser will sell Saturday August
a. 0e'eioet a; his sale Room No. 10 Cedar street
Pearl for cash the Large stock Of Trunks, vases &C. be-
Ion ns 10 M H. OLSEN, damsged by At the late
tire a No los Maiden lane Sale absolute and the goods
nust be tAlen asay the cane day
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rOR SALE AND TO LET.

A GOOD CHANCE FOR ONE HAVING A SMALL
~ tartsi for sale in whole the business stock
sns snse. 81 Tobacco nanufactory four years estab
hshsd Connected Herewith is very profitable tobacco
rout@ which u served OF the sasable tobaccos
mehnfacturd In this city Enquire at Ia Houston street.
eorpsr of SLs rim. before sk A. N.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
4 SENSIBLE WOMAN.

6ir9' Swighcm, of the Pittsburgh
Visitor, after participating in the late
Woman's Rights Convention at Akron.
went home 10 her babies, her quill and
her types, end has since then been Civ
ing the moon.struck theorists she met
there "a piece Of her mind This is the
way she talks:
The physical right 70 be ,akeD ,a
Of is one Of women's rights, that We
will never yield. Our physical weak,
ness will ever be our strongest argu-
mont for claiming al legal, intellectual
and moral powers of defence. Ia al
intellectual or moral war we ask no
quarters on account Of womanhood; but
Of every man We meet we claim physi'
cal protection, just because he is a man
and we are women. AS to meeting in
Convention to discuss woman's rights
to engage IN any occupation for which
She has capacity, is sheer nonsense.
There is no law to prevent women
from following almost any business.
and why DO they not take their right 30
work al anything they please Mrs.
Coo urged that women have a right to
be captains Of ships Well why are
they not captains There is no law to
preventit. five believed it right, and
thought we had the capacity, we would
soon command a vessel. and no doubt
but the world would acknowledge our
/ right to DO so. II would have taken II
grca; dea! Of talk to convince the world
/ that Joan Of Arc and Jagelio had ight
/ to be soldiers, but without any arguing
they proved their title TO a niche in the
warriors temple Of fame. \ man Of
words and not of deeds, is like gar
den full of weeds, and woman osthaV
kind is very much like him. There is
no use claiming rights for those who do
not an,,o use them, and those who do
should Just take them"
There's more good, practical sense
in that one paragraph than we have
seen yet in the whoIe-world of fancy,
cant, and stut. that the transendentaI
petlicCals have given us.- lVapeHa
Times.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
ENERGY OF CHARACTER.

4 bold, vigorous man, what a tone
he gives to the company he may be in,
to the society in which he lives, to the
nation wherein he was born. Men
seem incbriated with the atmosphere
around him, SO completely are they
overcome by his presence. He is never
weary, never languid, there is nothing
enervating falls from him in action or
speech. lie strengthens aud arouscs;
he sets men of no confidence on their
feet, not purposciy, but by his own
example. They see him, one of them.
selves, the boy they went to school with
played with, expanded into man, anI
drawing all after him in The vortex in
which he moves. He is q perpetual
reproach to the suggnrd, Joy to the
limid, those VINO want confidence, and
who fancy they are hy temperament or
situation precIudcd from possessing or
manifeslpg the darling, animating
power. Energy of character is cor.
linually rcnova,.ng misunderstanding
men to I4vcl whence they see how
easily it is, or seems, 10 become great
and joyful as strong and vigorous as he
who, by act or thought, lifted Ihcm up.
1t is anlma!ing to see men press on III
the race ofemualion, inspired hy some
noble fellow who figures in the past, Or
is present amoug ihcm The enthUsi.
asm one man can create 10y bod and
earnest action, is astonishing. One
ioval, free hearted, generous stranger,
coming by accident or otherwise
among US, will often upset and rclnrig'
crate q clique of friends Injured, com.
, pclely trained in, to duilness and Gus
lomary quiet. The enthusiasm Of The
moment overbears all our preconceiv.
ed notions of order, our silent and res
pectful decorum. cur fear oI giving of.
fence, that piti!ul but common vice,
which makes US careful, even 10 folly,
in what we say, is, by the current OF
this mans spirit, rolling through US, and
forcing up ours, swept away; and the
night, the day, the time, whenever it is
is from theaceforih 8 bright spo'!n OF,
history. Il is frorI this, public meet.
ings derive their intense interest, anc
public opinion its force. We are sure
Of meeting some earnest man whc
will cheer US, give Us keener, fulle.
f sensations; and thus one or two being
, connected with the millions by mys,i,
chains Of sympathy, communicate ta'
fire of their own minds TO every man
until It's powerful energy 0wakcns Ih'
dormant intclecls of al!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
LEE OLE IN EDITOR.

There are few readers Of ncwspa
pc!s who have any adequate idea of
the incessant toll required in their
publication. Captain Marryau, who,
in his lifetime, had much bitter expc-
ricncc, held the following language or
the subject
Newspaper literature is link IL
lie great chain Of miracles, which
prove the greatness of England, and
every support should be given to news.
papers. The Editors of these news,
papers perform 4 most enormous task.
ltis not the writing Of The leading ar
ticics, every week, whether inclined or
not, in sickness or in health, in afilic-
ton, disease of mind, Winter or Snm.
mer, year after year, tied down to !
task, remaining in one spot. lis like
the walking Of thousand miles in =
thousand hours. In itself it appears
nothing. The labor is not manifest.
nor is it the labor, but it is the con-
tinued attention which it rcquircs.--
Your life becomes, as it were the pub.
Iication.
One paper no sooner corrected and
printed, than another comes. Il is the
stone Of sisyphus, an endless repetition
Of toll, constant weight upon the
mind, a continual wearing upon the in
lcl!cct and spirits, demanding all the
exerlion Of your faculties, al the same
time that you are compelled TO do The
seycresl drudgery. To write for pa
per is very well, bot to edit ole. is It
condemn yourself 10 slavery
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
Esoot a. Shoe Mandatory.

-, The subscriber respectfully annOunc-
SNS es to the public that he has resumed
w. business, and is prepared to attend to
ail orders for Boots and Shoes OF every des-
cription. He has on hand complete assort-
,nent of materiols, 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 him.
lie also keeps on hand a 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 Shoemaker's
Findings Generally. kept for sale.
Shop in the old Drug Store, opposite Dr.
Vaughan's ottlce, -
SAMUEL STEINMETZ.
Glasgow, May Sth, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
COL. BENTON'S BOOK.

The Washington correspondent Of
the NcO York Express gives the fol
lowing hints as to the patprc Of Go,
Benlon's forthcoming book:
Colonel Benton, hear Of as busy Z. h,g
book and busy as counsel at the Nsra.IS
.ment3, before one Of wnich he has appeared
in a two hour argument for one Of his Mis-
souri clients. In his book, understand he
says be has some aa.d shots for the Wings
out even harder ones for The lame ducks o.
The Democracyl The wings have been shot
at SO often by the Colonel and both upon
the wing and at Test that they can aau'd
few more rounds from his lowling piece.
But how will the lame ducks stand this
shooting from one who has been alternately
worshpped by them as "Old Bullion, "the
Great Expunger." the right arm Of "the
Greatest and Best" "Ihe Champion of the
Constitutional Currency" and by oil titles in
the calender Of party and political fame
The lame ducks already invoke the muse c!
Butler to save them.
And may the gun that shoots at duck or plo'ei
Bear wide the mark and kick tie owner oys-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07

A BRIDAL BLooMER. The Boston
Commonwealth states that, on Wed.
nesday evening, one Of the editorial
fraternity Of that city took the hand of
a fair lady in marriage whose costume
was an elegant white satin Bloomcr,-
It was neatly made, fitting snugy around
the waist aud close Up in the neck, the
spencer opening in front like naval
officers vest and inlerlaccd a Ia Swiss
untaineer-sIeeve flowing, white
kids, white satin slippers, hair done
plain with Q wreath Of orange flowers
over the brow, and long bridal veil
flowing from the crown Of the head
yer the shoulders. A beautiful de.
scrption of beautiful affair.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
MY MOTHER.


Yet, even at the present day, now
that years three.scorc and ten have
passed over her head, attended with
sorrow and troubles manifold, poorly
chcquered with scanty joys, can look
on that countenancc and doubt that at
one time beauty decked it as with a
glorious garment ! Hail to thee, my
parent as thou siltest there, in thy
widows weeds, in the dusky parlor in
the house overgrown with the lustrous
ivy of the sister isle, the solitary house
at the end of the retired court shaded
BY lofty poplars. Hail TO the dame of
the oval face, olive complexion, and
Grocian forehead; by thy table seated
with the mighty volume of the good
Bishop Hopkins spread out before thee;
there is peace in thy countcnance, my
mother; is it not worldly peace howev-
er, not the dcccitful peace which lulls
~ "" ''O"'"S e'u''lo0's' anu II O''' ""IC''
'c' Us PFay' huIhU'y pray mat every
sinner may "o foused IN ''n'e 10 'mP'oFe
mercy not IN vain IhIne Is 'he peace
OF 'he righteous my h''heF' ol nose 10
"hoH' no SIN can be imputed, 'he score
OF whose "''sueeus mas ueCh long since
"aShcd away ny 'he oloou .! 'h1
atoNeh@n'' "hich ImPu'e'h righteous
ness 10 'hoso VINO trust +" IT, IL was
not always mus my mo'hor' a ''me
was when The cares PomPs, and Van'
lies .! 'hIs world agi'a'ed lhce toC
much; ou' mat time Is gone by aho'h
er ana oe''er has succeeded; here l;
peace no" on I'll! cohh'enaAce' lhe true
peace peace around thee' TOO, IN my
2 soii'ary d"e!'ns' SounGS OF peace III
cheeriui mum or 'he Kettle ana the pur
fihS oi Inc immense angola "h!ch
s'areS up at thce from It's se''Ie with II:
a'!Aos' human eyes. 49o more eaT'!II
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
GLASGOW HOUSE.

yS0HE undersigned would respectfully call
I the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally to The fact that he has taken the
above large new and commodious establish
ment, and will use every exertion TO please
all that may call upon him. He has sta
Die well provided with provender and an at
tcntive Ostler.
May 20. WALTER u. CHlLES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-07
Jarnes Fitzpatrick,
HOUSE,SIGN& ORNAMENTAL |
FAINTER.

MTOULD respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Glasgow and the adjoining
country that he is prepared to execute, in the
very best STYLE all kinds of Plain, Fancy and
Ornamental House and Sign Painting, lml-
tation Of Wood and Paper Hanging.
0HrAll directions left at Dr.. l. P. Waugh
ans will be promptly attended to.
Glasgow, July 3, lS5l-3m.