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TIE HAVANA Coyslrl.sillr.--I, is an.
9iounced lhnt Charles 6. .?ngdon. Esq,
OF Mobile llns been appointed United States
tcoEsnl, at Havana, vice, Owens, removed
MIR. l.angdon is Il Union Whig, and gen
}lGmen'innch esteemed in Mobile. lie is
jle EDITOR of The Mob c Daily Advertiser.
mud though he lately run us ,l,c Uninn can.
didRte for Congress, WAS defeated.
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Oct. Z
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6O.OoO PersoZIna

Including all ages classes and conditions among which
were large number Of ladies' I,ccuafly subject
10 Nervous Complaints, have becn SsEzsls-5Ebs
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY ouaEp,
when all hope OF relief had been given u a,sa sreiy
thing eso pepp tined In vain ~
f TO illustrate the use Of the oALvANIC s5ssI.I,,
suppose he case Of person afflicted with that bans Of
Disorder In ordinary cases stiuulsnss takep,
Which by their action on the nerves and ef
stonIch atrl temporary relief bat which teasc the
patient lower slate, and with injured facnra eftst
the action :he= excited has ceased Now thii
with the effect resulting rn tho npIc alton Of tho
F3NlC BELT, rakea d! si~ptic sufferer even in si8
sors' symptoms Of an attack and smply sls the Bsi
p short period the inscnsibla psEsiraiah viii set On
the positive element OF the Belt erby essting Gai
sanc circulation W hch will fass iEe negative. ana
thence back agsn TO the psSc thus Keeping pt snni
dnuuua Galvan;c cirenls tsrrBhnut the sisto
"a! f'sW DAYS isatAaiPi.I
TC4EkaDicNfks1 THE pisf hst, EE
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Bradford Institute.

4 meeting of the ::tockhnlhrrs nf this School
will take place NJ bradford Springs on Thurs
day 'h,. 30tl Of this month. full meeting il
expected. w. LEWIS. President.
Oct lS, 1851 Std.
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SHOES.

nhes' black, Figured and Coored Jenny
linds: Worsicd Enamel Bloon,rrs Drab Fig.
urcd Bioomo!s and GaisQF@i kii 'ia:s and ) ip-
pcrs, &c. &c. j.. Y HANKS,
(tptT JU
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Collars,

French Needle Work Collars
Emhd Cults, &C., &c Fur sale low bv
Ocr2l. w. J. FRANCIS
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e e%;'1 easi0eia.

Bankc'>. and tho best assortment nf
Negro Shoes ever offered IN this marks;
RrIns IN want ni money ihry rrr,,arrd Ia
G"l 'irir goods NJ ,h, very lowest cash price
They would respectfully request th,s,, persons
indebted {" ihcin 10y open account anI notes
how due t"ihik" Immediate payment. rs iuoi.ry
must ls hat! tn meet pa vin"ntS.
Lawn. - very lar.r stock on hand they are
Nc,y ANXIOUS 'o reduce H. niI! being much in
want "a! money iisry VIII sell nI u very small
advance.
bciuhcr p. lS:li 51-3.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.

N EQTITY.
VIM. Lew Is and others
Leonard White and others
II il ordered that th, creditors of Thomas
james Wilder, dcc"nscd, late Sheriff Of said
District do appear hrf.ro me and prove llv,r
demands against the Decreased.
By order oi The Court.
lUIiN B. MILLER, Cnn'r
snmtcrN lille, .img'i ith, 1851 4! a,nG,n
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New Fall and Winter Goods,

The tuhs hsc'lbcrs are now receiving and open
ing their usual surl. oi Dry Goods, Hardware
ana t'rocrrics, the piircs ui which will be very
much rc',ucca, and li,iiv their lricli,is and The
public torAuininc their stock
NJ. URttkER ~ co.
Camden. Oct. %. 81. l-u
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Negro Shoes.

800 pr. Negro Shoes for sale low by
Oct, II, y J FRANCIS.
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Hats and Cans,

The subscriber will receive lp .. few days.s
very iinu assortment OF Gents and ltny's Ha,s
aud Gaps, whicl,will be sold at unusually lnw
prices Ut the store of WI, FRANCIS,
Opposite r. !, & VI. Mcscs' Law Office.
Sept ia. 1881, S7;i
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Webb Clark's Hotel,

SUMTER VlLLE, s, G.,
IiiISa This Hotel is situated III the mos,
liE pleasant part Of tho TOW q. The
ts4fz.l Proprietor Will be pleased to see
his friends ard the travelling public; prom
ls!ng to spare no exertoNs OH his part to
render thdW comfortable. Charges rea-
sonable. "
WEBB CLARK,
Proprietor.
Jan ~ I3 If
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A Blind Fish.

\ FISH, caugh, IN the Echo River. thr-c
miles under !hc ground in the Mammoth Cave,
Ky, can in seen 1T tlir sul,>"rihrr's store,
where he IS nrm receiving ANA ",rnin. The
'ir,t and best St"ck of t;uuI. nf All d-srrin-
,ons, hr iI.S ever had, >iz
B.adias' lsrc.S sannsi-.
Figured aud Plain Silks, Hack do
PINT satin t'c hun,
cash Ecoas
Paris rfin' Del.nncs,
BRUSH = -
Persian -
Scnich silk au,! W0r,tri PlanS
british Prints and Paid E,nghnms.
Emg!Sli and French McrirDrs Plain and
Figured.
Biark aud CulorrI A!anii!iaS
.----kI.SO :-
\ large Ia, "l Mems ANA BOYS READY
MADE CLOTHING. nice assortment oi
Fancy GpOas, Ladies and Gents Dressing
GancS. ladies Work H">rs ryrinuuri;s, Phil,
nprHn. %c. N0.
Hardware, Cutlery, and Carpenters Tools.
Guns, Rifle. Double and single barrrllcd Shot
Guns. from II % to 500
Snddlcs aud inrmcss, Groceries, Crorkery,
~ unusually low prices,
l.. y. HANKS.
Oct. 30 If
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R:aa'gsshuRs iaR E4ssAles
Kid Slippers,

The subscriber is now offering his entire stock
VI LADIES' MD SLIPPERS n, low prices
for Cash.
adde's III want OF the article will veil 10
cali i FO,.SON
June l7,h, 1851 g.; n
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Shoes !! Shoes &!
wholesale Foot and shoe

500 CnYcs of BOOTS nna SHOES, for
sale 10 per cent. cIinapcr than can be purclasrd
IN the months prices. by JOHN COiINliNGS,
2zi kingstrcct, Charleston, $. g.. opposite Dab.
cocks Bnok Store.
soE TEit,lS-Cash, or approved notes at
sixty dnys.
~ | will 1T, tc ,rieHsiirr, FLiN1'i TION
BROGANS, mt reduced prices. J. &.
Charleston, Oct.G 80 If
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Lost

IN Snmcrvillr, or between there nnl Mr.. l..
Il. Jcnnings's SlN BARREL REVOLVER,
made by Allen d Thurbcr. Any person who
may find il, by leaving II Mt this oilicc will
ccvc II libcrnl reward.
w. II. A. RICHBOURG.
Oct. 81, 1851. 52-Gt.
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Notice,

DR. w. JAMES nhRGAN respectfully of.
ers his professional ser, Ices To the citizens Of
sumtcry,ic and lis yiCiuiiy
oIlicc--the Apothccary shop iurmcriy opcu.
pied hy DR.. Il. S. MELLErT.
March l2th, 1851 20 ly
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F''n irn!HrrGf =
Persian D'l.aiuos.
Enhroihcrri aud Frcnrl ID.
Plain and Figured '"lnrcd A|paccas,
= I" Black ~
C"!urcd Cnhrra. Black Mo'lair,
Eromrli and Enwlish N"r;,,"s,
Changcahr Silks. Biack do,
Back and. 'n!tstt4FF;;i II sif'sif-rFFTTffss,,-~-'
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DR.. cHRisTtE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found OF service In cases OF Convufsions Es
sphsfnodic Complaints and general Nervous AHsctioHs
Of the Head and upper oattencs. Also in Palsy eaa
farays and nli sc9ses caused by deficiency o fcwss
Nervous Energy in the Limbo or other organs M ths
body. "
Gi3- Many hundred Certificates from all Paris Of ths
eeHntry Of the nes. eSIsordinary character can iS
given, II freguircd.
sy- No trouble enienro attends the use sf
pR. CIiRTSTIE'S G.3EP.fSIC .fRTTEEESs esd
they he wotn by The most feeble aud dslhth WITH
perfect case AMI safety In nny cains the teHsafioa
attending their Is hiyaty pfscyaaf and aErsscs
They can be sent 10 any part Of the sorasry s.s -
Prices,
Tho Galvanc Belt, Three Dpllarg.
The Gaiynnic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galrunic Bracelets, One Dollar Zach
Tic Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar q
lr3- The articles are accompanied by fall sad plain
directions Pamphlets with fall particulars may bs had
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
n- B.Rars Of ccuaitrfeits and Wosthiess 7eifsisss
d. O. MoRHHEAD, nj. u.
GENERAL AGENT For The UNITED STATE
I32 broadway, KsN Harlsys
For sale in SAmiarYillet Sc. Dir. II.
S, MBlIErT, authorized Agent aud by
pfuggists generally Sontf. Carolina.
Aug. 2S, 1850, Al cp@fly.
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a Gard,

MIS-. NJ ii. HOLMES, having consider,
abie experience in cutting and making la,
,!ies dtcsses, respectfully offers her seryisss
10 the Ladies' al Sunf,ersiile nna ;ts Ricinis
~, nlso will sltsud 10 he ntal king Of Ganttas
mems clothing. All work entrusted 70 hog
witl be executed With isatncss and ,leFr
patch. She solicits ds'lare Of patronage;
4 SHE may al ailtitnes be iound n. her Tess
c,tce formerly, oseupicd by Mr. BachansEI
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New Fall Goods.

4, r.. SOLOMONS & co. would respect.
fully inform their friends and the public .rnrr-
ally that they mr., now III rcCcip, of their Fall
Stock Of Dry Goois. comprising one Of tho
iurgrst mud best assorted Stock of Goods ,hcv
have ever had the pleasure Of offering tn their
in0r'etioi, Their stock consists in part ~ fr!
lows
Superior Printed Casmeres,
I" Plain =
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

have atlast borne down all before them Not man of
them was ever caught missing. or mapping or lodging
when an important vote to be taken Did sickness
or business render absence unavoidable the absentee
had invariably taken the precaution to pair off with
or thirst prompt visit to Pizzins it was always man
fully endured until the visit could be made wi safety
In word, they, from beginning end have manifested
BILE contrast with the shutting, tinkering wagering
equivoeang. nconstant, and careless course of The
East.
t*The Intelligencer is wrong in this; Messrs Carter
and White OF Loudoun, and Mr. Stuart OF Patrick,
were elected as white basis men-Times1
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

LATE FROM THE PLAINs-INDIAN BATTLES
The Fort Smith Herald of the I'd inst. learns from
Mr.. Abel Warren, trader among the Indians,
who came to the fort few days before, from the
neighborhood of Fort Arbuckle, that party of
Keechies and Osages passed that post day or
two before he left, on their way to make war
upon the Tonkeways, the cannibals. He said he
learned on his way in that the Tonkeways had
beaten their enemies and killed and eat the son of
the Chief OF the Keechies. The Osages on their
return from the battle killed and robbed very
worthy Chickasaw. The Chckasaws were verv
much enraged, and are determined to have salts
faction.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

The PRESIDENT received pressing invitation
At Buffalo to visit Detroit, The Democrats Joined
in the invitation, and particularly General Cass
and his family. Mr.. Fillmore also receveda pres.
sing letter here to visit the Brandon estate in Vr
GINA; one of the most beautiful and extended, in
the Old Commonwealth. and occupied, we believe,
by a daughter of MIR. Ritcfe. Mr.. Richie, who
is now in retirement, also joined heartily in this
invitation. 1t is due to the Democratic Mayors
and Common Councils the cities of Buffalo, Ro-
chester, Syracuse, Utica, and Albany, to say that
they have treated the President and his Wing
COMPANIONS in travel with a respect and attention
cminently creditable to them as men, and most hon
orable to them as gentlemen attached 90 party of
opposite politics.
The President of the United States came and
departed yesterday by the most expeditions route
to the seatof government. We have devoted
largely additional space to the accounts of his re-
ception homeward, to which we ask the attention
OF the readers of the Express, and particularly to
the speeches made by the President and Messrs.
Graham and Crittenden.--N Y. Express.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

SUDDEN INTERRUPTION OF LADY's Toilet. --
A few days since lady in St. Louis was en-.
gagged before her mirror in going through her toilet
exercises when the glass suddenly rece ded from
her, as the entire front wall of the building parted
company with its neighbors, and, with a tremen-
dous crash, fell into the street. The lady, in utter
establishments at the suddenness ofthe motion, was
left standing in dis habille, though singularly
enough, entirely uninjured. In consequence of the
recent grading of the street, the earth beneath the
wall had been partially moved, and its sudden
giving way was the cause of he accident
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Teal Philadelphia
Schr Orianna, Dodge, New Yor k, sundries, to II w
Tyler. Webb, Bacon Il Co, Smith & Harwood, Rag
land & Brothers, Nance q Gooeh, G J Sumner, P II
Taylor w Wallace, Gaynor & Wood, Peyton w
NJ Harrison, Nash & Woodhouse. Morris 4 Brother.
Fry g. McCandli.h, Garland g. Robinson Putney &
Watts, ] M Royal, J Thompson, Mace & Winston
M Zimmerman, w w Woodbridge, o A S,recker
c T Workman q Co. T & C Ellis & Co, F Cram
Crane 4 Son, Ludam & Watson. And Pizzni, TINS
ley Bryant;,S McGruder & Sons. Pizzini, l. Gin
ter, Stebbns, Daracott & Co, Gordon & Son Bennett
g. Beers E Skinker, H w Fry, Dove, Isaac a. Co.
J w Randolph, w TAYLOR, Davenport, Allen 4 CO.
Smith & Roberts, B D Evans, J Dooley, Van. lew
& Taylor. Edmond 4 Davenport. Purcell, Ladd g. Co.
Lee, Crenshaw & Bro, Dunlop Moncure & Co.
w Palmer, and to order. wv
Schr Ann Gardner Lawrence, New York.
Schr Chas t Brown, Apologize, New York
Schr Mary Peck, Dupuy, New York
Schr Gypsy, Perine, New York
Schr Straon, Slubbins, Albany.
SAILED
Schr Merchant, Couch, New York.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

Mr. Fuqua explained in the Convention,
Thursday morning, that he was detained from the
body by severe ;ndisposition on Wednesday
when the final vote was taken on the Compro-
mise and that he had not paired off. Mr. Bolts
was another Eastern member who was not pre-
sent and had not paired off. Hence, as we sta
ted Thursday, the proper majority for the Com
promise is 5, instead 7, as the actual vote happen
ed to be.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

Since the completion of the Railroad line be.
tween Cincinnati and Cleveland, there has been 9
steady increase of travel and trade The Columbus
(Ohio) Journal of the 10Th instant has the follow.
ing items:
The train of cars from Cincinnati, this morning,
arrived at our depot by eleven O'clock having on
board about two hundred persons. Three first class
cars and one second class started for Cleveland, all
were filled. The number Of passengers is rapidly
increasing on this route.
train OF cars, loaded with hue hogs, starts from
Columbus for Cincinnati this afternoon, This bu-
siness we think will increase as hogs can be carried
through in few hours and for from Is to 80 cents
each.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

The Chat'eso on Mercury denies that the State of
South Carollaa mas employed Massachusetts men 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27
Hon. Richard Coke, formerly member of Con
gress from Accomac, is dead

History Of the Basis Question in the Conuen-
tion.-We have prepared, with great care, and
shall publish tomorrow, a consecutive account OF
the proceedings of the Convention on the basis
question, from the 3Oth of April, when the COM
mittee of the whole first came to a vote, to the
2lst fMay, when the Compromise was finally
adopted; giving the substance of each proposition
submitted, and analysing every important vote
so as to show the mode in which the various deci-
sions were reached. Asitis probable that mem
bers of the Convention will desire copies of such
record, we would suggest that they may secure
then: by leaving orders for the number wanted at
at the Office of the Times, this morning.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-27

calculated to work in sand, gravel clay.
hard pam soft shelly rock, with chains
. and anchors complete, will cost. sl5,5OO
ofeceiVing sco"s, at $3.50 each ............ 2,7O0
Cost of one machine complete. .......... sIs, 2Go-
Such machine will require TO work it,
f.! superintendent, at S75 per month ~ $500
! steam engineer, per annum. ........ GOO
- ,,e'han ana oeck hand $50 days, at 81 90 500
a ~ hahos " to each scow) 3 90 5000
~ coIos OF WOOD, at US OO.............. 900
Oh' 'alow, repairs OF machinery, DC. 600
o'"i annual expenses OF one machine. 500
Total cost of one machine and expeoses for
n JIG year.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1914 700
vi iof TWO machines. ..-................ 1900
Assuming that one machine will raise 60 cubic yards
per pour In ordinary excavation or for DAVIS work
ten hours an average of 500 cubic wards Der dav. and
deduetng Tor time lost by high water and IN repairing
machinery oneith of that quantity the two will raise
IN one year OF ESQ working days 200 600 cubic wards
The time necessary for the removal of the Ricbmond
bar, and Tor reducing the channel from Warwick to
richmond to unorm depth OF Is feet at high
. water, Is estimated at ................I wear
For the removal of Cox's and Harrison,s
oars. wear
For giving depth of II feet to The channel
from Warwick to Richmond. ...-......3 years
Whole time occupied in the improvement S years
The expense incurred in removing the distractions in
the manner proposed will then be as follows:
Two dredging machines and scows.. $50 400
Expenses OF dredging for five years, at $l3,-
ooo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 65 600
Total expense on account of dredging ma
chimes. ".."......... .$lOl, 400
For purchase OF iron and adjustment of ma
chlnery Tor breaking up the fast rock below
- nocKelts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Sheet ping across bayou. ............ 500
For the removal of three old wrecks between
Warwick and Richmond. ......... 300
Removing other small distractions not enume-
idtea $50
-Four buoys at Richmond bar. ............. 400
-Four buoys at Harrison's bar. 400
Total expense of removing all the distractions
between Richmond and Harrson's bar. slo3,4oo
Below Harrson's bar the following is the estimate.
or ouoy on the White shoals. ............ $50
Lignt-fouse on FONT OF Shoals. .......... 10000
Bhoy OIL Days point. $50
-Four buoys in the north channel. ~ 600
Two buoys off Deep Water shoals ~ 800
One buoy off Hog Island shoals. .. $50
One buoy of Swans point. $50
Two buoys onGoose Hill flats. ...... 900
MI. $1,000
Making the aggregate cost of all the improvements
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
the life ofTrade

WE beg leave TO state to our friends and
w the public generally, that we have
now on hand an unusual large stock of as.
sorted Groceries, consisting in part of the
following leading goods, winch we offer un-
usuuiiy low, in order to make room for OUR
MAMMOTH STOCK! Which will be I'D at
The thee earlies: resumption of navigation.
l2 0O Bngs G. A, saltst SLIGO
~o iihds. fIime sugar at Tets.
OR Twelve Pounds for 81 co
80 Bags Prime Rio Coffee at l3cts. oer ID
co., OK seven ROUNDS Tor Sl,U0
6Oo Bales. Pittsburgh Eagle Cotton at g5c,s.
And every thing else propor;ionahly low. Call
II you want bargains.
Eufniture!!
We have sill small lot LEFT, which we
teei desl Gus to close out, prior TO receiving
one OF the heaviest stocks ever brought 10
Glasgow
T. S.-We further state that no House in
upper Missouri shall be permitted to under Sc II
Us, sell at what they may.
J. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow, Jan 23I 1851.
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Chas. As. FaElenste;n.

GLlsGow, Missouri.
rHNllE usual custom of the country is to
IL give thanks for past favours especially
on the beginning Of the New Year. And I
take this method to comply with this custom,
in the most heartfelt manner, and furthermore
to solicit a continuance, and if possible, and
convenient, an Increase Of the favors.
As cash appears 10 be the days order.
would respectfully remark, that | court that
arcicle as strong as any man living, for casl,
| do as much as my neighbors, probably liz.
tie murc, as 10 Spun Cotton for one Dollar,
aud Sligo B Iron a, four cents per h. Al
Sheeiings at Gets. per yard. Why! will do
better than that, sell them to my good Gus
temers at those prices ON usual time, end
have done so before, and TO any person pur-
chasing a bill Of Sligo, for cash, will dis.
count their bill, for par funds s per cent But
altogether, will sell 10 ali my good old friends
on usua! old Terms, and will be satisfied, if
they treat ne in future, as they have done be.
fore AS long as We are doing well under a
certain system, we had better continue, and
so will. 1t will do very well TO talk abou,
dong this or that. but the point is TO do ill.,
II is an utter impussibiity 10 do u cash BUSH
ness to any amount, in this or any other
country. But one thing is certain if it comes
to Cheap Selling, will be with the crowd,
and sell as low as'any living man in Glasgow.
My assortment, az usual, general and very
heavy! CiIAS. 3 FALLENSrEIN.
Jan. % 1851.
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Examinations.

An examination Of the Scholars OF Glasgow
Female Seminary, will take place on Thurs
day and Friday, 30th and 3lst insts. The
patrons of the school, the friends of educa
uon' and the public generally, are respectful.
ly invited,
An address, appropriate to the occa sion
will be de liVered by THOMAS SnAcKELroRp,
on Thursday evening.
F, A, SAVA GE,
Chmn. Bord I rustees.
Glasgow, Jan. 90 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23

90 where you will, talk about what you
may and you will either see or hear of the
great ARABIAN Prepa ration, known TO the peo-
pie of the United States, as II. G. Farrelrs
Celebrated Arabian Eminent. 1t has made
some OF the most remarkable cures of par
alysis, rheumatism, nervous affections, spinal
complaints, DC, on record, and indeed as ON
external remedy is applicable to nearly oil
diseases which could possibly be bene flied by
a medicine of that kind. See advertisement
N. b. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. b. Farrel's Arabian Lioiment
aoase counterfeit which has just made its
appearance. 47-2w,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
GEYER ELECTED.

We learn by gentleman who left
Boonville yesterday morning, that in
formation was received at that place
Tuesday evening, announcing the
election of Geyer. He was elected
on the first ballot, Monday morning.
Although the information is not
official, it comes to us in a shape
which entities it to credit.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-23
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1851.
Regular Saturday Packet


For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonuille
ArroW Rock, GidsgoW and Brunswick.
Grs, n THE new and tas, running steamer
- GEN. LANE. Isaac H. McKEE,
master, having been purchased and refit,ed
expressly for HE above trade, will commence
at the earliest opening of navigation. and
will mako regular weekly trips, leaving St.
Louis every Saturday evening at 4 o'clock;
and Brunswick every Tuesday, at l O'Clock,
a. NJ. On her downward trip will be at
Glasgow, Arrow Rock, Boonyille, Rocheport.
Providence and Nashville, the same day; and
Jefferson City. Mouth of Osage, St. Aubeft.
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 share
Of the public patronage.
For freight, or passage, applp on board %. 20
WALL & SCOTT, ST. Louis.
c. D. E!TZEN, Herman.
P. C. ARNOLD, Portland.
l.. ROBIOU L. Co., St. Aubert,
W. A. BENNETT, Cote Sandessieu.
L B, COkDELL, Jefferson City.
CROW & JACKMAN, Rocheport
A. G. GODDlN, Boonvlle.
J. A. ADDERTON, Arrow Rock.
J. w. HARRIS, Glasgow.
BALENTINE d OUTCALT, Brunswick
Jan. 23d lS5l