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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27
M Ii E BY.

WI Z z 7 " 9 u
MFRS. SUSAN V. CARTER would S@,<
IT-A respectfully inform her friends 81
and the public generally, that she is ed
to execute the business in her line with neat
ness and disp aich. She is in receipt of the
fashions monthly, and hopes by strict atten.
ton TO give general satisfaction TO all who
may favor her with call
0FResidence next door 10 Christian
Church.
Glasgow, March 20-3-lf
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MAGNIFICENT LINE OF RAIL.
ROAD

We clip the following interesting arr
,icls from the Baltimore Patriot, which
presents at q glance the main features
Of The grand enterprise now in pro.
gross, of connecting the western from
tier of this State, with the eastern sea.
board, by continuous line Of railway.
We commend i, TO the especial Consid-
alton Of our readers:
BALTIMORE AND THE GREAT WEsT.--
To those who may have misgivings az
to the great Importance and ultimate
triumph of our great enterprise in con.
nec,ion with The western country, are
referred TO the following from the Gin.
cinnsti Gazette of the 5,h inst.
The Straight Line, Railroads. Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Kansas Riuer.
We have recently noticed the fact tina.
Virginia had granted the RICH! of way from
the Three Forks OF Tygart's River, ION the
Ba ltjmore and Ohio Ralrod) to point OF or
below Psrkersburg, on the Ohio River. We
have also mentioned the grant Of the ri ht Of
way. by the Illinois Legislature, from Wins
cennes, on The Wabash, TO Illinoistown, OPP
positc ST. Louis. Since these grants, the
Missouri Legislature have granted charter
for railway from 81. Louis 10 the mouth OF
Kansas river, which lies on or near the west
line Of the State Of Missouri, and have grant.
ed TO the Company the Stat. credit for a mil.
lion and q hay of dollars.
Congress will likewise grant to it a por
ton Of the public lands through which it pas
ses. That portion Of the Pacific Railway,
(and the Cincinnati straight line road) which
lies in the Stale OF Missouri, may be consid
cred as certainly to be made. Nor is there
any doubt Of the construction OF the Belpre
Road, or Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rosd.
The only doubt is. as 10 that portion OF This
really grand work which lies east Of Porkers.
burg, in Virginia, and we cannot for mo.
mehl doubt the construction OF that, when
we see such vast interests and consequences
involved in it. The Straight Line Rail
road from Baltimore 10 Kensss river, through
Cincinnati, (all now provided for by Lsgisls.
tive sran!s) is the greatest. most important.
and respectively the cheapest, railroad line in
the world. Let the reader look at the fol.
lowing elements Of this grand word:
/. There are six distinct sections, whose
ength is IS follows, viz:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-27

MARRIED-On the Goth inst. in Fayette,
BY Rev. T. M. Allen, Mr.. BENZ. H. WIS
DUN, of Todd county, Ky, and Miss MAR.
tina B. SAFFARANS Of Fayette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
NOTICE TO THE INVALID.

DR. D. c. HARRINGTON's, Medical Office, us Main
~ street Worcester, up stairs where he be consult
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases of any kind with
pect and confidence and ola cure being performed DIR has
Tor the last ten paid particular attention the study
and practice OF female complaints and perfectly has he
become acquainted with their that without boasng
he lrdrrdnt from all diseases peculiar to them.
So successful has been his of treatment tho he has
been called upon by other members of the medical faculty.
to introduce his mode Of practice and has been visited
that purpose which answered the sanguEe
lions.
In offering the results of his long study practical ex-
perence to his many friends he is governed by feeling of
humanity only for much have they been deceived by
pretended madans" and miserable pills and quack
trdms that it is time that healthy mode of practice
should be ntroducedn speaking of Quacks DIR. H. does
not wish to be understood to all the medical profess
sion, but those who have for the last six seven
filled the newspapers of the day with their disgusting ad-
Versements, making great pretenons medical science
when they do not know the healing Dr. III. processes
to be skilfu in curing the following diseases-Dseases of
the lungs, Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and
Debility, arising ON secret bad habits when young and
experienced all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits, from exerons full vigor
tored in very short time with any hndrance from bss
DIR. H. has also gained himself great reputation for
Inc permanent cure olong standing Chronic and obstinate
diseases the treatment of which he has devoted great
OF MS time in his extensive pracuce, will be warrant
Ell in all cases. however long standing they may be-
Dr. H. sOlicits call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease and those suffering from mercury, in
contenmenty administered or from quack nostIums ad
mlnlstered by ignorant empyrics
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
SICK OF both required with good nurses and rea
sonable rate Advise Gratis, for the first consultation
Dr. H. can be consulted by letter and if the disease is
accurately described medicines will be forwarded all
espondence will be returned Ifyou sick call on Dr. IL
and avoid "madam imposters.
P. $ female who has a thorough knowledge Of their
complaints will be i'll attendance consult if they wish
~ Office hours from A NJ, to 9 PM, Sundays from
2 to NJ. dly-lec
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C0AL-C0AL!
1000 Pounds make a Ton.

NOVV IVUIIAo IIIcth0 % IUIIs
Ind good article be obtained this city
elsewhere.
THNIIE subscriber has hand best varieties
Il Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Lo,oest
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BlTUMINOUS COAL, for Steam
Smiths
" Orders through the Post Office, or left at Lewis T.
Lazelrs Drug Store, Main Street; A. Bayles Store,
corner OF Main and School Streets at o. Bramans Store,
Southbrdge Street. and my Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester r. r. Depot Green St.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended
oct3 distf c40 EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
CLINTON HOUSE,

CLINTON, SETS.
TT THE subscribers thankful for the liberal
patronage they have received would res.
%N 10 pecfully inform their friends and the pub
EEsN iTIEb lie generally that they have recently
erected large and splendid Hail. adjoining
the Clinton House, which, together with
Their iornce accommodations is superior that of any
Hotel in this vicinity.
We are prepared to accommodate dancing and sleiching
PARTIES oi my number, the most liberal SCALE and
the shortest notice The ubic may that no
pains will be spared to make the visits Of those who may
dYor them with their patronage both pleasant and ageea
BILE. FAULKNER d BURDiTT Proprietors
Clinton, Dec. &c, 1850. d&w4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

NOW OR NEVER!
Great Rush at the New England Fancy Store
EHE entire Stock of this establishment be sold be
fore the LIST of February, make for an entire
New Stock and to accomplish which, we have
MARKED DOWN ALL AND EVERYTHING.
Trimmings, Buttons, Brad, Velvet Ribbons, be sold at
cost prices.
Best Kid Gloves, at as pair.
Portsmouth Hos cry at 45c pair.
Laces Edgings Collars Cuffs Capes, Linen and Cambria
dkfs Undershirs and Sleves Perumeries Fancy Soaps
Cologne Water, &c. aruinous low prices.
II would be task to mention all the articles keep
We merely say, Come One Come ALL and shall we pride
ourselves that none will leave establishment dissatisfied
Gordon's Hair Tonic for sale here only
Myers, Bamberger G ROsenblatt.
1910 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE CIRCUITS BOOK STORE
GDon't mistake the No. 21O.n
lang diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
Cold Cream.

INIS is pleasant, cooling application TO irrtated
Il faces, and may be used with great advantage for
chapped Lips and Hands, frequent in cold weather.
elegant article OF the above freshly prepared, always
hand and for sale by H. T. LAZELL Apothecary, No sOI
Main street. Observation-Disclosures
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
Scroll Breast Pins.

GONE very rich patterns and plain Gold also with Gar
- ret Pearl and Turquois, very low prices, POS Mai
street. G. C. COLEMAN, I'd door North of America
Temperance House. d&ws2m decll n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
Boots and Shoes.

>lME is money and You both by buying your
Boots and Shoes at the Cottage Store ITO Main
jan7-dtf DANIELS& co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
POSITIVELY NO P0STP0NEMENT!
The Clothes are Rnund TO be Sold.

4 PWARE re pectfully announces to the People''of
a. worcester, and all the adjacent towns that he shall
sell ms very extensive STOCK of WINTER CLOTHING
al u BARGAtNS II in order make room for some
Spring. ~ 'N'
NO person should neglect this opportunity orocure an
0VERC0AT,
which right for almost every thing desirable or comorta
Die are here in abundance. Some Of them are of the most
elaborate Workmanship, and fashionable STYLE.
nave asoa great assortment of PANTS worthy of he
ale1ton OF all classes good many Of them heavy
lined, warm and stout but they must all step out for
mean osell them all NOW Also a good assortment Of
VESTS, adapted to the season. together with great as
s0rtment OF black Satns fancy Silks Cashmere Italian
ClotI ana all the more grades cf Vests all of
winch intend shall march out, before March comes in
Inc usual assortment of Under Shirts Dawers Green
spencers, Umbrellas, Overas Gloves SUBSCRIBERS Hand
kerchels, stocks, Common and Fine Shirts &C. &c and
an abundance ofwhich always hand for sale Whole
sale and Retail, at the LOWEST PRICES!
have also on h nd good variety of PIECE GOODS.
Tor sale low by the yard made up to custom garments
10 order, with GREATNESS and DISPATCH To con.
clude permit me to add word of DISTINGUISHED advice
which have no doubt will be extensively appreciated and
generally followed 1t is this-do not fool your money
away upon the stuff to be found in other Stores but get all
your CLOTHES and BARGAINS at o.
No. d 6, Merchants Row,
uecz4' dwtf a. p, WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
Lows Genuine Honey Soap.

LARGE lot of this excellent Soap, well known for
"A rs efficacy in rendering the skin soft aud smooth and
preventing the hands from chappng just received and for
sale wholesale and retail bys H. Il. LAZELt,
dec2l-dS w4wis Apohecary, POI Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
To Lovers of Tea.

M nave on hand large assortment Of very choice
W TEA, which we can sell at an exceedingly low
price. Call and examine.
EDWARDS & BANCROFT
JanI3-d&wd No. 10 Washington Square,
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DEMOVALThe celebrated DIR c. w. ROBACK, professor of
IL astrology, phrenoogy and combined
with conuaon from Sweden having removed his Office TO No.
White street, New York. offers his services 10 the citizens
of Washington lie has been consulted by all the heads OF
Europe, higher reputation astTooger than
living Natvies calculated according
ladies S3 gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
letters containing the above fee will receive immediate atten
ton, natves of the world written on
paper make of his by
following topics Courship, advice
accomplishment wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such given to the free use
hazard, and for the
property, the purchasing OF lottery tickets Thou
nbovenamed have been done this city aud its
full satisfaction of all
have been during the last four
years will purpose and will do
call person, the mail safe that
need money through post office Dr. Roback
monthly and has missed
win be relgiousy attended prepaid De
Office and State For particulars
Office of the Union, and get astrological almanac
gratis. . - ou..,.
White street, New York.
Sent 2O-6mosd
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A NEW Route to PtttsburR. via the baltimore, sus-
gu,haana Roiiroal Through 10 Pnf'sur ~
20 will leave Calvert station daily
viii, the United Baltimore al st
m connecting fast line Mddletown II J. m, ar
irving a Harrisburg at lb,p TO dinner, = -, =.
The train for ., arriving At
Athis point passengers bsve the option Of
riihe thence by pscke boats or
stages from HoIliday.burg 70 Pit'-burg.
frket. win points by this trsn TO wit
York Wughtsvc Courbis Marietta Midd.town, Hsrisbua
New Port Peysvile, ,Lcwsown, McVey-to~n, Hunt
insdop, Hoids augsburg, and fistshurs.
This also with tho Cumberland Valley ralroad
which through Carlisle shppep.bus Chambershurs and
other points this road.
from Washington for OF
thc onmpapy will be NJ The
depo Of the Railroad the arrival of
g. baggage, which will he
' " s ROBERT STEWART,
oo,Iau Ticket Agent
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The College OF st. James,


(Te Diocesan College Of the Protetant Episcopal Chuch)
THE session Will open Monday, October g. 1851
continue commencement day'-the last
July 1852. New students recommended
at opening they
ply and the charge estimated from the date Of their entrance
affords all the
complete and the successful
OF collegiate conie its graduates the usual
demica degrees.
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
rector distinct discipline
the beginning of their academca and prepares
The oversight and direction the
of the college special advantages the pupils
the grammar school
In the mercantile classes, study the Greek
omitted its place supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
guages book keeping, &c.
The college entirely heahul and, by its dis
from and villages very favorable TO good morals and
order.
Kemp HAIL. building 90 feet by 40, will be ready for
In addition to the former
corps professors the have recently appointed Hugh Dave
Evans civil ecclesiastical law, and John H.
Ale IandeI, LII. d. lecturer physics and chemistry.
be In the college and
hundred and twenty
dollars. payable sent annually in advance.
Applications for admission 20 be made TO
- Rev. JOHN n. kERFOOT, ID. D., Rector
College OF 81. James z. o. Maryland.
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Valuable Business Stand Rent In washington



City.
FNHREE building the
established west and Market
Space will be completed aud possession given e LIST
business and with lights The wide
80 feet deep the clear, sdeght
feet wide by l2 feet
deep and feet inches high in the dry and finished for
building The store, fronting Space
wde 81 deep becomes 26 wide deep,
sky light feet wide by % e long has baseent niAhsd for
sales 70 feet wide 80 feet 6nches high There
stairway The third is feet wide deep sky
light very large store could
be throwing
the for fuel
the the side
"a feet wide the by IS feet deep and four stories
high with cellar "a feet by so feet deep Ii is built In the
u wholesale
business kind
large elegant boarding
given Of That portion the
building ou high the three OF 7h
fronting built the best and modern style
boarding house,
conveyed through building from cellar
story speaking through gasghs
Of the building level with
building boarding
contains all forty fine mostly front being
The AZ
long pao each 25 10 wide
folding sliding There eight other of those
roos folding and sliding DOORS suitable hand
paror remainder Of will make
good Kitchens, and
apply subscriber the Poto
House, north side Pennsylvania between I'd and ~
streets g.. : -.
Sentl dDxIf
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The person will be upon
payment OF subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers may money letter. stage
On which Will be paid BY ourselves in It's
safe transmission.
Inc oooNikf fAPER is published weekly during ths
sions (" Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions FOR period year received
terms pfopofuoned 10 the sboys annual rates.
hr afs authorised aseatsj and by
sending DAILY subscriber with 90 enclosed ar y,s
SEMI WEEKL subscribers with s2 enclose oruy. WEEKLY
subscribers, with o enclosed viii be one copy Of
edition they furnish subscribers for syatt.
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Fraction OF township one the suwunnes river Of
sixteen. = " = ~~''s' - VI range
Lands appropriated Of schools military and
ohf together with those overowed lands
made uhnl theeby for eulvaIon II
o me STATE authorities before the appointed
ehl OF e public sales respectively, aet
70 enable he State OF Arkansas. and States
swamp lands within their mitsn approved September
H oe ereiuded from the sales And bountes
heretofore granted by law rem
deed 70 ths United States uil Be
Aonsd lands as provided by the appro
&C., approved I'D March, 1851. '
The lands will he IN
e days appointed, and will
been oheed and the sales thus closed
VIII be admitted until AFTER the
DAY 'uy ammo Domn thousand hundred
-, MIILARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
j. BuTTERrIELD,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the pre- empton
ads wn Tie townships and townships above
ed required 20 establish the the satisfaction Of the
ana OF The proper land ofce and make therefor
as soon as practicable after this notice. before
pointed or The public Of
bacing the tract caimed otherwise claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July 27-lawl3w
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Sept l6eod2wif
New FAN and winter Goods.

New Winter Goods
IJoOE, BROTHER CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th
III received and prepared 10 offer TO the
Washington, and Ale Ianda
surrounding Maryland and Virginia. full and
French English, and India fancy and staple
goods, of importaions. They name
elegant brocade silks, dark coors
brocade silk, evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouIt de sole
Heavy watered silks, all colors
Irish poplins, richly watered, all shades
Very ustrous black silks, all widths
cooed velvets, shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths, great variety
French de LANES, designs
French de cosse latest styles
embroidered chemiseues, with sleeves TO match
Real Vaenciennes lace chemiseites md cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchie
embroidered Canton shaws, from S2 10 $40
Velvet cloaks and mantilas, styles
Silk manilas and yiscs, also new styles
Real cashmere shawis, long and square
Real cashmere and Thbet scsns
Long NJ sewing silk miE and gloves
Bajiou's celebrated kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk laces, black and coored silk hinges
Thread laces and insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rulings
Muslin and caRbnc nserungs and edgings
and belt nbands, kc, &C.
entirely and desirable goods SUIT
approaching which weekly add
purchasers be assured OF finding nj
fashionable Styles at the lowest
prices. - r,ou,,rn . 90
sept i2-u
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NARPETINGs, Floor Ou-CIoths, Curtain Materials
subscribers pleasure OF announcing their
generally the cities OF Wash
and counties Maryland
received New York and Boston
furnishing goods, Of description, that
the public the lead
n articles of which they beg TO enumsraie, viz;
IS pieces tapestry velvet capeting designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very nch
IS do entrn heavy English Brussels do
Is do do small figures
bales patent English prusses low priced
yards ply capeting Lowell manufacture
$500 do do ingram carpeung DO DO
1000 do do do second quality
oil CLOTH which will be
shape halls passages
90 pieces twed plain Venetian, for and steps
so dozen rods all and cheap
IS printed drusRet b cloths, from l04 to l64
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de aino
do worsted and cotton do
do tcd damasks
do double width
4 do do worstcd de LANES, for furniture
oS do Tutkey-red csshmerets
pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
10 pieces embroidered curtain muslins, low price
$50 brass cornces, from richest TO the cheapest
Together trimmings and fixtures OF the
latest STYLES OF offered the most sccommo
dating cordially invited examine our stock
oe'o'' '"A's ' HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept I6-d4wn
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Assistant Teacher waufrd tmmedsn~y.
THE Principal wnrsron IN 60 Male Academy wishes ~
teacher who u quaihed 20 teach
The various Hpah lower matenn'cs Tie nus
he an unmarried man. habits aud good moral character
and II by letter, pos paid
to the Principal.
Yak
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For freight or passage apply TO
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHiPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS, q CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, it,,
Sept 5-dly Boulevard Montmartre Paris.
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n pwOyAx.. sEIpING wYLfE have removed ihet
General Agency and Office Seventh street, between
streets, opposite Old sa ana 'wo NO" VIZ
Matt ionnl Intel office,
Mar -Aav6
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E next annual session Of the University Of Virginia will
on e i Of oetobe and continue without un
al e % OF June The University comprises the following schools
and ieetueship, viz:
Ancient Languages Gessner Harrison, NJ, d.
Modern Languages-Proessor NJ scheie dc We're, LII D.
g. Matlemaiics-Pfoiessor Edward II. Counonay, LII ID.
T. Natural phiosophy-Proiessor VIM. b. Rogers, liz d.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Moral Phosophy-Proessor WIN. H. McGufey, 3D. LII. d.
D. Law-Proiessor John B Minor, LII. ID.
Adjunct Proiessor-James p. Hoieombe
TO- Lecturer and DemonstraIo Special Pathological Anaio
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ D..
To be admitted into University the student must be i6 of
age pa o. TWO brothers applying for maeuauon he Faculty may
If the applicant admission been student other in
seminary he cannot be received into The University u
he produce certificate from such seminary other satisfactory
The whole exclusive of clothes, books, and
pocketmoney estimated MS follows:
Board including months 800
Fuel aud Candles 10 be furnished by the Proctor at cost and
doImory, at $50 il TWO in the same room, at Sl5.... 10
Rent Of an entire dormi,ory sie half occupied by
MieuaoSS fee ue m Of library and public room. Is
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 two $50 each
if three more, St25 each
law, junior class the fees above
the they $50 in all and in the
class $75 the hghef fee in each instance giving ad
mission, BESIDES any lower class in the school-say rs
saa
Medical Department.
In department expense including
tic and dssecng fee S95 The session of
enables the student complete Of studies
other medical institution IN the Uno by at
tending only two lectures day.
LaW School
adjunct prosorp having been appointed the department.
the study has been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
commercial law will be taught more fully than has hitherto been
civil law together with an exposition OF the most important leading
cases in law and equity 49, . ,.,,u
Aug la-aawSwtol
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The steamship Columbia will between San Francisco
Oregon the former the arrival
and from Panama, and without delay with
mails and for the San Francisco
regular propellers
freight and transient between Panama San Fran
The well known steamship Sands, of 1900
under charter and peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements will be kept running family
One Of the above will keep the conne1on between
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The be maintained by the United
Suites mail steamships
PHILADELPHIA 4,