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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
CHEAP POSTAGE LAW,

The rate Of postage on letters, after
the lsi Of July, will be on letters mol OK.
cesding half an ounce. three cents if
prepaid, or five cents if not pre-. paid,
for oil distances under three thousand
miles. Over three thousand miles
double those rates.
Newspaper postage has likewise Leen
greatly reduced. All papers publish.
cd weekly Only will circulate in the
mail free Of postage within the county
where ii is published. Under this pro.
vision, therefore, after the first of July
next. all our subscribers in Howard
county will receive the Times free of
postage. The postage for any defiance
not exceeding fifty miles out of the
county where published, will be five
cents per quarter or only twenty cents
per year, instead Of SO cents, the
charge under the present law. This is
an important provision and will give a
new impetus 10 all good weekly news.
papers,
The new postage bill also provides
to meet the contemplated reduction in
the receipts al many of the Offices, tina,
to any post master whose commission
may be reduced below the amount al.
lowed at his Office for the year ending
30th June, 1851. and whose labors NAV
be increased, the p. M. General shall
be authorized, in his discretion, TO al.
low such additional commissions as he
may deem just and proper, provided
the amount allowed shall not exceed
by more than 20 per cent the commits.
sions now received. Also that no post
office now in existence shall be discon.
tinued, nor shall the mail service on any
route in the States or Territories be
discontinued or diminished in conse.
quence of any diminuiion of the reve'
nues that may result from this act
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

There will be public meeting Of
the people held in Fayette, on Mon
day the 7th instant-being county
court day-to consider the proprie-
ty Of constructing a Plank Road
from Fayette to Glasgow, and such
other points as may be deemed pro-
per; also the expediencey of author
izing the county court, by vote Of
the people, to take certain proper.
ton of stock in said roads. Being
a matter Of general interest to the
people Of the entire county, it i:
hoped and expected there will be 6
general attendance.
April 3, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
Digges Il Co.,

A RE now receiving and opening their
"A Spring and Summer supply of Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs, Books,
stationary, slate pencils, Perfumery, fancy
articles, being the largest and best stock ever
brought to this mo rket,
Their stock consists in part of the follow
ing articles:
Colomel, Rheubarb, Mace, Pepper, Spice,
Ipecac, Jallap, Quinine Cinnamon,
Morphia, de carb soda. Ground cinnamon,
EPSON and Rochelle Nutmegs,
salts, Cloves.
Roots, herbs, all kinds Yeast Powder,
Instruments, Breast Books, Stationery, ink
Glnsses, Quilts, Steel pens,
Nipple shells, Writing paper,
| Nursing bottles, Toys, Rattlers, balls,
| Linsecd, Olive, castor Paint, shoe, nail, wall,
Croton, cod liver and Hair and Hat brushes,
| Tanners oils, Red and Coach, copal, Leath or
White Lead, d Japan varnishcs
Venitain Red, Window glass Of all
| Extract Logwood, sizes.
Blue Vitrol,
ALSO
| A general assortment of Perfumery ant
Fancy articles, with many other articles toe
tedious 10 enumerate. ORA call is reques
ted. Glasgow, April 3, 1851 }
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03


DlED-At his residence in Foyeue, on
Tuesday the 25lh ult., al 20 minutes after 4
O'Clock, HAMPTON L. BOON.
He had long been resident Of this coun
| y, and was as we'll known 10 the citizens, as
any man in it, The storms OF party, OF pas
sion and OF prejudice. swept over him while
living, but from the grave, the silen. home Of
The dead, let the spirit OF party strife and con-
tontion take its flight forever, while that OF
justice and mercy may descend to speak OF
the worth OF the departed. A man Of ardent
feeling and unanching decision. the traits OF
his character were prominent, and the ener.
gy and promplness with which he executed
his decisions made the weight OF his character
felt. He acted on his principles from deep
conviction Of their truth, against the powers
OF the world. and smiles OF fortune. Those
who knew him mos! intimately will refer 10
many events OF his life in alleslalion OF this
statement. But the most admirable features
OF his character were his domestic virtues
That same ardent and active spirit that made
him The Incorporating advocate OF what he
believed to be true in questions OF public
nature: at home, sollened into affection and
tenderness OF the warmesl and deepest kind
each member OF that circle seemed 10 feel the
spirit tina! pervaded his own heart, and to re.
turn the kindness which he so freely gave.
Thus those ties which bound them together
grew stronger with life, but when sundered
by death left them thrilling with anguish and
dssolation. Yet they have the strong conso.
lation which The hopes OF christianity bring
10 the devoted and afflicted heart.
His death was a signal victory OF life over
death, brilliant triumph OF that faith that
0vefcomes the world; for though perfectly
rational to the last moments, he sank with.
out mnrmur or even regret, expressing
his entire confidence in Him in whom he be.
l'eved and the most unreseWed acquiescencs
in His will. May that hand that softens the
dying couch and binds up the broken heart
comfort and sustain those whom his death
has bsreaved. A,P.
In FayetIe. on the 24lh ult., MIS-.
ISABELLA GREEN, relct Of the late DR..
Joel II. Green.
In Charlton county. on the 2ls. ult.,
Mr.. ROBERT GEORGE.
In this county, on the 23d ult.. Mrs.
ELIZABETH, wife OF Leander Amck.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
CHARTER ELECTION.

An election will take place on Mon.
day mex, for Mayor and Councilman
for tie city of Glasgow, for the ensu
ing year A grea, deal depends upon
having competent, prompt and efficient
men chosen 10 fill these Offices, and
those who have the interests of the
place at heart should urge such men
TO become candidales and see tina, they
are elected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

FATAL ACcIDNET.--Mrs. BardiDg
wife Of Capt. J. M. Barding, Of ST. Clair
county, Mo-, was almost instantly killed
a few days since, by the kick of her
husbands horse. She had stopped
down behind the animal to pick up q
paper which had blown out al the door
when she received the fatal blow.
ANoTHER-A child of Mr.. B. X.
Wilkinson, near Osceola, fell into ket.
tie ofboiling soap, week since, scald.
ing itself so that il died in a short time
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
CLAY COUNTY.

Taken up by James Davidson, GsIa,in
township, o white mare, left fore foot black.
the other three white 14l hands high,
years old; appraised 10 s35. I.a
By Thos. SHEPPARD Galelin township,
sorre horse, ell feet white, star in the fore.
head, snip on The nose, 3 years old, ii
hauds high; appraised TO $50.
By VIM Lyon, Gsls,in township. a bsy
hlley, year old last spring, bob tail. .
BY John Kerues, Washington township,
bay horse, 4 years DID, last spring. l5S
hands high appraised 10 $50.
BY John Felters, Washington township,
sorre horse, white on the nose, white on the
right fore foot near, the hoof IA years old; sp'
praised to slo.
By VIM. Faubian, Gallaiin township. a
black iley, year old last spring, ID hand,
high appraised to S25.
By Arthur Sharp. GaIlatin township,
sorrel mare, blaze lace, right hind foot white.
marked on both side back, Ia hands high, 6
years old; appraised 10 s35.
By Archibald C. Courtney, Washington
township, bay mare, Ii hands high, white
between the eyes and nose, few white hair,
on right bind foot, blemish on the right fore
ANGLE, 8 years old last spring; appraised to
$50.
Also, sorIel colt, blaze face, left eve
glass: appraised 10 10 dollars.
BY Horace P Anderson, Platte township.
Ugh, bay fIley. year old last spring, blaze
face, right feet white: appraised 10 SIS
BY VIM. Stanley, Liberty township, bay
horse colt, foalded last spring: appraised TO
25 dollars.
By WeelIbp Dale, Liberty township, a
bay mare, years next spring, small slsr in
the forehead, ia hands high; appraised TO
80 dollars.
By Ruben Allen, Fishing river township,
dark bay horse, 3 years old last spring,
star in the forehead, white snip on the nose
RICH, hind foot white, lii high; appraised
10 DO dollars.
By Prudence Wade, Liberty township, a
last springs mare colt dark bay, star in The
forehead, righ! hind foot white: appraised to
l6 dollars.
By Thos C. Gordon, Platte township, an
ron grey horse, Is years old; appraised 10
3 dollars
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
A Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
y signed has obtained from the County
Court of Randolph County, letters Of Admin
istration upon the estate of William NJ.
Hunt. decd bearing date the 10th day Of
March, 1851.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them, properly au-
thenticated, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precuded from
having any benefit of SAID estate, and if said
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
THOS. B. REED, Admr.
April 3, lS5l-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

New YoRK U. s. SENAToR.-By
the published proceedings Of the New
York Legislature, on the night OF the
18th ult., we learn that the vote in the
Senate stood, 10 for Hamilton Fish, 9
for John A. Dix, and 6 scattering
Mr.. Beckman submitted protest
against the legality of the proceeding,
and declined voting. The vote in the
House stood, 90 for Fish, for Dix, !
for Bouck, for Granger, and two of
the members declined voting. 1t is
said that Mr.. Fish is Of the Seward
stripe Of the Wing party. The cleo
ton is threatened to be contested be.
fore the u. s. Senate, on the ground
that after the law had prescribed the
first Tuesday of February last for the
election, it was not competent on o
Joint resolution, passed by less than the
constitutional majority, 10 pass 10 the
election on Tuesday. The time is re-
ported TO have been improved by the
operators, when Brandrelh and Dart
were accidentally absent, who, if pres
en', would have prevented plurality
in the Senate.
A dispatch from Albany, speaking Of
the scene during the night of the cleo
ton, says:
During the whole Of yesterday and las
night excitement existed in and around thu
capitol. The Senate chamber and ante
room were crowded all night. The Sena
Tors and members were closely watched, ant
mono left the hail."
MI. Fish was lately Governor OF New
York, and once served a term in Congress
and the National Inelligencer says:
1--WE have never known in Congress
moro thorough or more conservative Wing
and reply even there, more worthy gentle
man."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
PLANK ROADS.

We are truly glad TO see SO favor
able feeling prevailing on the subject
of Plank Roads. Immediately upon the
opening of the books, the requisite
amount of stock was taken TO secure
the charter on the Huntsville and Glas.
gov route. The county of Randolp phi
voted TO take Ten Thousand Dollars of
stock, and Three of the Five thousand
Dollars voted by the corporation of
Glasgow, was subscribed. making Thir-
teen Thousand Dollars, independent of
the private subscription actually sub.
scribed, and ready TO be subscribed,
amounting to about the same sum.
In reference to the Fayctte and Glas
Cow Road, action has been deferred
until after the meeting proposed 10 be
held in Faye,te on Monday. 1t will be
seen by notice in to days paper, call.
ing the meeting above referred TO, tina,
i, is proposed TO interest the county in
these improvements, as well as all SINH
lar ones. A number of gentlemen, who
arc Jealous friends of the proposed i'm.
provements, will address the people or
that occasion, urging their general utili
ty, and the propre,y Of the county ex
tending liberal assistance. We hope
to see a full attendance, and q willing.
ness to take hold of the subject in ,
proper spirit. AS people. we arr
abundan,ly able TO make these or an,
other Improvements needed; while there
is no county in the State in bette
condition TO second, with liberal hand
the enterprise of her citizens.
Let all attend the meeting-Howart
was the first county to make decided
move on the subjec,-let her not fake.
now, but take the position her business
wealth and intelligence entities her to
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

ST.. LOUIS CHARTER ELECTIoN.-
The charter election comes off in ST..
Louis on Monday next. The Wings,
Benionites and Antics, have full tickets
in the field. The Wings and Benton
men, seem confident Of success, while
the Antics are enacting the poor boy
at the frolic. They will most 'proba.
bly, fall on the side that offers the larg-
est bonus.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
AT HOME.

We are again at our post, after O
brief absence to the commercial me-.
tropolis of our state. We imagine
there are many citizens Of our State,
and certainly large majority of other
States, who are totally unaware of the
size, population and business of 81.
Louis, and of its daily growth. The
annual visitor there, has better op.
por,uniiy 10 mark its growth than one
Of its denizens--and for the last fe ~
years, we have been aslonished 10 wit.
hess the Improvement and extension
Of the city. The population of the
city is now about 10000, and is daily
increasing. Manufactures Of dferen,
kinds are going into operation every
year, and q. no distant day i, will be
the Manufacturing city of the great
Southwest. The import and exp or,
trade is yearly increasing, and when
81. Louis shall possess the rail road and
canal advantages Of our eastern and
northern cities, her business and popu-
Iation will be far ahead Of them. She
has acquired hcrprcscnt proud position,
merely from her location and natural
advantages, and is city tina, every
citizen Of The Stale, and the west, should
feel proud of.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

DRuGs, &c.-Messrs. DIGGEs & Co.
have just received fresh lot of Drugs
Books and "ihings generally,"to which
they invite the attention oflheir friends.
by advertisement, in to,day's papers,
The Senior says he has something nice
for the Ladies.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
STRAYS POSTED IN. MARCH.

lNoTicE TO CLERKs.-The Stray Mott.
ces are published the FIRST THURSDAY in
each month. No letters taken from the
Office on which the postage is not prepaid
and on notices published unless The fees are
sent with ihem.l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

JENNY LIND--UER CONCERTS AND
CHARITIEs.-Jenny Lind gave five con.
certs in 81. Louis, the last of which
took place Wednesday evening Of last
week. They were all well attended,
as might have been anticipated, from
the celebrity Of her character not only
as a songstress, hut as woman of great
goodness Of heart and unprecedented
chariableness of disposition.
We think we but echo the feeling of
a large majority Of those who heard her,
when we say we were disappointed in
her singing. She possesses no, that
freshness and sweetness of voice that
we expected to hear; yet that she has
a remarkable voice--perfecIly under
her control, and of a compass without a
rival, the best judges readily admit
The high or low pitch she reaches--,he
facility with which she changes from
The one 10 the olher--hcr powers of du-
ration--and above all her warbing, are
her Distinguishing features.
In person, she is homely, both as to
figure and feature--yet when she sings,
there is a sincerity and simplicity ofex
preston about her countenance, con.
necied with her perfectly natural and
graceful movements, that wins upon
The listen, and makes her appear far
more beautiful than she really is.
Her public charities in the cities of
Philadelphia, Boston and New York,
alone, amounted 10 over S3O,OOO!--
while a, every place she has sung, she
has made glad The hear, of the Orphan
and Destitute. In addition 10 her pub
lie charities, she daily gives away urge
sums, privately, TO persons in distress,
churches, benevolent societies, &c. Mr..
Barnum and herself gave Two Thou
sand Dollars, before leaving ST. Louis,
to be distributed as follows:
To the Orphans Home, $3.50
Prolestan. Orphan ASYLUM. $50
Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, $50
German Ladies' Benevolent Asso.
citation, $50
And for the relief of distressed emf
grants Of every nation, one thousand
dollars--the latter sum to be paid over
to the proper party to receive the same
as soon asa Society can be duly or.
sanzed for that purpose.
We understand Miss Lind expresses
a delerminatin 10 make the tour of the
United States, as soon as she fills her
engagement with Mr.. Barnum. whose
management, she strongly disapproves.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

HATs.-Our friend MELVILLE, of
ST. Louis, whose advertisement an.
pears in to'day's paper. keeps one of
the most extensive and varied assert.
ments of articles in bis line 10 be found
in the city. We advise all our friends
to give him a call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
CALIroRNIANs -.Messrs Sa

CALIFORNIA; --Messrs. Samuel
Steimmetz, Geo. Add!eman, VIM. C.
Thrash and John Tilman, Of this place,
reached home last Saturday. on the
Robert Campbell from California. A
large number of Calfornians, residents
Of Galloway, Cole, Boon, Saline, Chair.
ton, Randolph, and up'river counties,
also came up on the Campbell. They
were generally in good health, although
many Of them left California in conse-
quence of sickness.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
CREENUP BIRD, Clel,
MACON COUNTY.

Taken up by Lacy Snow. a~tay horse,
15s hands high, collar marks on shoulder,
shod all roauad, years old: appraised to
so dollars.
By Asa Luck, black horse mule, bran
ded on the off jaw with figure 8, scar on
RICH, side, running sore on inside OF left fore
leg, 3 years old: appraised TO 40 dollars
BY Stephen Woodall, dark claybank
horse, 3 years old, black legs, name. and
tail, left hrd leg larger than The olhe, IL
hands high: appraised 10 S25 so.
BY Micheal Elliot, brown mule one year
old past; appraised to % dollars.
BY David Graves, dark bay fIley, black
name and tail, dark legs, left hind foo, white
? years old, l3A hands high: appraised 10
% dollars.
By Jane Broyls, yellow sorrel mare,
3 years old next spring, right hind foot white
l3i hands high: appraised to Is dollars.
G. Nj. TAYLOR, Clerk,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

DEATH OF SENATOR MCDUFFIE.-
A Geographic dispatch from Camden,
8. c., to Louisville papers, announces
the death of Gen. Geo. McDufe, for
many years Senator in Congress, and
q leading public mon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

ULirllebrry lIendrick, wing can
didate for Lieut.. Governor, in 1914, is
announced candidate for Judge in the
18th Judicial Circuit. Judge Yancy
is the present incumbent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

"Colonel, General, Doctor Joshua
w. Redman (for by oil these and other
titles he was known in Howard county, }
has been elected to Judgeship in San.
Ia Clara county, California, with q sal.
airy of $4,000 per annum.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
Commercial.
OErIcE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES,
April 3, 1851.

April 3, 1851. {
We have had an active weeks business,
with fair weather. The river has risen sew
eral feet since our last. and is now in fine
boating conditioned favorable circumstance
for our merchants, whose eastern purchases
are looked for during the coming week. A
large portion Of merchandise, bought in ST.
Louis. for the interior, has arrived in the last
few days, and in the present fine condition OF
the roads will soon reach its Destination
Produce is in moderate demand, and
We quote
HEMP-s65a75 per ton.
ToBACCO-S5a7
WHEAT-60c. o decline.
DRY HlDES-7c.
FLAX SEED-S1st 10 per bushel.
DRIED APPLES-75c do.
WHITE BEANS ST 90 TO 81 So
per bushel.
IRISH POTAToEs-75c do
OATS-25c per bushel.
ONlONS-ln demand-none offering
BACON, Hog round 5sa6cts.
LARD, lin good packages) Gets.
From store we quote,
FLOUR-S5 90 per Dbl.
SUGAR-7s7a cts per ID.
COFFEE-13 "
WHlSKEY-29 cts. per gal.
lRON-4a5 cts. per ID.
SALT-Sl so per SIX.
SPUN COTTON-Sl per bunch.
DOMESTICS-9 cts. per yard.
Molasses-35a5O cts. " gallon.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.
We notice sales OF 9 hhds tobacco o
"a 45a4 80 for Tugs, S5 50a6 IS for sec
onds, and Sc l5a7 65 for leaf; 266 bale.
hemp at from SIS so to 500; $50 SKIS whes
at from 70 TO SOC; 1895 SKIS corn at BOA doc
from levee, and on board 463 SKIS oats
43c; and about $50 cks bacon at 5s5lc fo
shoulders, 7iaSc for clear sides. 6sa7sc fo
hams as in quality.
GRocERIEs-Saes OF % hhds good lai
sugar at S C, SO hhds fair at SIC, and Il
hhds at SC per h., 100 bbls fair plantation
moasses at SO cts, and 81 bbls at 32s cts
per gallon; and 100 bags fair Rio coffee a
IL cts per ID. or other articles no sales re-
ported.
WHlsKEr-Ssles OF 100 bbls raw, city
distilled, at 1910; 35 bbs country raw al
1870; and so bbls double rectifed city al
19c pei gallon.
New ORLEANS, March %.
CorToN--Dull.
ToBAcco-Hss been active to cay; sale,
oil 400 hhds at previous prices; ordinary Tugs
10 fine leaf Gallo.
FLOUR and CoRN-Oho -four 81 10; corn
56a59c.
GRocERIEs-Sugar, fair sac; molasses,
prime, 29c; Rio coffee firm at 10bc.
PRovlsIoNs-Mess pork S13s13 SO. Cut
meats firm; shoulders Ate; sides 81; lam:
&c; hog round ste
LAnD-Firmer; prime in bbls Sc; and ir
kegs Siast.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
GROCERIES,!

n" E have now in store and are dolly re-
w ceiving additions TO our stock OF
Groceries, Iron, Liquors, &c. which enables
us TO offer the most complete and extensive
assortment ever offered in this market, which
we will sell at tho lowest possible rates or
barter for every description Of produce
PERRY2 BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, April 3, 1851
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

SUPREME JuDGEs.-Judges James II.
Birch and John F. Ryland, are announc.
ed as candidates for Supreme Judges,
at the next election. Hamilton r.
Gamble, of ST. Louis, it is understood,
has also consented TO become a candi.
date.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

Geo. r. Rthey, who has a family in
Missouri, James Browner and Albert P.
Duncan, also of Missouri, were recent
ly drowned in Oregon Territory, by the
capsizipg of boat
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

o. Col. WIN. Henry Russell. late
of Fulton, Mo-, has been nominated BY
the President and confirmed by the Sen.
ate Collector of The port of Monterey,
California.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

Col. BESroN,-A Geographic dis.
patch from Col. Benton, published in
the st. Louis Union. last Saturday an.
nounced that he would make speech
10 that city last night.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

ttTSEB Sr. Louis ADVERTISEMENTS -
Tie locality of the Times its long establish
ment-and its general circulation. presents an
excellent medium for business men 10 make
their business known to an intelligent and
wealthy community.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

NA correspondent Of the Jefferson
Inquirer makes an urgent call on Gov.
King 10 become candidate for the Su.
preme Court.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03
e.. I'D. Sullivan & Go.
JEWELLERS WATCH d. CLOCK

MAKERS r.......
No 80, Fourth Strect--ST. LOUIS, Mo
A large and well selected assortment OF
Clocks, Watches, jewelry g. silver spoons
constantly on hand for sale low.
All kinds of Jewelry made to order und
neatly repaired. Engraving neatly executed,
and all orders promptly attended TO. The
gighest price paid for old Gold and Silrer.
St, Louis. A nril Sd. 1881.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-03

PsYCHoLoGY.-Prof. RYAN will de.
liver a lecture on this science in the
Female Seminary, to night at candle
lighting.