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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-09-11

1.-the Edi6wg Rerie,V for .Aug1lst is
on our table. Contents: The Greek Text
Of the New Testament; Jolnston's notes on
North America; Hartley Coleridge; Fatal
Accidents; how for preventible; Pulszky's
Tales and Traditions of Hungary; Sir E.
Bulwer Lytton's Letters to John Bull; The
Romans in Brit2in; Grotes History Of
Greece; Dixon's Life Of Penn; Modern
Chemistry, its progress and extent. From
the Republication office of L. Scott & Co.,
10, Fulton street. New York. So per an
mum.
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BALTIMORE, August 80.

TOBACCO. The demand for Maryland To-
bacco this week has been limited, and the
transactions are confined to small lots with
in the range of quotations, viz: Inferior Ma
ryland $4M$4 rs; common $5@$6; good
common S6G$7; brown $7G0$8; and fine
brown $S0$lO. Tobacco from the upper
parts Of Maryland is less inquired for, and
and holders have been compelled TO submit
to decline in order to effect sales. We
correct our quotations 10 correspond with the
present state of the market, viz: Tails or
tips $4M$6; seconds S700$9; red $8C0
$l4; and fine yellow $l2@$l8. The sales
of Ohio Tobacco reach about 300 hhds. at
"a 400$7 80. According to late letters
received from the Tobacco regions of Ohio,
the appearance of the growing crop is very
discouraging. We quote inferior and COM
mon Ohio at 81 509$5, good common mid
ding So 5Q(a6; good and fine red SO 50@
IS; fine wrappery f'l0@$l5; and yellow
$l0M$l6. The inspection of the week
comprize 1859 hhds. Maryland, 6lS hhds.
Ohio, and 7 hhds. Kenhlcky--total 1884
hhds. The total inspections this year are
28,442 hhds., against 27,753 hhds. to the
same period last year. american.
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$1,000 WORTH OF
ASSORTED MERCHANDISE


The subscriber is now at liberty to invite the at
tention of the Public TO the Auction sale of his
extensive stock Of assorted merchandise, which
will commence positively on the 18th of Sept'r
instant, and CONTINUE until all Goods disposed
of, the premises rented, and possession is TO
be given on the 1st of OCTOBER the final close will
be made before that day.
The Goods will be sold in lots or at retail. TO
suit customers. But the proposition is, that if a
sufficient number Of dealers can be found to attend
TO the sale, that the subscriber will sell the first
two days exclusively by the pair, by the case or
by the dozen, in one word, ''whoesale.''
The stock consists of the following principal
items, which would be suitable for all hands.
$50 pair of colored coat Blankets, comprising all
qualities.
30 pair of cold servants and saddle blankets
"a dozen assorted comforts, 30 pcs. colored
and white tlannels
100 pieces of Muslin de Lains Alpacas and
Cashmeres; "a Sattinette coats.
100 Blanket Coats, 200 prs. assd. pants, cheap
Sattinets, $50 pair assd. vests
Cloth overcoats, 80 Peaiackets, 80 doz. asSd
soft wool and fur hats for men and boys
100 pair of drawers-cotton twill and cotton
flannel, 8 dozen hickory shirts
u pairs of hickory stripes, "a dozen Cloth
| Fur & Plush caps, II doz of wooden hosiery
doz. of wooden Ladies shawls from the
common plaid to a superior Bay State
II doz assd Ladies collars, capes. cardinets
"a pcs of Sattinets, cassimeres and broadcoth
j piece of drab beaver cloth, q pcs of Pc
tersham, dble width and plain, for the lin
ing of coats, 10 gross of patent thread
gross sewing six; doz solar Lamps
There are great many minor articles, such a
assorted flowers, ribbons, silks serges, thread ant
Isle lace, handkerchiefs, which as matter o
course, are to be found in my store.
But one Of the main items is my general assert
ment Of Shoes and Boots, comprising 10 pair o
Negro or heavy boots, 2O0pair Of small and larg,
Brogan shoes, several cases of which have neve
been opened, therefore are entirely fresh. Tn
children's, and Ladies shoes, CATERS, buskins ar
almost innurnerahe.
My Iron shall sell privately-but nails win
dow glass, hardware, Tools will all be sold pub
licly and without reserve.
Persons wishing to purchase, will please no
neglect the opportunity, and TO satisfy themselve
they had better call before and examine the stock
At the same time shall be on hand at all time
before the sale either to sell or show.
(,c757 TERMS-All sums under $40 cash, bu
from $40 and upwards, credit until LIST Marc
will be given bond with approved good security.
Gzy1 Henry w. Smith, Esq, will be the Auc
tioneer, and for the bills, books, cash and othe
purposes | have secured the services of me
known for their integrity and rectitude IN business
i c. 3. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow, Sept. H..
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 5, p. NJ.

The news from Cuba continues TO engage
the public attention with no little interest,"
Many think the war at an end, while there
are others rash enough to engage further in
the hopeless chase.
The greatest solicitude is felt as TO what
will be the fate Of the prisoners, and many
are for the adoption of the most resolute
means to secnre their release from bondage
or execution, A deputation is talked of to
send there to effect their release. and threat
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-09-11

CoUNTERrEIT Mo. BILL.--We saw the
other day a counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill, OF
the Lexington Branch of the Bank Of Mis-
souri,. The bill is so grossly defective that
any one who is the least familiar with paper
money would detect it at glance. We dc
moi recollcct to have seen any notice of coun,
terieits on this Branch, and from the fact
that our money generally changes hands
without a close examination. these bill,
might be received. Be on the look out.
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LOPEZ CAPTLIREDl
His Execution---Th Invasion at an End.

From the st. Louis Republican of the 9th.
The following Geographic dispatch has
lust been received from Nashville. 1t came
over the Morse line this morning.
NASHVILLE, Sept. A, p. NJ.
Lopez was captured, and executed in Ha-
vana on the 30th. The revolution is entire
ly suppressed.
The Cherokee arrived at New Orleans
yesterday, from Havana, and brought the
news.
VIII get the particulars as soon as pos
sible.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Ry Morse's Southern Line.

New ORLEANS, September, A, Or. NJ.
We send you full reports to-day of the
news by the Cherokee. She arrived day
before yesterday, from Havana.
She brings the intelligence of the capture
of Gen. Lopez, and the complete suspension
of hostilities against the Cuban Govern
ment by the Patriots.
General Lopez was executed on the Both
ultimo.
The excitement occasioned by this news,
in New Orleans, is easier imagined than
told.
The opinion seems to prevail that the rev.
olution is at an end, particularly as our
Government has taken stringent measures
10 prevent the embarkation of forces.
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en- farther hostilties, let the consequences
be as fatal as chances may determine
Others, more considerate, think the excite
ment will cool down in few days and the
Cuban Phantom disappear forever.
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WORTHWHILE MAIL.-Our subscribers
at Keytesville complain that they do not get
their papers--which leave here on Friday
morning--until the following week Since
the "one-horse" service from here to Keytes-
vile has been discontinued, we have made
some inquiry as to how the citizens of
Keytesville receive their mails, and learn
from Mr.. Spaulding, the road Agent of Frink
& Co., that they have a man employed at
Brunswick, to convey the mails, by horse
to keytesville, Immediately upon the arri-
val OF the Eastern mail at that place. Now
the Eastern mail should reach Brunswick nv
o'clock, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings--and allowing an hour for
opening and asserting, the Keytesville mail
should leave Brunswick at 8, and arrive at
Keytesville by II o'clock. And, if this is
not the case, the fault is with the Bruins
Wick Postmaster. We have not heard anv
good reason advanced for disseminating the
mail from this place to Brunswick, via
Keytesville; but it has been done, and until
it is re-establishad, it is well enough "for all
interested'-at this end of the route--to see
where the evil is, under present arrange
ments. We shall pay some attention to the
subject, and if we are not much mistaken,
we shall wake somebody up, We desire
the postmaster at Keytesville, to inform us,
promptly, when the Times does not reach
them on Friday,
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gg-Persons indebted TO this Office are
respectfully and earnestly requested to set
tie their accounts. We have been at a
heavy cash OUTLAY, in fitting up our paper
in New Type, and those who owe us would
confer an especial favor by closing their
nccounts without delay. Will they attend
to this?
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Masonic College.

uNHE Seventh Annual Term of This Institution.
j will commence on the LIST Monday. the 9th
Of October next.
FACULTY.
Rev. +. L. b. Shaver, A. NJ. President, Professor
of Moral aud Intellectual Ph lOsOphy.
Archibald Patterson, A. NJ. Professor Of Mathe-
MATES and Natural Science
VIM. Cameron, A. NJ, Prof ssor Of .4ncient Lam
gudges and Literature.
Mons. ]. E. Hamilton, Professor Of Modern Lam
gudgeS.
Charles H.. Grover, A B., and Saml. w. Lambeth,
Adjunct Professors in Preparatory Department.
Having procured a very superior Apparatus, and
an excellent Library, the corps of instructors
being full, and perfectly organized; and intending
to have the building, its fixtures and premises put
into complete repair, we presume 10 solicit liberal
| patronage from The community. And, if the ex-
ercise of proper parental discipline, and the Civ
ing of thorough instruction in every branch of
study. constitutes valid claims to confidence, we
hope by all due diligence to merit this
| The unsurpassed heathness of the City of Lex
inStou the refinement Of manners and high stand
ard of morals prevailing among its citizens, rem
der it a very desirable location for the young.
Ternns--Payable in Advance.
Collegiate Department, SIS per session of months
| % g for contng'cs
Preparatory Department, and 10 per session of
months; for contingencies
| Ia Boarding may be had in respectable fami-
lies at from 81 10 50 25 per week.
| lcqyFor further information, apply to the Pres.
ident, any member of the Faculty, or Board OF
Curators F. L. B. SHAVER, President.
| Lexington, Mo.--Sept. lin.
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PLANK RoAp.--Maj. WALKER, Engi-
neer of the Huntsville and Glasgow Plank
Road, has been very i'll for some time. He
has recovered, however, and is daily ex-
pected, and Immediately upon his arrival,
the work will be begun and prosecuted with
yigor.
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EDITOR DEAD'--s. M. Bartlett, Editor of
the Quincy Wing, died recently in that city.
lie mas been connected with The press of Hi
nois for the last fifteen years, and was uni
versally respected and esteemed by all who
knew him.
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FAyErrE PAPERs.-Mr, Mallory, the P.
NJ. at Fayette, writes us that our papers of
the 2Sth ult., that should have reached there
on the morning Of the 29th, came there by
the Boonyille mail, on the 9TH, and the Ban
ner of the same date, came the same route,
two days afterwards-both having come
down the river, on the other side. He is
quite certain of this-and our Post Master
is equally as certain that both the Times
and Banner left here in the Eastern bags
We cannot decide which is right--but of one
thing there is no doubt, and that is, that ow-
ing to some very gross mistake or negligence.
our subscribers were lugIed out of their pa
pers some six days, after all the trouble
and expense we had been at to get them to
them in proper time. We hope such mis-
take will not occur again.
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CHoLERA.-The cholera has abated III the
vicinity of Old and New Franklin, in this
county. Since our last, the wife of Mr.
Noah Smith, and three of his children, resd-
ing in the bottom, have died. In New
Franklin, Monday afternoon and night, three
free blackwomen died. There were nc
other cases at last advices.
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New GooDs.-We call attention Of deal
crs to the advertisement of Mess. TRUErrrT
& Co., in to-days paper. Mr.. T. has just
returned from the east, with an extensive
and beautiful assortment of seasonable goods
which he offers at unusually low prices
Call in and look at his stock.
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GLASGOW FEMALE SEMISARY.-Dr.S SAY
AGE and LADY have arrived, and the school
will open as per advertisement in another
column, We are pleased to learn the ses-
sion will open under favorable auspices.
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N d &c Il.

THE subscriber having disposed of all his rem
l. nants and unreasonable Goods at auction
begs leave most respectfully to inform his friends
and customers that he will be in receipt of a
Complete Stock of Fall and Winter
Goods,
about the 10th inst, and thankful for past fayors
solicits a continuance of same.
LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow, Sept. 1, 1851.
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CHOLERA AT JEFrERsos.-The .MtropOl-
1taa, of the % contains the names of Is
persons who had died of Cholera in Jefferson
City, since the 18th ult. That place has
been severely afflicted; but we are gratfed
to learn at last accounts, that the scourge had
abated.
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NOTICE.

TOS. A. LEWIS will adjust the unsettled bust.
- ness of the late firm Of Vaughan & Lewis.
"a Persons indcbte to said firm are requested
to settle their dues as early as convenient,
VAUGHAN & LEWIS,
Glasgow, Sept, 4, 1851.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1851,

jon WoRK.-We beg to remind our
friends that we have made extensive adj
ditions to our Job Office, and are now pre-
pared to attend to all orders promptly.
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New GooDs.--A. LESSEN has just OPEN
ed his Fall Goods, to which the attention of
his customers, especially the ladies', is invi-
ted. Advertisements next week.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the November Term, 4th Mon
day, of the Randolph County Court, for final
settlement OF her administration on the estate Of
Joseph Redngs, deceased
ROSANNA REDINGS,
sept. J, lS0l-4W. Administrative
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CANT MEEr1NG.-A Camp Meeting COM
mcnced at Rock Greek Camp Ground, Sa-
line Co., last Friday, and was still progress
ing Tuesday. Up to Monday night, 40 per-
sons had professed religion, md about the
same number had been added to the church.
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DIR. w. u. CAMERON.
Huntsville No

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
" to the citizens Of Huntsville and vicinity.
GU Office over Nc Campbell, Coates & Smiths
store rooms.
Huntsville, Aug. A, 1s5l-f
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E7SElder w. C. BooS will preach in the
Christian church in this place on Sunday.
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WARM NEATHER.-The weather for the
last four or five days, has been warmer than
it was at any time during the past summer
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FOR THE EADgEs.

ENRENCH Mermacs, of the choicest shades,
l. Coburg cloths Of every style, Plain and ND
deaines and cashmeres of various styles, aIpacos
&c.
Bonnet cap, and belt ribbon the style and colors
of which cannot be surpassed in this any other
market, Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds, Steel and
Bead bags. purses, fancy articles in abundance
Ladies and Genemens boots and shoes, of every
kind, India rubber over shoes and boots, comforts,
hoods. children's bonnets and hats.
G1y57 The above stock was selected by Mr. Tru-
fit and we will guarantee to sell as low as our
neighbors. Please give us a call and be convinced
of what we say.
Crg51 We don't consider it any trouble 10 show
Goods, so come and look if you don't buy.
J. c. TRUEFITf & co.
Glasgow, Sept. H.
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THE TIMES
BY CLARK H. GREEN

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, nert door to tn
Glasgow House.
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DIR. M. ,, RUCKER,

WILL attend to the various duties of hi. pro.
w fesson with promptitude and fidelity.
Y| Office at the Glasgow House.
Glasgow, August y, 1851.
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y Times THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IL, 1851.

MARRIED--In this City, on the 9Th, by Rev:
r. p. Holt, Mr.. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN and
SARAH M, daughter of ELIJAH FISHER, ESQ.,,
all of this city.
There's bliss beyond all that the minstrel has told,
When two, that are linlS'd in one heavenly tie,
with heart never changing, and brow never cold,
Love on thro' all ills, and love on till they die.
One hour of passion so sacred is worth
Whole ages of heartless and wandering bliss;
And Oh! if there be an Elysum on earth,
II is this-it is this!
Wytheville (Va Republican please copy.
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OUR NEW DRESS.
What Our Contemporaries Think Of 1t

Returning our thanks to our brethren of
the Press, for the following complimentary
notices. we think our readers, after looking
over them, will excuse our vanity i'll pub
fishing them;--
.'Om neighbor of the Glasgow Times is
ont in new and beautiful dress from the
foundry of Ladew & Co., st. Louis. We
congratulate our friend Green on the hand
some appearance of his sheet, and wish him
all possible success with his improved faeili-
tics.-Hotrard County Banner.
The Glasgow Times comes TO us this
week printed on new type and enlarged
Its materials are from the foundry of A. P.
Ladew & Co., St. Louis, and the paper is
very neat in appearance. The true Wing
spirit Of the Times commands our highest
esteem; and the gallant services of the edi-
tor has been identified with this excellent
paper about twelve years--a period sufli-
GENTLY long to entitle him to honorable pro-
motion. Col. Switzler tells us, that whe1
he assumed the responsibility of the States
man, as a mark of respect to the veterans he
succeeded, and by way of compliment tc
himself, he was by the caprice of militar.
Godfather chrstened Colonel. The edito
of the Times has met with no such opportunt
fortune in the way of honors, yet he ha
modestly borne his part in the Wing ranks
always at the post of duty and doing goo'
service; we wish him every personal ad
vancement and pccuniary reward. Boon
uiilc Observer.
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Rates of Advertising.

81 In Adyance-S3 At the End of the Year
ST. In Advance to Clubs of 20.
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Authorized Agents.
V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston. New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette--ANDREw J. HERNDoN.
Hlntsvile-W. r. SAMUEL, G. II. BrRcKHART.
observation-disclosures G. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Contradictions II. GROVE.
Chillicothe-W. G. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES s. Co.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the November Term, 4th Mon
day, of the Randolph County Court for a final set
Element of her administration on the estate of Joseph
Rutherford, decd.
sABRA RUTHERFORD, Administrative.
Sept l-lw.
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NEW GOODS, NEW COODsY

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsN
TUST RECEIVED per Gen. Lane large and
y Extensive assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods all of which are now open to the inspec-
ton of all who may favor lis with call
Our stock consstin part as follows, viz;
200 Pieces Bro. Muslins, 6 to 10 Cts.
100 do Blea'd do TO Is do
80 do Bed Tickings, 10 TO 20 do
25 do Apron Check, 10 to 30 do
800 do Prints, 10 20 do
Oil Chintz IA tbs figured and dRmask, French
Cloths. all colors, Beaver cloths, Black and
Fancy Cassimeres --latest styles and fab
rics) Plain damask and embroidered
Cashmere Vestngs, Silk plush
and cloth caps, satincts, jeans nseys, tweeds, &c.
&c. TRUEFITT & co.
Glasgow. sept IL.
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DIED-On the Ist ELIZABETH, wife of
Mr.. John Murphy, of Saline county,in the 5Oth
year Of her age.
In Fayette, yesterday, Mrs. Sarah a., wife
of Mr.. john N. KING, and daughter of Lewis
Crglar Esq.
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81 per square Of u lines or less, for the First
sertion. and Fifty Gents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers.
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"NEw DRrss.--The Glasgow Times ap-
pears in new and exceedingly handsome
suit, which the proprietor had the good taste
10 order from Ladew's Foundry. The type
is smaller than that formerly used, by which
a considerable addition will be made TO the
quantity of reading matter. These indica-
tons of deserved prosperity will render the
Times still more acceptable to its numerous
readers Louis htelHgencer.
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Coffee

40 Bags Prime Rio and 10 bags Manila and
I4U Java, just received per Gen. Lane, and
for sale low by Sept. ii ]. f. SWINNEY.
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GLASGOW TIMEs.-ThiS old and staunch
wing paper comes to us this week printed
on new and beautiful type. We wish the
Times an increased patronage-and may the
neat new dress its editor (GREEN) buys be
for his WIFE. '--Liberfy Tribune.
There! That will do, for this week.
We have no objection to being compliment
cd ourself; but this feeling extends not tc
our "wIrE," owing to slight greatness in
our eye: but although jealousy makes praise
of her unpalatable, abuse inspires as decided
feeling though of different character; and
we would just say to friend Miller, ''go tc
thunder, and look after your own wife's
dresses-we know when our wife wants q
new dress, without any hints from YOU"
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MOLASSES-25 Barrels Plantation Sugar
Nl House aud Syrup, for sale low by
Sept. II, 1851. J. +. SWINNEY.
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The Glasgow Times" comes out in a
new and beautiful suit of type--one of the
finest looking papers on our exchange list
Wish you much joy, friend Green-but wait
little while, till we come out. - Bruins
,ricker.
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GLASGOW TrMEs.-This ably conduct
ed and popular Wing journal, comes to us
this week on an enlarged form and in an en-
tire new'dress The Times is a staunch,
conservative Union paper, and deserves the
confidence and support of the people of old
Howard. Its efficient editor, Clark H.
Green, Esq, is spirited, talented writer,
and a liberal sociable gentleman-whose
agreeable acquaintance we had the pleasure
of forming, while on visit to Glasgow, last
winter. - Louisiana Record.
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Great success to the Times. It's new
dress becomes it well. The type is entire
ly new, of beautiful face, and makes clear
and distinct impression. Mo. Statesman.
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The Glasgow TINES comes TO us enlarg-
ed, and in an entire new dress. 1t of fine
size, and handsomely printed and well de-
serves liberal patronage, Paris Mercury
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THAT sterling, indefatlgabIc Wing jour
nal, the Glasgow Times, comes to us this
week, clothed in an entire new dress. This
is good evidence of that success which the
Times so eminently deserves. "-Palmya
Wing.