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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15

On hand, and receiving monthly, the great
est variety Of Green and Black Teas, of the
finest quality and flavor ever Offered in this
market, warranted CHEAPER and BETTER
than can be sold by any house west Of the
mountains, for the reason that VIC import di-
rect, and deal EXCLUSIVELY IN TEAS.
The variety is complete, put up in packag
es with ieaden envelopes, EYPRESSL y
FOR FAlIILI USE, containing quarter,
Lalf and one pound; three and five pound can
listers; catties Of all sizes, and in chests
Repacked again for transportation, in double
lea den lined chests to make them alright
and prevent evaporation or losing favor.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS have double
advantage in dealing exclusively in these
Teas. They consist as follows:
Green Teas:
Young HySon--Good, No. ,, sweet cargo,
No 3, fine extra, Ne 4, extra cargo, Sill
yer Leaf and Golden Chop.
L,aperial--good, No. ,, super, and No. 3.
curious leaf.
OScacca GunpoCder.
HySon--Very fine, and No ., best.
Gunpwoder- no. 2, best and No. 3,
small leaf.
HySon Skin-Go
Hyson-No. 2, extra fine and No. 3, extra
fine.
Black Teas:
OOlong--Very fine, and in cattes, very fine.
English Breakfast TsaS--Fine, and i'll catLies.
Pekoe FiowerS--Good.
Garden Growth--Extra.
Ne Plus Utra--Garden growth.
.Jeado Bloom, and HOwqua'S Nurture
Congo Good and very fine.
Common grO,Oth.
l. They are better in quality and cheaper
than any other Teas imported
2. Their convenience to all retailers by
being put up in good order in leadcn cnvel-
opes in quarter, half and one pound packages
full weight, will commend them to their Sc.
rious consideration.
3. The retailer can make better profit
and sell them cheaper than any other Teas.
4. Their superior strength and flavor (not
reduced by eva poration,) give them unbound,
ed reputation with the consumer.
5. Every body who has purchased then
once, will call again for the same article.
Lastly.
The facilities with which this Company has
over other Tea Dealers, is ample ground to as
sure every candid man that it is worth his
time to call and examine for himself.
This is a matter that should arrest the at
ton Of every business man, with a kn0wledg,
that it is his interest to deal in good arti
Gle Of this kind-givihg his customers thu
worth of their money saving himself mucl
labor, and reaping the confidence of an intel
ligent community.
o. Every sale of Teas from this Ware
house, is warranted to the purchaser, witt
the privilege Of returning, ifnot as represente
April 10, l95l-6-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15

JENNY LIND IN FAYETTE-Great Er.
citement-Crowds are thronging TO the
Court House TO view this beautiful
specimen Of Art, and to have themselves
Daguerreo,yped by Benson the famous
Daguerrean.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15

SUPREME JuDcE.--The 81. Joseph
Gazette learns from a reliable source,
that Gov King declines being candi.
date for Supreme Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
Digges & 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:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
Fancy Fashionable Nsiilincr.

Fancy Fashionable NsiilinCr.
SD MRS. MILLS with gratitude re-
MI turns her thanks TO the citizens OF
Glasgow and surrounding country, for their
liberal patronage the last season, and res
pectfuly informs them that she has taken a
house on First street one door south of Mar
ket, where she Is prepared 10 alter, bleach and
color straw, braid and LeghOrn bonncts. -
She is also prepared to make and rep air silk
and fancy Bonnets in most neat and ia shiuna-
bic manner.
Glasgow, March II, 1851. SIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
Rich and Beautiful,

and the attention Of the Ladies is especially
ca lied to them
DRESS GOODS.
Super "a and A Taffeto Silks
Super 3-4 and A black Gro dc Rhine silks
Super Black figured Tafieta silks
Rich Chene and Brocade Pou de SUire
Chameeon glaCc silks
Super Barege De Laues
Silk Tissues, silk Tyroliennes
Rich Donna maria.
Domestic Goods.
American and English Chntzes d Calcoes
Bleached and Brown sheetings and shirtings
Apron checks and bed tickings
Hickory shirtings and Republican plaids
Bird Eye, Russia and Table Diaper
Bleachcd end Brown linen Drillings
Irish Linens and Holland
Chambrags, Cottonades and NnnkeGns
Cassimers, Cloths, Tweeds and SaLtinets
White, Red and Yellow flannel
Scotch and Manchester Ginghams.
Fancy Articles.
Super Embroidered Grape Shawl5
% plain Grape Shawls
" Blk Lace, Wells and Scarrs
/" Chcnc Scarf and Bonnet Ribbons
&" Twisted silk Egyptian mats
ParUd and Florentine trimmings
Linen, cambria and silk hanGkerchiefs
Gents fancy and blk crayats
Fans If every description,
Parasols and Umbrellas
White, blk. and fancy colored Grapes
Marsailcs Quilts all sizes
Mourning Goods.
Bla ok LustrCs and Bombazines
d" Grenadines and Algerines
&" Black plaid Bingham
" Lawns and Calicoes
" Barege and Tissues
Draw Goods.
Rich embroidered curtain Muslns
Figured swiss and null muslins
Plain book and null muslins
Plain and plaid swiss musins
Plain and plaid Jaconets
Varieties.
Buttons, sewing silk, spool cote n, p1ten
thread, whalebone, cord, hooks and eyes, pins
needles, suspenders, bead bags, work boxes
band boxes, dc.
TOGETHER
with a general stock of Hardware, Queens
ware, Glassware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
Looking glasses, Carpetting, Table and foo
| Oil cloths, Painted window shades and trim
mings, lamps, girandoles, patent candlestickt
sc. A LSO
lot of Ready Made Summer Clothing, all {
which will be sold low for cash or on sue
time as may be agreed upon.
Purchasers would do we'll to give me ca
US am determined to be at low water mar
IN the way of prices.
Glasgow, April 10th, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
A LSO-

A general assortment of Perfumery and
Fancy articles, with many other articles too
tedious TO enumerate. OLA call is reques-
ted. Glasgow, April 3, lS5l.)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
Books, Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Dycstuffs, E'erfuinery,
fNun SSNHnr,n Or

Ever offered for sale in Howard County
Their Drugs were purchased, by one of the
firm, aud are warranted pure. Their stock
of Books were selected with great care, and
arc we'll adapted to the wants Of an in,eli,
gent community. They consist, in part Of
the following; A large and complete assert.
mont Df
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
NEW GOODS

THE subscriber respectfully announces to
Il his friends and customers, and the pub
lie generally, that his spring and summer
goods renow ready for public inspection and
sale. He has taken great pains in select
ing them and can assure his friends that he
will now show them stock of goods seldom
equalled and never excelled in this city. His
s,onk of dross rnfds "a ovceod;nolv
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
New Arrangement.

new arrangement.
Saddle, Trunk and Harness .Nanufactorv.
GLASGOW MO.
- OPER & BROTHER, beg leave to an.
= nOuDce that they have associated them
solves together for The purpose of carrying on
the
SADDLE, TRUNK AND HARNESS.
BUSINESS,
in all its various branches and will constant.
ly keep on hand good supply Of articles in
their line, manufactured from the best mate.
rial, and in the most substantial and work.
manlike manner. Now on hand, and for sale
very low,
Il DOG, best quilted scat Ladies Saddles.
J fureniecc ladies H.,
plush " do do
- quilted Texas Spanish gents. do
assorted gents. saddles
" sets stage and wagon harness
Together with oil other articles usually made
or kept in a Saddlers Shop.
They invite a call and examination Of tbp;,
work and prices, and assure all who may tbu,
favor them, that they will be supplied IA
cheap as at any establishment in this on anv
of the adjacent towns. They wish it distinct.
| ly understood they will not be undersold.
The usual time given TO punctual dealers
and work exchanged for Dry Hides. Linsev
Tow Linnon, Wheat, Bacon, Lard. &c. &c.
w. P. ROPER,
A, w, ROPER,
Glasgow, March IL, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15

Calomel, Rheubarb, Mace, Pepper, Spice,
Ipecac, Jallup, Qunine Cinnamon,
Morphia, de carb soda, Ground cinnamon,
Epson and Rochelle Nutmegs,
salts, Gloves,
Roots, herbs, all kinds Yeast Powder,
Instruments, Breast Books, Stationery, ink
Glasses, Quilts, Steel pens,
Nipple shells, Writing paper,
Nursing bottles, Toys, Rattlers, balls,
Linseed, Olive, castor, Paint, shoe, nail, wall,
Croton, cod liver and Hair and Hat brushes,
Tanners oils, Red and Coach, copal Leath er
White Lead, d Japan varnishes
Venitain Red, Window glass of all
Extract Logwood, sizes.
Blue Vitrol,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-15
NEW BOOK AND DRUG STORE,
Az EAYETTE.

'EEIE undersigned, in anticipation of tho
Il time speedily con ing, when merchants
shall come westward for their goods, have
purchased, low for cash, the largest and fines,
assortment of
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

The Free Soil and Democratic Conventions
held in this city yesterday were very fully ate d.d,
almost every town in the county being represented
by the number Of delegates TO which it was entitled.
The proceedings of each was characterized by the
most perfect harmony aud good feeling, and the
nominations made, were received with great enthu-
siasm by both Conventions. The ticket is strong
one, regards the character and ability of the can
didates, and one that will commend itself to the in
dependent electors of Worcester county. Three of
the nominees are thorough going Free Soilers, and
have beeA since the organization oflhe party and the
other two aremembers of the Democratic party j.,
who cordially sympathized with the efforts made in
the last legislature to elect Charles Sumner in the
Senate Of theUnted States, and gave their influence
it, If the Free Sellers and DemocratsTdo TO promote
their duty the 10Th of November, the ticket will
be elected by at least 5000 majority TO effect so
desirable an object, what friend of freedom and re-
form wilnot labor with his whole strength, from this
time forward until the close Of the polls.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

,,;., bocl-shot, on the 4h September, 1870, while
',;anine in the water, under the bows ot the YES
81 impeled there probably by curiosity or hunger
Tboy are easily managed in the water, but on the
;.o i is very difficult get near them alter ihey
~ wounded. The officers of The expedition KILLED
l,;,e e' ! number, and one night encamped within
ffy wards of one asleep, but being iatgued did not
disturb him. ,,a,.,l
Horn of a North Whale presents quite novel
ca,,,ra in the collection These whales have horn
eytendnq from the top of their heads forward va
vino in length from 10 tlcelre feet, are very
siro9ht. and grooved if by art, IN spiral iorn'-
The groove Is raised about the eighth OF an inch,
winding towards the point, and it is very ormlda-
HE means of defence. The one brought home Is
abon five feet In length and two inches IN diameter
at The butt end, and running to point at the other;
These whales. which are very plenty, are spoued
and about the size OF hump-backed whale.
white whale with green backs were seen IN large
nnmbers, r,I thousands in a school, Many whaling
shins were seen near Melville's Bay, In this Bay
manv whale ships are wrecked every season. One
canIain was seen who had been wrecked THREE
times in one day, 75o 80 n. Latitude In the first
nlace oosing his own vessel and barely escaping
with his life TO another, which was successNe!y
wrecked the same day.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

The editor of the San Francisco Dispatch lately
visited what is called the Chinese portion of that
city, where he saw Chung Lungs washing estab-
lishment. He says
" The plan adopted is to wash the collars and
wristbands once week, and the whole shirt once a
fortnight by this much labor is sav we'd, and
the time gained is piously devoted to gambling. The
ironing is done by means of an instrument much re-
sembllng warming pan, which is slid backwards
and forwards over the piece of apparel, and is kept
hlled with Goals. One ceremony which particularly
struck us, and which we understand is religious
one connected with the worship of Fo, was that one
OF the Ceestias having selected a very fine pair of
stockings, drew them on his own legs, leaving his
old ones to be washed. We were of course much
gratiied by this exhibition Of devotion %
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

"lEDA SUABER Doc" correspondent in Sa-
lem furnishes us with facts in relation to dog,
IN Salem, whose unnatural appetite for india rubber has
given hlm the name Of the "India rubber dog" This
wonderful member OF the canine racewas four years old
last April. His taste for rubber first discovered
when he about six months old and from that time
his owner, Mr. Wm Moody assures our informant that
this has been his principal diet. " Spot prefers rub
ber to all other food. He will, however, occasionally
aIlitte fresh meat, provided is smaior nothing
larger than ones finger whether flesh gum-elastic-
offers him the least attraction. From his singular rel
ish for rubber, he is general avorite with the shoe
makers, who, as he goes from shop to shop in consd-
Grafton of his eating their scraps clip them to con-
venient size, and place them at his disposal On one
Of these visits he has been known good handful
say half pnt--of these clippings. Much more
might be said Of him. which would be interesting to the
scientific. We commend this case srom the authentic
bcts have heard, as worthy the attention of Bar
nun, or least Of all those who are interested in
good "dog ory."-Lynn Ncws.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.

The steamship Humboldt arrived at New York,
Wednesday evening, bringing London papers of the
9th, l34 passengers, and 200 freight. She had
very bolsterOus passage, with heavy westerly gales.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at noon on the 2lst
u., in about IL days passage The Hermann arrived
at Southampton the AFTERNOON, in about l5 days
passage.
A elesraphc despatch from Liverpool announces the
arrival in the Mersey of the steamer Atlantic, the
24h, in passage Of 10 days, l5 hours.
ENGLAND.-The news from England possessed but
little interest.
News Of the loss of the ship Randolph, East India.
man, had reached London. She was wrecked d
reef Mauritius, the day after she sailed from Por
Louis She had on board 300 passengers, men. WON
en- and children, of whom twenty thirty lost
The receipts of the Great Exhibition, the 3d.
nearly $4,000. A sell-prirnins nusket, invented
by Dir. MAYNARD, of Philadelphia, is attracting
attention.
The proprietor of McConnel's reaping machine has
challenged all others to a trial of capabilities.
The news of the Lopez tragedy reached London on
the 2lst and elected considerable comment from the
London press, chiefly in favor OF the course Of the
| Spanish government
| The news from the New South Wales gold country
still continues exciting The precious metal seems to
be found in all directions. At OF the dggings
Bathurst lump of gold weighing 10. or was pick
| ed up and sold for ESQ.
| From Ireland the immense flood of emigration con-
| tinues to flow with unabated force.
| IRELAYD.-The potato disease seems to be spread
ing in the north of Ireland, ard causing considerable
alarm, but owing to the abundance Of the wheat crop,
no apprehension is feItgo the deficiency of iood.a
! Mr. Lawrence, the American Minister, was continue
| ing his tour through Ireland.
From the Continent the news possesses greater In
terest.
FRANCE.-In France the revisionary movement
continues Thirty councils, which have hitherto alb.
stained from expressing opinion, have passed reso-
| utlOnS favor of a revision,
The public mind is still kept in state Of feverish
excitement, rendering the markets unsettled, and gov
ernment suspicious and arbitrary.
| SPAIN.-The Cuban affair continues to cause i'm.
mense sensation at Madrid. wallike feeling exists
at Madrid against the United States. The news Of
the capture of Lopez had not reached Spain at the
date Of this and it urged by some that II
would be better for Spain declare at once, and
make reprsalS American commerce, an offset for
the probable loss of Cuba.
/ AUsTRIA.-Count Atrivadene. late lieutenant in the
Austrian army, has been condemned, by Court Mar
ta, to be hanged for having written an article entitled
n ''The Secret Agitators.''
An Internal machine has been discovered by the Po-
lice at Bresau.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Sept. 23d Market qui.
ct and steady al the rates of the previous Friday The
sales on Monday and Tuesday we're 900 bales, Of
which $500 were for export. The demand for export
was very brisk
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
NOTICE.
III. S, MOORE, Merchant TAYLOR.

1AHU utdtT 1T UENTs FURNISHING GOODs
A T the Old stand, No. 21S 3~2 Main Street H. &
Hotel Worcester, Mass, WISHES to inform
ms friends and the public generally, az he has made ar
seets with the best Importing Houses in New York
and boston, from which he is receiving daily, fresh sun
phes OF new and Fashionable in his line suLed TO the
autumn and Winter trade such Oyercoaling Pants-
loonery Broadcoths and Vesngs of superior STYLES and
quality which he is prepared make to order at sh RI
notice, and in the most approved yles
Also, II. NJ. s. is receiving, from ew York and
Boston, fresh supplies of Gems Furnishing Goods such az
Dress and Fancy Shirts. SIR, Meo ana Cotton u der
shirts and Drawers, Scars, Cravats Gloves Hosiery
Bosoms, Collars, &c, all Of which will be sold much lts
than tn usual market prices. Gentlemen invited TO
can ana examine Tor themselves at the Old sand No 2l94
MAN street, u. . Hotel Building, Worcester Mass
olu-d2m ii. 5. MOORE
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Fifth District Democratic Convention.

Fifth District Democratic Convention.
This Convention met Ia BrnIey Hall at 2 o'clocl,
p NJ and was called to order by Col Williams of
Worcester ; and was organized by the appointment
OF Major Spur, of Uxbridge, to the Chair, and the
election of Col. Taft, Secretary.
A committee of two was appointed TO receive
credentials, who reported that % towns were rep.
resented by II delegates. A reconsideration of this
rel ort being called for it was found that 81 towns
were represented by 81 delegates This report was
accepted.
Col. X. Walters of Sutton, and Mr.. Pratt of Wor-
cester were appointed to receive and count the votes
for delegates to the National Convention to be held
at Baltimore. The Committee reported in all 70
votes necessary for a choice 40 ; J. S. c. Knowl-
ton, Of Worcester received IS votes and was cbo-
sen. A substitute, in case of Mr.. Knowlton 3 ina
bity TO attend the conventions was baotted for and
Mr.. A. L. Acbley, of Auburn, was chosen.
Mr. Ackley moved ,and it was voted that the DEM
ocratic County Committee be appointed District
Committee for the ensuing year.
The Convention was then dissolved
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Messengers Notice.


U0rcester, sS. October, 9, 1851
ION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
L Tor the County of Worcester has this day issued
w Warrant against the Estate of g EPHAS NJ EEDS of
Worcester in said County, Carpenter nsolven debtor
ana the payment any debts the delivery of any prop
ery belonging to said msolvent debtor to him or for mis-
and the transfer any property by him are forbidden
by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debt
or VIII be held at Count of solyency at The office Of
sald ComHssloer in Worcester in sand County, on the
Zoih DAY Ui october, ls at 10 O'Clock in the oreno
io Tue PROOF OF debts and to choose assignee or ssige
oi ms sae. Estate. JUNA. DAY, ID. Shf,
oCtAUuolWlt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

WORCESTER MUSEUM This is the last night Of the pre-
sent season, and the Manager offers his name for benefit
and an attractive bill to back his claims upon those for
whose amusement he has cred The pieces selected for
the occasion, the excellent comedy of the Honey
Moon, and The thrilling drama Of the "Idot Witness
In the latter pi ce, Mr. Burroughs sustans his favorte
character Of "Gilbcr!."
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

In Oakham, widow Desire B. Denny, aged 80 years
ii Gardner Sept 20, Mr. Charles GranN ood aged g.
In Westborough, Oct. 2, Betsey H., wife Of Nahum
Fisher, Esq, aged 64
In Leicester, Mr.. VIM. Lnde, aged 6a
In Ccmington, Mr. VIM Moore, formerly of Worcester
Mass, aged 90
In Mil9ury. Oct 7, of Consumption Mr. Elijah A. John
son. aged Al. Printers in New York please copy
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

The New York Courier and Enquirer comes out
for the nomination of Daniel Webster for President
ny the Wing national convention. The writer thinks
the whig states of the north and tens of thousands
OF democrats would certainly sustain him
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

y Don't forget the Excursion to Lowell, TO-
morrow 1t is much the cheapest that has taken
place this season, and such another opportunity will
not soon be offered
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
w. MEC0RNEY,
Merchan Taylor, and Dealer in Ready
Made Glnfhinn

w ouLD INFORM his friends and the public that he has
w ON hand well selected assortment of pP0An
CLOTHS, ChSSlMERE-, DOESKINS and VESTINGs
OF all descriptions which prepared to make INTO nr
ets IN as good styles be fOund at any other pcr
and warranted. ' ~ F4"'e
Also, agood assortment of Ready Male Clothing mad
equal o custom work. and will be sold as cheap ns t ,
oter concern in the county Furnishing goods Of All lie:
crlpions constantly on hand ~ T f
Grafton, October TO- 5ou
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

oME EMS RIGHTS CONyE NTIoN.-tli a. Il,
IIa roTIa wih vote of The Womels Rights COHvehti
u Ih W orceser, Mass the 23d and 2ith Of OctObe last
otneI convention for the Objects viz. 81 consider
hG highls, Duties. and Relations OF Wonan' viii b held
I" Worcester on the 18th and leth of October next.
we ilVlte al both men and women AT The a}-
Pohted time anu place. FOR the free and fan discussion Of
,hs gr@t quest n The ITSELF affecting as does
tne destiny OF the race, takes rank in those Re-
o movements which the progressive spirit Of the aye
mas called into heng; and invites aid all who see and
lee me wrongs which grow of The false position occn
lleu by omen, and who, having
"No dread of what
Is called Tor, hy the instinct of mauklnd,n
Dare give To such movement the sanction of their prqs
ence and to cmbody in word deeds the thnnqbt mn
feeling which they must have, who see that Woman soc
natural and unworthy position.
The work con empated, s no 'chlds' play" 1t wars
directly with the thOHght deeply rooted and so heavy
that Woman is only appendage not an naese Dr'
IN the taAsc of human society. II is in ul conflict with
the worlds Teachers: its preachers, its aWgver its no
ets and its painters. 1t stands opposed soublpht-
ing sages OF society, which have consigned Woman to IN,
ainess and ObjeCtles existence, and have bapse life
such are some ofthe circumstances. Come then TO the
Convention prepared, as thought mees thought 10 seZ.
and use each new ray ofght in dGpeIg The grols dark
ness" which spreads everywhere relative To Woluaufs
Rights and the duties which grow ont Of those rights
Reports will be presented from the Comu itees appoint
ed by the last Convention Education Industrial Ayoca
tons, civil and Political Functions, ann Social Relations
In addition hose last year gave interest to The Com
vention, Mrs CoE, of Ohio, viii be present.
The meetings viii be held Brsy Hall during the dnv
and at the Vi y Hall in the evening, commencing on
Wednesday the 18th, at 10 o'clock A NJ and connu-
ing through that and the succeeding day and evenings
N b. Papers friendly the movement are -eguesled 10
copy the above
In behalf of the Committee
LUCY STONE.
PAULINA w. DAVIS.
aug23-d law&w WN H. CLAIMING