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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

Mr.. KIuFNANN's CARToONs-We had recently
the pleasure of seeing, at the rooms of Mr.. Kaui'
mann, ~ East Broadway, a series of cartoons,
Illustrative of the historical development OF the
idea Of God Mr.. Kaufman studied with Kaul-
bach for years in Munich, which city he lef
during the troubles of the last two three years,
and after residing in Dresden, where these car
toons were drawn he came to the United States
about months since
The large and generous thought and broad
treatment OF these pictures will not fail to I'M
press every one who sees them. The influence
of the master is evident throughout There are
several figures and faces which recall the style
with which Kaulbach has made us familiar, and
they are undoubtedly the best original specimens
now in New-York, of the highest character OF
German art
The substance of the series as far as 1t Is COM
pleted is briefly this a. The origin Of the kno'cl-
edge of the Godhead m MANA flash OF lightning
striking tree IN Eden and terrifying Adam and
Eve (2) The Sacrfce-The rude early races
appeasing with a human VICTIM God so re-
veaed. g. Socrates-The divine idea as Intel
}
Lazarus (6) The Worship Of the VUgia-The
recognition of the feminine spirit in the Uni
verse 1.) Martyrdom-The Inquisition, or the
idea of Christ and the Virgin prostltuted to
worldly passion and fanaticism (S.) Luther nail
ing his protest upon the door Of the Convent, or
the human mind reasserting its right. And Q0.)
The Goddess IF ReGson-The traveste OF apure
faith and the necessary result Of It's outrage.
The series is not allegorical, but intellectual
Each work is separate IN sentiment, as the scenes
are but they are all united by common thought
The symbocal treatment in them is much less
obvious and detailed than in many of the masters
works, and we sincerely commend them to the
attention of every lover and student of Art who
wishes to trace the essential differences OF the
Dusseldorf, and what we may call for precision,
the Kaulbach schools. They are only cartoons,
it must be remembered, that is, shaded drawings,
and we are quite unable to speak OF the artists
color. Mr. Kaufman Will be happy to receive
at his rooms all who are curious to see these pic
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

Mr. GrcEoUx's GO Sunset IN Winter Is
great success. 1t ls cold and clear and crisp, as
i was meant to be Mr. RossITER's 90 "ltal-
ian Landscape Is genuinely Italian IN ITS senii-
ment. but IS rather too broken and confused
Mr. WHITLEY's $50 "Yiew on the Connecticut
River is not transparent enough in color. Was
Mr Hicks. IN his ia Fountain IN front Of the
French Academy " dreaming OF the poets lines
Roll eastward, happy Earth, and leave
Yop orange sunset waning slow,
From fringes Ofthe faded eve,
Ohappy planet, eastward go ="
Its sentiment is not less exquisite and subtle
We must pause here, glad to add that a
general review OF the landscapes OF this exhlbl-
ton is one Of the most cheering prospects OF
American Art. We have the material and the
feeling for great works of this kind, and the
want Of study and practice is fault which every
wear corrects We do not hold very strongly to the
theory that no American does any thing iorclbly
and originally, except what Is locally American
but we are especially glad to have the American
landscape illustrated and expOunded by those
artists who can do it so wOrthily and well, and
are therefore happy TO observe that most OF the
best landscapes Of the year are national But
the artist, no less than the author, must beware
Of that nationality which consists OF painting
Niagara and the Indians, and singing Yankee
Doodle. We arc men before we are citizens ;
and a Greek for the purposes Of Art and Poetry,
belongs to an American quite as much as
Tecumseh or Sam Patch.
By this time the Landscapists are looking
toward the country for their summer studies
and we cannot better conclude our structures
upon their works than by wishing them, IN every
sense-boR royGge.
Our remarks upon the figures and portraits OF
the exhibition must be compressed INTO two artl'
cles, which will appear as soon as possible.
W c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
Notice OF Runaway Slave.

DY virtue Of warrant issued BY Thos. J..
- Edwards Justice of the Peace, [, Ro.
bert Dysart Sheriff of the county of Saline in
the State Of Missouri, did on the I'd day of
December, 1850, commit to Jail in the Town
OF Marshall in the County and State, afore.
said, as a Runaway Slave Negro Boy about
II or IL years of age; he says his name is
hankawa or kanovee his complexion is toll
erably black, about s feet ~ inches high,
weighs about lao lbs. he had on when com
mitted short Tweed Sack Coat. a pair of
Blue Cotton pants. white Rough and Ready
hat, Socks and Boots; be is quite likely and
sprightly boy, he states that he belongs to
Mr.. William Monroe of Shelbyvlle, Ky. a
lawyer, that he left Ky. about the middle of
August, 1850, that when apprehended he was
trying to get home, that he was ca bin bow
on the steamboat Gen. Worth, which runs up
Green river in Kentucky.
The owner Of said slave is required to
make application to me, the under signed, on
or before the 10th day of March, A. d. 1851,
and pay all charges incurred on account of
said slave or otherwise, | will sell said slave
at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, on the LIST Monday in April, A. D 1851,
before the Courthouse door in the town Of
Marshall, Saline county, Missouri, between
the hours off o'clock, A. M. and ) P. NJ. of
said day in pursuance flaw.
Given under my hand this 18th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1850.
ROBERT 9YSART,
Sheriff, Saline Co. Mo.
Dec 10 lS50-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
THE FAV0RlTE REMEDIES OF THE AGE
HOLTON d CO.'S
Celebrated Family Medicines.
O.HENDBRSON, Ag't. Glasgow.

U. HENDERSON,, Agt. Glasgow.
These most valuable remedies are as fol.
lows: "The DidrrhGa Syrup" for Summer
complaint. Diarrhoea, Dysentury, Cholera
Morbus, Collie, wind gripping. and all similar
disturbances Of the bowels; either in adults or
children most important medicine. 25cts per
bottle.
"HoHon d Co.'S Compound Eriracl Of Sar-
sdpdriRd." composed of 3 kinds of Sarsspar
lila: yellow docks, wild cherry, dandelion.
plickly ash and those other substances which
in combination have been found to prove the
most perfect specifics for Impurities of the
blood, scrofulous affections, general wea kness
and debility of the system, impaired dges
ton and, with the Liniment, for Rheumatism
A comparison with any similar preparation
will at once show the immense Superiority in
medical virtue, OF this SarsapariIa. It is a
Medicine, not Beverage. Price so cts per
bottle
"7he weStern cough Syrup" is the favori,e
and universal remedy for coughs and its at.
tendant diseases The sale of il during the
last winter and spring was immense. Price
25c per bottle.
"HOitOn'S Hair Res!orer" for removing
dondruf, preventing the hair falling out, heal
ing eruptions on the scalp, and for restoring
lost hair when restoration is possible by
human means, 50cts per bottle.
1.-THE trestsrn Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, "
pure. mild and natural vegetable purgative.
They neither grippe nor create nausea, but act
as an aid TO nature in her efforts TO expel dis.
ease and its cause. They may be used by ali
persons however delicate, and IN every posi-
bic case where cathartic medicine is indi-
Gated. Those who use them, prefer them be-
fore any other similar preparation. Price 25c
per box,
1.-THE Indian Nrrte end Bone Linineng'
stands highest in The list of pow erfuI External
remedies, as it is by far the best. The gen
eral fault Of lack of sufficient penetrating
power, does not lie with this Imminent Il
should always be used for sprans, sweiings
bruises, Rheumatism with the Sarsaparilla. J
and every possible lumeness of the bones
joints or muscles, for poisous End stings oI
insects; also, for all the affections Of horses
which require thoroughly penetrating rem
9dy. Ore trial proves its importance. PEic,
25c per bottle.
"HOlton & Co.'S Eye-icaterr cures sore
weak or infamed eyes The best Eyc.water il
use. Price 25c per bottle.
"The Indian Sairs" is the cure for burns
sea Ids, sores, eruptiUns and Piles, Tie use
! of the salve and sarsaparila with an Occa
sional dose Of the pills, will suhCua any cast
of piles Price Of salve % cents.
The Rose cough Candy" is celebrated fo
its agreeable flavor and effective medicina
qualities. lOc per package. The above are
rapidly becoming through their superior mer.
its, the standard medicines of The country. NJ
means are spared that they may be such
Daily and ample proof is given that they art
| the best. Let them be tried by all. aug22 -6n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
{ D W A R D M { A D ,
Importer OF Fine matches, Jeuelry, Britannia
and plated pare, guns, pistols, fancy
goods and Daguerrean

Importer Of Fine matches, Jepelry, Britannia
and plated ioare, guns, pistols, fancy
goods and Daguerrean
stock generally,
HAS REMOVED to his new store, No.
l. l. 81, Main, corner Of Pine street, would
respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lie to his very large assortment Just received
and now opening. Importing largely, he is
prepared to sell at very small advance
Aiming at large sales and small profits, he
can and will sell cheaper than any house in
ST. Louis. Grateful for the very liberal pat.
ronuge ofmy friends and the publicgeneraly,
shall endeavor to merit a continuation OF
their business. Offering for their selection
very laIge assortment Of fine chronometer,
duplex and lever watches, in extra heavy
gold hunting and double bottom cases, ma de
expressly TO my order by the best London
makers.
Gold detached lever and cylinder watches;
Silver do do do do
New and fashionable jewelry:
Silver spoons, forks. DC. of nv own manu-.
facture, and warranted dollar standard;
Silver plated casters and cake baskets;
Silver do tea sets, urns and walters;
Britannia tea sets. urns and walters;
Britannia tea sets, casters and urns;
Japaned tea trays;
Table cutlery fine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rife pistols;
Hair, cloth, 10th aud nail brushes;
PERI merry, the best German cologne,
Powder TASKS, shot bags and sporting appa
ratus generally;
Percussion caps, German and English water
proof;
Rezofs ard razor strops,
Doguerreotype plates, cases, chemicals and
cameras, large and complete assert
ment at all times on hand.
Employing the best London workmen,
am prepared 10 repair all kinds of watches, o.
to supply jewels or any new parts of watches;
also. 10 alter lever escapements to chronom.
eer or duplex, and to apply adjusted com.
pensation balances.
The highest price paid in cash for Califor.
mia gold, or manufactured into jewelry 20
order. ST. Louis, oct. 81.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
Missouri Pension Agency.

To the soldiers of the last uar with Eng.
land or any of The Indian Wars, and
of The late Wdr NTH Merico.
TNDER the act of Congress Of the last
~ session, every volunteer who setved IN
any Of the above wars or any others since the
organization Of the Government, is entitled to
from 40 to leo acres Of land, according to the
length Of the time in actual service.
The undersigned are prepared to attend to
allsuch Claims. One of the parties will visit
Washington City this winter for that pur-
pose. Terms moderate, no charge for Clerks
fees, no pay demanded until warrant is OBJ.
tanned. w. ], STRATTON,
oct II If THOS. SHACKELFORD.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
SADDLERY.
VIM. A. Nelson,


General Commission Merchant,
No. IL, Locust 81. bet,oeen Main st. f Lerse,
ST. LOUIS, MO,
HAS Oh hand an Extensive Stock Of Pitts
l. i burgh and St. Louis Manufactured art-
cles. consisting in part of the following:
5000 boxes window glass, assorted sizes,
best City and Country brands,
4,50O bxs Apothecarie's and Grocers' Glass
ware, every variety,
2,l00 kegs Nails, Brads. Spikes, and Fence
nails from all manufactures.
$50 tons assorted Juniata Iron. Vices, &c.
400 packages Shovels, Spades Forks, Hoes
and axes Pittsburgh manufacture,
1900 reams Crown. Medium, and Double
Grown wrapping paper.
500 reams White, Blue, and Yellow wrap
ping paper,
500 Improved Peacock Ploughs, Pittsburgh
manufacture,
700 Reams Printing paper assorted sizes,
ALSO-Pure White Lead, Salamandcr Fire
Proof Safes Guaranteed Painted Buckets and
Tubs, Cotton Yarn, and many other Manu-
featured Articles; all of which will be sold al
Factory Prices, with addition of Freight
Merchants are respectfully requested TO cal
and examine Stock and Prices.
WIN. A. NELSON,
Agent for the Manufacturers.
Oct 81, lS5O-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02

Miss. LIMBS SOUTHERN ToUR.-The
movements Of Mile Lind, after leaving
Baltimore. will be as follows: A Con-
Ger; in Washington on The 10Th, and
probably 18Th. She will then proceed
10 Richmond, and sing there on the
goth; thence 10 Charleston, s. c., and
give concerts on the 26lh and 2slh.-
On the LIST of January she will sail
from Charleston in the steamer Isabel
for Havana, and remain there from the
slh Of January TO the lst Of February;
,hence TO New Orleans, and remain in
,hs, city from The Alb TO the 10Th OF
February. She will return on the
western route. visiting Cincinnati
Louisville, 81. Louis, &c, and start fol-
the Worlds Fair in June. Such is the
presen, determination.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02

GRowLERs-There is a class OF men
in every community who 60 about
with vinegar faces, g'owling because
somebody feels above them, or because
they are no, appreciated as they should
bc, and who have constant quarrel
with their destiny. These men usually.
have made very grave mistake in es.
Inmates Of their abilities, or are unmii.
iga,ed asses. In either case, they are
unfortunate. Whenever this fault find.
ing with ones condition or position
occurs there is always a want of self.
respect. If people dispise you, do
rot tell of il all over town. If you are
smar', show il. Do something, and
Keep doing. lfyou are right down
clever fellow, wash the wormwood off
your face, aud show your good will by
your deeds. Then, if people feel above
yon, so slrsighl off and feel above
them. Ii they lurn up their noses be.
cause you are mechanic or farmer,
or a shop boy turn yours up notch
higher. If they swell when they pass
you in the street, swell yourself and il
ibis does not fetch iheul," conclude
very good na,uredly that they are uns
worthy your acquaintance, and pity
them for missing such a capital chance
to getting into good society.
Society Hever estimates man a,
what he imagnes himself 10 be. lie
must show himself TO be possessed o.
sclf.respect, independence, energy ,t
will and to do, and good sound heart
These qualities and possessions will put
him through. Who bames man foI
feeling above those who are NEAR
enough to 60 around like babies, lellini
how people abuse ,hem,. and whininI
because society will not take hem b.
.he collar and drag them into decency
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
From the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1850.
Prest FiLlmore's Course--Position of

Prest FWimore's Course--Position of
Setodrd.
! see there are all sorts of specula.
tons on foot as 10 the manner in which
the President will treat those wings
who ase disposed TO carp at or upset
the compromise measures passed at the
last session Of Congress. Whether Mr..
Fillmore has addressed private letters
or letters which he did not care 10
avow publicly, 10 particular friends Of
his administration in the city Of New
York, is of no consequence now thai,
Mr.. Flllmorc's opinions ore on record
in his published message. He there
plainly expressed his satisfaction with
the measures called the compromise,
and avowed bis determination, so far os
II could be done in paper Of tina, sort,
10 uphold and maintain them. I, would
seem 10 follow as corrollary, then
that those who oppose these measures,
or any one Of them, canno! be friendly
to his administration and as O corolary
SIC may safely assume that those who
are not friendly to his administration
will not be considered his personal
friends.
Think that Mr.. Seward is too far
sighted man TO a,temp, now even TO
assume an attitude hostile to the ad-
ministration. !, would be excessively
impruden, in him to do so now, and
would cause no, only the unavoidable
defeat bnt the humiliation Of his party.
He must now luf to the wind. keep oil
hands on deck, and make a reef or two
in his lopssil, If he would weather the
goal. Depend on tive shall have peace
for the remainder Of the session, and
perhaps longer. If an attcmp, is made
Iorun an ultra Southern candidate for
the Presidency, an ultra free.soil can.
dida,c will come up and DC run by the
North; but the result will not be that
the election will go into the House; il
will only have The effect Of elec,ing
the Union iicke, by an overwhelming
majari!y Of the Populus Americans,
and not the dupes uf,he hnmbuggeries.
That's the whole programme Of The
next Presidential election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
Great excitement i'm Roanoke
UECLINE IN COFFEE. SUGAR.
COTTON YARN, AT WHITES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT

LIZ L DLIcll VI Elm L,
ME subscriber being extremely thankful
Il for past fnyors begs leave to solicit q
continuance Of their favors. and would respects
iuliy call the attention of his numerous friends
and customers, and the public generally, TO
the very large stock of Groceries and staple
goods, be is now receiving, and to which ad-
dltions will constantly be made, BY every boat
during the season, oil Of which will be sold
lower than any other house west of the lie
ghnney mountains, for cash--as my motto is,
Quick sales and small profits"
My stock consists in part OF
30 hhds Sugar; % bags Rio coffee
80 Ibis and ! barrels Molasses
lpo kegs ter; 20 bbls, h T and or bbls Mack
erol
les bbIs CINCINNATI whiskey, warranted 3
years old
10 kegs nails. ali sizes, spikes and wrought
III tons iroE' including Sligo, Hockla and
other brands
300 lbs castings, including kettles, fat irons,
al kinds
l2O0 lbs wagon boxes, all sizes
~ dozen saddle trees, complete stoch
10 No | pad skins
" Kip and calf skins, and a general
stock OF saddlers trimming; carpenters, shoe
mo kers and tanners tools; complete as.
soriment Of backsmi,hs tools; Jewett plough.,
one and two horse: cooking stoves, all sizes,
With pipe md furniture complete; grind stones
all sizes, warranted pure grit; log and trace
chains, names aud cUliars; great variety Of
toys and fancy articles, all Of which will be
scid at d small advance on first cost.
! Also, splendid lot Of furniture, including
bed steads. bureaus, tables, wash stands.
chairs, and large lot Uf trunks, al qualities
and prices.
! Daily expected, 600 bags G salt, in large,
bright, twil!cd sacks, direct through from New
! Orleans.
| !. W WHITE.
| Roanoke. March 90.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-02
Medical Notice.

hR. ]. HAYS would respectfully inform
- the citizens Of the adjoining neghbor-
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BENJAMrN HAYs) seven miles
A : East OF Glasgow, and two miles s. West
OF Switzer's Mill, and may be found at his
pihce at all times when not professionally abb
sent.
Dr.. HAYS will give his attention to tie
diseases most prevalent in this country.
MAY 30. lS50--l3tf