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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-27

NAfLS-4O0 Kegs Wheeling Brand;
lN 90 do Mountain Iron. for retail
ing consisting of Sd, I'D, cd, 3d. 10; Fine Blue, 3,
2, 2i. 81 and 3 inch; Fnishiue Sd, l0d; I'D, case
ing; which are warranted superior to anything OF
OF the kind In the market. samples ready Tor IN
spection Gei4) FOSTER e. BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-27

MAII.S.-5OOk kegs assorted, of best brand, for
IN sale low, by S. E. GILBERT g. CO.,
May nth.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Sriiicu Uocr 0ipt. 0ifs .6rartbdt bat atIc
QkTrtatyc bGbdut. GCbt hicks 4ulper, uno cs tpiro
I8unrcr IN btttr bsbsr unbNltarcn SrouthCt tbuu.
IS III cinC 5rontbtit I'M 0rukrfirm uno miro rurd,
man9dhafte @ruGbrun9 ttfGrrtrt. Sn cltbrn Sdnln
ipirb Ctu @fSfI prI tileb guGno tpdbrtno Gin crCr
Spei 9rnotrn unous9et rrabrtit in brCi SdlIGn aus
pisr cine plIun9 tcputtn. Das III 9cltdnbi9 erpts
fen uro be3tu0t. buihn unb turNr lubm binatn pcn
ltbratbcn gun0tn as. Scoen WCr1tn Gin GFlcff( pcu
miro cos lbd in elmer cpsr jpGl QGrtbeu vtrrineTn
unb bcbcr.
Wlagcrc pScr mutblple lSfcroc, cesr tpc ci.
nt0s lltbtrtlebll prn RIbs cotr SRhtt Ger 0trpGa:
una ino uEo has Yftro ntbt ctt ptrpIn rpn cotr mo-
cos paor roub 1T uno tb aufptrrt iuotm rns Sutttr
nitht cut III bcfcmmen lchtnt. Sn lchCn 3ultdncn
brinQt CS mtiltIntbrlls cns unmdtare StlTrun0 res
SbiercS bCrpcr. IS pTbt'rt Nte &Hbauuno. uno ramt
&rlhmnrc ollie Sr60btit ccs Sbltrrs Is mlro ethoft
uno muntir uno ktn paar miro 9ott, gcihmroia unD
sldnwnr.
Ykrctbdncltr pcrnCr, rutnn Ie tbren 1frbtu tucn
coer pet @eIGfd pcll iCrtm rGchutch 9lbcn, ttilbn
9C0tn pN Sciabr ihUetl, fcb n rutdlt,n rbGr cen
RcllGr 81 htcnmCn, wun t brm Qrtttr chr auf0ti II
inc, etc. SbrC 9fcrct mcrotn 0utb W 0rGpCrrn Scr.
thct Crbsincn uGnn it gum &crtauf auIttcttn psrrtn
tnoGm oGS Spuptr bdbSn IN rirm Quitu uuo 0tiuurtn
3utOnoe crbdt GARNER uGo Srodbtfubrtcurt mrrtru
9lthfalIs luocn, bof IS bren Yfrrcn thr pcbl tbut
ptnn C nit Gem puIor, rrie cbtn orsCocben GCfttIt
ptrrtn, tnoCm C6 tbnEn GtnGn fcrpSbrno 0utn lppe.
ut Ncbtrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
29rncIat1tatfntr.

SintemaE Der Q6tbare BaIbina
M 0artneD, 9reiosnts 8ibter in Den
Uerfbieoenen 9Curten pom Common 0leos
pom britten @sribts 9eSirf, beffebeno
aus ben @auntie5 Ncrtbamptcn uno 9edo,
i'm Staat QennipIpanien, fraft feines Qmtes
9reiieentribter Der perf6iepenen @ourten
BON Sper uno Serminer uno auaemetner
8efdn9niBerIeei9un9 in befa9ten @aunties /;
uno SatCb SiIIin9sr unb 9eter Saas,
Giqrs., 9sbuIf5ribtr Der @ourten Don Sper
uno 3rminer uno au9emeiner @efdnonis.
GrIeei9un9 fur bic Ridtuns vCn Saupt. une
oneern Serbreben in erIaatem 9edbaS Sauntp.
ibren Sefebl an mid aeri6tet baben, wctin
iie cine Court upn Sper uno Serminer uno
pierteIidbriaer SiBuno BON Common NnIsoa
dnberaume1, pelbe gr1urrH Ueroen lou IN
Der Staet Qqentaun, fur oas Gauntp geba,
auf ben
1ften 9fCutae inn MUunt Srecmber,
1851, welte5 Der life Sag oes befa9ten
MOnatS it, unb peIbc Swsi @Obs rauern
wire.
60 wirt biermit gabri6t oc9eben, an
QUE SrieoenSribter uno @onitabeI innerbalb
es5 bsfa9tcn Gauntp8 BON es1a, bab fie
oann un0 cafeIb1 Iid in ei9ener Qerfon nit
ibrsn &OuS, 8etcrbs, SnquiiitiOnsn unb
GraminatiCnen ein5ufneen baben, UNI ibrer
Yflidten Dor erfa9ter Court abSumarten.
SsS0Iei6en weroen aud aIIe bieieniaen
welde 9s9en Gsfan9ene in benz @efdn9ni6
beS @auntps Geba oIS &ld9sr Serr 3eu9en
ouf5utreten babsn, benabribtiaet, bas IIt
fb aQSort uno oofeIblt sinjufinben boben
Tim tiefeIbsn ju prOfequiren, ME es ibnen
Redt cinfen mag.
Seeeben unter meiner Sanb. in Der Stobt
ausEtaun, ciefen 6ten Sag NOuember i'm
Sabr uuferS Serrn 1851.
Grt srbalts Die SRepublit.
SOfepb s. NenbGro, SberiF.
glcpember 5, 1851. nqbG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Die GiaSnthilmcr hcs cti9cn putprs taten taS 8cr:
ant9tL I'M Stanpe ;u fiin. Die Gufnrrtiomt alItr
Sormers auf GuSn Artitd ;u lcntsn, vtltbtr in alien
8ddidoten tr9sno stroS oct Art mas Dem YurGtm in
zen 90 Sabrcn an9rtctcu if. iitCrrridt SIS il nitbt
olle'n orn inpiDipncllrm SnttrsTt icurtru cs mug
init Der Belt cine 9rcBs 9iatiCnnls bltbat lper:
Den. I'm Nl9tmttrrn miro CO gum MineGltIn cine
9NlIicn Sbollr Sbrb ar Dem Qrcoutts oCs ganpes an
3unobms orn NiiIet, Suttcr uno Sctt prn Der:
| IclbEn Sra iis cutters binWfU9cn, aufcrpsm Obtr
pteic, iebr picle ecbsn ptrtbpcller Sbire caNurcb
rStten, COS c sur Sunbbcit tpEoEr br0rtlIt msrrtu
@siptro nEsbaIb rbne 3ucifd nit Der St os cincr Der
Store:artltd clnes irocn Sarmtr6 ttrat)tit ptrnEn
ntlthsr cine IdtrEt nnrbG einss icren, rpllber Elm
Yfrp bEhet G6 1T feline pru Den MlGoc;tncu, rutIhe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
NJ enae @iiterI

Die llnttrisihnSttn bitten UNI GrlautuiB bren ;abls
rsi1bsu auHoen unb rem alI9rmentn putlfum tCfGnnt
gu MAIDEN, nas is eebsn vcn philadelphia surdd9sfsbr
uno 9s9npirti1 sifr9 bcbiftt9t no, nit Dem Guspas
den siueS Der f6Sntsn uuo 9rSetsn.Stcds pcu
Serbit< unO SSintersSSSddrcn,
aIs nrtb s nab eisfm Sbsil bcS eouceS 9rtrot puroc
SdoicS-rpir aeen cub Elm, unIsrs Sitter ju untIr'
flsn uno fr sub ld6if Ju urtbtilu. Infer Stcd emf:
bait rrn aIsn Qrtsn ,ras fir Damsn asbrautbt miro
soerrcu-rrir battn 9lshfalIs Gin icbr sTcGss uno
uno pClinbsts Qfcrtsmsnt Sitter in cuer fab qcbS:
renr, unt laoen cub abtnaspca Gin bsi uns au,rufen
uno fdr cub fItt 81 urtbtiI:n. SBr fdbtn ibSreuot
Rap unfre WaarSn tcioss in binbt pcu Sua!it6t unp
YreFn rSGas 9ufrirosnbsjt 9sbeu psrbsn.
Srim uno Genin9er.
Ilsntnun Oft 16
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
9 6 10 6 in G.

Die 5utd Scrbiem fb tauf9 int grnmrr, tttNu:
men 9cbpclIcnr pGtt, puftcu, G5Ebmurs IN een gun:
gen unc Der estsr tpcbs Ibr bauf9 osren pttelIdsn
SOB pronotn, biCcs atGr miro a6niltb crrbUtt mann
man Gin pfuno cbcr Gin haItss Yfunr 9ulrsr in rin
Gag Spdlitb mitbt, uno miro Iu9eltb ben Mdltuns5=
prr;iB bGrGuhno bGihltuni9n.
n. b. 8ei ciuEm Sbitrs wctbtS gritb gift u1o
Iu9tlb oem6tGt wtrSen cu, bGrf man nitbt mtbr nls
eircn GFTfl rcU nStCntIltb 3eten, rctr Es miro bic
Bllcuu9 os6 Sctls urGdbaltsn, tutSm Gs oEn Sttra9
ocr 9Rcb Scrmcbrt
gJ1Sle nun Srotrmonn bic gRlrtur9tn tcs 9ulprs
fir b ilbit prlutbtn, uuo CT wtro eurb rt(in ptr:
trcffIhS @t9nlhaftcn bcfritoi9t ptrSen, unb ra tn
GARNER rbnt ooiIlbc itin icIts
lin frncr ausWfnbGn, rplc tpsit unIr nit Rttbt be-
rubmtGs &lCbpuptr iu Gem 3utrOutn CnCs cinileblss
pclIGn 8cltts brctbt9 it, botGu mir 8rltt nab oIIn
SbtilCn Der &erenlttn St0otGn, NO infer YupSr &C:
br0utbt nurot, ob9tanrt uuo mir no in St0nrc, aus
oiritn Dor uns 0tbradbtn 8trriltn iipcm GARNER,
R6rncr uuo QkroGbtisGr Die &erlcbCruug u gctHl,
boB ras puptr bis Cabin tel rutItcm uritrs tibulttn
uno WprRbIlltbtru @rportun9n ubrtrcffsn bat.
O<FCGise5 Yutrtr IT in uU pm ioor
QhilaScIphio 0icpSulbCr l3, 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

GclbcS 9SaiIer. Sisft !Srontbtit niro eurtb
Ten ldbthttn, ausSmEr9ltIn Suano ScS Wmtts erWult
weIo's otnn uno wd6ri9 unb pou 9dtCr SorbSilt. IS
III cine icbr 9cfabrlttc Srortbc nCbe idbrlib cine
NEn9c nGrtbrrlIcr Yfsrne rltSrt. Sin rEitblber Ges
broub btCs Yuccrs miro cisiI 8routbit rSue tcl!Iu
@S ntro eurb GerbsiItrun9 rsr @srNOuuno unO IA:
curth, eOB Cs Dem 8Iutc cine 9SGrre Suontt6t rrbcr
SbGbcn uftbrt, olc tGltc uno snyo mSglitbs QuSlft
sur 9DnoGrbatrlun9 hartictcn. Sm We9inue Der
8rontbsit 9cb td9idt Nitto9s iuen GBlSTd nell pcun
DC &ront6eit ~et p'r9e'brlnen it, ipsI GfSTl 0ca
wGbtntth.
Scbldbbcrn (slabbering). Dies in Die @crpti;
flung mauCbGr pcrtbeclltn Sblcre curtb @rlbrpfuna,
eurb cine tCitanri9e Nutltsrun9 pcs Spcihcs, wltu
in cen Wa9cn oCbin cGts I'M Ole @trbOuun9 ju tiSls
oern. @s miro eft bureb Den in ben 9BiclnlriineGn
mohtnotn uolOnifbrn Sotat bGrpcr9rrufCa. GIN @i:
oitd ncU orGnlol IN Der Q4ctbt miro Dem Sluft cit.
mails @nbait tbun, lprnn CT ritbt pen oEm Satat i'm
Grois nbbdn9i9 it, untrr irthrn lImtanren nup cas-
Sbltr cnl9e Belt aus Dem grrGitbt bCS SatatS yrud
btba!ttn UtreGn.
Scr ittllc &pllcr. Dies pupir bat cbcn .oun.
osrte ron Yfrrm ron bittr Idasn 8rOntblit 9ebcilt
sum @rltaunEn cGrGr meItbc Gs 9SGraucbt tatGn. @s
clte jta 9c6rautht mtrben bGpcr iltb N3arie in Sm
Nadtn 9ttlIbrt bat rn fam bas Sbier nidt rrliins
eta ptrEr btr9ctSlt perbtn, rpsnn nidt Die Matirie
aus9tItt III. G5rtroucbs rS Scitil, um rlb Gin Svu
tat ;u NSrbdttn. Die Dcis 1T Gin crcr jptimo tdglib
Gin @BISffl pcI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

Elm SbGr auf cine turs Belt oufNSber cnrcru cs pro
Nurtb Ole Sibi9ttlt, wdde IS tctet HiPpuric Acid
(pttbEs cine unrubtt0re, unndedNRattrle D in Lac
tic Acid cccr SEItrf C9Rlhdurt) ju pIrponprln be:
mirttn, rob Gin 9rSFercr @ctro9 vcu @obrunNsltcTn
aus rrmfltEn llrcftt csr 9labrun9 aus Dem Spltm in
Hippuric Acid utT9tbGn. SRIr babtn cine gRtnos
prn 8tuliiin cnpfanQtu. ron ocm uOs mir rctu oGa0t
batcn. IS mc9t 9Endstn ncth ;u ngcu: QRir hobEn
ca5 ptrtiane a9sns nit elmer 9re}en InoM QfIanien
uno RrdutIrn cGrmtt rpdbs Gttrauh uno 3Glt mis-:
Ih uno ptrfam rrpfn bottu, nm zen ltpprtit gu PER-
brtrn uno Die @rrauun9 Su tGf6rocrn, uno c otn Qr:
unoSn 3utaUo hts 8utrs gu itbsrn, pcn ruchcm 9Vlb
uno Sttt gtbtIr't wtrptn mug. Sos Wulutr fam or.
6rautbt mGrrEn fir Yiroc, 8uhc uno GtbUiine in fc
9cnocn SGibwtrrsn un0 Sr0utbEtGn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
MQfrelert.

gRotrdr, $40 l, , uno 3. 9auEn, tatbsn uub pies
ii Barrels, c6sn erbaIten uno gu psrtouftn bel
9rim uno Rcninasr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

SRit Osn radtraNjb lis itkt aematbttn Grfabrunotn
hcfftn mir auf biEi QHGir I'M Santc 81 lin, Die tCs
uno pclItcmmCntt 8tsb- MRe oiiiu, lpElbC lis icet
bcm burtbcjlun9Sfabi &cts Orractcn it, 81 tcret:
ten. @s rpirtt os cln ihaeborcs ELECTROMAGNETIC
Der @crrouun9 ptrsiCrt Ole Su0Iitit btS Sutis unb
prrmebrt c Die Nylait tcoer, nes Sess uno Der 9)b
uno w0ltib aub Der Butter, lItlt tCtm gang 9iunoCn
Sbire.
6tttt Gutb pcr Silfhun9sn, Ia tcr ouS0Ccrbrtc Ser
fauf unSrs Yutrtrs lnetre pTltt hot ctnt 9iotbobs
muno ctTdbtn ;u tCrcen. StotS Yattt tra8t unlrt
aCihricbrne StSnotlr am 9nrt
Gs iino mcbrcrs Ssitt(luu9cn ouf @iebruiccr notb
ricitr Stoet etontt, wdhs oorur crfiIt nc roB man
cncn unrm Ci0utn nah0Cohmtcn Artltr utcranrt bat.
G2ir d0Cn ctsbolb wrotrbct Stcbrhottr, GARNER uno
Ssltret@lher fault ttjn Yfruc. Wtnn tbr ntth nab
otn gIomn ron 0'riju9. SrcuIfdp uuo Sc. in ecibrt:
ttntr Sl0uotur auf rem @nNe cnts icotn QadIts 0t-
htn hatt. 9os Sub ndt bttriQtn, ras sttcn uno rt
SitmnrhG cures @jtb,S crpcW oils Cuer ttSntS Snttrs
rTi hGn0t pcn rNiir &crlitbt ob Stbaut wcb iu:
,,9Sotbamtiit ii etr YrGs rr SltbErbtt"
S., &. s. 60.
pttcbrs in et;bo Gauutp Su ta6sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
6 Il 3 c.

Siir W1ilbfiibc. g2ir fino oufs @cnFduoiafe
dbsr3tu9L raB c6 nicht alIen rie gcbaubr Der gVllcb
pabelIErt icnrGn oaB e6 audi Die NirnQG Der gNlb,
Sabns uno Butter otrmtbrt. Gini9c pdtbr zen @er;
ub oanit 9cmalbt BADEN, io9sn. Gin Yfuno in itOer
gfctbE, onoErt o9cn Ciu bobts 9fuuo mabrcnO cine
Ytricn tarouf tsltebct raB is ;pei pfuno mcbr ron
eoSr Sub in Ger GSrbs 9cnotbt bat gBr peutsn, Na6
t,nth YfunpG per gHrbe bti eOsr Sub fbwontsn miro.
ptnn ttG 6ubc pCNtanei9 0Cluuo fnp. 1icitr 3uae'
@rtro9 wiro nurtb Die 8erpanoiun9 tss Hippuric
Acid in Lactic Acid (S1Iittbdure), StiditC Nitro
genOusl uno Sett-9NOfIs 9smcnnsn, CbCnTc bapurcb,
OoF rsr rurdb Die eun9cn eln9Catbmcts Soutrrff nit
Den @tcmrntcn Ger 8tdpirtun9 psricbu miro, rbus
siusn rrr Stidtcff er8u9supn &bss pEs Cutters wt9s
;uncbmtu.
0icits putrsr mirp ecn 6dbcn ccu 0efunNen unb
9sOttltbSn 3ultono rCS Srtsms boltcn, luIbcr GItb
uuo 8utttr brrrrrbrin9t pcIhs pabrtuo ber Scnmcr:
,slt enGn 70 Ebr 9utsn Gttbmod bat prnn cas- &Seb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20
9ScrD6rz2tfc.

Tttl2nSsS III Gin @srsehni6 Der RebtsfSCs, rptttbs
tst Ger uaASn GCurt pen Sstbo Gaunp psrtSIt prosn
irlltn
Galcmcu 6ausnon ct al 9c9sn Somud ei9bttop.
8. 9. pabtroder uno H. 3. 8sc 9c9cu Scbn 9.
Gcunoie ct al
8ereiuiatc 9rdorr ecacn Scbn 9lart ct al.
$50. SlGtr, Sebn uno &c. 9c9cu Sathon Grrmon.
Dopib enposr 9r9cu .punfdr uno Snpocr.
glotban 9srman osacn 8. Zimmerman uno St9cLr.
Srbn Su6 9C9cn Sotcb 8. peilSr.
Gccr9s guccIpb ss9sn .psnrp &uerlpb.
3lpcite IBUdjr.
DdniI Mp ec9In Il. 2. Sea9rraSss
R. q. G8ri9bt 9t9sn Scbn erkb.
T,iEeritb Stbafsr 9t9Sn &iIItam .. SGip.
.yCuos Srtb os9tn 28ilIjam .. Seip
Docto SbulsS 9rttItcrtu 9S9tn G5arlts 9Rsre.
pcIIp t6SF aI9In Golcmcn pcs.
-. uno 6. 9pSttr 9s9tu Solcmrr 9tmr.
SatcU SG9er 9C8sn Sanurl Il. 9rinats.
SatNlncn Sangptrs ss9Gn G5tcr9s g0icpT.
anersp q. 9Stttnan 9G9Gn 9SIatbias g4cOptr.
Notban MiIer, prOtb.
9tcpintsr 9. no6S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-20

ouf elmer 9utsn g80jSs 9sbt 2efTtu Ipprit miro Ges
ltdnc9 gut isin; cOs Yulvtr rplrN tbm 0iobruna q-
tubrtn, an pdther Cs irnit bGIo N)an9d hlrru uuN
tcllIldb an Su0ntltit uno S.uolltit rr gydltb mo
Yuutr c boIo natbloIu mttrrs, os Ole bgiFs Scmmcr.
Belt pcrhretrt unO cle gBeipe fah pirb. Seer Sar=
nler uno gRCItcrCi:Btfecr. mtItbtr br cinGn RDbsn
bictS Nuptr rGaSlnGlla ftittrn myb miro es Srnmtr
gu btetm 3pcd cltt ron rem puptr ;pd crtr orcimaI
mShentltb elm @GtSNd pCu 9c9e6en pcrocn.
S6pblc S0Drner rbsr SSplf cNcr ros 6lauGnttiS
uno ollie anoGrn SrautbtitGn ocs 9atpicbts iptbc pcn
enem tbltthtIn 5utanos Der S6s bGrrGbrGn, rpsroen
ichntn uno prtiam cntrnt. 9Gi Sttbtn bCrcn Ililtb
Gtau, oiinn uno wdfrie it, unb rpdbe nibt picl Robm
sfIrt cotr ric bIuti9i 9Jh 9cttn, crr bic 9crCbnt
no lou9s trcdtn ju ttbcn, miro c6 OS untru9tltbcs
Gs0tnmittd srtarnt wTNln, inocm cS rte 9tbahtnbst
bCs 8utrs pSrbrIrrt. Sin GltSfd pC itrCn Soa cocr
sinsn Sag um ben aurcrn, rptrO pa3u stfCrprttb fin
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-24
SsBE Livery stable. Gsr
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

EMERSON g. HANDLEY would respect
~ fully inform the public that they have
purchased the Messrs. ARNoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared to ac-
commodute both citizens and strangers, with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at q moments notice.
The additions we are making in new car
riuges, Buggics, and fine horses, (none other
kept,) will enable us to furnish "turn OUTS"
equal in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State. We are also prepared, at
all times, to attend on pleasure parties, and
to convey steamboat passengersto to any point
they may desire to go.
By strict attention to the wants OF the
community, and fixed determination to de-
serve the patronage which has been so liber-
, ally bestowed upon our predecessors, we feel
assured that our efforts to please, will be aP-
prscja ted by generous community
A Hcarse and Carriages will at al times
he in readiness to attend funerals, eitheri in
the City or country
Glasgow, jan, l, lsol'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-24
UCCESSOR TO THOS. ANDRE TVS. }

(SUCCESSOR TO THOS. ANDRE VS.
yE7HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
w ER IN STOVES AND HOLLOW
WARE; manufacturer Of Copper, Japaned
and plain Tin and Sheet Iron Wares, No. ~
North Second street, few doors south of the
Monroe House, sign Of the Gilt Stove, has
constantly on hand variety of the heaviest
and hest constructed Cooking Stoves; also
Coal and Wood heating stoves. Particular
attention paid to the selecting of the best ma.
terial and manufacture of Wares for the city
or country trade. All work fully guaranteed.
The subscriber would respectfully announce
TO his old customers, as well as the former pa
irons of Thomas Andrews, that he is fully
prepared TO fill all orders in the shortest pos
sible time, and on the most reasonable terms;
and hopes by proper attention to his business
TO give entire satisfaction to all who may fa-
yor him with their patronage.
st. Louis, Feb, l3-6m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-24
GLASGOW HOUSE.

TNHlS House is now open and reudy for the
4 reception Of Boarders and Travellers,
The patronage Of the public is most respect
fully solicited.
C.H. GUYGER, Proprietor.
OrrGeneral Stage Office, kept at the Glas.
cow House.
Glasgow, Missouri, Dec. 8, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-24
Howard Eafgh School,
FA YE'EI'E, MO.

FA IL Il, NO.
FFNlIE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution
Il Will commence on the first Monday in
March, and continue fOVr months.
through the lberality Of the friends of the
school, the Building, containing twelve large
and convenient rooms, has been thoroughly
completed. Our advantages and facilities for
impariing instruction are now unsurpassed by
any similar Institution in the State.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. W. Il. Lucky, A. NJ, Superintendent
and Principal ofthe Female Department.
w. I. DAVIS, a. B.. Principal Of the Male
Department.
Mrs. BucHAXNAN. Teacher of Instrument
tai Music.
Miss SARAH BELL, Associate in the Female
Depar,lnent und Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
MIR. ]. J. EucE&R, Teacher Of the Primary
Male Department.
: Miss MARIA CElGLAR, Teacher of the PSi
mary Female Department.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course uS study s substantially the
same Us lhat pursued IN our Colleges
Asa requisite for Graduation, young La
dies arc required (in addition to moral and
mental Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, &c.) 20 pass
VI thorough examination upon the entire
course of Mathematics, including Comic Sec
tons and Olmsteds larger Philosophy,
In addition to tue above, young GentlemeD
are required 20 study Latin and Greek sutfi-
ciept 10 enable them to enter the Junior
class in College
EXPENSES
Primary studies SIS 90
Common English 00
Higher oo
Ancient Languages 10 50
Vocal music 10
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, with use Of Piano $l4 5U
t" without ~ OC
French VI
Drawing ani Painting W
BoarGing, in excellent private families
convenient to the institution, including wash
ing, fuel and lights, 81 so to So per week
For further particulars address Lucky y
Davis, Fayelte, Mo.
, SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
PrcSt. Of the Ord Of Trustees.
Fuyette, Feb. ID. le5l.
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'Agent, is the oniy authorized Agent for this
paperin the Giles Of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia.
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Blooming nston-Thomas Sharp.
LinneUs-CARLos BoARDMAN.
CGm1ridge--JoHN Fl. GROVE.
CkiRicoihe-W. c. SAMUEL.
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ments of a candidate. The very fact
a fictitious name is given shows that the
author does not desire 10 be known,
and 1t Is particularly so where he is a
candidate. If the purpose were 10 in.
form the county thai such opinions
ought not be made tcs', why not sign
his name You and /. fellow citizens.
could then have been fully advised that
although Mr.. Geyer denied the power,
yc, he deemed that dcniuI of no "prac.
,lcal importance" as political qucs-
tion.' If such qualification to the
denial did not suit US we could have Sc
! Iected one who attached some impor.
tsnce TO opinions, which. we think, af-
feet the well iJeiDg u tha govern.
mcnt Itself. But, il is said, many knew
a; they might have, and doubtless did.
| confess ! had heard he attached no
importance TO the denial Of the power.
and made il no test but when | saw
/ his letter 10 Mr.. Allen. felt fully salts.
/ fed that irjuslce had been done him,
md that he disclosed his mind folly in
/ that letter, and that he attached the full
est importance 70 the denial as made
wy ''aN' oPp"Se M
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"Isms I"o poN.'' ''ud SS'u "I' no"
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fuoS''o' =! es'''I',,eH' - w P'aC'iCa,
,i'p0. ,a',oG ii P'',UCa' 4oes''on' ana
,nI' o"o S. "''I I'"Ceues ,.1' ,'' p'Nc g ouS''
=" oe 'o,'" '"' 'S '''"5'! as one VINO
-ti,,l' -fI',1l, - 1s"' "~u'u H. "~'I O'c"
-. Fysry homes, ,,,,n ;,-r:,--3non,
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in ,-a.onn,i.. i'~ i'cI',' o-'J' NV I,C
.clf Since ILe cI.r,;,' !. ,at o,a,!ob 80
! No,y of ,Le N.b;,. ,,.',,II ,,,, r.,
haan oa,;.Gal r.;,h7 aI .i!
t'o..1 U'' ', .'I.n,1J "',t ,,,t ~ "''1 "Jo''
.'",e se'-l'1u s''''' " ny WIZ a''sc"e"
s.:''o l'''Po' trI'0' " '''s T"s'''u''oha'
p."'" ",'o ,,II H'' '''o ".'', ~ At! III
"a! " '".o''' I'c.,N 'r',G 'I,.n loi nun
eAC'P' ~ %S e''''1e u '''' "''"eGh MN
""I O''' "Gn''h' ""' "C"h'"ieused
me power sit o! n" pfaclcal impor-
tance whether Congress can create an
established religion, suspend the writ of
habeas corpus, leglsIa'c over the terri
tories in such manner Us 10 destroy
The peace and equality Of the people,
and endanger the safely If the whole
Union, or create a despoIism in the ter
ritorie<3 All iIihese questions, and manv
moro of fearful import, are involved in
the one great question Of bower dem.
cd BY Mr.. Geyer. Isit,he doctrine of
the Wing party, that differences oropjp.
ION on great fundamental D,jociDIss in
regard 10 The powers Of Congrsss nm.
der The limitations and Ics,rIrt,on. of
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DT"GOod gracious" says Mrs.
PariingtOn, II would not marry an Eas.
tern man, every paper Ipick Up see
a failure in The Eastern males,
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Southern shield., 1851-06-28
U. s, Land Sales,

We call attention to the Proclamations of the President of the United States, published in to- days paper, giving notice of the sales to be held in Arkansas, Missouri, and Iowa, of public lands.
 As will be seen, the sales will commence (in Arkansss) at Helena on the 18th day of August; at Batesville and Little Rock on the lst day of September; and at Champagnole on the 18th of September.
 ha Missouri. sales will commence at Jackson on the lst day of September; also on the 18th of September; and at Springfield on the 18th of August.
 Ia IOaCa.-The sales will commence at Du- buque on the 18th day of August at Iowa City on the lst day of September; and at Fairfield on the 9th day of September
 The lands thus to be offered fo1 sale in the above named States are doubtless of a most fer tile character; Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa af- ford as productive soil as any countries on the face of the globe. The lands on Current river, which are to be offered, are said to be unsur- passed in point of fertility and to possess every facility for health.
Southern shield., 1851-06-28
Masonic Celebration.

The Masonic fraternity of this place celebra- ted the anniversary of their patron saint on the
 24th inst, by Procession, Address, and Dinner A procession, very respectable in numbers and imposing in appearance, was formed at the
 Lodge Room and proceeded to the Presbyterian Church, where most chaste and elegant Ad dress was delivered by DAVID BRUToN, Esq an Address which alike reflected infinite credit Iupon its talented author and the Philanthropic Order of which he is so worthy member. Al the conclusion of the Address, the procession was again formed, and they repaired to the Commercial Hotel, where a most sumptuous
 repast--gotten up in the best style of that very
 popular landlord, Col. Robertson-was prepar- ed, to which ample justice was done. Every
 thing passed off well-the best feeling prevail |ed-and take the celebration all in all, it was highly creditable affair.