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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

THE celebrated MAZDA hE La MONT from Ram,m., Mn.su,
ssyfSIs has returned to this from 70 b.
oxl and holds her daily Of No irc.
between Peo Poydrss s,rests for The q s
who wish e b informed Of Wonderful on most
uhc principles Phenoogy and Palmisy fact Of her favor
sss and correct p,edcnon Mile Jenny Lind during sy
has created the where
ever Known The long residence Of Madame Hnosan
and her With Eastern Mag gwen
vantage Of occult knowledge This
their advantage 70 give her 4 call. . ~ iI5~
H Mme LII this limited she has rlucad her
na 6ru
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15
SHIFTING.

q 2,.~.s CHA hA.EstOA AID "A SAA A.
4A0x2s fackei- Gnstee Siates yhasg LtH< 6scxeSa
- CkarssstDn asd Hspas.A, via sa1aIHaA ana
Aey West-The spendld stsamshsp AAADlxl., Dapk kol
CHAkLt.STON Is. u 70 HAVANA, leaving navaaa
iss aud I'D Of month; isavra ChHEies
tor Havana the Il, and 10Th.
Z RATS OF PASSAGE: r.
Havana 70 Charleston Savannah. ~
t1nSuhA 20 key West. ~
t0s iurlnes particular, apply i'6.ts 81
N. e.. InORuECAI, Charleston, or tu ..
b. }. HART u co. 7s'fehoapi,OuIxss,. n. OreanI.
AGENTS al HavA ma, MAKE DRU'S, u LU.-
~ tasseGgen leaving tlasanA by snip can fssae
b4iIvfe Inc ktfLe Ley AkiRg Land Rcuts 1ss
view York Snd PRils.is by tzknx
steus,shp W those pOSn. 49, aE law
sd, WANTKD-A Schoonss, of tbs capacity Of 6u0
~ 70 lv0v haIres 70 taks fright to near Calf pon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15
NEW ORLEANS:
- F=MoRNfV6, NOV. IS; 1851.

"a The Plowing Motch lst The PennsyIyauia Ag-
s;cullural Fair at Harrisburg last week, was part-
.Sipated in by twenty odd tomps titoE@ -, 900.
Among them was Mr.. DAVID Brumbsuph, Of
ashington county, Nd, who had . three horse
team, driven by the colored boy George, who took
che premium at the late Maryland fair. Another
the competitors was %. o. team, from Baltimore
ompetitors were from various counties in PennsyI-
ania When the whole twenty sctes was bowed,
here was considerable differences II opinion az TO
which was the best. II was undefstcod that the
Erst premium had been awarded 10 Dauphin, and
he second to Cumberland county. The ploxer
rom Dauphn wasa gentleman belonging to Har-
several matches in this country England and Ire-l
and The, p!ewing Of the Washington county
Md pillow, however, ELECTED much admiration,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

~ Te VG'nasA-A VeW lnVsntt0n.--Tho Paris
ypordent of the ST. Louis Republican says |:
IN important discovery, even be ter than Mr..
ecs1 Pss famous extinguisher, is the FIRE varnish
Aty brought out BY a Spaniafd, Don Jose dc
eseda. II was frs, tried at Matansas, in the
esence of the Governor and city authorities, and
ecceeded to the admiration OF every body. Ii has
:ince been tried at Madrid. Five small frame
aeuses, covered with tar and turpeniine, were
ected on an open square. Two Of these houses
Nere covered with the vanish and the other two
~ere not The latter were reduced to ashes almost
% soon as they were set on FIRE; whereas the far
1er, in spite Of the tar and turpentine remained
erfectly uninjured to The end 81 the trial. which
! bsted two hours. The trial was the more severe,
the five houses were close tngether and all OF
e. were on fire in the inside, but the fanes did
not break forth at all from the vanished houses
besldes this, in the midst Of the conAagration, two
gallons Of some strong essence were thrown upon
sshe vanished houses, and they were immediately
Ssn'irely enveloped in flames but when the liquid
vas exhausted the wallis sppsated perfectly intact
Ps before. Don Gueseda is about to get out a
Patent for this wonderful varnish, which he says
siil become as cheap as it is valuable and he can
put 1t within the reach If every BODY ~.
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lFiom the New York Express ]

M EUICAL LATIN. = Let those who Will
M cohe their prescriptions for the bodys health in dead
language, we for plain English and plain truth in ali that
we lake OCCASION cordially recommend oil uhose STUN.
achs are disordered and whose spirits depre that
inG5, DYSPEPSIA BirTERS The nervous system,
which always influenced less by the Of the
stomach and other internal organs Gained and strength
ensd l. NOS sztIsoldinsy degree by the Use Of this famous
always restofe TO heslthy action BY the antibiom bhu
ence OF the Bess and the entire organization
dergO complete renovation 80 -
Ireuars containing the certificates of remarkable cures
and the high estimation in which this Meicne held BY the
public pre- ., can be had of the agents, free. -
~ Free. FIFTY CENTS per bottle. go 9 q.
Prllcpa Office. IL En Ion etreAl N Y. For s1e hv
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DancimV Aca(lcmv,

6$Ak u Mr. 2. Gil sEY respectfully informs the ladies
HS and genilemn thai his Dancing Academv
open No. lac street, between 81
- and Carondelet where viii teach ali the mopt
ashionahe dances vogue. W. = -
Glsss gentlemen from haifpast TO- every nsht
Diseases Of the head entirely Cured waising. MA 3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.


st. Charles Theatre.
u Extra night of Mr. Miss BARRETT D.
Nhls EVENING Saturday. November l5Ihe psrforman.s vii,
Il coninencs with the ~ 20
SCHOOL FOE. SCANDAL. frs
VT ana Miss Barrett M Perry, Mr. and n Sloan Mn
To conclude with 4 '-'''s'' ' '
FOUNDED ON FACTS. f-'
DsRa
G1- Sunday, FIRST night Of Miss ELIZA Logan.
Dan Rice's Circus.
Ihis Talensd Equestrian Troupe perform for few s y, in
corner Of JcHsn Streets commencing
SUNDAY. November 10, 1851. - '-isAs
~ Performance % commence at o'clock,
) - Admnon- BOZ, so cents; Pit. Is cents. nils 2,
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The Gipsy Girl,

ATELY arrived ho Europe, being Seventh Daughter Of
men Of Newore that she DIES staying time the
any a hose wisnns ne services viii
hs,s ION % s No a. setwsen ROYAL
Future ladies and gentlemen wishing
hat surround Them their future pospec BY
calling the Gipsy tin. The Gypsy will posiyelv
Tussday the 18Th inst Hours from 9to u
N0neulau0n 6QGeIda nj
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Ladies' Fair.

Ladies' Fair. 81
Ladies Of Neworleas respectfully that they pro
Armory Hail. FAIR the BENEFT 81 he MALE or
ASYLUM IN the Third MUNICIPALITY. This appeal to gensrou
community unavoidable the noble institution hayins
two hundred children to maintain and educate and beng enrs
i a.
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M AGNOLlA WAREHOUSE. : Notice to
AVA Shpren via the New Canal and Captains of ssaess
and vessels trading In the same.-rhe undengnsd having
taken the above areouse, situated at the of Mag
n0a and Ja la Streets right hand se OF Bapn
sqoaIe below q Poleys Lumber Yard. prepared
70 receive freight for vessels The advantages offered
the saving Of drayase Quick dispatch 10 the loading
Of vessels they load Immediately from the arehouse
Terms moderate GR(VOT q co.
B-The Freret Pre Omnibus runs from the corner of
Canal and St Charles The of the Warehouse
every halt hour. NIL ln3p.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

Benef1t OF the Flremen,s CharftabIe
Association. y
grand display of FIREWORKS will given on Lafayette
on tne ieh November next, BY Mr. CATOlR tbs
benefit Of the Association magnac at feature in e
display will be perfect the celebrated
Cfystal Palace. itNs tes 7l-IT7
10 give every psron charce Of witnessing the exhhon a,
ven s to enable all TO contribute their for u good cause the
efe oil admission viii be SO obtained at
the principal music and book in the CITY, Offices Of the
and from the underssned member, committee
HRERY BIER, President, Mayors Office, r.
SAM'L g. RISK. Vice President, Municipal Hall
z. e, bERcI.R, Treasurer w Tehou pitoulas q.
f- CIV. huBBKLL, Secretary, q Magazine ct
! MClNTlRE, Chaftres ct. D..
(. E.J MCGovRRN, Commercial Queen Hotel
JULIUS FULDA, IS Port ct. = j -l-'' W.
is GlBNRY, 70 Vaudeville at II Z ss.
OLD =. GRUBKR. Sarveyor's office, Customhouse
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
EDWIN Q. BELL.
Receipt for Mothers.

y sensible w,man Ct the Doctors &C.
qnan'ancc. ('hc motacr ola young tamily)
entered so la into his views upon tic sub
jet, that she taught lie. children irom the
earliest childhood 10 consider ill-humor as
disorder 10 be cured by physic. Accord
ing'y, she had a,ways small doses ready, and
the little patients, whenever it was thought
nccdrl, took rhubarb for crossncss. No
punishment YVES required. Pecyishncss, ILL
temper and rhubar5, were associated in
their MINIS always as cause and Effect
SoGhey.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
NO.: 81.


Nothing, perhaps, could pcnctla'c in its
prcsen; STATE, but The 4CO Horsepower
steamer, and that cannot Lc done this year,
horah Penny says, /, the steamer could be
ready to 81! in three weeks or month frcin
hence he thinks lie could still got her up TO
Lancaster sound this season, or, at any rate
to some convenien: locality, which would en-
able him TO commence carly operations next
spring. intended wiring much more 10
yor @bou. your own two g.,lan; ships ard
their Wia.cr almost unparalleled anXicy,
h@' - | wish TO address a few lines 10
Ju - X ne. believe / must lorbcar, and
refer you to ny noe 10 him. which shall
cnc'os an leave open.
Capt. rcrny Las studded the northern
part of Wellington Channel with your
names, and the names OF our brave and gem
crouS allies in your ships. | an greatly
pres scd for time. having more writing than
can possibly get through. Believe me, dear
Mr.. Grinncll. ever most truly, and res
pcc.iu!iy, yours.
/ y 4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
STOVES AND TINVAaE.
John R, Carson.

"a, Respectfully announces to the public that
cd he has on hand an extensive assortment of
~ Stoves and Tin Ware all of which he will
dispose of al low prices.
~ P3rticrlar attention paid to gutterng.-
Oruers in ,he place or country, promptly attended
to.
CT@ Shop next door above Dunnica s Hatchin-
son's store.
Glasgow, June 26, -S5-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
JANE FRANKLIN.
Latter from one of the Spanish Prisoners
The iollowingis is an extract from letter
received in Charleston. dated

The following is an extract from 4 letter
received in Charleston, dated
CRY PRrsoy, Havana,
Sept 9, lc3l. !
MY DEAN MornrR; l should not have
written to YOU from this pace wien my
means and convcniences are g cralnped, but
shou'd !':ve waited until could find leisure
to Eivey yo1 narrative OF al my adventures,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
SrEAMsrIp MISSISSIPPI.
NEAR SMYRNA. Aug. "a, 1851.

A sal condition we are in. ?m 60 =
t,gucd with hard worI; that my e' er must
be brie' We have been ircr ha'.-past 10
p NJ. o! the 2l>', aground wiiIin six miles
o" Smyrna, and with Gu. held-spars over
looking, not on y a dry sand beach, but a
Turkish fortifca ion. 1t has never been my
exneriencc in naval lie to witness so
strange and unusual an event as that of 4
large ship with her DOW, driy high up on
the dry land by her own / omen'um. We
are in 2redic2mcnt which, at this time, is
especially unfortunate, as it may result,
(,r,m TIE loss oi time) in preventing us
from getting Kossuh. The ship is very
uncomfortable, and we are all employed in
he vNt.ols ID .es aec'>.cry to q reIea. c.
Most OF Tie weight on board las been dis
charged in vessels and lighters, and there
appears at this hour GO O'Clock, p. NJ but
l.ltle prcspec. that we shall float for forty
eight hours TO comr.
The sc,ne around us was truly novel;
Fir2 large s!eamCr.- hre' English and tro
.Aw5rim-anI a Fren,h Lr.g-o Cwar, ,re,,
Ia. ging al Us. TAe beech under our bows
was covered By Greeks, Turks, Arabs, and
Two or ihrce LarCms, and the Val. Of the
for. covered with apologies for soldiers
Al every fresh endtavor of the steamers to
tug us oil, snap went hauser, until finding
We had not a rope left, we were abandoned
! to our own resources.
Tomorrow W. take our guns out. Ii
will require mary d VS. after we are afoat
to put all things TO rights. We have heard
nothing from Constartinollc, but hope to OF
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, (our Minister,
passed us yesterday, in steamer, Oh THEN
return from Beyrou They will probabl,
go 10 Constantinop'c wlth us.
P.S. 25l--We got oTtLis morning at II
o's.ock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
6. n. BAILEY.
Steam Refined Candy Manufacturer

S eond Sre', Corner of Tinc, s.. louis 1'o.
CONSTANTLY on hand large assortment of
PLAIN and Fancy CANDY, PLAIN and
INDICATED LOZENGES, of every variety
and of superior quality, al Wholesale. Orders
frem the count promptly attended 10, and deliver
ed 10 any part oil the city, fee of charge. Country
mercha. $ win find il g.eatly to their advantage, >
purchase directly { ON the Manufacturer.
SYRUps of ali kusds for Soda, made to order in
any quality, al short notice.
St. Louis, July "a, lS5i-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

Water is becoming so scarce on the
railroad between here and Frankfort, as to
greatly Inconvenience the locomotives, and
it is feared that the! may be even compelled
to partly suspend Their trips. Such cons
tinued drought never was known before in
Kentucky - LorisrWe Courier
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
NIEDTEhN NOTICE.

nR. J. HAYS would respectfully inform the
has permanently located himself at Lis Fathers
(BENJAMIN HAYs,) seven miles North East of
Glasgow, and two miles South West of Switzer's
Mil, and may be found at his Office at all times
when not professionally absent
Dr.. HAYS will give his attention TO the diseases
most prevalent in this country.
May 80, 1S5l-l3-f.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
EAHM EOH SALE.

T,HE undersigned is authorized 20 sell the Farm of
L Drury Puliiam, deceased, late of Saline Coun-
ty, for the purpose of distribution.
The Farm contains about 100 acres, with about
200 acres enclosed, has on ii good substantial
Brick residence, with oIt hui,dngs Iii situated
about q miles west of Glasgow, and within miles
of Cambridge, Saline county, Mo. Terms liberal
and will be made known by reference 10 Thomas
Shackelford in Glasgow, or 10 the undersigned al
his residence in Saline county
JOHN C. PULLIAM, Executor.
February 13, 1S5,-lf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
Authorized Agents,

Authorized Agents,
V. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent is the Only author zed Agent for this paper
in Boston, New Yo k and Philadelphia cities
Fayette-A~nREw J. HERNDoN.
H ntsvillo-W. r. SAMUEL, G. II. BURcKHART
Bloom ngto,.--THoMAs G. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos PoARDMAN.
Contradictions II. Grove.
Chillicothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES & Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

kiss. me Kate"
mo sir-ce,"
WY no:, Kate Do l not love you bet
ter 1.an any thing else
ny gracious; | Should think SO! what
foo! YOU are john"
"Why SC, Ka,e;'
Why, No sir-ee means YES"
Scene o,oses-John in an cryiable posi-
Gon,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL S1C0.C00.

]. W. WHITE, ROANOKE, MO-,
HAVING been appointed Agent for tie ''Union
i l. Mutual Insurance Company of Boston, will
take risks the Lives of white persons only, for
one year, or TO: Lifetime, at the lowest rates Of
Premium. A plan Of Insurance with the Directors
names can be seen, and pamphlets furnished gratis,
by application to the Agent at Roanoke.
September, c6, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
JAS. A. SHIRLEY,
NOTARY PUBIIC--Fayettc, MO.

xIyJLL give particular attention 10 preparing
w Deeds of all kinds, Mortgages, Powers Of
Attorneys, Bills of Sale, all kinds of Conveyancing
and leans, and taking and certifying relnguisi-
ments Of DOVER taking depositons, taking and GER
tifying afidavis, to administering oaths and affirm
ing in all eases in which The same are authorized
nv law, 10 having witnesses summoned, TO taking
and perpetuating testimony, &c.
Fayette, Sept ls, ls5l--3m
GY-JOb Work, OF Every DesSeL,pn0n' eSe'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
JOHN c. CRAvLEY,
HANNA s. MATTHEVs,
Cabinet Makers.

Wafer Street, Glasgon, No.
WILL make TO order, in the ne;test ana most
w fashionable Style and f. ON tn, best matcr.-
ais. all kinds of FURNITURE.
Particular attention paid TO making CoFFINs.
GcT Shop second door above Dunnica x Hutch
insOn's Store. April II, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

lie Lad lett the door, wren his los'' ue
C'p'an OF The Fort recalled him'
" Am 60 mio
"oenor r
Mr. Bathurst turned towards inc mousse
leaving MS d"Ugh.er s'ahuln lew PAGES
from inc door, ana saying 10 her-
o"y mere s'rge hCn''h' WONT 60
H.
lie went cccordirg'y' 10 the door, ana
WIS speaking IN low ton'' wi en- sudden
drunken sailor approached 'he iair girl,
and salt
81 say, swoc'y, (hiccup. shant (hic.)
see ye home -
He was in the act of seizing her arm,
when | sprang forward, and dealing him Il
blow that sent him recling in'o the gutter, |
turned toward the trembling girl, 10 assure
her of her perfect safety, when | met the
alarmed father, face TO face.
IS death, SIR! What are you doing
here?"
"frotcc'ing your daughter frcm insult,
sir, | replied: and turning on my heel, l
sought my lodgings. The gentleman caiicd
the next day at old Pillar 5, apoliglzcd, thank
cd me, made profler Of his services Z" in any
way and ended by saying it would afford
him great pleasure to see me at his resi-
dence, but for the fact tLat he was busily
engaged IN making the necessary arrange
ments Tor sailing on the following Monday,
ior 'he ohi.cd o'ates' l am airaid did
not receive his civl'l'is win 'he best grace
IN 'he word' 'or' al'i'oush he seemed very
benevolent urDahe old gentleman he gave
HIS Sno"'oerS 'ilc S'ig''esl PosS'oIc Siirug Us
lie ieit me- Us II lie Wo'''u nave S''u' queer
'e'.o"' ''''. VII" aPPFo'c.' nm
went 'h"' VIZ! Jay 10 III. C.hSu' Wi!o
'er! hh"'! ""i''u Oh 'ne ."P''ih oi 'he
IA"s se'''''' ,'''' ,''u'tu III! passage 10 d.
P,''''So' ""eie ie s"'o We ''''" u oe oo'ie-
w " P''e"'' pass 8. III |N'e 1A"''i ~ II
loin. W"'u-noul'o NeSsc'' ihe u''! "'F!Eco'
nao o'c'' 'l'''l III "our OIL oo'ro' W''ch Nir'
c 80. "'''' '''' "'e- "'''' ''N.
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IN II Is eNcee!lng ! u Ill III | TO 'ahu AT j TIA
'e fefhanueZ' we MAJ q crew. however TIA
was accustomed 10 '"''u III 'i'e ,'"'' ana "
| """sef WIS 'PPf'''''''''' We ,'oAone
lie w''nou' our ROSS '' III u'E'iS ''e Jo'
tn oo'' ''"'i' me S"o''' V' NV O.'o" u =, d
1d Wv '' " S' ~ " "
IT. -. .,,.
RS was 81 ing ~ Tie Il c o. 'ii la An"s
o. tAe wave WAS recedlnEi "nd' us fell
Is very 'or'uha'ey S'rucN Tn" oo''cm near
TX sharp spur o! mas O. ioeiS' SraSpe
the am o. 'he AR glr'' ana F" ching pol'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23
THE TIMES
Ply CLARK H. GREEN

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Wafer Street, Up Stairs, nert door TO tt'
GldSg1,o House.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

I5=An III k I'd word from ore le'ovcd
of en- draws blood from the heart whicl
would defy the battle axe Of hatred, or tn,
keenest edge of vindictive malice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

50 IN Adyancc-S3 At the End OF the Year.
S. In Advance to Clubs of GO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

TWO Eot's la.tr look pl o.. ne Winu
grew light anl battling. We bore away
wih the intention of co!ng 10 eeward Of
" The Graves reef on which have,
since that time, narrowly escaped shipwrcch.
We were qui near the reef, when sudden
y the wind changed TO the northeast.
was a! that moment on the top-Callant fore
castle; few mGm2n's before | had been
converting in low tones with Julia Bathurst,
We spoke o. the pas, | ven.u:cd TO say,
,or all reserve had iorg ,ircc been ban,hcd.
that | hoped our intimacy .yas not at an en-
viii lie Wy, &c.
Surely not" was the rcp'y; Gnl she
spoke of the Obligations she had incurred in
the earlier s:agc o. our acquaintance. |
know net what l said in reply, for | was in
futtcr of excitement; bu. | have to!era-
bly, distinct recollection that Julia dropped
her eyes very sudd,nIy TO the deck, Tie
seams o, which she seemed TO be making
the sui jcct OF a philosophical investigation,
While she picked the whipping t.om th,
end o. the sigaal-halyards with the very
prcttiest of all pretty fingers. We were in
terrupted, and with light heart went for
ward.
As the squall, with which the wind chan
ged, struck the ship, the spanker-boom flew
fiercely to starboard, prostrating Captain
Knowles, NJ. Bathurst, and the mate TO the
deck. All were SO much injured that they
were incapable OF giving any assistance in
the management Of the slip. The second
mate was so much frightened that he stood
irresolute. W. We're going rapidly astcrn,
directly towards the rocks. on which thc
surf WIS breaking. in snow-white shce :.
with a deaicnirg roar; and glance showed
me that moments delay would b. fatal.
, "Hirl por'! Do~a rM your helm
, HARD down." l shou cd, at the top Of my
voice; and sp~ang to the wheel and aide,
the nan in shifting it. 1t saved the ship
/ She g-azed the roe; rs she made stern,
board. The second mate ordered the m l
to the braces; the ship was speedily got on
, Of irons, anl W. bore away for Long IslanC
| light. Al midnight we anchored.
; 4 ilrttcring letter IRON he owners of thu
. ship, with the prolI,r OF the birth Of frs
t officer en- boord t..c Chill for her next voy
= age, wee my rcwar!. l entered at once
: on my dl ie<. y conversation with Julia
on the dy before we sailed, gave me n
|, grounds for despair. The next yoyog,
i. .oo'l the weather side O. the qnar'cr dec.
r anl, on my rc:urn. Miss Ja,i' Bathurst VI
: y o5!iginsIy exchanged her maiden nan
+ for that ---5'c>s me, good reader,
= Lad almost m ,lc ysu my i ,ther con!tssor.
" THE STE >MsuIP MIssIssIPPi.-The follow
ing extract ircm letc cr, written by an of
. GER aopears in the fItdny Erll mr. Ann
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

81 per square of - lines less for the First In
sert;on, and Fifty Cents for subsequent oncs.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

Il Itappearsi' i was Cp'. Austins intention
look into yelling on Channel himself
md also into Jones sound, before he returns
home; but us to the former, Penny says, he
will lind the ioe impossible, so that ne will
DC sure not to be abe, as an eyewitness, Il
see the opening.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-23

THE SrE.MsuIp MlssIssIPPi.-The follow
ing extract ircm let cr, written by an off
Ger, appears in the .4l5any Ec1a:ng Jour-
nal.