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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

Advertisements must be handed in
Wednesday morning to insure an appearance
in Thursdays paper. We are compelled
to leave out several this week on account of
their being handed in too late.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13
FRESH DRUGS & MEDICgyES

FRESH DRUGS s MEDICINES.
TTNHE subscribers have Just received and opened
L their Spring and Summer supply Of Fresh
and Genuine
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils.
Dye Stuiis, ?erfrmery, Fancy articles. &C.. which
we offer our friends and the public generally on the
most accommodating terms. Physicians supplied
at small advance on ST. Louis prices. Our STOCK
consists in part of the following
Calomel-EngI.sh and American;
Blue Mass, = American; Iodine:
IIylras Cum Crete; Iodine Iron; Dover powders;
Iodine Sulphur; Opium, Gum and Powdered;
Iodide Pottass; Bli,terinc Ointment;
Morphia Sulphas; Camphor; Morpnia Acetate;
Ri Carb Soda; Morphia M1rias; jallan;
Acid Tartarc; Acid Auriatic; lpecac:
Acid SuIphurtc; Rhei, Rad and powdrrcl:
Acid Acctc; Peruvian Bark; Acid Citrir:
Sulph. Quinne; Acid NitIic; Oil Lemon;
Zinc Sulphas; Oil Cinnamon; Nitrate Silver:
Oh Cloves, LiRSeed, Olive, Fish and Castor OILS:
and many Other articles TO tedious TO Cuumcratr
IN snort We have all articles usually called for in
our line. We are still at our old stand.
Is" California Emigrants supplied on the best
terms and articles well fixed up for the trip.
7. W. DIGGES u co.
Glasgow, April I, 1882.
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E53The Hon. Luther Bradish has been
appointed by the President to be Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States at the city of
New York, in the place of John Young,
deceased, and the appointment was on 29th
ult., confirmed by the Senate.
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Gov. Calhoun, of New Mexico

The Occidental Messenger, of May lst,
learns by private letter from Santa Fe,
since the April mail, that Gov. Calhoun
was not expected to live over few days.
lie had been in ill-health for some time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.

CLOTHS, different colors and prices; Boots and
~ Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., together with one of
the largest and best stocks OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Ever brought TO this market, which will be sold
cheaper than ever. They are made of the best
materials, and in fashionable and.durable style.
GREENABAUM & BARTH.
Fayette, May 6.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

If A meeting of the Stockholders of
the Glasgow and Huntsville Plank Road
company is called for the first Monday in
June.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

CHoLrRA.-A few cases of cholera have
occurred among the emigrants at st. Jo-
seph. We also hear of several deaths on
the river.
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RIOS &c TU
OF THE
" GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES"
VOLU.NE THIRTEENTH.

The THtRrEENTH VOLUME of the TIMES will
commence on the 4th day Of March.
1t is deemed unnecessary to speculate on the past
or make promises for the future. Our readers-and
we are proud of them, as well for the numbers as
their long continued patronage--know what the
paper is, and has been, and can Judge what il will
be. An important political canvass is lust opening.
and more for the good we humby trust it will er
feet than our desire for personal GAIN do we desire
its circulation to be still further ncreased--and
we appeal to our friends to aid us in extending
its circulation, and invite their attention to our
Copy one year, IN advance, $500
Copies =" /" 5OO
10 Copies, " Z" 1000
ca No club subscriptions received at the Office:
and no additional names taken, after the Club is re-
ceved and entered on our Books.
CT Club subscribers must all be at the same
post office, and if possible, to one Address.
(,Ezg7N No old subscriber taken in a club, until all
arrearages are paid.
Our club terms. it will be seen, are greatly re-
duced. This has been done to enable our friends
to raise club at every post Office in the adjoining
counties
In point of Type, Paper, Quantity of Reading
matter, and Distinctness of Impression, the Times
will not suffer by comparison with any country
sheet in the State.
We trust our friends will cut this prospectus out
present it to their neighbors and friends and say in
our behalf just what they think we are entitled to
and we doubtnot we shall have gratifying in->
crease Of our list CLARK H. GREEN,
Editor and Proprietor Times.
Glasgow, Feb. 70, 1852.
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{ D W A r D ME AD ,
Importer. Manufacturer and Deale,


III Main, corner IF Pine st., 81. Louis.
5 now receiving. direct from Europe and east
J. cru manufacturers. very large assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES Of every de-
scripiion. Also, Gold ear rings. breast pins,
bracelets finger rings, cu-pins, ladies' gold chains,
locke.s, &C.. Of the latest fashion.
Also, gents gold fob, guard and vest chains,
end very large assortment of fancy goods. silver
plated and Britannia ware, table and pocket cut
iery, scissors, razors, razor strops, &c.
Musical n,truments-Vions, guitars .clariouets,
flutes, accogdeous, violin and guitar strings.
silver ware Of my own manufacture, warranted
cold standard.
Also, large assortment Of California arms. SC,
double and s,rg'e barrel guns. rifles and yarrers.
Colts and Aliens revolver. cast steel rife and belt
pistols, G.. D. and water proof percussion cans.
powder horns shot bags. yoggIes. spy glasses. rork-
ct compasses ink stands, gold pocket scales. &c.
Deguerreo'yPe stock-A large assortment at all
times on hand.
The above Goods arc well laid in, and will be
sold al very low prices.
Wr,hcs repaired and warranted, and gold few-
el.y manufactured TO order. IMarcn !.
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OsPECTUS
OF THE
ST. LOUIS WEEKLY NEWS,

TIHE publication of weekly newspaper of the
l. above title, will be commenced in the city Of
st. Louis about the 10th of April. 1t will be I'M
der the management of Mr.. CHARLES G.. RAMSEY.
well known as a successful newspaper publisher in
st. Louis, and edited by Mr.. a. S. MIrcHELL. for
merry of the St. Louis Mtelligencer.
The publishers Of the NelcS will endeavor 10
make it all that its name imports-a herald of all
the important and rapidly occurring events of the
day, which men everywhere wish to hear when
they inquire for the ''news."
The st. Louis Ac,cs will be thoroughly and firm
ly Wing in It's politics, but fair, hope, and cour-
teous to all political opponents.
But the political character of the Ncirs will in
no ways detract from its general utility. The sheet
will be of ample size, and filled with matter i'll
teresting to all classes Of the community.
Merchants, business men and traders in the coun-
try viii ffhd IN its columns weekly reviews Of the
financial and commercial transactions of ST. Louis
and full and accurate reports of the markets.
More attention will be paid to the interests Of
agriculture than has been usual heretofore with the
city papers Of ST. Louis.
For family freslde reading. it is proposed TO give
frequent stores selected carefully from the pure,t
literature of the day, and combining both nstruc-
ton and amusement
This enterprise is widely endorsed by the most
eminent and able men in the State, and is COM
menced on sure foundation. Its success is
placed beyond doubt.
The Vechty Ne,cS will be furnished to subscri-
bers singy, or in clubs of any number. at the one
invariahe price Of one dollar year IN adrancc.
The tri-weekly Ncrs will be of equal size with
the weekly, and will be supplied 10 subscribers at
the low price Of three 9O'igrs Il Vprr in a9rgRcc-
We commend the tri-weekly paper TO the patron
age Of towns and counties lying on the upper riv-
els. A weekly paper is too slow for persons living
on or near the highways of travel.
The Nerrs is published at as low prices as have
ever before been offered in the west and the rates
mot tlt 81 nt,,-t ,l,,1 - II.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

u Mr.. CLAY, at last accounts was very
low, and sinking gradually. 1t was thought
he would not survive many days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

IFThe height of politeness is passing
around upon the opposite side of lady,
when walking with her, in order not to step
upon her shadow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

Thos. Jackson, Esq, is out for the lower
branch of the next General Assembly from
this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13
Eips,incots's Axes,

WE have in store. and will keep full supply
W of these celebrated axes, running as high as
seven pounds, by the box or single, al St. Louis
prices. W. T. BIRCH son.
Glasgow, April %, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

OcH! OcH!! OcH!!!-Somebody has
broke into the Editors smoke-honse, says
the Liberty Tribune, and stole his meat-one
hundred and fifty pounds of hams. Surely
thieving is at a low ebb, when poor Editor
is the victim.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13
BOOT AND SHOE 37ANCFACTCHy.

qgig THE undersigned respectfully announces
PAT 70 his friends and fine public, that he has
! ES-remored his establishment 10 Chile's Coz
heF' lentrancc on Water stteet,) where he is pre-
fidelity,
He has Just received full supply Of materials
and trimmings which he is manufacturing in the
Best style Of Workmanship.
He keeps constantly on hand. Boots and Shoes Of
his o%n manufacture. as also Eastern work, which
Will be- sold very low.
* \ general assor;maatos Gather. and Shoe
maHrrs findings, always ON hand, for sale low.
SANI STEINNElZ.
Glasgow, April -, lS54-tf.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the May term Gath Monday of
the Randolph county Court, for final settlement
of his administration on the estate of Garland Ed
wards, decd. DAVID HALLIBURTON,
April %, iw Adminisualol
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13
Bakery and Confectionery!

FAYETTE, MO.
TNHE subscriber would announce that he has
l. opened a
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
establishment, in the town of Fayette, and is at
all times ready to supply all Orders from families.
Cakes for parties and Wedding occasions, sup
piled at the shortest notice. as also Candies of all
description, lV Cigars, best quality, and Ale
and Beer, always on hand.
JACOB BECKER.
Faycttc, April %, lS52-3m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13

Doubts Passing Away.-Few can now
be found to question the greatfact that DR.. Rogers
Compound Syrup Of Lirerwort, Tar and Canchald-
qua is the specific, the ONLY SPECIFIC, for
diseases of Consumptive tendency. The proof
For full information see pamphlet.
E15"For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow, W. r.
SnelSon, Fayette; |. V. Hardy & Co. Huntsville.
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NEW
s P R | n e. G DIS,

NEW
s R N e GOODS.
T'HE subscriber has lust received and opened at
Il ms Old stand in Glasgow, large and ele-
CANT assortment OF Spring and Summer Goods, on
the newest styles and most beautiful patterns. If
his stock will be found in great variety, comprising
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Silks, Balzarines, BaregeS, Barage de L ines,
Swiss & Jackonet Muslins. Tissues, &c.
Plain, dotted and plaid Mnslins.
these dress goods are beautiful and of the latest
and most fashionable styles.
VI the very latest fashion, among them style that
Is entirely new, never before offered here.
My stock Of Ladies' goods of all
kinds, is extensive, and
worthy the at
tenton of those who are DESTROYS of purchasing.
FOR GENTLEMEN, I HAVE on HAND
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds.
Vestngs, Ennanette and general assortment of
Summer goods for Coats, Pants, &c.
HAVE FINE
Assortment of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Brown
and Bleached Domestics, Hardware. Cutlery.
Carpenters tools, Queensware, Glassware, Iron
mountain Nails, Cotton Yarn, log and trace chains
Umbrellas, PaIGsOls, sc.
have general assortment embracing almost all
varieties usually found in Dry Goods store. The
goods are beautiful and rich and in such variety as
Will suit almost any taste, and will be sold at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Thankful for friendship heretofore shown me-
invite my former customers and the public to call
and see my Goods and prices. assuring them that
will not be uudersod by any house in the upper
country-and that none who favor Inc with their
custom shall lose thereby.
E1Y'I wish to barter for almost all kinds Of
country produce for which the highest price will
be given. F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, april %, 1852.
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F [ R NITCE Z!


<-------=--, WE have just received -
y 1srrse4vsAs59 jirct from Cincinnati
cS-I-------S- large and general assort- q
ment OF FURNITURE, comprising many varic-
ties OK the latest styles of goods, which for Cual..
of material, design, workmanship and cheapne>i.
we believe is unsurpassed in this market. We res
pecitully invite IN examination from PURCHASERS
In our rtock viii be found
l extra rosewood dressing bureau;
mahogany and walnut bureaus marble top;
10 do do do plain;
do centre table,;
do siahoards;
secretaries and book cases;
10 walnut and cherry Wardrobes;
- breakfast and dining tables;
4 pair card tables; = small leaf ink stands;
IL wash stands; 90 lin safes;
100 bed steadS; - shuck mattresses;
mahogany sofas and tete atete;
10 do rockers; y cane scat rockers;
u plain do; : dozen chair;
dozen mahogany plush anu hair chairs.
Warc-rooms up stairs, N the building occupied
by US As a commission house. Entrance both front
and rear. MANSON ! ROBBINS.
glasgow, April Il, 1872.
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TRcAS s. SnnrahIes.

by the box. containing 100 papers, assorted
ID sizes, at st. Louis prices.
w. F. BIRCH & son.
Glasgow, April 90. 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13
NerF;R,ack Prints,

WE have in store, and keep constantly on hand.
W large stock Of these very desirable fast
color Goods, to which the attention of the Ladies
is invited.
WESTON F. BIRCH & son.
Glarcow, April 80, 1872.
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Colts PiStOES!!
silver Ware!
Just Received!

e7sS'--ssa Gold and silver Spectoclcs, Of all ages
and patterns, Glasses fitted TO suit any eve Old
SpeckS repaired. JNO. CHAMBERLAIN.
April % Sign of the Biz Watch.
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WESTON F. BIRCH & son.
Sight and Time EXCHANGE.
SELLING RATES or EXCHANGE.

ON. New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Louis
~ vile, St. Louis and other points, il sums to
suit, always 70 ale.
WESTON F. BIRCH & son.
Glasgow, April g, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-13
PATS. OILS. SC.

TUST RECEIVED-PersC lendenin'' ! cask
- pure Cogniac Brandy, Port and Madeira Wine
expressly for medicinal purposes rosin soap. ten
gallons bay rum. one barrel olive OIL fresh oil &C.
which we o!ler at low rates.
April - DIGGES & co.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-01-17
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
Utah and The MOrmOns.

The United States Judges and the Secretary
for Utah have returned home having been pre-
vented from fulfilling their duties by the inter-
vention of Bingham Young the Governor Of
the territory. Governor Young is the head and
inspired prophet of the Mormon church and by
virtue of his saintship, his viii! is law in church
and state. These fugitive functionaries, have
presented their report to the president which is
published, and developes a most astonishing
state Of affairs in that Territory. The Cover
nor has embeEzled for the use of the church the
funds appropriated for the organization Of the
government, so far as he was able to get them
into his possession and fatty deRes the other
authorities Of the Federal Government. Their
statement abundantly confirms all that has here
tofore been sail of the practice of poligamy
among them. The Congressional Delegate
from the Territory however denies the truth of
their statements.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-01-17

oppressor. To pallate crime is to be guilty
of its preparation. To ask for postpone
ment of the case, till more convenient sea
son, is to call for suspension of the moral
law, aud to assume that 1t is right to do
wrong, under present circumstances. Talk
not of other questions to he settled, of other
interests TO he secured, of other objects TO be
attained, before the slave can have his fetters
broken. Nothing can take eprecedence ofthe
question of liberty. No interest is SO mo-
mentous as that which involves the life Of
the soul : no object so glorious as the resto-
ration of man to himself. 1t is idle 20 talk
of human concerns, where there are not hui
man beings. Slavery annihilates manhood,
aud puts down in its crimson ledger as chat
tells personal, those who are created in the
image of God. Hence, it tramples under
foo; whatever pertains to human safety, hui
man prosperity, human happiness. Hence,
too, its overthrow is the primary object to be
sought, in order to secure private advantage
and promote the public veal.
In the present struggle, the test of charnc-
ter is as iufallible as il is simple. He that is
with the stakeholder is agains the slave; he
that is with the slave is against the slnvellold-
or. lie that thinks, speaks acts on the sub
jcct of slavery, IN accordance with the feel.
ings aud wishes of tile tyrant, does every
thing to perpetuute the thraldom of his VIC
Tins. When was il ever known for tyranny
to devise and execute effective measures for
its own overthrow? Or for the oppressor
and the oppressed to he agreed OH the great
question OF equal rights? Who talks of oc-
cupying neutral ground between these hos
tile parties of reconciling them, by prolong-
ing the suilcrings of the one, aud the cruelty
OF the other? OF mutually sutislt ing them as
TO the means and the plan by which the rod
and the chain shall be broken? | tell such
vain babbler, or crafty hypocrite, that hc is
acting the part of fool or knavc. lmpos-
sibililies are impossibilities; and to propose
their adoption, as the only rational methods
hy which to delhronc injustice, is an insult
to human intelligence. Slavery cannot be
conquered by llatlery or stratagen. Its dy-
ing tlrocs will couvulse the land aud sea.
Abolitonists! friends OF liberty remember
that tie foe with. whom you are in conflict is
full 'of all decevableness of unrigbteous-
ness aud will resort TO every arlilice to make
you quit the field. Put on the whole nrlnor
OF God; so shall you be invulnerable and in-
vincible 80 shall no weapon against you
prusper. The war admits of no parey. No
flag of truce must be sent or received 10y
you you must neither give nor take any
quarters. As Samuel hewed Agag in pie
ces, so, with the baile-axe of Truth, you
must cleavc Slavery to the ground, and give
its carcass to the fowls of the mir. May
Heaven reinspire your hearts, give newvigor
to your arms, direct your blows uright, fill
the hreustof the enemy with dismay, aud
grant you n splendid victory
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-01-17
The New Hungarian Paper and the Slave
Question.

The New German paper recently started in
New York, of which Mr.. GvURMAN, one Of
the Hungarian refugees, who arrived IN the
Mississippi, is associate Editor has the fol-
lowing declaration in regard to its course;
The following are the pending questions
of the present policy in reference 10 which
we will give our course aud platform:
J.. The slavery question. With regard to
it, we consider the compromise no settled
solution, but provisional law, for the abro-
CATION Of which, at least so far as the eXtradi-
ton of slaves is concerned, we will employ
all the means which public organ eau
command.
2. Land Reform. We defend the prnci-
pie of Land Reform, aud contend against
monopoly of the soil.
This declaration has made no small buzz
among the slaveholding admirers of Kossulh
aud liberty, especially as Mr.. Gyurman had
formerly been connected with Journal, in
Kossmh's interest in Hungary, had also his
advice and Recommendation to commence
the like employment here. Kossuth with a
sNuSSlNlCHty inht "Ouiu wv SiNph W tib
most skilllul of northern doughihces, hastens
By his Secretary, to disclam all conneXion
with this domestic intervention. The Secre-
tary says in his communication to the Ma
tional Intelligencer:
GAS Gov. Kossuth has no connexion, di'
rect or indirect, with the paper in question,
and no control over Mr.. Gyurman, Gov. Kos
suth cannot, on account of his advice TO that
gentleman TO serve his country, be without
gross injustice made responsible for MIR.
Gyurman's occupying himself with ques-
ton of domestic American policy, injurious
" to the interests of his own country, and
in diametric opposition to Gov. Kossuth's
decidedly expressed opinion as to the duty
and policy of non interference in such ques-
tons"
So it seems that to seek the abrogation Of
tho Fugitive Slave Law-and oppose Land
Monopoly is, Kossuth being Judge, injurious
to the interests of Hungary. We are glad
that Mr.. Gyurman thinks otherwise. We
have already quite enough of those connect
ed with our public Journals, who enact the
play of Hamlet, with the part Of Hamlet leil
out by request of shareholders, without i'm
porting them from Europe.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-01-17
More Intervention.


In accordance with a request of n recent Phi
ladclphia meeting, Governor Johnson has ad-
dressed letter to the President Of the United
States, requesting his official interference in be-
half of the Irish Exies in Van Dicmans Land
Wehopc he will interfere. And that his in
tcrvcntion will be successful For that Mea-
CHER and O'COnner and their associates loved
and sought liberty, is no reason for their exclu-
sion from their native Isle. And more; We hope
the example will be followed-that Her Majes-
ty will interfere with this government, in behalf
of the II or 1000 cxiled Americans in Cana
da. We hope she too will be successful.
We go for giving to all cxles for freedoms
sake, the full range Of the world for the dcvel-
opcment of their plans, whether they be ma
tional or personal. And no matter if the exles
be black as the American, brown as tho llunga-
rian, or even white or ruddy as the Irish. We
arc decidedly for Intervention for freedom. In
favor Of combination for intervention. We hope
America and England will succeed in intorvcn-
ton for Hungary. That the Hungarians will
repudiatc Kossuth's non. intervention policy
and combine with England and all the rest of
the world for American freedom.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-01-17
Slave Case in Missouri.

0PAn important slave case has lately
been under trial in one Of the Missouri Cir
cult Courts. A colored woman named Syl-
va, held as a slave by man named Kirby,
sues for her freedom, on the ground that,
since the passage Of the Missouri compromise
net, which prohibits slavery in the territory
west of the State of Missouri. and north OF
the parnellel of SO deg 80 min., her master
had resided in that territory with her, by
which his claim TO hold her as 4 slave is for-
ieiied. Able lawyers argued the case on
both sides, the counsel for the master urging
that the net in question was in violation of the
Constitution Of the United States, and the
Congress has no power to prohibit slavery
ia the territories. The ST. Louis Republi-
can, from which we obtain the above infor-
nation, makes no mention of any decision in
the case, but says that the case goes to the
Supreme Court.