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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

III /, sl.,6snd Tines = noticing ;'e Proanesf
hms1iB ~ y Faulkn<lk Co. io1nasss n ~.
hits s, 5nr iepressnistire TIE Tiaies = = r
1rnef1t.t he Tesdtt VII find The card Of a. n:
EierteHs q il faulkner and others, members q
fiir present. oaSfees. 10 whieh those seeAsmen
give u tge rusc he REASONS ihas nAse lnseesa
them Is wSthdrdw their support from ne Wig
Presid<nlSal nominees anu as aeoroilafy from hal
ilnngil theg do rot declare ~ theil-
sssses from she Wing palff. We have ies sem
men Us p4st understood that sereFaf q nese Poii
clans Mere Preparing 10 make this move and now
af II IS slade We are mol zt Ill taken b. surprise
There Is Chs James Fau.xners Who has looked
npon kins IS Wing fpr rMore thanAa twelsemonth
past IL bas been ting Tlsilqlly aEthe green
pas of DenoFf acy and has a. last found gap
snd sEFSrIsEs Wig I'VE Would any day Slip 4 rail
Is facilitate ranr lean G. lobe district which BE
represents ard the mention ofhis whiggery excites
Gully SHOUT 81 teIision.
But Mr.. CHS James Faulkner, that sieadfasl
and undinching politician, ard his fellows. COM
plain reader III what do ron suppose They com
plain that Gen. Scott an Old and faithful public
servant, rho ever since lie ea1lY period Of man
hood has been sitting 10 the resy eye Of ubserya-
tion and isas done more and suffered more III The
country dian any man insI. shoaldsappeaI 10 The
history II his life as proof that be will not be
unfaithfgs 10 ibe great trust which the Wing party
desire toSsee him Invested with. These gentlemen
are Tishlsi0 nndcFvaue Ibis kind Of proof for il Is
hYeEeS O. testimony winch lnty Nfit nGNEE De able
70 command B4t ibis attempt 10 dscfedit kind
Of evidence that ran never be seryiceab,e 10 them
selves isan old Device.
So soon as an anestac5 has been determined mp
on from pae religion another. the first thing the
reensant DOES Is 10 cast about for some acceptable
oi-ring 10 he laid upon the affairs Of The chosen god
IN order 10 propiliaie his good will In this case
the blow dealt al their former ffiepds Is The sacr-
nee which ihese dsseFters carry with them We
feel quite convinced that our political opponents
will relax The rigCf Of their regulations and not
compel these gentlemen. more particularly =
siaunch paIlizans Chas. James Faulkner i, ,rear
away years in political quarantine. Ne feel mar
icularly sad al His departure frcn our midst. But
wherever he goes, IN whaie yer REGION of ~. beay
ems re NAV shine, olIs nat constellation he may
attach aimselt we w.d still watch his course with
interest; Al sfefsnl be is far from being frsd
star, lndes some may not think him ssnr al all,
an. feel liislc puzzled 10 fad an astronomical
class in which 10 place this cratic gentleman But
Of 6ne thing We feel assured, that in some form or
other and By some name Of other, Mr. Faulkner
deserves an apntheosis. Al present We will have
to consider him nebaloas body. having partic-
ular functions id The celestial economy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

This fae Teeaas VIII entertain our ctz>as again on
aonisht NJ. Stafford uill appear aasI 81 .Tpksas
<fr<nenbfaa>s Will Is tbs audience. ca
sin< 4 fas G0t psacll. saIlirsnt ia,. bsaa-
ftl Rfoo,h. apair q I.ady Cef Pias and Jen-
~ I.ira kaz Risss,s
ercat r.f;s,y ofnsu Song, Cises. 81, Sc, s;rcn
.-.s,ka< il sishiof rsal INTEREST I.ast aiss ,hsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
Ron. GEORGES ". SUMMERS.

The Hon. GRoRor V. SrMmERs has already taken
tic field for Scorr and GRAHAM. At Wing rati6ca
tion injecting held in Charleston, Kaawa on the 9Th
altnc he spoke ,vo hours IN support Of the nomination.
aid thnsOashly aroused the Enthusiasm Of the Wings
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
.slyIIAT's IN 4 LETTER..


AT ratification meeting Ii Jackson Miss, Judge
Davenport remarked facetioasIy thaf die letter was
oHnirtIs Of much good Said the Jadgc the letter
stands fpr Polk-and this to be another Polk race
for Pence, Plenty and Prosperity, Pezsc and Pump
kinss Pierre and the Presidency n q
The s1are find going the rounds of the Democrat-
c papers i IS ominous Of good what does predict
stands l Scott, Success, Safety, Security Safeguard,
Sarcur Snndness, Salvation, Sinceriy Sprghtfa Sa-
piept Substantially Sanbrious Satisfactory SerupuIons
Sensible, Ehrswd Searching Skillfl seduoas. Suita
bic and Statesman. These are substantial quafies-
There aAoiher Specifications which the onnous letter
betokcns Splendid, SPotess Sterling sublime, Sow
ereisa, Spefafise. Supreme, and cher Of
superiority The letter begins also Soldier. ScOrd
and Soup three important ingredients which viii eater
in the Discussions Of The canvass
i stands also for Soundncss Slavery and Soity The
issues npoa which the contest viii be conducted.
Imitatig the example of oir adYesaries might not
Interpret this after this wise. By 65tP and the
Sc0d Success Is Secured, and Seolt the Sensible, the
SAGE the Shrcwd and the Sasarous, brings Safely and
H1Iisfnefi5n 10 Szdra4 and the South. VIZ shall have
soastbSg u Scott and Pasi Paa-time II Pierce.
ffedtrirktbwg Beus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
Hik. FAuLKNiSR.

#The Richmond Nhigs u aolicing the manifesto
sof Nr Esnlknsr & Co, says
We have heard ii stated that this inalconleni
Mr.. Faaikher, has actually determined 10 vote for
Ifunklin Pierce in the xtfemily OF his issaiistac-
ZION. We kaow Dot how This may be, hut ii he
should Ks over 10 The Democratic ranks we wish
hi1 good time Of Il, with Van Barren, and Hallet
and Nanioci and i've Johnson, and the Evening
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
ANOTHER scIEaTIrIc lyoNDEn |

IMPORTANT TO .DFSPEp77cS.-Dr. J! s.
Horghipn's PEPSIN the tFle Digestive Fuid or Gas
trio Juice, prepared from Kennel or the Fourth sfomaek
Of the Or, after directions Of Baron Lieg. the great
Physiological Chemist, BY J. s. Hoaghtoa, Philadel-
phia. This i traly wonderful remedy for indigestion.
LgsFc7sia, JaHn6iee, Lirn Complaint. Eonsfipaiisn
and Debility, curing aftzT Eaurs own method, BY Ma
ture's cwn Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE Pamphlets.
containing Scirntic evidence Of It's value furnished By
agents gratis See notice among the medical advertise
nlenss. tss s3fst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

BALL AT JORDAn's Tie BAH !. Joraaa's Vim
sske place a Wednesday a-xi, Is. 29sk An .gre-a-
BIZ spnlaay win D. ,kers,
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

The Kan1wba Republican, suggests (says the Rich.
mond WhigD Gov. johnson as suitable candidate for
the Presidency by The Free s1il or Higher Law Con-
vacation. We believe the Geyernar was recommended
last winter IN the Enquirer, as Pefsoa for the oco
ofPrcsidcat or vicr President on de Democrats ticket.
But Gen. Pcirce having beeh nominated the Party can
not dispense with The services Ct SIS Exeeency. 1Ie
is the head aid front Of the Party in his lp
preached doctrines which tend 70 excite the negroes .
rsbcon agaiazt their oYcrsecrs-d. that account.
will be an M alable fssend Gen Pisres
Of New Hampshire. g
o. The Unioas and :. taniserD deyote two foI-
each General Seats letter of acceptance We
knew it was s Their gtczt oBjeclion.to il is. "a,
.sit designed % catch rofes It is very naughty n
the Old General to .rtc sucHTaking dosGmepts Ifbo
would please The DssOsrasy, he shoald indiie some
thing thsf would repsI votes. Bat a. he Is under
special obligations to csasuis I,s--.s
raey, do not know that be win trouble himself q
crafty thcm--R Richmond TsIhig.
t9- The Clearspring Wing says, Mrs. Riser,
living about seven miles from thaeplace 10 BrIe-
lev coultx Va died on IAst Saturday red atsnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
hs foIIDsiia from ne New rork Essaias Miro

The follpEing is from the New York Esenins Nirror,
May Is, 1870. 81 50 Z
sswISTAR'S BALSAAI OF WILD cHERRY r.
mong all te Panaceas adycrtsed for the cure q han.n
ailments there Is none which we HAVE more CONT
dcnre than Wissar's BALKAN Of Wild Cherry. We
REGARD il as one Of Natures preparations
sale, pleasant take and almost certain 70 cure an vi
lions and pulmonary aiectios We have witnessed y
enderfu effects 10 eases that regarded As nppe
lessly desperate, and eonscientieasy seeennsna
it as one az the best medicines IN the world
Boston, Nov. ~ lSss.
Mr. S. ~. Fowie-D Dear Sir, Although averse e
having my name made public ii Tie neAtpapers make
this unsolicited statement, and ypu are a nesY 70
make use Of il you may please. IN the AL Of -,
took violent cold. which brought On severe eons3
that lasted through the winter AID spring, and cAnsea
ms 70 raise blood and pIeshm eoatinnaliy. DAY see
night which greatly reduced IN flesh and strtnstn
Iiried several kinds of medicine, with Little or 70 eer
had become feeble and enciatrd, and began ga.
Of ever getting fcef. when by advice of my hlceds
was indeed to Try Dr.: Wistar's " id Cherry haeps
and after having taken se bofties found myself iaIy
or quite WELL and 10 this alone. tnk owe M pres
ent existence shall be happy further in,el2-
ton 60 any one WHO wiilcaI On nc.
Respectfully yours l'5s
WILLIAM WHEELER, Grocc<.
Harrison Avenue, rear 10 Washinstcn &.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
TAULkNER vs. sEMARp.

W. 80 a fzt ~ a
Nefns zepiolF and Voted ADVOCATE Of Mr. Fanlkncs
Bnee, however. his repudAtidn Of Scott with the most
perfect sang frod this journal CONES forth and declares
thai AZ the Time Of his election, he had previously
entertained md expressed opinions upon the subject Of
Slavery. msc odous tian those uttered BY that
&xci-fe u Abotonsm, Seward. Spirit.
Yes did support Mr. F-sirst, because he advoea-
ted measures to sentiments, III opposition
10 gentleman whose views did not agree with ours,
and whose aeasurcs carried out would lead to dis
solution Of The Unien, Whilst nsghbor opposed him.
ON nsighbor approves Of air. Fl notwithstanding
no that Mr.. r has never rcpudated his slavery
sn,tioas % 1852 We conecded 10 Mr. f. the right to
change fost But his paltry excuse 100 iimsy fsr
f region Gen Scott had written letter, says Ms
II expressing seatpcnts inmical the institutions Of
fifteen states Of the Union. bat emitted 70 inform his
brother fecnsssnts shat arnongst' the known Incl
-eatz Of his lies might DC found sentiments far more
inimica to the interests Of the State As Mr. Fl
made sn SCOTS letter ground Of desertion The
Whig party, will hereafter give cxtrs from the
speech Of Mr.. F. . show his Consistency.
OF ghbor is consistent noe ia defeadng
gentleman whom he found great pleasure, not
noaths egos d vilEfying. o, consistent Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

rr- All. FsArx ta.tEsaEe. his received lie IL
ppintmeat az Parser il he Navy fscn dc Pref.
dent ofihe unissa s.aass,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

- Gen Pierce knoxs no East, 10 West. no
NoFih, no south - Aaiea Asias.
NeIihsf does The East West, North Of South
know Gen. Pierce. The coincidence Is iruIv r..
maFkabIe e .dileeAday Hxis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

1fi. had sohappcne.i ,hal Gen seotwere a Dem
@xfr4E ana r61njAee fefthe Presidency Of The Uni
ia 3 IL you suppose would now
Sc dc Tone Of The Demeslatic orators and presses
ei5ukhdsNs opronenis1- Would not his great tai
-1as andsstfriees have been HE theme OF every
I,as1e. Shd Would not every man have been de-
rced IS ! faiior 10 ihe country who questioned
Aeifssr he sclicral seapaei.yor his patriotism
i Wflkwhat grace, then, dosthose who never risk
AedJheir pefsohs ID The cause Of theseouniry now
-undeitdke 10 cas- a doubt upon the Old Here's f.
ssi.litr "a fhe EonslAai I Gen, Scott has given
ne best test which man could give he has risk
! a AMI fortune aud sacred honor, How ms.sy
ofs Rfs lie eilers have done this How many OF
.then. have ever smell lhe cncmys pordera Not
ons d tsn thousand and yel soneof these babblefs
seuasfske q. fAss n?on lis fidelity. as4heugh he
Nftk ailogefhef.sn nptried man.
:. 1tmafsd0 among ignofants people 10 talk about
-ahn inlueuee Df Seward if Gen. Scott should be
.Ief,ed President but This bngbear eanno, alarm
.Jneh of osaipasy. sense. or DISCRIMINATION. There
rs rast deal norc danger of Gen Pierccs being i'm
properly, iallneneed me Van Bnrens, Ranlo1,
Hate, ana other prominent Free Sellers There
are many more points 81 afiliat:on 10 the latter
sihar; % ihe former case, There isoae ling that
che calm reader may always note assignihcant Of
ssha apgschensions Of our opponenis-they are COM
@felsea % conjafe up ctfmeras 70 Tighten honest
spsopls qomihsir propfiety The opposition are up-
sqaesi hnabls ira state OF alarm. The fires are
sspscading over the prafies,a and are likely to
spread, We consider the present as The dnllest
pan of he fight Tfmid men and kailorsi are
sthrinkings and taking position with an eve 10
cha 1at1ss--butihc Wing phalanx is filling up and
becomihg compact, and before the Great Army
Roll called ID November, there viii scarcely be.
q Taeant Space len for doubtful or doubling
smantp enieKs ~ ~ & S. .s4f So s.lss ss
fElNal may The General point to the incidents or
lung liie As uarantee for the future. Neither In
war nor fn peace has he ever been fbiled-and if
ahe shsaciiy Of Gen. Jackson was vindcated hyihe
seieciionsofS Scott as a nego,iator, will the wis
dom Of ihe american people be illustrated when
their yeFdxt IS made up In favor Of The gied sol
der. whose vefJ name is prestigso victory,
.-%a=- ~ - s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25
New Gold Dollars and Half Dollars.

The Philadelphia Mint has been coming
S dnc samples of new gold dollar and half
d,llar pieces. When the small gold dollar
pieces first came out, we objected to the
pieces on account of their size, and suggest
et they be made larger, with hole in the
middle. 1t seems the mint arc now coming
this description from paragraph we copy
frcn New York paper which says;
psThe Philadelphia Mint have been coin
ing some samples of new gold dollar and
half dollar pieces, which are thus describ-
ed; The dollar consists Of fiat ring, ON
which there is a superscription, but no head
as The place for putting the head is cut out.
The coin may be carried on a string-a
most convenient and safe way of carrying
money. Half-dollar gold pieces, not yet call
ed for by any law, have been sent down, and
look very pretty. These half dollar pieces
would be more convenient still than the dol
lar pieces, and may be carried in the same
,,,.n- -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25

FAsnIoSs.--Thc "Bloomcr Fashion" hav-
ing been decided out of order, the Ladies
have got up another innovation on the Lords
of creation" As they couldn't get the pants.
they have gone 10 the other extreme, and
now wear coats and vests, disguised under
some ontlandish French name.
Black, for gentlemen, is all the CO.
White vests, as well as white kid gloves,
arc banished, even on nuptial occasions. "A
shining suit of solid black, - is the test of
craftsmanship, in apprehension of the
Eastern cities.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25

ASoTHrR CUBAN ExrEDGrIes.-The
Newark Advertiser thinks from several
vague circumstances, it would appear that
another expedition is thought of against Gu
ba. The Hon. Mr.gF'itch whilst discussing
the Presidential question in the House Of
Representatives yesterday, said, "If another
invasion should be made, as ii rW be, would
it be proper that the administration OF the
Government should be continued in the hands
those who now control it," We notice also
that Capt. II. Robinson, who fought at Buena
Vista, and subsequently left Cincinnati TO
join the Lopez expedition, was arrested on
the I'd inst, by the United States Marshal,
and taken TO Columbus, under suspicion of
being connected with another similar expc-
dition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25
e. DING T A SIT

THE undersigned will leave in few days for
l. the Atlantic Cities, and being very anxious to
take along ''lttle Of the needful'' he is induced
TO believe that he can do far better in the purchase
OF a stock Of Goods in New York. for Cash. than
ever was purchased before--as the Eastern AIer-
chants are holding out great inducements.
And believing that Goods will be be fnll 20 per
cent lower than heretofore he is induced TO offer his
entire stock, Something less than (S2OOOO) at
Cost and Carriage, for Cash in hand
Persons who buy for Cash will find Goods as low
in my store they be had Of the Jobbing houses
in Philadelphia, or New York with transportation
added, and as my sales for this year, 1852 will be
CASH. will hold out greater inducements than
was ever offered.
C1g Everybody call and examine my stock and
prices before they purchase, and they will be con-
WINGED that WHITES in Roanoke. is the place. and
emo mistake" J. W. WHITE, Roanoke.
january %. 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25
{ D W AR D NJ E A D ,
Importer, Manufacturer and Deal,

anu
"a Main, corner Of Pine ST., 81. Louis.
rs now receiving, direct from Europe and east
L ern manufacturer, very large assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES Of every de-
scription Also, Gold ear rings, breast pins,
bracelets, finger rings cuf-pns, LADIES' gold chains
lockc:s, &C., of the latest fashion.
Also. gents gold fob, guard and vest chains,
and very large assortment of fancy goods, silver
plated and Britannia ware, table and pocket cut
lerv, scissors, razors, razor strops, &c.
Musical instruments-Vi olins, guitars, clarioncts,
flutes, accordeons, violin and guitar strings
Silver ware of my own manufacture, warranted
cold standard,
Also, large assortment of California arms, &C.,
double and single barrel guns, rifles and yaugers,
Colts and Aliens revovers, cast steel rifle and belt
pistols, G. D. and water proof percussion caps,
powder horns, shot bags goggles spy glasses, pock-
ct compasses, ink stands, gold pocket scales, &c.
Daguerreotype Stock-A large assortment at all
times on hand.
The above goods are well laid in, and will be
sold at very low prices.
Watches repaired and warranted, and gold Jew
elry manufactured to order. March 4.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25
co M M E rel A l..
TIMES OFFICE, GLASGOW, Mo. /
March. %, 1852. I

Z
March, %, 1852.
We are having beautiful weather at pres
ent. River falling.
Business has been unusually brisk during
the past week. Our merchants are recciv-
ing their goods, and large quantities have
arrived for different places in the Interior
Produce is coming in freely. Hemp has
declined since our last, and $50 is the
outside offers for good crops. No change
of consequence in other articles.
We quote
SUGAR.-N. o. prime e 100 lbs, 5I@7c.
CorrEE.-By the Sack, 1l@115c. Pih.
MoLAssEs.-Pantation Dbl. 35c.; N. o. sugar
house, lOc.; St. Louis Syrup, SOC. p gallon.
CoTToH YARN.-Wholesale, $50 19c.; retail zoe.
IRoN,-Slgo bar, &C.; Tyrone, do. &c. q ID.
WMsKEY.--23@25c. p gallon.
NAILs.-Mo. Iron, @5lc.; common, 4@4lc.
FLouR.--$4 O005 80 q Dbl.
ToBAcco.-sl 5O@2 90 T. 100 lbs,
HEMP.-s55@SGO z ton,
BAcoN.-6@7c. hog round.
LARD.-7@sc. q III.
WHEAr.--6O@65 cents q bushel as per quality.
FLAX SEED--S1 90 per bushe.
Dry HIpEs.-6I cents per n.
SALT.-G. A. Salt 81 rs 2 sack L. B. 50 90.
FRuIr-Dried apples 81 so z bushc.
RrcE-5s@64c.
- For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, sc. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25
,2.) PORT OF GLASGOW. (ls52.
WENT down.
Irrefutable Testimony.

The press has lately laid before the world an
other mass of scientific and other testimony 10 the
extraordinary efficacy of Dr. ROGERS SYRUP OF
LIvERwoRT, TAR AND CANCHALAGUA as cure
for CONSUMPTION in its earlier stages, and of
its value as a specific for Coughs, Colds and other
endorsers we note those of DR.. Cox, late a Pro-
fessor in the Cincinnati Medical College; DIR. W..
J, Richards, of this city DIR. r. H. Wilson, of
Gaia CO., Ohio, and many other professional rSen
of high standing Learned men of character and
emnence, only make such statements as the above
have done, UPoN THE STRONGEST GROUNDS. There
can therefore, be no longer doubt, that his prep
aration is, under Providence, sovereign specific
in Pulmonary Complaints. The pamphlet to be
had of agents contains further testimony.
n5s5' For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow, W. r.
Snelson, Fayette; |. V. Hardy & Co. Huntsville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25

IL Some facts developed by the census
seem 10 show New Mexico to be one of the
hcalthicSt countries on the globe. Out of a
population of 81 ,932; no less than forty
persons are over one hundred years of age,
sixty are over ninety years, and three hun
drcd and forty are over eighty years. In
Valencia county, Candidate Agula, farmer,
was one hundred and eights years old when
the census was taken; Jose Ortado was
one hundred and ten; IIosa Billsgos, one
hundred and ten; Rosa Montallo, one humid
red and six; Maria J. Pacheco, one hundred
and three. The males attain a greater age
than the females, for of the one hundred and
fourteen over eighty, one hundred and
seventeen are males, and one hundred and
seven females.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25
Gen. Butler-the Democratic Review.

Gen. Butler-the Democratic Review.
The Democratic Review is down upon
Gen. Butler, as will be seen by the following
extracts from an article which recently ap-
reared in that excellent democratic jour-
nall
We freely accord respectable, quiescent,
private life to Gen. Butler. But we declare
him without known or fixed political princi-
pies. We declare him made up OF fee
BILE negatives. He has never brought for
ward any great political measure-nser
announced great thought, or taken the
helm in any hour of political emergency.
We deny Gen. Butler the sagacity neces-
sary for leader in peace or war. In ac-
tive service, on the theatre where he has
won his own reputation, he has never shown
capacity beyond that of brave subaltern.
Even when the brightest opportunity was
afforded him as general officer in the Mex
lean campaign, the high military forecast
which watches over the lives of brave sol
diers, who must act implicitly by the thought
of another, was found mournfully wanting
We call for the act which indicates. at any
period of his career the genius and ability
the independence Of leader.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25

We are under obligations to friend at
Rochcport for the following statistics, OK
hibiting the exports Of that place during thc
year ISL Statesman.
Six hundred and seventy hogheads tobac-
60; so boxes manufactured tobacco; 1S9
bales hemp; 1886 coils rope; 81 1923 bushels
wheat; 377 bushels oats; l,465 bushels
corn: 40S bushels rye; 1872 casks bacon;
IA kegs lard; az; barrels lard; II tierces
Of lard; 1925 pounds feathers; 176 bushels
flax seed; 7lS hides; II barrels butter 10
kegs butter; LAS bushels dried apples;
457 barrels green apples; II bushels dried
peaches.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-25
ELM RIDGE ACADEMY.

THIS SCHOOL, (situated about 3 miles north
east of Glasgow Howard county, Mo-
commences its first session on the 10Th inst, under
the superintendent of Mr.. n. w. Miller, gem
tlcmen well qualified to instruct in the Greek and
and Latin Languages, and allOther branches taught
in our best Institutions and as there are still four
or five vacancies, the trustees take this method of
informing parents and guardians that they can pro-
cure board in families convenient to the school at
81 % per week.
TUITIoN-In the Greek and Latin languages,
Algebra, and the higher branches of Mathematics,
$50 per session of ten months; for those who study
the minor branches SIG. For information apply
TO the undersigned trustees
MAY b. COLLINS
j. +. FINKs.
MILTON WITHERs,
EVANS PRICE.
u. c. HUGHEs.
Mill 1852. ST. CLAIR PAGE.