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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-28
Tnos, sF4ACkELFORD,

ATTORNEY AT Law, GLASGOW, MO,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
aff line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun
eies. E5s51 Office on first street.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-28
THE TIM ES.
BY CLARK HGREEN

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, merit door to tn
Glasgow House.
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Rates Of Advertising.

50 In Advance--S3 At the End of the Year.
81 In Advance TO Clubs of 10.
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MEDICALCARD.

DRS. POWELL & BOWERS have associated
~ themselves together, in the practice of Medi-
cine, and will give prompt attention TO all calls.
No extra charge for consultation, where either of
Sem are employed.
Cambridge, Jan %, 1852
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others Of like character thrcsghoa. tho Southern
States and in short time the whole coortry will DO
in blaze III hess the most ample apology is made by
tho Cuban government fos the indignity attempted
upon our Tag.
The tcmr ersnce women Of this State, and the
temperance men of Massachusetts held conventions
yests. dsy the former &c Seneca Falls and tho lat
ter al Boston The New York ladies, il will be
seen BY the telegrsphc report Of their proceedings,
are of the opinion tina: tho Maine liquor Law i. the
only sfeetual remedy agains. the besotting evil Of
ip,oxcation. Several Of the most distinguished
female in this pr. Of the country address,
ed the assemblsge, parliamentary rules having been
set aside far practicable, for their especial
benefit In the Massachusetts, convention rcsolu-
tons were passed, avowipg deter n'nGtion not 70
support any candidate fer Office who is opposed TO
the principles CT the Maine Liquor law. Letters
were read in the course Of the day, from the wing
and free coil candidates for tho Lieutenant Govern
orsDip, in which the writer's eulogsed the low but
tbc democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor, as
web 90 both the whig ard democratic candidate,
for Governor, did not condescsnd to reply to the
quiries OF these Maineacs. Upon CHANGING at tho
of those who took part in the proceedings OF
these temperance gatherings, our New York women
appear have perfectly eclipsed the Massachusetts,
men in point OF tnlent, orAtor,cal ab lily, Sc.
TIE aner Francis Skiddy, on her trip to
Albany, last Thursday evening, came in collision
with, and instantly sunk, the schooner Jonathan
Boerum, near Ve,plank's Point. All on board the
schooner are supposed to have been drowned. Tho
stern Of the vessel, together with the compass and
Capt Jared Mead's coat, ioated ashore yesterday.
At Milwaukee, last Thursday, Ann Wheeler shot
married man named Lace, who is said to have
6rst robbed her of her virtue and then boosted of it
in ibe public houses The despatch does not state
whether Lace was killed,
On reference to the Geographic columns, it will be
seen that The Court Of Bishops, at Burlington N.
Adjourned yesterday afternoon, after resolving, BY
Mi ,rity Of two, not to try Bishop Doane.
Snow yesterday fell in Boston, and along the line
of railroad between that city and Albany. The
atmosphere was cool in this vicinity, that Arcs
snd ovtrcoats felt quito comfortable to those Of
sedsntary HABITS
Attention is directed to the inner pages of this
sheet for great variety of reading, Ct which the
following simply the heads of the most interest
ing Correspondence relative to the establishment
Of New Italian Opera House in this city ; News
from Texas; Trial in the U. S Commissioner
Court for Granddaughter on board tho Steamer
Franklin; Important Case in the u. S. Circuit
Court concerning alleged Infringement on Colt
Patent for Manufacturing Firearms; Theatrical
srd Musical Notices Financial and Trade Reports
Numerous Advertisements, SC.
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DOU BILE SH E E T
Sew York, Saturday, October l6, 1854.


We earnestly request all persons advertising in the
HnAiD to send their advertisements to our csioe,
oRAvsst Of Fulton end Nassau streets as early
- possible In the eveniDgnever later than o'clock
= night at furths.t The pressure Of the advertising
hsa>ss Is great upon journal that this rule is
sn1srsl necessary, In order to give than good and
snspacaeus place in columns next morniog.
ne circulation and advertising business of the Nav
ysAx HKRALp Is now larger than that Of any other
ournA on this continent and strict rules as TO time
u everything, VIII be necessary in order
uhs whole public fairly ard equally.
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Mails for Europe,

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
TIE Collins steamship Atlantic, Captain West, viii
have this port at noon to day. for Liverpool. The
Brropean mails viii close at hsh past ten o'clock
ahis morning The New YoaK wsEkLy HERALD wilt
3. pubhshed at half past nine O'Clock Single copies in
V-sppsrs, sixpence.
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COLT ARhs.-ln Gn0tner part OF to day HER AID,
We lay before our readers Mr.. Dickersons argument
in the case Of Samuel Colt against Young Ieay
Of this city, for an infringement of tho repeating
ann patent, delivered last week in the Circuit Court
Of the United States. The rapidly skctohed history
OF the life Of Col Colt which the counsel gives, 10
highly illustrative of the American character and dis
plays ssms facts Of which this country may be proud.
The career Of this remarkable man commenced in
New England factory, and ending in :" triumphant
success and world. wide renown,' can find paral.
lal in any other country than this-and bu. few In
this The small beginning of his valuable inven-
ton appears to have been made with piece of wood
anj q jack.knife-a Yankees toOls-with which,
when he was boy Colt Whitfield out his first pistol
The end of it, so far it has yet gone is found in
tho fact that Col Colt is nov on his way to Eng.
land, ut the solicitation Of the British government.
taking with him twenty-five /" live Yankees" and
large amount Of American machinery, to con
struct his arms for that government in London
This is certainly great triumph, and shows con
c'usvely the immense progress which American
mechanical skill has made in few years, thus to DO
able to compete with tho old established shops Of
England in the manufacture Of arms--a manufac-
tine which TIM. country has hitherto protected by
prohibition, and brought to nigh perfection. The
scep're is fast dcpar,iDg from England,
"And westward The star of empire takes its way"
Other foreign governments have ALEC shown Col.
Colt high marks Of their consideration, and given
him very substantial proofs Of their appreciation Of
American genius. On one Of his presents, splendid
diamond snuff box, containing sos brilliantS, sent
him by the Sultan, and valued ut So ,OC0, he was
charged and paid duties at this Custom House--an
imposition which was rather more oreditablc to The
business capacity of Uncle Sam, than TO his
libcrality..
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Court C~i~naar-This Day,

CNiTTp STATES DISTINCT CouRT.-Mo'io ions
SuPkEME CouRr-sPIciAL TEAM Motions.
CoaiNos PLEAs-P srt Nos 400 407 415 AT 697
447 45l s53 455 467 463 I'll 32l AS, 3s3. Part q
Same as yesterday.
eurIRioL OousT.--M Motions and decisions
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~ Pearl street are nov prepared 20 exhibit their "a
styes uprising complete and desirs BILE assortment
rich velvet tapestry Brusses three ply and ingram
pets Also choice assortment Of all other goods pertain
Ing TO the carpet trade; all Of which they Offering
proes that ohsllenge com petition.
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Crowds Of persons constantly gathering about shess
crous and Ingenious mhehes exhibiting at the Fai,
o. che American Institute Principal Office for the sale
~ $50 machines is st 2Ss Broadway.
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fno restoring preserving aud adorniag she hair TO the
follow viz Bottles furmcrlv sold At 30 cents.
reduced TO 25 u.s. to 90 oonts S. to rs oeuts The
hoss limitations o. this col brated la restcra
pamed the tubc undor the lure of has
determined the 10 crush them by ceiling his famous
"Flud ut lower price than they Afford TO sell
their vile trash At the tine he assures the public
that the Hyperion will always continue 20 be a. good as
heretofore ich given brty throughout the globe.
This with Dcies Electric unr Dye and other prepara
sold by his AGENTS. in the United 5tate
and Carsdn Sold In this city by A. D. d. Sands No 100
Fulton etrcet kushton Clark Co. No 213 an kice
Smith. No ~ Broaduey Cary Co.. No. 2b Pearl street;
and by druggists and porumers throughout the world
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art refidng No TT oser street, Now York by trade
tailor OF middle size, and about the Of thirty
70 our ofee In tho enrly part Of august 10 his
condition TO have been mouths unhealthy TO
prevent him almost entirely from following his calling.
cry rasng cough during tho night for the past
fisteeu veeha dittnrb his diate neighbours con-
.nuey oppressed him Every night pofuse awe ats would
br ak out leaving him Ia th. morning IN tlts OF nearly
total Debility The exIsotofaop tn ugh Of marked
rucnt character not annoying but tho
she rneas Of breathing .pd general disturbance arpg from
TIE frIipg o the system such ~ 20 render e almost
rden lie took bottle Of the hastings Naphtha syrup
tnd coming back stated th with tn exception Of one
night tho sweats hid not visited him and ina he felt
stronecr; courh net much better Twc bottles
furnished hun. With d'reations lilo came back In ten
days ard hat 20 nrpr Sc, We confess Tor
jrascd ~ 20 Len brohc Isl conn istod With pulmonary
Affection declared that h great the cough had
,It y sutdod aud that lie oonid euoko night day and
follow lis employ With I'll, exception OF $50 days.
hich. 70 wet sight hing
Turned he has been coptnuay gaining snd snaw tosto-
bsr) unite we'll e. v CbiCktNEk n CO, No. 81 Barclay
rtef are agents for DIT Hasnes In america 10 whom
all orders should DO addressed sold In Brolklya hy krs
aa M. i75 Fulton street Retail agency No gu broad
way. corner Of Howard street. New York
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+ Fair OF the American Inst,tute.- Contri-

bgors TO this Fair haye their business cards PRINTED
cheaper and better nj tho Congress Card Factory 10
strot than elsewhere In the city In consequence Of tn
fotcry making their ,took $1,000 worth II supcr
Play cards hand and for sale cheaper than ear
purchased At any ether factory.
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Mndn,ns Thiiion, mt Niblo's, Is tho pcr.oni-

frat n beauty ard elega "a the gn
tors, slip' &c at MILLEKS, IN Canal On,
crowds at Nibio the othr draws crowds at Mes
Madame opt her notes; er takes In tho (pc
Gle w,lcouo). Performances over, all delighted
tnhc pleasure in coming again to Nibos and MlLLEK
l,n llnal street.
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would renders cal the spacious warerooms
Of T. Gil BERT Co.. No. 33 Broedway, corner
street fecond floor snd the most truly magnificent
panoforte in the United States Enborstly but aseiy
carved Vressnts with pearl keys, &c. the beautiful
specimen If art shat has been fort behold
IL s be exhibition during week Also, extern
siye rmen Il pinpo With and without the ooiau
sale ut low prices or TO let SEQ advertisement la another
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volye Iuinous outlay Of Sloodshsd OF money, nor
disturb eur internal prosperity, nor endangsr the
peaceful relations Of the United States with the
powers Of Euyope. Finally, We demand that Cuba
DO annexed, to show to tho world that, like Great
Britain, Spain France. Russia, and other great ma
tions. though iDexoraby just in crushing a~less ag
erosion, tho part of our own citizens, the
people Of this country will not tamely submit to in
mi, from, ahYoad
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Teas The best assortment OF fine tens Will
be fo nd ut the stro 81 the Canton Company NJ.
Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt te old
I'll es,lblisfmrnt In III. ely We rea5c-s tina
they better thaa elsewhere oi,ber at Wholesale
retail They have branch stores.
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the qusok Of day got with pront
but twere discovered, after Of study by
OF the first hysicians the United states and used In he
unqualified appreciation of physicians and others who had
witnessed their eects Possessing all the sensitive feelings
ola thoroush physician, Dr.. MIane dreaded being
eesed with the ehsoN precnders who crowd the columns
81 the newspapers with pufs of sovereign and
for long time declined The requests o that he would
proclaim his groa remedy Co the pubc but finally aftee
much persuasion the Of physicians and others who
had witnessed the wonderful cures Effected by the Lyer
Pla he coneDttd to IL for general The fol-
lowing certiicate from DR. Morgan win bear in ths
statement 1t also valuable ms medical Testimony Of the
efficacy Of those Pills -" This is to certify that have
been associated with M NLspe in the practice Of msdi
cine. for nearly two and half have had many
ptriuntos Of witnessing the good effects 81 hs Liver Pills.
And believe they have CURED and relieved much larger
proportion Of tina diseases Of tho Liver than have known
cured and relieved BY any other course Of tre.tmens
OLIVE MORGAN, III. D. For sale by tho principal drug
gsts in Now York City druggists referred TO and Paul.
No 40 Ccrtlandt stroct And O. ". Clioksnsr Co. 81 Bar
" rtxnnA
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en ~ hi celebrated Wnhpeb for ohanssx gray hate ts
,rsirs coicr and onfrE tsdness Undoubted reference
Fvan OF perfect cures IL evory Agents, kushton n
CLARK and No. Nader lsnc; fc 522 III and COZ Broad.
way, nc Canal street
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Secars.-Now Landing. sx Bar,

an Inv oe of eror comprising oomhate Salvador
ard EtcuIaIio rcgnlias ,vts desados comhate and
other brands of cndrados, brensados and milla
coumor-ior sale by EDMUND G. CHARLES, No. Par
nlaca.
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gas fixtures daily aud sold at the great manu-
factui Ing depot Of ARCHER, WARNER Co., 10 Broad
way. Gss pipes introduced
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nan import pact lste each article
N eein being Of the very hest quality of ordnsry d.
mensions Tor eale at SAUNDERS, No. Astcr House
ana NJ
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merely specimen OF the ndenre in relation to
Crs ros Hair Preeryase and Bcsutiher received by
mail CoLUNRrs Ge rgia, a ugu,t 81, 1852.
Mr.. CRtsTAnoRO. No q Aston Ho irI have the
pleasure TO that the four bottles Of hair preserva
tive which urchased for daughter, whom staying ~
the Ator House. In May last have not only stopped her hair
from coming out but rendered Il think, oendds-aby
thicker gossier more beautiful than Please for
ward me half dozen by .a for which you will Rnd
the cash within. ours, ALBERT CURrIs.
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Thc Mrtnl,c Tablet stsor bias rren 80 Yenr

suna IN their Durability and hosnnees q odgs
Can be obtained genuine NJ aanndera 40 Astor House.
and No W7 Broadway.
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PROPOSES have
eolOrns nnd chemically the tho liquid supplied By
tho blood for nparng brown black Lue TO the 6bree
the head lie alone has this grand Does ID fol
low then TINT his Liquid Bar bye thus closely asmlaed
to nature, must infinitely be the eastie
tions under the Of ayes which burn In the color
and ct the time destroy the hair Try hs
IL Is applied daily and Id wholesale and retail Vt his wig
and scalp establishment No. istor House. whore private
Uir
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Mn, WEBsrER's PosITlos.-Mauy Of the social
lists Of the Seward stripe, who support Gen Scott
are anxious to know M Webster's position In the
present contest. His past history tells il. Mr..
Webster was always opposed TO military non Mr..
Webster believed THAT Cen. Jackson was mat for
Prosicert. he believed tbst Gen Harrison was
uutt for President, He believed tast Gen TAYLOR
wac unfit for President He Wa defeated In the
brrt, sud ovefrneo by bic too easy nature and nv
he ON frlends IN tie two latter. Mr. Webster is
new therefore, determined 70 stsud upou lis old ORR
giha1 prin"pies, not only that the nomination of
General Scott Was not a. 70 be made, bot that he
believes. End the American people bgliev, With MIN,
ibai be is cGpoioate lot Gt to BE- elecied
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favorabiy e. the public 80 nsou
On virtues SUITED TO tsy tnt by ~ nee
be lent ~ the most perfect order. a. SAUNDERS son
no Astor Horso, and ~ Broaavay.
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eeptoa the very best Beware
Of pulled dyes. Equally celebrated GourauJs Medoase
soap for curing r-ckes ssowness chaps rough
ness &c. Poudre Subtitle hair from part Of the
body Liquid Rouge, Lily White aud Hair Gloss, 81 e.
MsAex 0trect, Broadway.
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<F91endshlp's Garland.
From friendships garland. a. the flower,
Drop, one by .ne. e~sy.
Until Ter us, In all iife's howcra
No G. erished blcrsums p ay-
"Tis sws OF, though sac each sithcreS crs
TO dee. IN MIR red cuise
Dagusrreo,yT ed by hon. and sun
In Egtnrt's living tyea
ROOTS Daguerrean Gallery, 363 Broadway.
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II no Longer Admits or the Least Doul

that VAN DEUsEN'S in proved Wahpene is . vegetable
Irersra tion and that II changes hair TO ~ first and
natural color apd reproduces and healthy growth
General depot for reception Of ladies and gentlemen
l23 Cham bcrs street.
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Cutting Hair md Washers In the VARIOUS
ssles swsys beautifully and beoomngy aaap.ea 30 the
oountenance general of the wearer-the
rk neatly and tastefully executed by HILL the
.unitasle, Is Nassau street. of Pine streeA
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ed eorow; but competition oannet pluck from TO msnoYy
the tina hat ROOTS rooted
the most perfect things madc. Roots Csllsfy,
Brt advay.
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,aS1 " sfss sf'iss 1VstPeOsss-1n ~ WISs
improvements lately made Of Sitting the heat
we'll IS their general consruc tou have rendered thes
Articles che only perfect heads q hair in tho world WI
way, MP otals.
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Theatrical mud Musical

ASTON Place OrTRA HotsE.-Thc beautiful opera Of
NorBa Is the piece selected for this evenings enter
taipneDt. The cast is excellent
BowEHy THEATRE The splendid opera Of Paul Cliff
commence the entertainments and the " Slsjgs Ham,
meT and the Cattle stealers" conclude the amuse
merits
BRoApwsY THrATRr.---" Paul clifford" which has
been produced ~ Mr. Collins, in all its original spendor
commences the performances, and they will conclude
WltE The Two Bonnycastles.h Nearly all MSrshall's
exec lent company appear in both pieces.
N,rLo's orErA-The Artists Union presents fine en-
tertainnert for this evening Ike selected is
Don Giovanni with Boso De Vries Badal and Lori.
nj in tie principal characters.
BuRToS's THEATRE This snug establishment con-
inues In the uninterrupted The
Performances for this evening consist the comedy OF
. hett End and the :" Old COMMODORE
NATioyAL THEArRE Booth, the great tragedian APP
pears this evening in his great character OF Sir Giles
0ve,r ech ia the play Of New Way to pay OH Debts
The eonciudirg pisces IRE the Wdow's Victim and
the N arhle Maidenn
B.ENuM's MUSEUM The excellent coms'y Of San
that Gert ia not Gold IL to be represented this
pular place this afternoon and the moral dram Of THE
Bottle ara farce Ct Crimson CrInesn will be given in
tie evening.
GowERy CiRcus-This beautiful equestrian estab-
Eminent continues to be well attended The programme
tor night comprises the Pory Racesu the pleasing
and sstorishing acts of the Nathan Family, and Mr.
Scnds and his talented pupil
CHfisIY's MtSsrRrLs The entertainment provided
hy this undoubtedly talented company for to night l.,
- attractive a. he bes. Ct bsnds can make it.
FrILows' MIvsTRrLs-This excellent band OF negro
performers advertise afternoon and evening enter
tainmeDt for to-day. The programme is excellent.
PRor Avnrnsov -This distinguished ma cisn coati-
cofEiss many Of his bert feats. Remember the
drum night
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tend his funeral this day ct IL O'Clock noon ct the VIII.
iiamsburg ferry fsot OF Grand street. New York. where
coaches will be in waiting.
On February 2, Mrs. KEEoAN, wife OF Oven Keegan,
and sister OF John Thomas and Ellen Dawson.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her fu
neral this afternoon ct O'Clock from the foot OF Court
street, Penny Bridge, South Brooklyn
On Monday, February q THOMAS WILLIAMS in the 5Ith
year OF his age.
The relations and friends respectfully invited to at
his funeral this day at II O'Clock noon, from No
Bridge street, without further invitation.
On Tuesday evening February 3, at SO Gold street.
Mrs SARAH MoRRIs aged ~ years.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon, ct
O'Clock
On Tuesday morning February 8, q. NJ HkopAv, aged
68 years.
His friends and relatives, and the officers and mem
hers Of the Veteran Corps OF l82l34 respectfully
invited to attend his funeral ths morning. at O'Clock
from his late residence 81 South Second street Williams,
burg.