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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscErr orrIcs, -
Friday Morning, July %. 1852
COTTON-Therc was but little offering yesterday, and
the sales limited $50 bales at irregular prices
We yet quote: 49,. --E
NEW oRLRAns CT. AssrrIcArIor.
Inferior. .5Xf0ek Midding Fair .n@-,
1 M,ds,,nyy ssXSs rand Fair noina
Good Mfadiins axSio1 Good and nominal
Cotton l,alss: Tobacco, hhds
Stock hand Sept. j, 1851; 2as71
Received s siass S05 5s1-s1as
Exported to date .14la7ls i'4A'''is r1ss 10'l'o
yesterday.... 43o7-1,41s1l2 0oo-77.l5s
Stock on hand not cleared. ..........9 .002 N057
ToBAoCo-we heard of about 300 hhds Sold including
A hds at 51 and 30 at Ok and $50 hhds at o. y h.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We noticed only retail
sales at previous rates. lot of 17o hlds cayed Cuba
Molasses sold on Wednesday, OF ~ y gallon.
FLOUR-Market dull and sales limited to few lots
including 90 Ohio at SO IS, 100 St. Louis at 81 CO. and
800 bbs Sour at 80 05 for Musty and So 30 Dbl for
Fine.
GRAINCorn in fair request but and prices
full The sales included $50 sacks Yellow in three lots
at 49, 2s Yellow and White at 53 and 200 White at 55&
bushel Oats 800 sacks st. Louis sold at 35 and Of
Bran 800 sacks at S5e p 100 h.
PKOv1sIONs-Wc noticed only retail transactions in
Pork at $40 80 p Dbl for Mess Bacon steady and
20 casks Ribbed Sides sold at 100 y h.. OF Lard small
lot of kegs brought 1870 y Ii.
ROPE-100 coils sold at 5x& cash.
HAY-still advancing with sales Of $50 bales Western
in two lots at $40 o. and 280 in several lots at SCI 00
$2l 90 u ton.
LARD OLA lot of about 90 bbs rancid sold at 81 4
y gallon.
WHISKY-Firrn, and noticed small sales at IL p
gallon for Rectifed.
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken for Liverpool at the ad-
vanced rates Of ga for Cotton and 3os D hid To-
bacco
EXCHANGES-The demand was fair at our quotations.
which slightly modified:
Francs .b17 1sfD5.22X
NswYork sixtyday Bills. gal y ct. dice
Ei yht Checks on NewYork. parGJ p Ct prem
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

r OFrrcE OF THE DAILY CREscEvr1
Friday Morning, July 3D. 1862 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
B sp Clas Chaoner, Thompson Liverpool, G6nsy Lowell
sss
ARRIVED. .-,,-rsa
Ship atlantic! WORTH as days from NswYork TO Woodruff &eo
odenbpg rt oldenrg Meke from Bordeaux Eth May
bark Victoria, Turner 80 days Hull Eng to master
shr Jenny Lind sgu sasy. AaaeAieol n..er-D4.n
.. Steamboats,.
FIR E Ss sa, Sfsi is Sss Il sS:
Tds.nmbiai Cable from St Louis '4'
ss he s Sm ,s And
oeHsa ss aa s a,a vs'e bark up 'AEs'
s.-,.u Beiow-Coming UP. i,
Ship Maine, from liverpool.
LgERrooI-rrs ship Charles ch"onsr 1isa bales cotton IS
LvERPooIper hark St George 1855 bales 1900
% ST Ss lsss . * s $ ss
cider and undries. ~ >
BoRpEATX.Pe erk odsnlstg Is IS Pes brandy s5sass
WI s wiz:
~,
a. vine ,e ep,ss IA MSssP Ri
? 5 & Z % ss q ssR :s. ~ a os.s.
rssss
sssS @
sand i lys order Gases wine a pipes % ODDS ''''a "'
NEW YoRK-Per sbp AtlAnic Assorted mdse
a E. a ssss s' 1921 bars ''''d ''' casks
seI Jenny Lind 80 *. a bales nlse.
%ss wS,s se s0''' 40 ' '''' Bros
| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
@sas
s' fsna D S W%F sisy Ms' . Is
9 Hp, I ss stone "a .,s do
Fsas. s. Fss d. I'D. R
Fos,sI
s s es 3. ssn Es Ss1 an
g hhds bacon Martin Owen aeo essk md Bridge Bro pkg
$50 Ghis
St ss, steamer Ta.sSn 200 Dbl. aoa5 9ysy Ma
NJ X sss 10 asai 81
sis sas s'ses
wf2H 6 Sssss sass Us e sass
10 81 e * ssi il
s.s,n s.s. a,s RSd assse
Pnoss so sss e k Is i DO s'os
Dc rsas ' hides a an
S1AfNS PORTPer White: % bales cotton Byn
&ce4 DO onions 50 bbs peaches bales rag
and sajdres to ordsr-Total, 20 bales cotton.
| CONSIGNEES.
Per ship Atlantic, NewYoh- Sizer-CT Buddccke
NJ Denn,nn-C Gottschak-J Woodruff do-Payne Harrison
Vose-Kemett DIX &co-Sone Il Wnlworth-M Greenwood
Ranett &ee-Prse Frost &eo-Dayis, Titus 3co
Morsonpnesey Biens Jarvis &co-J inrley-A Wright
eoB Nautre &coCark Moshy-L SehwArz-Iomes Bennett
CsrrellW Violet &no-WHtt DeSaulles-S
CusehsGoodrieh &coD Belisn-A Mcir,hur-S Robb
smswiney Green &soR B.rk Washington Femstsr.Luas
Paquisr AcoTurner, Wilson Williams &coPnrmee
sEo.i HealdsRobson Allen-A Whiting -Hoe Gayle &co
COB Brewer acoW jackson kco-H
Msriin Owen &coBrew1e Buchannan,
Mssauay-J Whitney &eo-U Polari &ccI Lam Aeo-A Iii
Boge, Foley & Aycry-Burows Q,pn-l,radlay
Hart &eoAib.rt 4 Micou-Rge Bro-Lyman &co,-H
HewiDndley d MELONS, o Nelson &eo-R Frazee-order
: PASSENGERS
> bark o,denbu'g Bodeaux-ls passenects
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
-.-.-- FROM LIHERPOOL.-r -

AMERICA, Orb. for SATURDAY, July TO-.
BALTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK "WEDNESDAY, a.
EUROPA, tBE) ..for NEW YORK, SATURDAY, IS ~.
tBr,l. ..fos BOSTON 49,, SATURDAY, a.
ATLANTIC, (Am.I tor NEW York. WEDNESDAY, 49,
AFRICA, Orr ,..for NEW FORE. SATURDAY, al
CANADA, tBr9 ..fos SToN...SATURDAY. August g.
PACIFIC, (Am) y.s,for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, !" II.
ASIA, tBr). ~. .os NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IA.
AMERICA, tBr). for BOSTON. .....sATuRDAY, 81.
ARCTIC, tAm.)... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - rs.
EUROPA, (Br). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 80.
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
for NEwYoRK WEDNESDAY, July 4.
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ANrIpATHY TO METALs.--'t will be hard for
the gold and silver grabbers who abound at this
day to realize the sensations of a man who not
long since resided in Western New York. He
had an antipathy to all metallic substances,
from child upward, which nothing could over
come. He could handle no iron or steel tools, Or
other implements, nor eat with common knife
or fork, or spoon, but had to use wooden ones
A pin stuck in his clothes, by way of experiment,
when boy at school, would always disturb his
nervous system, and throw him into fdgets |;
while the touch Of metals Of any kind, purposely
or accidentally BROUGHT contact with his flesh,
would make him leap as from the touch Of o Vi
per. When specie was to be paid out or re-
ceived in any Of his trades, he always employed
q purser ; and when he had been to market with
q, load Of produce, and unexpectedly received
hard money in payment, he was known, instead
f letting the money be deposited in a bag in a
orner Of the sleigh or wagon, to hire man
o carry it in separate Vehicle, or on horse
back, who, though required to be in sight, was
always made to keep at a respectable distance.
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4 NREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, MISS

4 NREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss xssssh
w popular Summer generally talA
Throughout the Southern county, under tho
ment ELIZABETH PFADAT and her JOHN b. PRADAT
mile distant from the village Biloxi wlbe opened
on 5 June for the reception Of visors.
GREEN too well known Y need 81 extended nees
lreasirg The natural
receiving flows
The oli have impress favonby the visitors from
NexOreans, Mobile and the surrounding country. .
made improvements
and additions The BAR BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
SAIL BOATS viii be at MI times ut the
vice the yssors, free Of chascaso CLARET at Dinner
CARRIAGES HORSES be procured at any moment
In addition BRASS BAND Of New0ieans engaged
md BALL may he expected twice every week,
Visitors the GREEN OAKS requested TO no
y the Captains Steamers who will land them at the wharf
| he Hotel. u,,,,,,--
Per Week.
| w
\ ENr Children and S-rvnna half prtrs. NV an
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

KEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,
JEFFERSON Cry, I
Thursday Evening, July %, 1852
Arrived IT'S head of Western Cattle II Sheep The
supply Texas Cattle and other stock but moderate
BEEF CATTLE (Pine Westerly p lb net
(Lake and Texas) .......-3 041ac y Is net
cHEEP " J5fD$3 gu " head
mich Cows. .$25i0s50 p head
CALVES AnD YEARLIuss. 500f8 90 p head
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SLAVES.

flames WHITE, No. 1853 Grayier street, New
ID Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES
Sell and all Slaves cnnsirued 70 him. fell
TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will 4
given by ms for the delivery Of BETSEY, dark IN
w2sD thirty years ole, speaks French and Englsh 0
who left house Thursday morning last She niddng
rather has white spots Of her cheeks She
tom rly owned by Mr.. II. Addick. -
jena Il H A. HoFFMEYER, 40 Bourbon street. :
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DAILY CRESCENT.
N EW ORLE A N s +:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 90. 1852.
BEN BOLTS REPLY; OR. All! YES, REMEMBER.

All yes, I remember that name with delight,
Sweet Alice so cherished and dear ~
seek her lone grave in the pale hour OF night, e.
And moisten the turf with a tear
And there when the heart is o'crburdened with WOES
wander and muse oil alone,
And long for tho time when my head shall repose
Where {. sweet Alice lies under the stone"
roam through the wood where joyous we strayed,
And reclinc on the green sunny hill
All things as bright In that beautiful glade.
But my heart is all lonely and chill
The hand that so fondly pressed then in mine
And the lips that were melting with love,
Are cold in the grave, and I'm left to repine
Till meet with sweet Alice above -a----
All /. we'll I remember the school-housc and brook.
" And the master SO kind and SO true,
The wild blooming flowers in the cool shady nook
30 fragrant with incense and dew.
But weep not for thee, though dear to my heart
Nor the friends who have left us alone
The bosom will heave, and the tear-drops will start,
For sweet Alice lies under the stone"
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[IoLLYwooD HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of IA IA

HOLLYWOOD HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of an
Mobile Bay, FREEMAN SMITH, Propretors EA
sstaoshment tavorah known for Its beautiful scenery
elevated airy location it's fine Wallis shady groves pend shower
bs at water bathing sandy bon excellent oade
running directions, with the entire aeseLee Of
Southern country The fact Of Its bang been crowded
months from the good
evidence Of ita being the right sort Of place a, ~,
The sl half applicants from tho city Of New
alp could accommodated.
Nany been made during the past winter
two hundred and
orty PERSONS BILLIARD SALOON will b. added = the other
Several more SLEEPlNG APARTMENTS nave oeen
erected. -
The prepuo will be untrn in their efforts please There is
now with Aooe AMI shortly new
will be the route and make several day.
~ -, - WILLARD FREEMAN,
- JAMES d. SMITH. ~
Hollywood Baldwin county, Ala, May a. 1851 ms1 suA
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An IasH LErrEnThe following is going the rounds of
the newspapers purporting have been written by
irshman to his son at school There be question
hut it is genuinenone but Irishman could have writ
ten it.
well By the bearer ! send you my old brown
coat-get made out OF it. Your mother une-
known to me- sends you five pounds hope you will not
spend them fooishiy ifyou do, Just tell you that
silly and remain your aectiohate father
p.s Your sister Sally wanted me to tell you to send
her shell comb but forgot it this time and the letter
is already started, will mention 1t in my next
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

DOARDING-As small family, OF few single
gentlemen with Board md pleasant
applying aronee few
DAY BOARDERS be accommodated also. jyalS m
DOARDING-Several Families can obtain
Bourd Gentlemen, by applying No 9Si Ra
son,forinble rooma iy
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From Littell's Living Age we learn that the
demand for Uncle Toms Cabin continues undated The
900 volumes within little over two months It has
taken 5000 reams of paper weighing 40 pounds to the
ream-soooo pounds of paper three or four of Adams
stopping only on Sundays From 125 to 200 bookbinder
have been constantly at work in binding. Weight Of
books when bound about 10000 pounds, or So tons.
Now, while l think on it, I didn't steal them
heggs at ALL said Jenny Twtcher who had been caught
in the act Of stealing eggs Didn't steal e % ejacu-
lated the thief taker .,No, didn't steal em why,
you with my own eyes, and bring half dozen
witnesses who will swear they saw you steal em' Veil.
can bring two dozen witnesses that didn't sec steal
eRn
A lady, the wife of one of the Goldfish aristoc-
racy of ueghboring city dispensing with the
vices Of faithful servant girl gave her the following
rsfoMme idaton: Madam Suky Day lived with me won
er an rem mnths cooking washin and cicenn and is
useful ad of body she Is vary onst newer her
ii ECKER she don't have bows courtin' in the
kitchen arter nine clock
'sWho was the first free-school master -
asked gifted friend of the otr day with admirable
gravity. We mentally through our whole range Of
knowledge biographical historical and statistical in vain
then gave up The Serpent; for did he not tell our
great ancestress to take knowledge from the tree cio
paying for It." g.. Il
At Lawrenceburgh, on the Ohio, while the
steamer having on board Mr. remains stopped the
midst of peting rain AT another town known as Ri
sing SUM- there grouped together 200 ladies'
one of whom was dressed in the deepest mourning
attended by the rest dressed in white with armets of
black ribbon.
BY the records of the Kentucky Court of APP
peas Henry Clay admitted to practice in that court
october 4, i7ps-amost fty-three years ago. He had
commenced practice in the Circuit Court or two
years before and was at his DEATH the oldest member
Of the Kentucky bar Judge Bbb, who is probably the
Oldest admitted to the bar of the Court Of APP
peals in 1900.
The Hon. Lewis D Campbell, an Ohio whig,
who buted the nomination Of General Taylor lately
by the Network Post among the wing Congress-
who bolt the nomination of Gen Scott but in letter
to the Tribune he declines the position and places him
self unequvocally among the active working supporters
of Gen. Scott.
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MAGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss.--fsssA
and patrons and Inc pubic generally, this Hotel
open the reception This house not in pn
locality hotel the coast The
BALL ROOM dimensions similar room IL Biloxi anu ia
adapted BALLS PARTIES and public gHtheng geneT
ally which will be let reasonable terms IN addition
the ball ROOM prepared for at esst h
than in previous seasons. 81, "a, 4,
will be her eon ut to provide amply with tho
bes,th TIN neighhoring markets afford.
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES adjacent the Hotel for the
convenience Of Boarders.
lhe BAR is supplied with choice Liquors.
ICECREAM SALOON also adonR the Hotel
A LIVERY STABLE is attached to the HOTEL
PLEASURE BOATS kept in readiness at all timea.
liberal patronage heretofore extended to he's
respectfully requests be her effort ashnse Of pub
lie favor. ..r. N,
Visitors the Wharf the Hotel they notify the
Captain of the Wishes Box May 1854 Sun
tF- No charge fur
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GAM'S OYSTER SALOON ~ ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which Is on lAsN1A
superior other establishment the H
xind in the South, Just opened at .-.
iel ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known SAM" has been connected with ihs
in this for the last nine having with
oicpaty TIL his DEATH and has continued at the
With nhexbe deter
ulna,iyn the with the best his line ssm
ha expended fitting the SALOON and p'ovdng Y gAR
well known r their qualities employed including
the very LADER will always supplied with the
CHOICEST FISH GAME; the OYSTERS SERVED OBJ
Short trouble
Saloon worthy the Of this
an ;udsious Community mhis II
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.I1Mps .nd RArHINa APPARATUS, a

TEMENT-300O bbls. Newark and Rosendale
JOHN HAYMAN & CO., IS Magazine street.
II Agents the Rosendae Cement Company
N - my3,
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FURNITURE, ETC.

GTILL THEY COME "A new arrival of Res
segieues Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES which
daily being ali who study comfort and
bed coapaethat econOnyi They be
rolled small aud to handle and
satisfaction all heD which
they the most comfortable Mattress now in use. -
celebrated Mattresses and for sale during all
busineas hours at j. M WEfhouIH'S
Room, st. Charles street. doorfrom Poydas
mis-
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LIyERrooI-Psr ship Charles Chnloner: cotton
bbls flour.
BARcELoNAper sp Mozart: cotton slaves
LFERPooIPer hark St George 1855 bales
ST MARRSPer hr Tallahassee bbs whisky,
do pork hhs rs calls S. casks bacon boxes bb
cider and sundres ~ -
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M ISSISSIPPI SPRINGS.-The under 81
ly signed the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS fESH
term Of The establishment is undergoing thorough
the lot May They have also secured the services q Capt
GLATHRAY the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord Ne will be spared to
desirable The virtues of the Waters
well known comment. =
SPRINGS Kinds county Miss miles West
jackson, South Clinton, and half miles East
Raymond, and two and half North Of Cooper's Well.
HACKS readiness to the Sprngstro
the Railroad pepos at Jackson, Clinton and Raymond.
RATES OF BOARD PER MONTH ca
10 90
90
mhlI W.T. SANFORD h WILSON.
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HOT EL.-The sub a
scribe having Hotel will the MI
the 10Th Having large and aTy Rooms he viii be able ~ NC
snuoae comfortable As 1t is hts intetion
keen b table supplied the hopesso
neet fair share Of patronage. The for Board
s9
es Mses 10 le io, ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS
ROOM will be supplied with the best Of 9uo,s
j. EAHGKANE hctAis
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DILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss.-The pub ksSa
H lie respectfully informed that this will
NIXON June Attached to tie hoass vii Snda
TABLE will always b supplied with the delicaeies Of tn. Sea
and the Newoas Market The house by large
offering eye well giving dense shade even
families than other house the account Of
ts liberal deduction will be made tofamilies. nyls 8m
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Merchants Insurance Company Of New
Home Mutual Insurance Company

NEW - -
~ With capital esIoo prepared reesivs
~ FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
nj the odce 6f The Company Nc. 90 9RAVEh STREET.
neuring wish interested It's
hsnrs with The
saningr Of the Tuee
sslnhed purely mutual Of
and he Trustee. believe this subscription AYs
portfolio aaliamss.
wiahng 70 make Insurance with T. .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-28
NEW
s PRING G. @ Cd s

THE subscriber has Just received and opened al
l. his old stand in Glasgow, large and ele-
giant assortment of Spring and Summer Goods on
the newest styles and most beautiful patterns. II
his stock will be found in great variety, comprising
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Silks, Bazarnes, 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
BoNNETs,
OF the very latest fashion, among them stve that
is entirely new. never before offered here.
My stock of Ladies' goods of all
kinds, is extensive. and
worthy the at
tention of those who are DESTROYS of purchasing.
ron GENTLEMEN, I HAVE ON HAND
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Vestings, Ermanette and general assortment of
Summer goods for Goats, Pants, sc.
HAVE A FINE
Assortment of Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes. Brown
and Beached Domestics, Hardware, Cutlery,
Carpenters tools, Queensware, Glassware, Iron
mountain Nails, Cotton Yarn, log and trace chains,
Umbrellas, Parasols, &c.
| 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 uudersold by any house in the upper
that none who favor me with their
custom shall lose thereby.
S[y57I wish TO barter for almost all kinds of
country produce for which the highest price will
be given. F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, april 90, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-28
Ed W A R D NJ { A o.,
importer, Manufacturer and Dealer

50 Main, corner Of Pine ST., St. Louis.
r S now receiving, direct from Europe and eass.
| ern manufacturers, very large assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES of every de-
scripton. Also, Gold ear rings, breast pins,
bracelets finger rings, cuf-pins ladies' gold chaina
locke.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
lery. scissors, razors, razor strops, &c.
Musical instruments-Vio lins, guitars, clarionets,
flutes. accordeons, violin and guitar strings.
Silver ware of my own manufacture, warranted
cold standard.
Also, large assortment of California arms, Sc,
double and single barrel guns, rifles and yaugerss,
Colts and Aliens revolvers cast steel rifle and belt
pistols. G.. d. and water proof percussion caps,
powder horns, shot bags goggles, spy glasses peck
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 l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-28
The Wrongs of Women.

To ask for money is one of them--very
annoying, very inconvenient, and sometimes
positively distressing.
To insist OH knowing where we spend
OUR leisure, especially TO ask member of
our Club whether we were there on par
ticular night, when we have already asSur-
ed them of the fact.
To be sure TO wake and look at their
watch on our return from every committee
meeting.
To ask orr counsel on points of difficulty
pertain ng purely to the kitchen or tie nur-
sery.
To have cold dinners when hot ones are
SO much better for our spirits.
To make such terrible row. if we hap
pen TO wipe our pen on the old linen gibets
that are always around, and Which they
generally prove to be their best handker-
chiefs or collars in a half manufactured
state.
To leave their necl-ribbons, lace UNDER
sleeves, &C., on our book shelves--(a uni
al M tt @" com )lGin'.)
To have such taste for music, that they
must hear Sontag, Alboni and every other
celebrity, whose tickets sell for dollar, or
over.
To dress so cxtravaganty-some OF them
take nearly half as much for dresses as we
do for ours, which is obviously wrong, con-
sidering that broadcoth is SO dear, and that
we have TO dress every day to be respec-
table; while they can so easily be ''not at
home" in case of call, if they are not
dressed.
These are few oPthe wrongs of women.
Can they not be redressed Why not call a
Convention.