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HUGUENoT SPRINGS.

~ The reader will - from the eosesusssut
Of DR.. Roys,er, that this establishment opens
:. a. fcr the season. We had occasion g
recnr 10 Il % often during the lsst season ms
~ feel j, almo.t Unnecessary r. do 90 during
this. Yet We cannot forbear saying, that II -
!. all vii. testify who have been to Il, one OF
,be most delightful summer retreats in oil the
land. The .ojourner has every thing around
him to make life agreeable. He has cool shade,
GOOD company, excellent fare, nice beds, we'll
aired rooms, clean sheets, and no mosquitoes.
He can drink the water il he see ct, or he can
let it alone. He canindulge in game Of nine
pins, backgammon or whist. or can get with a
social party in the shade, and while away the
time with agreeable Conversations can philan-
der the ladies il he feel disposed, or join the
dance in the ball room, or can lie on his back
in his own room, and read the last new novel,
'panion, male or female, as his choice may die
tate, or, in fine, he may do any thing he may
think proper, or thai be can think OF, except
bathe in the sea, climb up mountain, or play
billiards
The facilities for getting to the Springs render
the distance nothing. Ia three quarters Of an
hour you are whirled along in the splendid
Danville cars to Robiou's. and in one hour
more, YOU are set down at the Springs, all for
one dollar. For dollar and a half day, you
get fare of the best description, and lodging
which can be excelled 10 comfort Nowhere
The Springs were well patronised last year,
and we heard nobody express themselves 9TH
wise than pleased with their sojourn. They
present great inducements TO persons unable
from the situation OF their business, or for other
causes, to take longer trip. and to families.
The pure, invigoratng air of the Huguenot
has saved the life of many child, who would
have died, if confined, during the hot months
in town.
We hope our fellow-townsmen will think OF
all these things, and that the younger portion
of them will recollect that there is grand
dance every Saturday night, and lesser dances
every night in the week. Very pretty girls I've
beg pardon, we meant very handsome ladies,)
visit the Huguenot.
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H Keep your Blood Pare.-In order to
enjoy health during the approaching summer, we
would remind our readers that the lone thing
needful" is to keep the blood pure and in order to
accomplish this we know of no greater purifier of
the blood to recommend than the celebrated DIR.
HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture, which by its
wonderful cures has established for itself repu-
would respectfully call the attention of the afflicted
to another certificate of the strongest character
which may be found in another column of our pa.
per, and would also remind them that this medi-
cine is kept in our city by o. A. STRECKER, Main
Street, who is supplying the trade at propretor'f
prices. Call and get pamphlet gratis.
my &c
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NEVER DID FICTION PLAY SO
III WILD A PARTn-GILDEROY.t the Free

IS EvER DID EiCT1U UNpdv a. p ~
booter, q TIA of Heroic Dreds and Female Daring,
by the author OF the Brigand, the Gipsy Boy, En-
nestne de Lacy, or the Robbers Founding, &C, &c,
complete in / vol-price IS cent, illustrated
lev Novels, volume 2, containing Guy Mannering,
now ready-price So cents.
THE INGOLDSBY LEGENDS, by Rev r Bar
ham, No of Appleton's Library-50 cents
KATE PENROSE, by Miss Hubback-price %
cents
THE WEDDING DAY, by Alexander Dumas-
IS cents
THE RIFLE RANGERS, by Capt Mayne Reid
price so cents
LIVES OF THE FELONS-price IS cents.
Any book advertised by other booksellers can al
W avs be had at my counter.
New Books received every day. Weekly Papers,
Magazines, &c, for sale at
THOMAS H GRESHAM'S,
ie1 l09x Broad street.
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e The Office of the New York Her.
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, is at 1904
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
az l9 General Agent
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Cerroapon1once ofthe Dlspaschs
.s.zssssas fakwonnv Casolina Co, oeag So
DEAR Sin:--Annexed ID the result Of the
elections ID this county:
Cessmosceal6tss AtfeFnev-R. H. Cole
mar meioritv over Bsoaddus, 80.
Cfest II CiYcuit Cosrt. --Hugin's majofity
ovet Smith, 2lf. AZ
:. Clerk ef Cssnty Cosvt.-Pendleton's ma
joEity over Wright, 158.
Conmissioaer Of Resenue.-Seay's majority
over Murrv. 376-----~ u.
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GREGORY q MAUKl.
Successors to j. w. Maury & ca. NJ.
gers.
Office, No. 81, Main Street
sTATHAM'S LOTTERY OFFICE
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL.
(Chalk's old stand.)

Drawn Nos Patap.co, l55, May %:
80 SO 90 % 3 81 43 IA 81 4 70 10
For To.Day.-Bel Air g Capitals S20oOo
5000, 25O0 1899, 20 OF 750 20 OF 200 7S plumbers,
IA drawn Tickets IS.
Also Small Fry. Tickets 81
iel w. H. STATHAM
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a Let every one who has not yet used the eel
ebrated Arabian Liniment, 60 to the agent, and he
will furnish you with pamphlet, gratis. contain.
ing much valuable information with regard to the
treatment of cattle, &c; and It will also give you
certificates of cures performed by H. G. Farrells
Arabian Liniment, which have never been equalled
and which cures were effected after the failure
of the most scientific physicians. See advertise
ment. my19
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DIED.

Sd On Saturday morning. 18th May. FAnnIE
8. Richardson, aged IL months and IA days.
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49,. yon NEW YO1K.- safls NJ |
s $50 1 ciFf "a 81 hic ss's5s
3 b sissssil nssssr. Z nov rssdy for cargo. snd
=. MI Win please sssd down sAsir Insight ~
3 s. GERS arc requested 70 b On bo.rd 4 -
cssis passage, including meals. only.
steersse passage including meals. ............ s
i0' 1' ". B. coLourT, or
A. 8. LEE.
n. B-FreiRht taken through to Boston without
charge ORE shipping. je Ids
MORE NEW BONNETs AtN
kc.-Just received, per Roanoke, ID ~
dies and Misses Bonuets, of the new. ~
eSest styles; also, Ribbons. Flowers
huted Innings, Straw, Swiss and Lace. Those fhat
are wanting can now be 'ap rms s :,
Fashionable Millinery Establishment
No 225 Broad street
n B.-Dress Goods selling off at very reduced
prices, je1
OLUE LICK sULPHUR WATER
ID From the Blue Lick Springs, KENTUCKY SARA
tops Congress Spring Water from Saratoga, New
York,-The great value of the Blue Lick Water a.
remedial sgent in bilious and dyspeptic affections
and other diseases incident to the warm mon.ns OF
summer has been fully established since Its intro
duction in this city by us some Eve years since.
The Saratoga Water Is well known, and stands
deservedIy high as q remedy. Our supplies of these
waters being obtained direct from the springs, ana
at short intervals enables US to oner them az al
times in great perfection.
E During the summer We keep these Waters
pleasantly cooled with ice.
II We are the Sole Agents for the Blue LICK
Water PURCELL, LADD CO,
iel Druggists, go Main street.
CHIPS POENIS.--The Progress OF Free
y dom and other Poems, by Barnard shipp-cioth,
80 cents.
Miller's Principles of Surgery, new edition,
much enlarged and improved.
cents -
Smolletts Roderick Random, illustrations by
CYuikshank-50 cents.
Hunting the Romantic, or the Adventures OF
Novel Reader, by Jules Sande au-50 cents.
Received this day and for sale by
iel@fs GEO. M. WEST g. BROTHER.
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!. MAssA g - o..yIc1.


zsss - xRANcE =. -
tsaecssssr1 g \. Msrris = = ssss,s
IT. 49, Bay Cspllsls: 375ooo soce
z. ~ - - 7snunbefs, Il drs~s ~,
q ai: = iAs Dsl.rI s.ser, --c.,a..,.. .sae :.
Drawn NJ. Grand cousoE,a.,.a -.
30 Is II IS IS 81 IS So b I. 80 49, ~
eI CIV. prRr ls
LAMBkR rs 0ETIT. $3.50.
lAsn street, under Exehasas
Drawn Nos. KENNEDY. Clss. ,o1 ~ ss
sas 80 - % ~ l6 81 s 50 Is as 10 Z en-
drawn Noe Delaware, Class IL Mss o 1e
~ 20 l6 s. IS "A Sc Ga sss
:, Whole 10 81 Sc, prize Of 1000 rs M
For Te.Day.-The Delaware s....
Class No. l3.Capitals: s2o,isJ, Of n d LSouery,
l,uO0, DC. IS numbers, IL arawn T,sv, Of
Also. One DolIar Lottery. ~
CLAKK,s OFFICE, I91I :,
Drawn Nos OF Delaware IL. Nav CO.
II 20 16 81 IS "a S "a &c "a
Quarter Ticket, "a IS 60, prize of s30oo
turned to the managers WV re-
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Il. Nav A..
81 63 ~ SO &c 81 % GO "a IS "a u
Whole Ticket, 70 Is 90, prze of 500 rr,ur,.a
sTRATTON's OFFICE.
Drawn Mes Delaware No 10, Nav %.
IL ~ 10 "a is "A 5 "a IS $50
Whole Nos ID IL "a, a prize Of s4oO sold ana
For Kentucky, No 2s csn. ann.
Also, Delaware No, Elk 10. Capital $4,000 IT,.
cts S5. AeA-
Drawn Nos Delaware No ID. M,vu.
81 60 70 SO Sc 81 % 60 "a IS "a %
leI STRATTog.
GREGOKY q MAURl.
Successors to J. w. Maary & Co.. MAJ.
Office, No. 81, Main Street
Scheme To-Day.-Cspita,s: SEQ lao. an,,,..
of 10000, OF l0OO 10 If 50J 90 of $50 90 81 ia
22s of 100, &c, &c, &c. IS numbers, IL drawn
-loHe.s -. jel
SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE
No. llS Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, OPPOSITE F,aa
ericksburg Depot
For To.Day.-Bel Air Class o. Can;,.l..
of $4,000, of 5000, OF $780, of 1883 % of 7sa
20 of 400, 90 of 200, 300 of 100 7e numbers ~ ,
IA drawn ballots. Tickets SIS, sharesin proportor
Also, Small Fry-Capitals: OF $500, no Of 500
IS numbers and l2 drawn ballots Tickets Al
my 24-lm SMITH.
sTATHAM'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand.)
Drawn Nos Patap.co l55, NAV %.
80 So 90 % 3 81 43 IA 81 4 70 10
For T0.Day.-Bel Air 2. Capitals: So0oO0
5000, $780, 1899, 90 OF $50, 20 OF zoo 7s pumbers
IA drawn Tickets IS.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
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SEABROOK e. REEVE, 175 BROAD street
lie lot

EY Mexican Mustang Linfmenf, I'm.
prOvement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for these is
the proving cause TO the great advancement now in
operation in the Medical world New light blazes
up and old praciises and old mixtures are discard
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle and drive out disease and assist
is so successful and why many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re-
commendit.
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- DBAY1BesC k La D1AT11
.Lf4ER PILIee--R eseArs1 fien. sheeA -
o q q s5s 1sck5vf3es 11&3 Ahs Apvtxg -
These Pills 30 confidently rcsOmnendss
hsying - ne virtuss q - wsssr' 49, 80 =
mcnf n ihe ' sscsmseh ma bos1sls. OF INT q
acfinn II the liver their fmedf419 eject uRQn rs
liver ~ iidney especially, enft4e them e pubs
confederation. II tbs pok1ent % usnous - .rs.
out the bile and expsa rom 70 An. Iss Vim IMMUNITY,
retrospective of weafher.) - there - -.
Them calculated to injure any one. AZ :.
diseases and eruptions OF the sk,n, on s.. 800
they are sarsssr sey sna are subject o
ss~an.;es Asfulency. &C.. &c. These Piis may lun
= X sfsi,1 - universal remedy, a. they are oe
eidedly the ben In uee for me cure o. Al
resulting from rrsS go ti hne the whole system
s ces ipyiaurafed and the patient to restored 70
nerfect health. They are carefully prepared ano
mt in vials of 100 at u each. liberal discount
win be made TO Drugglssssr; .vprs c,,nn,h;.n n.
tel Purcell, Laid & Co., Main street. 8 M .Zachris
son & CO., Druggists, Broad street, o. A. Strecker
Druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond James Cooke
e. Co., Fredericksburg; Rushton, Clarke Co.,
New York; Dyotf 4 Son, Philadelphia; E. L.
Stroecher q Co.. Macon, Ga; F.J.Sampson, Pow
hatan CT House N. T. Watkins, Halifax Court
House; G. II. Jones e. Co., Petersburg. w. H
Gilman. Washington, D. c.. Walter h. Middleton,
Farmville, Va; H. G. Archer, Dsnville; Coleman
Rogers, Druggists, Market street. Mortimer &
Mowbray, Baltimore;. and Druggists generally,
wholesale and retail. fe3
II Only 10 1.1 and rs cents for Bill.
fOus Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr-
gative Pill known.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTLBILIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, a.
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying off all bile and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail
road Pills" because they 60 ahead OF all other Pilli
in their good effect.
DR.. RosE's celebrated Family Pills for Indiges
great demand-price 25 cents, and for sale by Pur
cell, Lsdd & Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor e. Wood
A Bodeker, Bennett e. Beers, r. r. Duval, o. a
Strecker and ]. Blair. ja2l-u
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem

a MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem
IN bers of RICHMOND RANDOLPH
" 2LODGE, No. 10, are hereby summoned
w to meet at the Mason's Hall This tues
day. Afternoon, at O'Clock, to attend
the funeral of their deceased brother, ALEXAN.
DER LANGHORN, late of Clsrksve, Va. All
Master Masons in good standing respectfully in.
vited to attend. By order of the w. Master.
je1 JOHN LESTER Secretary
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(Aa RAL.-Of all the numerous medicine.
J." extant, (and some of them valuable for
cure of pulmonary complains, no.
IN thing has ever been found which coud
Acnm mare in its effects with this nranar.
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EW We are WOnderfnIly Mnde.-When
it i Known that each human being throws out
several pounds of the refuse of animal matter
every day through the pores of the skin, the con-
ditions under which these functions are placed
| become subjects for serious consideration. The
best articles suited to impart health and viger to
the whole outward system, are Boge's Hyperion
Fluid for the hair-ae beaiona, for removing tan
and eruptions of the n,-and Amoe for shaving.
This last is most delicious article, and leaves the
face as smooth piece of satin, and all of them
operate to purify the skin, and to protect against
| the influences of change in the climate. To be
| had of VIM Boge,277 Washington St.
For sale in Richmond by
SEABROOK e. REEVE, 175 BROAD street
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EOUND.-Yesterday morning. near the 2ne
l. Baptist Church, a Geld Bracelet.
lie l-2t
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~ In the late fire at San francisco, we notice
large quantity of Ayers Cherry Pectoral burned,
in the possession of one of the Druggists OF that
city. Gold will not control disease, and even in
that Ophir country they must provide this best OF
all remedies for colds coughs and affections of the
lungs. Indeed, we happen to know that it is an
almost indispensable companion of the muleteers
and miners, who are SO much and SO continually
exposed to the ever changing atmosphere of that
climate je l-3t
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~ The SUBSCRIBER viii sell bra.
6S vsteiy Horse and Dray, and License
p.ia ap to the LIST Of January 1853 Upon early an.
phcation bargain may be had
B. w. SEAL,
Corner Main and Poplar SITS, at Rockets
ia l-3t<
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m UNEY FOUND.-Found on our counter
IN this morning, parcel of Money, which th,
owner can get BY describing the same and payin,
for this advertisement
lie lit HART e. MOSES
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~ Dyspepsia and lnd1gestOn.-Ihese
great scourges of our people cannot be too well
understood. or the means of averting or curing
them too highly appreciated. The person who
discovers any means of cure or alienation, con-
fers benefit spon his fellows, and deserving Of
honor. This desirable consummarion has been
achieved, and not only may dyspepsia be cured, but
it may be prevented, by the use of of "Hoohand's
German Bi;ter's," prepared by DR.. c. M. jackson,
Philadelphia, which medicine is spoken of in terms
of the highest commentator by thousands who
have tested its efficacy 1t is perfectly innocuous
in its nature, and possesses the valuable property
of improving the health of the robust well as
restoring the health OF the sick. je 1-6t
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TO THE LADIES.-COLORED
- CATERS AT REDUCED PRICES
The subscriber is offering McCurdy's best colored
Gaiters at the reduced price of So per pair Amongst
the ass OF tment may be found all the fashionable CO.
ors McCurdys Caters, if is useless to say are of
the first quality P TINSLEY,
je 1-t No. 23S Broad street
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Rooms for the superior and splendid style OF Da-
taken by the elegant patent process
which is, no doubt the greatest Improvement ever
discovered in this most beautiful branch OF science
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press to be the most beautiful and life like portraits
taken in the country. Prices very low indeed for
a superior picture.
Rights for sale for any part of Virginia excepting
Norfolk and Richmond. MOULSONS
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
myll No. ITO Main street
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MRS. ABBOTT isprepared to &c
~ commodate members Of the Consenuoss
and other strangers visiting the city with large and
comfortable rooms, at her Boarding house on maan'
between 9Th and 9th streets. le1-@I
- Is. W. STAKE, ATfUkNEf
AT LAW AND NOTARY PubLiC.-
Practices in all the Courts of this city and tne coun
ties of Henrico and Hanover. Once, next 70 COZ
ner of 18th and Franklin streets. my .1-lm
- DIR. A. E. PETICOLAs 1ne -
81 his professional services to the pupbn s If.
Richmond and its environs When no. ~ Lee, n mr.
Zee DR. p. NAV be found at the Virginia House or
the Medical College. ,o.,, and nth
Office on Broad street, between 10Th ano a ILL.,
nearly opposite the City Hall. ~ 60
- HAYES X. SUTTON, NJ ia -
~ PUBLIC -Parucular attention pslo n se
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments r1
fee in the Law Building, klcnmono. ve -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

Mr.. CoRwIN's report shows that the to-
tai receipts Of the country from all sources
during the last fiscal year amounted to $52,-
3l2,979 81; to which must be added &c.
6O4,544 40, the balance in the Treasury on
the LIST July, 1850. The expenditures in
the same period were $48, 0O5, 1878 SO; leav-
ing balance in the Treasury on the LIST Of
July, 1851, OF $lO,9ll ,645 6S.
The receipts of the first quarter of the
current year have been $l5, 1861 ,5ll SO; and
il is estimated that the whole year will real
ize $5l 100000. This is exclusive of the
existing balance of $l0,9ll $40 SO. The
expenditures are calculated at $50, 1862 1902
81; leaving an estimated balance on the LIST
July next $ll ,458,743 90. It is estims-
ted that for the following year, ending Both
June, 1853, the aggregate means will a
mount to $63, 25s,743 o0, against an ex-
penditure of $40, 1892, 299 10. The latter
sum Of course is subject to an increase to the
ex tent of any appropriations which may be
made for this or the next fiscal year addi-
tional tothe estimates submitted with the re-
port.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
NEW SPRING GOODS.
GEORGE ID. LITTLE.

No. 1853, Main Street, I'd door below Washington
Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
TSNOW RECEIVING his Spring stock Of For
i eign and Domestic ETv Goods, which he is
prepared to offer for sale al sucn prices as cannot
fail TO please, and which he guarantees 70 cash and
prompt men as low as any other house ;"est OF me
Mountains. He invites Merchants visiting 81.
Louis to examine his stock and prices previous ic
purchasing elsewhere, which win be kept
FULL AND COMPLETE,
by the receipt Of Fresh Goods every week during
the season; and will embrace every variety usually
kept in 4 Dry Goods Jobbng House, among which
are Rich Dress Goods, Lawns, Bareges, Organ
dies, Tissues, Barage de LANES, Brocades, Grana-
diers, ChaIhbrays, Ginghams, Poplins Alpaca l. s..
tres, black and colored silks, sc. American, Eng
lish, French Chints and oil colored prints, Jack
onets, Cambrics, Book and Swiss Muslins, Laces,
Edgings, Bobnets. Gimps, Fringes, Trimmings,
Irish Linens, Lawns, Damask and Cotton table
cloths, Summer cottonadcs, Cloths, Cassimeres
Satinets, Tweeds, Ky. James, and Tailoring goods
of every kind, brown and bleached shrtings Drill
ings Hickories, Osnabugs, Tickings, of all quail
ties and prices, with large and complete assort-
ment of shelf Goods and small wares.
A. 5000 cases Ladies and Misses Florence
Straw, Lace and Fancy Bonnets; Mems and Boys
Leghorn and Palm leaf Hats, together with superb
assortment of French Flowers, Ribbons, Silk para
soils, Millinary goods all of which will be sold al
the lowest rates for cash or approved paper
1853, Main ST., St. Louis
ST. Louis, Feb. II, lS52-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
Pacific Rail Road.

We make the following extract from an
article in the St. Louis hteligencer:
"Thc finances OF the company are in a
sound condition, and their present means
sufficient to take the road more than half
way across the State. The first forty miles
it is intended shall be opened the present
year, so that the Presidents promise to the
Legislature, that the members from the
eastern part of the State should, at their next
session, be carried part Of the way from
St. Louis to Jefferson in the cars of the Pa
cific Railroad, is likely to be fulfilled. The
company will be in position to take any
one of four routes TO the western frontier
from the end of the first division. They
may cross the Missouri into St. Charles
and Warren counties; they may follow the
south side of the Missouri as far as Jelfer-
son City; they may take what is called the
Union ridge route; or they may take a
southwestern route. In the choice Of one
Of these routes, we presume the company
Will look to the permanent welfare Of their
roads
Last week we published the proceedings
of meeting of the citizens of Charlton
county, showing that they were awake to
the importance of the subject; and deter
mined to do their part towards securing the
location Of the road on this side of the river
We doubt not every county, from St. Charles
to the Western boundary, will take hold Of
the subject with the same alacrity. How
ard, we are sure will, and it would be well
perhaps, for the different counties interest.
ed to follow the example Of Charlton, SC
that the President and Directors of the Com.
Tpany might see the state of public opinion
on the subject.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

IL His Excellency, Gov. King, passed
up the river last Friday on the Highland
Mary. We suppose he is going up to look
into the state of affairs in his Congressional
District. We observe the Savannah ( Mo.
Sentinel, speaking authoritatively, says that
under no circumstances will Gov. King
abandon the position he has assumed in re-
lation to the Reunion of the Democratic
party. Opposition, it says, from any quar-
ter, will have no effect upon him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
Whig Meeting in Livingston.

The Wings of Livingston county held a
meeting on the I'd inst, E. b. NAPLES pre-
siding, and H. B. Nisbett acting as Secre-
tary. They adopted compromise resolu-
tions making an approval of the Compro-
mise "test of political orthodoxy" Fill
more for President, Watkins for Governor
and w. II. Woodson for Lieut.. Governor;
and declared in favor of Boonville for hold.
ing the Convention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

CALIFoRHrANs-SMALL Pox.-We find
the following in the BrunsDicker of last Sat-
urday:
"Mr. Charles Gillian and several other
persons landed here on Sunday, from Cali
fornia on the Ell Paso. Among them was
Judge Bower, of Linn county, who is now
lying, very sick some distance from town
with the Small Pox. There has been no
exposure here-but this loathsome disease
is starting up every where over the country,
and every physician should get fresh vac
cine matter, and urge vaccination on all the
peoplei in his neighborhood."