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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
GENTLENEN'S WEAR.

bE.N Lf-hLN y " Ian
TLOTHS. different coors and prices; Boots and
~ Shoes, Hats, Caps. &C.. together with one Of
the largest and best stocks o.
READl-MADE CLOTHING,
Ever brought 10 this market, which viii be sold
cheaper than ever. They are made Of the best
materials, and in fashionable and durable style
GREENABAUM 4 BARTH
Fayettc. Nav II.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
and EailKing EECusc.
GLASGOW. MISSOURI
LAND WARRANTS.

BUYING RATES. SELLING PATE-.
100 Acres, St3@.oo lc9 Acres, $1as,0o
80 $500 81 7lun
40 :. $500 ~ " 37Ur
C1y'Au Warrant, sold ~ us VIII b, fully guar
Gnlcrd, il writing.
WESTON +. BIRCH & son.
Glasgow, April Is, is52.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
fgUNTsEI5.I.T 1gOVEI-.

W. Nj. CAMERON : co , raormLToEe.
TINE above establishment has been tacrpugaiy
L oyerhaUlrd. rt-.UIrsioj and rc-paln,rI. ana
j. now prepared 10 ACCOMMODATE Inc travelling putt;
lie in uanuer thai VA! Prove entirely satisfactory
anu al reasonable price,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
HATS & (ARa.

GENTS. Fash .ala5le llots. BOYS and mcus'
II light fur and wool hats. Panama, chip and
Le-aon has, great vG.ic.y Of : .l's, fer .~le by
April - y. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
BFsITTANNIA WARE!
GROCERIES!
EDGE TOOLS!

HAND axes. choppng axes, broad axc'. Sim
IL nous hatcheis, draw knives. Cooper's draw
knives, adze, auglrs, chses, hand adza. &C.. for
sale by April 20 d. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
Gents. Furnishing Goods,

GLOVES. Socks. fne shirts. Co.'a,e, Linen
N AID shifting. Gents silk hose for sal. b.
April % D. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
Roots s. SiiofG.

: SPLENDID assortment Of Ladies Shoes If
y tic latest style, extra i.ne Coos and Patent
leather CATER 5Uc,;.
apr, - y. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
SEEDS sc.
T WILL furnish to order. at St. Louis retail
l. prices and transportation:
Emery & Co.'S. and Whcelcr's Horse Powers,
Threshing Machines, Seperators, sc.
Chain Pumps, Wheelbarrows, Bark grinders,
Eagle ploughs, Seed drills Ok yokes,
Churns, Grlnd-Stones, Sausage cutters,
Corn shelters, Straw cutters, Subsoil ploughs
Corn & cob mills, Fo!d'g harrows, Cultvators,
Rollers, Dog powers, Horse rakes,
Sausage suffers, Wheat fans, Clover.
Timothy, Blue grass, Orchard grass,
Millet seeds, SC. &c.
q The above tools and implements are of the
be- manufacture, with all the late improvements.
C1757 ORDERs respectfully solicited.
l.. II. DENNIS.
Old Franklin 1ulv IL. 1S1o-Jir.
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Carpenters f. Cabinet Tools.
E.GTEgIEst!

Large stock and full assortment for sale ~
\ April 20 D. BRONSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

:. SALE 70 An AMERICAN on TEE PRINCE or
CAEiN0s NusEUM.--A letter from Rome dated
April ., says This morning the packing up of the
prnce Of Canjno's valuable museum, Of natural his
,,ory, library. and works Of ar. commenced, on be-
nan O. TIE american gentleman who is now become
proprietor OF them, according to the terms of his
agreement with the Prince. Many different reports
are current respecting the nature Of these terms but
accordance With legal formaiitics. rs tie pro-
cecdings arc carried on under the authorization
o. the american Charge dAfaires, and are
duly registered by notary public. Gambling
transactiore, and money advanced TO him in Paris.
are sadto be the prncos reasons for giving up his
property 70 citizen Of tho Western hemisphere.
coupled with bic own inability TO redeem the pledge
within the allotted period but lao has reserved the
right ofrepurohasng the whole at fixed price. if he
Is ready with abe money by q certain time. Tie
museum, library, and pictures win be pacLed ur and
sent Off by Mr.. Hooker. tho American banker: ard
sgnor 5ortor the citsto9s Of tho English Protestant
chapel, viii act az oyergeer to the Yorkmeu I, IL
calculated that Tho property viii amouut to atont
three hundred packages.
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Mrs. II. Cakes Smith is lecturing in the Western
cities The Cleveland Herald, Of the list inst !,
noticing her, says-I.ast evening We had the plea
sure OF listening TO lecture Manhood, in tho
Empire Hall, from this gifted woman. The lecture
would have reflected credit upon Emerson or Stiles
1t was chastc and elegant production from u
woman who knows how to use the pen. 1t was full
of Iure thoughts, and elevatng, ennobling senti-
ments. Her portraits of tho massive Cromwell and
the gigantic Milton were beautifully and admirably
drawn. They would not themselves have asked for
better or more skilful artist The qualification Of
listening to two such sketches worth the price Of
dozen lectures and then such lecture Mrs.
Smith is beautiful woman. Her face is very Enc
her head intellectual, her eye fll and expressive
Of thought and feeling; her voice not strong, but
clear, distinct, and mcsmeric; her arms round and
full her hand exquistely beautiful and eloquent !;
and her form one that was cast in natures finest
mould.
We do not think her style of dress becoming II
was too low in the neck. Although it displayed q
bust that queen might envy, we do not think it the
dress for a popular audience. Some of our old
fashioned lady friends would scoli, if they should
see daughter thus dressed ut an evening party
While we acknowledge the ability of Mrs. Smith as
writer, as woYan of mind as an earnest and elo-
quent advocate o. her opinions and principles, we
think she would be far more beautiful and capti-
waiting in the quiet Of home, in the retirement Of
domestic life, training boys and girls to become
noble men and women, than she is or ever can be,
as a public lecturer
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Dom cstlc nIlsggllanv.

MAN Shot AT LA SALLE, JLL.-A yome man
named Miller, watch on board the steamer Ava
lanche, was shot carly on wodne ylny morning, near
tho basin at La Sale, by Can't. Woodbury., of the
Kingston. under the following circumstances. IL
seems there had been some previous difficulty be-
tween the parties, and threats 20 shoot both sidcs
and on wednesday morning, shortly after the Avn
lanche had arrived, Capt. Woodbury. and Miller met
near The basin Miller Immediately drew M, and
told Capt. W. to "come OH ROW with his shooting
irons. The was ready for him sSc.; whereuron Can't
w. drew revolver and fired three times each shot
taking effect. Whether Miller had drawn n pistol
seems not TO have been settled, He was taken on
board the boat, very badly hurt but nc latest ao-
counts was mol dead, even considered homeless.
VIC believe. Capt W, has been held to bail for his
appearance at Court. --Dtepg, H., Free Tradfr,
1fay 22. "''
. DIA1l Gy HyDE0rH0BfA. On the 81 dav Of last
ralcD, usghcr aged cslit years, CT Tbomls Winch,
reslurg four miles west Of Cleveland WIS bitten by
do2 supposed to be mad Tho animal was immediately
sh"l The wound. which was laerciy scratch on the
forehead healed readily and The child manifested
sJmptoms Of disease until the 18th OF May. Up TO the
-tl oi May. she WIS restless, and somewhat foverish
On that Day DR.. Dodge calcd IN. lie at pro-
noune,d the symptoms bo.o conmon to the early stages
q ydrophobia Remedies epplied, but on the af
ttrnoou Of the day COMMISSIONS set In and the
worst fears entertained ~ tho termination Of the
Hr. Dodge was aghu summoned. lilo spent most
Of the night by the patient In the morning sn seemed
much relieved both Of tho span aud general nervous
but al about Of The .Ist the convuious re-
turned, and tho unhappy sufferer died about two O'Clock
IN the afternoon : Csreoad Pcindcoler, 25n list.
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i. Il. MEAGHERs FRIENDS IN BosToN--A very
large meeting Of the Irishmen of Boston was held
on Monday evening last in Emmot Hail. Kncoand street
Docor Dennis McGowan Of South Boston, occupied the
chair and Messrs John Clark and Martin Griffin acted
as Secretaries resolution passed constituting the
following gentlemen Committee Of Conference to CO.
operate with subcommittee from the various Irish So
cctes OF Boston and the neghborhood In making prcpa
ratens TO invite Thomas Francis Meagher to Boston
VIZ. Dr. ID. McGowan, South Boston Daniel Crowley
East Boston j. Ewes. Challe,own. and Mcssrs Dona-
ghoe, Kelley Dohcrty Murray and McIIugh of Boston
II was further resolved, That Thomas Darcy NcGee
accompanied by any gentleman no should think proper
proceed to New York the representative Of the meet.
ng, and TO learn from the usrious IrsIman at what
int II Will be most convenient for him to accent the
hospitality Of his csunrymeu IN 1ossonr We learn that
Mr McGec accompanied by Dr.. licGowan, T.. Higgins
LETT Goaton to wait upon Mr. hesghcryIos,e;l Tunes
;,1ls
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talents have the honor to be, with rrcat -
spect, your obedient servant,
J. II. HOBART HAws.
John Dimon, Esq, Chairman; o. Charlick, Es,.
Secretary.
FROM THE HON. THOs. J. RUsK.
WASHINGTON, May ID, 1852
DEAR Sfn-l have just received your note of the
18th inst, inviting me to a dinner to be given TO
George Law, Esq. at the Astor House. in New
York, on tho 10Th regret that it win not be in
my power 10 attend, III consequence Of my official
engagements here. am, sir, very respectfully
yours, Tnos. j. RUsK
Mr.. John Dimon, Chairman, Sc.
FROM THE HON. JOHN @. MATTER
ALBANY, May Is, 1852
1ENTLEMRN-I am in receipt of your favor, 70.
questing my presence at a dinner to be given in
your city, on Thursday next, to George Law, Esq.
s out lately, that enlightened nations have begun
70 honor practical efficient genius In honorlng
MT Law you but carry out this principle for he is
q hving exemplifcation Of what unassstcd energy
ana talent may accomplish in free land. Our in
stitutons-the very spirit of our glorious constitu.
tlon, as well as the nature of our country--fayor
the deyelopement OF individual enterprise. There
are no hereditary privileges-no titled arstocracy to
hedge in and destroy the pursuits Of industry;
there are no bounds TO the scope of labor, and Mr.
Law proves to us that there bounds to its sue
cess. To him are we greatly indebted as a State
TO him your foTishing metropolis owes no little Of
its wealth and its prosperity. Though compelled
to dine beyond hearing OF your greetings and your
toass, my heart responds to all things that are said
and done to honor those who benefit their country
With great respect, am yours truly,
JOHN c. MATTER.
To Jonn Dimon ESQ, Chairman, and Oliver
Charlick, Esq, Secretary Of Committee, Sc, New
York.
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srprcute Court.
oprClAL TERM.

'e ifiou by Hon. Judge Mitchell
Isti.e. ID. Pdge-IhA vas an action on not,s whore
judgment wne coofesod qnss own noo II neyc, oe.,roJ
to be taken In payment 81 antecedcrt leb wtbor ~
express agreement 10 that eject and \ probably
With such an AGREEMENT woa!G net be deemed re- wen
Of a dctt y higher nature, judgment The sycta
ton Therefore Issued On The I'm, aagua0nt ms,
bnt a. tho second Judgment psehety FOR the dci
the digeC;,one the execution snea upcp 10 rnue H.
,ssc3 thss tho Sheriff shan 30 ~Toc ecd &c levy a H
no more thar With the nr mt - ~ levied a. tie
execution. VII. SATISFY %. whole nominal amcwrt in me
Pceane SSs. ssion.
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rnon ). u. HOBART UAws.

WNSHTNJTUk, My q TSD2.
GCSTLMESYou polite invitation was received
only by me yesterday, having been absent at the
time Of its mailing. Tho compliment which has
been paid to Mr.. Law by thc citizens Of New York.
was cminently due 10 the high character and dis.
tinguishcd and noble enterprises Of that gentleman
and reflects great credit upon those who have thus
expressed their appreciation OF bis energy sli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

WASHINGTON, May Is, 1852,
SR-Wbile thank you for m invitation to the
dinner which the friends Of Mr.. Law propose to give
to him on Thursday, token Of their high appre-
citation Of his enterprise and services am com pellcd
to Decline in consequence Of the necessity of attend
ing to my duties here. But, though absont, unite
with you in those sentiments which promote this
tribute Of acknowledgement to enc who has done
honor to his country, by an enlarged spirit Of enter
prise ! am, SIR, respectfully, your. obedient scr
want, LEWIS CAss
JonN DIMos, Esq, Chairman 0. CHARLIox, ESQ.,,
SaeretarV.
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Lock llrrei!

The public and "Ihe rest of mankind" IRE here
by informed, that | have rebuilt NY establishment,
which was destroyed by fire, ond that still culry
on the
TANNING & SAnDL1NG BUSINESS
In New IIarrisburgh where muy be found at all
times splendid assortment of
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES
HARNESS.. BRIDLES,
WHIPS. DC DC.
Also n great variety of Boots a. shoots
! AIN determined to do cheap business and will
assure those who give me n call, that the articles
Off red them, are made OF the be stock and got
up in the most substantial and elegant manner.
good supply of
Leather
or all kinds always on hand.
Call and examine for yourselves, and am well
satise that you will 90 away iu " convinced tha,
the place To get BARGAINS is at " PER VS." in New
Harrisburgh
GcJ- Cash paid for Hides q tkIus ull The
time.
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
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scolrs TreasmeHt OF the Catholic Useii-
riOu in Mexico.

Ia honorable routrasI % the tyranny and H.
Gberali,y OF the New Hampshire Lncoi"cos.
among whom Franklin Pierce Is leader and
an oracle. is the magnsninous eouduc' Of SEQ"
10 The Catholic population Of conquered NeX''o'
Al the head Of viclorious army-havlng no-
solute power over the coInuy-baving Spanish
French and English examples In justly The
seizure Of Chareh pFoPeIy, spnd 'he eo'u au"
silver eqpipage employed by an enemy Ia 'hr
celebration OF worship; Scott. Ike a true man.
as he is. sheltered Ihe Mexican Catholic Church
under the shield OF tolerulion. guarded us prop
euy from violation, anl treated us forms With
respect
b. The General Order No. 9s7, issued from
the National Palace, he published the code ol
laws Tor the government Of the ciIy oi MeXcoi
partculsry addressed. however, 10 the Amerl-
cans. The 81 section Of the orders. embracing
,hp offences Tor " hlch our troops would be rig.
orously punished, was as follows:
ASSASSINATION, murder, poisoning. rape, or
the attempt 10 commit enheT malicious sab
bing OF manning; assault and battery, robbery
theft; the wanion desecra,on of churches ana
other religious e1ifces, and fixtures; the inter-
tup,ion of religious ceremonies. and the des'
Irlclion. except by order Of superior officer
Of public or priyase properly; are such Ohen'
ces."
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This splendid capi'aI-iIs churches uod re-
lgious worship; Is converts and inconsistencies
hs inhabitants and property, ore moreover
placed under the special safe guard OF The lal'h
and honor Of tho American army
Great as Warrior and great as States
man, Scott is made completely great as Man.
BY such magnunimiIy aud justice. How vast
the ,oleran, soldier looms alongside the repre-
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