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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-10
.i-dtESt
Samuel Patrick, Louisa Woods and William
Woods. defendants

woods. defendants.
NTOW at this day come the plaintiffs aforesaid,
~ and it appearing to the Court that the defend
ants have not been SUMMONED according to the
statute in Such case made and provided, it is or
dCred that alias WritS of summons Issue " the said
Louisa and Wm. Woods. the minor defendants
aforesaid; and that publication be made in some
newspaper printed in this State for eight weeks
successfully, the last insertion 10 be az least four
weeks before the first day of the next term of this
court notifying the said Samuel Patrick, defend
ant. that the said plaintiffs have filed their petition
inrthe office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Howard county against him and others. the object
and general nature Of said petition being 10 pro-
cure decree of the Howard Circuit Court con-
firmEg the plaintiffs fee simple title 10 certain
lot in the City of Glasgow. Howard county. Mis-
souri,, known as lot No. - in block No. 10, said
lot having been conveyed by mistake in descrip-
ton by the said Samuel Patrick as Lot No. i.
Block No, 10, to Charles c. P. Hill, as Trustee,
&C.. and by said Hill conveyed to John II. EStill,
4. W. Roper, and Adam c. Woods, and the said
Woods. EStill and Roper conveyed the said lot to
Samuel I. Montague the same mistake occurring
as 10 the description in all the conveyances;-and
requiring him, the said Samuel Patrick. TO appear
at the next term of the said Court. to be begun
and held al the town of Fayette on the first Mon
day in June next and within the first five days d.
said term, and file his demurrer or answer 10 the
petition of the plaintiffs, or the same will be taken
as confessed against him, and this is contin-
ued. 4 true COpy-atcst:
ANDREW COOPER, CLERK.
March S-S,r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-10
EASTERN EXCHSyhE

LNOR sale at par Western currency Of SO and
J. over, received at one fourth Of one per cent
discount Small notes can be exchanged, al par.
by merchants in the city. Southern money a.
heretofore. WESTONF. BIRCH y SON.
Glasgow. January 10. 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-10
GREAT MISTAKES

Are sometimes made by persons who suppose that
all Liniments are equally beneficial. The objects
and purposes of the common liniments and rene
dies are simply to give temporary relief, NOT TO
CURE; but McLean's Volcdnic Oil Imminent is safe
and certain in its effects, aways producing speedy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


James PIPES. guardian io Hamilton /
II. Hunt. Martha F. Hunt. Mar
garet E.HUnt and Sarah E.Nunt.
minor heirs Of Nathan Hunt, de-
ceased. Plaintiffs.
.lgriHSi
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Messenger,s Notice.

B0rce$ter,SS. October 7. 1858.
CHAkLEs II. B. SNOW, Esq, Commissioner OF In
~ solvency in and for the County OF orcester has
this day ISSUED warrant against the Estate of EDWIN
4. BEMlS, OF Spencer, IN sai County, lnsolv, ut
Debtor and the payment Of any debts, anu the de-
livery oi any property belonging the said nsO
debtor, hun, for his nse AID the transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law
The first meeting OF the creditors of the said insovent
debtor "ll he held at Court OF Insolvency nj the Of
lice The said Commissioners, III F,hburs. said Com-
", Oh HE ne r. nth uaA OF uetoher inst iui, IN
rr"rh III tht forenoon, for the proof Of ells an {
The choice Of an as,lsnee, assig,ecs
j. DAY, Dep sheriff,
OlO d2t Mess
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The characterinics of this Establishment consist IN
she largest COLE eli of Mus,cat, Equestrian, Gym
HGsir and Dramatic TdienI, collected IN one
tray. Ill company. with the most Distinguished native
and ioiegn male ana lem-le PERFUMES. Prominent
in til, galaxy Stars attached this Comp ny are
j. Rogers the bast Dramatic Equestrian in the
world
~ w. Nichois, tho Great America bare back rider
Mr. R. Hhte III gentle any NJ tire du Cirque.
Master CiarGHce. III" You hful Trick RiGer
Mons, lie rho II, the IeaO NED French Herculss
and Cannon Ball JuggIer
4. P. d eranl, the world reno wned Acrobat and
Equestrian.
J McF4 land, the Great Tighl-Rnpe performer
Mrs. H. 0rmcnd the Celebrated Actress from the
Broadway 7hratre n. Y.
Charles Gr0ra the celebrated Gymnast
1Irr " Ldts. he bIilli N Cree Gymmast
Mo g. Han iF, the ce!sbi ated Man Monkey.
m Paai ths Yankee Sanp- on-and Messrs Wat-
ters Fm mons. Logan, CiaTk, Rlis0h Br0tUn, ETC..
together " ih Three CLOVIS IN iht 1,ircle
Bill Lake he great orleans CloWn-H Magil.
ien the Trick Ciuwn-J lie Thorn, the french Her
cnfes AMI GroIesque-and the Motley Brothers. Juan
AMI Henry.
Among the Novelties Of the establishments, which
VIII he oiuce every night, will he found the popular
ard exciting PanIomine DE FROlS AMANTSi IN
which will BE- introduce at enormous expense The
Man-Munkey, Mons. tienrie, VIII peculiar physical
structure and rare muscular Developments enable him
initiate with wonderful agility the superhIman leafs
OF the Monkey so ch'se!y that with an ingeniousy
Contrived Monkey Skin in which he is enrobe Is
always II matter Of doubt with he penetrating
observer, whether he is not alter all bona tide CHAT
| lering Ape The most amusing antumine of the age
becomes douby ludc' Gus aud amusing with this
| wonderful al HumHn beings Jocko. Prominent
among the must daring Feas of this Establishment will
| be fund the act La PERCHE EQGIPoISE I!
The Chez dCE,vre of FrancOnis Hirpudrume, by those
| Gr.at A. lis, essrs. he horn and Nagillon who
have been ka2td II erlnGus expense expressly for
this startling wiIheSs ed by mortal eyes,
| whole Troupe. (the largest in the United States)
of Trained performing War Horses aud Liliiputian
Trick Pouies More than Brute, and It'll less Than Hu
The World Renowned APPOLONICoN, drawn in
Procession fOrfV mr. AhiPas-ftr Il
| J. w. Paul. oil the rongeSt in the World)
contain ng ChOats phsdt pha Brass Band will
each town in which the Company exhibits positively.
Another grand feature in his COM any, is The
dncon of an entire ~ aaatc Corps embracing Actors
and Act esses o; ackuow edged lent, producing every
night The grea, pari tic Melu Drama entitled "'ild
and Mad Anthony Way ne; or, the spirit OF rs" In
Producing several thu ng iom the lives OF Rev
outionary heroes, Old fut, Gen Washington, and
Mad Anthony Wayne. The whole 10 cOBclud with
grand living tabedu, in which the Father OF his Cuun-
iry,n mounted On his chsrger borne auf Irumphsl
procession, the shoulders OF his brave Conntn ais
&C deOdnI7 wilt JOHN ON, Agent
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Read. Ponder, and be Wise.


Tic U0laeW Opportunity foT SecWIlng Pfenllunl
Daguetreotypes
o the La lies aud Geulir,i,.n of Worcester and
vicinity The LATHAM aY BROTHERS would
call your attention tn the Union Block Danguerr an
Gallery over tue Store of Mr. L. ID Goddard, Wne,e
al times may he found goO1 assortment Of Dlsuer-
STOCK, l.0ckt Is sc.
We do not hold ut an, ty cent iuducement
Tor ~ per, aud nus Nuke mere adver ising ned'u
10 win customer, nut wosld have It understood that
we make il our highest ain please AL by giving Il
suit rior slyie az Pictures, aiI In ing prices
aides AMI Gentlemen can you be owl judges OF
Daguerrean Picture. if so, declte Tor merit, aud
good jIis inent viii show that he cheapest is J.
wa!s Tue best Lnok this and derid- Yourselves.
W. promise you good Types and no nstal {.
OF sa,ytI
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NOTICE.

TIVE subscribers have formed a Cnpartnership for
the purpose of carryin u the Wrench aud opy
ing Press Manufacturing business, the Sao5 lerttu-
fore occupied by John Gleason at Worthwhile.
GEO G. TAFT
JOHN GLEAruN.
Worcester, Oct st, 1853. ulU d3w
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Guardianship Notice.

THE Cnparinsrship heretofore existing between G.
& Cole nan and charles D. futile. under the firm
Of COLEMAN & TITTLS, is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. I he -f4irs Of the late firm will be
stttled by &. Z. Coleman. CiiAS. G COLEMAN.
CHAS. u. TUTTLE.
Worcester, tlct /, Is "a deTu3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-11
Pam, Woodland, and House
At CTHON!
S. ". SELRY "a 90.

S. w. SELBY s. co.
IA VIII sell or the The premises, on TUESDAY,
EiM Oct lih, at 10 O'clock, The place known as the
- Gill Gibbs Farm, in Ru land, containing 95
Acres, consisting of
Tillsge. Word, and Pasture Land,
with BRICK YARD, of the best OF Clay capable of
making any amount o Brick.
On the above premises good Dwelling House and
out buildings Also,
so Acres of Heavy Woodland,
Consisting Of Oak, Maple, Birch Pine, Hemock, q c.,
the above viii be sold in lnis from to Acres Like.
wise about 20 Gus of En- dish and Meadow Hay
Terms very liberal and made known &C time and
place nf sale
No pOstponement account Of the weather.
5. w SELBY Il co, Auct-s
Worcester, Sept. 81, 1853 dts
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Singing Schools

WIN. SIMMER has removed irum Southbrdge st
W to Cha ham ST. Place, (ornerly known as
"Chasham 1T. Count ~
n. % Chairman street. runs parallel with Pleasant
street, and ist1e next South oil it
Sent Ia 1853. dqwtf
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Young Mems Library Association Lee

lures
'I'HE FIRST course o, Lectures. before this As
i socit'inn. will opeu at the CITY HALL, on TUES
DAY Evening, Nov. Isl, and will continue on alternate
Tuesday Evenings, through the Lecture season. lis
tnsushed Lecturers may he expected, during the
course amongst Them, Rev DIR Beihune of Bru0klu
n. y; Hon Ruins Choate, Rev DR. d wey, 7 o. W.
Holiness and Timothy Bigeow, Esq, OF Boston, Rev
Dr. Clark, Of Hartford, &c.
Season Tickets for Members admitting n Gentltman
and Lady. will he sale curing the present weeI HI
DORIS an IIVermoe's Bookstores; prize S so aud
members are tequt sled ta procure their tickes on or
before SatuIdaN, The enters eau asn OBJ
tam Tickets on "" nesGay and Saturday Evenings of
this wers, at he Reading Z oom.
BY order Of the Lee tute Committee
Oct 10 1855. + RENT. Car
N 70. Alter the 9Th inst Tickets for Gentlemen
ami Ladies, not Nj mhers OF the As~uchaIion, will be
sold az The tlOt kst0res lneminled ahove. oIU disf
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CustCaaa-Egade Clothing,
Also. Readr-Mada Clothirr.

OF every desc ip'iop,
as usual, consisting OF over Coats. Frock, rrcss and
Sack Gods Pants and Vests, and every variety of
Furnishing Goo
Remember the place. 27l Main ST, Pip Block WOF-
cesier, Mass, sgn OF the Full Dressed Man.
s2I dawu
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Woroesf.r Dramatic Mu. an1n


STAGE MANsGEU-.--....,...I e CARrLiTCH
IN TUESDAY Evening, Oct u, 1853, viii he acted
~ (lst time tlis -rssOn) the tSea4tllm Drami, in
3 Acts, enItled
Jshn Avery, The Nser If Southwark
john Avery. J. Carilltc!,.
Mary Avery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs BeissenhsIz.
To be 'olowed with a vaciep of Beauulu Singing by
MISS Ma'ion Mccarthy aud her nrnthsr.
10 conclude with he laushaDle Farce, entitled
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
John Nrumly.. .....................s Seton Parry.
u Full particulars. see Bills of the day.
Doors open At Il 20 commence hefore g.
FRIcEs-Pafqtette. so cents; Circle rs cents; Gal
lery i2i rents *
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NOTICES. &c.
Worcester Co Mechanics Association

T'HE Rsgulsr Q1aftsrly Meeting Of The Associuu.n
1 viii be Id Ii, the City Hail, On UESOAY, Eve
ming heAt ict I'M At "a o'cloc2, to any husi-
hess that NAV come before the Meeting
O5 d3l SAMUEL SAITH, Sec'y.
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COAL Ar CITY COAL YARD,

COAL Ar CITY COAL YARD.
MN on hand and constantly receitmg at CITY
O" fAtd, best vafiet a. fPeuAsy lvanla Coal,
"r family usi which Will and " the lowesi market
rflce. and delivered n The bsst pessibit order
1uahy asd W ght wsf' Hnted sNftshta0ly. Orders
s en aAshl va tMi Oice, Park a., NJ the Grocery
store o. Mr. A uawkirs, IT,, Lincoln squrre, OF
thtoaeh The Post Omce, will 10 thankfully recelve and
promptly hlled. u.E. MANN, Agent 9F
sept ~, ie5J. dtf
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An Exp ritno "a Nnr.e
American Bows WantAd
An .Amerioan Woman
To be- L.t.

"A tGE on Ne sbuiy st., 7 rooms, tenement
"A on harden s'i corner Chandler and Queen sts,
on wellington ~ GU william At, 9 houses on
Chanders 81 tenement on Ben dc s,; on pleasant
ST. on ange Ell IN Newbury 81 Oh Winner al 8
looms On Austin ST. room IN salem ~, a Ham ON
23S dain ct up stairs
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For SALE.

ONE large new Hous', OF 10 rooms; good i'm
, ha ing acco uudsIiohs tor two Hois,s, Price
90, OD. Also SIX iorsts az price Gom e2n0 &c
81 500 Eight Cottage TIuues Al prices hon S $50
10 SZ5On The above hopses are new, recently buIH
and peasartiy situated a beaalul NE wi lin tour
minutes wa OF CITY Hall, South. long credit TOR
most oil the purchase money.
Also, Tor sale, very cheap, several eligible HOUSE
LtTS, within five minutes walk Of The Ciy Hall,
souih long credit given. Inquire the corner ni MyI-
lie and SOuthbridge s., of A. ]. EATON.
oil dIN&
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French and Spanish Conversation.
1NHE subscriber is eady TO give private lessons
t" dies aud gentemrn in French or Spanish -
Gal al N" % Pleasant ST. F. G. NJ ,SNbR.
H0g4 dr.
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To RENT.

A NICE convenient upper Tenement for small
~ Wmly, i'uaeda lew rods out q Chestnut street.
Inquire OF ). h. HOOD, at the City Commission Store,
NO rear 81. ol0 DIFF
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BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS!
John Keith & Co. s Bulletin of New Books,

NO. 23Y Main Street
FTHE Second War with England. byJ T. ueadlv
i Fun Jottngs, bv N Parker Willis
Jane Srton-Or the Kipg's Advocate by James Grant,
Par Attn, Practical Draughisu an.
The Rebel Scout a Romauce oil the Revolution
Vio Ell, the Danseuse
Virtm of Excitement, &c by Caroline LIE Hentz
Visit 10 Europe, b. sillunan.
Tue. Mud Cabm,by lsham
Rhetoric of Conversation. Hefvey.
Solomon Norhup, twelve years a slave.
Venice, die ely of the Sc, by Flagg.
The Works of Calhoun vol. q
Moore's Lie OF Sh, rdn 2 vols.
Story OF Mont Blanc, by Albert smith.
Lorenzo Benon or Lie o an Ialmn
Autobog raphic Sketches b, DeQunWy.
The Favp OF the Pale Faces, by p. Bruce.
T&. seawod Tales, by Nathaniel hawthorne.
SIX Months In Italy, By S. IIill1d
Lille OF Isaac I. Hopper, by l.. Maria Chilli
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Several CAPABLE Girls.

A QUESTIONED to dong Iicuse~ ork can he found,
N on APPLICATION to the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
2S5 Nam st. up stars
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Strayed or Stolen ,
Money Lost!

Money Lost!
ON TUESDAY Evening Sept p, Pocket Book,
~ contain ng considerable OF money, and an
Account Book of Work Also two Notes, one of
which WAS drawn in favor James Cooling by
Ezskigl Hovey. The fnder of the above described
properly sialI be literally rewarded by leaving It al
Goddard Rice's Counting Rn"m
JAMES b. GuODING
Worcester, Oct. l, 1853 DIFF
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Cardamom Seeds. s.
WHOLEsALE and Retail Il II. MARSH,
w Of dawisSw Druggist
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To the Ladies

VI Ladies Of Worcester and vicinity, TO his STOCK of
PARIS cry,
which has been selected by him from The latest impor
Iations consisting of slk, sa in, and Velvet Iats, in
all their variety.
Ladies Dress Caps, Dress linn ngs, Collars, Sleeves
ana Enibroideres Of every description, and
OF me newest design
As he has secn ed ht assi-arrt az some Of the fret
ml' rs ~ ne CITY, he hoss "a meri and receive that
share OF public patronage Which poitensss and atteu.
ton will merit
Pattern hATs. Tor Mi lners. constantly on hand
order AZ shOri nsuce
Bonnets bleached, pressed colsred and repaired in
superior manner. l6O Aain Street
$40 dom
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SpaIding & Rogers North American
COLOSSAL. DRAMATIC
EQUESTRIAN CIRCUS !

q. ], RoDsRs, Manager. VI. NJ. NECESSARY. Treas.
To THE PUBLIc,-The Managers aware of the many
false representation, head forth on the bills OF Circus
Companies generally assure the public that the Forty
HOrses will pos I.v, ~ he driven in Proces-o. by one
iIan in each town where the onpaiy exhibits.
The ubo5e Establishment W i'll EXHIBIT Mt
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Worcester, on Monday, October 18th.
Admission rs cts. No half priee.

Doors open AZ u and g. o'c"cS. Performance com
a. and O'Clock p. M
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To be 'olowed w,th vaciep of Brauuu. Singing by
Miss Malion Macarlhy and her nrntler.
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ooNsTIrUTIoNAL coNvENrION.

MONDAY, jury 70.
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock and at once
proceeded 10 the consideration of the special as
signment for this hour, the resolves concerning
the manner Of calling future Conventions. ques-
ton on the amendment OF Mr.. Briggs Of Pitts
field.
The amendment was variously discussed, and
finally divided, and that part striking out the
words s'in conformity to the provisions of the act
of 1852, chap IS4, relating 10 calling convention
ofdelegates for the purpose Of revising the Con-
stitution, was adopted and that portion insert
ing the words, ''such delegates shall meet in the
manner 10 be provided for by the Legislature to
be chosen at the said election was rejected, n
10 los.
After further debate, the whole sebject was re-
ferred to special committee consisting of Messrs
Hallett for Wilbraham, Upton of Boston, Sumner
OF Marshheld, Williams of Taunton, Alvord Of
Montague, and Slmmonds Of Hanover.
Orders of the Day.-The motion Of Mr. Iallett
to reconsider the vote by which the resolves
concerning the Council were finally passed, was
rejected.
Banks and Banking The resolves on this
subject were then taken up-queston, on their
final passage.
The resolves were discussed by Messrs Hall, of
Haverhill, Dewitt of Oxford, Reyes for Abing-
ton, and rockingham of Charlestown
Mr. Hooper, OF Fall River, renewed his amend.
ment rejected in Committee of the Whole, to the
effect that after the year 1860, no bill of less
denomination than ten dollars shall be issued.-
The amendment was rejected without count
Mr. Plunkett, Of Adams, moved to strike out
the FIRST resolution, (res.raiuing the Legislature
from passing any special Bank Acts, } and on this
motion considerable debate ensued, when the
previous question moved and sustained, and
the amendment was rejected, SO to 1853.
The question then required on the final passage
OF the resolves, and the question was decided in
the affirmative, los to 67.
The Convention then went into Committee of
the Whole on the resolves concerning the manner
of the appointment of Justices of the Peace =
question on Mr. Hallett's amendment to the sub
stitute offered by Mr. Cushman, of Bernardston.
MIR Bishop of Lenox, spoke in favor ofthe origi-
nal resolves.
Mr. Haett briefly defended his amendment,
and on the question being taken, it was sustained
by the committee without count.
Without further action on the subject, the Com
mittee rose, and the Convention adjourned
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Chr D oilp Spy.
TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1858.

A True AMER1cAN.-Our Feaders,we are snre,
will be gratihed to read the account of the conduct
Of the Captain Of the United States frigate StLous,
at Smyrna, on the occasion of the arrest OF NJ Co.'S
Ia, one of Kossuth's aids de-camp. The history of
the affair viii be found in the foreign news, pub
lshed this morning. What contrast does the
gallant, manly, American bearing Of our brave fell
low citizen, present that Of Consul Hodges at Mar
settles, or Captain Long Of the Mississippi, in the
Mediterranean. This prompt, energetic, humane,
courageous man. relieves our name OF the load of
shame, and washes flag free from the dirty STAN
which were cast upon them by the proAustrian pol
troons, who mis- represented us on that Illuminating
occasion, when Kossuth was nsuted, ami AmerI-
can republcanism was made to do homage to the
liar and murderer who plays at Emperor in
France.
We do not wish to see our country causelessy
mixed up with the quarrels Of Europe's royal
Gals, and periurers. We do not wish to see the
bowsprts of our vessels poked, without provocation,
into the shpss sides of either AUSTRIA Russia, or
any other power; but, when the law of nations, COM
mon humanity, or our rights require tive want
to see American Captains bear themselves as the
commander of the St. Louis has borne himself. We
want all Europe to see and know that this republic
can and will maintain her principIes7-that no man.
however humble, who has claim TO the protection
oil our flag, shall ask that protection in van-that,
no matter whether the emperor Of all the Russias,
or one of his meanest tools at Smyrna, dares to in
terfere with our rights, or inpinge honor, we
have the ability, and with spirit enough, TO
wiring from both Of them the promptestand most am
pie PREPARATION. We have been too long nisrepre-
sened abroad by snobs and Aunkeys. The petlest
despotisms in Europe have been encouraged, by the
conduct Of our ''toreisu representatives. to regard
us more as nation of mountebanks, and would be.
arlstocrais, than as people whose power demands
respect, and whose republican simplicity and digni-
~ Claim more than royal reverence. We trust the
Captain of the 81. Louis has iRaugurated new era
OF American representation abroad and if he has,
we shah never hear any more of our ciIzens, such
as Mr.. Brace and MIR. KING, being duogenntd by
Austria or Russia, merely because they are Ameri.
can republicans. An American, on the continent Of
Europe, will, heuceiorth, be regarded, not as an OBJ.
ject Of insult and espionage, but sovereign, who
carries with him the shield Of a power prompt to
protect, on all just occasions, his and its own rights
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FINANcIAL.--The finances Of all the COM
mercial cities, appear ODE in an easy condition
at the present time, and there is little likelihood
Of any adverse CHANGE on the contrary, the
large receipts Of gold dust, and the liberal foreign
orders for the products and securities Of this coun-
Try, added 10 the lfeights earned by the shipping
interest, must continue TO supply the markets
with good bills Of exchange, and keep money
matters free from pressure
General business is said to be very fair for the
season, particularly IN the dry goods department,
which eynces good deal Of activity, from early
orders for the fall trade. The unsettled dispute
between Russia and Turkey, is, and has been
acting for some time past, as a check to ordinary
enterprises on both sides Of the water. SUSPENSE
in such cases is often worse in its effects than Tho
reality ITSELF
The stock market is without activity or snecu-
lative action. Dividend stocks are sought aGey
in smnl lots, and are scarce. The Maine Rail
road shares commend 7 per cent. premium. and
are cheap at that Manchester H. Lawrence
Worcester, Western, Fcbburg, Eastern. and
Concord, are also in demand, but are not pentv.
sale Of Old Colony Railroad stock was made
on Saturday, at the second board al 1922 Der
share, which is S42 higher than il was two or
three years since. The impression is that il will
fetch par before the close Of this year. rhe road
Is doing an excellent business, and Is we'll man.
aged Boston Courier, 25h.