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SHk underIikped have this day. formed . eopartnes
l. ship, under she name aud style orLewu & GuAY
ana have made arrangements with NE late ann Of Har
lng0n, Crane Co., 70 their successoF in ts
city. =. -, - = =
ronsge hercfofe hberlly extended towards the late
nrm. and bespeak the good ofcee Of our ferds plede
20 spare NO eors TO promote u fnferests
OF all Who may entrust business TO our care.
~ ittt EDWARD LEWIS, p
Evansville. Sept. lst 1859 septQ-tf CHARLES GRAY
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s4 L. THE
GREATsIRE IN CHILLICOTHE,
GDHH ~ GDo Ttf
ne Tnsvn Rmrne - Ashee

CmLLIcorir. o., April 18th. Is5a.
MeMrs SrrAr& 4 MARvIS-- t'lITl +
Gssfienes Yours Of the 5th II at hand. In reply,
every Safe ne dre. EXCEPT has proven good for
nothing. q large Safe--IT WAS PERFECTLY DsrRoy
kD-but t>fsAALL SAIAnAEDER sousHr yson You
NOTHING vNJuRED. Your obedient servI.
WIN. T. CLEMONS.
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JOHN C. MATTH EWSs
VII E q a II FA CT -,
Sycamore st., betareen Water and First streets.
NHE subscrber has established Vinegar Factory ss
l. Messrs. zahn & Witman's Liquor Stores AZ the
above location where families and dealers may obtain
the best quality ofvnegar less than Cincinnati prices
s Vine ar will be equal 70 the best manufactured In
the West. He invites attention Of the public 10 his
mandatory. (decs6ml &c. MATTHEW'S.
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cigars, snuff. smekIne ana aMevvsn1

|nOTT0 SCHEFFRR has taken the stand formerly oc
~ cupied BY H. Schsener, on First street, between
Main aud Locust. where he intends keeping hand, for
sale wholesale or RETAIL the chocest bunas Of
Ciears, smoking and Chewing Tobacco. snun dc., Hc
He invites the attention Of the public his stock
hands, and hopes BY the superiority of his articles and
reasonab prices. to merit large custom 't'ti 3
N; B. Pipe. Cigar and Tobacco Cases. &c. always on
hand. 49, I. & Z &. 8u - y ~ - dec9tj n
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ia NOTCH ExyRAQanINARE.
XHE are nov selling ftesh Balhmcrs Oysters ct IS
W. fOs half. spd u q for whole c,.s: -
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AEES.

1usT reed o assoment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Ssfs whicwe will sell at New York manu-
- - ALLIS & HOwEs,
Sol Agents for southern Indiana.
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The above rates are for the whole term Of life. Fol
seven year, insurance. the rates sse 33f per cent less
On the mutual rstes one half only 10 required In cash
the remaining half In Premium Note.
California risks taken ut extra premium OF e pc
cent. t.ll }. CASSELnHnnA' Asexsssa xsa,
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. ieosS
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ME nrn Of r h Hood Co., having been dissolvet
drew ). Wheeler surviving partner, and Geo. W. Rstb
bone, have purchased DE stock OF the late nrm an,
formed psrsncrshp. under the sssIe f RAsHsoxs Ak,
WHrELKP. lad will continue the Wholesale and Retai
Book and stationery business, the old stand No. Eos
ers Block, where they invite the patronage Of the form
er cnstome Of the house, and of the public generally
~ IL =. Is .- G.. W. RATHBONE
ug27 etA .tAJ WHEEIER
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LFATHHRANDF FINDINGS.

LEATHERAND FINDIN &c.
IyTTILLlAM BELL. isjust ops ming ut che conner of
wv Water and Locust streets, large and well -
ected stock Of leather and findings coLsstiE in pas
1000 sides Of sole,eather Hsmloek and spanish eal
. tanned. ~ !. - .eal.c. 49,.
rass French and Cspe boot and Ladies French.
IS dog KiP-Prims City. heavy country, Light ne.
dium - r.-Et
20 dog Cochineal Roam - tH.-ss.1e e.tf
10 Pink blue a5d green do ~ .ttis ,-,-...
20 Linines-Pink, blue. and green.
~ BndinGs-Lindseys cape goat and shssp.
Patent kid skins. ~. tl 'ts Il
,nt5 FAIR and Csion. ~ - -
Oil thong leather, crfa-lfa tf5 rGfS
10 /" Msdrxss kid ~ .refe -
20 bbls pegs. s.af t,,
SO prs lssts, ~
Boot uees rasps a&ls pinee wax nails. balIs taxa
ssmpe, thread. buffers. slicker wheele, Keys heoke
and all other tools aud materials useo By Shoe
s Of which will be sold on the most ressonsoe tsms
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TAS. @. JONES and JAS. z. BLYTHE. ltsoypies !.
Law Evansville Indiana. nave associated themsclve
~ partne in the practice Of the law and viii eonsnus
practice IN THIS and The adjoining eouSties and In ths
Supreme and District Court. They design turning thr
attention particularly to land aw. In shor s.se the,
viii be prepared to give in few minutes IN abstract
sne uue " almost any lot in Evsnsvilc or ts elIsrrs
ments erin Lamssco, toeetner with ther Irofessoss
opinion as 70 the tile. ifdssired. liySSdaNnl
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GREAT BARoAINs.

WELL $50 acres of the best Land In the county
Il lyii the Canal two and half or three miles from
he cAiso, s. Lots In the Nyrth eastern enlarge.
ment leu! Q. evansville. nve iois on me corner o.
Vine and extending back parallel with Third ct
20 fee alley, and % lots In mascc city. 10 Of them
frondulton avenue. Those 81 lots In the North
eastebargement, and the - lots in lamasco II not
sold gate sale before the .hrd Mosday In April will
on thf be sold at public auctian at the Court house
In tbs For particulars enquire Of the subscriber n
his ON Fourth street, Lamasco, few doom east Of
Agep ldeca7- 7-4mdwl NATHAN ROwLkY.
Q6ELLvILLE LOTS FOR SALE.
T horixcd TO cell cheap. lots "a, IS. 60, 27 and
i Slock No. \. In Goodselrs enlargement Of ths
city onsvllle. Seveal warrantee deeds will be Civ
al rtii JNO. j. CHANDLER, 81.
feh Real Estate Agent.
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htf NEW t-s-As
PICKETT TOBACCO WAREH OUSE.
HAYNES q GaAHAM. .PK0PRiEToks, q,
Corner Of Eighth and Nam Streets.
!. ~. 80. L0uisYilie. kY.

SPRIe q DRY cooDs1e53.
THE subscriber having removed 70 No. & Main g..
L nov feceivne their sprpg purchaser, eubRsc.
ing large and complete variety Of Staple. Dress and
Fancy Goods. Their ftoek 10 Iew and beautiful, bas
been selected with great and will BE- cold s The
very lowest prices. County merchants are respect
fully invited 70 call and examine. it.it.n l'f
tsta SDANF0RTH & SON,
l.11lI No. 4e6 Main st., between th and sth,
febi5-im d&w ... Louisville, Ky.
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IxcoRPoRArrD ny THE LEeuLAruRR o. Ono.
Charter Perpetual s. at
OFricE No. IA, EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
VHIs COMPANY issues Polici-s following rates
for 90, and in proportion for larger amount.
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8UTC4BR aHOp

- BUTCHER CHOP. - .,,..f .
"IM.P PAYNE has removed his Butcher Shop from
w the corner OF Vine and First strces, 70 half q
square nearer Main stre.on First street, between Vine
and Sycamore where he would be pleased 10 his old
and new customers keeping hand as he does,
cellent assortment Of Fresh Meats, &c. u" y. I
novlin WIN. PAYNE.
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| 80 RoxEs COOP CHEESE, ,us received and 'e'
feba J. Nv. REILLY.
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HALLS PATENT CONCRETE

HALLS PATENT 0oNCRErB SAFHs,
JATENTED August 81, Iesg. Warranted from
4. damp and mould well ss IRE proof.
We are manufacturing the above superior 6afe a
way and Sycamore Streets No ~ and have constanti
on hand good assortment. ~ ~. u - .
These Safes better article, as Il resards Gre
roof quality and dryness than any other msnufactur
ID In the United States. -. - y
We say fnrser, that no manufacturer dare risk ths
'e2utst.n OF nei, safes oy testing equal in sxe
Should they, or any OF them conclude 10 do co. vs
Sil furnsh them safe free fehargc provided IL doss
rot on tria prove to be the best article -
HALL, DopDs & co. q
They can be had at the Fact ~, No. 10, Columbia
reet CINCINNATI, Ohio. and In The State Of Indiana
.tthe follow sgencies: - l1117 II 81 - :.
~ H0RyBR00K& & yoODARD, Evapsvills.
FRY MAXWELL: Madison, II S-'"ciL
MUNFORD, & HOOKER Lafayette.
y.H. vAGlN, Indianapolis.
W.T.. DENNiS & CO. kichmoud
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afsr JOHN J. CHANDL1R
a<s~vwev 20 Law = t60Hl Estate Agent;
I'TSO srent Of the sNstional Loan Fund Life Assur
n auce Society Of London and New York" Capital
S5JOO,UO. Tomes on Locust street, oppn.'as ,g sn'
Sherwood House. -. = 49,. NV"
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JOHN rARR6LL 4 co,
fANUFAcTUkERS OF Butter. Water ane sugar
1 Crae sers. Soda, Pilot and Navy Bsead--a full
< constantly on hand on First Street between Main
sycamore Evansville, Ind. fe0z-u
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.pISSoLUE1QN or FPARTWEH0HfP. 4
aE partnership hsyotOfoss extsline bseWosn Horn
brook bnrtis I. ibis day deceived by mutual con.
forward and make nedfsfs payment and AoSe hsvins
elaine against will pesse hand them In and they aas
be paid N soon collect EtAer or de parfy /,
to use the name OF the nm for The purposs q
settement tf PHILIP HOkNkR0OK.
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EVANSVILLE. Ia, THURSDAY, APRIL IA 1853 :

"a LOUD 1siEol'cl Ell .sssr sa, -
|. = y Z y REMOVAL, &C. dsiav al
I~~~o~>5~~~~- <S~~-~>~>>~~>
II cs,yyrrHH HHEm0vSPE ~ 1s00y.a r, s,s.t ., ,s,,
~ next door, 10 g. Beire Drug Store, apd is mo-
opening the best selected stock selected BY himself In b
Esstem MART eta Of oseynand b1nestis asFdwsf
sd~sts T trade ss aesoa % '' q ss!ise ssd III
ersss he heyss 2 receive hare Of public patronage
ensncs Builders and othsrs are fnvissd 70 :kanin
p HMovAL-+lhav have rsipovsd my o1ice one squar
~ and half above Main street, the S1erW 90,
douse on Hss street, bs found either q ere orr
ny esdsnce ono square above a al times unles proSes
aonslly engaged in the city or its Immediate vicinity
mhisu DAHL LAoRGAN.A.D D.
HE undersigned have removed their Bosk ard Moo
hsv s,ess 2 e The sene. Of Main and Eirst :ssss whsr
IN sxssnsis sssortnsns Of BooIs, StsiosaTy, Nuscs
s = a. = q .Sss :s ere PR
siss ~ 2 x cosxsSTos sssTs sssis' + 81: Co.
| HAVE removed nay once 70 Water s>pest, saxs doc
70 The Lafayets Houss" where can ~ ios "a stsi
.s: .pS Y s.s night sass: Esssat;S;sa % "
lQEMovED.-The undersigned hss rsmovsd % ,hs
~ h9nss q Mr.. Dr. T!hen. lse door. .bovs he Sher
First ssspet bsefsS's arssss D - f->-7' = y " "
Oncs ssshs old stand Piut ~ two doors above Main
snsre As may b fosnd ~ al dnss. sne. prod ensii
I'-s-1' ussei s.hs WItCox. A.D.
THE pateefs6ip hsyssO5oss sxisinS 6se.s ~ Hcr,.
IL brook & Burfs Il this dav diseolvssl ~ ,,f,,.i ~
sent All psrsous indcbtsd tie arm uIi pssse COM
'ofward and make Immediate payment and AoSe havne
elaine against Il WIN plssss ha,sd tem In ana ey sas
P.id ss soon - We collect. EAer of de party i
authorized 10 use the OF the arm Tor The purose a.
ssrement. PHILIP HOkNfR6OK,
----.-- : - - - 2 : .yHM ~ M 70.
l.! TSWrN EWeUle NOTICE.
ID WoODARD has bought she interest Of John Bur
business VII be continued st the old stand on Wat
between Main and SJonuOro under the styla of Horn
brook Woodard vksro Ne shall Be pleased 10 wait up
on all our friends. p. HO1tNBROOK.
mh22-0 --Ic1f ~ = -. - P.H.WOODARD
co-P1RTU1Re1IP NoT1cH----
NHR. GRO. F0errP Z. --s-n..'.~ ~.S
M ssr th dsss. under the name and ssye of Fostsrs
= ~ - !. !s;....----.S ~.
AHxNoSkos4xS NO11OB - b !
'nn enoefn<eeQ nave ule ony formed = copaFtnes
- ssn'p, on1sf sne name aud style ofLEwn GnAy
Crsne So 70 serve ~ their snccesson in the
Fo"srdns ana csmn'sos Business In shs
We would respectfully solicit cor tin,anes os sbs pat
rm and bsspeat be roo css oS % ss .ss
ing ourselv spare NO eorts to promote u iuerss
- ittf IT EDWARD LEWIS. |
Evansville, Sept la l652 sept2-tf CHARLES GRAY.
m = |. .--.--,-><,..-----
rAs. a JoxHs "a 7.s 5 =, Sru1
u Law, Evansville, Indiana. associated themseves
Supreme and District Court. They desrn t,,ine thai;
attention particularly TO hand aw In hos1 fIcs sh.,
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TAeurss. EvAss'L, FrxLD, MxsRrrr & Co.. Ny
MERRITT. FIELD 4 CO.

PoRTERs and Wholesale Dealers In Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goois. Hats. Caps. Boots and shoes.
Ia new building First street between Main and Syca-
EvsnssiIls. Ind. Particular attention paid 70 or.
- Feb 1s1 ~
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5000 BUSHELS OF PRIME WHEAT,
WTANTED at Pigeon Water M.iIs, for which We will
w pay IS cents per bushel until further notice. .
jan29 - tt.'t.i fie iist.&t Kp DID & co. 2
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REMOVED.

~Uur sEE4OvEDs
STORE % the corner Of Main and First street. whe
ney are just reccfving In addition their former stoe
sh exsensive aseortmsnt Of bo0hs StneioBsy. Music
eel - vhoIesaie o. peta on ths ost iibssi tssns-
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m. GRIFFITH Wholesale and Retail dealer In
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mecnanics'
|. Building Materials, Rine Mounsiues. Coopers'
q and Planes, and Cabinet Makers Trimmings,
gis s.s. - 80 = -" '''ee''
ORGAN. KRRN g. PRESTON. JobbevsIn Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods. Boots Shoes, Hats. Cap
le. &c, Evarsvilie. II. -t tvi4-iy
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I 3 shoe Nails, 20 bags 10. sse u. reesivsd
E.dfor sale By tnisr7l sANIoRR,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
Tobacco and Hemp.

Purchases Of Tobacco have been pretty
heavy during the week, at prices ranging
from So to $3.50. The highest price given
for stemming, that we have heard of, was
1915. Hemp is in toerablc demand, pri-
ces ranging at from $50 to $50 per tom
We hear of sales few crops at $S9. We
observe the St. Lauis Market is entirely
bare of Hemp, the last sales being quoted
at SIG. This, however, should not be Ia
ken as a criterian. The first shipments will
probably command high prices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
Two or Three
YOJNG MEN W.4NTED!

OfBusiness ha5jts anil Gentlemanly address,
Two engage in the circulation and sale of excel
i lent new aud popular Booksl a good chance
will be giyen-aud an Industrious man, adapted to
the business, can easily make from $50 10 $50 per
month, clear Of all eNpenses--some have made
much more than that, in selling Books for me- The
business is an honorable and not unpleasant one and
those engaged in il Lave excellent opportunities
for learning human nature, besides the satisfaction
Of knowing that they are benefting mankind by
spreading abroad coon BOOKS, and thus DIFFUsING
USEFUL kNowLEDCE!
No capital will be .equirel--6ut no person need
apply who is not ready 10 give uucXcepGonablc
security for the Stock entrusted 10 his care say
from 5000 to $500 worth al a time.
Full particulars will be given on inquiring by
letter of j. w. BRowN, General Wholesale Agent
for Books, Maps and Stationery, or in person of
Mathew MARYLAND, , miles South Of Roanoke.
Howard county, No.
p. S.--ThoSe who wish for BOOKS or MAPS
OF ANY KIND, cannot do better, than to get them of
me- Throughout the season, am receiving fire.
quent supplies from New York and other Eastern
cities, and can furnish to order Cat Publishers
prices almost anything in that line to be had in
the United States.
February 3, lS53-r.
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Y7,a, Tribe TO Hanger,
u n TT c E!!LE
THE SCOUNDREL NAILED.

regret the necessity which exists of exposing
the vllany of one a. G. Bragg, who is now put
ting up and trying to palm upon an unsuspecting
public, BASE and WORTHLESS mixture, which
he calls MEXICAN MUSTANG LINGMEST.
Prompted solely by avarice, he is cndeavorinG
to bring his ADCLTERATED FILTHY STUFF into no
tce by attacking and striving 10 iniurc the reputa-
ton OF my POPULAR and valuable Liniment
Bswdre of this Base InFostor,
And avoid his vile trash as you would Mad Dogs,
Rattle Snakes and Poison.
This moving mass Of corruption should be brand-
ed with red hot iron on his forehead, LIAR. VII
LIAM. FIEND, so that none could be ''victm'' to
his avarcous and nofa"ous designs.
Let The virtuous Indignation Of a generous pub
lie cast upon this WOLF in Sleeps clothing, with
ering REBUKE.
TO PURCHASERS.
Ask for MCLEAN's VOLCANIC On LlNIMrNT.
and take nothing else. This is the true and criy
IMMINENT which has effected so many wonderful
cures all over the country.
]. H. MCLEAN.
November is, '52. St. Louis. No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
MARRIED..

On the ID, by Elder A. Proctor, BENZ. II. ToL-
SON and Miss SARAH F. GIBBS, all of this county.
On the 14th., by Rev. Thos. Fristoe, Mr.. VIM.
B. BRowN, late Of Lexington, Ky. and Miss Leo
Ma v, daughter Of Rev. Robt. Y. Thomson, of Sa-
line county.
On Sunday Gh instant, by Rev. Saml. c. Davis,
Nj. DnURY MATHIS and Miss MARTHA WILKs,
all of Randolph county.
On Tuesday, sth inst, by same, M. JAMES Nc
CLANAIAN OF Macon county, and Miss MARY G.
KERRY, Of Randolph county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
ELM FRIDGE ACADEMY.

V7lIIS institution, situated in healthy neighbour
Il hood, about ) miles northeast of Glasgow.
Howard county. under the superintendent of Rev.
n. W MILLER, will commence its Third Session
on the 2Sth February next, and close on the , It'll
June following: at the expiration Of which time
all the students will be subject to rigid Exalni-
nation.
Elementary Studies, IS 5,25
Common English, ........... 100
Higher English, .......... go
Classics and Higher Mathematics. 1850
Board can be had in good famies-coayenentt 10
the School at ST % per week.
USTEES.
NJ. B. COLLINS, NJ. WRITER'S, Il. c. HuGnEs,
CIV. MoREuEAn, j, L. FINKs, IVAN PRICE,
January y, lS53--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
Debate on the jackson Resolutions

The democracy are havingqui a serious
debate Gil the Repeal Of the Jackson reso-
lutions. Messrs. ToMpKINs, Of Cooper,
and MAup1N, of Saline, are the only wings
that have spoken. We copy the synopsis of
the remarks OF the former, from the Erami-
ner, and take it for granted that they express
the sentiments OF the whig members, as
they do of a large majority Of the Wing par
ty, on the simple question of repeal:
Mr.. ToMrKINs said as il was usual for
members when their names were called TO
givetheir reasons for the manner Of casting
their vote, he would do so now, and would
state that he would vote for the repeal Of
these resolutions, not because he wished TO
Join the Antics or the Benton men, but be-
cause he was in favor Of the Union. lie
did not oppose them because he was whig,
but because they were against the Constitu-
tion of the country. 1t has been asserted
that these resolutions did not contain null
ii$icat ion. Now sir, was in the Legisla-
ture, and the Wings to man determined 10
oppose til EN-. For my part, sir, said Mr..
T., do not think there is one single prn-
ciple set forth in these resolutions but what
is false. Mr.. T. alluded to the Missouri
Compromise line, but for which Missouri
would have knocked in vain at the doors of
w S':iii'Ss'o,t nav VIC nm W.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
Thirty-Second Con gress-S Second Session.
WAsHINGTey, Feb. 9.

The Senate and House mct this morning
n the hall of the House, to count the votes
for President ana Vice President. The re-
turns were read in joint session and
FaAHKL1N PIERCE and w. R. KING were
announced President and Vice President for
four wears from the 4th of March next.
The Senators then retired, and the House
Amounted Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, and
Mr.. HUBBARD, committee to acquaint Mr..
FRANKLIN PIERCE of his election.
Mr.. HUNTER was appointed BY the SEN
ate for the same purpose
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
HOW ARD HIGH SCHOOL,
F.4YETTE. NO.

TEHE EIGHTEENTH Session of Howard High
l. School will begin on Monday the 2Sth Of
February
PRoF. DAuBER. assisted by his accomplished
Lady, will continue to give lessons in Vocal and
Instrumental music. As thorough and experienced
teachers they have few superiors. Glasses viii he
formed in French and German. The special at
tention Of young gentlemen is invited to the favor
able opportunity here offered, for acquiring a
knowledge of the German Language, uow so es5cl-
tal TO Professional and Business men.
Is Boarding. including washing. &C., 81 80
to - % per week. For further particulars ad-
dress W. T. LUCKY.
Fayettc. January p. 1s52-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17
LATEHROP ACADEMY.
Council Bluff Missouri River Packet,
STEAMER ST 5VGF,

P. f. HANNUM, Master..T L. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
~. Ri This fast and elegant steamer has been
purchased expressly for the above trade,
and having undergone extensive repairs, new fur
nture, &C., will, upon the opening Of navigation,
make regular trips to Council Bluils and interme-
date points, during the season. Her accommodate
tons for passengers are unsurpassed by any boat
in the river. Her extreme light draught strongly
recommends her TO shippers. Her officers promise
TO use uniring eXertions to merit the patronage of
the public.
The st. Ange is amply provided with life pre-
servers, metallic life boat, and all the requirements
Of the new steamboat law. For freight or pas
sage apply on board. [feb10-3m