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The FRENCH COMMISSIONERS AT TIE NEW YoRE
EXPOSITION Courier des Eias Unis has letter
from Paris dated June 1llb, stating that "Tte Paris
journals which announced The early departure OF NJ.
Salandfouzc de la Mornaix for New York have not
spoken accurately of the mission conded TO him by the
government NJ SslIandrouze does not 20 70 exercise
the New York exposition the functions OF comm ssonsr
which he accepted for the general exposition at Lon.
don. There is already at New York French
missioner, NJ. Barthes, acting Intermediary be.
tween The directors Of the exposition and The French
exhibitors, specially charged with tbeprotec,ion OF
their interests, and the maintenance OF the rights OF
each OF them. Nj. Saland ouze is appointed to rep
resent ance and her government as Lord Files
will represent England al this grand of
the manufactures and productions of all nations He is
also charged 10 study and compare the products OF
various origins; prove the superiority OF the French
10 make known the improvements profitable to their
manufactures TO discover the markets that be open.
ed for them, and the treaties which may be uselully
concluded
The mission OF NJ sallandrouze i, thus varied, els-
waited, and important. Ii will be surrounded with
tain foi1t NJ Saandrouxe will embark about the end
OF June or the early part OF Jny the steamer which,
under the name OF La RENE Horrs, employed last
year 10 the excursion Of the Minister OF Marine and the
Emperor HIMSELF and is fitted up with great luxury.
This vetsel will remain at his disposal during his stay
in America, and for his return. The Emperor. whose
tastes IDEAS anu haOs IN h's respect ee Wi Aho"p'
will certainly give orders that M. Sallandrouze may be
prepared to represent France worhy and grandy on this
imposing occasion.
1.-The mission could not be confdeJ 10 BITTER banty:
NJ Salaudrouze, who skilullv directs vast manufsc-
turing establishment is also gentleman Of tact and TASTE
who has bad personally at London, Tor two years, very
marked success dams Ia hsut soeies (anong The upper
ten > and particularly Prince Albert his excellent
relations with whom enabled him 10 be very useful to
the French exhibitors .s.
Before starting for The United Slater, NJ Salian
drouze will visit the Dublin Exhi op where he W u
remain fortnight, also on a special mission
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summer -frransemens-Jo juno %, 1859
Travellers for the White mouutlns leaving New York In the
boat by Providence Fail River
take 7 Portland,
Nane Eastern railroad Portland at II 90
Gorham, N. H., so Tray-
ecrs leaving Boston by IS train lodge Portland and
Portland.
leaving evening Portland ue
take the a from Portland Fare, 81 50 by this
3. 4. CORSER,
June 23-d6w Sup. Atlantic ST Lawrence Railroad
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There are 100 public school. in this city, under Toe
Immediate control of The board OF education 10000
children attend the schools-ihe daily average attend
ance being one-bslf that number. The .trse academy
has 500 students, 10 professors and number OF Tutors
and the annual appropriation for is support "a iwsny
thousand. Columbia College was established IN i'O'
has 100 students exclusive OF large grammar school
and reiooes IN library Of 1000 volumes. The New
York University was established in 1897 has since n'
lime educated ass Students one.half gra'nous'y soa
with splendid edhce, is unfortunately some $1,000
debL-N v. nprr.
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REcossTRUcTIos OF the CAADhs cahsrr'-i no
following are the changes announced by the recent mails
from Quebec Attorney General Richards elevated to hs
bench. succeeded by Solicitor General Ross; Mr.. Ca
ron's elevation to the bench contemplated Mr.. Morn
son. Solicitor General G. w. Jsmes Morris, speaker
legislative Council Malcolm Cameron, Postmaster Ger
eral Dr. Rolph President Ct the Council and Commits,
.ioner Of Agriculture Mr. Sieoee, Fist Commissioner
of Crown Lands.
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COPPER MINES IN Frederick couNTY.-We learn from
the Frederick (Mi) Herald that, besides the Dollyhde
copper mine in that county there others now being
woIked-one the property OF Thornton Poole, esq y,
from which a large quantity OF valuable ore has been
taken another on the land of Mr. Wolfe, near Johns
vile, which also promises TO be valuable It ID believed
that copper extends through The whole OF Liberty dis
tTlct Bait. Sun. .a#.
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Bank Of tn. Metropolis.
NN..t..w. -

Washington MAY 1859.
A GENERAL meeting o. the stockholders will he
held banking Monday the am dsv
siec,ins
mel ensuing
The polls open O'Clock, and close O'Clock m
Ny order Of the bosrd
May 3l-sodr7Juns Admiralty RD. SMITH, Cashier.
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The WEATHER AND cRoPs--A backward season and a
drought have in this section OF The West retarded
the growth of all the spring crops The fields OF small
grain, OF corn, a9d of potatoes, look quite
promising, and without some favorable change, will give
but scanty yield. Wheat got good stand in the fall,
and has not suffered 10 any extent from which
has been so hard upon the other crops.
ISL Louis mieRigencr.
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.~ FOURTH OFJULY PLEASURE ExCUR-
ESzJs{k-e.on Pny Point, Old Point Norfolk, Cape

= sxa~r FOURTH OFJULY PLEASURE EXCUR-
Piny Point, Old Point, Norfolk, and Cape
1cEEss2.kaa1k-H Henry. .s.. ..s..
The splendid BALTIMORE Captain Alexander
will leave Washington for The above named places
Saturday, the I'd OF July al o'clock and Alexandra at TX
at O'Clock
Old roAl g. m, remaining Monday morning
O'Clock Cape Henry the by
thence Norfolk, arriving O'Clock, remaining
O'Clock, Old Point, and
on Tuesday.
arrang viii be able
Ample provisions every kind will be made insure
please apply number tickets limited,
pleasure comfort holding admitted, and
ber,hs allotted, previous o the boats departure.
Round tp Piny Point meals included so
!" Old Point do ........... 5
- Excuriop do do .,,....,,,, q 90
Excursion, lady and gentleman 10 90
tickets information, apply board,
GEORGE MATII NGLY, Agent,
. Washington, ID. G.
No supper provided N night of her departure
June 2o- di;2dJuy
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July Pleasure Excursion TO Old Point, Nor
folk, and Cape Henry.

Fourth July Pleasure Excursion 10 Old Point, Nor
folk, and Cape Henry.
s,s.~, The oSCEULA having undergone thorough
Es1x4ke repairs, will make pleasure 10 tbs above
1AA,A Saturday. the I'd July, leaving Washington
O'CLOCK, touching nj Pney Pont arrive Norfolk
morning.
Sunday afternoon she will make Old Point and the Cnpes
Monday forenoon and afternoon This
will afford passengers ample opportunity TO visit the attractions
Portsmouth The Atlantic ENJOY
the pure BTeezs fish, bathe &C.
will arlington Monday evening" after the
display of re-works from Fortress Monroe.
The table will be supplied with all the deicacies which the
afford.
Good music will be in attendance,
included for round So; gentleman
and $40; children under twelve and servants half
With privilege of returning Thursday the IN and
Monday, the llth. JAS MlTCHELL,
June 26--dt2Juiy Captain.
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
ET1S1 Mountains, by the Atlantic and st.
Sa9 MAASA. Railfoad-Ths only by which travellers
reach the base of the White
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It's stated that marble 10 the amount OF seven millions
OF dollars ia valus is annually taken from the quarres OF
Vermont These quarries lie in the western part OF the
State and generally between the Green mountains and
Lake Cbamplain Middlebury formerly famous for
lis marble works, but the finest and extensive quar-
ries are opened al the aourshng village Of
Rutland The railroads opening up and vast
fields for this important article.
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ny oREEN 3 scoTT. Auetion,er..

by SUIT. AUctobcers
mRUsTEEs' SALE or LEAsEHOLD, LARGE FIRE PROOF
@ ssS Inc s We as s oil G9 s
M recently occupied bank on The
north side Of fsnn,ana avenue between ~ and 9th
large psen, proof safe high BY four
one patent balance s"d stand ior weighing gold
Large and small oI-eloth covered
Pine cherry counter and office writing desks
-, DO hauoek and Office table
Fine eightday marine clock
Forty yards floor oiIcoth, , ply and other carpc,
Iroa railing, Large office or hall stove and pipe 49,.
four and two months, and The burner. and fixtures The
avsnue running back 40 alley asy papered and we'll
calculated for business being the most business Of
inc above mentioned article. q The ys be-, su. and
Terms An sums Of and under s3o ca. over $50 credit Of
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
BY order Of ule trustees. GREEN SCOTT,
by J. g. MCGUIRE, Auet,oneer. tg.E-- 4
IINrMPRovEp PROPERTY At hUcTIoN.-ou Friday amer.
noon loy l. ssx O'clock at my suction rooms, shah sell
Square esa iotp
DO sss, cas-, half ofio, ., teueIo.ed sardepJ
DO 8, lota5
DO es2, lots 2, =, and .. H Er
DO DO ss 'os q "a 10 H. nd is'
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
NOTICE Credit Gus omsfs--we
IN who
being made off and, shall
yh uiuno when earnestly hoped and respectfully
hat the wilt
for the past halt year,
June 2i--dtlst Juyn CLAGETT A pODsON.
DUTsAn's MAGAZINE for July.
Rsrnauts Elements OF Chemistry. Illustrated with
hundred woodepts. 2 vol. eyo.
June % FRANCK TAYLOR.
NoTICE.we Jake Of Notifying our patrons mar. :.
IN usun their respective secoun. will be drawn
25tb settlement
thai si consider themselves
upon 10 make prompt response. II
June 93d3w HOOE, BROTHER,
I, BROWNS Essence of Jamaica 1inu~r.-Jl,;.
OF unusual excellence. ordinary d
ncipien, cholera, short,
functions, II IL Of ioemabe During Tire preys
choIsrs and complaints
peculiarly shcscions family individual
enables influences
which Turk in n changing climate.
Cauhon.Re the
r. Brown his drug and chemical store
Philadelphia
In United
city, Patterson Marin and u. Gilman in AeIsn
dns, yiGsia, by j. X. Pierpont
June 3s-d3m
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Po1uro The Msro the funds shall be provided
by the State, ia order that the ntendant Of Po3uro
complete those works under the direction Of that Junction
AIRY, possible.
Aar 20 The actual governors OF districts, Of the upper
and lower missions and Of other territories belonging TO the
State, tho northern side ,r Amazon and Marsnon.
shall continue 20 exercise the authority hey possess de-
pendent the prefecture of the Ama unu Tue
sary ordinances shs adopted for tho efficient gov
eminent IN those rs OF The territory. !
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A correspondent furnishes with the following in
ersstng commun ication the subject OF the navigation
of the South American rivers and the colonization Of
their banks Il
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NOTiCEws take this method Of Notifying patrons mat
IN will on aod
Il
vi consider themselves Respectfully called
upon make prompt IL
June 93-dsw UOOE, BROTHER n co
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
IMPORTANT NEWS!
s,psrV1vyaTsssy CURED.

Z ETall who are afflicted with this dreadful dis-
i ease, remember that Mortimore's Rheumatic
Compound is the great specific for Rheumatism
in all IFS forms. The vast number cured during
the mast year demonstrates the wonderful virtues OF
this medicine.
C5sys Price SO per single bottle, or three bottles
for $40.
MonTIMoRE's BITTER CoRD1AL AND BLOOD Pc.
RIFIER-This delightful cordial is not only pleasant
TO take, but acts like charm in the treatment OF
diseases having their origin in imparities Of the
blood or a morbid or inactive state Of the lUer.-
While il removes all sourness acidity Of the
stomach. as well as impure or poisonous secretons
of the liver it also enriches, purfes and imrarts
rifaiify 10 the fluid of life; removes the injurious
effects of calomel and other strong medicines; re-
invigoraes and strengthens the whole nervous sye-
| tenn. and imparts glow Of health and beauty II
complexion. Its popularity is becoming unbound
ed; ii is called "every body's remedy" and erery
body shoaH use il.
For dyspepsia loss of appetite, pain or misery in
the side or region Of the heart, iaundice, general
debility, scrofula neuralgia, erysipelas salt rheum,
teter or ring-worm, pimples on the face surface
of the skin, and all other cutaneous erupions hav
ing their origin in impurities of the blood, this
| BLOOD PUR1FIERi is The remedy.
! Price 81 per bottle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
st. Louis and Brunswick
Lsts5.g 1853. LIZ.

LetL-ase 1853. LslEStsss
sSs@--zAa J. occ t[s-s-a
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET LINE.
TINHE following boats will commence on the
l. opening Of navigation and continue in the
trade throughout the entire season, making weekly
trips from ST, Louis to Brunswick, as follows;
MARTHA JEWETT, WIN c. JEwErT, Com
mander, will leave st. Louis every Tuesday at
p. NJ. and Brunswick every Friday at O'Clock
A. M.
J. NJ. CLENpENIN, II. w. SMITH, Commander
will leave ST. Louis every Thursday at O'Clock
.. NJ, and Brunswick every Sunday at O'Clock
A. NJ.
KATE SWINNEY, A. c. GoDprN, Commander
will leave ST. Louis every Saturday at O'Clock
p NJ, and Brunswick every Tuesday at
O'Clock A. NJ.
n-T5"To the patrons in this trade, the officers OIL
the above boats promise TO use every effort to meri
a continuance of the patronage bestowed on them
For freight orpassage apply on board.
February 3, IS53--ds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
For the Times.
Temperance Meeting in Roanoke,

-~~O-~O
On Monday evening, June 9th, large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in the
Church in Roanoke, on the subject of Tenn
GRANGE.
The house was organized by RIcE PAR
rERsoN being called to the Chair, and W.
II. Nelson being appointed Secretary.
On the suggestion of the chair, the Rev.
Mr.. Snow, of St. Louis, in brief but fore
IDLE address stated the object Of the meet
ing.
On motion of Mr.. R. CORNELIUS, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense Of the citi-
zens OF Roanoke and vicinity, that those
persons engaged in the traffic in spirituous
liquors are called upon by proper regard
for the peace and happiness of the commit
nifty instantly to abandon said traffic.
Resolved, That petition be circulated for
signatures in this congregation, praying the
County Court to withhold all license from
the town o. Roanoke:
Whereupon, the chair appointed Messrs.
Ryle, Harvey, Blake Chonstant, Head and
Bradford said committee, who circulated the
following petition among the audience, OBJ
tanning signatures.
To the Honorable County Court Of Hotrard
county:
We, the undersigned, citizens Of the vi
entity Of Roanoke, respectfully represent
that the liquor traffic in Roanoke has been
the cause of much mischief in our midst;
we therefore respectfully add, that we cor
daily concur in the petition from the citi-
zens of Roanoke, and add our prayers that
it may meet with successful issue, and, as
in duty bound, we will ever pray, SC.
On motion of Mr.. c. F. Wright, the fol-
lowing resolution was carried by acclana
ton:
Rasolred, That committee be appointed
by the chair TO wait upon every person VIII,
vends spurious liquors in Roanoke, and asl
tn EN- TO desist from the same. Thereupon
the chair appointed Messrs. John Head, r
Cornelius, DR.. Harvey and Mrs. Blakey
Mrs. Harvey and Miss Payne, said com
mittee. After a short absence the commit
tee returned and presented the following
pledge with the accompanying signatures
We, the undersigned, hereby pledge our
selves to abstain forever from selling spirit
uous liquors in the town Of Roanoke,,o or yicin
ity, after our present stock is sold out. w
Fl. Nelson, j. B. Bradford, VIM, Upton
Son; G. w. Meiouc; Harvey and Blake
(This includes all those who sell liquors i
Roanoke.-SEc'Y.)
During the absence of the committee
Mr.. Snow entertained the house by spirit
ed and pertinent remarks. He alluded
the evils of intemperance, and the course
be pursued thereto; and by his appeals sue
coed in awahing IN unusual interest in III
audience OIL the subject.
On motion of the Secretary the followin
resolutions were carried by reclamation
Resolced, That the thanks of this meet
ing be extended to Mr.. Snow, for tn
able lectures that he has delivered in Roam
oke.
ResolUei That we recommend the ITEM
perance Battery" TO the favorable notice
the people OF Missouri.
ReSoIpca, That copy of these proceed
ings be forwarded TO the Temperance Ba
terry" Glasgow Times" and "Howar
County Banner" for publication.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
R. PATTERSON, Chairman.
". H. NELsoS, Secretary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07

D-A few days since a calf in Chicago
swallowed pocket book containing 5000 in
bank bills. BY some means, the fact Of its
having done so was discovered, and the an
imal killed. Upon opening the stomach the
bills were found partly digestedi but $3.50
ofthe amount was recovered.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
GLASGOW ENFERsrARY.

TIVE necessity Of such an establishment in our
l. city, where strangers and persons from a dis
lance can receive such medical and surgical atten-
tons as they may require, has induced the UNDER
signed TO unite in such enterprise; and they take
this method Of informing the public that they now
have rooms ready for the reception of all who
may wish to avail themselves Of its advantages.
The benefits of such establishments it is hardly
necessary 10 allude to--thcy are universally adj
mitted. Medical attention, boarding, and c0mpe-
tent and attentive nurses will he furnished on muc
more reasonable terms than they can be procured
at hotels, or even in private families
l. p. VAUGHAN, MD.
II. III. CROPP, NJ. ID.
JNO. A. CAMPBELL, M. D.
i. w. DIGGEs, Superintendent.
Glasgow, March IT, 1S52-1y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
COUSINS and Colds

AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS
NTOW is the time, and this the season Of the
~ year, when, by the sudden changes in the
weather, vast numbers of our citizens are subject to
these distressing complaints, and more especially
are these prevalent among children. Let all re-
member that these harbnsers of fearful diseas-
es and in many instances, the originate which
bring many, both yonng and old, to an untimely
grave.
Gr7@Let all remember, that On. CLAREE's COM
POUND SYRUP or WILD CHEnRy AND TAR, is thu
great specific for these Complaints.
NJ PRicE 81 90 per Bottle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
Council Blu6 Missouri River Packet,
STEINER ST. .9NGE.

STEINER ST .9NGE.
P. T.. HANNUN, Master 7. L. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
, r.. =, This fast and elegant steamer has been
- - purchased expressly for the above trade,
and having undergone extensive repairs, new fur
niturc, &c, viii, upon the opening of navigation,
make regular trips TO Council Bluffs and interme-
diate points, during the season. Her accommoda-
tions for passengers are unsurpassed by any boat
in the river Her extreme Light draught strongly
recommends her TO shippers. Her officers promise
10 untiring 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
q ~ IL A MON ID ApTIInI CAN A.Out,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07

EfThe Enchanted Mountain in Texas is
an immense oval rock three hundred feet
high, situated about so miles north of Ba-
trop. Its surface is polished, and in sun
shine dazzles the beholder at a distance Of
three or four miles. Those who ascend il
have to wear moccasins or stockings, and,
like those who went up to Mount Horeb
must put off their shoes. The Camanches
perform their religious rites on this singular
hill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07

A WoYDERFuL HEN.-The Maysville
Eagle says that ]. w. Wear, near Mayslick,
KY, has half breed Shanghai hen that in
February last produced five eggs within
thirty-six hours, and in the present month
produced three eggs within twelve hours.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
REGULAR
1853.
1853.

MISSOURI RIVER PACKET
For 81. Joseph, SIUaunah, Io,ca Point, HInneyS
Landing, Linden, and Council Bluffs.
II, n The new and fine passenger steamer,
$50 - "Bluf City," ]. McCLOY, MASTER,
having been built expressly for the trade no pains
have been spared to make her, in point of comfort,
superior 10 any boat in the trade and will COM
mence her regular trips on or about the 10th of
April and viii continue regular in the trade during
the entire season, and her officers trust that by
strict attention to the interest of shippers and com
fort of passengers, to merit continuation OF pa
tronage which has been here ofore so literally
bestowed upon them. For freight or passage APP
ply on board, or 10 Tmh17'
MANSON & BARTHOLOW. AGENTS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
star Will Machinery For Sale.

~ ESIRING to make change in our business
mill for sale. Most of the modern Improvements
in mill machinery have been adopted, and may be
seen by any one wishing to purchase Double le-
yer engine, bright work; three double fine boilers;
iron fly wheel, p feet in diameter, weighing 10 900
pounds. -Four by four and half feet French burr
MIL stones; one by three and q half feet mddhng
stones, all of The best selected stock. Superfne
and fine flour boiling chests, separate. Mil cal
culaed for 200 to $50 barrels per day; can be taken
down and removed with little or no injury, and
will be sold at a bargain. Terms liberal. Ap-
ply to A. d. POMERoY & co.
Corner Myrtle and Levee, st. Louis,
June, %, " ch Republican.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
Gbe C5lasgotu Gmes.

DrAp.-Miss JULIA SHrP, sister-in-law
of Mr.. Henry White who left this place
for California, died at the Aspinwall House,
Panama, OH the I'd June.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
NEW STORE.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions.
CARROLL'S OLD CORNER,
GLASGOW, MO.

JAMES lHRAILKILL $500. '.'.. sJNo. r. Carson.
THRA1LKILL s. CARSON.
II EG leave TO announce TO their friends and tbe
- public generally, that they have taken the old
sstahu, corner OF Water and Commerce streets,
known as ''Carroll's Corner,n and having reftte3
me same; have now on hand, and ready for sale
an entirely new stock of
FRESH GOODS,
Consisting Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Earth
and Stone Ware,
embracing every variety, and at prices as low a,
lhe lowest. Also,, good supply of Groceries,
sueh as Sugar and coffee, Teas, Salt, cheese,
spun cotton, Brooms, Wooden Ware, &c.
Also-A good supply of Liquors and Wines.
from the finest to the commonest; together with
every other article usually called for, 10 which thew
specially invite the attention of purchasers.
Farmers viii find good assortment of plo,vs
Collars, Hames, Chains, sc. '"''
. All kinds of country produce bought at the
highest market rates, or goods exchanged for the
april 7, 1858
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-07
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET
HONnQIRAS.

WIN. COMFY, Master. L. MoRRrs, Clerk.
. s,.e--> The superb and popular steam
yftss,.ltb 4 packet HONDURAS, which durilg
80 49,, last season, great fayorte in
the trade, has recently been renovated and rcfitcd
without regard TO expense, SO that she is not sur
passed in her appointments by any vessel that
comes to our leyee Her commander, Capt Con-
ley. (late of the Banner State,) is determined to
use his best efforts in giving satisfaction to ship
pers and passengers, and respectfully announces
that the Honduras will leave 81. Louis for LeXing-
ton, Independence, Weston and St. Joseph, every
alternate Thursday at O'Clock, p. NJ, and will
run regularly until the close of navigation in the
fall. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
MANSON & .BARTHOLOW, AGENTS.
Glasgow, April I.