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Advert sment J


HAILoTyPEs.-The specimens we have seen OF
this and eesh'ful art exceed in beauty OF Pot..we
those of the p-oulsr STYLES The 81 ct 81 ths
process srsDsr b-r ding sharp outline, brrsst oei
ug TIE exquisite sotuess ot zone mssinsee eho~'
Ing tie touch and 81 ~ the uinisur-s wtous q ~
toe atist the hnest ivory A. GouNssrs 6.ne.y
Broadway COLES tion OF these besu,it
specimers 4 art al lines he Tree OF esst The
cous for 'he Of visitors toe utmoss
yity bstrs shown oil These beautiful portsts In tsS
ms. Be- sea A. Leisure he folly spprecstsd aud
ssyg 81 the tesu will ever 90 a~s ITO"
the sight Il determining 20 Posss-s th. san sssos
81 me dear erd sktn by th, pleasing proces' Ar,ts
thro gallery and spsk Of the wonders OF this u'w ate
tr.itlfe
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GEs JAcEsCN'S GOLD SsrFf-BoN Tile JOINT
{, rDmittee Of the Aldermen and CourcilDeD, to
whom WAS referred the mater Of carrying GU. that
portion Of the will Of Gen. jackson donstog his
god snuffbox 70 the most valiant patriot who should
his country in time of war met yesterday in the
City Hall Present Aldermen Moueghan Fullner aod
Wilscn; Ccunclmen Bauch, Kennird, Noyes and
Schappert. On motion Aid Monaghan appocted
Chairman; Councilman X ,pLard Secretary. On mo
tic of Aid. Fullmer the Clerk Of the Common Council
wa. requested to open correspondence with Andrew
jackson, jr OF the subject The Committee then ad
jourre subject to the coll Of the Chairman.
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The undersigned, Inspectors and Sealers q
W.sh.s sud Sesures IN The city Of NewYoSt hsstss ~
sques TO est the various Platform Ssses In ass
city pessed H. bear '.stimooy 10 hs sapsdsf
obuse.s Of those sfsourei by Mesr FLrS~nts
soi 90 sh, rrfy meud thsm 10 the psblio ~
po.t p.rG Weighing machines Ia
RALPH TsEssLV, Inspector weights and hsessfs. 10
District
THoM,, II WAINWRIGHT Inspector. seooof Disrot.
ALIEN siNos Deputy Inspector First DsAbt.
GEORGE kAsR Ssiler, first District
JoRs "A ENBsrs sesler, seeppd Dsrct
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fAdvertissue en-,
n.H nnHlHIAN ahAao

a RETIRED PHYsICAN, WHOSE saDds Oh ITO hhvs
ney rUn out Uncovered while In the East Indies o>ftAn
cure or Coz sun ptou ATbn Bronchitis Coughs. Colds .a4
Geu,rsl Debility The remedy disooyeed b. him wh:e
his on child dsusht-r siysD die Wishing % Dc
% a. sh GOOD possible be viii send 10 sl,h OF es aSiio'e1
fellow requ, II this recipe 9th fun aad .rp VI" a.
rector mskI Up and successfully using ~ Hefejses
each sppc.I him chilling three cents To re-
portage the recipe and the remainder 10 be .ev'sd
the paym.n' this Address DR.. d. JAsss,
No. 10 Or.ad st, yer.ey City. N. J.
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Aiv~ttfSemf
WINDOW SHADES TABLE OLCdOriH,
Ban MI White HoltAads,
CogsS Tss els Brssses, 40,
wholesale sad eetst,
By Woopi Ord WssssLs,
No - CstbSiRest., New 90.
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PHRErOLOGY.- Strangers and oihEoos will I'D
the PnsNoLoCIcAL CsssIr an agreeable p'see TO sist h
con airs many rae oorioses BKamsNsns with charts -
Nuu written de.crpions Of character gvsa vbsa dsSssA
Room, |. ~. pen visitors No 500 Broadway.
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OxYORyATRD BITTERs This medicine 10 . ~
,,fc fe1<A, 10. pysp pei. 10 s lie fornS Wheo tskse -
cordps :. directions IL si,ss Immediate fsiIs sst 70 st
cssss Effects q permanent cure.
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lAdxef,ikemnnt. 1
HEATING HOUsgs BY STEAM.

PsHsALTa and FcOsomV defy the void 20 eselnss
nyhg -lth the patent apparatus OF W. LAHr
Co No Je Broadway Bowen meNaase have iss<
ordered tor their store
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fAdvsUisenso.

FDwARD II. DIXON, n. d., Editor o. Tn
ScaLPEL sud Operating and Consulting Svae,os No u
5tL ltb and 18th Ocos sosrs rom 70 p
IN asa - ,vsGir 60.
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SITE TOR Posi- OFFIcI.- The Special Committee
Of the Board of Aldermen, TO whom was referred the
matter of selecting site for the PoetOfice, met
yeserosy in Mr Valentines office, CtS Hal, but for
want of quorum 40 business transacted.
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IAfseriisene ptl

HERRNG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOc
sAys. Nos 1856 III and l9 Wsterst., snd No hwnyse.
New TcTk.
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WEDDING ant

WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, ENvELOPE6,
Sc the IN the city kyGsDELLs gea' Cud DsPotuo
W. Broadway, corner Duane St Established Bb.
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Gas GAs.-GAs FIXTIRES FOR TIE SPRiH0
T.Apr pattSus besutihi Ia dssiss saA
finish oh,Sd before Co. hsnaf.os.r>S
Depot, No s16 BrOAdssy. AReass, WAassa Go.
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Advertisement
THE MUSTACHE PHOTOGR.PH. q classic style

fAlt p,ctuiius the poeys reality ind sPt Vt the peop
eor OH, 81 AID naiufes for only shlIs H0Lskss
DyPcr OF ARr No. $50 Broadway,
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NV C.RPETTsa FOR lsJ7.-4u the newest
,.,rs IN market HrsTTs 0rest Csrpct HssS-
.u .rf No zlt Bo~.Ty Royal Velvet, Tspestiy, bruss>~
Tap.,.ry IrgrAln Oilclo'hs Sc. at bsrsaits
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES On Sunday the First NJ.
i. Church, John street, presented unusually inter-
es,ing rcene, occasioned by extraordinary notice
which appeared in the papers Of Saturday. The day
was set apart Of Thanksgiving with special refer
ence TO the recent decision Of Judge Davies which
brought opg struggle and controversy between the
present and some Of the former members Of tho
Church to clOse; that decision being that the old
John street Church is 10 remain in John street
The Churth was filed TO OVERLOOKING at each OF the
.er,ices-slrpost every Methodist Episcopal Church
10 the city being represented.
In H.. morritg the Rev. J. B. Wakeley preached
an nteresI historical discourse, tho subject being,
Rise and Progress Of Mettodsm in the United
"Stste.." He set forth the preeninent part which
the John street Church had taken in the establishment
Of Me.hodrm, AID traced the many wap in which
efforts sprir gng from that source had proved poSer-
fully successfu in promoting the interests OF Method
i,m not only in New-York, but throughout the Amer
can continent The discourse Listened to With the
mr. Il NAKED attention.
In the afternoon addresses were delivered by the
Rev,. D. J. S Mitchell, j. S. Inskp, Father Beam
(tte travelling companion Of Bishop Asbury, c. II.
Wbitecar ard c. Z. Harris the pastor OF the Church.
At O'Clock tb. meeting assumed the aspect Of are
$500 WA want ed TO cid the Trustee. in paying the bL
brought, sg.ipst hem for litigation 10 the protect 90 OF
that tin hor ored ecifce De accordingly get the SUN up
in share, at 80 each, but had TO come down to $40
before second bidder could be procured. Bidding
was very .pirited and became more 90 as the stock
fen IN value, az at O'Clock al the shares we're taken
up, at which time the choir and congregation united
in tbspk.givrg by ngiDg an appropriate hymn.
In the evening addresses were delivered oy the
R,va S. Laroon, Allen Steele and j. Field. Toe
whole ,erviees were wound up by religious expen-
ence meetr which lasted til late hour.
Mise Elizabeth Gelston. daughter Of he late John
Gelstor has Jeff somewhat more than third OF her
property (sbout so OO0) 70 various missionary AID
charitable societies. The particulars vii be found II
oar law intelligence.
REAL EsrATE.-The following sales Of real estate
were made March l6, BY A. ]. Blocker Co., at the
Merchants Excharge:
ots OIL sid between 4h md SO z5Klec essn sc.
10, on Esd Lfu 4th Exle0 z..........''''''''
House AID o, No. Isl G ot his. -
Hocse sac lot No. q van9ewlfert 70.
Hcufe and ot No Ni NsndsvNter Ct esKs7e'''''.s.
House and 10. 5i,sst Ne SIS 25xSs
Bess:i.a. oS,as oO.tsss an ssrss k.rsss~sss''
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AssAVIT UPoS \ PoIIcE CsFr.N 90 Suudsy
eve. irs s.rI Ct sbout twer'y rosdes assembled the
co,rfr sr6 sxtet nth snd ssAt
.mo Capt Wins lner'errd TO stop ~Asa
ttrX attached biun 40 beat him Seventy IL ho~-v-t
.a - ,rrr. o. Of the r,ps rsued Nckse csuAhsa ssl
late, 'e ssothe- named Rhet, Css.t, arrested
Th' Others suo~n ana the police are on 'se lookout 10
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DIssONFsr SERVANT -Jace Csrnnll az Irt'h 'rvax
il b, fm Me- N,ry Lesh''r Of NJ 10 Grand street.
ar's.rd etdy cb,rsre 9th ss'Ds tom aer en,pSya
twtrs V,ou. ktt. she Of DISC Soon stei the
property iced uU lied IN aPaksse 81 cloth
tie sccnsd sud Srpo,itcd IN ~ssh tuh Vac
det ed sesgt but locked NJ BY Justice Osborn Tor tns
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SERIOUS FAII-A man rsIst VIM Russell "a
lnit5 toe N,WNor. Hopi' yc.s dsy sternoou safas
suun' tsc If tie sku, received b. tAhs{
d.vu tisot = .,. No 81 pcrcyser street Ne 10 oasA
20 b. istA = injured.
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FArit RAILROAD AccInr,r Coroner Ccansy
he'd soQsess Yesterday Ne~ (ot HosPits tie
body a. kUo~p about IS Of sho tsi troo
luiies rtctri rcevtd ~ he1s By New Hseee
irir ci whCr fcrisn No evidence stdsc~l
sAc ina hs tly q to scA-. u tb- RNost Company
p hsHe s-i he !asy reud-Ied verdict OF Accassss
iaxtk
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I,Rcrsr ny SAILOR -Fo.'ey Brrrsulnv . q -.
o. vsNr.,-d We. erd., ohAr-d ts se.ox tersss
h'' eis s. he property Of More Gdts q
10 - IcSr TIE le- ~ 'ew
SPol Xs-cp % Beetmas AID Pear sts,ets al
to ,ocvs,1 sofs sd WAKES - -ih them lie ~
cox u:tst b. Ius.:c- O.bOr- % sn'wer the casrse.
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SUODEs DItrH.-C'gooer Perry hesd N i.a,a.s
hoCse fhe srss Of a~~lx -
G-eGvch streets oPSn The et, OF Asy Narsk-s ssr N
yeaT Of age -eo eied ,attuy 90 supssy psAt ~
esc.s. 1s;if1te srd Assaa ;.
hsyss tL h,Nt 20 ehpres cstern aios ss1 e
be- lie a. rst pposed that sAs he'd pIsss -
poet noe1 es.nirsoo sho~td that Ses'A rsss,t
ofo us..ic- o. the b-sD esse BY s,emPssaoe ssa v
d.: {, a. tGes; rt1d.rsi ~ the jury
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lbs fAsx o, CoanRRcs CovSrsRFsIrs GA sra-
~ s~~Gs use E<hs->eA wsd Po,e. --c.,-d ,Gsf 49,.
~ 20 ., ~ ,-s', 81 ~, ssasAS-s q Eliza Givsi 49,
n oco pss.er ~ ooaststt-4t uacn-y -
~ tnf prev "a Passns 81 coGst.. q q. "a Rs-k II
tee eir- Nss lsoc"s crn- II. e.lrao. 81 HrA q q.
v" inrets's,( wives BY TOO o6 ~ A IT,, ~
- eoSotr'eii sos-, saa ssoss Ga !. sssx a -
'scpr~et e. he tse pf so->Ss u d. a.. f.sSs
- Pa eeer pssset Mo s'ln~-l tex d.,,>,.~
a. eas ss.s Ch'e1sa wire r'est.d hs 5 rs -, ossS
fbEp beArce. year too .isce 70 ia a.. 20. -
eoess'irs bet ~ss siOt 81 upos esreiss s, 49,
laAHa las S,ltr ~ ~, wa
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Mise Elizabeth Geston. daughter Of he late John
Gelstor has left somewhat more than third OF her
property tabout so Ooo) TO various missionary AID
charitable societies. The particulars vii be found II
oar law intelligence.
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REAL EsrArE-The following ss.es Of real estate
we're made March l6, BY A. ]. Blocker Co., at the
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The person will be uPon books
vac payment The subscription be made In aavance.
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. postage
% wAieh Win Dc paid by and aSk assumed BY ourselves
aeie uaasmlsaioa. f F - Ettr
The COUNTRY "A Es ih dir.weety during u'e .s'
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terms ProPoruaaed 10 tie sboFe ansHai Tsiss.
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RVS sEMIwEEKLY suhSebe, with s2S enclosed, viii bs
titled copy srats.
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NaficR

In relation TO the Removal Of The Land Office from Gcncsee
to East Sa9inau, in Michigan
IN ACCORDANCE provisions OF the Of Congress-
Till tAn authorizing changes IN the location OF land iii
approved March ., 1852 Is hereby cared and mad.
office sale OF public lands GEKgsER
OF Michigan, win be removed 10 the town OF East
said State at early period as praefeGbe
the precise lime OF removal will be issued by
The register OF the Genesse land Office M
hand at the city Of Washington this ih day OF
January, A, ID. 1857. es.a
+ - =" tf THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
ian i6--Iau6,v re.ra flint aud SarJ .ft g p ..s
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RESTAURANT.

" Irernoi' Hotel Pennsypapia avenHe bctrSeen 17 and
lsh streets, Washington, ID, q.
TUE PROPRIETOR inform friends and the public
that this restaurant recently es'nl he'd the modern
and improved princplc with saloon private dining and
nshed In the styc
essiops French cook recently arrived from
gained paiation
and toe opeior hmssf has dntineulshsd repu,aop both
IN france aud this
ers, he au,er self that
those who may favor him with their patronage
Attached a supplied choicest
wines, liquors, and ohcr deaeics OF The hot
md cold lunch II, unl H. proprietor
Just received per Euope large
pagne, clae egnsc, general
bqueu preserves, tufes kc
any other house In the bor, hassc single bottle
Private supper parties
ftortest cream Jelly pumber.
and al description Of confectionery business.
Jan 7-eoi7m
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John iii. Buthmann.

Importer and Dealer In Vines Brandies, &C., .- "
Pennsylvania avenue side AZ Streets
As choice Of ehsmpsgne quarts
III aud pin o The desirable brands. --lFa -lH
sparkling st. Peray white and pink Madeira Sherry, Port
Tcnerr, Sicily Rhine Wines Mosele French wines red
white; Gognac schedam gin, jamaica Tum Scotch wikey
American whsKe Curacoa ansee and OF his preparation
wild cherry brandy blackberry juice stomach biterr.
4 Dec li-9ufwim ,
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Proposals for stcel-Plate Printing.
ornor surrnsrssersr Pubue rrrrse,

oFrIcr SUPERINTENDENT PuBtIo rRIrTse,
Washington, January y, 1851.
PROPOSALS win be received this Office until the i9t day
January at IL o'coek, printing
highest style 400 each of 81
landscapes aad outline sketches and each $50
history and botany
u.ats the Report Mexican boundary Survey for the
m the Senate United States.
Bidders printing each 100
plates, is they will require executing The
be distinctly understood that bids will be entertained
from parties directly engaged in, practically acquainted
with, the work bid for ~
paper required for printing cse plates by
this ohee. E
will and bonds will be required
o the successful bdder for faithful execution OF the
Proposals be addressed A. c. Seaman superintendent
Public Printing Washington, d. G., and endorsed "froPosd for
Steel Pa 9 PTintins."
A. @. SEAMAN,
Jan e--codtl9h lInt & SiaTl Superintendent
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mo. sal
By the President OF the United states.

spa Axut ptr nor
IN Puisuaee ~ , !, % 2, i.oacn, o me uhl-
ea o,a'es ns' nas s"o"h uni
public sse W ~ n.u ~ ~. 'onea sha omces ih The
State o. iows owe ~" ~ ~" p ~ ae @ aessnnaea 70 VIII
hs ns ~, ,he 80 ~, Xxx " ss yen'tA
10y q Z ,ownsnlps viz. anus s'uaca "''h'n
be y
NORTH 9 fAs Ease hns a"d Tea @ s JyA Principal meridian
.rnshi,s ninety nine ana one hundred of ran,e ~,
ownips ninety ers niney nine and ons kudred Of
Io"""'i~ -''' - 80 o' I" i"'so
He. ninety eiuh ,y. min, and or1 nm, s ~ -
lpN"ir 80 - - : " ia"se
ninety nino and one hundred of ,an.. ,s,.x
IoW nne,y ninr aai one hnnS,ed ar ,anss "a
h,ps nn.,s MN, asa onr lundrea M ,.ngs co.
Iossp an t9nared oT ran-e ssreufs,u s fat
y rown,a,p ms,,p one orr bandr.d az raner tueni,
,pps aud one hundrsg Of rapse fsuf
n.h,ns ninety iour ninety Ave- ninety si9 nioeiv
Iownnp ,a ana ane h,nd,.d ~ ,a ,s y sesen'
hnep e's"' p - ~ ~, I,,,n.,r " - s' J'a. .
Al the land onee Al @ a. ~ y y commencing M on Monday
dIsated within the following named townships, viz;
NORTH ot the base line and pst 81 As vA principal meridian
Toynsjp ninety four fve ninety seven
ny eight n,ne fcensu
Tovns6ps ninciyfouI i've, ninety six
evi nine ty nue and hundred, range tucnv
ninety four hundred OF range
,sssfv ,erer ~ R4'gf 31p fso3iiAla4 sfnT n y
Tny hin one hundred of range teeniy sicAt
rounhip ono hundred, range fpenfy- nns. - - a " tse
A. .. ,n oa,cc M sfottx CITy IN Mo,5,v IA.
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ChHDwe hefeby notify all who save open
n books viii The 96lh
and respectively pesond when win be expected 81 n 70 come
forward and settle that viii fail
of surprising labor
on eight hundred family
without object We wish
that obec and Intention 10 have every settled up,
either by cash satisfactory dates. t t1s N
Dec 17-3taw4wiit y .lI H.i l'EHt HOOE, BRO. CO..
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WANTED,-Persons desiring private dinner parties
supplied with hrs,cisr- Fncb cook n % for his
wees on application .t GAUTiER'S RESTAURANT,
Dee 6-s.w3mon s52 Penn. between l2ih 18Th,
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TRAssroRrArIoS osScx ALExAsDarA wAsmiSaTos n n.
I'M Monday rhi
the depot Of the Alexandria
tween The hours of q M aud TO be forwarded TO Wash
ns'an c and The hours, Long Bridge
ton, 10 be forwarded to Acxantfis.
Freight ARTICLES forwarded Alexandria pre-
paid -
Jan l0--eoiw Hsa .E'l ~
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uAsPiaR's WEEKLY, third nnpber, will be re-
~ ceycd this morning tst4s,.
Jan7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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rpEAsuRy DEPARTMENT.


The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
reary the Treasury, two comptroer commissioner OF
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast survev - 4.
The following brief indication Of the duties OF these
tevera the force employed therein respectively
Secrosars 0ce.Hon James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
Treasury; Hon. p G. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer charges architect and three
Temporarily employed and twenty clerks The Secre-
tary Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions Of the government and of the exc
cuon Of concerning the and navigation
United States be superntends the survey OF the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals OF
the United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
Fra Comptroller Elisha whittlesey, esq, Comp
role and fifteen clerks He prescrioes the mode of keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic SER
vice as public lands and revses and certes the
balances arising thereon.
Second Oomprouer's 0Gce:-John M, Brodhesd, esq,
Comptroller and seventeen clerks He prescbes the mode
OF keeping and rendering the accounts Of the army navy
Indian departments of the public servce and revses and
..ties the balances arising thereon.
Ocs Of Conarisoner Of he 0a,on..-Hugh j. Anderson,
Commissioner, and eleven clerks He presoribes the
mode Of keeping and rendering the accounts OF the customs
and dburscmests and for the building and repair
ing &c and revses and cerbes the balances
arising thereon ~ -....r. t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23
BETTER GO SLOW.

In all the varied scenes Of life w
Its noise, confusion, turmoil, strife
These little words, il borne in mind,
Would suit right we'll all human kind
"Go slowl"
The fast young man who cuts dash
Upon his &c ov 'nor's" hard-sarned cash,
Will think when all his moneys fed,
This motto should have filled his head
' Go slow!"
The firt with lovers at her feet,
Her cheeks so fair, her heart deceit,
When years shall steal her charms away,
Win weep she did not in youths May
go slow!"
The man Of money-he who spends,
His thousands on his horses-friends--
May sit him down in after years,
To con this lesson through his tears
"Go slowl'
The husband who, to see more Of life,
Deserts his children home and wife,
When sunk beneath the hand Of fate,
Will mourn he did not--ere too late
"GO slow!"
The wife who always shopping goes,
Leaving her children out at toes,
Should keep this matter in her heart,
And learn TO act mothers part
$50 slow!"
The banker counting cent per cent
The landlord eager for his rent
The clerk behind his masters till.
Twill suit vow all-this lesson will
.t.t.I.E.a '... "Go slowl"
The widow, wife, the maiden, miss,
The husband, father--think Of this
In whatever path you 60,
IT'S always best to travel slow
$50 slow!"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23
G5YLay your carpet on good

GYLay your carpet on good
long straw, which is easy on the foot
when walking omit, preserves the
carpet more than twice as long by
acting as a filter to let the sand to the
floor, and keeps the carpet free from
dust, which is not the case if laid on
the naked floor-or, what is no bet
ter, on paper, which appears to be
an invention of the carpet dealers
and upholsterers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23
SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1857

SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1867
REGULAR ST. LOUIS, COUNCIL BLUFY
SIOUX CITY PACKET,
For Sioux City, Logan, Sargent's Bluffs City,
Omadi, Decatur City, Desoto, Florence, Omaha
= City, Council Bluffs, Bellevue, ST. Mary's, Wy
oming City, Nebraska City, Linden, Browns
Vile, Lowell, Oregon, Iowa Point, Savannah,
st. Joseph, &C..
In THE excellent, commodious and To-
- - l. vorte passenger steamer ADMf-
RAJ, Capt. W. w. BAKER; Clerk, ROBERT A
DARsr, will, on the opening of navigation, ply o.
regular packet to the shove, and all other inter
mediate landings, on the Missouri river, remain
ing permanently in the trade, and running regu-
larly during the entire season.
The Admiral has recently received many valu-
able improvements and additions rendering her
now, both as passenger and freight steamer, equal
to any in the trade, and Captain Baker hopes u
receive at the hands of his old Missouri river
friends, the same liberal patronage so generously
extended to his brother. Shippers may rely upon
having their freight handled with the care
and dispatch, and passengers are assured in trav-
cling upon the Admiral, Of being made to feel al
ways, quite at home. For freight, passage, 10
formation, &C., apply to ---'
80. ..al THEo. BATHROOM, Agent, D
March IL, 1901. Glasgow,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23
THE FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
By HENRY STEPHENS, FRS, of Edinburg, and
the late J. P. NoRToN, Professor of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 2
vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous
Wood and Steel Engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it wider circulation the publishers have re-
solved to reduce the price TO
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes!
When sent by mail (post paid to California
part Of the Union, and TO Canada, (post paid }
Sc. ~ This WOrIs is NOT the old "BOoIs Of The
FdTnl.n
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, 10 the
Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT g. co.
No. 81, Gold-street, New York.
January s, lS57.-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23

ca An old lady in Vermont was
asked by a young clergyman to what
religious denomination she belonged.
81 don't know, "said she, "nor do l
care about your nominations; for my
part l hold on to the old meeting
house, and what's more l mean to
belong there"