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CORRESPONDENCE.

RICHMOND. Oct. ed. 1853.
~ DR.. JAMES D. MCCAw. Professor
of Chemistry of Medical College CT Virginia.
Dear sir-We would feel obliged, if you would Oh
tain from DR. VIM L Anderson the pill he has in his
possession (Which is Part Gf the medicine Ia
ken by the late Mr. Woody and anslyze the same
for Is giving written statement Of its contents
Respectfully WARING i PEARCE.
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THE "FISHER GIRL"
.GRATITUDy ~

Thess o.lebrs.ed American rrod-rtions ne
second and third great MASTERPIECES or
WM RANDOLPH BARBKR
Ofvirginia, are now on exhibition In Trcnt Pom.
up stairs. I67 Main street ore door oovS K-r,
Doors open from "a NJ till 10 ", I'M d salnIdav
evening. at which time both Fish GtrP' ard
Gratitude" will leave Richmond for tn Pet rsbura
Fair.
SFAdmittapce 2scsnts ses~n tick cts 81.
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THE FAIR-pOLICE NUTICE.-Fol

THE FAIR-POLICE NUTICE,--For
II the preservation of order and the safety of Wis.
Hors to the FAIR, the Executive Commi tee have de
ssImne that all carriages going toths FAR must ar
preach the Grounds bv Nam street, and return by
Belvidere street into Franklin street.
Nocarriage viii be allowed to stand in Belvidere
street or on Main or Franklin street, 80 as 10 OBJ
struct the passage OF those streets and all carriage
stopping on either of thu latter streets must ange
themselvos on the sides of the streets, with the
horses heads towards the city.
G. DIMM0CK,
oc 2S-h Chief Marshal
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no BRICRMAKERs.-The subsori-

ITO BRICKMAKERs.-The subscri-
bers authorized to sell in fee or fee for term
Of years. lots of suitable size for the making of
bricks on the Osborne Turnp short distance be
low Rockets, adjoining the yards now owned by
Aessrsd .enn Davis and George Turner. The clay
on the lot offered for saie s justly regarded a
In quality to any In or aroui d the city Apply to
&C 26-ot G0DDIN h APPERsON.
Jones PATENT BURNER. LIGHT!
Lie HIT LI1HT-The largest assortment of Goal
On Lamps In the State for sale opposite the Amer-
can Hotel and under the Exchange Hotel Building
where ron are invited tocal and examine the stock
on hand fluid and Oil Lamps altered at sIn all *
pense t0 burn thu Kerosene OH. JWREX
M lss Main street, opposite the American.
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DATNTs AND OILS; White Lead bed
l. Leaf Litbsrge; Prussian BlGe Chrome Green;
Chrome Yellow; American and Chinese yermillior;
Paris Green; Nerdigris; Eddy's kehned LampbIack;
common do: Venetian Red; Spanish Brown; India
Red; Drop Black; Terra de Sienna; TIMBER; Van
dyke Bro 1p; Blake's Fire.proof Paint; Linseed Oil;
Boiled do; Patent Paint do; Spirits Turpentinf; Co
psi Yarpish; Coach do Japan do; White Danar 90:
AsphaltIm 60; Black Leather do; all co!ors ground
in Oil, for sale low by
BCDEkER, Druggist,
Noe Is NO 10 Main street.
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LOUIS j BOSsIEUX~
NPECIAL NOTICE LOUIS J. BIOS

NPECIAL NOTICE LOUIS j. Bus
~ SIEUX, Steam Candy Manufacturer, five story
building, on the opposite side of Main street six
doors below the late stand of Purcell Ladd Co. and
directly eppsst- the established store Messrs
Richardson Go, would be happy TO accommodate
his old customers and the public generally. The
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the
last ten years enab rs him. with an enlarged est alb
iishment to offer inducements to purchasers un.
eouaied this side of philadel pha, with more room,
more force. more stock, and settled disposition TO
do large wholesale business. solicit call from
the buying public, at 80 Main street.
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The u New Power In the State,V
4 very animated description 10 given In the
Northern journals OF the representatives of what
Q New York paper calls the new power 10 the
ssass," 70 Wit: Rufnanism and Rowdyism,-wh!ch
vss IN attendance at the prize fight Between Nor
sisssy and Heepan. In New York aud other
koeshsrn cities, "tbe new power" filled all the
grog shops, saloons and oyster cellars with tide
that overlooked upon the pAvenents, destroyed
any amount Of bad liquor, and filled the whole
cir with horrid outcries and intolerabie odors.-
TIE telegraph Office In Albany was surrounded BY
Ave handred "'gentlemen,' mostly with short
hair, broken noses and thick boots" Ii required
Ten ears to carry the champions and their friends
70 Buffalo, and three large sized steamers to trans
port them from Buffalo to the place Of combat
Among tho distinguished gentlemen from New
York who formed part of this heavy whiskeret
and short haired company, the New York EzpresS
mentions several celebrities; one who Is famous
for chewing the lips and ears Of his adversaries;
another for having once eaten off the calf OF
mans leg, and another celebrated for killing
thirty rats In i've minutes with no other we.'
pons than his teeth; another, who, to enable
him when IN . tight place 10 eat his adver'
sariss with greater facility, has sharpensd and
alsd his teeth, 90 to resemble those of cross~
cut saw; and another, q mere youth, who has be.
come . pet among the fancy, having, before he
vss sixteen years Of age stamped out a mans
heart BY jumping on his lungs. Among the more
refined and quiet of tbs assenblage were Mr. Lewis
Baker, the gentleman who was so unfortunate as
to kill Bill Poole, and Mr.. Cunningham, WHO put
~ end TO all was mortal Of the great Paudesn--
These are only the leaders Of the new power In the
etate;" the army which they eau bring into the
nsid would probably number in the city OF New
York alone fry thousand muscular and vicious
brutss. In view Of the rapid and gigantic devel-
spment Of she "new power in the State" 1t is no.
surprising to SEQ some appreheusiohs expressed by
sensible Northern Journals of the adequacy Of their
present laws and institutions to give permanent
security 70 life and property.
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The Iiampden sydney Mar.z,n.

The Hampton sydney Magazine.
The two literary societies Of Hampton Sidney
College will publish on the first Of January next,
. monthly literary magazine, to be edited by
1sssrs. Beach, Hughes. Tredwsy and Smith, of the
Union Society, and Messrs. Z. C. Osborne aurk-
land, Ramsay and Up. Osborne, of the phIlapthro-
pic Society. The editors Of the new periodical
ere gentlemen whose scholarship and talents will
give efficiency and e1at to the enterprise, and they
will be assisted by the regular and honorary menu
bers Of the two societies under whose control 1t is
publishsd. We hazard nothing 10 predicting that,
published under such auspices, tho magazine will
Do one Of the best In the South, and richly deserves
the patronage Of the public.
Hampden Sydney is at this time In more pros.
porous condition than at any former period. Tie
number Of students Is hundred and fifteen The
Faculty 10 composed Of gentlemen not only of sc
kpcwiedged learning and ability, but young and
Sull Of energy and zeal. At their head, 10 Rev
Dr. Atkinson, one Of the most eminent 1iyines OF
the Presbyterian Church, and q gentleman whose
high toned character and peculiar blandness and
dignity Of manner, qualify him at once for a
highly efficient and popular President.
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- Hosses. with cuts. bruises. or lsmepess. can
y Instantly relieved BY apply ing 70 the part sf.
eseesd. HAafoacaxa's CusEALL. This remarkable
DeeDesaeoo satts the complaints CT horss a. well
- The human fscs. 1t cures Cholic ID few mi
1a1es. aad improves the spirits and digestion. Sold
~ ~ Druggists In Richmond. oc 1-lt
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THE CELEBRATED
Il sRXTETT ASSOCIATION
VIII give
CONCERT EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
CORLNTRTAN HAIL.
For particulars, see programmes Admiration 20
az
ASHLAND RACES,
FALL MEETING, 1853.

The Races over this new and beautiful Course.
sixteen miles north Of Richmond en- the line OF the
RE-. 2 Railroad, will commence on TUESDAY,
October 20. 1858, and continue FcuE DAYS.
RIssT DA7-Sweepstaks for three year old colts
snd lliee, out OF mares that won o. produced
winner; mile hsats; 500 subscription, half for
felt
Belcher Haxall name b by Pinanc;sr, dam
Otelia by Priam.
J Taylor names Oh by Revenue, dam by Ban
dit.
SECOND RAcE-Sams day --sweepstaks for three
year old colts and llies; $a0 entrance hat forfet
mile heats.
Fondren. Williams 4 Co name Childs Harold.
dam Oratrix.
CGresn names ch fGlencona. by Glencoe, dam by
Envoy.
I&rW boswell name CHI by Revenue. dam sa.
rah Washington.
eATrains leave the depot on Broad street, at II
u and IL III, stopping at the Fair Grounds 10
take passens ers; and returning Immediately os the
conclusion of the races
NB-No ladies admitted unless acct mpaniei by
a gentleman
IS. Fare for tho round trip nc'utir admission
to the Course $50 for gentlemen, and u Tor ladies
accompanied by thom. -
nn j
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CLOAK AND MANTLE Depot,
60 MAIN STREET.
LADIES,
MISSES and
CHILDREN.
Bonnets. Flowers. Ribbons, Ruches, Head Dresses.
Gaps, Fancy Hair Pins. Dress trimmings, Extsnsion
dren, with an endless variety of new goods Just re-
eeived from ths North. at prices to defy Competition
For tho Ct bargains, call at the Cloak and Mantle
Shoe Saloon. r. EZKKInI
&C 9h--If8
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No. GREAT ATTRACTION Large ad-
ditons TO cur and eeg ant stock of French Chi.
ma, Dinner and Tea Sets: Rich Cut and Pressed
Giass@are new and beautiful patterns Gas CT audh
Iers; liver Plated tsoods; fine assortment ivorv
Handled Table Knives and Forks: Gilt Mantle and
Pier Mirrors China Vases; BroDzss aud Parian
4oo3t; Out. Steel and Plain Fire Sets Fenders; kc.
together with great variety Of Housekeeping
Goods. Visitors TO the Fair will please call; prices
low. THO5 A BULKLnf.
&C 8-er i:7 Main street.
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T,HE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION

VIRGINIA WECHA NIUS5 INSTITUTE,
IS now open for visitors daily, from 10 q clock
TO 5P NJ and from ITO 10 oclock NJ Visitors will
nd exhibition. the 1T interesting collection q
Works Of Art and Mechanism, as wei, IS Working
Machinery ever exhibited in Virginia and the first
COLOGNE FOUNTAIN, ever exhibited In tho
United States
JAS BROWNE. Ohm of Com on
&C Ats Exhibition Va. Institute.
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LIBERTY COMPANY, No 1,
3h- will meet at their Engine House, SAT-
TzssIs2 3 URDAY evening Dext. the 3lth inst st
as9H1}4 o'clock 2 NJ. for the election OF Offi-
,ers LEWIS L BARNES,
Oc 25-st Chief Engineer n.
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r WAGNER, Druggist. always sesps
-. fresh and genuine Medicines also, Bakers
ter. Mexican and Arabian Liniments Copavia. Cap.
sules. Cops hpe and the Conquerer. Ohe latter
warranted to cure any case Of secret diseases -
Horse and Cattle Medicines ard Liniments and all
articles generally kept by Druggists at the corner
Drng store, corner 18th and Broad street.
The best imported Swedish Leee hes for sale at
Eew York prices. oc rs
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has now in store full and MESSyTVI
aenef al assortment of <sStAttS9W
~ BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&c. which he will sell at the lowest price for such
articles, being of superior stock and workmanship
Visitors in the city respectfully requested
to examine the same before purchasing a. No; 2ls
Broad street. VI TAYLOR.
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oc 2S-!5t

ERESH SAUCES, &C.-Worc, ster and
L Worcester College Sauce. John Bull Sauce.
Gray's Salad Sauce, Miller's Epcurian, Anchovy
sAnce, Indian Soy. Pepper Sauce, Walnut Catsup,
Tomato Cat,ur; fresh Salmon; fresh HOLSTERS, &C,
just received, for by
nc 21-6t LOFTS Il pnGsIEIY
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown. PaIrish. New York. mdze
and passengers, Ludlam atson; ,
steamer George Peabody, Rritcnetts peitimOte,
schr Wythe. futile, New York. mdss. D W
sehr Juo Forsyth. --. New Fork. hay. b
Whitlock Bon.
schr Gator, Harding. New York. hay. Whitlock
&on.
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A RRIVAL OF MISS j. WELLING-

A RRIVAL OF MISS j. YELLING
"A T0S.-This celebrated yospg iedy. Of Englsni,
where sho has adhered celebrity heretofore un-
prece2eutad has tire honor TO inform the Ladies' aid
gentlemen Of Richmond that she has taken private
parlors at the CAPITOL H0UfE. 1aiB street Que
door from 9Th street, where she ia ready to
ceive visitors, Qadiss and gentlemen }. " HON .bs
will inform all about the past, the present ar the
future, ii they are married not and wien or
what ladv or husband they will get bi,sipe.s OF
every description. Consultation fee fsom 50 esnls
70 sc.
M For full particulars, see small bills.
Il
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Nn.9se lsmDt oc's psw styls Of Anbrctypss, q
fAds DIR wsy. Nsv fAcss sddsd daily. Price 10
=. y - upwards.
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MONEY MATTERs-ExCHANGR.

BEEP-No change In rates. with fair supply
We gu te still a7G3 for fair to prime Beef
MUrf0N-We still quote So SO to IS per head.
PORK-45 to 81, Is in quality aud qxantity.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20
The French Slave Trade.

According to letters received from Mar
seilles, the transportation of free negroes
from the coast of Africa, for the French
colonies, on board of French vessels, has
nearly been the cause of serious conflict
between the French and the English navies.
A ship belonging to the port of Marseilles,
and which was taking ON board on the coast
of Madagascar cargo of negroes for the
Island of Bourbon, was threatened to be
dealt with as SLAYER by English cruisers.
and was obliged to return to France without
having accomplished its object, although
French man-of-war interfered and endeavor-
ed to make its rights respected. Admiral
Hamelin gave way To some excitement on
the occasion. and explanations have been
exchanged on the subject between the Sec
retary of the Navy and Lord Cowley. As
a sort of conciliatory measure, the British
Cabinet has proposed to the French to en-
ploy, instead of free negroes from Africa.
sepoy prisoners, to be provided by the East
India Company. The role of iailor for Eng
land, would certainly be not favorably view
ed by our planters. The two Cabinets will
probably come to an understanding. but in
the meanwhile steam frigate has been sent
to Madagascar to protect our flag in case of
need.-Paris correspondent Of the Courier
des Etats U'zis.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20
JOB PRINT TIN g..

The Office of The KAxzAs News is furnished
with complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type, Borders, Flourishes, Cuts, Cards, Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks. Bronze, DC, enabling The
proprietor to print CIRcuLARs, Cams. CERTIFICATES
OF STocK, DEEDS, PosTERs, and all other kinds of
JoB PRISTrSe, in manner unsurpassed in the
country Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with CASH. OK
CELsIoR'' is our motto.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

SMALL BUsIEEss.-It is stated that Mr..
Buchanan will not send to the Senate North
err Postmasters for confirmation until the
Douglas insurrection is over; in other words,
not until Northern members of Congress
sustain the Lecompton swindle.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

ton of it BY the admission of Kanzas du-
ring the present session of Congress; where
as, if she should be rejected, greatly fear
these clouds will become darker and more
ominous than ever yet threatened the Con-
stitution and the Union.
(Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN.
WAsHIsGroS, Feb. g, 1858.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

Justice is the great but simple principle.
and the whole secret of success, in all gov
ernmeDtS as absolutely essential TO the train
ing of an infant, as to the control Of
nation.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

Vanity is 50 constantly solicitous of self.
that even where its own claims are not IN
terested, it indirectly seeks the aliment it
loves, by showing how ittie is deserved by
others.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
Glasgow Schools.

We may congratulate the people Of Glas
Cow, and surrounding country. upon the in
auguralion of new system, which pr"Inl
ses to give permanent and increased schOO
facilities.
The Trustees have selected and pur.
chased blncl of ground in the northeast
part Of the city, and advertised Tor proposal,
Tor erecting suitable building. The loca.
ton is good one, all things considered
and Judging from The plan and specifications
The Trustees are determined TO lave build
ing that it will not be burle>que 10 call a
School House.
Our Female School is also on rising
ground. Mr.. STRoTHER, formerly OF Vir-
ginia, and for many years Teacher OF Fe
males, has become the purchaser of the
Boarding House, and vii! open the Srmina-
ny on Monday, the 18th Of September next,
assisted by competent teachers in every
department. Arrangements are now being
consummated for The improvement aud
identifying of the Seminary Grounds, and
by the opening OF the spring sessions, our
Female and Male schools will have ''local
habitaiion," and also n "Dame," if energy
and talent do not utterly fail in producing
their wonted results.
We congratulate the community upon
what has already been accomplished. and
recommend continued perseverance an lib
erality.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
Vigilance Committees.

The people oil Galloway county recently
held public meeting in Fulton, and re.
commended the appointment of Vigilance
Committees in the several townships, Tor
the purpose of keeping watch upon per-
sons who were tampering with slaves, and
also establish more perfec. system OF po-
lice and patrol, for slaves. Among other
resolutions, the following were adopled:-
That we deprecate the system which has
obtained amongst US of permitting slaves
10 60 about hiring their own time and OF The
worse system of hiring TO others, with a
view 10 the same thing, as injurious to the
owner, TO the slave and 10 the slaves OF
others with whom he may associate. That
we recommend lis discon,inuance in every
form and shape.
That negro meetings for religious wor-
ship or otherwise, without the continued
presence of some good and responsible
white persons, is palpably violative Of law
and exceedingly dangerous in slave COM
munity. We, therefore urge upon all, de-
nominations of christians and the citizens
of every neighborhood, the pressing neces-
sity of disseminating at once, practice SO
illegal and so hazardous TO our common in
teTests.
That we recommend to Shareholders as a
matter Of the gravesi importance, that they
not only sustain by word and action when
necessary, the public police, but that they
especially do SO by looking 10, and govern
ing well, their own households; and that
the learning of negroes TO read and write,
be suppressed everywhere.
That this meeting appoint for Fulton
Township committee of not less than "a
good and discreet persons, II at least Of
whom shall reside in town. That they
meet together, organize and deliberate
that they may carry cut The wishes of this
meeting, as herein expressed. That they
meet as soon as possible, and as often as ne
cessary. That they watch the movements
of, and bring 10 punishment, all suspicious
characters, especially such as bring them
selves on level with our negroes and trade,
traffic and hold social conversation with
them, whether of old or recent date. That
they make the law which furnishes rem
edy in most instances, and the necessities OF
each particular case, the rule Of their action
that they exercise great prudence -aci
in conjunction with the officers OF :he law
as far as possible, and thereby make them
selves great conservators OF the public
peace and The protectors Of private prop
erty. That they see in all instances that
their punishments OF both black and white,
! be commensurate with the crime and the
character and capacity Of the criminal, and
that we pledge ourselves TO sustain them in
all prudent efforts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

T"Occasional," The Washington cor
respondent of The Philadelphia Press, says:
Col. Barrel, the newly elected Congress
man from The 81. Lollis district, in the place
oil Blair. Republican. is thorough Douglas
man. AMI could never have been electea
without the vote OF the Douglas Democracy
of ST. Loais. He was here Just after the
adjournment Of Congress, III company with
Col. Armstrong, late Postmaster Of ST
Louis, or preceding his arrival, and did moi
hesitate TO say he was with Douglas in his
struggle. l think he subsequently visited
Philadelphia, and talked about the same
way.
The Washington Union says Douglas is
"iraiior, and is working into the hands Of
the Black Republicans, to defeat the admin.
islration."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
G S G O. w WEEK LY IT M E S
THE TrIrcRspu -Rull's Bay

The TELEGRAPH TERMIyI.-Bull's Bay
or Babaul Bay. is bay on the east side o
Newfoundland, in lat. AZ deg. % min. n.
Ion 81 deg. 20 min. w.
Valencia, or Kinmore, picturesque is
land of the west coast OF Ireland, sever
miles long and two broad, is separated frnlI
the main land by It strait a mile and hal
in breadth. and contains the mos, we.,rri,
harhor in the British lle>; lar. 81 deg. 81
min. N, Ion. 10 deg. 10 min. w. TIL,
harbor is deep. capacious and land-l OK ed
and has lately attracted considerable ar,rn
ti"n a. the proposed westerly terminus o
railway communication and principal sta
ton for Atlantic steamers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19
The Electoral Vote for 1860.

The electoral vote for 1856 consisted Of
296 votes. The admission Of Minnesota
will increase that number 10 three hundred
and should Kansas and Oregon be admitted
the entire vote will be three hundred and
six, requiring one hundred and fiity-four
for a choice of President. or this three
hundred and six, there will be one hundred
and twenty from the slaveholding States,
and one hundred and eighty-six from the
Notwithstanding States. In the Charles
ton (Democaa,ic) Convention, under the
two.thirds rule, it will require two hundred
and four votes to make nomination. Ii
will require eighty-four Northern votes
even with the united South, TO make nom'
natinr -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

TWilliam Stevenson informs the pub.
lie that he was drunk when he signed the
s','inca's about the Siewsrt and Vandiver
.sh'' and John Tes,er says he never signed
at all. tits a difficult matter it seems,
.e'lie that fight between the Governor
saa the Boone Captain: they were both
drunk, and now it seems one Of the wi,n...
% was drunk. "'A'''
A"e maxim, in zinc veritas, does not hol,
ssod In this case, bu, run. to the oppo,i,e
extreme. Such drunkenness. as j. nro.
FUSED oy "rifle.whiskY,' however. NAV
s'se different effect upon men of our day.
a'n mat Of the fruit Of The vine, in ancient
''. end instead Of liberal potatiops
,', 1aslns up the truth, bring. GU. larger
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

rThe Fraser River gold mania is sill
exciting much attention in California
Numbers are going to the mines, while
many are returning, dissatisfied. At last
accounts the waller was TOO high for work
and the miners were prospecting and wait.
n,g fall. The next California arrival will
probably bring something definite and re-
liable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-19

FThe HONE MAGAZINE fer Septem-
Der, has been received, and gives evidence
ofthe taste, talent ane industry Of Mr..
Arthur and Miss Townsend. 1t is fast
winning name and place, in many
"HOme,;" and where oncs introduced, will
become one of the family, for all time.