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THE PAYIEa or Sr. CHARLES sTREEF.-A petition
for the paving Of lever st. Charles street. the cobble
stone condition Of which has been reproach to those
who should have caused it to be bettered, is now in
circulation, and under circumstances which furnish
strong grounds for the prediction that in short time
fine square block paving will unite with that which
ends at Poydras street, and be continued to union
with that Of Royal street. 1t il really inoomprehens
BILE how the very heart Of the city should have long
lacked the absolutely necessary need Of improve
ment which is enjoyed by streets of not 1.-THE Of its
note and Importance, and the same enigma is pre-
scented by the similar case of Camp street. for which
like need appeals bat win not long ID vain we hope
and are confident. It cannot be that the spirit Of
public improvement which Is now abroad Id such
yigor will slight the strongest Of the claims that can
be presented tie repair Of Camp and St. Charles
streets If it does then indeed we shall think more
hardly of THE sense and shrewdness of the property
holders upon them than we now believe they will give
us cause to While tie measure would be benefit to
the community at large, the consideration Of their
own immediate advantage should be an unanswerabIe
argument in Advocacy Of its adoption for personal
interest commends tito their favorable entertainment
It must certainly be that the movement will result in
an accomplishment Of the end. Nous UepTonS
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II K IA ID
On Tuesday, 10Th inst Mrs. MARGARET JANE, wife Of
Thomas b Winston
on Monday 18th inst, Bay St. Louis Mrs. Widow NIL
TENBERGER
On Monday, 18th inst, W. EDWARD DELAvI3EE II the
parish Of Assumption native Of South Garana but for thirty
years resident Of this eity--agsd As years.
On Monday 18th inst, Of congestion Of the BRAIN MARY
PERKINS daughter Of Capt NJ D. f. n, and Emma Brooks
aged II months and days.
on Monday, 18Th inst, Nh STEPHEN cUeULLu, aged IS
years.
Monday, 18Th inst JAMES H BRYAN, in the SD year
Of his age.
On Thursday 1th inst, at his residence the parish
James after long and painful illness WILLIAM CHAP
MAN, native Of Leicester Eng, aged az years.
RS- One hour is all the time required to
keep che ha Of any lady brilliant brown
black color for the space Of ONE YEAR If CRIsTADoRos
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for that
EIGHT MINUTES only are consumed in applying it,
and the bant and truy tint impaired to the hair
whiskers moustache, lasts Least SIX WEEKS No
der thar this Dyeis dpacng ali others both in this country
and 10 Europe.
Sold everywhere and applied by all hair-drossers.
ms 2plm&W CRTSTADoRO. No. 6 Aston House, N. Y.
Rsg- Or. James viii ARRIVE In New Orleans
part the present month (Ocober) and will
sumo the practice Of his SPECIALLY, his odEsmblished
Dispensary, 81 Gustonhouse street, New Orleans.
Ola 2ptf&W
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MI R RIED

In the parish Of Paquem mes La wednesday the i0ib
{rst II he Rev Al R Russell, Rev. X II. BOUhhE, OF aaia
n ia1ia And Miss EMILY BEAI, Of Evans N, Y.
On Monday 18th Inst by the g. s. Hedges, Mr. JOHN
WELLS RTfD OLE and Miss ANN ELIZA CLARK all Of this
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GOOD PLAIns.

Not all WOOL but Of good quality and eoors we are closing
at Is cent? per yard.
BRNTHuYsEN, LEWIS 4 Co,
No. Il6 Canal street
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,EaESk .EReCeiUetE.

S%~S@ A@NSG&GG&9
By LATE ARRIVALS!
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
S II I r T ST!
And
F URN MIS- HIN &ooDSI
Consisting Of
Frock and sucls Coats.
Black and Colored Cloth $. and D, B,
Black and Colored Cashmere S. and D. B.
Pants.
Fine and Medium Black Doeskiu.
Fine and Medium CoIored Cashmere.
Black silk and Satin.
Black and Fancy Cashmere
Fancy silk and Velvet.
Black Figured Grenadine.
OvercOats.
Fine Black Cloth and Beavers
Coorsd Cashmere aud Pilot Cloth.
Coored Felt, Trcot and Peershsm.
FANCY TRAVELLING SHIRTS AND sHAWLs.
ALSO, full assortment Of
shirts.
Six Linen Bosom for. Sc 90
Six Superior, 90
Six Custommade, u 90
Six Fine York Mill II 90
Waite and Fancy Linen.
White and Fancy Msrseales.
Fancy Cotton and Linen Check.
Flowing Bosom, Embroidered.
Horizontal Paits, Byron O.. French W
UndershIrts and Drawers.
White and Brown Cotton
Merino Cashmere and silk.
Lambs Wool and Shaker Flannel,
White and Red Flannel.
Heavy Twilled aud Cot Elan.
Half Hose.
White and Gray Meriuo and Wool
Heavy Brown and White Cotton.
Black, Colorsd and Fancy silk.
White and Brown Cotton, Merino fee t.
Back, White and Coloted SILK Tatfeta.
Black and Colored SILK, Plush Lined.
Buckskn, Beaver and Caster.
Cloth Cashmere and Plush.
Buck Gauutets aud Driving
JoUyIN's BEST KID.
Cravats.
Black and Fancy siIk-stngle.
Back and Fancy stlk-doubls
Black Satin, Plain and Embroid
Ties and Scarfs.
Black, Barathea, SILK pnd Satin
Fancy Cashmere NuGlers.
Stocks.
Black silk and Satin Napoleon.
Black silk aud Satin Spring.
Handkerchiefs.
Embroidered White SILK.
White and Coorea Bordered Linen carnb RE.
Colared SILK Pocket
ALSO
BOYS SHIRTS, SHIRT BoSONs.
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS.
SILK AND COTTON sUsPEEDERs,
ETC., stc, etc, ETC.
Ez~ EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED WORTH THE
FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
Cor, St. Charles and Canal streets.
N B.-sHIBTs AND CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
mis- 2p6t .....
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Death ola Rats az EsoacI.es.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed be the effective agent ever ued for
the distraction Of those troublesome yermin For by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
MS 2f6<W sole Agents p aud ISL Chartres street
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$50 BOXES WHITE, YELLOW AND BROWN SUGARS,
in store and Tor sale by
S. DE WISER & CO.,
ne 2pH "A Magazine street :
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As-Capt. Perry, Of the schooner Forest King, has
our thanks for late papers from Rio de Janeiro,
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E1ia,ect Ealal3ortatioll.
pARIs MILLINERY, oIoAks AND sHAwLs
JOHN TODD,

y 7 7907EsF1fENs' o Ng-f
~ and IA ChartrCa street,
OPENED on MONDAY, the lst, The largest aud most
complete Of tho above Goods ever brought % this
market. They win be sold at the
Lowest Cash PrIcesy
Rs.Bandsamo CLOTH POINTS for S. MI 2pn
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SILKS.

We have large lot Of Handsome rouard silks at bao
good article Of Black SIX 62ac with better styles equally
cheap,
MS 2pR il6 Canal street
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We haye on hand large stock Of al descriptions,
which We are selling than they can be had At apv
establishment
BENTHUYsEN. LEWIS i CO.
No ll6 Canal street
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Clothing Clothing!
CLOTHING!
II
PIER ON HARRISON & CO.'S.

BUY YOUR ovERCoATs
AT PTERsoE, HARRISON 4 CO.'S.
BUY YOUR FRoGK COATS
AT PlERsON, HARRISON & co. IS.
BUY YOUR BUSINESS COATS
AT PIERsON, HARRISON L CO.'S.
BUY YOUR VELVET VESTS
AT PIERsoN, HARRISON co.'s.
BUY YOUR CASHMERE PANTS
AT PERSON, HARRISON CO.'S.
BUY YOUR SHIRTS
AT PERSON, HARRISON CO.'S.
BUY YOUR FURNISHING GOODS
AT PERSON, HARRISON CO.'S
BUY YOUR FINE CLOTHING
AT PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S
H9e All Goods well made and Fashonably Prices
derate. Country and City Buyers invited to examine
PERSON, HARRISON 4 CO.'S,
nl5 2plt Magazine street corner Canal
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Trimmings
REnanfers
Country sRgel'ch0nfs

Who disposed 10 purchase for cash approved city
paper obtain Goods from low prices they
purchased in New York We have large stock of Fancy
silks pesnes, Alpacas, Paid Fannels, Gloaks, Sha@ls
ParasOls Eubroderias Skirts Corse Hosiery Velvet Rib
b7ns Bonnet Ribbons, Trimmings Prints, Domestic Goods,
Linen Goods Blankets White Goods etc. etc all at ex
tremey low prices.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS q Co,
lis Canal street.
nl5 2pH one door from Roy al street
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Eau Stock
Ren.oUaE.

W. ELLIS have removed from 81 Crayie street to No.
"A CARoNDELET sTREET-to the Office lately occupied BY
Nessrs Bogert Foley Avery. nj 2plm
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HANDSOME PRINTED DE LANES,
All Wool, We are selling at 80 cents per yard,
BENTuuYSEN, LEWIS 4 co.
No 1fs Canal straat
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Ladies' Pattern
EMPORIUM OF FASHION

Ladies' Pattern
EMP ORIUM OF FAS HON +!
MFRS CAmN-
DREss-MAKER,
Corner of Canal and Chartres streets,
Over Mullen 4 Co.'S Store,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,
PATTERNS
OF
CT OAKS AND MANTILLAs
New and very Graceful
70 "A $ g UE MARS rs,
A great variety of
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
variety of Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Capes, Berthes, Hoods, Sacks, Under Gar
mlents, etc,
Including Bridal Opera, Evening Home, Promenade and
Costume DRESSES, of Elegant and Appropriate Designs
THE CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full and attractive among which are included
variety of MISSES and BOYS oyER-DREss of entirely
New Design adapted all ages materials and variety Of eli
mate; also. BOYS and MISSES APRONS, Capes, Nantes
and Sacks.
Boys Plain and Fancy Suits.
Also appropriate Patterns Of every conceivable article
nected with Infants First Wardrobe also, for year
old and upward. She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABovE-NA1IED ARTICLES,
having every facility doing work with dispatch and in
the best possible. MI 2p6
SiJEss,
BLACK, WHITE AND CoLoRED,
In Pieces and in Robes Lee Qulles Tablier Double
ouilIes Fourreau Double Double Jupe and Double Jupo
ouilles volane, etc.
PLAIN BLACK eros DE RHIN,
GRos GRAIN,
REPS, and
ARMURE,
BLACK BRoCADED,
FIGURED,
BAYADERE LANCE,
BAYADBRE yELoURs and
MORE ANTIQUE.
RThe above silks have been selected with great care
the first houses in Paris worthy the attention Of
'n' D'1's' ]. TODD,
MI 2pst Nos. Y aud u C6ertres street.
.MOrealG's Restaurant,
~ CANAL STREET.
During the past season this wekuown establishment has
been reed and put in complete order and such
made to guarantee to patrons all times all deca
&c Tbs ss @ass 5s. . nothing win ,n...
part to maintain the reputation that MoREAUs has
hitherto sustain ed-that of being Of the best
RHODES & MOULIN,
Projectors Moreau's"
nl7 2pf No. l27 Caou street.
.TezU EtxsFEfyasOs Be4aep3Eesaf .gsso.
ciation Of Neto Orleans.
NoTEoH TO BulLpE r. s. etc.
The New Lnsitauos Benevolent purchased
terry intend to proceed with the erection Of TOMB to Se
y Notice ls9 9a[ bereby given Z Builders nrono., n
win Be received within fifteen days the St. Ann
BY order Of The Committee: ' '' - ''''''''a
ANTHONY SAMBOLA,
-s-ssS.2-s.
1890 ss''SseSs'
80 1rynppn 80 800, ,.rn
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BARRELS
Bourbon
''''' And Rive.
Of the following brands, viz:
ii, ,,,grc,, a ~. =, -,,,,-,,, :, r,r.-
oNANeloN oo+S poubLh DISTILLED,
MOUNTAIN DEW,
$500
ALFRED WELLS MONoNGAHErA
IN AisiAI oF is4s'
IMPERIAL OF 1851.
,,,,,r,,,,
o@'
WARD BAKERS PURE,
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AZ NNnnlI TlLAIns

ALL WOOL PLAIDs
OF the best quality, we have reduced SOC per yard
nENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 co.
No. lI6 Canal street
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Opera Glasses !

NHD6EsN UFGtt5Se8
OPERA GLASSES !!
just received, very superior assortment Of OPERA
A ES For sale low by
LION d PINSARD,
nd -Pia 90 and 90 Royal street,
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nB@ HafpIaation Of the Heart - There are
many afflicted with The above disease should give
the following their attention.
This to certify thai have been troubled with the papa
ton Of the heart for several years. and times
could net a down and sleep night after applying sew
eal remedies and finding relief procured the Agent f.
A. Huffman bottle Of Hooands German Riers prepared
by Dr. G ~ Jsaon, of Philadelphia, and found 81 much
relief from continued use It, and now am perfectly
relieved Of the disease and do recommend It to a,ho may
be afflicted with the diseases an satisfied is yaiu
able medicine.
Given under my hand, Isis The l4ih day Of Oct, 1856
VALENTINE. BAuNsTARK
Waco. EllistoR county, Ky.
These Bers sold By druggists orekeeper in every
and village In the United States Canadas West Indies
and South America, at rs cents per betie
Principal Office, as Arch street, Philadelphia Pa
See that you get Hollands German Blters
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL BY J WRIGHT
4 CO., Nos. II and l6l Charities street. nj 2hlmRw
-ss---
E3- Tho Drugs commonly administered to
Fever and Ague patients generally ranous 10 The system
instead Of curative and Strengthening yet nOstrs devised
BY sefsnaieaut old much better Something Is
needed which shall be the product Of profound ia lie
ing a set beyond the ordinary routine Of t profession This
desidefatum supplied BY the Distinguished Dr. Il Hoeter
whose BeFs take aaoHs tie geH8eFa medicines
devised. IL effects speedy and certain Even the
settled of the disease yield tie tonic properties 81
fhe Bers For sale by druggists dealers generally every
where. nl6 2p6t4W
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THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1858.
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EDfs. ERctUis'

lea s Fetsg'tIts'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND Applicable TO ETERF FARLETP OF DISH.
Extract of a letter from Medical gentleman Madras, to
his brother at Worcester under date of May, 1851:
Tell LEA 6 PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly es-
eemed in India and is in opinion the palaabe as
we'll as the most wholesome sanGe that is lnatle.n
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury the New York Exhi
biion of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERRINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
fame of which having led numerous FORGERIEs, pur.
chasers requested that the Of LEA PER
RIMS upon tie WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER AID
BOTTLE
LEA 4 PERKINS will proceed against any infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce have
instructed their correspondents in various parts of the world
advise them of any nngements Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4a5 Broadway, New York.
stock always ia store Also orders received for direct
shipment from England aulG 2p1y
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I'd. Moore $ Co.,
OF HIN q ENIPORIU M,
Nos. I69 and III Poydrns street.
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
HATS, GAPS,
And a great variety Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO
THE largest stock Of
fE-ZEz1Xs AVID E.4-Ec1- !SEzEkEz:S
In the city, Of our own manufacture.
We have removed to our new
MAMMOTH STORE,
built expressly for Nos 169 and III PoYDRAs STREET
We do much when we say We sell CHEAP
EST CLOTHING NOW IN THE CITY, having our osn
MANDATORY IN NEW YORK;
and friends and the public may assured that
is yirtuallya
Savings Clothing Store.
Every steamer from New York brings Us
FRESH GOODS,
Of The --latest Styles and Fashions.
We hope receive the patronage friends The pub
lie general and all may assured We will try our best
D. MOORE " CO.,
159 and Ill Poydras street
N B.-clothng made to order at the shortest notice
nI2 2p1m
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Richest Printed EleLat1tes,
An WOOL worth One Dollar per yard 62 GENTS only
BENTHuYsEN. LEWIS 4 CO.,
No l16 Canal street.
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RIEgy UOa1r Hats

Al
RAINEY'S HAT STORE,
I59 Poydrus street.
ms-Iategt STYLE and Lowest Prices IA gutt
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Clocks 0std .8anfet Ornaments.
The subscribers are just opening fine assortment of
PARLoR AND DINING ROOM CLOCKS.
oANDELABRAs AND BRONZE FIGURES FOR THE
MANTEL.
bhoNAE AND PARIAN GROUPS FOR PIER TABLES.
ELEGANT MODERATOR LAMPS FOR THE MANTEI OR
CENTER TABLE.
FINE TABLE CUTLERY OF THE VERY BEST MAKERS
PLATED WARE IN EVERY VARIETY.
FINE SILVER WARE WARRANTED or STANDARD
QUALITY. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
ni5 Zp6 corner Caunl and Royal streets.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01

II is we'll known that Yates and Lansing
left the convention when they were defeat
ed and returned no more 10 it, Suppose
all the members had acted in this spirit?-
They no doubt acted conscientiously in what
they did, but they had imbibed principle
which in Republic is utterly impractical
bic and absurd. 1t has never been acted
upon in the history of our government, and
never can be so long as it has an existence.
Every man cannot carry out his peculiar
views. He must defer somewhat TO his
neighbor, and his neighbor must in turn
defer somewhat TO him. In this way har-
mOny is brought about, and union, prosper
ity and true independence are secured
TN. 0. Bulletin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
The Deficiency Bill!
Produce Market.

T'HE unusual scarcity of of money which has
ferred payments for purchases on government ac-
count. and other well known causes, have induced
US to submit quietly, and with the best grace we
could, 10 unusual delay in collections, though 1t
has been a cause of great inconvenience and loss.
The state of things is now changed-iarSe a.
mounts of money have been paid out for stock and
produce, and the market for all surplus products
is an open one, consequently the reasonable ex-
cuse which has existed for delay, is Withdrawn.
We now beg leave emphatically 10 call the at
tention of our friends 10 the importance Of imme-
diate payment of accounts and notes. We have
waited patiently tothe utmost Limit, and are now
bound to collect without delay.
Respectfully,
SMITH, BOON & CO., Glasgow.
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH,
MAY 81, 1853. Fayete.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
New Remedy for OonsamplionS 8

Ergot Of rye, or spurrod rye. has reeeis-
ed the approval of the Academy nf Medi-
cine at Turin, as one OF the NEST active rem
ediss for consumption. DIR. Paroia, the su-
thor, describes its action as infallible, if not
in curing the disease, at least in staying the
pulmonary Inflammation which constantly,
accompanies the formation of the tubercls
He administers thirty-one grains of
powder per day, and suspends it every four
or five days for forty-eight hours. When
the stomach is too weak, the sesinous ex-,
tract may be administered in pills instead Of
the powder. TO the amount Of one and quar-
ter grains. or else portion in solution OF
gum. Quinine, fox.flyve, and even opium.
may sometimes be administered ,,ogether
with it. By this treatment DIR. Parola has
cured sixteen cases ont Of thirty-one OF al
! legged confirmed consumption in an advanced
stage. w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01

MrsTs:-The formation of nists never
takes place if the temperature Of the water
be lower than that of the atmosphere; but
when the cold air above the land miyes with
the warmer air above the water, mist or fog
will be the result, which viii be so much
the greater in quantity as The land surround
ing the water is higher aud deeper 1t is BY
the deposition of water from the atmosphere,
through the operation of this law. that the
mountains and plains IN hot climates are
covered with verdure and fertility. tgr is
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
TIL E0. BARTH H0LO W =,
Forwarding and Commission

MERCHM4T, .AND STEAMBOAT AGENT.
GLASGOW, MO.
yH7OULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w of the interior, that he is prepared to trans
act all business in his line, with Promptness and
dIspatch. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, respectfully asks cOntinu-
ance, assuring them that his utmost exertions will
be used 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may
patronize him.
He has large and commodious Warehouse,an
Merchants who wish 10 leave Groceries or heavy
Goods in store until suitable TO haul them will not
be charged extra storage. -
THEO. BARTH0LOW.
Jan. 81, 1855.
T HAVE Hair, Tooth, Flesh, Comb, Shaving,
l. stove, scrub, stencil, say, paint, varnsh, white
wash, mnrking, horse, cloth and dusting brushes.
aprS 3m HUGH L. WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
Oepression Of the Earth.

Surprise has been manifested and inqui-
ries heve been made as to the cause Of
mountains, but the cause which produced
the valies or depressions of the earth is just
as much matter Of wonder. Some suppose
indeed, it is very general opinion-that
all the lower parts of the earth's surface are
covered with water. but this is not exactly
so. Seas, lakes and rivers'are only lower
than surrounding lands, but there are many
inhabited portions of our globe which are
much lower than some great seas and lakes.
Thus the waters of Lake Erie are about two
hundred feet higher than the rich cultiya-
ted plains surrounding Lake Ontario, but
the latter lake is some feet lower than these
plains, and is the receptacle of their drain
age waters. The most extensive and won
derful depression Of The earth is in Asia. /.
is vast region of about l6,OG0 leagues
square; it is occupied, TO be sure, mostly by
the Caspian Sea, bu! it also contains popu-
lous cities and extensive cultivated districts
situated in depression Of three hundred and
twenty feet belew the level Of the Black
Sea.
1t is IN opinion pretty generally admitted
by scientific men at the present day, that
the mountains have been formed by the up
heaving Of their materials, and that they
have issued from the BOSOM of the earth.
The nj cessary CONSCIENCE of vast upheav-
a! would be the depression of another por-
tion Of the earth. Asia ahounds in lofty
mountains, and the vast depression of the
Caspian Sea and its adjacent plains is sur
rounded with great mountain chains, hence
i. is supposed that the elevation of these
masses causes a consequent depression Of
the Caspian valleys.-[Scientiic Amer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
Gbt Glasaotu Gimes.

Cg- Single copies of The TIMES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the office at five
cents copy.
O. Yearly advertisers are restricted TO their
legitimate business. Other advertisements will
be charged at regular rates.
ccY- No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
notice5-to be paid in advance.
IL The charge for marriage notices is left 10
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
~ Where editorial notice of advertisements
is requested, it will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-01
SMITH HOTEL,
&laS&ow.M

IN The undersigned has opened large and
Eii commodious Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style, and has ample facilities for first
class Hotel. He has spared no pains in making
his rooms elegant and comfortable. His table
will al all times be furnished in manner to graf
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests
The situation of his house is one of tbe most
pleasant and healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close al hand.
where stock will be well attended TO. The pub
lie are respectfully invited TO give him cali.
ap9. VIM. N. SMITH,