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GAS FOR THE C0CNTkY.-We a

Gas FOR THE C0CHTRY.-We are
VI erecting the works of the Maryland Portable
Gas COMPANY, in-many sections OF Virginia and n.
Carolina, and they have given entire Subtraction.
city gas and the cost not one-third that of lamps
Landies.
the works now In use:
James Lyons. Miles 'rurpin, A 8 Lee. Ro A Mayo,
Maj Edwin Robinson, DR. Jno b Haryie, and + 81 Gee
Cooke, Of Powhatan co
Any further information can Re had by addressing
STEbDINs Il PuLLEN,
feD Iol Broad Sc.
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Sold by FISHER & WINSTON,
70 99-ilv Richmond Va
TRIF8EMaR PROTECTED BY ROY

1 'hIE0 vi 4 liz fhOl EC 1 Ed III NJ -
l. Al Letters Patent of England. aud secured by
the Seals the Ecoie de pharmacie he Pats, and
the Imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna. TTiese
mar No is a remedy fUr Relaxation, ! permatorChs'
and Exhaustion Uf the system. Iricsemar No = ef
fectTaly, III the short space Of three days C0npete
~ aud entirely dictates all traces of those isor
ders which cppaVia and cubebs have 80 long been
thought aniaote for to the ruin Of the health o..
vast portion Of tie population. Trieseinsr No l..
great Continental remedy for that class Of disorders
which. unfortunately, the English pt ysician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction of the
patient constitution aud hich all the sal Spmriilh
in the world cannot remove. TriesaDsr Nos l.
and Bare alike devoid If taste or small and of al
naUeatih& qualities. They may lie on the toilet ia
bic without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases. and divided ia separate doses as administered
by Veueau, La.loman, Roux, Ricord, &c, &c. Price
50 each OF four caseSin one Tor g. which saves 3d.
aud III 81 eases. Sold by Dc IL 4 BARROW, No
lf1 Prince street. a few blocks west of Broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt of the amount
DR. will forward the ~ of Triesenar and the
large sizes. carriage paid. thus ihsuring Renuin-
European preparations The s. cases also sent. but
not free OF carriage Consultations a. usual from
eleven 81. till two. Nj, frors four till eight p NJ
at li7 Prince street, few blocks west of Broad
way. Sold alro by
FISHER K WINSTON, Druggists,
mh 29--di2m Richmond.
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WIN. FORBES,
NH lD-lme LEROY 4 BIZ. CRENSU

EXECUTORs' NOTICE.-An persons
- indebted 10 the estate of Moses Branch, decd
are requested u make immediate payment, as long
er Indulgence cannot be granted
nj, ,z-,m En- cry n \: EPgysoLET' Executors.
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a. FOR RENT OR SALE.-The small
ss:a Soap Factory on Fairfield street, near the
on Dist;llery I7th street. or further particulars,
apply to EDW ARD MchDAM'
p S.-The subscriber having enlarged his old
5oap and Candle factory, Frank lin street rear Of
St. Charles Hotel. and now manufacturing on d lar
and the trade generally 10 HID large and well assolt
ed stock of Soap and Candles; also for sale eight
hundred bushels best quality lecched ashee TO winch
he invites the attention OF farmers.
mbl-tf e. NC a.
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
IL NAT mr. JgUMENT TU1RTEENTV arR gym

TNIN, SHEET HUN AND0Ab FITTING
J. REIMBURSEMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber Is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks TO his
NUMEROUS patrons for past fayors and soicits con
tinpAnce OF the same. Being master ofhis business
be can promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal TO any other house in the
city and fully as cheape fact known 20 all persons
who know what good work Is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, 6c.--Heis prepared to
execute this description Of work in very superior
manner both I'm tQgn and country.
TIN WARK - Always Oh hand q large and general
assortment Of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS YITINa.-He II likewise prepared 70 do ell
kinds a Gas Fitting In tbs best manner. r.
PqMR0.--He keeps always On hand large and en-
tsRave stock Of Wen and 0sr5er PuIhps.
&u CBARLEe u. LANGLEY.
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A RCHITECTs. MEASORERs AND]

" II ~ -
"A APPRAT FIR 2-Tbe undersigned have formed
IA Copartnership for the purpose of conducting the
above business in all its branches and solicit share
OF public patronage. -
The senior partner proposes to furnish DESIGNS,
SPECIFICATIONS aud ESTf MATES, Tor Buildings
OF every description, and when required, superiu-
tend the erection OF the same, at saIall per cent
ON the cost.
Having been constantly engaged in the erection
Of buildings Of every description tor the last twenty
five years aud consequently having large amount
cfexperience in every branch al the building art.
he feels confident Of giving satisfaction. lie also
viii measure and value CARPENTERS WORK OF
all kinds
The junior partner having acquired knowledge
of MEASURING LUMBER, BRICK WOnk, PLAS
TERIN6, PAINTING, &c, while engaged III busi-
ness with the late Thomas J Glenn decd, (whu
was engaged exclusively as the City Measurer for
many years. feels confident Of giving satisfaction
10 those who may engage his services.
The co-partaershp therefore, viii attend to the
business OF ARCHIcECf, HEASURER and Az
PhAISERS in all the variCusbrauches uftlIe game.
nA- Office over VIM Booths store, corner Maib
and 18th streets, Richmond. Va
WM FORBES
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The
l. subscriber would inform country merchants
that he Is still manufacturing Candies ont OF the
best Refined Sugar. aud warrants il equal to that al
usual variety Of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES.
CLEARS, sad FANCY GOODS, all Of which he will
sell On very reasonable terms wholesale and retail
JAMES MOORE
NH 3fs--Im nn,,n.sta a. f,h.yia. UnfsI
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KISS-ME-QuiCK---A new perfume. ex-
N auisits In ffagsanea; for sale BY
spi FISHER q WINsT0N. Druggists
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III - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - Az ~ <AeosASAaSOAo oAo
IL CpnmisAcn MerchAnts No, u Main street, give
their undivided services - AuciooeeTs for the sale OF
FeAt esses, merchandise Of every description. and
household furniture.
salspf horsse. mules. cow. wagons and carriages.
H., 10, every saturday.
20. LAR0D. Jas. N. SHINE.
90 6-0 e&
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g. FOR RFNT Or LEASE---The
- Store on Pearl street, next door 10 Messrs.
BrnInneli 4 Register, and the new Brick VI arehouse
On the Basin, next door TO Mcssrs VIM. T. Staples
Co. Immediate possession given.
Also the Dwelling h ouse on Grace street, now oc-
cupied by Mr. c. W. Macmurt0. Possession given
lst vi April.
Also, the Store on Cary street, now occupied by
Mr. VIM. s. Triplett. Possession given lst CT May.
Ap!ly 10 JOHN kUfHEKF0ORD,
mh 2e-3odts
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o. cCh MEN 1-INe OWtLI4HS aUvFF
fsM our store, containing five Rooms, suitable fora
;aIniiy or Lodging Rooms. There Is an entrance
from the ST. Charles hotel to these rooms. Apply
10 DUKE Il HUTCHINSON,
ia 6-ts No, 40 Main street.
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"A FOR kENT.--A comfortable dwell
E:a ing with six rooms, cellar, good kitchens,
ards and ELL on Leigh street. between lst anu "a
streets. now occupied by Mr. X Phillips. Posses,
sion given Immediately.
Also. a large lot il the rear, with good stable
Apply to JOS JAChSoN, IR.,
r,tk. - 20
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

sPEAkER--A correspondent of the JEFF
ierson Examiner recommends Gen. Riley,
OF Wright county, for the speakership of
me next House Of Representatives. His
eui0glst says he is discreet and prudent, a
good Parliamentarian, ready thinker, and
"nel occasion requires, a fluent talker,' %
ana admirably qualified" for the Office
IL This be not all "buncombe" we know Of
some democrats, not members of the Leg
isiature, who will be glad to know what
marvelOusiy proper man Gen. Riley is;
ior II has been matter of regret that man
nj Tor speaker was not known among The
Democracy elect.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
Serious Accident on the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad Platte Bridge
Burned DoHn-Two Men Killed!

The SIX o'clock train from this city yes
terday morning met with disastrous acct.
dent at the bridge over Platte river, ten
miles east OF this city. The bridge is be-
lieved 10 have been set on fire by all in
cendiary, and was so burned that when the
locomotive went upon it, the entire struc-
ture gave way precipitating the whole train
into the river. When il was discovered
that there was something wrong about the
bridge, the engineer reversed the engine,
but too late 10 avert the danger.
There were two laborers drowned, Geo.
Thompson, engineer, injured pretty badly;
FREQ. Thompson and Pat Loringer, fire.
men, injured pretty badly; o. Gatten, in
jured slightly; o. H. P. Craig, of Savan-
nah, and others slightly injured. l, is to
the fact that the speed OF the train had
been checked that all on board owe their
lives.
The locomotive is entirely under water
we learn, the two following open cars or
trucks resting against it. with the passen-
ger car resting against these, the latter be-
ing entirely out of water. The escape Of
the passengers and others on the train is al
most miraculous.
There were several persons from this
city on the train. among them, Rev. Mr.
FaclSler, Mr.. Carpenter, engineer on the
road, and Mr.. S. P. C Cunningham, all of
whom escared with trifng injuries.
There is but little doubt that the fire
was the work of an incendiary, as it is
scarcely possible that it could have occurred
in any other way. ......-
We learn that the carrying of the mails
OF |, e road will not be stopped at all, and
that the whole damage will be repaired
within few days.-[St. Joseph Gazette.
l4th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
. For the Times.
Our SchoOls-Our DUTY.

Another school year is coming upon us.
Young hearts are beating with high hopes.
A thousand dreams are breaking in upon
them. The Jow of promise rises in the dis
lance, and we see the approaching day
when our children shall bless us for our
liberality. As the day star ushereth the
morning, let us not be slothful other hands
are moving; other brains are working
Shall We be sluggards? There is duty
for us TO perform. If we wish TO establish
the credit of our rising schools, now is the
time 10 commence. Here, on the threshold
of this new era, let us be up and doing.
Let us tell our neighbors of the goodly pros
pect in store for us-congratulate each 9TH
er upon it and rejoice. There are those
who would aid US if we would meet them
kindly, and tell them that our houses are
not crowded; we can take your son or
daughter and they may go with our children
10 the daily feasts of knowledge. But il
we never mention it, and offer no kind
words, the bright prospects will fade and
prove the resting, instead of the rising day
god. We must help. We must help by
words and by deeds, or our hope will be
lost The interests Of cur town demands
it. The hopes of our country demand it.
Our own happiness and the happiness Of
Our children demand it. Christianity de-
mands it. FRIEND.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
G1Aseow, Mo-. Aug. 30, 1858.
City Ordinances.

I'm OrdinGncc relatirg 10 the Glasgow Female
Seminary aud Odd Fclloirs' Hail.
Whereas, the stockholders of Glasgow Female
Seminary and Odd Fellows Hall, have, in con-
junction with the lodge of I. o. o. F., known as
Morning Star Lodge No. 10, authorized the
Trustees of the Corporation to convey 10 the City
of Glasgow, the lower story of the Seminary and
the ground Oil which it is situated, known as
Market Square, on condition that the city pays eff
the Indebtedness of the Trustees and Lodge,
amounting TO not more than six hundred dollars,
and make certain improvements thereonas herein
specified, and keep the same in repair as follows:
To tuild wall around the ground when necessa-
ry, and otherwise improve the same, as commit
tee appointed for that purpose shall direct There
fore,
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Councilmcn
and the citizens of the city of Glasgow, as fol-
lows:
LIST. That the City Of Glasgow accept the prop
ostion made by SAID trustees.
SEC. ,. That the Committee of Three, appoint
ed ct the last meeting of the Boaad of Council
men, be continued and authorized to receive bids
for the masonry and grading about said seminary
grrunds and have the grading done.
W. F. DUNNICA, Secretary.
September 6, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23


DOUBLE ENTRY Book KEEpISo.-We
understand that Prof. lowell, late one of Che
teachers Of this science in Jones' CONNER.
eial College, ST. Louis, is organizing a class
OIL young men in this city with a view to in.
s.fuct them in thorough course of Double
Entry Book Keeping. Prof. lowell is well
spoken Of BY the St. Louis Press, as an eff.
nelen. and accomplished teacher, and we
:. especially commend him and his enterprise,
20 cur young men and the business commu.
my m general. His terms are moderate.
frot. Towel may be heard of by apply
ing TO Mr.. Stevenson, at Messrs. smith
a M . Co.'S, or at the store Of Messrs.
hsjor L Tally.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
New Books.

Mr.. PACKER, agent for the ''Life Of JEFF
ferson," advertised in another column, is al
SO agent for several other valuable new
books, which he is selling by subscription.
We have before us sample copies, and COM
mend them to the favorable consideration
of the people.
THE AMERICAN STATESMAN, by An
drew w. Young, is a valuable political his
tory, exhibiting The origin, nature, and prac-
teal operation of constitutional government
in the United States, SC. Price So 80,
and very cheap.
LIVES OF AMEnIcAN MERCHANTS, by
Freeman Hunt, illustrated with steel en-
cravings. Every merchant and clerk should
procure copy. Price from So TO $l2,
according to style.
"Peter Parley's Book of Travels" and
"Peter Parley's Thousand and one stories,
both handsomely illustrated, and sold at So
and So so. Very valuable books for chill
dren. Every family should have copy OF
each, even at the risk of a new hat or
new dress less next year, for the boys
and girls.
These books are got up in the best style,
and there is no humbuggery about them
We commend Mr.. PACKER and the books
for which he is agent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

EThe Charlton county Fair commences
at Keytesville, next Monday. Our Chari-
ton friends may expect stock from Howard
and Randolph, that never leaves home and
returns without silver ware.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
For the Times.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The ''Imper etrable Ciiy'' once was given
To Cyrus, through the rivers sandy bed,
While mystic fingers wrote, inspired by Heaven
"Thy kingdom is divided and is ied.~
.another Cyrus shall a victory claim,
A victory which postenty shall keep;
Traced in the characters of fadeIess fame,
By unseen hands upontlfe trackIess deep.
Oh! ocean, charnel house of unsod gravesi
Youthful in beauty, though in years grown gray;
The voiceiess mysteries buried in thy caves,
No longer bid man bafTled turn away:
The light of genius now thy depths shall plow,
Which wrapped in sombre silence long have
lain;
The cloud is lifted from thine "azure brow,''
And day has broken DER thy slumbering plain!
Luna oft wooed thee with her gentle wiles,
CHASING her beauty in thy waves soft flow,
Giving unsought TO thee her placid smiles,
Til :hey reflected, cleaned and shone below;
But to the lightnIng's fiery Dart twas given,
To pierce thy bosom with shaft from heaven;
Then to her chariot wheels triumphant led,
Thus conquered, thus subdued, thyself to wed.
Millions now ceIebr ate the nuptial rite,
Which rings its festai music DER the deep;
And should misfortune come with chilling blight.
A world would listen, and a world would weep
As when Aurora bushes in the birth
Of roseate morning, and the timid light
Kisses the eyelids of the sleeping earth,
Rousing from dewv slumbers of the night,
So the fair sun Of Genius mounts on high,
Weaving for Ignorance her winding sheet;
Truth builds her temple to The cIoudless sky,
And bids the desert blossom at her feet.
EDITH.
G1Aseow, Mo-, Aug. 30, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

THE New GoLD MINEs.--Numbers Of
people are focking to the new gold mines,
prepared TO winter there, and take an early
start in the spring. We should judge some
two thousand people will winter on cherry
creek. The news from there is encouraging
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

GThe Buchanan party in Illinois is
bringing out candidates for Congress and
the Legislature. Buchanan and the Black
Republicans are determined 10 crush Doug
las, while the Little Giant seems deter
mined not TO be crushed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

FOn the outside Of to-day's paper will
be found an article from the Jefferson En-
aminer, giving its reasons for not support
ing Senator Douglas. This article has
called forth letter from Col. F. Kenneth,
who says the same statements. in substance,
were made TO him, in August last, by Isaac
H. Sturgeon, and he calls upon Mr.. Sur
geon TO make public his authority for the
statements. Mr.. Sturgeon says somebody
told him Frank Blair wrote letter TO
Gratz Brown, not 10 abuse Douglas; that he
sympathed with the Republicans, SC.
We see by an Illinois correspondent Ofthe
Republican, that Douglas denies, and de-
nounces as false, tie whole batch Of charges,
which leaves all parties who have any evil
dence in their hands, at liberty to make the
same public. Those Republicans, there
fore, who went TO his own house, on his
own invitation, and consulted, under loci;
and key, can now come forward with their
evidence, and let the country know what
was said ana done.
When the Republicans found Senator
Douglas opposing the administration on the
Kansas question, they doubtless thought
they had him, but it seems he and Wise,
and Walker, and other distinguished South
ern men, knew what they were about, and
thought they knew the neares troad to
the White House. The administration
and its friends, are still striving 10 fl!
the Douglas Wise Walker road ful! of Re-
publican brush, and the fight is growing in
teresting, from the fact that the moves of
the different parties bear directly upon the
next Presidential campaign.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

I5Messrs. SMITH, BOOK & Co. desires
us to say their. stock Of new goods, are now
On hand, and that further particulars will
be given next week. Their numerous Gus
toners and friends will find their shelves
well-lilled with seasonable articles, of every
description. An early call will not be
time lost.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
RICHMOND, Va. September II.

A duel was fought this morning near
this city, between o. Jennings Wise and
Sherrard Clemens. The latter was wound
ed in the thigh. The cause of the difficulty
was the recent comments in the Enquirer
of Mr.. Clemens relative 10 The Gubernato-
rial question. Mr.. Clemens was the chal-
lenger.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
rThe Saline Fair commenced

1.-THE Saline Fair commenced Mon
day, and closed yesterday. Mr.. Miller
took his cattle over. Mr.. Estill a portion
of his stock. "Flying Cloud" "Murat'
and "Iron Duke" and several other horse,
from this side also passed through this
place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

New YoRK.-The Americans, the Re-
publicsns, and the administration Democrats,
each have ticket in the field, in New
York, for Governor and State officers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

ETThe Carrollton Democrat notices the
arrest Of a negro man and woman, and lot
of children, descending the river in a skifi
hound for .'sweet Illinois, They escaped
from the neighborhood of Wellington, La
fayelte county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

SUNDAY Boar FOR ST. LouIs.-The
White Cloud passed up Monday night with
her usual complement of people and freight.
She will be down on Sunday, and those who
want good boat for St. Louis, should be
ready for her. We are indebted TO the
genuemanly clerk for laie papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

ia comet is now visible in the sky,
in the evening and morning. 1t can be
seen in the evening, after sunset, in the N.
w., and in the morning, about o'clock, in
the n. E.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

gMrs. Wiley, wife of Judge John
Wiley, of this county, died in St. Louis last
week. She went down for medical treat
ment. Her remains were brought up by
boat, and taken home for interment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

EThe funeral Of Mrs. Mary ]. Will
holt, will be preached by the Rev. VIM. M
Burton, at Richland Church, on Sunday,
the Oath of October next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
DIED.

SMITH-In Louisville, KY, on the 18th Of
September. 1853, Mrs. HELEN Mar, consort Of
John 7. Smith, and eldest daughter of the late
Capt. Ambrose Osborn, of Newburgh, Indiana.
LYNCH-In Saline county, on the 18th, Mr..
Robert Lynch, formerly OF Fayette.
WOOD-ln Saline county, on the 18th, Major
Melton Wood. in the 5sth year of his age.
MATTHEWS-ln this place on Thursday, the
9Th instant, at the residence Of Mrs. Sarah D.
Digges, Ellen Lee, daughter of W. d. and Sarah
II. Matthews, aged one year and thirteen days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The Republicans
swept the State Of Maine, at the recent
election, electing all the Congressman and
q majority of the Legislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

EWeston has again suffered by fire
Several buildings, including the Court
House, were destroyed on the night of the
l3ih.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

d57A rich man one day asked man Of
wit, what sort of thing opulence was. sit
is thing replied the philosopher, 'which
can give rascal the advantage over an
honest man."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

1--we acknowledge the receipt of
card of invitation to attend the Charlton
Fair, commencing next MOndoy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

E1The President has ordered post
ponement Of the land sales in Kansas Ter
ritory, till next July.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

FThe owners Of the steamer Ogtcsby
have abandoned all hope Of raising her, and
she is now being wrecked.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

Prof. Rubelt will preach in Glasgow
Tin Germany next Sabbath, at 3 o'clock,
p, M.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

EA knitting machine that will knit a
perfect pair of stockings in less than five
minutes has been invented by New
Yorker. 10 lt s.a "a -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

IL Longfeilow's new poem, smiles
Standish's Courtship,' will be published on
the 18th Of October.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

Aea5 die n,'. advertisements under
their appropriate head.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23

g-The deaths in New Orleans, on the
10th inst, from yellow fever were "a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-23
Officers of the Howard County Agricultu
raj and Mechanical Society, for 1853.
PRESIDENT

-...r. PRESIDENT:
Andrew J. Herndon, of Richmond Town.
VICE PRESIDENTS:
James n. Haden, of Charlton Township;
Wesley Heterogeneous, Boon's Lick "
VIM. ]. Basket, Franklin
Gus Elgin, Moniteax
Richard S. Patton, Bonnie Femme I"
Rice Patterson, Prairie &c
John B. Clark, Jr., Richmond
TREAsURER-John L. Ewin.
SEcRETARy-CharlesH II. Stewart.
ASSISTANT SEc.-Wm. o. Burton.