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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

The two first named Islands have been claimed
bv the American Guano Company, and the rest by
the United Ststes Gusno Company, and other elI-
zens of the United States.
understand these acquisitions are al TO De sur,
veyed and charted, and the quality and quantity oil
the gusno thereon, 10 be ascertaIned by competent
analytical chemists and Typographical engineers
and report thereof made to Congress d. tHS car
hest practicable period. At some Of these islands
there are good harbors and safe anchorage, and al
most of them there is good lee, which, coupled
with the fact thst most all Of them are situated
where storms are seldom known (the Prevailng
winds being from the East), makes them places OIL
safe resort for ships.
The quantity lad accessibility Of the suapo on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

solid mcu OF tho party arc earnestly urging has
election. He undoubtedly has the inside trsAk.
End. unless am greatly mistaken. wal no the
next Senator. The contest will be between Gresosy
and Randolph.
The agony viii BE- Oser this week. ard thsa ny
reputation as $ political prophe. will be settled
Until then, sdieu. JERSEY BLvK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Naval.

Bosros Monday, March I, 1859.
The fsgship Cumberland WAS at Port Praya Jan.
&C. TO leave soon for Goree. The Dalo had left Porto
Praya for Monrovis, and the Marion 10 cruise the
coast. The Vincennes vss daily expected at Porto
Praya, from whence she would probably 60 to
Madeira.
The prolonged trial Of DR.. David K. Brown, charged
with causing the desth of Mrs Sussn A. Webster BY
Illegal practices resulted in the Jury being unable to
agree-eleven for conviction, for acquistsi. The
Jury was together Al hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Strike OF WOrksncn.

ELIzABETHPoRT, n. j., Msrch 7, 1859.
The laborrs employed in the coal docks have struck
for higher wages The hundred men from Scranton,
who we're coming to take the place Of the strikers are
now expected.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The new men arrived and went to work when the
strikers made an attack upon them and repealed
settlement of the difficulty is probable without
further disturbance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08


WAsHEoroN, Monday, March :, 1859.
The rumor that the Postmaster General died at :SO
A m. TODAY is unfounded At LAS p. m. he was sp-
pareny easier and broathed freely than for the
past tweive hous.
The Senate was in secret session for five hours to-
day, and, after spirited debate confirmed Charles d.
Weller "a Postmaster Of San Francisco, and j. w.
Vaudeville as Surveyor. General OF California;
Mr. McI.ane WAS confirmed unanimously as Minister
TO Mexico and Mr.. La Reintore as Secretary OF Lee
cation.
Mr. McLsns viii leave the city 20 morrow, for Vers
Cruz with Instructions 10 recognize the constitutional
Government, provided it is in coalition to MAINTAIN
It's existence. Mr.. ChuIchwel has again written 10
the State Department, urging its recognition. Tnis
the Admin stTation is inclined do aud hence the ap-
Monument Of Mr.. McLare.
Senior Msta has been here, anxiously awaiting the
recognition OF his Government directly by this Admin
istrston. and his consequent reception Minister;
but "a tho recognition, If al al, vii take place IN
He.ico be considers his mission suspended for the
nressn, He will soon leave for New Orleans, there
10 await further instructions from his Government 10
the event of Mr. McLaDe presenting his credentials to
tie Juarez Government. Senior Mata viii, there is
little doubt retain " Washington ID diplomatic
capacity. ~
The Senate have number Of Indian treaties, en-
bfacing those of Oregon and Washington 10 ACT upon
a. these are 90 intimately connected win the PIesyi
walton Of peace on the Pacific, there can DC 10 uouo
laer ratification. -,
There Is clause 10 The Treasury Note law Just
passed authorizing the Secretary OF the treasury 70
ses registered coupon stocks, as the PURCHASERS
sect A he he's already re-issued coupon ssocA,
lac secretary has decided he will not change IL
.ssen p n.-The Postmaster-Generai SUI hnger'
FWsA''s DO prospect whatever Of bis rse9yeT!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Tater from Mexico.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday March :, 1853.
The brig MDsti,!an arrived hers On Saturday with
Tampco dates 10 the 26th ut.
The Liberals were actively prosecuting The war.
JuaIez had taken the field and gone 10 Vera Cruz,
which il in perfect state Of defense.
Gen. Espnga had been taken By the Liberals at
AQuascauutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
The SiclIlcs Trial.

WAsHTCros, Monday, March :, 1852.
IRE tris Of Mr.. S.ckies viii rot be oommsnced SO
ssrly as many have anticipated TIE jail docket en-
brsoing the small offeEses is usually first taken ap,
snd may occupy a week longer. HIS counse lid not
appear In Court today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Bath, Maine, Municipal Election.


The municipal election resulted 10 day in the choice
Of Israel Putnam, Republican, Slt the rest Of The
Republican ticket with the tie exception Of four Va
Csncies in the Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Fire in Saco, We.

SACO, Me-, Monday, March Z IHiJ.
A Ere broke out in the picker room of the York
Manufacturing Company destroying property in value
Of about SJ 600. The other buildings Of the Company
were saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
The Shin VANGUARD.

NEw.ORLEAEs, Saturday, March .. 1852.
TIE FIRE on board the ship Vanguard has been put
out She is saved but is considerably damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Death OF Ex-senator Geyer.

81. LDUI1, MaICb D, IOI7.
The Hon. Henry S. Geyer formerly U. S. Senator
from Missouri, died last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
TEE SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.

In the Set ste Sst1Tia ls-t the following Con-
ite.s were announced pursuant to resolution Of the
piecedipg day:
Os FoREiGs RELsTioS--Mr. ks,on. Chlirnsn; ass'-S.
DcuIas StdeH, PO4k. Cr.usEdra, Sew ard and FOOT
Os FfyA.CF-MI Hun'sf. CtarmsH Nessrs Pearce GWi1.
Brisbt Hammond. Frssepden aEd Cameron
UN CoHnTRcF-Mf C4y, Chairman Sss-iE 81 Ter, IO)Ess
Hsrnllr CbsDdi,'. Powell and salisbury.
Os NJ LITGKY AFFAIRS AAD THE hiLITia--l palls thaif
man Mean. F'Ipstik, JotaioB q AkAasas, Chestnut,
Brooef.E if1n ald kiIG
o. HlVlL AYFaEs-Mr Mallory ch.irn,n Ns.srl. Tba-.
,oo, siidei- Han mood. Haze, Anthony saf Nicholson.
o. TEX JuDlctlEY-Nr Bayard Chairman, N-srL PIEa,
B.1jsrnn. Gi.ea, CisEzAn Coilsm-r, ana Tlrmbul.
OE TIE POsT OFfIcE AND PcsT ROlLs-Mr fnee, CEaE-
man; ne.<fs. BGl-r, G-in. Rice Ward Hale and Dixon.
Os PUBLIC LAKDsSr. JOIN SOD, tArk Chs.rnsl Mes-fs
Pssb JotD.ou Tennl Cbe,uu FOSTER Harlan and Bingham.
Os PRiyATE LAND CLAIss-Hr. B.njshin, ChsrmAa
Nstsfs Pot Durk-e, Hsmphl. and Bragg
Ok Indian AyFAlRs-br. Sebsstkn, ChAirmsni kes's.
Provu Fitob RE. Do0little., Br,Eg and BempniL
o. fEAToNs-Nr. Thomson Cbsrm,n, MessrL Cby, fos'
ter King. AIihoI J, Salisbury csa Powell
OK REVOLUTIONARY CLsINs-Mr Cri'tendeu, Charmln
Bears DurSte, Chausef, Bingham, aud Nobosoo
on CLAIM IycrsOn, Chairman hessis hail0iy "aId
smuOns. end Clark
Mss. Basou JchBson Of Tennessee. Yuee Kennedy Ham
in and Who's. =,
Chairman Mssas Toomos. Simmons, Irumbal and SrsEs.
PUBLIC BUiLDiA IS AND OROUsDs-hr bil8h NhsIhan
kessrs Davis Douglas. Kennedy ara Clark .
OK TERPiToRUs-Nr. Green, Chairman assIs. Dcuglss,
s@bs,tisr Fizps,rick, Coisner Wsds and Grim-'
To AUDIT CONIEoL THE CoATNGEsT EXFENsRs or TIE
sgSlTE-MT johnson OF Iennsssoe CnsrmsH hesasL D1h
ara Powell
q, PRINTIyc-Mr. vtoS, Ch,irnss Hr. Cameron
OS ENCRossfD BtLLs-Mr BIGGER, Chairman; MI Harlan.
Os ESEoLLED BLLs-Mr. BroEn, Chairman; AeisFs ID Do
on Tas LIsEAEY-Mr. Poarce Chairman; Hoss, B.ylri
ID fessenCeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

FAST DAY IN MAIsE.-Gov Morrill,, Of Maine. hAs
dssignsted Thursday, April 81, - FAT Day IN ssss
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

many Of these islands is placed beyond doubt
What remains to be demonstrated j. il. quality,
and whether that s such as IN warrant its mporti-
ton On this point AN not competent to decide,
because there are two theories which now divide
the opinions of scientific men, VIZ: the ammonsca
aud the mineral. The former advocated BY Laws,
Gilbert johnson, end Others, and the latter by
Liebig Gale, and others, who claim thst II is
nutrition not stimulus which is tie great desidefa-
tum. The gusno from these islands comes under
the last head, the Peruvian, Eide and lchaboe
under the first Time Will settle which theory Is
correct.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

Improvement nfthe educational aft is Of
our State could be suggested, j, would be TO
give the feminine PARTON Of society wider
rangsref- literary pursuits. Cultivate and
improve The mind of woman, and the minds
Of her children will receive q corresponding
degree OF improvement. II is sn absolute
necessity Of her relaiiun.hip as mother. TO
trans mil in very great degree. her oharae.
terisiic attribute. 10 her offspring. II they
do mol. BY hereditary law. Inherit those
pccnlisriiies, She will insiil them into their
minds by pr-crpt or example. Infancy or
childhood j. the formative stage nj lie
long character, and the mother is the spec
ial Guardian of that period. She l'ys the
foundation upon which the supersirncture
is buili. She ia the erchitect. the MASTER
builder. and the future edifce bears the i'm
press OF her genius, so long as time shall
give il existence
Hence, educate the girls; give them sir
ard exercise; give them an education com
nensuraie with their capacities and their
responsibilities. il you wish 10 improve The
race. Yes, educate girls. and the fnIure
mothers will take proper care Of the boys.
.. , ROANOKE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
GEO. II. TATUM
Co-Partnership.

David c. Robbins late OF The hrm OF Robbins,
T.tum & Co., has associated with him in the
grocery business, Mr.. Thro. Bartho,ow, under the
firm OF BarihoTow & Robbins, and will continue
the business as heretofore, al their old stand on
Water Street, and in connection with the same
will continue the forwarding and commission
business in the same manner and ON the same
terms as formerly conducted by MIR. Thee Bar
tholow, y no will give his personal attention 10
that branch of business. and hope by strict atten-
ton and with The experience each Of US has had,
in eur different lines, to merit continuance of
the patronage of the public. One Of the firm
will start in few days to New Orleans 10 pur-
chase our spring stock, and by the earliest open.
ing of navie alton will have in store, large and
general stock OF staple and fancy groceries, suit
ed 10 the wants OF this community.
DAVID. c. ROBBINS.
janl, 1859. THEO. BARTH0LOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

TDuring our visit 10 Lowell we were
shown through the Laboratory of our cels-
bratsd countrynan, DR.. ]. c. Aver
Scarcely,could we,liave believed what IS seen
there without proof beyond drspnting.
They cnl,,ume barrel Of solid Pills,
abou, 10000 doses and barrels OF Cherry
Pectoral, $4,000 doses per diem. To
what an inconceivab!e amount Of human
suffering dues this point! 10000 doses u
day!l Fifty millions OF doses per year!.!-
VIVA, acres and thousands Of scres OF sick
beds does this spread before the iinag inaiion!
And what sympathi-s and woe! True, not
all Of this is taken by the very sick, bni alas,
much oil i! is. This Cherry Drop aud this
sueared Pill are TO lie the companion OF
pain and anguish and sinking s"rr"w-the
inheritance OF our mother Eve beqneaihed
10 The whole family OF an. Here The m
FAINT darling has been touched loo early by
the blight that wilh.rs halt orr race. It's
little lungs are AFFECTED and only watching
and waiting shall tell which way lis breatl
shall turn. This red drop on lis table is th'
ralli.man on which lis life shall hang
There the blossom OF the wordj just bursting
into womanhood is stricken also. Alice
tiuns most assiduous care skills moi, she i
still fading away. The wan messen.s
comes nearer and nearer every week
Til. little medlci aeni shall 60 there, theil
last, perhaps their emily hope. The sir"n'
man has planted in his vi'als, this same tls
ense. This red drop by his side is he'pln!
him wresile with the inexorab'c enemy
the wife of his bosom aud the cherubs u
his heart are waiting in lick sorrow and fra
les, the rod on which they lean in this world
he broken. ..r.
ODoclor! Spar. no skill, nor cost, no
toll TO give the perishine sick the best tina
human art can give Galveston, Texas
News. e'-- a. a. > -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
STEAMBOAT ExrIosIoxs.-Since The discover,

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoNs-Since The discovery
OF the wonderful efficacy OF DR.. BRAGo's ARc-
TIC l.ISIME>T in extracting the fire from burns
and scaIds, If is becoming customary for the COM
maLders OF steamers in the Western and South
ern waters to carry good supply Of the Lininent
IN their MEDICINE chests, 10 BE- used in cases OF ire
o. an explosion. This is a judicious arrange
men,, bu, 10 make sure Of supply, however. IN
case o. Necessity, each passenger should procure
d bottle before going on borrt. Every family,
also, :houid keep supply III the house, for there
i no knowing al whit moment some member
may be badly burned or scalded, ami in case OF
such casuai.ty, the quicker the Lnment can be
applied the better Ii instantly extracts the pain
and smart, and il applied immediately after the
acciden', will generally prevent hiisi-ring. This
Imminent II also invaluable in curing the diseases
Of horses, mules, and otter animals.
TFor sale IN Glasgow by II. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be made 10 Bragg ann Bur-
rowrs, 81. LOUIS, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companed BY good reference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
JAMES. T. BrRcn, Sec'y.
For the Glasgow Times


Mn. EDITOR: II was my privilege 10 at,
tend The examination oil the students Of the
Ruanoks Academy, and they acquitted
themselves so crednably, that think them
aud the Institution 10 which they belong,
deserving Of notice.
The examination xas not hurried or
superficial one, as is often the case "n such
occasions; but Was thorough aud rigid, the
rationale Of every operation clearly elucda-
ted, and the principles as well as the n'Odus
operandr thoroughly investigated and sue
crs>fully explained.
The classes in the higher ma,hemathie-
and the natural sciences, exhibited tamil.
larny with those subjects that could hot be
well surpassed by scholars Of their age
An exhibition, Friday night, closed The
semi ANNUAL exercises, and many OF the
Originals" would have done honor 10 the
best orulo,s Of the day. The essays by the
Mi,srs, and the style in which they were
read, deserve the highest praise. Prot. J..
HASA, Principal Of the abave mentioned
Institution. ceriuinly deserves much credit
FIR the ability and energy with which he
has prosecuted his duties, AMI receives US
de-, rves, The hearty thanks Of his patrons
and friends Tor The intellectual treat he has
furnished us on this OCCASION, 81
Il is gratifying 10 noiice, us an evidence
OF our advancement in literature, the in
crra.ing interest taken by parents aud the
patrons al our literary institutions. That
these examinations aud exhibitions have u
tendency TO elicit aud increase that Interest,
no enc will deny. In this age OF rail roads
nd ,rlrgrsphs, education should keep pace
with population anil wealth.. knowledge Is
mw-r and wilhnui il no 'ation can be
pro.pero,. "r happy. As with nations 50
II i. with individuals. |, is the mind, eul-
livaied, enriched aud improved by scientific
acquisition, that enables its pussessor IL
govern men and guide the state" II is
the mind with lis mighty resources devel-
op.d by the fostering care Of our literary
institutions. that makes onr statesmen, our
an l,.r, aud our professional M Of every
.chool,-in ,hort, it is the inii:1 that makes
the msp, sys, Tbs pomaa. toos and u any
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

THH WAY TO ST. LouIs.-We notice The
people are finding out the way to get to 81,
Louis. They come here-taks the stage &c
AlliD, thence the cars for 81. Louis through
in ,wenty-four hoursi If road was ii
operation from here tothe North Missouri
atrip 10 ST. Louis would only give one I
good appetite for dinner. Why can't w
have arOad built? Tbs question is dali,
gaining friends, and in few weeks Their
will be nOtan old fogy left TO talk ogains
Rail Roads.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

FThe North Missouri Road is com
pleied 10 Hudson City. There is gap o
some twenty-five miles unconpleted on The
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Road, but that i.
being reduced daily. In few weeks pas.
ssngsrs can 60 through by rail. from St
Joseph 10 81. LOUIS. The people at large,
beginning 10 appreciate Rail Roads, and
when they have been little longer in use,
universal feeling will be in their favor;
main trunks will be completed, and numer.
on, lateral branches added.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
The Proposed New Bank.

BY reference 10 our Legislative proceed.
ings il will be seen that this measure passed
the Senate unanimously, and has been twice
read and referred in the House. II is de-
eidedly popular with the business men and
public Of this city and neighbOrhood, and
proper measures have been taken 10 have
this fact well understood at Jefferson.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
CINCUI'r CLERK.

GIVE are authorized TO announce J. A. Hot
IIDAY.S candidate for the Office Of Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Howard County, at Tie next
August election.
GIVE are authorized 10 announce STEPHEN
RYNUM, Il candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Howard County, Of the next
August election.
fF.We are authorized to announce CHAs. II.
STEWART a candidate Tor the Office Of Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Howard County, at the next
August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
A CARD.

In retiring from business, beg to return my
SINCERE thanks 10 nv friends and the public, for
The liberal patronage extended to the firm with
which was connected, and hope the same will
be extended 10 my successors.
The books and accounts Of the late frm o.
Robbins, Tatum 4 Co., are in my hands, and as
it is desirable to have speedy settlement, hope
all will call at an curly day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

NAvIeArioN.-The river is now clear Of
Ice. The Sioux City" passed down Tues
day night, and Duncan S. Carter" up
Wednesday, bound for ST. Joseph, which
place she will reach should the mildness Of
the weather continue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

The CO. partnershp heretofore existing between
Geo. H. Tatum and ID, {. Robbins, under the
name and style of Robbins, Tatuin Co, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. D. {.
Robbins has purchased the entire s'oss on hand.
can be found at the cid stand.
D. c. ROBBINS,
apc2I. 1853. GEO. II. TATUm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

r. The address Of John M. Bolts, 10 be
delivered in New York in February, will
probably consist of an exposition Of what
should be the policy Of the Opposition in
1850. Il is looked after with interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
nrsn TO Hudson

We understand the North Missouri Rail
Road i, completed 10 Hudson City, and the
cars passed over the Road the first time, on
Monday. Hereafter they will run regular
" 70 that point.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
Castings.
/ t Don { P ay

tn o be serving out plain, straight md uixeds
cans and CONTEMPORARIES. year asfer YEAR,
and receiving no pay. This, therefore, Is to res!
pee,fnlly, but earnestly notify all pc Sons indee.
ted to me that am need Of all that j. due msS
and expect then 70 cal. ass ssttis. - .uS
jsaiS1las $40 - o WASR1e
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
me Proposed Modification Of the Tariff.

sPVseu Aodlneatlon OF the IsriH.
The Washington correspondent Of The
worm American says that the only possible
nope Tor modification Of The tariff at this
session is through conference committee
IN us closing hours. andlha this los. chance
s.'Perais' and depend. upon the refusal
Of The hon'e to gran. loan, ercep, on thi.
express condition; and even lhen there is
''0 uaen reason 70 lear that the Senate will
=" !'e'a lis repugnsnce 10 change, SO
e0."H'le is The purpose Of the Democratic
majority TO refuse any concession on lhi.
subject. They are more inclined 10 hazard
"a extra session than TO conquer their pre-.
!1.'es. The House Is likely TO stand firm,
.Ho 10 INSIST upon provision being made 10
"a ,."hsul'h ans debt that may be created
Ane Republicans have held a caucus. and
unanimously agreed TO vote for a nodifica.
a0o Of The tariff. Their stand is clear nos,
'slve, and unqualified, IS will be seen when
sser the test shall be made in the House -
VI The other hand, the Democrats in ,ha,
.''y will hardly muster twenty voter, in
s.aaing the Pennsylvania delegation. Tbi,
.sn'i'ean' fact tells the whole story; ant
nasn connected with The position Of III,
osnaeralic u'joriiy in the Senate. there j,
= olncui'y in knowing what political in.
81. ..' n n Congress are for and sgsins. Ii,
pney q reasonable protection.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

PcsTAGE.-Ii is announced from Wash.
ington, that the democratic members Of
Congress, in caucus, agreed 10 vote 10 raiss
The postage on letters 10 five cents. We
think they had better look after the ihou'
sands that are being squanAered on poluicaI
iaNvorlies, in almost as many shapes, ere
'asy charge every man, woman, or child,
TWO cents for every letter they may choos.
"wrre. This is watching the spiggot
while the bung-hole Is lelt open.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03

II Rev. Mr.. spurgecn expresses his
intention Of visiting this country next spring
and will probably be in New York during
N. religious anniversaries in May next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
STRAYED OR STOLEN

ICROM the undersigned, living three miles
L Southeast of Glasgow, . sorei Horn, about
hands high, year old next spring, blaze il,
The race, white spot on neck, and one hind foot
white. Had on new spanish saddle;-also .
few saddle marks perceivable. ANY person de-
Ivering The horse to ne will be Literally rewarded.
hS5-1w.s T1OA J. ho2Rls.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-03
1859. Season Arrange nsenf. 1863

REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET,
For Jefferson City, Providence, Rocheport, Glib
sons, BoonviIlr, Arrow Rock, Glasgow,
Cambridge and Brunswick.
THE new and light draught freight
80 steamer, C. W. SOMBART, HENRY
McPHrEsos Master. will. on the early opening
of navigation, make her trips as re-ut'r weekly
Saturday evening al 4 O'Clock. and returning, will
lie we Brunswick every Tuesday al y NJ, arriving
in St Louis on Thursday, 80 -....
The c. w. Sombart has been built expressly
for the packet trade of the Missouri river, and
combines strength, speed and lightness of draught-
The undersigned returning thanks tor past favors,
respectfully soelis liberal share OF patronage
from their friends aud shippers generally.
HENRY McPH ERSON, Master.
E. B. McPHERsoY, JI., Clerk.
THEo. BARTuoLow, Agent,
ianoo. lS59-s'n. GLASGOW.