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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
Fail and Winter Goods.

Fafl ana winter Goods.
INHE subscribers have received and opened
Il large and beautiful assortment Of Fall and
Winter Goods. They now offer for snle on the
most reasonable terms,
Blue, black, green and brown Cloths
Black, fancy and buckskin Casimeres
ID pieces SattiDetts and Kentucky Jeans
ID " Red and white Flannels
100 pairs negro. Mackinaw and bed Blankets
80 Z" Blue, drab, brown and Cadet Blan-
kets, for Overcoats
% pieces Mouselin de Lane and Cashmeres
various styles and qualities
do French Merinos
o do Alpaca English Merino
z do Heavy Tweed Cashmere
100 do Calico
90 do Ginghams
Is do Vestings, satin and worsted
Canton Flannel and Plaid Linsey
New style Silk for ladies' dresses
Capes, collars, ribbons
Thread md isle lace
Edgings, gimps, fringes
Shawls, hdkfs worsted and silk hose
l60 pieces 7-s, Al, 5-4 and Ga brown cotton
so do 3-4, rs, "A, "a, ga bleached
shrtings and sheetngs
100 do 81 and A o snaburgs
HATS AND GAPS.
ID doz Fur, Seal. Cloth and Slick Caps
doz Mexican Hats
6 doc Wool do
z doz Fur and Moleskin Hats
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SO pairs calf and seal Boots
80 do kip do
"a do brogan do
$50 do brogan Shoes
100 do kip do
rs do Women's Buskins
4S do Ladies' Caters
60 do do kid slippers
so do do calf and morocco boots
40 do do walking shoes
200 do Misses and children's shoes
"A l. S O.
A large supply of QueenSrare, Hardware, and va
rious other articles not necessary TO enumerate.-
We invite our friends and the public TO call and
examine our stock, as we are determined to sell
cheap. SAVAGE g. co.
Glasgow, October 90, l54S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
) e. III d d IL,

INHERE are several vacancies in my School,
l. which may be filled BY application 10 me-
will also receive III my family three OF four boar.
ders, on accommodating terms.
J. SCOTT.
October IL, lS4S. --32if
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

UTThe Circuit Court Of Saline county
commenced its session on Monday. Most
Of the cases taken there by change of We.
nue., were continued-the local docke,
being sufficient TO consume the time al
lowed for the sitting of the Court.
Mr. Leonard addressed the People on
Monday, in behalf of Gen. Taylor, and
was replied to by gentleman from Boon.
vile, by the name Of Ward
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

IF How disappointed were the locos
at the result of The Wing meeting a, Fay.
cite. Little thought they, tha, with fe "
days notice, there would bs such an ingath-
ering of the Wings, as would put even
their State Mass Meeting to the blush, as o
numbers, orators and enthusiasm. One
was a meeting of the peope-,he other of
The Office holders. The Wings had no U.
s. Senators, no Congressman, no Generals,
on pay, no Land officers, no Bank officers,
no State officers-but they had the People
1.-The sovcrcigns--,he bone and sinew of
the country. Reader, did you ever notice
the difference between meeting of the
People and the Office holders! There is
n great difference--as much as there is be-
tween sleek. fat, fawning, grinning office
holder, and q blunt, hard.fsted working
man. Such were the two meetings re-
Gently held at Faye,tc.
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MOTHERS REtIEr-INDlAx DISCOVERY.

MOTHERS RELIEF-ISDiAN DISCOVERY.
All expecting to become mothers and snxi Gus to
avoid the pains, d-trsss and dangers Of chidbear-
ing, earnestly enreated to ca In their Gears. al
lay their nervousness, and soothe their way by
the use of this most extraordinary vegetable pro
duciion. Those Who will canddy observe ils
virtues, must approve of it in their hearts, every
kind and aitctiona'e husband will feel it bis most
solemn duty to alleviate the distress his wife is
exposed to, by a safe and certain method which
is, this Mothers Relief
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
will apply at the November Term Fourth
Monday of the Randolph County Court, for final
setlemen Of his administration on the estate Of
Mary Jackson, deceased t..-..
JOHN JACKSON, Administrator.
October 26, lSIS. --3iw4
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coNHEL's MAGICAL PsGN EXTRACTOR.
The Worlds Wonder ronounced so bv ali

coNHELs MAGICAL PsIN EXTRACTOR.
The Words Wonder--Pronounced so By ali uAo
hare erer used it,
White Swellings, Inflammation in the bock
weak mbs, tender or sore feet. and all scrofulous
sores are speedily ond permanently cured by Con-
nel's Magical Pain Extractor. Affections of the
lungs, ague in the face, breast, tic dooreaux,
chronic sore eyes, blistered surfaces, &c, 1t il
equally beneficial in ali kinds Of infiamma tory dis
eases. such sore nipples and eyes, sprains
rheumatism. white swelling and ulcers, bruises
burns chiblains erysipelas biles, &c, will quick
ly be relieved BY the applicat ton Of this saive.-
This remarkable ssnative possesses many virtues
never found in any other article. 1t has the most
perfect power over all pains By fire. positively all
laying the suffering almost Immediately upon its
application. If any disbecve the statements, we
would earnestly invite them TO call and examine
the numerous unsolicited certificates OF remar ka-
Bile cures wrought by by this save. 1t has for
months past been sold upon the following, alibersl
terms, to-wt: If the user not perfectly salts.
fed, and even delighted with its effects and fur
thermore, If it did not fully answer recommen-
dations, their money reformed imnedietely
at their request. On these terms this absolute
heaI-all is now sold, and we simply ask if the
public can demand anything more reasonable. -
Kind parent keep il constantly on hand, in cases
Of accident by fire, life may be lost without it, b..
- its Use all burns are subject to its CONTROL un-
less the v;tals destroyed.
Caution No Sain Extractor can be genuine
unless you find the signature of Comstock g. Co.
on The wrapper Of each box. Beware Of counter
feits.
Lo&GLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN rAHAcEA.
/. For colds and feveslsh feelings and preventing
fevers.
= Fo! asthma, liver complaint and bilious AZ.
fec,ions.
8. For diarrhcna, indigestion and loss of APPETITE
4, For cos!iveness in females and males, and
nervous complaints
8 For stomach affections, dyspepsia piles,
rheumatism, &c,
TIE Great Points are, il is not bad 10 take ne
yer gives Pain and Nerer leaves Costire!!
For all these things it is warranted unequa lied :.
and all who do not find it so may return the bottle
and get their money. Comstock i Co. propretors.
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"ODp FELLOWS OFFERING, for 1850
An elegantly bound book, handsomely il
Illustrated, suitable for presents. A few
copies for sale al the Post. Office, Glasgow;
Malone & Garth's, Huntsville; and DIR.
- Sneson's Drug Store, Faye,te. X
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DR.. sPpnSs

DR.. sPnHNs sTcE HEApACH REMEpY.
Why will you suffer with that distressing ccm.
la int, when a remedy is at ha nd that will not fai
to cure you? This remedy will efTectually destroy
any attack Of headache either nervous or bilious
1t has cured cases of twenty years standing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
DR.. Wistar's lsalsam of Wild
Cherry.
OLD VIRGINIA AGAIN.

TIE Great Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
and all Diseases Of the Lungs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

a." Ka. (reweighed,) Soc. per bushcl.
WHISKEY, Gin. Rect, csc.
St. Louis inferior. 22c.
IRON, Com Bar, = 43c.
Sligo, d" sac.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

BLANK DEEDS. and Justices Blanks for sale
at this Office. Blanks Of every description pfn'e<
st the sbes.est notice.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-13
JESSE S. TOURTELLOT, President
PROVIDENCE, Feb. %, l8A8.
MASSACHUSETTS.

AT meeting of the democratic members of the legisla-
ture held at the State House Tuesday the 18th instant
for the purpose OF expressing their preference for cond
date for the presidency in ls4s, whiting Grswold OF
Greenfield, was called to the chair and Frederick T.
Wallace, of Otis, was chosen secretary.
On notion the Chair appointed Messrs. Calvin Torrey
of Palmer Alfred Bragg, of Milford Elijah Hodges OF
Mansfield, s. B. Coffin, of Edgartown, and Eli L. Moore,
of Southwick, committee to prepare and report reso
tons for the consideration of the meeting; which
mtee subsequently reported the following resolutions:
Resolved, That whereas New England has not about
quarter OF century, presented candidate for the first
dent from New England since the adoption of the consu-
ton, although the democratic party of this section have
sustained their principles with mistaken integrity through
good and evil report the time has arrived to propose
lelow-citzens Of the different States the of
ssen and enjoying the confidence of the whole country
and propose for the democratic candidate for the pe
ect the decision OF the national convention to be holden
at Baltimore in May next
reciprocal benefit offered by the United States the old
world discern the dawning of era in which the
the continually increasing extent of the blessings which
the will afford the other, and by the rapid disappear
of all causes OF irritation that policy which will
supply, generous prices the of many millions from
the gtanares of the Mississippi valley which will enrich
domestic manufactured goods extent before un.
known, which will whiten every with canvass
that navigation in few years. will far surpass thar OF
the whole British empire, is in itself an advance in civil
izaon greater than any that has been made for
Resolved That the magnanimiy which the United States
have throughout exhibited towards fallen foe, in war
forced upon after long fobeaance and unring efforts
towards Cancellation, cannot fail command the adnira-
ton of the world rha whether future relations with
Mexico are to be those OF peace the party in
power have shown themselves abundanty able admin
lister the government wisely in those relations while the
opposition have disqualified themselves, by their own
words and acts, for carrying with vgor war which
they have pronounced TO be Wholesale murder
Guiding honorable peace with nation which, accord
ing their professions, would be entitled claim and
ceive the abandonment by of her conquered territory,
and many millions Of indemnity besides.
The resolutions were ably discussed by Messrs Torey
of Palmer Warner of Wrentham, Head of Carlisle,
Stone of Dana, Smith of Ludlow, and others, and were
passed with but dissenting vote, and declared
unanimously adopted
On motion of Mr. Bills of Tolland it was voted that
the proceedings OF the meeting be signed by the chairman
and secretary and that the democratic editors in the Com
monwealth be requested to publish the same.
W. GRlSWOLD, Chairman.
FIT WALLACE, Secretary
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THE UNION.



Posting tho books OF Whggery-The aeId o battle
IA Ohio--Ths Killed, wounded, and missing.
The war in Llliput having somewhat subsidized and as
a consequence the tempest in the teapot" brought
about by the adverse claims OF Corwn, Claw Mclean,
Taylor Scott &c. to the honor of being the next defeat
ed candidate for the presidency has been sed and we
as faithful chroncers of passing events, both great and
small, have concluded TO take peep the field of battle
SO far as Ohio is concerned and to reckon up the loss
and gam to each party.
Crawford county goes for Corwin because he is not
"afrdtd or ashamed to ayow himself a wing"
Knox county goes for Corwin, because he is a sna-
tona jewel"
Ashland county passed resolution complimentary to
Corwn-his "great moral worth and sterling integrity"
and that they regard him of the most eloquent
men OF the age while at the same time they go for Clay
President because he is the friend Of the WHOLE
country" and " real patriot
Warren county goes first for Corwin, and second for
Miami county goes for Corwin as eminen,ly quail
fed" for President.
is--they haven't made up their minds who to go
for and hence they resolve go for any and ndou6
ed wing that the rest of the faithful will give them.
In Erie county, the wings go for both Clay and Cor
win; and, like the donkey between the two stacks of
hay, they find it hard to choose between them
In Rchland-Old Richland, where whigery has scarce
a corporas guard OF Mexicanshey give Clay, Corwin,
and Mclean each shot in the rear, by pocaimng Gen.
Scott their first choice for President
In Delaware the party resolved to support any tried
whga resolve, the by, that means both Corwin and
Clay Both have been tried and found wanting, though,
as yet they have escaped from indictment under the
clause in the constitution, which defines giving
said and comfort" to the enemy.
Montgomery county goes for Clay and Corwin Greene
county for Corwn and Clay; and Muskingum for Clay,
without Corwin.
Such is the account current Of whggery, as drawn
from the books
Corwin, it will be seen, is ahead. Following close,
comes the four times defeated embodiment of whggery
Following next, backed by county, comes General
Scott while Judge Mclean gets but one undivided half
of single county, as its second choice Such is the
division OF the spoils The killed, wounded, and missing
account stands as follows:
KuNed-The wing party.
Wounded Cen Scott, and Judge Mclean.
Missing-John Teesdale late editor of the Journal,
who prescribed and kicked out OF the post OF assist
ant clerk of the for preerrng Judge Mclean for
President, instead of Mr.. Corwin.
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CIRCULAR.

T,HE extensive stock the old Landrh Nurseries, Phila
dephia. is about be disposed of public sale the
undersigned intending to renqush business Such OPP
portuny for obtaining products at auction has
never been presented in America and the attention of the
country enlarge their greenhouse collections,
specially invited.
For improving the grounds of cemeteries churches State
and county Offices &c. this sale will afford unequaled IA
cilities Catalogues in detail are in preparation.
The sale the articles will commence on Tues
day. March 2lh and the plants in pots Tuesday, I'd Of
Nay.
Proper aid for safe packing and shipment will be given
when required and there will be posponement
reservation from distant points may attend the sale
without fear of disappointment
*Ordes be executed private sale will be received
until the above periods and the usual strict nton
d. LANDRETH IL FULTON.
may be proper to state to prevent Misrepresentation
that the business only the subscriber about
relnquish. His attention will be hereafter wholly de-
voted to culture OF seeds, and to their sale his
house, IS Chestnut street.
The NURSERIES offered for To a competent
person. the opportunity is seldom presented, with
them will 20 goodwill" of one of the oldest and
successful of its kind in the Union If
rented the green house sash, comprising thousand
square feet Of glass. will be sold on the I'd OF May.
Application personally by letter, may be made to the
subscriber. ID. LANDRETH.
March 11-3tf
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Rv X. u. DYER, .auctsoneer.

FURNITURE. CLOTHING. &c., at auction.-on Wed
II nesday morning next the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
shall sell at the store of w B. Lewis, Pennsylvaua
avenue between 1lh and 18th Streets his entire stock
ready made clothing, furniture, &c, consisting Of
Goats, pantaloons, vests, &c.
Linen bosom shirts, merno under shrts and drawers
Mahogany sofas, chairs, tables, and stands
Single and double bedsteads and glasses
China, glass, and Britannia wares
A lot of far cy goods, counters, and shelving
Glass cases, desks, lamps, iron chest, &c
AT the time will be sold the buildings on the lo, D
be removed by the LIST of April next.
Terms at sale. ROBT. W. DYER,
, March l1-3t AuctloneeI
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have an opportunity to view the remains OF Mr. Adams
until 10 o'clock on Saturday.
And the ceremonies having been thus concluded, the
assembly dispersed.
Minute guns were fired from halfpast one to three
o'clock Yesterday the bells OF the various churches were
tolled during that tme and flags were displayed half
mast from all the State and city public buildings the ship
ping in the habor the custom house, and other United
States Offices
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The following delegates and substitutes were elected
to the National Democratic Convention,

The following delegates and substitutes were elected
to the National Democratic Convention:
Delegates. Substitutes.
Thomas w Don, Walter S. Burgess.
Dutee J. Pearce, William Ennis,
Benjamin B. Thurson, Lyndon Taylor,
Grin Wright, Gideon Bradford
The following named gentlemen were unanimously
nominated electors of President and Vice President
OF the United States
David Burt, Martin Luther, Olney Baou, Christopher
Spencer
1t voted that the thanks of the convention be pre-
scented to Jesse s. Tourteot for the able and impartial
in which he has presided over It's deliberations
Voted That the proceedings OF the convention be signed
by and published in the Re
publican Herald. .
JESSE S. TOURTELLOr, President
s sIsmEs1 I, WEBSTER Secretaries.
Providence Feb. q, 1913.
Mr. SNoss After the choice OF delegates to the Bali
more convention by the democratic State of
22d inst ascerained should, if present, have de-
cIined my election of the delegates, and now de-
cline the same through your paper.
THOS w. DORR.
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HV n. GKEEyV, .auctfOnecr.
USEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT
III AUCTION-On Tuesday, the l4th instant shall SELL
the house door to Gadsbys Hotel on Pennsvana
avenue, (the flag will designate the house) at 10 O'Clock
"a. m, good lot OF furniture, such as
Bureaus, wardrobes, and chairs
Sideboards, beds, bedsteads, &c.
Lounges, china, glass, and crockery ware
With many other articles not necessary 10 enumerae
Terms cash A. GREEN, Auctlonee
March ll-2t
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r AW and Land Once In observation-disclosures w.
IL DRURY and JOHN A. EASTMAN partners, under the firm
of Drury IL Eastman Fond du Lac Wisconsin, ator,
neys counseors and solicitors and general land brokers'
for the purchase and of lands entry of land war
rants situated in the of that beautiful region around
Lake Winnebago- their services the public, and
invite from land brokers and BUYERS They
refer to Dr. G. H. Van Patten, Hon. John H. Tweedy,
Messs Chubb Schenck, Hon. Senator Phelps, Hon. Ed
mund Burke, Hon. s. r. Hobbie, and Hon. Richard M.
Young. March &c. p ly*
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BY order OF the Orphans Court.

BY order OF the Orphans' Court.
DOCKS BOOKS, BOOKS lon Wednesday evening,
ID March ~, l8iS, shall commence the SALE by auction
land continue each succeeding evening until all are so
of the valuable and extensive private library OF Henry >
Fox esq, deceased late her Britannia Majess minlsei
to the United States In it will be found and valuable
books in every department of literature, many which
in splendid bindings, and all in fine condition Iaa
logues OF the books ready for distribution, and Toe
books themselves will be ready for inspection one weei
prior the sale at my I'd door from Al street wc
Pennsylvania avenue. Sale to commence each evening al
u o'clock. Terms cash. ,
w. NJ MORRISON
March 6-3tawtsifNdts Aucioneer
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-- SPRING FASHION, Is4s.
SrTsENs, halter, wall this day Introduce tho New
~ YORK fashion for gcntlemen's HATS. Sales room,
Ne j, Brown. Hotel ''' '"N'''
March 6-6tif baltimore sun.l
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lJoINr REsoLUrIoN-No. 81

fJoINT REsoLUTION-No. e.
JOINT RESOLUTION expressive of the thanks of Con.
gress to Major General Winfield Scott and the troops un
der his command, for their distinguished gallanty and
good conduct in the campaign OF eighteen hundred and
iorty-seven.
Resolved unanimously by the Senate and House of Rpr
setatipes of the United States OF america IN CongreH
seibed That the thanks OF Congress be, and they
hereby presented Winfield Scott, major general
mandng in chief the army in Mexico and through him TO
the officers and of the regular and volunteer corps
der him. for their uniform galantry and good conduct
spcuously displayed the siege and capture of the city Of
Vera Cruz and castle of San Juan de Uoa, March twenty
NINTH eighteen hundred and tory-seven ard in the
cessve battles of Cerro Gordo April eighteenth Conu
ras San Antonio and Churubusco, August nineteenth and
twentieth and for the victories achieved in front Of the
city of Mexico, September eighth eleventh, twelfth, and
thirteenth and the capture of the metropolis September
fourteenth eighteen hundred and forty seven, in which tho
Mexican troops, greatly superior in numbers, and with
every advantage OF position, were, in every conflict SIX
nay defeated by the American arms
SEC e. Resolved That the President of the United States
be- and he hereby requested be struck gd
medal with devices mathematical of The series Of brilar
victories achieved by the army, and presented to Ma
General Winfield Scott as testimony ofhe high sense en-
ertaned by Congress of his valor SKILL and udcious
duct in the memorable campaign of eighteen hundred ard
forty seven.
SEC g. Resolved That the President OF the United States
be requested the foregoing resolutions TO be
municated Major General Scott in such terms he
deem best calculated give effect TO the objects thereof
AprRovED March 8, 1913.
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Osr on the 9th instant, near the Navy Department
IL gold watch, with a gold fob-chain and key lAs
thinks may have been left the seat in the baci
building OF said department The finder, by returning ~
the owner will be liberaly rewarded by clerk
the Fourth Auditors Office, or at
r. KEYWORTHS,
March 10 Pennsylvania avenue
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ID ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE LADIEsl-GRLaJJ
III MISUNDERSTANDING OFF FOR CASH'-fan,oL :,
GOODS FOR PRESENTS, &c.-On Tuesday, the Ith y.
March, JOHN III. GIBBS will comm selling beo~ e
his elegant stock OF French fancy goods, consisting OIL
Splendid FANS of every description
Retcules, purses, Paris ribands flowers, wreaihs
Collars, cuffs capes, merno vests
Pocket handkerchief, hinges, gimps
Chldrens mufis, frocks, pantaloons, jackets, @c,
Jewelry. card cases porte uonnaies, card-irays
Work boxes fancy boxes writing cases
Ladies' companions, toilet bottles, vases
Fancy baskets travelling bags &c. =, uor
The sale win till the stock is reduced Tor he P
pose of making alterations for the spring business
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th streets
March Stiff