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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-26

QUITE SATIsFACTonY.--An individ.
ual called at our Office the other day
and handed US sl,75 cents, saying tina,
some one had given him two dollars 10
hand TO us, and as he must have some.
thing for his trouble, two bits would be
satisfactory. We subsequently, learned
the money was from w. II. M. l.. To
whose credit is tito be placed!
MA, said anlnquisilive little girl, "will
rich and poor people live together when they
go to heaven?" eyes, my dear; they will
all be alike there"
Them ma. why don't rich and poor chris
tans associate together here?" The mother
did not answer
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CANADIAN NEws.-The annexation address and the
anti annexation address each receiving large
Der OF signatures though the last bids fair TO be
merousy signed than the first While Montreal is much
divided in opinion, Quebec is nearly unanimous against
seyerng the British connection SO in Upper Canada the
opinion is mainly that way.
new paper has appeared in Montreal in favor OF the
British American league, and opposed to annexation.
The new annexation paper, which 10 TO rise from the
ashes Of the Tory Courier, will not appear for some days
yet
II Toronto eighteen true bills have been found
against many individuals for endeavoring to burn the
governor in efhgy Two OF these are common council.
men Of the city, and leaders OF Orangemen.
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The citizens Of the Keystone State must have very
strange idea Of what becomes their distinguished State,
or their governor, il they regard with Indifference his
visits to Washington for the purpose Of soliciting Office for
himself his friends. Il is humiliation TO which most
OF the States in this Union would not submit and for
which the people Of Pennsylvania should hold Governor
Johnston 10 fearful responsibility. True or moi, his
last humalng visit to Washington bat the other day
has given rise to the following report, stated by a
Washington correspondent Of the New York Morning
Star:
Governor Johnston Of Pennsylvania has demanded Of
Secrtry OF the Treasury Mr. Washingtons place,
auditor Tor the Post Office Department IL very per.
picking demand, as the incumbent 10 able, and politi
clan; and Mr. Meredith hesitaes IL Old Rough
and Ready, who swean awfuy ut some Of these things
The Secretary says he will not for the walls and
window panes OF the cabinet chamber when certain expa
nations to be made there will be such and
earthquakes Mr. Washington has ailcd the office for
twelve thirteen years, and has high and peculiar repu
Tor the order accuracy, and business method which
he has put into the enormous machinery Of Post Office
hndnce
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We beg leave most respectfully assure the Secretary
OF State hathe cannot yet be OF half the difficulties
which beset him. There is corps Of letter. writers organ
lied in the departments to puff the administration as well
10 sell their information to the highest bidder. The Sec
rotary need not complain Of the ndscretion Of Powha
TAM" when he has pha" beside him. II he employs
"Alpha" for his organ, he will rue it II he does not
poy alpha to write for him, he be at difficulty
in finding him out Who is il that dares to wte to the
New York Tribune OF certain things in the State Depart
ment "authortatively," 1--WE his word) and to
speak positively Of Major Ganess acceptance and TO
say that when the correspondence which may have
sued between our own and the government Of Great
Britain (thus admitting that there has been a correspond
the subject) shall be made public. il will re-
dound more to the credit Of the administration and the
honor Of the country than any other Of its acts since the
advent OF Gen. Taylor to the presdencyr WHO'S il that
is thus trusted with correspondence Of such import
ant character, which is withheld from the peoplel Let
the Secretary take Il is not safe to certain
with State secrets" and he will soon find il out to
his cost.
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the Russian line, and 10 sustain The Monroe declaration
The story oil Mr. Polk and Mr. Buchanan 'sguatiiag'
1--WE borrow this polite, classic and elegant phrase from
the minor organ Of all politeness and decency party
down on AGO, may do to tell to the marines That the
federal wings in the Senate squatted with Mr. Pack
enham on that parallel Of latitude and controlled the
goaion OF that business 10 the injury of their
try, isa matter Of history. Mr. Polk did all in his
power to do 10 sustain the Monroe declaration Ore
gon. opposed he bya formidable phalanx Of fed.
era whigery in this country, who gave aid and comfort
to the British from the beginning 10 the end.
We have stated that few weeks before Mr. Polk's
term expired, the Nicaragua and Mosquito questions
were under consideration The Mexican war having
closed the efforts Of the administration could be devoted
to them without jeoparding interests elsewhere II
the most cogent that otherwise would have
been adopted to sustain the Monroe declaration as to
the British entertainments were abstaned FROM lest they
should embaass their successors, known ESQ far Mr.
Clayton concerned at leas not 10 favor that declara
ton, surely that should not be imputed to them BY
him fault But did not intend to notice at length
the silly charges of the minor organ and other wing press
against the late administration on this score Really
If Mr. Clayton countenances them, he beirays want
generous and manly tone which does moi become the
high Office which he fills What spectacle is this dis
tnguished Secretary made TO exhibit Like naughty
schooboy caught in some peccadillo, when he is
preached with the abandonment of the Monroe platform
he cries out in piteous accents "Indeed, indeed didn't
do it; twas tother boy-'twas Buchanan. Twas not
me, sirwas not me-" We cannot believe that such is
the course Of Mr. Clayton All this would not do His
MASTER the people, would nfict the deserved ageation
due first for the offence, and secondly for seeking to
skuk out Of the difficulty by falsely laying the fault to
another.
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From the New Orleans Pcayune oct a.
The swords OF the Late Gen. Worth.


We yesterday shown four swords OF the late re,
nowned warrior, whose remains now in this city
The first presented TO him by the State Of New York
and bears the following inscription "Pfesented 10 Lieut.
Col. VIM. j. Worth. Of the United States army, by the
governor OF the State Of New York, in conformity with
resolution passed the State Senate and Assembly m
1885" This is dress sword. with a gold scabbard
The handle is also OF gold, and represents knight with
cap and closed visor On the handle is the following
"For George, 9th May. 1913; Chyslers nth Noyen.
1874"
The second is splendid dress sword with solid gold
bandle representing Minerva and Jupiter, and is inscribed
as follows; Presented TO Major General William
Undertook and others, formerly residents OF his native
county, in token Of their admiration OF the skill and
credit displayed by their gallant fellow. citizen At the
sorming Of Monterey, Sept 2Ist, 22J and 23d. lsi6
Louisiana for his gallaniry. sll and judgment at the
siege Of Monterey" The hilt is OF massive gold, and
many headed hydra
The fourth is a mos, magnificent dress sword, with a
gold handle inlad with pearl set with rubes. amethyss
and topaz The following is inscribed on the scabbard
Presented by the President OF the United States agree
ably 10 resolution OF Congress, TO Brig Gen WIN. J.
WORTH in testimony OF the high sense entertained BY
Songsss for ss galsnry and gooi conduct in s'omine
We learn that Captain N. Darling, formerly OF the
United States dragoons left yesterday for Mobile 10 bring
over the body OF the late Col Duncan and expected 10
arrive here Monday morning We hope our citizens
generally will make that demonstration OF respect due e.
the gallant dead in escortng their remains from the de-
pot TO the steamer that is TO carry them up the river
We also learn that Captain Darling has received ele
graphic despatch from New York. nsruciing him TO pro-
coed alter the body Of the late gallant Col Gales for
mery Of the sh regiment OF United States infantry who
died at Fredericksburg, Texas, seventy miles west from
San Antonio; but we understand that Captain Darling
will not be able to execute the mission.
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TELEaRAPHIo REroRrs FOR rHr Usros
Afairs in Carada

Affairs IN Camada.
MONTREAL, Oct. 22It has been finally decided ,bs ~.
ronto This will advance the cause OF annexs-
ton In the iomer place whle for the time being Il will
Mr. y M viger, the receiver general Of Canada has re-
signed his Office IL Is likewise reported that Mr.. Leslie
the provincial secretary, has done the same thing
Fatal Railroad Accident
BosTo s Oct Sms Hodges Of Fo.boro while standing
run over by the train and killed He was years OF age
The aLfated Shipvysek.
BosToN, Oct. % About thirty more bodies from the
wreck Of the aed ship St. John have been ' washed
CHARLESTON, Oct "a.
The steamer southerner arrived here safely this nom
Ing. The venue cut Crawford arrived yesterday,
Sale Of Malaga fruit.
BosToN, oct 23-The sale OF Malaga fruit TODAY COM
ayers 1000 Sancs y 100 H na
loo Sose. son. 81 SS6 kegs s sspss
S3 SO a S3 Go, at4 months. ,
NEW YoRK. Oct. Pap. m.
Upto this moment there tidings of the steamer
The stock market is firm. Treasury note SIS Ill III;
loan of 1857 u.s. and 1865 ia Money easy Excnangs
SS at m nsh.s saass hs.s s. $40
and IS ls 80 as for Genesee. Southern SIS 81 So a.
@ s sss ~ 81 ss: Of ss a.
Oats IS 40 cents. Rye 81 Corn is weakersales
5000 bushels at SO 90 for Mixed and s. cn
Provisions steady Sales Of mess pork at $40 30.
Lard o. y Gus The grocery market is firm Rio coHre
~ cents New Orleans sugars, 81 lets Cotton quie;
sales Of 800 bales 0I II Upland Whiskey
20 cents In bbls.
dy Treasury s.. lloi III; Penn.yvana s. 81 ass
Small sales oil -four S. Corn meal IS o6t sales Of red
81 cent, oss 30 So cents Rye 60 cen. 'Prov.ons
and groceries unohapged The cotton marker IL quiet;
bbls
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THE HuSeARiAN PATRIors.-The Paris correspondent
OF the New York Tribune says,
You may expect Kossuth, Benz, and Dembinskl. and
probably Mazzin la New York by the middle Of Novem-
Der.
have the Hungarian ministers to Consantinople,
France, England and Italy, and they only awaiting the
arrival OF kossuih 10 to America OF course they hav.
conferred with kossoth the subject but they have
no doubt Of his accompanying them.
II immediate hostliiies should break out between Rus.
STA and Turkey their plans may be changed and all
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To Contractor.

CEALED PROPOSALS. received NJ the ONCE Of be James
River and kanawha Company in Richmond day
November for the construction
river, Msidens Adventure falls, twenty eight Rich
mond.
The dam win be abou, Iloo Zee, long and 10 fee, him
The work viii be paid for In bank The
usual Of 70 estimates
tractor win be required give ample security sacfry 10 the
Board 81 Directors m completion the time and In
the specified contract
Plans Of the above work win be exhibited and specification.
thereof delivered Office In Rich
mond the 5 November NEXT application the ecre
tary Of the company WALTER GwYNN,
Chief Engineer j. n. d X. Co.
Richmond, October IL, lsf9.
0l-aaw3w
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
BAIr,AosE. Oct. a.-sp. m.

BaIrNoRk. Oct a.-S D. mn.
sons of Tsap9eaes Gosasor nessas sad the aiiifarv
bsafA " Chayss A. hor.--krsA smigraais Psamsyl-
vsais dscfioa Tas marksfs Ss.
Ihs Grand Division % The sons Of Temperance o. Mary
and have not yet adioarnsd si.s de Ths Order repre-
ea@d a. being In most oarishg condition, numberng
"ong m members thousands of those who In years past
were victims Of nismpeianc. A large humber or d.e.
SUES so n aendance, aud their deliberations have been
esponse, - ~ 's'"ss
Governor Thomss, present state Exec.,iv, has. du
ring MS enn done more Coz the improvement and encour
sgement Of the volunteer military Of the Sal. g. - ~
his predecessors On Mondsy next he p,oy,... ,.,,,
the city review the military their grand annua n
In which they win be joined by the two m H.
ing sniley from Fort MchenIy He has also extended
the hospitality Of the Executive Mansion to the numcro..
companies from this city who have visited Anna ol, do
ring the summer whilst they also better provided with
arms and ammunition than they have been any prece
ding period.
Charles Horn, the great musical composer, died at
Boston ON Monday, In the SD year of his age
letter from Nsw York contradics the statement thar
the shmen returning In the packet ships are
emgrants The larger portion Of them are men doing well
here and are merely going back look friends and
relatives worse OF there than they would be here at the
worst OF times.
The Pennsylvania gives the full official returns of the
vote in the Keystone State for commissioner show
ing clear majority for John A. Gamble, democrat Of
l2SO6 votes BY the election Of Mr. Alco democrat To
the House Of Representatives from the county Beaver
democrats vii have majority OF twenty joint ballot In
the egsatueone in the In the House
Last year the House was a tie.
The MARKETs--In the Baltimore market, to-dav there
were sales of loo bbs Howard a, SS no sales
iCiy Mills Sales prime red wheat at l0t log cts. and
good 10 prime 100 l0i and white 40 ia cs, fam-
-four white. llS 10 Small sales white corn n IS
% cts. and yellow at Goa 81 Oats 80 80 Cts Whis-
key is selling at "a cs in hhds., and - in bbls.
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New Goods for csensIemen.

WE Just received most beautiful assortment Of cloths
smeres, vestings styIea which
we are prepared make up the style. =
ready made line large OF superior aunity
latest cut win, every
er description Of coats pantalccn. and evey
stock upjedress
and heavy with Shirts elegant and
e stock Of fancy goods We they exceIcd BY
prices ~ fala-tas l. 6as 1917
YOUNG oREm.
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orphans' Court, October 40, Is4o.

COUNTY, DHffcf 81 CoIusabta! " y n
the case Of Charles Mcvsan administrator Of Mcvean
deceased BY PHILIPPINE f. McVean
McVean deceased The administrators with the
appreciation Of the Orphans Washington county
10th Of November for the on e
estate OF James McVenn deceased, Of the
has been collected, where
heirs q said james Mcvsan notified claims
properly voueheed they otherwise be
NJ u said estate Provided Of this order
week for three weeks previous said e Of next
Testei ED. N. ROACH, Register o wills.
: True copy-Teste; ED. N. ROACH, Register Of Wills.
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ITNION INTELLIGENCE AND aENERAL AGENCY

IINION INTELLLGESCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
OFfTCE-The undersigned the south
side Of Pennyana avenue between Wh and io Streets
supplying families with
depament domeie comfort and also Tor procuring
situations of The honest and industrious
furnishing and
from al parts Of Union families and in
dvdaa respectfully
and examine the principles upon which this branch $50
much needed In the City Of washnfton) will be
confident that when understood he win patronage
and of enlightened community.
paid the services Of and
for honesty, industry and temperance worthy Of
either clerks, mechanics register
Of all appesnp viii be kept and recommended n any
nation until strict inquiry has been made
character All communications by mail must Strict
confidence and will be observed in all
business of even 30 the
renting aud selling Of estate and ansacne any
that properly belong general and intelligence ONCE
Charges In all cases moderate, and deviation will be
made from the established
once bours, for ladies, u to ..
Coz gcntenen % ~ n. ms and . 10 p. m.
" for servants, &c, a. m, 10 p IN.
r. A. PHILLIPS Proprietor.
Rev. Geo. w. samson, Messrs Il. c. q. r. Dyer,
Rev. WIN. NJ Matthew'S, Rev. j. l.. Eckard.
W. w. seaton, ESQ. ... ~ ~ ag.'t
Oct 25-eodImf ..
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QAGLEYs Large Commercial Gold Pen.--A new article
Just received from the makers Basley Co., New York and
seleved 70 be superior any gold pen YET offered for
oct6- FRANCK TAYLOR,
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SC01T'S WEEKLY PAPER,
The only Dollar Newspaper Of Large Size
s now published.

Il OBSERVE. TIE WIDE DlfFEhbNCbdi5s
cs paving $40, receive fiya eopes more weekly thss
The $40 Clubs 10 other papers, which with ire
spenid pietnflais make ~ ail TIVE ilnii'
drcd and Eighty six copies nrre
lftis hi year
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

TUE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the pubic, that they have become propreiors Of thu
stoys new and splendid Hotel.
The Adams House erected during the past
supply obvious demand for increased and superior &c
ecuiniedations in this city. Is located Washington
within i've minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depos and the business sections Of
city, Il is seaesn the Park, and the Cupes commands
beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns.
Tbs Hcuss has been Constructed AFTER this approved
riErx with all the modern Inventions thai minister the
eort and convenience Of the traveller and the cosrc-
tors long experience in hotes has enabled him intro
dsIee many improvements which yet, peculiar TO
tis establishment 1t ID built Of Quincy granite and
tsins One Hundred and Fiy Rooms, conveniently
Vi in suits and single apartments, well Ventilated and SIP
piled with abundance If pure son water.
The Furniture made order from the best patterns
with special regard well 10 comfort and onvsn.nce
luxury and Eplenhor.
Our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries of the
season. and pledge ourselves the Piasi rarIies
the ksaEon shallbe found uponit.
We have devoted unusual attention To tue selection nj
sevans and eur gnsas may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. igs ft5.+. t} 1919 sAFs
Porters viii be in readiness the various Dspo take
charge of Baegage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprttors trust by strict attention TO the
quests 10 merit share OF patronage, assuring all who
favor them with visit thai nasing shah be wanting
their part render the ADAMS forsE Second
tue Union ~ L. a w n. ADAMS, Proprietofs.
L. ADAMS, JR, s.H #
witt .. ADAMS
ADAMS Houae, Hoston.
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Harden & Co.,.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING. DISPOSED OF their Interest in the Express BE-,
Ill tween New York and Buson, beg % inform l,n
friends n the public that they will devote Their attention
particularly 30 the Exchange shipping and Commission
business IA eJnneNoil with nlelr Liverpool ami Boston
Iuusts an,i Agencies 10 Loiiton, Paris aud IitSrs
The saciu,s t,t have been aticted by The siescrbpIs
NJ, past years ION the execution OF London and Pads
onilS tu nnw very much ns reascd through M d'rfc,
line us srslirrs igum New Yors
Orders lr purchases be ,nsaie 10 Eisanl, France aud
o;tr psfs Vi Europe will be executed, nd upon tho Ins.
reasonable terms, Wy aa' lr Cash hdyancrt lnt
credits given los the urpusc % facilitating hur o&ac,oi
Paruenef aftnlon pahtio entering ami CLEARING sunGs ~
e hpw York ana Boston ruHi0l. hous and k' riding
with ting n,tefi dgArAtcn.
Elcliust al Signs. 10 slii, constantly los si, ~
Loudoh, Iavtriuu al Paris
olides No. wall street. New YORK No. Court STREET,
Boaoai No c"sk uset, anil 80 Malerlea I,I! LIVER
puot ,------- ItARNDEN y CO.
y, a. Our n " liverpool continues to give erefs az
ientlehto tt 0T~rDg 90 all kds u Mtrclhidne ulYii
lie reasonable terms i tttsners an sailing SHIPS to
! alt parts OF lllc world,
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Paper IIangings, Window shades and Up.
44 hoIstery Goods.
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTION,


+ OUIS FONTAIN, jr., partner OF the firm OF
Fsniain & Son, chemists and Prescription
ISIS 10 the Royal University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, ID. c., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No.,3. Elliotts Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
10 the American public as sure aatidofe for Con-
sumption, in its cuanced as well incipisat stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, aud arresting
their decay it not only sootIes and quies at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs to natural aud heal
tiy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
era Instruction. and directions (ranslated) for lis
use adapted to all cases, and il strictly followed
will not fail, in every instance--if the lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure To atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAlN.
Price, eight Francs.
u 5-For the information of persons residing In
the interiors any part ofthe goyernment--he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported di.
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mall as he Is adj
yised by officers OF the Post Office Department TO
any post office in the country, at the same charge
as for a double letter Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city who may wish TO
avail themselves Of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid, Two
dollars accompanying an order, will cntitle per-
son 10 one whole and one third package
.,as LOUIS FoNTAIN.
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

MR.. JOHN WRIGHT having relnqusled III connection
Ill WIKI the Winthrop House, it will or the future be
aer the sole management q the subscriber, and the house
q now opsned Hotel or the travelling public well
IS homs Tor permanent boarders.
Ths situation OF the House. directly in front OF boston
Common, spacious and airy rooms, and all Internal
accommodations, render nnsquaiei by any public house
IN the cry In its attractions for the traveller and Tor those
desiring permanent lodgings
Every Convenience apartments table and
dance will be furnished AT the house. which had
any hotel in the city, in liz attractions for the traveller and
tcI those desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as 10 apartments, table ami
dance viii furnished the house. which had al
sy hotel boarding house in The city and subscriber
will devote himself 10 the comfort Of all who may favor him
with their patronage
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies
viii md ths winthrop House especially adapted their
convenience.
The patronage ts travelling public and Of permanent
- - n WILLIAM II SPooSER
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PAVILION,
\ NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
TIME Proprietor begs to inform his friends and
1.-The public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since tho last
season. He has erected large building contain
Ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms arc in
tended for gentlemen only they are Of comfor-
able size, light and well ventilated and superior
In oil respects to those which are generally demo.
,.nnied single rooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country, .-A-
The Proprietor Il now ready 70 treat with fani-
lies or PARTIES wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him at tho City Ho.
tel, Broadway will BIO Immediately attended 70
a steamboat irns between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz: \.
From .Ns,c Brighton. From North Pier NJ Fork.
Il AIS and IL AM. At9, Pm, and 49,.
10 3 20, PM f-2, J, 3, PM.
l'shed as the season advances
The Pavilion IL ready for the reception q com
r.rrsB r. BLANCHARD.