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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
DR.. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE,

For the cure of Fever and Ague Chill Fever;
Dumb Ague; Intermittent and Remittent
Fevers; Liver Complaint; Jaundce: Enlarge
ment Of the Liver and Spleen, and all the
various forms of Bilious diseases.
From S. F. Cary, Counsellor at Law, to the
Agents in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL, Is46.
Messrs. Sanford q Park
In June last | was attacked with the most
affecting and unpleasant disease, the Chill
and Fever The paroxysms returned daily,
and were very severe, My physical energies
had been very much impaired by previous
attack Of bilious fever. Having tried sever
al favorite remedies without relief a friend
in whom | had confidence, recommended DR..
OSgood's India Cholagogue. | procured a
bottle, and followed the accompanying drec.
tons. The consequence was, | had but one
paroxysm after the first dose; and nv gpner-
al health was rapidly restored without using
any other medicine. | dispensed the remain
der of the bottle to two other persons similar
ly afflicted, aud with the same results. One
of them had been shaking for eight months
and was relieved in two days by the use OF
the Cholagogue. consider it my duty, as il
is my pleasure, to recommend it, having the
must entire confidence in its sanative power.
s. +. CARY.
Observation-Disclosures is but ONE GENUINE
CHOLAGOGUE, which is prepared by
Charles Osgood, NJ. D.-the original inventor
Therefore, you wish the TRUE MEDICINE,
avoid all NAMEsAKY mixtures put up by any
other person.
0T-"Dr. Osgoods India Cholsgogue" is
sold wholesale and retail by H. BLAKSLY g.
Co., Agents, southwest corner Thad and
Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo. To whom all
orders from the Western states must be ad.
dressed Sold also by DR.. o. HENDERSON,
Glasgow, and N. q. A. JOHNSON, Brunswick
August 80, lS49--y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

nj .MARRIED.-~-On Monday the l7,h inst
by Rev, Win. Watts, Mr.. JOHN HAIRY Ef
40 Miss ELIZA ANN. daughter VI Ley
isggLANo, Esq, -Il of Howard uSuhty' Me
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

ST. LOUIS, Sept l4.-Tobecco, So TO
az 40 per 100; Flour 3 Is 10 81 Is;
Wheat, so to Csc; Corn 35c; Oats, 80 10
32c; Bacon-rbbed sides, 81 &c, shou.
ders, lie; Butter, kegs, Sc, barrel. p.
Dry Hides, &c. Flsxseed. 85c. Bee.wax,
l6 to l6 II. Sugar, 6 to 6 2. Coffee, A.
In New YoRK, on the 18Th D. r. Hemp
was quo ted at $l69 per ton: -four, 81 81 to
IS 81 per Dbl. Pork-$l0 81 for mess,
eS Is for prime. Lard. 6l2 TO 7i>2
cents,
PIrrsnuRGH, Sept. II, P. n.
Eighteen inches water in the channel.-
River at stand. Boats plenty. Freights
TO Cincinnati ST.. Weather Warm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

BOON TALBOT d SMITH
Have Just received and opened, their Very r
tensve and
Elegant Spring stock
" HIGH is the largest, cheapest. and
W lar the most splendid assortment
goods IN every line, which they have vet
tered to the inspection Of their ffiends CO...
prisIng rich and unusual variety of.
aides Dress Goods;
The most chaste and beautiful STYLES Of ,hr
season. carefully selected from the verv ls,.
importations, including
BrOche and embroidered Baregea
Plain and figured Tissues
Plain and figured Bareges
roile De Indies; Silk Puplns
Wool ard thread Lustres
Bumbahne and A pacas
brllliAntes and Danasaues
Foulard and Glace' silks
Black and fancy do
French Organizes
Printed and plain coored Jackonets
Silk and wool Lutettoes
Linen and French Ginghams
Mousaine de LANES; Mohair Iustrs
Chameleon Lawns, sc. &c &c.
RICH BRIDAL AND PARTY pREssrs.
ID kinds of white and mourning goods
French, English ard American PRINTS
A 3 6-4 1914 Beachad and Brown Shee'-
lngs
WITH rERY HEAVY sUrrLY OF
Brown and BIeached Shirtings, Osnaburc.
Cotton Yarns, Coatings and Pantaloonsr
Bed Tickings and STAPLE DRY GOODS a..
general.
VERY OFFENSIVE VARIETY
DRESS q BONNET TRAININGS
Hosiery and Gloves, including all colurs.u
the very finest Kid Cloves, imported, Shaw
Scarts, Wells, Mantilla materials, Laces, p,
fumery, Combs, Brushes, ,Sc. Sc. Forming
complete and very Interesting variety Of goor
for Indies attire and convenience.
A fine assortment Of the most desirab,g
styles Of
BONNETS AND TRIMMINGS.
Millinery goods, Para>os and Umbrellas:
very beautiful Fans, &c. &c.
VERY FULL AND CHOICE STOCK OF
French and English Cloths and Cdisimeres
Vcstings Of all kinds, Summer Coatings l..
great variety
Extra fine TO cheapest Pantaloon stuffs
And every kind and quality of gods for
Gentlemen and Children. wear
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
ii AS just received and opened large al
4 Il slendd stock of
Spring and Summer Goods.

which were purchased in the east on the mos,
favorable terms. Among them will be found
IN great variety, Ladies New Style Dress
Goods, viz:
New style fancy Silks
Paris plaid and fguted Baregcs
Chameleon silk Tissue
Fancy new Style silk and linen Tissue
Fancy and white dotted Lawns
Embroidered BaIzarines
Paris figured and plaid Lawns
Linen cambria Hondkerchefs
Collars, Laces, Ribbons
Silk and cotton Hose; Gloves
Wells, Shawls Belts, slides,
Combs, Bead Bags, Parasos,
French work, Florence braid, and Rice Gu
burg Bonnetts
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Super blue, black, brown and green Cloths
Goods in great variety for summer Coats
Pants and Vests
Black and fancy silk Cravats
Half hose, Gloves, &c. &c
ALSO
very largo stock of Staple Goods, Boots
and shoes, Summer, Molkskin and Brush
Hats, Brown and Bleached Sheetinps and
Sh'rtings, Nails, Castings, Groceries. Tubs,
buckets, Hames, Forks, Cotton Yarn, Sleeves,
Sickles, DC.
He villa in a few days receive via New
orleans, very largs stock of Hardware and
Iueensware, among which will be found al
most every article found IN stores in the west
Also-Books, Paper, Ink, &c &c
A full supply Of School Books-Latin and
Greek School Books
The subscriber invites his friends and the
public to call and examins his goods and pri
ceS, as he will sell on the most favorube terms
Tor cash, or on time to punciua customers
lie will barter for Linen, Feathers, Jeans.
Linsey, Beeswux, Bacon, Lard, aud indeed o.
most every article o: country produce.
F. A. TAGE.
Glasgow, April 20. 1919
UST received and for sale at the DRUG
~ Store Of DfGGEs e. HoRsLEY on the cor.
ner OF Market and First Streets, tire following
articles:
Back and red sealing wox
Black and req waters
Letter and tUolscap paper
Steel pens, quilts and INK
SyrinCes, ali kinds
Pessaries and breast pipes
nipple glasses and nursing bottles
Fancy wash balls
Tooth aud cUmb brushes.
Glasgow, July 10, l.49.
/ cST received and for sale CHEAP bv
~ Digges & Horsley, Cupping instruments,
Scaritcators, Tooth Keys and F0rccps, Thumb
Lancets and cases, Spring Lancets. silver,
german and brass. Ster telescopes Mor,ers.
IN Tiles and Spatulus, Specie Jars aud Tlnct.
Bottles. July ~
n UST received and for sale by Digres g.
~ Hors!ey, Red Lead Venetian Red Spon.
lsh Brown, Spanish Whiting. Pu,tg, Glass.
OHIO and lOxl2, indigo, maddDr, Cam Wood,
u'ue, Chloride Lime, Annatio, Starch. Gin
yer All Spice, Black aud Cayenne Pepper, Salt
fetre, Alum. C., DC.
July 10, lSiy.
4 FEW bales heavy brown domestic, yd
N wide, for sale by the piece, by
WOOL.
: NTANTED 20 600 lbs clean washed com
w mon Wool, for which the cash vii
be paid. F. A. SAVAGE
Glasgow, May 81, 1919.
cf~--s-. good supply ofPrairie. Sub.
Nm soil Peoria and Jewett Flows
sas'--ssE-'zss==9 on hand and for sale BY
api JOHN b. PERRY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
A. III. Menkins,

Charless & Blow.
Wholesale Dealers and Importers IF
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, GLASS
WARE, &c.-AND AGENT FOR
MISSOURI WHITE lead WORKS,
Washington Avenue, Opposite American Fur
Company, 81, Lo4is No.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo.
TNHE subscribers have received their Fall
l. importations, which have been selected
with great care, to which the attention of
Merchants, Physicians and Dealers is respect.
fully invited.
Prices current furnished when requested
st. Louis, August 30, lS4g-l-ttn
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
Clothing! GIOihing!s

OUR stock of SKINNER and Fall Ready
~ Made Clothing is fun and desirable, and
ar the season is advancing, they will be sold
very low to make room Tor heavy stock of
winter clothing. we annex the prices Of Il
few articles;
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
Kanawa Salt.

KanaWa salt.
THE undersigned, as Agent of the kanawa
Salt Complny, is prepared to sell the article
as low as II can be had on the Missouri river,
and will keep supply during the season.
J, W HARRIS.
Glasgow luly ., lsio,-m3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

Salt.
1900 Sacks G. A. Salt
200 " l.. B. do
250 Bbls Ka. do in store and for
sale by aug 30 ]. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

NANTED 20 600 lbs clean washed com
w mon Wool, for which the cash vii
be paid. F. A. SAVAGE
Glasgow, May 81, 1919.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
NOTICE!
Mules for sale.

4 lotof 20 or 20 three year old Mules, Of
N superior quality, for sale. Apply soon
10 JOHN BRoADDUS.
Sept. IL, ls49 -2s-3t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
T.. A. SAVAGE.

Jan. II. 1s4g .--4gtf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20
woo

\ FEW bales heavy brown domestic, VI
"A wide, for sale by the piece, by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07
arots,r Destructive Fire at Albany.

On Thursday morning, 5th inst. another desuuc.
tive Gre occurred al Albsny-commeneing Oct ssen
and 2 O'Clock in the large stable Ia sortn L4nsntsE
occupied by Msssrs Prosser & Co Tor tns Keeping Oh
hos.ss oeloo Eing to the Coordination Loes on inc -
nal. was discovered 70 be on Ore la tns 'sols "n
ousntty Of straw hay sbout l00o bushels OF OATS ana
s.c.n ~ hor.es all OF which consumed The nre
,ufead with s1ch rspdty tass the oceupanss OF inc
dwelling osu,es jJning barely escaped wnnoat say
inr Decs Of furniture and with scarcely clothing SUI
ss.ot 10 cover themselves. AZ the tins suf breeze
wss blowing from the south. which carried the names
directly sx.inst row u wooden buildings ronuns on
Mootzomery and De Wiz which we're al eonsam
A I,,.e was the beat that the buildings In the i'm me
di.,e vicinity were badly scoreaed. and Is ~~ slta
much exsr,ions the bulldogs on the south OF Ian
s,nx and 90 the north Of De WIN sss. were saved
Ths Ioss In the azyrega.s, though not large fsis
mostly ou the working classes, Who occupied 'ness
bulldogs and Lost nearly not all their furniture ana
clothing. ....zsx.
the snooun, a oss not stated BAT the sg5fczse lass
rance IL something over sS.Oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07

City to devote 1t 10 raising either grass or grain
crops farmers near large markets can better ar.
ford to buy their supplies of these articles and
raise in their place such crops as will pay better
profits and in the production Of which they not
brought Into competition with the cheaper lands
OF Ohio, Western New-York and elsewhere. AS
an illustration, an acre Of land Of good quality in
the vicinity Of New York is worth $500, the inter
est OF which is SIP at per cent suppose the
average cost Of tiliage, manures taxes, &c. TO be
tl2 per annum, making cost in ali Of SPA per an
mum, and if applied to raising hay q. average crop
OF q tons per acre at $40 per ton, will be s25,
leaving profit Of 81. None of the cereals will do
enough better to pay, but still, with proper crops,
as shall be able to show, fair but moderate re-
turns may be secured.
remaip, Sir, yours respectfully.
MAPS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07
The Rmigrnnrs Indemnify Money.
The following communication from the Control
Ter was transmitted to the Assembly on the I'd inst

The following communication from the Control
Ter was transmitted to the Assembly on the I'd inst
CoSrRoLLER's OFFICE, April lsi9.
To ths Assenbly: The 80 section OF the act passed
May = lsi4 In relation 10 the Marine Hospital and its
lands makes the duty OF the Controller. Whenever II
ascertsined and established by the Judgment and de-
cree Of competent Court that the Hospital moneys
received into the Treasury under protest have been IL
legally collected and do not belong to the state TO
draw his warrant the Treasury for such moneys In
favor OF the parties entitled thereto.
Ia the recent decision Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States 10 the case Of George Smith O. William
Turner Health Commissioner sc 1t was held, by a
msory Of the Judges that the act OF the Legislature
imposing upon Of vessels the pay ment OF hos
pta money for each passenger arriving al the port OF
New York 10 unconstitutional and void
During the peLdency Of this action large sums were
paid into the Treasury by owners and masters OF yes
sells. under protest The whole amount thus received
sc9 657 O. Of which sum there was psid out OF tne
Treasury 10 the Commissioners OF Emigration ior tne
support OF the Marine Hospital In pursuance oil chsP
ter 1874 laws of l-4s, 100000
Since the decision Of the Federal Court in the case
referred to- the most OF the parties from whom these
moneys were received under protest have called upon
the Controller 10 refund the respective amounts 70
which they clsim 10 be entitled. This claim is made
by the owners or masters Of the vessels IN which the
passengers were imported As the Controller mas no
authority to comply with the demands made upon hun
by the claimants, until ths necessary appropriations
shall be made by law, he respectfully submits the SUD
ject 70 the consideration OF the Lsgisisture
The Controller refrans from expressing an opinion 10
reg precise aud force OF the legal 90
legation OF the State, consequent upon the Judgment Of
the Supreme Court That question belongs more
properly TO the Lag officer Of the State snous ahy
doubts arise In the minds Of the Legislature touching
the legs. effect the recent decision Ia rspee. to the
moneys heretofore received under protest, the pro
prety Of referring the subject TO the Attorney
Tor an official opinion. 10 respectfully suggested
II iii conceived that public policy and loG regard
10 pubic faith, require a repayment OF the moneys
claimed without farther proceedings al law not only "
IL requisite that appropriation be made Tor that Pur-
pose but suitable authority should be conferred p
yid, the means necessary 70 meet unusual demand
on Tie treasury Aside from the hospital moneys woen
the State 10 called upon to refund an appropriation :
needed Of . sufficient amount 20 pay the cosn snc
attending the defence of the suit lately decided
IN Compliance with the 4th section OF the &C, Of Nay
lsi4. Respectfully submitted, . IL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07
Pay, Clothing, &c. OF L. =. Soldiers.

To The Eduo- q The TrtbHn<
In compliance with request ia your paper Of
todsy send you q memorandum Of the Pay, Rs,ons
aud Clothing Of Private In the Uoied States Army.
Pay Clotltng and RstOns Of Priro.s Of IKE CHiied
Stat,s Army
PGy-s7 per month.
Ratt0ns-l per day. composed Of 10 of pork, or Ii
Of T beef j. " bread To each 100 rstions lbs cot
fee y lbs sugar quarts beans Is lbs rice quar- 70
vinegar, !. los candles lbs soap. quarts salt
Clothing. for five yesrs)-2 uniform caps forage
cap. uniform coats, eps1lets, shoulder strap,
wool jackets 10 wool overss cotton jackets i cot
drawers 20 lsced boots 20 stockings leather s,ocks
great coat great coat straps, blankets.
The SOLDIERS charged with al the Clothing he draws
II be exceed bis allowance, il is charged on the mus
,erro and he pays for it, lift be ess than bic allow.
ance be receives the balance in money his being
discharged.
avail myself Of the opportunity presented to
express my regret at the ry great Inaccuracies OF
speech Of Hon Mr. Greeley in the House Of Repre-
sentatives last Winter on the subject Of the Nmy'
especially Of the stem Of
doubt not unintentionsl but nevertheless alike In
furious 10 20 the Army at large. and the individual
officers placed on the Recruiting Service. II Mr.
Greeley will call at any time st this or sny other Re
cruitng Depot be will receive Satisfactory evidence
that no r1arried Is enlisted that not only ia
no drunken enlisted, but that even the sishtesl
appearance Of a mans having been In the habit OF
drinking precu6es him from enlisng. and that every
precaution that justice and humanity would dictate i.
taken 10 prevent individuals enlisiing hastily and
without due consideration. am, &C H. D.
O. Cortland u New Yort, April 2. ls+9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07
Reported Massacre of Prisoners at Caracas

Ii will BE- remembered that sometime 10 De,
cember last the forces Of Monsga, Pr-sld-nt OF
Venezuela captured the naval aud land forces o zen
Par commanded respectively By Batsti and Andrsde'
At Marscsbo and Zu. and transferred their prisoners
about thirty IN number. among whom were TOO sous
OF Gen Psss 20 the city ef Caracas. where they nave
since been confined We cav yesterday letter from
Curscao dated March 10, In which occurs the following
paragraph;
Teere IL a report brought By the captains oil tns
goysrument's boat and the DOrn2 that the prisoners
Ia Cuscess were ssssssnsted but no particulars are
siven 10 relation 10 the catastrophe nor has single
letter on any subject been recsived either rom zorro
C.bsllo or Lagu.yra The captains of the two men
mentioned vessels say. that on the arrival OF tne
Easlsh packet Arue al Porto Cabello. ,hs captain OF
said packet publicly announced the tact oil the nss
sscre We shall know the truth OF the story To-
morrow by the Elena WHAT scandal If II shoald De
go" The Eagush packet LArne, plying between
Porto Caoelo and ST Thomas. stops both vsys al
Crsosiyed there frsm Carseessl 10 Porto Csoslo.
lJourusl Of Comneres-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07

The United States requires the services OF at
most three thousand men to be freshly enlisted
each year. in order to keep up its complement OF
Private Soldiers in the Army. To procure these
men, in addition to the regularpay and allowance
of the officers engaged in the Recruiting Service,
there is appropriated for the ensuing year the
sum of Thirty eight Thousand Dollars (s3s,OOO.l
This is the net expense OF persuading Three
Thousand of the Three Millions Of ablebodied
male citizens of this country TO serve her IN
Military capacity-a greater sum, we Will venture
70 state, than would be needed to enlist One Mil
lion OF equally good men TO work for iair wages
in other capacities. These are the fundamental
facts on which moved in Congress the abolition
of the Recruiting Service. | argued that, If the
Government oud pay what the service was fairly
worth, and treat its soldiers as men ought to be
treated, there would be no need of spending s3S,
900 a year merely to induce these three thousand
men to enter its service. Does II. b. demur to
this ?
l farther stated that gross frauds and wrongs
were perpetrated in connection with this Recruit
ing business-and so there are II BIS denial
will avail nothing with men who see how radically
vicious this business is, and how inevitably abuses
and wrongs must grow out of 1t. The recruiters
are often rewarded in proportion to their success
and have seen their offers of ~ cash in hand to
whemsoever would bring in an acceptable recruit.
Who can fail to see whereto this must lead Do
| not knew that men hare been aud are persuaded
to enlist who have families, and also while intoxi-
Gated | do And know, too, that many OF the
CORPS OF Sappers aud Miners were induced 70 en-
list by the grossest misrepresentation OF the ma
ture of the service and the privileges and pros
poets OF those who should engage in 1t. But 1t is
not the occasional abuse but the constant tempta-
ton 10 it that sought TO abolish. Ho.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07

ASrI-RENr.-Wm. Brisbane addressed large
uee,ips of the Friends Of Equal Risnls " Anoc',
Delaware Co. on the 2lst ult John Giadson pre"'ea
and VIM. T. Lsdd was chosen Secretary s"0's
.sr,e. of resolutions rming the Anti Kent
were adopted. The DoAi Frs'"an' Ad'o'as IePof''
AZ, Rri.baues Bloomville speech at length and gives
,hs foovins decision in the celebrated Earle case;
The trial of those notes given for the horses
the arle sale In AZ, has terminated 10 ,. ~
.a - was ON that occasion connected win tne IN
S;n ard that he was perfectly sane when tne no.e
s.. sivsn and tina, he must DO held TO pay tne iu
amour, of the notes. 100000. r,,,e with
- w a.. ~ ouite . recent date IL appears 'ns'
s us the srs. and when the old man
.'ie is awaiting his trial for murder. ana ss.h y
REQUIRED all the ingenuity OF lawyers sna wss over
convict him, that this all important e''"'"'
lad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07

FROM CALUORsIA-The following extract from
a letter from gentleman 10 San Francisco to MS
rends In this City indicates the opening OF profitable
trade with tke Gold Regions In ready made houses
ST FsAScIsco, Jan. %
Do not forward the goods ordered in nv last but
In their stead send me three or four middin{ sned
hon.eframsa oul oets The rent Of these will be
fortune TO me- The place already fall OF go 'ds OF all
kinds and they sell at low prices while from the amount
on Ito way rents very high one hundred donsrs
month IL paid for small room Lam oer 10 worm
hixh prics-inde.d IL cannot be bought q. all You
have no idea OF the scarcity VI houses. People are
living In tents stables 10 soy place that can De 90
tanned. bed cannot be had for any price u any OF
bring plenty OF clothes The weather mere very GOA
Al present We have ice had snow aud plenty Of mud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07
THrsos II CAsADA.-A teIegrsphic dispatch

THINGS N CAsADA.-A teiegraPhic dispatch
dated at Nonuesl on Thursdsy. APrii 5, ssys;
In the Hous, Of Assembly last nixht the nemosrs
voted themselves allowance OF 81 per dlem Tue
Uo,y.rsity bill h.s passed ars reading second read
ius 10 fortnight Fifty soldiers have been discharged
from the various regiments IN gsrrson In cooseqaroee
OF proposed military reduction OF the Bdusn army
spe- that however has been received 70
the p-es-nt military forc- IN C.nsds 10 10 oe Increased
by several r-xm-n Petitions aganst reo-llioa ioss
a we're presented 20 the Governor General fr q me
towpsnits Of Psck-nhsn Sa-rorooks and ct.nst1sd
NJ t;slt .xen, for the British American Loan Company
hss come forward candidate for the representssior
OF the esuaty Of s5-rorooke Tue Ice In rcn; CT ne
city moved yesterday. The weather exsesoinsp
mid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07

AsorHER Blow Ur.--On Sunday, about II
o'eIoek AN saock wss felt E this village, rafting
gl.ss &c indicating pr0e.bs po~der mill exP'oslon-
We have since learned thai 10 ~ss the nui o. 'snss
Hore 4 Co on the sawkia, some Ave niles from this
village The quantity u powder tors was twenty sf
kegs The building v.s, q eoGrse, ses'tsred 70 No
Wind. bur no lives Loaf Damage sooat u go Nr.
Howe had put his rev mil into operation only monta
ranuipx Of the mill beyond the usual tms-Mr be-
ing from nome Kingston Journal,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07

~ John Kiog, 4 respectable colored man Of
some 20 years, connitrd suicide BY banging himself
10 bis house yesterday. while the family were al an
sens and discovered until this uoor having
evid-ntly been dead - hours. he was 20 hsve oeen
married this evening. He has slvsys ossn sooes
dasrrious peaeesole man Within Q fs- yesrs ~ -
been Methodist preacher among the peops o. co.s.
He . vidovsr, owned Ht,le propsrY ~. nc -
family He-0A nav W.