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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
In qtlart bottles.

nor the removal and of all arising from
lula Kings Evil, Rheumatism Obstinate Cu,aneous Erapons
nps or puses on e faes b'she Bos Chrome Sore Eyes
Bones and joints, stubborn Ulcers sypnty symptoms, aa
scs. o. Dropy Exposure OF imprndence IN life Aso Chronic
In this preparation strongly concentrated all the medicinal
properties OF sasapsrIa, eeclua aids
table kingdom fully tested only by patients
qualified aud the appreciation Of e public ad
mas established On its own merits repuso for value and efficacy
para Diseases have been cured such
who have used capable dsias susss
Tue fountain springs of life and nfases isor
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFUIA
The following striking will permanent nm
nvecrate of scrofua commends itself
SOUTHPORT, Conn, Jan. /, I8is
Messrs SANDS Gentlemen Sympathy for the
inform you of the remarkable effected by sarsapaa
different the body; the glands greatly
s si @ s e s%es. l as os
leg and below The knee suppaed ephysican advised should
IN mis- situation we heard Of and were induced to use Sands sas
e f bottle a produced decided and favorable
before she had used six bottles 70 the aoisbmen and delight
the effected and hea, good
eghbos all knowing to these hct, and think highly
Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract from letter received from Mr. NJ w Harris, gentleman
well known in louisa county, Va:
"GESTLEMEs: u negro boy mine with your sa
sapna WHO was attacked with scroua and Of seroiuoas family
"FREDERIcKs HALL, Va, July II, 1892
SANDS seems almost direct
attention 10 article well KNOWN and deserved POPULAR
s but patients os" who wish to use the extract
but containing little Of the this
roots and think confer our
ers than in directing their attention the advertisement of the
Mess Sands in another column The bottle has recently been
enlarged hold quart those a really good
will lind concentrated in this all the medicinal
The thousands efficacy
various diseases for which IL econnended and
time more than any other perhaps is this medicine useful
pairing the system for change seasonoe Journal lSs
Prepared Sold retail A. B. b. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton William
York
Agents Washington city, d. CT s. Patterson,
Co.. and Messrs H. d. X w H. Gilman. Sold in Alexandria by
Cook y Pell, and in Georgetown by II. Il. CisselI.
Sold also by druggists generally throughout United
Canadas. Price u per bottle six bottles for IS.
Mar lS-tleJuly
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Wahe Pine Timber, &C., board measure per thousand
feet.
500 feet Ak inch clear white pine, l2 l6
long, equal quantities
700 feet finch white pine, IL lS inches wide
T. long, equal quantities.
900 feet inch clear Write 10 wide
+. long, equal quantities.
1900 feet inch clear white pine IL IL wid
feet long, equal quantities.
200 feet inch clear white IL IA inches wide, u IL
feet ldIgj equal quantities.
2nch white IA
long, equal quantities
1000 feet Inch clear white IL Ii inches IL is
feet long, equal quantities.
u 900 feet inch clear white pine, IA wide a IS l0
feet long, equal quantities
900 feet inch clear white pine I2 TO IA wide, Is
feet long, equd quantities
900 feet nch clear white pine 2 Il inches wide, ~ feet
long, equal quantities.
1000 feet hnc clear white pine IL to IA Inches wide u is
feet long, equal quantities.
5000 nch white pine 10 IA wide is
feet long, equal quantities.
900 feet inch understandable white pine ID upwards
length.
900 feet anch pine, upwards in
length.
1000 feet 2inch mecatale pine, upwards
length.
10, 900 feet good box boards 16 feet long, IL long l
nnd ~ inches wide, equal quantities.
1000 nerciantabe Albany plank, per plank
l,WO do do boards board.
Class No. o.
ifp Inn TIM
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White Oak Knees, On lie ,idrd ineh.l

COG White Oak knees, 800 sided nces the siding
d TO be inches the net siding of third inches
net siding Of the other third be inces lengths
from feet to feet and inches the bodies lengths
10 ~, averaging 6k feet.
The bodies be sided to the diameter Of arm siding
taken the middle of the length the
@essths Of the siding diameter be considered mel
siding Of The klee. ~ d, t,l..
The moulding of the body, middle length
full one and one half the net siding Of the knee.
One half Of the above
an angle from eighty ninety Degrees the remainder form
angle from ninety hundred degrees.
The length of the be measured from the back Of body
moulded by the angles given.
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n
wv can BE suea n on" on" min By the
stare rms very uaIe nrory belongs almost c,rusveI 10 his
sh =, ~, ana ,an. mi. 'ny aw bun anu M y, ~ IN
Much benefit been derived by my family and many friends
including the persons employed by me in mannfcing by usns
remedy oothache preserves the teeth gums mouth
from disease $ worthy and use.
,roob,c has ben cured IN; one mimi, h, yvhe,ey, reah
Tooth Wash, my knowledge; respectfully solicit
that those who suffer with toohaclc apply il trial
.,,, -. ~, am, :, ANN fhhhhlLl.
~ " ,,,yns go ,nnv ,psS ~, MN, ,,,,,,.
cuRE FOX SORENESS of THE GUMS
Those persons who may be troubled by soreness OF the guns will
find Wheelers Teabey Tooth Wash eecual remedy
alleviate and tina. i The gums to sound and pleas
Having used Wheeer Teabey Tooth Wash diseased teeth
and gums and found that although before its use my were
much out of order that the lower teeth could be laid back few
applications of this tooth wash eecualy cured all disease
article have ever used. BENZ. T. MITCHELL
REMEDIEs--sOFTNEss OF THE GUNS.
In all cases sotness the gums even though the teeth may
nve Of n e % e s e@ wen
y The gums having become o6ed and and the teeth
made produced
tird her,r Tnaryrv To,, W"sS In few 4,
entirely took the scr from my teeth perfect and final
remedial tooth wash " - ''' p''"' s. SER tOss
80 :, -. ,.,. ,r.., M. ~, 49,, =. -.
nor W any o,ef article !. scnr' strengthens
ana Sodes e gums "ch hry secures ts e srprrr
~, ~ ,..a q u,.,,,, r,o,., i1"""" 90 REEL
-'Nfo' ,uprs.r, ar M rrnIn- ,,u ,r,,r ou,,s
The Wheelcr' Teabey Tooth Wash
bleeding OF the gums, and removes all the irritation that usually
m state
ind The best article OF the KIND have ever met with; Is the
only wash the use OF which ardens gums and them
from bleeding GEORGE +. SITES
gums after other very good articles had faIed owing eir
severity Wheeer Tcabey Tooth Wash much Diluted was used
all proving superior
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For the Springs.
|DARKER,
Of goods ordered expressly for visiting the springs
such Floating Soap bay Water, Florida
Water German Cologne and also and
Dressing Combs Hair Brushes, Nail
Brushes opened Washes
Pomade fact requisite and
comfort Of the Toilette.
June 1916 E... sN
DAMS III! i-Fms-Fa FapsFansFans-
-FansFans-Fan s-Fans Fnns-Fa ns-f ans
Fas-Fans-F FUnsFans-ta
from twenty dollars each ~
) For sale al PARkER'S
June 16--N Fancy and Penumery store, Penn avenue
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Lumber, G. board measure,") per thousand feet


1000 feet board measure ls quality 5inch clear white pine plank
S feet, board measure M quality 4,ne clear pine plank
5000 feet board measure, lst quality ~ inch clear white pine
1900 measue quality white pine plank
10000 feet, board measure Is, quality %nch white pine
5000 feet board measure LIST quality pine
900 feet board I quality cypress plank
@ Feet BOARD BOARD a " n clear s.
feet board measure, LIST quality inch clear white plank
1900 feet, measure quality -nch cenr white ash
- plank; one half to be moi less than inche wide.
1000 feet, board LIST quality ash
plank; one hall to be not less Than 20 inches wide
go feet, board /. qualify Inch plank
BOARD LIST IS. "a n BLACK walnut wnm" plank
S"o se, board measure Is, quality inch black walnut plank
$500
NAVY YARD, CHARLEsTowN, MASS.
Glass No. |.
White Oak Timber, Se
1000 white oak plank stocks to average forty t.,
twelve .cSss the s% a sn% nss long and none less
lined straight the siding ~sy and y be- sn, nr h.x
long air curve the other way both sides pens in
one oh Of The width Of the face Of the stocks squnredper
1000 uecfee white pieces lengths from Is to 40 fee,
emu and from "a to - inches square, equal proportions
20 white OAK knees for checks tay 400 siding inches per nch
from s"% m.Y 70 be and a au, fleet o n, U
gree The bodies to be rough sided 10 the diameter the
nr lengths TO be from fifteen twenty ncnes (per siding
200 white knees tsay siding nches less
u four inches diameter the
W p not less than thirty inches
number TO be knces--per inch, siding
~ he above white timber and knees be of the
~ and tree from all defects The ends be sawed off square
W S'uha and Perfec, wood by the contractor
Class No 2.
YELLOW Pine Timber.
ip cubic feet fine southern yellow pine plank stocks
feet In length and less than thirty five feet
os Two sides be lined straight, but the
h uier OF The The sides be lined parallel
sdls or with the natural tnper and be lined straight
iar The small end than fis
m nuu end and the small end be than twelve inches
clear of wane No wood snn eighth Of the
OF the face from each will be allowed the stocks
sap wood he excluded
cubic feet fine grained
foot f ' - $500
Al the above yellow timber be very quality,
n all defects The ends he sawed OF and
perfect wood by the contractor.
Qnss No. g.. |
White Pine
e,.. ret board measure, No white pine inch boards,
~ all defects, such knots, rot splits shakes stains coarse
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Glass No. A.
Spar Timber.


yellow pe sticks, spar timber long
yellow pine o3 cubic spar timber 10 feet long,
yellow pine sticks, cubic spar tue IS long, %
yellow sticks 46s cubic feet of spar timber, 50 feet long, 10
yellow sticks ia cubic timber s feet long, ls
yellow pine sticks spar TIMBER long, ie
inches = from but-
yellow sticks s74 spar timber long,
AZ Of the above yellow pine timber be Of ne best quail
6ewed edge, sap is breadth
Of The face from each Those marked from buzz
the end Which be speIed on ie to IA inches
Class No. $.
Spruce Spafs
: Spruce a SO Ss s 1 SPAR
800 inches spruce spars, 81 to 91 inches, per inch
Class No. 8.
Dish Timber, &C., &c.
ash logs IA feet long, and "a diameter 3Os
300 inches round ash timber 30 "a inches diameter per inch
200 inches round ash timber, ~
200 inches round arh timber, 20 inches diameter, per inch
's ss Ss s inches thick y inches w'd' board
are per ZOO feet ' inches . ''"eS "'' 00a' meas"
800 feet plank 81 thick widc
1000 feet ash plank inches thick 81 inches wde board
800 N plank thick, wide, measure
drc per 1000 feet.
900 ash plank "a inches thick, WIDE board
per 900 feet.
900 plank ~ thick, wide
900
plank AZ Thick wide board
per 900 feet
plank, az thick wide board
ure per 900 feet.
900 feet plank, ~ inches thick II inches wide
per 900 feet
900 feet ash plank, 2 inches thick Is inches WIDE board
per 1000 feet.
plank ~ thick wide board
1000 feet.
plank, Thick WIDE measures
per 1000 feet
1000 feet plank inches Thick 10 wde
900 feet
m
- / 900
100 feet ash plank thick - wide
900
o feet a plank inches thick s inches wide, board
per 1000
800 feet ash plank, IA inches thick wide
inches vida
per 1000 feet.
ee' NJ plank ~ inches thick 10 wide
900 plank inches u;ct ~ ;co. ,,o boar, ,...
ure, 900 feet. " ''-~D'
20W feet ash plank, IN thick ,nches
ure, per 900 feet 49, 49, ~ -
5000
1000 feet ash plank, ~ inches thick, board measure per 900
feet ~ "'"'"'' Pe' i''''
400 feet ash plank inches thick 10 20 inches wide 10 n, "a
feet long, well seasoned. ' = y =
800 feet plank thick iprhes a 10 ~ ia
feet -S' - W ="
100 feet ash plank inches thick inches wide and nm
wards, TO be clear and well seasoned - - ~
$50 feet ash plank, inches thick inches
clear and well seasoned. ' " W.
5000 feet ash P'snk, ~ inches thick ls inches wide TO be
clear and we'll l...l '.~' - ~
100 feet ash plank inches 10
10 be clear and well
900 feet ash plank inch thick IL to 20 inches wde
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OIdnh NO, 7.
Wh,te Oak Timber, &C., per cubic foof.

.WUoo cubic feet white dah Plank stock per cubic foot
lO00 cubic eet white oak proniscuous timber
30 feet inch white oak plank, 200
2oOo feet inch white oak plank, 900
1000 feet inch white oak boards
3oo feet inch white oak boards,
The above white oak plank stock
averaging 40 feet half IL inches
IA inches and upwards at the top
rough squared according ~ the growth
exceeding NTH the width the squared 10
ue best quality, free from shakes, shakes
sof CROOKS und al other defects The cubica
sap shall be excluded IN the Measurement
The promiscuOus tnjer"
Rect 10 average 80 feet square IA inches
end VI the sucko IL inches.
according 70 the growth Of the hive exceeding
nh the width OF the face OF the Sides squared
qumy ce from heart shakes wind shakes, bad all
oer defects ara the cubica contents of the shall be excluded
iii the
The above white plank proniscuous timber must
ed between the LIST October
within sixty miles Of the be stripped r
ewed within twenty days after Is teIed and placed
ground
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Glass No. 9.
Locust Timber.

500 cc feet Long Island locust timber, lengths less than 10
Feet Y inches diae less than 10 inches to be Of
the best quality, free from III deftcs n, 49,, /,
IL pieces yellow locust timber Is cubic feet Long ad feet
each, % inches diameter.
10 yellow locust timber 81 cubic feet Long Island feet EACH
+ g ~ inches diameter.
30 pieces yellow locust TIMBER $50 cubic Long Island l2 feet
each, I X 9 inches diameter
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To be sided 20 inches and moulded IL
intended to om two be worked TO Is inches siding
SIX inch moulded nett dmeon allowance inches
the moulding that heart piece
deemed and the will hew them
this arrangement
Live oak ketison pieces for crofwar of GLASS; (mee
sets,) u follows
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
A Card--JaInes, Eve Wash.

csr!dtn and Efficient Cure for the mast Ag-
grdrdted Case Of LnRdnled or Weak Eyes,
'HtHE subscriber in Offering 20 the public the
n above remedy for this most announcement
ana painful disorder, the Diseased Egc, would
only ask fair trial to be given; and also states
Tint he has used it for thirty years, and ha
reV or known a failure in the severest case Of
sore eyes, even when tn knowledge of some
az our most eminent physicians as been baf-
lied and failed, this wash has proved success
fuI, particularly when under his personal SUI
pcrintendcncc. Il has never been placed be-
fore the public until the present time, although
frequent solicitations have been made him to
do so. The preparation can do no harm, and
the afflicted are earnestly invited to give hin,
at least trial, and ut the 50 nc time he would
respectfully tender his services to those Who
are suffering from diseases of the eye A,
present lie tnay be found on Sixth street, sec
ond door south Of Spruce street. The poor
VINO are not able to buy the wash, will be snp-
pIled gratis by calling on the subscriber. Or
derS from the city and country will meet with
prompt attention, addressed 10 c. Pearser
james
Cr3- Liberal discounts made to wholesale
purchasers.
lanes Eye IEdSt can be Obtained at the
drug establishments Of Messrs. JOSEPH
No. 81, and 80, Main street,
FRANCIS q WALTON, and r. Il J. AD-
ANS. Z. PEARSON JAMES.
7. S. The certificates are from individuals
residing in the city, who can be seen at any
lime by those who wish t. make any inqut-
rles. {. p. J.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
OBlTU AIRY.

DIED-On the 10Th, day of May l8i0,
MARIA PURDEN, consort Of Alexander Pur-
den, and daughter of Henry 7. and Mildred
B own, OF Linn county Missouri, The deceased
was 10, years old, and left two small children
and an atfecionate husband, father, mother and
numerous friends to mourn her loss. but they
have reason to be comforted, for she left this
world with an assurance that she was going
TO her Rest prepared for her by her Savior
In this place, on Tuesday night, Mr..
THOMAS w. MORRIS, after a painful i'll
ness of several months, aged 30 years He
was horicd yesterday, by the Sons of Temper
ancc, with which fraternity he held member
ship.
AT the residence of her brother, on Fri.
day afternoon, 9Th April l849, Miss AMAN-
DA NJ. D. TERRY, OF Pittsylvana county
Va, after an illness of neaIly two years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
- J. g. A. ARN0T'S Ag
LEV IeY SI'AEsEE.

'ENHE subscribers respectfully inform their
h friends and the public generally, that
they have just returned from S.. Louis ~ith
a new lot Of superior CARRIAGES and BUG.
GIES which, in addition to their former as.
sortment, will enable them, at ali times, 10
supply persons who may want conveyances,
either on business or pleasure. They also
have a very superior new OMNIBUS, Of e!e
giant finish. capable of carrying sixteen per.
sons, with ease und comfort.
They will at all times be in readiness to
attend on funeral occasions, pleasure parties,
or will convey persons and families to and
from this place, at the shortest warning.
Thankful for past tavors, they solicit
Of that patronage heretofore SO
generously bestowed, and viii spare no pains
or expense to render comfortable and give
to all who will favor them with q
call ]. g. A. ARNOT.
Glasgow. May "a, IS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

~ Office is hereby given that the under
y signed has obtained from the Clerk of
the County Court of Howard, in vacation, let
tiers testamentary on the estate of Lewis N.
Hulse, bearing date the 10Th Of May, 1910.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-.
quested 10 make immediate payment, aud those
having claims, will present them properly au-
thenticated within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precIuded from
having any benefit of said estates, and if not
presented in three years they will be forever
barred. JONATHAN B0ZARTH, Admir-.
MAY "a, lSl9-l2-3t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
NEW DRUG STORE.

THE subscribers are now receiving and
opening at their Drug Store, corner of Market
and First streets, in Glasgow, a general as
sortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Dyestuti@, Perfumery, Fancy and Shaving
Soaps, direct from st. Louisand PHILADELPHIA
We return our thanks to our friends and
the public generally for their liberal patronage
the last year, and hope by strict attention to
business, to have continuance of the same
Physicians orders put up neat and with des-
patch all articles sold by US warrrnted.
Our stock consists in part of the following
articles, viz.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

ypnd all question. The old Indian bounda,
ry never has been the State boundary, and
never can be under our Constitution.
Mr.. Edwards then proceeds very coolly
10 knock on the head the authors Of two Ger.
tain reports drawn up on this question, and
which reports were adverse TO the claim Of
Missouri He lead US 10 infer that the re-
ports were drawn up by some persons totals
ly ignorant OF the premises as lawyers would
say, and who were partial, grossly so, and
that therefore those reports could do us no
hahn, and would not prejudice the interest
Of Mo. In fact he says, "the Two reports
made against us on this subject, were made
Without knowledge of the lato or refer
ence TO the facts governing the case" You
will see at once that declarations like these
from one high in authority and candidate
for Governor OF the State Of Missouri, were
calculated TO settle in very considerable de
gree the question with those OF us, who re-
side in the disputed tract. We had had pro
vious assurances 10 the same effect, bu, not
in such forcIbe and emphatic style.
Our citizens who had migrated from How>
aid and the old counties TO this tract, were
delighted at the idea OF having the truc, fall
within the boundary OF this State, and we
considered that John G. Edwards would tax
the kinks out Of the lowas directly. And
by way OF clincher he adds, 81 have the
means IN my po,cer to Sho,0 1t, over and
above what is said in my speech in Con
gress on this subject" for one, concluded
that Mr.. Edwards had got possession some
how. OF certain mysterious documents which |
would show as clear as sunbeam, the title
OF Missouri to the disputed tract, and that i'll
he was elected Governor all would be right, |
What is the result! Why he got his office,
the question fingered in Washington nearly
five sessions, and finally was decided against
US; the Stale OF Missouri losing as fertile and
beautiful tract Of country as is contained
within its limits. Those OF us who prefer a
slave state, have 10 move, sell out, sacrifice
our property and incommode ourselves very
much. All! John c., why did you not pro.
duce 10 the Supreme Court those documents
pregnant with the fate OF the disputed tract?
Why did you not use those "means" in your
power 10 show that the title OF Missouri 10
the tract in question was "cear and unques
tonable?" Why did you not show TO the
Supreme Cour. and nation at large, that the
authors OF those reports were ninnyham,
mers, that they had concoced their Infamous
reports, without knowledge OF the law,
or a reference 10 the facts governing the
case?" 1t is well John that you have de-
scended from your Gubernatorial stills and
are not again candidate before the people
OF Missocri. 81 am convinced" that 'rhc
true boundary for your future political op
eraons sis north OF Browns line" II as
you said in IA, you had the documents, and
means in your power TO show our title to the
disputed tract beyond question" and have
since been qucscent, you may be cheered
by the thanks OF time, but remember, the
Bear OF Missouri will utter his loudest srowls.
BROWNS LINE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
.LAMES, EYE WASH.

JAMES Ely l. WASH.
He Is Of age, ash kim: he shat speak tor t~-
set.
Sir:--It affords me pleasure to have an OPP
Portrni,y to state to the public at large the
great and decided benefit | have received
from the use Of james Eye Wash. My eyes
were in dreadful condition, and | had used
all the AID | could get, and they were GER
,ainIy getting worse, aud becoming hopeless
VI relief when you kindly prescribed the i'm
mediate free use OF James Eye Wash, which
now state, for the benefit Of the public, has
entirely relieved them, and given me again
sound, good eyes; and now DO hereby recon-
mend it, INN date use to all who are a.ict-
ed with inhamed or weak eyes, as believe
it TO be the most powerful agent in destroying
inflammation, at present known to the world.
Respectfully, w. NJ. BACON
During business hours can be found on Ches-
nat street, three doors east Of the Post Office.
To Z. Pearson james. w NJ. B.
ST. Louis, Feb 26 1919.
For Sale by DIGGES & HOkSLEE, only
agents for laSgow.
April ;, lsl0.-jtf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

TAXING THE ELEMENTS In Great
Britain the Government raises a hand,
some revenue from the elements. Ifa
person wishes the light of heaven TO
penetrate his apartment. or desires TO
breathe the air within doors, he must
pay for both. In Parliamentary re.
port just published, it appears tina, the
amount of tax collected on windows
during the year ending April 5lh, was
S7,6O1,2OO.