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We ha,si-csi' d al.- of papers frsa, y.ps'siss
60 the zld - susust. They coptss pofhiDs ne. s--
yots What hes sir ady bs'U published IN the No. is
be oI bii ~ the sf"rns trade aud tn great .s
trsiun gong a. thst golden region have given gr-s
seutny 20 the commerss ~ vsips also. The s-c,sais
~ tie a,tuitsncss IN California sud the s,,.agt. -
GIVE sWsy VI. Chinans aud N.xicsps from III nis.s
aIe received ~ith much nioietsiioo b. IN. j,aress
1he 'eitis sI.ss in biSh t.n- Of the justice sad
hh'iahty ~ the American xov-rnm-n, aai express
~ t'i that uit'ms,y justice ~iii be doue aud
iht Ec'ustts ar fsawefsf-d
~ Csnsr,I ~ s'psrs." ~ tutrs, tith stvs.-
fut ths hips lsniy arrived ~ this pprt fna rhe
AtAltic th.ts az ssm" ~heh haze s1me through th-
StiH,fs - lsiian atd they that tbi- "
NIB is sst-tt sid shertrst route N sntps
whth a OIL. ne air expftsd 80 th- danger ~
trts oti,sn INTO ~ Iafi'ucss amaug ~
To- Hfd fttE 500 " ttty csin Rpyt ~ ta'ifui.
tn teeit Va its sifudr B-sid.s ~ ths sssfn~r
istefy ten pestuous uueeftsin strong essery
vi 80 ~ V"fy prevalent IN tne "thrr trui go tD-
Stfait their y l1na both sides al ne way anI
t'eiy ate attn 10 hip pabtss ~ prtt by TIE IA.
hst srfs ~ Ne etA a. rfnvtstrus are sbauasns aud
The srtirry " suhiw- and besntfal
HE 81 sn bers VI ssnsters esd Representatives
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H.re ~. 'rtast fact -fsud- ~at Ia stfosx aDs,
Tat fhs Ibts State take 90 ~ sast. q i.ssa
ttsu 90, "ksr prup~. sud s.nj 60 her thsa .ny
oit'r ,Nt'Tt "a. Spsuish yrrt.
We i,aru W the Dsis a o. ms'trs. ~ enc 9Th isst
thst No uep, - stists fr a.. ircu. re'su- ., s.
vera lsdsr'sd b, the STEAMER s,si f"a, tb. uni,sd
states M'ls Angu'is -s- .ts.Es",sno s.-sexiaay
.xttc'sd but 80 d.ts,lsd 30 N.v hefk aata .sus
sIi.tdio ttHtiits di'ss's -,f. nnish.d whtch soad
not ~ ptoruf'd ., hsssss
ibs usisn Op'rz ca to opsn ~ H.rans %, ths
Queue bifibc-, sh.n tUcis' ~s- ss,.rtsi 80 10
10. "psIH t'l'ci.d ihe Ltm"-t fsr-ss 4 sir-sdt -
cutd 80 the tUtjsct among the devoted sasisss. ~
tieO
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ctr p.lssiss.

Tm w..p nsul.s ,ss wHia. 1t q. hlssly
snu.irg to rsat th. ss'smsuts. caaut-r '.,-n-ut.
std protest., - ~ s.s'.rd.g whis f.stioa. IN the
t,h,irs .sra. p1hi,,h.a IN ~. organ 81 ts. af
s..s.r. ta i..,stss 10 fuo.,' ssmb.r o. Cad .
80. ar pFsis.f fs. ssetiun 81 the wh,ss 80 ths
Zee al 90 sesrssa - sss~es w~-tias ~ tftsa.
80 tn 80 ststf sg.iu-t tt~ e,.sf-s~'st fsai
fsd" - ~ sshst ssetivn - ~ his- 49, eight
.. sl.t,is t.s b.. hiss ., tssu-,. rl-sf-a ton
snIctet 90 nt.~fsu. 90 - ~ Ne b.Iilt- bss
% I'sss.'i'u go sh.'r. = 80 ssas. - w.ih -.
D.. shfk. sta st sa-fs. s.ul-fsr ~nst On hsa..
snssr ~. $50 sueh s-rsiii ~ ~ bsil g.
'u''.a tl'rs. see q t'ri hsl,.- fs"n ~ s,s-r
tsf-.t.te. - tsmupesssr, Ma nsrr-s. ron Haf...
sta iim n'siss sstr-Hsrr " 49, sari s.f $50
f.tti o. pssf.tfs.nf thst au e.dsstsi ssa Al,
nsss Ilfstr 90. ssssnd asfl l.f-i gsafins q
~ttsssrs . Va. $50 -'te ". " e.'ry 80 'h.is
80 sm..,ti-- . -. Fifh Wssd sptas tara oaa
','u 80 q" t",l. wsr sssi,.- .. th"r- -. -
~ Nee C...sa...- th.rv 3. . sri'.s ,,sa-i' bv
SaHu ~ ufsss.s o. a ufhsfs Nat o. hss. tsaFt
:. ,.,.f, q ~ s'ts.fi 'ei..a = a.. s,asa ~ q,
,s,.s,. AZ. q wt's. . - ti.,,s's s.,a s..i-s
Gnsii'.. "a h-.siss az t.li.' ~, 80 i-.ir'g.
us 70 s,tisst "a e"ifssei 49, = .siea th-l 90
,.si,s, ses.s 80. Lac. r u-fus. asaHiaa
Nsas - ttse ~ sshtf f.sf 10 ga ~ IesIs 4
N.u'. r.e'''e ...-h.' t's.st $500 80 'si,s'.i
stht sisa-tn fs-smseh sstus a. th@ tst-It.r.
80 - y" ~Isee is~,- go 10 $50 ost - - sst
vsIo 49, 49,. fasnsu tsge.sitt- - srnss - sss
ssrfssstfs, a 80 10 ssfrfs 30 -i.afira
Dasfsd ~ ss.Nitfss "a faefatss ~ ~ itte ~
Grfstsf thsFsisFs thsN fsasit~ a. srlsnsaf ufa-t
- flsW - sseFst ssasas ~ hastss h-sa Hffnat
10 rsssiti.. sfsf f-a ssgfftassfs a. 49, a. ne-e
shsfou ~ 30. s.ia ~sfa 20 sess~assuc- a a.. is 90.
tfsbss q uaf f.ittifsi susuiiss 80 hss~ t-res-
ssiau. % fs.tii.w sd 90. - ~
ttrs~itg ats hs"a. trss sur rriau.st wss-- fn,-
4. fss. fuu tas -. iposs.ts So 49, si-s ernsar
ffs hi me- A. nd "a Nlr
lx-ll -l.-x.a L.. - "A IN .L..ll
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~ $50 SaillnRN
"a 40 Arriva1s

"a $50 Arrivals ~ $50 Saihngs.
N.,t-l- I'd last spd during this month iucuded
G Inactivity prevails in all branches AID articles Of
rsse: home r"D, ump ZION IL the decln. and that
al. IN the pr.p~nt IT, us-d To be larger
a- NJ mxnnfnc' ured ods than others
M a. uht there probabilities aud prospp Of .
change tor ri. tert.r depending however ia great
m~-,ur~ up.u wh~t her nliforuia after its present
cfisis s, b~.one market to be regularly supplied by
thi. Also the surroa ndiDg Republics
they ,hal have returned to stats of order,
af,l dirg s.cu',fy 10 sp~cnlstors and traders
The prices "f mort IL our produce remain nsmnally
the fsni. rs last quoted
fu nss.,.- Oo London t51S; on Paris, =; on Ham
tsrs, - lar silver, 81, hard dollars. 007
+. W. SCHWAGER.
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England, because her commerce is at present
greater than ours yet that, in the natural corr-~
OF rhlngs, The commerce of the United States will
undoubtedly be greater han tina, Of England. and r.
main 20 permanently, aud therefore Englt would
have, IN The vng run, the advantage overthe Unitrd
States. The objection can bs easily d'pnsed OF IL,
IN consequence OF our having no national debt, AMI
OF course not being subjected to heavy taxation to
pay the interest on it, enabled 10 buld ships
and TO man and nav gate them at a much cheaper
rate end in a better way than England eau, and We
are enabled now to successfully compete with thr
ships Of any country of the world, there Is nothing
10 prevent us from retaining that pre- eminence, as
long az the national d, bit and the expensive gevera-
meDt Of England in existence. England, no
doubt, expects to be benefited by the proposed re-
cipIociiy, but what Of that She knows well We
are sure that such an arrangement would extend
her markets, but 1t would aso extend ours. We
know, on the other hand, with The facts which are
before us, that we would be benrfitted in Tar
greater proportion than she would. Shall we then,
10 use a tri,e phrase, bite our nose to vex our
face" by neglecrng to be party to the proposed
reciprocity between the two greatest commercial
Nations III existence!
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Trr wssrrss tss s1uss 50 severe ~ss ths
s'orui the sosnd 90 fhafss.y nsht th-t go So
n aststosd several huufs ynua tnsr
tine The Jommoouf~ 18th 10 egails ffum 30
bet 90 r.t suits un tsf ,-s.t % ssuxa aa~
sth oil her uppst -oft. -~r- stove "a. sud ts~ 80
ssrg.rs t.rrtn-s The Bay STATE sa1 hh..ts
Inland were astailsa aiu Istsr.
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Th.u q slens a -s o.sm.nte-n (sol. conms-
der. Losba.s arivsa 90 A-t.sa.s, "a tsst frea@ as
,spa
4 8 fr,sa,. ors,Futi~. tsD. Cemmsnssr Rs~sa,
s<ii.s iron isi.rn.e. stb vit 90 Nspi-.
Tts 80 amer Oc.n nisss, ,spt Wise. lst sasss-
rsh ss lUtb ts.t 10 iartd. -ttA
d ~ ~ sno A. ~ shs 80 f-st@~st ftnsfy,
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NosIsssv, Cas,f8rni., sept Z. 1899
.s.tireieC Dsis~s,s 20 ne CoH'n,tarai Conrsutisa
.ggg,~eu-s ef ~ ,fsSss, o.. s..
i'rru he heavenly sfrsses ~ that itsiiso onate'
,,e NIemorts r.portl of san Frssesc, oa,e o.essed
for dsys to The ray pleasant ttle tow ~ Non
t,tty hot having u "a more ,hsO ysas ~ hls
nvt thsnsa partiss- the ssr,s es@ny xhits ~~<nsd
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The Ohio Ete.slsu,

tiN',NN.ff, Oct IL, l,fs.
We have returns from nsarls tho ~bos o late end
uniting The fret district in lsmion couaiy the re-
ult eta thus In the iiou.- ths wings so tNs
democrats "a, and the ffes. ait d-nocrsts6 In the
senate the whias have H. tbs deoersw 10 The free
soil, have one N
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TELECRAPHIc INTrLLIcEyCE.


LYUi.. octebsr Ia fes>.
BY an arrival IRON SAINT. 20 sss. sdvisss ~ IL
lIth Of September; they. however contain ssvs -
ippertaues. Business very anli.
No recent disturbances hsd osrarrsd among the is-
dsp', Who now seemed p-ac.ss'y d.spcssd.
The crops were abundant la tho valley Of the ne
Grande.
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gp~tssax IssslltHseer.

usrcs Cssn.s. l.. - rsosri>a the rcttinx rs'ch
b'iss'u be m i.sacrs. aud .. m Emprss, too mile
h-h 10 lsipsss, cane ~ yesterday sft,ruoos NJ tbs
ntn osf,s sbs sh-if ~ss did In Que beet
hsaffs awtsoesd tn,ffSH lime. go
tnn.sssly sifsr the shove, rssrPstst~s ftr sen.
i.Ur sob.-iILsfs see ssrh. 10 $50 10, s.soos
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sNUsEAENTs TO- MORROW EVENING.

BOwBRY THEATRE Bewery-srR ArHsorE-SHo IN
SHh EyE.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwsy--pErRy VIII
eLAsst. AMI CRAtHhk
NIBLOs GARDEN. Broaaway-LA FErs CHAHrErRE
-uhiEiiE.
BURROWS THEATRE. Chambers ssrset-A Psrp IRON
q p. Men W npow -OeroN Jr-TkR-IEE PLArros Il
BVk,Oh's NV reak DIREcroky.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham sqYsEa-Josry TINE
SSAhr An fsrs,k Fokrs THiEvEs-uVrnr IA So CHILD
DoiHo WILL.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-JoHN Dos,s-Tas
Cnu H. GIakFT-T1E OssIsUs
MECBAEICS HALI-CHRIsrY's AHrsTRELe-VeYAeB
NuucALg-ETEIoriAr SINGING.
CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 Broadway-Fron . A. II. to 10
IN.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMs-Ns. NAsALLIsrER's
Bofx hAsIeuk.
WEI cHs COLISEUM. Astor Pls.s-EQuEsrRIAS PsH-
BossArcFs &c.
Rev VorS. Sunday. October IA, tsAo.
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TINS AND NIcArAeUA-MR CLAYTON Covv,.
hscI Nr.-An interesting letter from .ur wsshnr-
ten c,ifsfpoIdthi, wli De found Ia our column. to-
day, relating tn the settlement Of the difficulties
with The Icy 81 Tnn's, aud the Important ueat,es
sec"'cd By AIR Squiers, our sble aud sagacsus
ch-iiei Nicaragua In the fret case, the presence
81 Wal steam opened the hsart snd lhe pockets
Ct the Fey, aud she money cae to Nc John
Howard Payne was raid ~ in African gold, whtch
is sad to be fully cqru 10 the best gold from ,-
iornia. In The second case. the comm-rcial al.
vaniages we have scored by treaty over the sti,
canal route, through the State OF Nicar,yaa. are
81 the greattst Importance. We could nn, p~,l The
Sccr,iury 81 State ia the ioussin bu.ine a.. r,u
M'xican tobacco wac past our icries Of piI;,o,
bu' % our Secretary begns 10 do better. We sh N
,ske the delight OF putting him into consideration
LET hum kcep brighi look out upon Cub.. and. Il
aiy'h'hg iufns UP 10 that teauuiul islaai e, .im
itioH II to by telegraph, and We shall plf MIN
10 'be value OF S30,O00, more or less. Wncfe Is
Dir. ns'v'yi Where isRey Pun--,uH- puff
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". n. NAV, Sser,fsrv
s.n IraLel.ss. Aul. y. Islg."



BY the OHIO Ne have a.ss- from Havana a. the
eth instant b,ipg eleven d.ys later than previous
sdvi~~s. Under m. ripia s,ntssy a~spoti.m
forced that beautiful but ni.sav.rs.s sisnd very
little news Of interest sosed To be paelsh.s In
journals.
The leading rsssrss 81 the corresponds bst~~.n
Mr.. Clayton ana N. roussin sPp.sS Ia the jsarn.i.
but lev mad. os ifs rssrsat-r oe ten
dsncss. No American politie.i ps-s Z. .os.d u 40
par not . vord about the Cub. or 'sosda .aa.rs
poD ssitstion-pot even the us.-l n-ss ssoat toe
Rourd Islstd srs A steamboat .ssiosies, . r.ilre~d
sceio-p', some sprb thing ia. ouy itea- fepa
k'sb the ~ Ne iron hump eurtsiisd " Ell t. tate
re'tins 10 stursr
III. Dta,e 10 usr,-a gives s"ms Interesting table.
ana ttaitstcr 90 the 81 IN. t-isad s.ohs
Tor iieyssr lsts Thee r.snsrk sbl-. sno~tas
n. relative ircftsr~ 81 the coun~re- brt~..a
kLd tb. ni'.o states of America. osIspsr.d ~tti
all uh,r c.uutn's. tv1 tnsisss - u syy.ss by
thee tNhs fss b,eo Oh tg e. s.csoab Ia potst "
etmm.ieis' ~ .rriiiy q" N. sit.d status
The totst hmonnt 81 upo,t.tiaps "a III.
Ns-t zee 81. ttht'a IT, base h. ~ 10 sl3 l4T o.
Wien tss,o ~uh thee. at the ,r.cs.
ans l'ar. = aininsilsu appears
eve tsk' "a pisc.
1f- - impptatitn. In 1sS- $40 .ss %
Nhirh sh"ws - diIninuties with,u tue
.'rr or. ...:..........,... s,0ss,sSs o.s
Uu IA. other hsLd, th. smoust sf tho
pp't'ru, he mon the i,l.ua, ma isss,
pina,o ~ .......,......... 20 ess COS oc,.
IL. smVobt IN 1871. w1 ........... ~ w. 800 90
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shipping Sore',sx-"cs.
- 7-77- - :"
CIty Intelligence.


Arrived--Brig JoseTh Guest fhlsdeipht.
fellowship Iefvsrt Crols,ad',
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, PANAMA,
SOUTH PACIFIC AND CUHA.
>~~s~~y->~~-~>~>--~->...
a = = " = +
MAIL STEAMSHIP OHIO.
-ee~~~~~~~~~>~~--~>-@.
The California Mails.
No"ss>sea~-s>leese---e,ess
ARRIVAL OF COLD DlCCEgs Nlfa TIE DIST.
e~S~~-~~~~~~->~-e-.--s.,-
Tie Constitutional Convention Ia
Califor mia.
"~o~~~N~re~~rs>s~--~e~~.
MAIL STEAMSHIP OHIO.
The California Mails.
ARRIVAL OF COLD Dlccrgs Wna THE Dryr
Splendid Ilomewari Run Of the 0hie,
&e., ke., arc.

The splendid United States NAL sissn-hip Ohis.
Finiay schsnek, g. " ,Lts.t con@sadiss arrived
ut this port yesterday Afternoon.
She brings Ia ps-ssDgsrs-si from cslfsrni. a.
from New orl~sos. aud 10 from 1.,ss., also "a fros
New Orl.aus to Havana
She brings nothing ps~ from California her ne ..
having been anticipates by the ANIMAL ~ thu Eayi-s
City which left Cb@gr-s the sane d.y a. the F.isss
The Ohio left New ORLEANS on the .fersoos q n.
4,h and do~n ths river sbpat o. unil-. ses
ehorsd, to await tho arrival ~ the Fscoo vhieh vas
tsefr pied before the Onto left
The passengers aud msis -sre trsnsf.rred 10 the
Ohio and the Falcon proc-.dsd op the ri.er
1t being low water the pilot ala bring her ov.r
the bar until nsxt day, at oelsck, r. Al, losing 20
hours on the start
She made the run to Havana In 81 hours. th.ass
home in i've days; having accomplished the raa hsn
the Bszs TO this city. d.ductng time lost Ha,ssa
In seven days and three hours.
She brings $4,000 In gold, belonging 10 the Csos-
mans and sCo,o,O freight for tb,s city.
Among the passengers from California Is Col . II.
IDg~ OF Mississippi, bearer of dispatches from CON.
nodors Jones and e.. Special fostnsstsr 70 our 60
verpmsnt at Washington.
Annexed il y list Of the passengers in tho Ohis
LIST OF PAssENGERs PROM CHAeRgs To ssW o.
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III ssot" Hfs the ssNstAi .m"DDt- e imgufiea
cfs Ots' the osnbtFisr Therein s.sa this auly
gi,.s naf ,i.- 80 the ~ .ay y.rcat.r usntsy
n uhs The county To shfch '.abs s-ad- "a 20
her products T. thst rousffy Oh ch ~ COO
~h her aud 10 her rhi. sua soas-f.
sio t,sgibuy tts fYl.strg tshl~. a. ~il b. ss.n
ttst that cuuntrJ 10 tb. 4 uitra ~f.t.s-
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n.yricE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
vor uNrsRY IOKkESP1NDENCg sortotnsHy s~-
srta ~ ,olicifed frem any goarfsf OF INC "''s
seed .ciH be lbersMy gae f9I yce 81 III s,,, ar,
No NuJUE taken Of aseagsous COMMUNICATIONS
uhot,rsS Is i.feaded insertion rut be authenfisned
4 ne ma nc oddress Of the Hrtter NOT Heeess"rMy
for psbieaiion but aranfy Of ms so'd JHuh we
.o,sof rsfBra rejected com mum Gttoas. .
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Sle night.
TERMS, ETC
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"HELP TO THE SUFFERING.
no. To Tag sEscrE.
Our COp>IHysss IN DISTRESS

As putlic m..tins held. Is~.dsy ss-.iss p-essnfa-
uess hs,isk iscs hse "a great ~sas ssa .un-.g
lv'.ned ear e.aslr nss; sss.ins sssrsaa :. alb
i.rnia - The orisihfy that uauy
tls Nrl.s-
isrr a ff.na .s sts urss- q che
sn'lofso tte g ssa 80
wise ws,ssa MEATS fr tur.htag f" .h The
Tbs TNtitc ~ hsaua
S.uHrt. etlosk, this 3ftefn-oa.
er,st ~ zee bsnesel.nt dvsi-ns.
Ist tsfRg ahd s rssuit. that the
THEE 81 sorsi@hs a. essp aud - strives her
abundant NJ order sf The %. sfing
n. sikhOsS. Ch.irGan-
n. n. NAV, Secretary
Fan RAJ tlSSs. 40 2.
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"A n q a X ID ON 70 TT
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
RHEU MATISM CAN Be CURED
BY THE PROPER USE OF
MYERS EMBROCATION!

THIS gvereign and effectual remedy for
that painful disease, was discovered upwards
of sixty years ago by the Grandfather of the
undersigned, "a German Physician Of his dav)
and has neverbeen made known out of his
family. d.
Its incredible cures have astonished thou
sands who have witnessed its power over that
disease Unfortunate, despairing invalids, who
have been bed-riddeu for years, have been re-
stored to the enjoyment of perfect health. 1t
banshes all pain in few days, and its efficacy
is gladly realized by the patients being able to
resume their usual avocations, after having
suffered in torrnents for months and years.
The wonderful success of the EMBROCA.
TON. in curing the worst cases Of Rheu
matisn, has acquired for it celebrity IN
precedented, and its fame originated from
its own merits. It never has failed to cure
Rheumatism, either infammatory or chronic
and feel safe in saying it never will if fairly
tried. pledge myself to refund the cash tC
any person who uses it properly without being
benefited thereby. Youwho are afflicted ma,
have tried every other remedy but this. Try
IT, and if it does not cure, it will not cos
you any thing. By this rule desire it SHOULD
be used.
Persons are warned TO be on their guard o
whom they purchase, as several mean at
tempts have been made to procure the REcIPI
from which this medicine is prepared. Tn,
proprietor deems 1t his duty to say to the af
hicted, that he will furnish travelling agents
with written authority for depositing it.
OF Ny name is on each bottle, and non,
genuine unless prepared by HENRY C. MYERS
Fayette, Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

B. s. FLINT, C. LINT u JONES,
St. Louis. tBoston g. N. Orleans
Wholesale Furniture Ware House.
No. 70, Main St, between Pine and Olive.
a The undersigned having established a
Hs house in st. Louis, for The sale of Fur.
~ niture and Materials, would respectfully
call the attention Of all persons purchasing
such goods, to our stock, which is of the best
material and Workmanship, and new and beau
tiful styles, consisting Of bureaus, centre and
side tables, dressing do sofa do; ladies' work,
with fine marble tops do; sofas of various pat
terms; sofa beds; divans; ottomans; tete-at.
etes; rocking chairs, with plush and hair
cloth coverings; card tables music stools; fine
and low-priced mahogany spring seat chairs;
cane seat, mahogany, maple, walnut and stain
ed chairs; of various styles; looking glasses.
with mahogany and gilt frames, and numerous
other articles.
Also, variety Of Cabinet Makers and Up-
holsters Furnishing Goods. The entire stock
being selected at the best manufactures in
the cast by one of the firm, who resides in
Boston, and has had twenty years. experience
in the business, enables us to supply purcba-
scrs with all articles on the most reasonable
terms.
Particular attention paid to furnishing stock
for manufacturers. Persons in the country
wishing to order, can depend on having every
article put up and sent forward with care.
5. B. FLINT d Co.,
No. 20, Main street, between Olive and Pine
St. Louis, February l. ls49.-y
N. B-Live Geese Feathers wanted. for
which cash will be paid.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05

SHnEwO.-A good joke is told OF Horne
Tooke. whom tho tories in The House Of
Commons thought to crush. by imposing
upon him the humiiating task OF begging the
Houses pardon on bis knees. ToOke went
on bis knees, begged pardon for the offensive
expression he had used. but in rising up, he
knocked the dus. off his knees, and exclam.
cd loud enough to be heard over the whole
house, "is a dirty House after ALI" Roars
Of laughter followed his exclamation, and the
tories saw clear enough tina, they had failed
in their object.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
Yours, Respectfully.
HENRY c. MYEEs, Fayette, Mo.

HAMPTON L. Boon, Clerk of the Supreme
Court of Missouri, and Editor of the Jefferson
City Metropolitan, speaks of the Embroca ion
as follows, in his paper:
We desire 10 call the particular attention of
all persons afflicted with Rheumatism to this
very valuable medicine. One bottle we be-
lieve. will cure any case. however violent.
The senior editor Of this paper, during the
last winter and present spring, suffered so
much from Rheumatism that he was unable at
lines to walk or stand upon his feet, or even
hange his position in bed without assistance
part Of a bottle cured him IN few DAYS
His son was also afflicted with the same dread
full complaint, and suffered the most excrutia-
ting pain until an application of the Embroca-
lion was made, which effected an entire cure
Col. Minor of this city, also had severe
attack of Rheumatism this spring from which
he suffered severely, and which confined him
to his bed for several weeks. Nothing gave
him any relief until he sent to Rocheport, for
ty miles, and procured bottle of this medi.
cine which expelled his pains olmost instantly
Mr.. Myers ought TO have an agent in every
county in the State. with which this med
:cine should be deposited for sale. We repent
our honest conviction, for the benefit of those
suffering with Rheumatism, that one bottle of
this medicine will cure the most violent cn>e
that can be found Metropolitan.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
The Saint Louis, Glasgow and
Brunswick Packet,
ALGOMA,J T. Cleveland. Master.

ADUONA' - T. CteUetoHd, -noStef,
:" ILL run as a Regular Packet between
w Saint Louis and Brunswick, during
the season Of lS49 Leave st. Louis every
Monday at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, and arrive al
Brunswick on Wednesday evening following.
Returning Brunswick at daylight
on Thursday Morning, and, duringj the day,
call at all the principal Towns and Landings
above Jefferson City; and on Friday at all
places of note between that city and St. Louis
All down freights, contracted for on the way
up, must be ready for shipment MS the BOAT
returns, or paid for; and for all freights en-.
gagged to be taken down, and neglected, the
boat will be responsible for damages. By or.
der, ]. B. WEAVER Clerk.
December %, lSI9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-05
JOHN R. CARSON,
Manufacturer of Tin.Ware

GLASGOW, Mo.
Is at all times prepared to do all business
in his line, on as favorable terms as can be
done in st. Louis, or any other place in the
State.
He keeps on hand full supply of all ar.
tces usually found in tin shop, and is al
all times ready TO fill orders from merchant,
or others, without delay.
Guttering, plain and ornamental. made and
put up to order. Repairing of all kinds H..
cludingCook stove fixtures, done at the short
est notice.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
A cal from persons visiting Glasgow, is
respectfully solicited.
o. Old Copper, Pewter, and Brass, taken in
exchange for work.
Glasgow, Nov l6, ls4s--ly.
ENRESH FAMILY FLOUR.-A supply al.
l. ways on hand, and for sale by
SAVAGE d. co.