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Prospect OF ,hs 5oeahsrship.
From our Occas!oaal Corrosg onienL
W.svrNGr TON Jhusscav Dat

WASHINGTON, ThussGsy, Dec. 10
Ii the No,.horn Wings vote FOR MVoRrHtAD te
VII b. tc,ed Speaker. Toe Leo Focos ~.
uuite on BOYD tomorrow, ard VIII give him 4
strong vote. The Wings viii give scattering
vote. DYER AID STANLEY are preferred l., the
North but it is not possible to eject elmer o.
;hem. Some Of tie Southern mea vii probably
vote for BSouKs 81 Your City.
You may be. or MooKEHEAD against any named
p(TSIu.
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q a constI.utioa.I anap.nesa 10 strihe y

- constitutional Unaptness 20 strise man
when he is down preciudes no remarks sugsefted
By tn queer developments Of Wednesday in the
Hose VITA respect to Hon. WV J. BROWN OF L.
diana " no barely escsped election to the SPEAK
er's Chair through the operation Of tactics Lot
cltcn psrelisled. Ii any circus manager 10 IN
want Of IN equo s'risn to rice esye1al hories At
once, WE advise him to try the distinguished per
former who so nearly rode into the Speakcrship
on toe backs Of he dssbipg bs,os 8ust and Basby
at the sane time With the shaggy, crossgrsiaeo
ponies W limo. and Gidjingr We consider that
equal to anything ever attempted by Docrow or
Frsnconi.
IL strikes Us that Mr.. Brown will earn his eish.
dollars per dey for the balance OF this Consrefs,
no matter though 40 never attempts TO do any
thing. We are anxious to see whom the spcas-
er that is % be will pat on TIE same Committee
with him,
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xo,s.,ss yasdan Ct Igh vie q Geo Fo,s' formerly
Of Ist Ensrc AZ daughter ot George All NAY horic
a gisrns q hsmusf ~. s1s. -.isAtA ,oy,
lsorsts 4 De- 49, aura ser' s-e s~,'f - ~
NIL SOC Of Fs, ha McLsDi d D. ssse yess 10 n'h
resty-a ard ffs0ds n. he TN sfs respse4,
atsad the iUbsrsl from ts Isstepo- q; his nAe' o. "~ ~
hshs. 20 .tls.h at a. OcvcA pieSteS-
Ga Tbundsy nofn.s, Dec 49, CAihEt1Ns' Wv ~ ''AN-
ksy:or. srd Slaughter o. TIE CAPT 1N0Wss fref.
The fsnds OF ho is-y 20 'hs 81 hf t0i efs' yns An
jsmss, fnv's1 !s'es- ssiuf-sy G'efnSa
49, 0ck, larsT i.4tAi4 ifoa her Ss t-s
cs,ce. SCI Henysi
DEC IS alter as sa3 saa Asss, HARklti, vie OF wAef
X. Moor, rg~f2 ~ yesIs
TIE sass 30 ssss OF L. iAa srd Of sss fs,ss Pc
isHckss, ersd a.1< he lslsrA his day Fsv) a.
IsIel Pssoae,, rim kss s,s .ssseLss 10 20 CtptisS
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SIXTH. AVENUE RAILHoAD.-The Board Of Al
dernncn hold special meeting this evening to consider
this sub3st The impression abroad smong those
really crh.led sag anything suthOratlyoy, Is ve'y
favorable to the work. 1. 10 thought thst wei con
Quoted road running from Bar clay ST. through Wost
Brosdw sy, Canal Varics, Csrmne sud the Avenue a.
lar as FoIiysscondst 81 least would have Tho desired
eaao OF relieving Broadway Of great portion Of n
present bu .iness tESye The extension Of w Broad
way TO sicht and the continuation Of the road
10 the Battery l. pretty sure g. follow lie building as
preseut CO nternp ated and ,hdn If the surplus travel
could not ba drawn from Broadway would be nseess
60 make any further attempt The SiK,h-svenuo hsS
within hroa az iorr years grown 10 be one OF tie m 1t
important streets City and hold enterprts'Hg
business population VIII, great majority OF our
mcros lie mca y. ,so ,ower Wards I've in the cross
erect. within three minatas wsi< VI the proposed
road. Thess aEo anxious 10 60 to and iron ns
First Ward sst.y and by al mesuv quickly and csre
very HE shst street, tAey taken through 50 'ns'
time ts saved Another idea oeld 10 thai the rosd
would doubtless be very toop extended to th' upper
part Of the Island thus giving 10 the hundreds oi
lots waiting Tor residen,s Paoplo gsiiius tired
Of paying heavy rents fos crsmpeo and unwhoesome
apartments Ia the lower regions OF the Cry, and
ds,-rmioed to long So. IL New Iork ovid
Keep ihsn from dying u SfoOklya, snd Wnusr..bursh
asa Green Point, anu MOT..ss4is, and dozen o,nel
places, shc 40 ~ aud open 10 Cay ish, that
val solitude north and west Of the loJAe Reservoir
Toess among oherf are tao argument. cFsred by the
fisnds OF tne protest. ard they would seem 10 le Of
sufficient To sot;l0 ,io question However there
10 another sdo = the MISTER, whion viii doubtless De
ably repEesca'ed-
Bus. genl.es-sn of the Council don't forge, very
imporssui i!c, Il you eonc.-ae 10 charter this road
Trails w.~i' Tysi... Tee wait tohesP c"rrn'uolcs
os with IA upper Ps OF the Cay ise at night IS one
Of tao G,ss reasons advanced 70. goiaS 10 Broas
Let there be- regular eAgtssy ev1Iy - mEui'f-i ON
midnight ur, daylight ard great many will seek 'A'
means OF remaining In ,be City don't ns!'of wait
whether pays by .lxpsncos or nc:-tha pay Is sure
Indirectly II not 0iherwise furthermore, why Should
not cara az nisot a. wen as ferry boats No ono
compisfn. that ihe Latter d ou's pay Remember tbo
Night ra'4s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.



~ c'e.s.. Nlsiu-g Cards iOr Nsw Yesi Cell, -c-
erys u he nos! p-5y ms4u-r AMI u'd oI ;ls hivs
French np5Itec Cards rsEsoELLs tsihions 10 "s.f
-rsl-n, for cards So Sr.ai~sY r1' Dele - Bremen
ole. Wsll-s.
q Splendid Holiday Oresse- 81 the mos sosu SOL
7ss aud patterns feh Cashile,es, P-i1 aud nsuIet ds
/ .nas siss and Saaus hgsus nd csner TAN goods.
suitable n evening dresses ctc he fodnc a. MeH.' "
BAsxgR& 90 II aad 3 Cs.a. sc IL sfes-e' gAsis.y
sd a. ]. ~ nr.ces .a-G sy her ore o that rei -
ne cly Lst.s. need " the ABOVE. famed srcles or
pes,ous wishing 20 zIa.s .sof hoods splendid holiday
r5-,~c's caa dad ~. ~" sf'ic- they vsp =. h.s in
.er 50 es..hnshr1lns Es-ipS but puce sni thai
CIV ooe We ecu VII cons te-ce recommrrd ori fen3s
10 -. a0d examine before puTeaas.0s s.se~hs'7
re- ". go conviread from long experience hat !ae
Fcr-ea ETsr pointed Coli Pen, are tee 5ess cheap.
e.t ?el. ia a. mtrse ms1e and soii exclusively by J.
Y. s.N.S, , Fssou-s "no hss s'o large Collection
Of Soc Cola az silver Watches which - ssi 7sry or
Tasches sn6 Cold Fers repaired
WAcEs A WAsEa Toe widow GTe.l hss o=i
Hf. Csr.wsl ,hst JosEs oi Il Anc.s sell. the nes!es
pea, -ut cseaps,, boo,s ia Gotham Pssou Pdnsle say'
i.s wrous Tor Christians 30 te!, but sfrin h- d'm-
iirc~r as Won IN \ csrteT
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CITKon ANp RAlsi.s

~ rev Cron 80 10 new cri.d cu'.sn's ? 80 new
Ga.ns oGiy io fresh Almonds only i0 cts 10.
Tue 10. place purchase ID srd cnesp FfIss
f,r ta- HoJGsys NeN LSsi "a ID. good Buster sud
good ASSORTMENT II 0soc-res A., PARXss ~ s'core.
..su-r ~ Lu1io~..t q -Ed~sfd's C-.=5fst-i : !.
Powder. paper eqi-! 80 on'y cents psptr'
COFFEE AND TEAS
3e., Cd Java Cof-e, oEy Que shihs per pound having
s,re ,oc. Va A..a u 40 bo. oid Jaw Coffee.
so.e 10 supply arg r-',i Hsde 81 ,as loo price Of
Il.
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SECOND DISPATCH
no Bailotibg for pSnkcr-hitercaion be
txuasr MI

tween C.SS ma ItfnGe,
WILMINGTON. Del Friday, Dec li-2 M.
From pas'engers who havo j1at arrived VIC 9Th
OF the following account of events ct Washington yes
tcrdsy;
Mr.. Too.Bs b., svove5 Himself for Dlsulon. There
yss no espopne 10 him from the North, though Mr.
BAKgs vas speaking Of toe Union. The ouse reiured
70 adjourn. The Hall visa crowded and the eIc;;.
msn. iGleLsS.
We learn from several passengers, who lei1 "s'h
ton At oeocs that there hsd been no bsO tEs Tuse.
day ~ 10 that hour A sltercs occurred bets...
Mr.. Duer Of N Y and Msa5s Of Va ia which NJ DueE
called Ma Meal Tar This caused great comm 1IiJr
among the Members snd the ladies' 10 the gallery -
Up to o'clock tbo ucYse had not adjourned. This lie
oil we could get from the passengers and tao RaAi
r,Oyr PARROT
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NLws FROM EUROPE W received lsst nisht
photographic dispatch from Ssckyiiis, n. b. in
fo-ning US that the telegraph between that place
and Halifax was not in working order. Conse-
quenty it is impossible for os TO ssy Whistler ire
Hibernia Is in or cot She is now thirteen days
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BY TsieRyarA PHILADELrHIA, Dec. l.-ll =. NJ.
The telssrAph South OF this is not working We
have two inches Of snow here sai y 's Ali sno"
inc.
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~ 1t is suggested that some saving may
hencefor,h be made ia Ses.snating the two gen.
tlemen rqmod Brown each with two prehxesl
who have seats ia the h iuse OF Representatives,
lo,tead Of Albert o. and William J. Brown, 1t
will suffice to say Gov. Brown aud Done
B.oWn
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wh,x General Commit
re- Democratic w

tee, DocsuIer I, 1913 .5ad 4, tte Democratic
p-alrod Tb,t IA be rec0mmenaro 70 - NoNS'i S'io
We E,or,ort OF ho CITY and SoG-y g. N."-f OK 10
...-rt. A. ,s-fr respective Ward. 90 NfHlcSdAy me
- - u Al or suca o,bcr nHe ca shat oAv AID
. 49, naee ana n soca Iasnsos 80 ne several I'D
Coon,,ees sas degGsls and dreCL iO The purpose z!
49,, evs oeleksies rom each NaTd 10 compose q
or.,s7 Co,uit.ee or the e'suog yes, AND sso Ward
C,ttss " slch pgmbCs g. Toe respective Ward CON-
,rSIfeq- shall dssignslo ZOPdAS MILLS Chairman
GsS.so sruygEsAST, w.. ~,.,rr,.,
hESsDcT Laws, j.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, (s...s,.r.,
WmiiAM L sp,RDLow, Seo'e'ano" a., s.
~ YoanR Mer's Democratic Whig GEM
erai ISmpitse~.-Aa al ourne1 meeting Of TIE Gen
era 'nm.S5 u DsnOcr sslc Mig Young Me1 vii. be
ke't 81 80 broadvsy HOufe, on F-'eey evening, IAN
Inst AT o'-ioc.. ROBERT r. HAWs, Caelrpila.
ks iowss..p' secseiS'ies. dis 2ds
In Geperni Comrltsee % Democratic " his
Nourg Wen, friday Evening, Dec y a.,
Rs2lrsd, bat n os rec nl=uo-d 10 Ve ~ ~
Ways VI the Ciy an5 County " N--f 9Is 70 s.se :
o. tteT nsnsl toGt cnsrters on NedneSasY -
E. a, u O'clock such ume AID psee % ma Nay
a. Iho NrTo COmm't'ec nay oiTec io1 tuo pIP1nro ~
oclSS Five Delegates 20 rePressa. We w AI's
Ire Democratic Whig NcuI Nen Gene,A ConluI e
for 1870 And 10 he event Of election oens effected
on ,hai dsy tn-n shall be tbs duty II tho WNd Com
appoint sno:Eer day previous 10 toe lst OF JsnV
sry 1850 fof sac purpose Of hoidlrg said election,
81 Order Of Ward COumittee,
ROBERT Z. HAWS, Chsirm.n,
Is.tc Wn sMiTH' sscrc,sre, s,a,
Z. : TOWNSEND, Ola
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MAR IED.
q LIE d

A, v,t.,e.,, coos Dec "a, b Rss Dr. " FREDERICK
WpEylYK Vi Ss- iors, ard MARINE ktApkicK q %
to- II G A4ldi. ., Lsg.
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TH- b-siSE-, NGAs ALMANsr W - So .sifht@t q,
= g Palmer u Nov, -Yors for c5py ~ 8 > basHs
40 sOoye ulie a. I'D -U.e mana 5,ss
b.sl - zoe County EGf -1a. pfsea'si l.t T.
30 IN a. csns4Js au.-h Gcl@ '~7 ,uc5 = 80 sch
se.e plfanns 20 &c. - Il -l.-,g, ~ p',oufe nSy
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NV FsUirs, HIsE TEAS GkooEaIss &c }. q. Fowl
hs. h. store bi. u'us supply Of ais for the ho-
oAys Lew bunch AID kes Rssins Cuon, dried CurrsoJ
M.isz. GrspeS, Figs ard Spices VI al kinds All who
are 10 Tsui VII! h1d isrge so,s ami low pricrs We
Invite one ard al 70 gve TIN csli 81 bic isrge stores -
ALL "a Greenwich 10 Vesey AID so9 Grsod di3 a.
HOLIDAY PRtsESrs \ new e-t very ches9 ss-ofi cent
Of lrnbro;csrot Coars Lllen Hdfla, Cheihs-t-s CUTE
Hso.. Lses Cspe,, BersEss, &c. erpresny FOR holiday
~. % 7. FA2sELL Z Co s. neX. lniens,i ).S!
Ar,s i'aloc fl3 ~
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In Eenerni CUmmltsee o. Democratic v his
Yourx Ven. fridny kvening, Dc. y.
POSTSCRIPT.
By Telegraph to The Tribune Extlusivel,
Congress- Yesterday.

WAsHfNCr0N, Thursday, Dec. 81 y.
sepd you che proceedings Of ConSrcsi to-day
according 10 your orders;
Tue Senate met waitin. ,ho seton of tn. HJuse on
the election Of q Speaker.
la the House the discussion was reIum cd upon Mr.
SrASLEY's resolution. Mr. BROWN was denouced 10
strong terms.
scene IL expected before the House aljourn' and
tblngs look like light between some Members l. IL
understood that the Presidents Message will be SCI.
N as soon 10 the House organizes instead Of the day
following ns has been the custom. No one can tell
when the House Will organize.
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~ We state On authority thai the allegation
n aie by a co-resp ondent in late City paper 70
the efYeo, TIA. " Gov Seward is basyirg him self
wi:h the rejection Of Mr. Maxwell" is in al Tc-
spsc.s CrTOuco1s
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yRs.iiTm Cakts

re or &c choicest ausliy-Iai!. ercn' almond lsfT,
,pogs- Scotch and cakes icsd AMI sneo'"t 70
excel everything IN ina city, at P cuESrERs i9l
@. eeuwich-sL dif <aT W.
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.n 2
.T1ros a. o'sfr7e0cs -ir.A s-ce II = o.s.- -,
e'e l,-4 ''''''2
hSass MOVIE AsSoN-Ea1 g4oisr \ COO l.
pfesssH -. - -, -, '" =. az 49, =
.'s -, -, -rs,1@cttaa So. M, a. ...'.N-@
- r. yoa eb..n 10 .us.ra.es H.. .ai u zen.
Il his "a 81 ar oo.'-S ny sseiy ~ sf-oa1 az.
~ a., - 80 .g1 ..,..e.., Co., -"-es
.,,,x.s - s.,-,.,,
-'... -,
a. ..'
A. - .-...t..t..
i''' '--' ~
90 = - .
''I'' - -,
LAY -.
i 100, 80 .-ois-.
1,es 70 .,.,....r ,r- SD,
'4' 'l' -, v..,...
4 -. -s'e HfJi = 49,. ...'''
inrst, ~ GO 's-spc-si a. .p..N'
81 re' u'"s '%~1i h--'' "a vs,.oSsH
,-or -f A'i -,
READILY aI,CE. 'AN'fs
~ i..tr.b...h-l 1y I-~S T,, '''' "a "'asts.
N-s Yo-I M for S., B. % soc> .,-..,.'"7
To M!.cessuecos Wous 49, Ee, > T SCI ri ~
~n.s i.uo. price W. dolAis Th~-s vo'lN ~ ",
r3 ct.,'y Z srGclrs -7.ec'ei h'n 20 t''" =.
hAss' - an- "e A"-'.' 20 FH' e7'' ~ "'
wi.h 20 a'as. ic1-fs'. y DR.. he1t."' ''n'i' :.
Il s1.eg. 10 q Gard 'o The Va" f'is lr'1-e7.foncN
, Frois. 80 complain o' 10. "'-"t Zee 'o9r'' " n
f5.'.' ''s re"'''' 80 - 's'' ~e' a. M'@- %
pieces ""'~1 1s 49, 49,
"''~- - 'Al al - '' 1'i-'
1e'- n" hl''''' ~ 10 '" ne'e % iro IA
c'- 90 'en'''1' ''e~' - % AS''e' "''o1 'a'S
"'s"' .-.' - ~ - '''->-s'
,,..........., - -
/ -. o.. 81. 4, -,
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aND MEN's ASU BOTs' OSE2GOA rs-Ws nave on hant
large 81 Boys Clothing Sod Ogercoa. A.-o "a
gres. variety " Mems OyercOA. asd cloth1y can 10
found ~ he city w..h pooi STOCK Of Cs,Jrli. CoGnng
DO 5.eoi' GOCGHTOH KNAPP, 50 MsidcpIsne.
BEWARE or Cotos A l.rgs proportion Of cOu,uopslys
cse' aes ex:s Or sggsgaed - colds aud he csnse OF
,1s unhappy s9d frequent complaint 90 of-n over.
boxed ScgEN.k's Pnmosic syrsp slrsys slcc~ec. "a
cgdCg svsy % Cod, srf HUNDREDS II cases o. Cor
Sumption might prevented y the u.- Of tails medere
u. Ingredients purely vegetable and bei1g ilaa
remedy ts therefore fer-G 81 superior 10 al olsrs
yery many cases Of Consumption ard Dysgep-s have
se cured ~nlcn asd ts-d al oga-r remedies ,se
lfc..es y ~lieh l. IT, o-e sct ,s,,Isrcss
given Il persons Of uninP esehsoe versy. who a-ve
-xrederc-t TIE b-oes.- Of lhi, u dicDe.
Gs.SD DEPors soa s-HLScAs PULnosIc S1sUf-
see y B C.. C.c.ensr CO ~ B ,rclsy-st Pas
&c alle % h-lc, 81 soulh 5i1,n.sL Baltimore
C-.5y 3sr.s.. :, ht,t; : .siov, ReddiIg 4 Co
S;-.e-. new y sas. ".asat q c.. i-l chsnr5.sl,
P.-c- ; pe- bottle 0r AZ bottles ilr $ do 5y-odh
E.v.YoSA Say CrNEIs8Y A. zase,i-s Of Ars lsodge
No p /. O. y. F. November H. lsie AVA.
Rsssss, Thst ~ recommend 10 40 Brolae-. Il this
L.-se. I'D 10 Order generally, % y.si he aouc-s q
DO r-v-YOrs Bay Ce1s.ery Company winch ,5r beauty
convenience 81 iocsror. ar ir- basra terms which
!oi arc -4sPos~' = Is no. 'urps.-d = sy VI si
''''' SATHa NE TOR 6g44kLgY coa.a..:,e
Nh ?. HOLLAND. ~"'~"-
~ rhs CoGpsny viii, t.r ulsec szl-. ,e cs Tor
s.. psys5is T. uol;h
Oar 3fJSer VI -isst o1ns o- ssch .91orcicz- r.
1eae.sry ,ocs'g ofta' III ed vicinity vii ns, opeE
Tor siry Gays .o5EeT 'Jr ~ sc1sai oio,- hsv-no
get se.ecis1 i.eiT .oos.:.y.
!5r - cJ1yed.rrc- al economy o. large ilD-f.s
'o45ci r 80 " .'e Gene sry 49, aay, .he ex7-esrs
q bch val iA-s bs caaea .hsa ar oaer Cens-
ieyy. JAMES y LEEFE secretary.
MA. -.-AVESNJ A.--i Orice TO- bfcci~ey
Is sgFSWA
AUCTION EoTICr-PEHEsPToEY sALL on CHINA, OLiss
sToSE AID EAzTaESwAzE, &C sc TO sos5 eogeeEn--
No pospoLemenl on account 9 iae weather GERARD
BETS W.. se.l OF THU RsDAY, Dec. l5 al 10 O'clock
a. u CosAAds ne enfe STOCK q croezsGy, &c. q
Ia above store. eoaG,ing OF great variety OF
Cas- Gas' s;Cre ssd Eariheavsre, solar LhCF.' &c
Catalogue. ready ca Tuesday LII icst
TsuB-Cas5, bsnAsb.e laosy.
NE. Ogiof.orn 6uyev can have sa<ii YaIesAsss
rselsa q VAT sis.ns sxpssse. els ~
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xxxrn coSGHEs.....~vira, session
HOUSE or GrFREsENTATIyLs.

Sl-NA A..-.. - A5Hls'EINNs Drc.
Hon. JsssE D. BsIGR7 %; IA sa1 gIEaRE SoCL
L. peci in their seat, to-day 10. ile hrss tsE-
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ChLIEORNIA CLOTNlNO

AsD MES's ASD B0Ts' OsE2coA rs-Ws nave on hani
large SOCK 81 Boys Clothing Sod Ogerc0a. A.-o as
great variety " Mems Oyerc0als asd Clothing 10
found ~ A city w.h pooI siocs q ca Jr1is CoGhng
80 5,eoi. gOCGHTOH KNAPP s. Msiicn.lsns
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HOUSE OF REPRESENT iTINLS.
NJ. Corr of Ala. called the ~ ll.-L q; members 20
;b- .Gi91.ng paragraph, which appeared - N Uu0t
| Il this morning, VIZ.
~ depends lpor mes,ra Cobb n Alsuams Ho'ue. o
80, 5e.-, o.. a1 ca 10 ,lS,,5, o az t,f -, PEE
Ds-ocrs- tooeo.d-~ a-ihe' ~ H.u.e Of RePre.
i've e.. nsv9 DeDDc7auc Spels-r, or uat to-- -
" Bfn~ = sdmiTt 1leltc- 10 cse'7rgs lie d1'ef
Mr. Conn ssd ths. inc article, g. a. 81, related
h'in, ~A- Incorrect sEe.ber by Intention " not II
f.. ;.. 81 otermine. Ib. Srticr tia.Cl tbst
! he voted for Mr. CoHB Oh Monday, mt de.aft-i rim
| Yesterday Several voices "Oa % D." "it a1es Rot
| ssy 81. Rcst 80 ard.is. voice: 80. It 4 a.
~, lie had voted f.. ". COBB uItl tLat lalu-.
man requested tim % 10 s. 10 .9ueof, aud ths1 10
v't.d .cr Nf MCDOWELL. Is men ." brought T. = Oh
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tars as lghi wbc1 Is crowded CT, Tor want of foc'.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-15
R HE MATISM CAN BE c URED
BY THE PROPER USE OF
MYERS EM BROCATION!

THIS sovereign and effectual remedy for that
painful disease, was discovered upwards of sixty
years ago by the Grand Father of the undersigned,
"a German Physician of his day. and has never
been made known out of his family.
Its incredible cures have astonished thousands
who have witnessed its power over that disease.
Unfortunate, despairing invalids, who have been
bedridden for years. have been restored to the en-
joyment of perfect health. 1t banishes oil pain in
a few days, and its efficacy is gladly realized by
the patients being able to resume their usual avo-
cations, after having suffered in torments for
months and years. The wonderful success of the
EMBROCATION, in curing the worst cases of
Rheumatism, has acquired for it a celebrity I'M
precedented, and its fame originated from its
own merts.-lt never has failed to cure Rheuma-
tsm, either inflammatory or chronic; and feel
safe in saying it will if fairly tried pledge
myself to refund the cash to any person who uses
it properly without being benefited thereby. You
who are afflicted may have tried every other reme-
dy but this. Try IT, and if it does not cure it
will not cost you any thing. By this rule desire
it should be used.
Persons are warned TO be on their guard of whom
they purchase, as several mean attempts have
been made to procure the RECIPE from which this
medicine is prepared. The proprietor deems 1t
his duty to say to the afflicted, that he will furnish
travelling agents with written authority for depos-
iting it.
OF My name is on each bottle, and none genu-
inc unless prepared by HENRY c. MYERS, Fayetto,
Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-15
ONLY FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE.

The solemn hour will como to every one
of US, when we shall have only five min
utes to i've We may not know when the
dread moment will arrive, but it will come
TO each one. And then, at the end OF five
minutes, we shall pass that MYSTERIOUS boun-
barry into the solemn world of spirits. How
urgently does i, warn each one to prepare
for il, whether it may como sooner or Ia
ter
"You have only FIVE minutes to live"
said the sheriff to young man condemned
10 die.
The sheriff lookout his watch and said,
"If you have any thing to say, speak now,
for you have only five minutes TO live"
The young man burst into tears and said
IL have 10 die. had one little brother:
he had beautiful blue eyes and flaxen hair,
and loved him. But once ! got drunk,
for the first time in my life, and coming
home, found my little brother gathering
berries in the garden, and became angry
without cause, and killed him with one
blow of a rake. / did not know any thing
about il until the next morning, when l
awoke from sleep and found myself tied
and guarded, and was told that when my
little brother was found, his hair was clot-
ted with blood and brains, and he was dead.
Whiskey has done it. 1t has ruined me.
never was drunk bu, once. have only
one word more to say, and then am 60
ing to my final Judge. say it young peo-
ple--Neverl nessrl touch any thing that
can intoxicate !"
And as he pronounced these words, he
sprang from the box and was launched in
10 an endless eternity?
was melted TO tears at the recital and
the spectacle, My little heart seemed as If
i, would burst and break away from my
aching bones, 80 intolerable were my feel.
ings Of grief. And there, in that carriage,
while in that cushioned seat, looking with
streaming eyes on the body of that unfor-
tunaie young man, as il hung writing be-
tween heaven and earth, as unfit for either
place, there it was that took the pledge
never to touch the hurtful poison
Long years have passed away. White
hairs have thickened around these temples,
then so ruddy and so young, but have
never forgotten the words of that young
man. And | have never violated the
pledge. When the tempter has offered me
the sparkling goblet, the words of that
young man have seemed to sound in my
ears again.