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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-18
EVIDENCE OF IT'S EFFICACY

EVIDENCE OF ITS EFFICACY.
Read 'chat those sag Of the Embrocation ,oho
hare used il. A .tem Of the hundreds who hare
testified can only be quoted here.
From Elders 7. M. ALLAN and NJ. P. Wills
BOONE COUNTY, Mo-, August 81 1913.
This is to certify, that we have used "My-
ers' Embrocation" in our antilles with entire
success, and we hereby take great pleasure in
recommending to any who may be afflicted with
Rheumatism 5 u most sovereign remedy.
Il. NJ. ALLEN.
M p Wills
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-18
Spring Arrangement 1850,

Regular Packet for Independence, Weston and
50. Joseph, Missouri Rirer.
IT, IA The splendid new staunch built
60 - steamer ROBERT CAMPBELL
capt. " M. EDDS, will commenre running in
the above trade on the opening Of navigation
Being entirely new, and built expressly for the
trade, passengers and shippers may rely or
her running in the trade at all seasons. Ful
freight or pa ssage apply on board or to
PERRY & YOUNG, St. Joseph, Mo.
J. F, WARREN, Weston
HARRIS g. BOWEN, Glasgow 4"
A. G. GODDIN g. co, Boonville +"
TAYLOR d. HOPKINS St. Louis,
Feb 2l--5l-lw.
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L. VI. hI.bEN.
u. p, WILLS.
perYGrrELp, Ill.,. February 20, Is

SP atNGTIELD, H., February 20, 1913.
This is to certify that | was cured of sc.
we're attack of Inflammatory Rheumatism, from
the use ofone bottle of your Embrocation, and
hope every fcliow-sufferer will use it, for
their is no doubt but it will cure any case,
however violent; this can safely assert after
using it myself.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-18
IoMAs NJ. TAYLOR. JOHN Z. TAYLOR, JR.
TAYLOR 81 CO.,

TAYLOR 81 CO.,
Wholesale Gr0cerS, Commission and For
harding Merchants,
No. 50, Water Street, between Olive and Lo-
Gust Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
WILL make liberia cash advances on Produce
entrusted to them for sale here, or shipment
10 other markets.
N. B.-We have secured the services of
WILLIAM y. FEAZEL, ESQ to assist us in
our Commission Business. He will give par
,icular attention to LEAF AND MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO; and from his long experience and
extensive engagements in this article. we are
sure of giving satisfaction 10 those who may
favor us with their consignments.
St. Louis, Feb. 7, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-18
REGULAR PACKET.

For BonrtRe, Ghsgoc, Bransrick, Lering.
ton, Independence Weston and ST. Joseph.
Aozg The fine new passenger
VSsSF==-s.aE Mas. steamer MELODEON
sss:4sss..--.....g $3.50 r. F. McMahan master,
will run as regular packet TO the above and
all intermediate ports during the season.
The As}odeon has very fine accommodations
for passengers, and being well adapted to the
trade passengers and shippers may rely upon
her remaining in it during the entire season,
and no pains will be spared on the part of her
officers 10 promote their comfort aud interests
HARRIS d CO., Agents, Glasgow,
March 2Sh 1850
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Piano Tuning.

7 ME Undersigned having spent the last
d winter in Cincinnati, expressly 10 learn
the art of tuning and repairing the Piano,
offers his services TO the citizens Of Howard
and the adjacent counties, who may have
Pianos that want tuning or repairing.
0CTResidence, Glasgow, Mo.
Feb. II 3m G. A. A. RIGGS.
Super black, brown and Green French cloths
Blue English do
Blue, Beaver, do
Black and Fancy Cassimeres, for sale low
by IanlO T. A. SAVAGE.
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SaICrat us. &c.
EsaEc Rome

CONSTANTLY on hand of superior
~ quality and small size for sale by
dec27 PERRY e. BARTHOLOW.
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have on hand fine assortment of Fur,
Cloth and Slick Caps, new style Moleskin
Hats; Mexican and wool hats, which offer
for sails very low, =. A, SAVAGE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-18

An assortment Of Mattresses, Blinds, SHADES,
Willow Ware, always on hand in Warer
House.
St. Louis, Feb 7, 1850 --ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-18

I w. WHITE, Roanoke, Is agent for the
% sale Of the celebrated q raefrnberg Med
icines, and all other popular patent medicines
Also, agent for the sale Of the Hope Cot.
ton Yam, large stock Of which is daily ex.
pected from PIrsburg,
SHICratus, &c.
10 kegs Now York Saeratus, very superior
" COpperas
" Nader, best quality
Indigo, very fine, for sale by tn, k.g
or otherwise, very cheap, by
ianIO F. A. SAVAGE.
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DIRECTORS.

IIRECIURS,
James Clemens jr, Daniel D. Page,
Wyllis King, Louis V. Bogy,
John How, Winthrop S. Gilman,
R. +. Barrett, NJ. D. Robert NJ. Renick,
Trusten Polk, Giles F, Filley
Robe IT Barth Wait Barton,
Kenneth Mckenzie John B. Camden,
William A. Conn, William Wade
JOHN B. CAMDEN, Pres't.
X. MACKENZIE, Vice Pres't.
w. II. PmTcHART, Sec'y.
R. F. Barrett, NJ. D. ! pL,,.;o:
j. B. Johnson, NJ. D. r"yS'c'anS'
Office No. 1872, Main street, over Banking
House of Loker, Renick & Co.
F. A. SAVAGE. Agent, Glasgow,
J. M. Bronaugh, NJ. D.. Physician.
August 8, lS49.-23-tf
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1850 Regular Tuesday Packet. $50
For Jefferson City, ERochcpOrt
BOOnviEle and Glasgow.
The New and Fast Running Steamer
TX a Ut s. a s.,
ON PLACE OF THE "ROWENA,O
VyyH. JESyETT, Commander.

G---. ., CAPT. JEW EFT having pnrchas.
E4.55zie} ed the fine Steamer KANSAS TO
til tue place Of his former fnvorite Packet.
"RowENA," will run her as a regular weekly
Packet in the above trade, during the entire
season. She viii commence her regular trips
from ST. Louis on TUESDAY, 26th INST, at
6 o'clock, P. NJ. and leave GlaSgow every
FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, on her
dowrwd I'd trp;--Wil be at Arrow Rock,
Boonville, RochcpUrt, Providence, Nashville,
Marion and Jefferson City sn'nc day, Will
be at the mouth of Usage, Cote Sans Des-
sein, Smiths Lending, st. Anbert, Portland.
Herman, Loutro Island, Pinckney, Washing
ton, Augusta, Pt. Labardie, and St. Charles
on Saturday and arrive in St. Louis early
on Sunday morning.
Capt. J. trusts, by the united excrtions of
himself and the same officers that have been
associated with him on the RuwENA, TO render
The Kansas favoritc in the trade, and soic-
its continuation Of the liberal patrona ge
heretofore bestowed upon him, which will. in
short time, make good the loss which he
has sustained.
For Freight or passage apply on board or
CHARLES D. CITIZEN, Herman.
?. c. ARFOLD d CO, Portland.
w. BENNETT, Benefits Landing.
Col {; H. III Il; I BABER. } Jefferson ci,v
PHILIP CROW, Rccheport.
} p i }I1pT 4 BROWN, BOOuville.
FERRY ri :" 8 Il BHARR1TinoLow,} Glasgow.
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REGULAR PACKET.
For Booardle, GiaSgou, Brunswick, and
all intermediate ports.
ae-I.szL:SS The fine packet G ENER-
pisss==7ss.%ANE.a l. LANE, Rubt. Adams
$3.50 master, will commence her
regular trips Tor Boonvile, Glasgow, Cam
bridge, Brun swick, md all Intermediate ports
as soon as the navigation of the Mo. river
opens.
The General Zane viii leave st, Louis every
Saturday evening at 6 o'clock, and will reach
Brunswick Monday afternoon. On her down
ward trip, she will leave Brunswick Monday
evening and Glasgow on Tuesday at 10
o'clock A. II. and and will be at Arrow Rock,
BoonYille, ROchepcrt, Providence and Nash
vile, the samc day; she will be at Marion,
Claysyi,!c Jefferson city, Mouth Of Usage,
Cote Sans Desscin, Shipley's, Smiths Land
ing, Portland, Hermann; Loulre Island
Washington, South Point and Mount Pieasan,
on Wednesday.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
M'MECHAN q, Co. Brunswick
GROVE d BRO, Cambridge.
HARRIS & CO., Glasgow.
marl4 GODDiN 81 CO., BoonyiIle.
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Wanted

Per Anna.
so kegs pure white Lead
6 do Powder
A do bar lead
l Dbl Linseed oil
, do vinegar
2 do Sugar & Aloasses
do Golden syrup
so m percussion caps
l. Dbl Loaf sugar
4 boxes Baiey's best assorted candies
for sale by feb2S J. L. SWINNEY.
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Regular Packet.

IGNs3 Whit dtVEtVHs
S~1-ssIrIl A The staunch and light draught
r. 49, steamer ANNA, J. CHEEVER,
Master, and J,EV WEAVER, Clerk will run
as a Regular Packet, making the trip every
two weeks, between Weston and St. LOUIS,
and all intermediate ports, during the ensuing
season.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
Feb 2s-52
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!. & CLARK. a. J.HERNDoN.
LAW NOTICE.
CLARK s. HERNDON will continue to
~ practice law in partnership, in all the
courts of Howard county, except The County
ceive their united attention.
John B. Clark will continue to attend the
several courts heretofore.
ETOfice on the public square, Fayette,
OtJAndrew J. Herndon can at all times be
found at the County Clerks Office.
Fayette. October 10, lS4s.-32
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A rIIArrER nrHOnnEHIEs.


Tho annexed account NJ daring rpbbedes,
100 committed nearly 90 ihe same Time. we
mLr from ihr MIdiebug Register Of or.
tlr &c.
DMnG BrRGLAHy-1 Tho hou,e of J0nas
tIlH llaHr Esq., ~ ibis village WIZ broken
.urY ou Tuesday night lasf, while al sLH fam
i'y we're asleep within, and robbed Oi q COP
siderable sum Of money, and valuable paper.
Tho villain entered q window 1T the cellar
ttrhru iuhiu st6'kiHe feet. Go the tracks
Elbow passed up lAe neat hnur, and irum
thence ailute tn lhr ruam occupied by MT
lAaar. where be- took from the pockcls 81
bi. clothing, lying on chair, all The money
and papers which they CONFERENCE.-The amount
nf lhr former being about slSU. 4 gold
watch lying 0n tho deck Was len untouched
If, also entered another room on the ,ame
f.ur. uhcrr SIR l.atour, nephew Gf Alr H.
U1s trrpirg Hda took from bis pocket iu
thr same manner, an the muury IL contained
--l bunch ~ keYs.
IAp burglar uo doubt cutcnd several Ola
rr ruums 10 thr house, bot be- we not heard
T., auy member Of the family. 4 more dar
ing burglary was never prrpetratcd, u mus
have been the work Of az experienced scoun
drcl
Mons Observation-Disclosures burglary
very similar 20 the above, was committed u
Cornwall, on Thursday evening last,in whicl
Nlr Abijah Stcarns was the suhcrer' Monel
was taken from the pockets ofhiH clothing, u
his sseping room. 90 the amount OF $50 or a
and a considerable quantity 81 eatables-
eggs, cold meats, brad, cheese, 6c,,-was al
40 carried away, These last were, from ap
.pcarances, taken 20 n barn, not ihf distant
aud eaten by the thieves, Other houses 4
the ,ieinit, wars alan broken into, hut nnl
articles Of food, We understand, were stole
from them, We hope no pains will be- spar
ed 10 secure the arrrtt and puhirhment OF
these bold iclona
., SrILL ASoTiUH RonnEHY,--Auothc
then was committed ~ Nergcnncs, %
"Wednesday eyenng-the night OF the iair-
~ Eyercst's hotel, The articles stolen wcr'
$50 IN money, an oyercuat, gold ring an
pin, aud a pair Of boots,
T.. S.-On saturday, one Of the theyt
concerned in all the above transactions va
.,...l.-.,, Csss, ss5s!I, aI.d nlazt 81 the stole
money was found on him, viz siol bcloy,
ing 10 Mr. llagar aud s3i Ia Mr. S4.S''N
bunch N keys belonging "a Mr. l.atour, and
ring. breast pin Sc, stolen from Everest
hotrl. u Ncrprnncs lie isnnw IN jail AZ th
place he principal villain I. stlll ~ lnrg
though We have reason 90 expect hc will .on
bee taNm, The thief arrested rs only nboi
!, or ~ yyau old, aUd lived With Mr. llag
iuv shpu umc,n year or two since. II
statements respecting the robbery We dp o.,
think II best to Tvppat 40 present
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Dmowgfp- Nr i.iIa ciase was drowned
nu SATURDAY Zoo crnssiug MetnaIf Pond. Boo
Fletcher The best with which be- under
took to cross the pond WA in leaky con-
diuon and sunk before calming the opposite
shore.
- The apothecary Wakefield who was
arrested in Boston Tor killing james y. Hall,
by carrlessly putting up wrong medicine
has been acquitted.
TnF PorATo RoT -EKGWcruor llillr
Of Concord, = a. 10 !. stated la nnr Of our
exchange, haa Loot % acres u pOatCrH by
the rot
LAnmaI LlAAEA AL CLukH GpuUsi ID nurhi
fo be understood hat iowett 4 Prescott, 3D.. 2
siik o., Boston, arc ap fH boz natter ~ this kind
and 900 one should dsk purchase in ibe riiy win.
out previously becoming acquainted With their o.
sUrmrut.
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PAINFUL AcclDrNrrN vEw YonK


tI.. ......t.l.rt r,tf
. - ''' ''''' " '' ''''
occurred ON 0Aiuid'N dIl'rgruh' al lhr d". b
az dc Steamship Pacific, az tir foot 81 C.ull
street.. WrtL, tho tll,,,,p., Account from,
w. -
'"' NC" "'" l'P''t'
cover large p"ui"n Of thr Canal street.
I'ivr there rNirud, q luiiy aud hgNllN tlm-
hcrri shed, iur ilr furpu," "I shielding
freight aud goods from in'lowrnl weather.
a. twill o,cl1cA the So h-le pirr. c-llrials
is 90. portion u1d.r Che 'h,d' wa, one d'n-c
mas. of m"u "uwpn and children, az any
'"uslN waiting so .'o t'i' steamer mut" from
her wharf
li-n A-il.4lg- -l-- lM-lEg Inc nrlgr ~
uumoor wa passed loHg tUc stWmors lcoI,,
and 90 The men ou tho d"rh' the hHwscI-
wgrrc1st oil, ihr gong 'iru' Is, hnd the grci
"hcnI' OF lN' Nr''rl began il Wru.
When thr Ihcihr started from her moor
lut the lId' was l"nMnt up 900" l"' "'n'
was h'"v,ng very strongly. rom thr ''n'h'
west \, she backed out irum the slip ih"
force Of the wind aud tide turned her sirl1l
up the river, and the guards caught upon the
dock piles aud thc.sguth corner OF the per.
The steamer was barely moving ~ the
time, but, although her wheels wcrr instantly
reversed the piles were carried away before
the steamers motion ceased.
Capt. Nye then started the wheels Ia run
-Lalk- !Ata- Tho hni tho wind AMI i4d.- l.ld
hy this time driven the pondcrous vessel 80
Gar upon the dock, that, from the piles hay
ing been carried aWay,thc wheels caught up
aa the top Of tho wharf. and the guards and
whcc!-hous,s came in contact with the sta
cling aud corner. ofthc root of the large she'd
which covers the wharf causing great de
struction to life as well as property,
No words can describe the scene which en-
supl
Two men were cruehcd 10 death in o most
horrible manner, hy the falling beams under
the she'd Names unknown. One an elder
~ man, the other about 20 or n.
Among the persons injured was Mr. Henry
Colt OF this city.
The piercing shricks of'hundreds transax-
ed beneath the wreck, the ycls of anguish
of every bebolder. rendered the SCENE terri
BILE beyond belief
Many, when they saw the roof trembling,
ntheir haste TO escape, sprang into the wa
ter and were drowned:
Glhsfs 10y tne swaying OF the crowd were
Pusneu 'h'o inc water ana l'ko"'se met 'heir
Stout hands were instantly at work rcmov-
ing the rims of timber and bu1r{, which
confined those beneath.
$50 In a few moments a great many persons
were taken out some dead: some with brok
en- legs arms,some bleeding. helpless. sense
less; others, aided by friends, were enabled
10 limp away.
Nothing can describe the horror of the pco-
pie on board the Pacific when they saw the
mischief which the vessel had done.
The steamer backed in. They made her
fast as well as they could.-all hands Jumped
ashore and applicd themselves with yioor 10
the relief of The sufferers.
Water and cortials were passed from the
vessel, on the outer end ofthe pier. while at
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Yt.xNrntM.

In Barnet oct !, Mr. john GIlyhd.t, aged abou,
81.
IN tl.. town, sept 800, oftyp hu. fcycr Elizabeth.
.4!.-Ai.-.a - s,.,,,l,,r, s.,J " Tll,
IN pou,illo, sept 49,, amer lingering illuc,-, y
.enclb wife Of Mr. Iame- Clark, aged 81.
In punyhc, Sept, ~, Mr.. Am T. Johnston payi,,
corsort Of Cnpt. Salmn pA,i., nrrd %.
IN Luucuhurph. sept o, NJ William bcl, aged
s.
In Rcuo.hn, Wiz, Scrt.s, John Winchester Dam,
aged a. Formerly resident Of thi. county.
H. Lyndon, Aug. - widow Rrl'rt nl' Il Gurqie-,
aged 20 year, She unaffected d .trous attachment
10 tho cause Of Christianity Tor more than 40 ycur,
showing her love 10 that cause boy "a well ordered
life aud Cody conversation. She len sons and
o daughter. 10 mourn Tor their lo-..
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TUNIIE Subscriber can furnish Melodeons, Aceordo-
Il ons and Flutes Of the latest and most approved
style Of nish and sweetness OF tone, with Music pa
per- Books of Instruction, SC, on most reasonable
terms. SeraphInes and Mclodeons, with double
Reeds for Churches or parlors, be furnished at
short notice These instruments being from the
hrst Manufacturing establishment In New England,
entire confidence IA entertained OF their giving sat
iSfnction. j. g. BINGHAM.
St.IohnsburV, Aug. n lsbn. BE2n
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JENNY LrNp.-Mllc. Lind was waited up
on yesterday afternoon, by the Governor,
of this State.
Mile. Lind entered into long and animat-
ed conversation with these gentlemen, prin-
cipaly upon the subject of education. She
unmarked that mans happiness here andhere-
after dspunded upon the acquisition ola sound
moral aud religious education, and that bold
ing these opinions, she considered IL her du-
~ to contribute all in her power to the means
of acquiring these blessings, more particular
ly for those of her own country people who
were at present unable to impart thom To
their oaspring.--Boston AhdS.
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THE MARKErs.
RHI0HT0N NAUKFT srrl 20

TITNT IN "I7IINI-T - ~ ~
At marked. Lsttlrrl ritf.r. lsuu tinr,a, ~ paII-
working uRrli, 9h COWS aud ralFr., oOpl shrrp aHJ
llInls, Huu 900 Swine.
ruffb. Nruf Cattle LNm, ftf fret quality
%, -frHnd quality, 5f fhirl quality fHil.
stores learIings, s7 api years ult, sl2a lHi
year. oid go ~.
Working OEen--fa6 70. n, ~, 100
Cove and calycs-t2i, 20. ~, -, 30, g.
sheep and lHmbs-til, u, n, z, q, One extra
l0t ~ 10 sold flr s3 each,
svina-A a Gc.i retail o., Hog Aie.
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a. "a, Haout u rsIl. CaIi Iar m bstit
w f"i 'Hif
q NErplWCk n. HutlMAN. Gn,rlInu Uf lh'.
hr.E uf iuuIra .us lHsuu lfe ai lfuI. r, fu I'D. 100
district. irrrf..H. nHt.Uu's 60 aa.H Court. 'haf 'Hr
said Abigail \. o. seized ir f.e Of nu uutI, 'el hnlt
at ihc tnuNmr iosCunot' r,vl estate, sifuHie.I a.
VI. ln'r Cutr Boo si.t .trri via rhouf ono fh.ui
~ Bu ai 90 oi Iud. vItu hpYav. .hri 1ul Cabinet
.hup inrr.f.. Al.u,H kuu,r, -hoi,brn and garden.
being pat 90 fi.r u1I estate ni u'c' lhDuuh.lu.
fn.n.r Died -e.srI, an. ibc said Guardian iu thor
f.i.., .i. o. ssI Court. u1, 70 vii hy conducive 20
iho irfru.t ur hi. .tt vHr' to ,' rll her interest
boo .HIl rM estate, fur the purpose a. putting On"
proceed. OF suuh sale ut Interest; -tId tu,, Milan
ihcrrr,rr, pray. -al '"urf o." grant him llscuso AMI
uuthu1N to .c ull thc 'u'orc-t ls si.i vnpl ht, u
-lIt real ciI'c1rvcuhv tu tlc statute Boo such rr-r
made and Provided
lGlnlllCk l. llQLLAi. ~ .---rr--rrlr.
T.IN.'t.. .tI... IL. 600.
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Shaker Roots & Herbs.
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL;

Together with almost every article directly
or Indirectly connected with the business
His arrangements in the City are such rs to
enable him to sell pure articles Of medicine
(such only are intended to bc keptla as rea-
sonable o rate as can be- furnished in the
State Orders vii receive due attention.
>. {. BINGHAM,
" Aurust Is 1890 GSttf
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A. market I1oi caidt-about 1904 hcr,os, and
5000 sinrr.. tDuistIug ~ working oxen. COWS and
cHIyrs and 2 +us 70 year. uld,
FIi.ts-N arkr. lcri-lNiu Fn12i so quality
ASA 20 Uut''v bi li quality Ordinary a'H 4. ].
\rlI rbIgr, 20 H "a. lii1rs uu DWt Iai,.W %,
f'.rr.-- Nurkug Okru $50, 20 20 "a %.
CONE aLI uaiir---elt ~ 10 Hi,
AuHr.iurr-sg. inu ~,
IVu wear, .I.-slu, 90 RI 90
Ihrae yr1rt uII.-->lb. 80, q. an.
.ir,p Hri Ituin.--a.IH, a. mHAri rle"--iA.
un. H.4ut. by 700 -i', 10 ~, o.,
Swine AZ uIHl Bro t.
Aiuttr Nam tHIh sffrf a.s1a.s..
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Caledonia County
DRU 6 STORE,
ST. JoHNSBURY PLAIN, VERMONT

HI' JU9FNSbUNh FHAIN' LHNVN T.
THE Subscriber having removed his BUSH
1 ness to the building recently erected 4
doors north of Kittrcdge &Colby's New Store;
now offers for sale newly and well selected
stock of American English, French and In
dia Drugs Surgical lnstrumcnts'pu Chem
reals genuine Thompsonian and patent med
icincs Lubin's, and other pcriumcry Chalk
Balls Hair Oils and Pomadcs,a,Na variety; Cos
mctics, Soaps, Ink, pure Spices, Tooth Wash
Is and Brushcs Tooth ache Drops. Teeth
ing rings, Congress Water, Extracts, Bron-
zcs, Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
Paints Oils. DNr Stuff Glass Mare.
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herH ln-i-
FrmHFr NLAvE- There edoubdess,
several hunirrd rulorrd prr-0us in tl,i- state,
who arc iuuuye slatcs. The fat that the
nrW law has been enforced in New York and
under Do provisions a coIlrrd man has hcru
taken from bic wife and family and sent back
io perpetual hDudapo. has awakened au iu-
rou-e feeling ot alarm among the whole cod
Drrd p0puatInn,as we'll 90 indignation among
a very large portion Of the whites. Meetings
have been held 10 Springfield, ih New iqrk
and iu this rity. in regard a. the law, and to
denDnnrr o., II is currently reported that
the coorcd people iutend "a arm .thomselyes,
euslayr them This exhibits an alarming state
Of thiug aud demands serious consideration.
HOsfDH .iHas,
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Farm for Sale,

DY the subscriber, IN ncrhy. W., nilss es.t
Nd OF Derby Centre. and - miles nom Derby
Line containing 400 acres Of had, about lse serrr
improved under hi % state Of cultivation, the ne
uiaindsr well covered with hard wood, spruce and
cedar timber. Every part well watorod, aid wuil
fenced with cedar timber.
- The bailiines arr ere tgsea haAase, TIVE good
barns, aheds aud other out buildinGs,
win sell the whole one half of tho farm, a. "
can be divided 10 adNnntaRo 10 make two hrTna.-
WIN also sell, II wanted, the Whale % part Of the
stock, hay, grain and Tools. Reasonable credit VIII
be given for part OF the pay. JOHN ALlBEE.
Derby, VT. Sept 10, 1850. SSTws
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nTATE OF NERNlnNT

tAtUpuNtA Di~rRICT, 49,.
n prol3Hc Court hoiiru m DiHrWs in sail
district on Hs Pa dag ~ Or'lher 1880.
g'fs,siF. !!ffEH"Ne {t'H 4iti}, ,ju'ly-,
TUNuE foregoing amp. Cruces. 'v-Iur prevented 90 th,
L court, b. b. oulrrcl tlil, 30 person. concerned
hG notified o. uWsHr before tlId ,uuTF 100 % session
thereof to hg hu'uou 40 tho Pruhrtc office ia puu.
yl, aiag.sl, tAs aist day 81 D.tnbcr, lshu. 60
show cause, 10 any rN,i., whv The hccn-c and au.
ihurity ashci for shluId nor bc granted And Tor
the purpose 10 , further urloicl chat copy ct .ii
application and " th., ORDER 70" published three
vr''r -urf'-.-ivrv IN ERR & iir'rrii p urvsuurcH
printed 900 ST. Juhu.hUry, iu The state, a, which
publications, shall hc previous 90 the time -oi iol
-aM hearing. THERON HOWARD, Judge.
\ true copy VfRcvuul, tGSSW3
Attest THERON HOWARD, Judge
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sS- The storm is coming The people of
the North will do well to pack up their traps
and make ready for move; for as to living
here after the measures embodied in the fol-
lowing pledge shall have been adopted, no
one can conceive it possible. We copy it
from the Charleston Mercury; and il is sign
ed by some seventy persons:
"AXn, the undersigned, citizens of ST. Hell
cna Parish, pledge ourselves most solcmnly
never To- employ any coaster owned by n cit1
zen of the North or manned 10y Northern
crew, to take any part OF our products 10 the
city'of Charleston or elsewhere