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The New York herald., 1850-02-21

Clay and General Foots sparkling, and the weather
10 sparkling!
The Union which vas dissolved In the House ysstsr
day. all day long and all night long that is until past
~ o'clock midnight, ss strong and sparkling this
morning ever.
What . sosns that was in the House, to be sure =
For the first time parties took sectional positions ana
tried conclusions the floor Of Congress The minority
chsok mated the majority by killing time and the day
which was sresoiuton dsyo and preventing soion of
any kind. That mastsrly inactivity In this sgs
Of progress. Possibly IL was right Under the safe
guards and balances Of the constitution the majority
not to tranps the rights Of the minority under
foot But right wrong Il will not look we'll It home
nor speak vs abroad for our country and nstitu
ttons. WHIT
The runor respecting MT Secretary Clsytsn's resg,
nation k specusted upon In all political circles here
Ii IL established that Mr. Clayton has been rebuked by
the cabinet for his In conducting negotiations
with Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer, rsspscting Nicaragua
and the Secretary Of State has been much chsed
and urred In consequence and has signined resolve
to resign Whch the President says must not be carried
into eject Tks cid hero has much pride In kespins
his cabinet together Thus far he has been utterly
willing to let his best friends say word against any
Of them But this state Of things lasti It cannot
One of the ondts whpsred in the whg circles is that
the wbig members OF Congress to have meeting,
the cabinet what II is and what 1t ousbt to be- aud
aPpoiIt committee TO wait upon the President and
lsy said representation before him
hilst President Taylor still retains the element of
popularity and lives as securely in the affections and
TIE hearts OF his ooubtrymen ever Is openly pro-
clan that there cannot be found whig mem bers
Cergrets who desire the present cabinet to be
sr In this state OF things what ought be done!
NLa Brtish cabinet reDsiss in power (no how
much the sovereign may be attached to r, or how much
pride that sovereign may have to retain it day
sitter the House Of Commons has defeated measure Of
that cabinet?
The Nicaragua question, what isit? whv should
make treaty with EDgiaud In the matter! England
has rghts in Nicaragua TO enable her to treat
any part OF the latter territory her rights But
what is the treaty fort Who wish 1t made! Is for
the benefit Of tpecuators whe have charter granted
by the govern Of that coustry to construct rail-
read ship canal scrossit The prestige of such
would add great value to their stock aud enable
them to sell IL at great profit.
But will the canal railroad in question be
sncted by the chartered company by body else.
II either shvuld be, how long before it would be
taken and upset- not to say sunk by more OF
tho.e de'uucve earthquakes which frequently occur
in that region?
10 my mind the presumption Is clear, that neither
the csrsl the railroad will be oonstruc ted at that
rtinttreatesw with Great Britain the subject
ueaties. REFS EFFENDI.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

The Pehtieoi Hevfron- Rn-esed R,sisrefisn sf Mr.
Cisyfs~- 7Ae k,esrsens 7Sesry. &c
ststling times ve have ~ the Nstiansi metropolis
Just now. The politicians are spsshiiss the debates
In Ccperess are spsrklps thu aisousssons In the
cabinet are sparkling the white Hsuss irve.s are
parking Old Zach Is spsrkiins sbsmpssps 10 spsrs
a, q the bsiss cosgugssi here sr. sparhlinx -sir
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

wasplseroz Fsb. 10 1850.
The keA and the South Mr.. Clay and Cen H1asieh-
Mr.. Ysnstk's Speech, &c. &c.
The srisis has come California aud all our con-
quests beginning work that win "~ork QUITE US
far more e1ceedipg and eternal weigh. Of glory" IL
principle and patriotism instead o politics and party
guide esisistcrs In Congress assembled. The ex-
tr.mes North and South, Who have played into each
others hands for . quarter cf century past; hsvs
brought dsupion to the very doors Of the Csp'toii
and the noble ard gallant Henry Clsy, sns the var
worn Sam Heuston have both rebuksd the fsnates OF
the North and south and evinced In their respective
speeches hisb and erated patriotism atcts disre-
gard Of self and all sectional feelings shieh 10 uuy
dare 20 think and sps All of q dissolution OF the Mon
Espry Clay and Sam Houston hsv. spoken boldly
their cours,ls may be hssdel Thsy are both
great and sccd men, snd slthougn & zoe on nos,..s
;a.s h': :,., ate IN: love s'h. ..ssg .na ny
cpiy exist. in u. mouth. Of very f.- men in
Cor grsss ana they make terrible noise san hous-
ton ssya that 70 hear t~o wolves on rrairis, one
would swear that thsr. thousand 10 h 90 .ith
nsse Wolves, hovlips dsupioni thsJ make 's'rio's
The House Of Representatives presented . scene,
tsiEipe all description, last night AZ tssivs occcs
they adjourned. accomplishing. What poor feter ava
aftsr telling all nIsht-hs eassht nothing BY this
nsrseement the south have triumphed in asmnen -
the rsesnios fer the sdnsssnn Of Csnorpis goes over
for weeks In this vsy the South win triumph,
% sbs ever has done.
hr. v.nabi- made o speech In the House To-
deg. foil Of danger, alarming even TO hear, snd
coming dovp the free settlers and sbolitiorsts vn
si the ter ard turpsntipe % North Csroiins David
winct and Preston King two fat honest sleek hesa-
"a lockipe hes soiers listened stt.ptiveiy and took
~ patiently. Let me have men about me tnat are
rat, siesk headed, and that sleep nights" am my.
..r opposed TO the admission % tsfornia 2, shout
be vsre . citizen Of that country Why did they not
ffn separate and Independent government cut lose
rtm Uncle Sam snaoeo ON their ovn bees sod assoro
eventually, Mssico and the South American States J
Their people constitutions and laws would be Identical
With and II vould b. better Cor both countries.
TIE Hoborsbls Zsdce Pratt Ut your state vas here
With bts lovely eauehter. JACOB.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
CITY foIillcs.

The council Of sashsms met last evening at Tsmms-
ny Hall, to determine upon the propriey Of allowing
the meeting, called to repudiate aud denounce the
Wilnot provso, and the egitstors who would dissolve
the Union, to be held at Tsnmspy Hail. Tue council,
save three were In favor Of the movement but
sequence Of the three absentees which made oonsti
tutional quorum, were compelled to adjourn without
acting upon it, The meeting will be held however and
we have no doubt a. at the expression of its
viii be for the Union and against thu Wilmot prosso
Mr. Howard, the lessee OF IammaDy fall, has been
Leased from bis obligation, under the terms of his
lssse and will permit the occupancy OF the old wig
wan for the important asembiage because OF the
action OF the Sachems the matter referred to thea
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
Enthusiastic Union m mAeesing IN the Sixth

The democrats Of the Sixth hslds most spirited
and enthusiastis meeting last evening" In the Sixth
Ward Hotel, for the purpose Of testyg their deter
mnstion to maintain the federal Union, all hazards
and to dsnounce al who should dare assail Il. 1t
Of the most assembsgss that has t.
place In long time, and there was but voice and
determination manifested In regard to the Union
and that was, that It must and shall be preserved
Half past being the time appointed for the meet
Ing, at that hour Mr.. Edward Logue was unanimously
appointed chairman, and MIR. John F. Cannon and
vera others, secretaries As soon these prelimius
RES concluded committee of three was appoint
ed to draft preamble and resolutions expressive of
the Of the meeting the subject for which 1t
convened. In short time the following Of
fered. and unanimously passed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ALABAMA.
New Orleans. Oct3

4NC" SliCuusy OOt'
The Alabama has arrived from Cha
gres with San Francisco dates to the Isl
of September--with ITO passengers.
Peace hiss been restored in Sacramen.
10 City.
Late advices from Texas state that
Col. Wilson. the special messenger
had returned. Gov. Bell intends issu.
ing a proclamation, subjec,ing TO the
popular vote the proposition of the
General Government, Immediately or
the arrival of Col. Lewis with the off
cial news of the passage of the BILL
The vote will probably be taken abou
the LIST of September.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thrt the under
~ signed has obtained from the Clerk of
the County Court of Howard county, in vaca-
ton, letters of Administration upon the estate
of Cassius Nelson decd, late of said county,
bearing date the 9th day of September, 1850
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make inn ediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them, properly au.
thenticated, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit of said estate, and if said
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
Oct. 3-3w. J, w. HENRY, Admr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

EXPLOSION AT CoLuMBIA.-A terri.
BILE explosion occurred at Columbia
last Saturday, killing several person:
and wounding number of others. 1t
took place in the store room of Mr.
Stephens, where a gentleman was smok.
ing in the immediate vicinity of two
kegs of powder, both of which were
ignited by fire that fell from his cigar.
There was some thirty person in the
room at the time, and the escape of any
of them seems almost miracle, as the
wall ofone side ofthe house was blown
entirely down letting the whole build
ing down within few inches of their
heads. The accident occurred about
ii o'clock 10 the forenoon. Four per.
sons had died at last accounts, and sew.
eral others were considered dangerous.
" injured.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
FUGITIVE SLAVES.

The passage of the fugitive slave bill
created quite q stampede among that
class of persons and their friends, in
the northern cities. We observe q
number of fugitives left Pittsburg i'm
mediately upon the receipt of the news
and others were making active prePar'
atoms to leave for Canada. Meetings
have been held in Boston and New York,
composed Of free negroes, fugitive
slaves and few abolitionists, al which
no little indignation was manifested
A Geographic dispatch from Boston,
dated the I'd, says
Great excitement! prevails in various parts
OF the Slate in consequence Of the Fugitive
Slave law, and the rumored presence Of slave
cachers al Worcester and Springfield, both
places Gro said 10 contain large numbers
Of runsways. A, Springfield last night g
meeting OF blacks and whites was held
infammatory speeches were made against the
law, and determination expressed, that moi
single fugitive slave should be taken out OIL
Springfield, law or no law. The fugiives
were earnestly recommended to arm them.
selves. Hard aud bloody work is is erpec,
led there il any attempt should be made Ia
arrest them.
A dispatch from New York, of the
same date, says
The meeting last nigh, OF blacks an,
whites ct Zion Church was addressed b,
speakers Of both colors. They unanimous
Iy denounced the Fugitive Slave law. an
expressed their determination to oppose it a
the point OF bowie.knigss and with revolvers
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
SENATOR CAUSE.-THE Agitator.-W

SENATOR Cause.-The Agitator.-We
cannot conceive a more miseIa,a business
Tor Senator OF the United States to be en-.
gagged in, than that which member from
Ohio smb.aced yesterday, in the effort to
kindle anew the fires OF sectional strife,
which happily have been extingushed there
thanks TO the combined efforts of wiser
statesmen and better patriots than he. One
would think that Demogosueism, political
Free Soiism and professional Abolilionism,
would rest awhile from its deveish work, sat.
sfed with the fierce contentious it has been
mainly instrumental in stirring up during
this session Of Congress. But no! The
trade must be encouraged. II agitation is a,
an end, political starvation sarss them in
the face. It's case OF life and death, with
these mischief,makors, and in that light we
must look upon the Ohio Senator's attempt
10 introduce bill, yesterday, prohibiting sls>
very 10 The Territories OF the United States
!! was but response to similar movement
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

tFarmers! Ponder well over the thou
sand accidents that daily befal horses and
cattle, which often render them useless for
life; when, if you would make it a point to
always keep on hand II. g. FarreEs Ara
bian Liniment, you could have the animal
cured in few days; and thus not only save
time, but you would avoid the risk of losing
the creature altogether. See advertisement.
N. B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. B. Farrells Arabian Liniment
abass counterfeit, which has just made it,
appearance. 3-2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

which was made in the House day or two
since, and one that we noticed particularly
at the time. Mr.. Chase knew it could do
no good. He knows that Congrass is on
the eve Of adjournment. and cannot be forced
back to tresd over again the perilous ground
into which he seeks TO drive ii. The few
words ELECTED from Messrs. Clay and Cass
seem to have shamed the gentleman into q
withdrawal Of the motion 10 introduce his
bill.-N Y Tribune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

merits completely tested, he confidently APP
peals to the thousand certificates of its won
derful cures, and hence for its great superior
ity over oil other similar compounds. II is
therefore matter of no surprise, that the
question is freqently asked--"Why does DR..
Bulls Sarsaparilla continue to advance rapid
" in the favor and confidence of the public,
when all other similar preparations, which
have preceded his, has been cast aside as un-
worthy of the slightest notice?" Though it
Is not required yet this question is easily an.
swered. DR., Bull has not worked alone for
pee uniary preferment; gain has not been his
sole object; he has had a higher and nobler
aim constantly in view-that of relieving the
sufferings of his fellow.creatures. Unlike
those who compound good article for short
time that they may gain reputation, and
having attained the object of their wish, re-
duce their article, by leaving out its most val
liable ingredients, TO a worthless mixture, in
order to accumulate wealth, DR.. Bull has con-
tinued to use the COSTLY ingredients which
his loug study and experience enabled him to
discover, and which has been Of such invalua-
BILE service to suffering humanity. He seeks
to gain an uDspo;ted reputation, not only for
! himself, but also for his renowned Sarsaparil.
Ia, and is fact worthy to be recorded, that
every gallon of the Sarsaparila sold by DR.
Bull is made with his own hands and under
his immediate superintendence. For severa
years past he has been daily experimenting
in administering his mixture, without charge
to patients pronounced incurable. and to his
eternal fame be it recorded, his efforts have
been crowned with the most wonderful success
His Sarsaparilla has now gained such wide
spread reputation, and been established upor
such solid basis, that he is firmly satisfied
of his undoubted merits, and confidently chal
lenges the combined Medical skill of Europe
and America to produce, out of Sarsaparilla
superior to his Fluid Extract.
Dr.. Bull would here like to introduce few
of the many testimonials of the wonderful
effects of his Sarsaparlla, but to publish the
one quarter of the astonishing cures effected
by the use of this truly great medicine, would
require q volume of five hundred pages. ant
the Doctor has to be satisfied by offering thu
opinions of a few distinguished men, belev
ing that these opinions will be sufficient t
induce all who are afflicted to give Bulls sar
saparilla trial.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
TESTIMONIALS.

Req, E. w. Sehen-Reu. E. Stevenson.
The following is verbatim copy of GER
tifcate now in the possession of the proprie-
tor of Bulls Sarsaparilla. Rev. E. w. Sehon
is widely and generally known as an eloquent
an accomplished Pastor of the NJ E Church,
and Rev. E. Stevenson has been known as one
of the most talented and Jealous members that
the Ky. Conference could boast Of for many
years-and at this time is filing the high and
responsible station of agent for the M E Book
Concern. Can ~ world produce better, or
more satisfactory testimony in favor of any
medicine!
Louisville, May 90, ls49.
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and
have known it to be used with entire salts
faction; and we have no hesitation in stating
that we believe it to be sufe and valuable
medical compound, and calculated to produce
much good, and relieve much suffering; and,
therefore, would cheerfully and most earnestly
recommend it to the afflicted.
[Signed] E. w. SEHON,
E. STEVENSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
This Medicine, aohtn used according TO d.
Tectio1lS 1uiu Cure tuithout fail

This Medicine, 1chtn used according TO d.
rectionS will Cure Without fail:
Scrofula or Kings Evil; Cancers, Tumors;
Eruptions of the skin; Erysipelas; Chronic sore
Eyes; Ringworm or letters; Scaldhead; Rheu'
matism; Pains in the JOINTS old sores and ul.
GERS; Swelling of the glands; Dyspepsia; Salt
Rheum; Diseases Of the Kidneys; Diseases
arising from the use of mercury; Loss of APP
petite Pain in the Side and shoulders; General
debility; Lumbago dropsy; sore throat; Bron-
chltas; Coughs: Colds; Weakness Of the chest
Pulmonary Affections; Consumption; Liver
complaint; Female Irregularities and Com
plants; Sick and Nervous Headache; Low
Spirits; Night Sweat; Exposure or Imprudence
in life; Chronic Constitutional Diseases; and
as Spring and Summer drink and general
Tonic for the system and gentle and pleas
ant pur gatve, it is superior to Blue Lick or
Congress water, Salts, or Seidlitz powders.
Principal Depot 81 Fourth Street, Lou>
isville, KY, and for sale by o. HENDERSON,
Sale Agent. Glasgow Mo. (Oct $751; y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

Missouri RAIL ROAD BILL DEFEA'
TED.-lt turns out that the biIl,granling
landst the State of Missouri, to aid ir
the construction of,he Pacific and Han
nibal and ST. Joseph Rail Road, wa:
defeated in the House of Representa-
tives, on the Oath ul,., instead of having
been passed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
MISSOURI PENSION AGENCY,

WACoSOhl TEN DUN AGENCY.
To The Soldiers of the last par Nth Eng.
land, or any at the Indian Wars, and
of the late War aoith Me1ico.
III NDER the act Of Congress of the presen;
~ session, every volunteer who served in
any OF the above wars, or any others since
the organization of the Government is enti-
tied to from 40 TO l60 acres of land, according
to the length of time in actual service, with
the privilege of drawing smaller amount in
ready cash.
Having formed a partnership with a
gentleman of experience and fine business
qualifications in Washington city, who ha
been an officer in the Pension Department for
the last hive or six years, and heretofore en-.
gagged in settling claims of this kind. the un.
dersigned is now ready to attend to procur.
ing, with dispatch, either land or money for
volunteers in any Of the wars mentioned
above.
Postpaid letters from any portion of Mis-.
sourl VIII receive immediate attention.
Address JONI II. PRICE,
BoonviHe, Mo.
REFER TO
Hon, A. A. King, Gov. of Mo- ...
It, Gov. T. l.. Price, Jeff. Citv.
Atty Gen. VIM. A. Robards,
John A. A., Bushnell ISL i''"0'0' Henry Co, No.
Ex'Gov' N. M. Marmaduke,} Arm, po.,
Col. P w. THOMPSON, Arro~ foch'
Hon. Jas. Winston, Wasaw, Mo.
Judge George w. Dunn, Ri chmond, Mo.
Gen: Stee'ing Price. KeytesuiHe, Mo.
Saml J. duncan, Fayette, Mo.
Hon. J.. G, Miller, BoonpiAe, Mo.
Col. ]. B. Brant, 81. Lou,s, Mo.
fion. Isaac N. Jones, Seuannah, Mo.
Hon, John Polk
Hon Jas. Lindsay, MADISON co NO.
Hon. Jas. Ellison, Lesois Co No.
Hon. John G. Price, Clay Co No.
Col, A, Mckinney, Huntsville, No.
Hon Jas. NJ. Bean, Macon co No.
Boonville, Mo- Oct 3, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

REvIvAL.-We are much gratiied to
learn that an interesting protrac,ed
meeting was held in Fayette, during
last week, in the Methods, church, at
which number made profession OF
religion, and some fourteen attached
themselves 10 the church.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
PUBLIC NOTICE:

A CCORDlNG to Instructions received from
"A the Commissioner of the General Lane
Office, we will sell at Public sale on the l2tl
day of November 1850. the North West quar-.
ter of Section %, Township so, Range 20; al
Fayette Mo. Land Office
S. B. TODD, Register.
S. c. MAJOR, Receiver.
Fayette Mo. Land Office,
Octobar 10, 1850 ids.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FARM near Cambridge Saline county
IA containing 204 acres, first rate Tobacco
or Hemp land, 65 acres in cultivation, com.
Portable log house, kitchen. &c. Also two
large Tobacco barns, with room sufficient to
cure $4,000 lbs. Tobacco.
For terms, &c, apply to
B E. & M. s. POWELL,
Cambridge.
Oct l0-3w or ]. D. PERRY. Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
E. w. SEHON,
E. STEVENSON.

TESTIMONY like the tolloaDing, renders
superfuous all comments on the efficacy Of
Bulls SarsapariAa:
From Dr. L. P. Yandell, Prof of Chemistry
in the Louisville Medical College.
81 have looked over the list ofingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extract of
Sarsaparilla, and have no hesitation in saying
that they form safe compound. and one that
promises well in chronic diseases, to which it
is applicable" i. P. YANDELL, NJ. ID.
Louisville, June 6, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

PROCLAMATION OF Gov. QUITMAN-
Jackson, Mss, Sept. 2s.--Governor
Quilnam has issued his proclamation
converting the Legislature of Mississip,
pl on the 23d Of November. He gave
as his reason for this move, the recent
acts of Congress, and especially those
for the admission of California as a
state and for the abolition of the slave
trade IN the District Of Columbia
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
TO TIE PUBLIC!

The introduction of DR.. John Bulls une.
qnalled Sarsaparilla, has formed an era in the
medical world. Its rise, progress, and the
many wonderful cures it has effected, since il
was introduced to the public, have been sub.
Ject OF great astonis hment, and even comman-
ded the admiration of the American people
When the history of this truly wonderful med
icne is known, together with the extraordinry
exertions made by DR.. Bull, to make it the
most valuable ompound of SarsapGr known
TO the world, its rapid and Unprecedented
rise and progress, will no longer be theme
of establishment.
Twenty-six years since DR.. Bull, then bow,
came to Louisville, and was employed for a
number of years in studying the business of
an Apothecary, with Messrs Byers g. Butler,
Dr. L. Z. Wilson, and the lamented L. George
Jr', After leaving the service of Dr.. Wilson,
Or. Bull was employed by d. F. Scorch, an
old and celebrated German Physician of this
city, and for many years, a Surgeon in
the Grand Army of apoeon. DR.. Scorch,
during his life, made fluid Extract of Sorsa.
parilla for the especial use of the physicians
OF this city, and which was considered at that
time by Tar the most superior article made
Dr. Bull was employed by DR.. Scorch, in cora-
pounding this celebrated Sarsaparilla, and he
then conceived the idea and finally fully de-
termined Seventeen years since) to introduce
at some future period, for the consideration of
the afflicted, prepa ration Of Sarsaparilla.
Since that time his mind has been constant
ly employed in studying the ingredients, and
experimenting to find a complete, safe, and
valuable compound of Sarsrparilla, such one
as would be acknowledged by physicians as
undoubted in its efficacy, and hailed by the
afflicted with demonstrations of Joy. By close
and unremitting study, he at last succeeded in
gaining the desired end. His extract having
been several years before the public, and its