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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Al GENTLE tSINT.A

Ned Grimcswofca sad coantenance. He
was asked what was the matter, but no salts
factory ankwer was Forthcoming. At length.
"a particular fFiend obtained the following
parti4ulark Of him
aYou Know said Ned, Il have been j
coartlng Saily.W a long while, and 50 We Il
he'd i lotionof getting married, S1when the T
old Colonel -
ado on, Nsa, don,tbs ! boy what about.
tile Colonel 81
eHtby, you.see, Sally said l had Better
ask Him, &nd 81 did, az peElite as ! knew
hew9 ssts,
e.Well, what reply did he make ~
Why. he kinder limited round as if l
warn't wanted thsre, no how IT.,
"Well, Ned. let Us know what they were
what Gle Colonel said to disturb your
mind SOL Ill.,
e.WGy, he sail-a
asaid What III
"Wlbv he said that if be catched me there
agaial he1lseowhide me till hadn't an,, inch :.
Of rhilIe left on my back, darn hims
PArERxAL SJLlclTuDE WE witaessedan
exhibition of anxious foresight and care on
the part Of parent the other day that struck
US some Al gentleman, in passing one Of
the Numerous vendors of green fruit on the
Common, bought ! peach and gave it 10 /,
LITTLE girl, who was playing near. b., &
child ran 70 show the tempting fral, l. ,ss he
father who was lolling ON the g,e.n ss.s 40
He took the peach, put It inte az mo- :, ~
handed the stone back =, tie ehad tsls M
her TINT, 9 il vas very anursfai to Young child.
CT TO e atlng pa''4es and the likes 8 tina. ;
II wqula gEe fem the oOllerqy
az7 J. is more difficult to rnaks the ere lie
anao any other organ We are possessed Of
i 70 tell what ) woman says, pay attention to
her tongue If yOu would ascertain what
she means. pay attention to her eye To talk
IN opposition to the heart IS one Of the east
est things in the world-to look this opposi-
ton, however, is more difficult than algebra.
Again q isay never believe girl hates you
4 until S1-at
f-4t - 5 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

y BidFfin ID
ttD pftiiFl ~ Ia = ~
ma and ST ain Baat
siih 10b4f lsfaHds q.
fisyaHna Cftafs
50 coo bali ss,,,iIi ish,,5lo
/ IS TOO Asnarls.a Ill dD
~ !. il'7iees 'tfrssh brat
IeS boxes Ro>la soap
70 Aim ana Ross
and TolistI do /
20 Castle. do.
q sharits gfeal
raritfg. do.
! 20 hgsks Moasd shd
Dipped G Candies.
- Q Sperm 4 Hydfaul-I
5c Pressed
IS +" III lb. boxes
. iof family use
$50 = Ad8maniIne do,
2i0 boxes Cheese,
IG1 S,aFeh ami cboc
0late
i05 Rams No. / and .
iaint- lined Cap Isaper,
ilD : Letter 90.
- plain Letter aud Cap.
45l9 Ream4 double and
inglr Wrapping do.
40 dgubh and single
!. Tea %.
4 $40 "a < Factory filled
Fine add e. AZ Salt,
40 .i'elzt,s htltl hair boxes
2 vi Z & i.ll's ~
~ ai'. 'n5sad kli'
l41Il aug Eng
- '.ss y l'n ~
~ rag PIT assorted
=. = =
- eoits ijfd Cord and
y, 4 .ll'ns i'3l Id Rope,
~ 5,,.i shat. y nafnon
Soo Us !, ptIff 81 Mace
- a y, !, I /, ijaE.
Z, 8s'~. 'e = Up
y, ~ ri
X ~ ] \, sF =. ~
t,s..,,,. '''' Ss'uel
:. 49,
n s,lls T..gsiEI, :.
III Wblfi,Sg @.''
70 Ills nbs;,
l5 casks NH Ms4a;...
WIG :. -
10 y p.le ara pr,,,,.,,
O. ' iptoNh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
TT i1F FARfINGroN on TnE CouET.

= Vas VITA ali anxious feeling. tbo otto,
2a .ss Mrs Partingt9n, having smoI.
:. }}.'NSlasses Of her specs, directed 6er
q =: :3iea1fyoFgansr towards the western stv.
t 81 5ne :, the comet. 81 can't sec it.3
m23tb If tH;s shade Of vexatidn vas percop-
praise So ltutheqatory ssvsten, tFst ' tt
ed Typ that canine t6e sfa ss4 .r ,aas s5ey
tq6nor te constdf4a avg w e paso are g NIX
1Fo!R the ne N, man T. a The IF the great bear
e@lbst q ill Wiz eTer III all il the
Without any tail, | should Ksffe al any
It'sIonnatpral but most people ., ! comet
keI, as long. as it is now EhethHso -
tail Pr not and the printers will man .
about it long enough, for they are a..
getting uncomical stories y With a Co.
plaiht aboRt the falling dew andsa Sigh
muTmer Of disappointment the old lady dis
appHared behind the deal door like them moor
behind 4 Pathfkder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

AGkEAr SSAKE,-The Springfield Repub-
.Iicaa says that 4 black snake was killed on
Mount Tom, on Tuesday. 1t WAS found to
cont tain seven full grove rcd sqairrels-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

TT Com. Jones, who has recently return
Cd 70 ~ ashington from the co,amand Of the
United States squadron in th@Pacifie. est
natsslHthat tile yield Of the golden country
next year viii not fail short Of fifty millions
Of dsIars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Ttss1 TE>rfuE loyE..

Il Ft =
An thai Albert Durer3s Wife cared about
washer husband S love and Of that She. wish
edIo be Certain she concluded, therefore
her honey moon in this way One nigifes9he
became very i'll and t4e artist was alarmed
She destined seais tea Tue sefEant Fas
callelf{pp Susanna appeared {AaA B9s
sat the good husband ast5 neii the httie
teapot over tile fame .of tk+ Iaulp e hpil
till ii became too hotfor hislti gers and tfen'
Susanna held it by the hauHie tilkRt was too
hot for her and willingly the. master took
his turn Thus they both sat, talking ~ an.
under toae, and looking II each other with
anxious eogntenances till IL was boiled ~
When. however, Susanna was gone, and AL
bert carried the tea 10 bis dear! beautiful
Agnes there she lay laughing under the cov-
erlet. She flung her arms around has meek,
and said. I: [ only wished to see whether
thou really cared for me. Now drink thy
own tea to.cate thy fright Fl And he drank,
while she blew upon his smartipg fingers,
kissing, meanwhile, the points Of them ~
Whether every husband would belpleased at
Ter sush adeception, we cannot undertake TO
say.
FAErsx AGRIcrLTrRAL a kiR--- The time
fixed apon for holding. the Fair Of the Agri-
cultural spciety Of Fairfax county. Virginia,
IS the s0lh and 81 * of October next. They
autieipate much lafgerlexAibitidn this YEAR
than tie one last fall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

lust rsssissa and lor sale-9O Barrels good
d knpersAe Hoar.
Sept Z. 1850 WM. S. LOCK & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

G5- Andrew Brand, known .askfhe Ken
tacky Fat Boy, died at Albany on Wednes-
day last, aged rs years He was probably
the largest human being in existence, weigh
ipg 20 less than 5S7 pounds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
% Eaa lafIe.FI..

GesAr MGETIxB oF DEAr MeFis-A
meetiag IF deaf nihtes 10 the number 81 four
hlpartl, for the purpose Of presenting silrer
pitehqfs to their former ihstruetoFs took
Place atfk-IIaltforl, C6t.necticat[on tl1e :.6tb
nit The whole proceeding. wsre bidkly II.
teIs4t.hg The design Of tilelnegtibr Ms
stated in mt tps7cb. tllat III toSsby M
signs, ny Lewis Weld. Esq Sinilaraddress
g Fere made BY Mcssrs Brown. SFafori.
LeFing, Gallaudet aud Clere. Tie pieces Of
plate presented TO each gentleman, consisted
II masslreand highly wrought silver pitch
er, and large and beautiful salver
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

f1NkEE lNoutsiTtYENEss We zee by tile
Boston papers that Mr. Andrews. the Eailor.
IS constantly beset BY persons who are anx-
lops g know if he believes Professor WEB
stfr 90 be really, dead TLp jail&f-s answer
~ that, a. tue man was hanged, the body
coihned twelve hours, and then put eight feet
under grounH his sincere belief IS flat If lie j
is NOT dead htpsoon viii be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

M The New York Post states that Mr.
Skertett, the comic actor. formerly attached
80 the Baltimore Museum, has, by file recent
death Of relative ID England, become a
barouet. He is now Sir George Skerrett.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

! ny Senator Gwihf7 Of California has Of
feredIa bill in the Senate, TO Authorize the
coinake oflarge rectangular gold coins or in.
cots, e Sc struck atthe Z S. Mint. the val
0e toIbe from one hundred to ten thousand
dallafs each
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

PtnIc LaHgs-T Tie lamountIof the pub
Tic la,ids already granted BY the present Fey
crcss. aud those which have bedn asked for+
il aid of-yariops projects and for various
gratmties will not bdl less than iltty tAl44lotis
Of acres
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

LARGE CArrLe Col B. ] Bassfl, Of
Harrison couRty. Virginia. has pqrehascRQf
Mr. A Minor. of the same county, the fol-
lowing cattle, 10 be fattened fir tHe Balti-.
more aud other Eastern markets OnepFalr
Of oxen, four years Old weighing 4i0ee
pounds; one pair sikfyears old weighing s.
600 Tbs and another pair six years old,
weighing $500 lbs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

"WIbg ne said that if be catched me there
again hadSeowhide me till hadn't an, inch
Of rhilIe left on my back, darn hims,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
To Market Gardeners, and all
others concerned.

Alexandria. Sept {. 1850
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
TIE WING PARTY.

We call the attention Of Wings to
an article on our first page taken from
The Richmond Republican, and the re-
marks thereon, by the NcU York En-.
press, under the above caption. We ask
a deliberate and candid perusal of those
articles - calm reflection upon tho facts
they present Of the past, and the hopes
and fears Of the future. Noiwith.
standing those articles were addressed
10 members Of Congress, mainly, to
warn them Of the designs of Di8union.
lists and Abolition Fanatics, and tho
intention Of locofoc os to profit by the
excitement, they apply with equal force
10 this county, where the locofocos are
raising n great hue and cry for the sole
purpose of defeating the wings, and
placing their own party in q position
10 maintain the ascendoncy hereafter.
After this election and excitement is
over. we shall hear nothing Of States.
Right parties-but il will be the old
locofoco party, against the wing party
the former reinforced and strength,
cncd by few il will carry off from
the latter.
We ask wings to pause and reflect,
ere they take a position which is des,
tined TO strengthen the party against
which they have ever acted, and which
brought upon US, against our will and
70 'es,the difficulties and troubles that are
,cw creating such excitement
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01

vote; he characterized the scheme pro.
posed as monstrous system of cor.
ruption for making votes TO support the
government; he was in favor of reduc.
ing and graduating the prices of land
10 enable worthy men to obtain homes;
he said the scheme was TO take money
out of the treasury and give it TO men
without any consideration whatever; he
was unwilling to take away proper in.
cen,ive; TO locate and give lands 10 low
bred vagabonds 10 be found in oil the
purleus, and force them TO take them,
whether willing or not.
The Hon. Thomas Ewing has rccciv.
cd Geographic information of his ap-
pointment to the Senate, by the Cover
nor Of Ohio, to ill the place Of Mr..
Corwin. He expected 10 receive his
commission tonight. This will be q
vote gained for the Compromise bill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
THE TEHAUNTEPEC ROUTE.

The National Mtcligencc,, referring
TO the fact of tho conclusion of a Trea
~ with Mexico, securing the right of
way for railroad across the Isthmus
of Tchauntepec says:-"The success of
this negotiation cannot fail to be graft.
flying TO commercial men, and indeed TO
all who look to tho retention of our
possessions on the Pacific. As an an.
cllory measure 10 the great canal by
the way Of Nicaragua, ii must go fur
Their towards binding together the AT.
lantic and Pacific States than any thing
which can be devised. except indeed
that magnificent enterprise itself, which
is now taken under the joint protec-
ton Of Great Britain and the United
States, and will, before long be under
the protection Of all the maralime
States of the world President Polk
instructed Mr.. Trisl when he sent him
to negotiate the Treaty of Guadalupe,
TO offer five millions of dollars for the
right of transit across at Tchauntepec.
Every benefit contemplated by that ar
rangement, if our intelligence be true,
has been secured by the administration
of President Taylor, without, costing
the Nation a dollar; and we gain the
additional advantage of binding Mexi
CO herself 10 protect the work which is
necessary 10 unite US with our Pacific
Territories. Tho benefits resulting TO
the United States from tho canal and
railroad will be incalculable; and
through ages to come the name of Pres
ident Taylor, who took the first steps
towards uniting all the nations of the
world in an object SO beneficial TO all
will be remembered with grat:tudo.-
He has now passed to his account, and
no flattery can "sooth the dull cold ear
of death" but VIC, who supported him
in life, gladly pay this feeble tribute to
his memory.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01

Sr. LOUIS TIMEs.-This establish
mcnt was recently sold, under deeds Of
trust and brought 829O0--Judgo Krum
being the purchaser. Mr.. Mcfarland
the former Proprietor, is ou,in Z card
in which he says he has been swindlod
out Of ollicc. household furniture, and
home, and very Significantly points to
Judge X. as the swindler. We sym
puthisc with Mr.. Mcfarland, in his DIES.
titutc posilion-brokon down in health
and hope he may be able 10 recover al
least compensation for the sacrifices
he has made.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
Candidates Department.
Announcement Fee, S3-m Adrdnce.

We are authorized to announce Henry II.
DaciS, Esq, candidate for Sheriff of Char
iton county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN SWEET
NAM candidate for Justice of the County
Court Of Howard county, Of the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce WIN. S.
WRIGHT, a candidate for Justice of the Coun-
ty Court of Howard county at tho ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce FRANCIS w.
DIGGEs a candidate for Justice of the County
Court of Howard county at The ensuing Angus,
election.
We are authorized to announce VIM II.
GUERIN, n candidate for Justice of the County
Court of Howard county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to aonounce A. A. PUGH,
a candidate for Constable Of Charlton town
ship, at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
SOUND TALK.

That excellent little wing sheet, the
Louisiana Record, concludes an article
Of cheer and advice TO the wings, as
follows:--
No map who PROCESSES 10 be wing, is
worthy Of The name, who will abandon his
principles, desert his colots, when every
breeze brings most cheering news for the
wing cause, and when there is every proba,
billy OF wing victory. The mon who pro.
fcsses to be q wing, but secretly designs 10
defeat wing candidates, stabs his friends ia
the dark, and is worse, ond moro to be
dreaded Than On open foe There should be
unnnimity among the wings and no med
ding with Benton issues. Let our oppo>
nents manage their family quarrel 10 suit
themselves. Give them fair field, but be
sure 10 keep "hands off,
That is the doctrine Gen. CLARK
publicly taught in the Court House al
Fayotto, in tho spring Of l919, when
the locofocos made an unsuccessful at
tenptto inveiglo tho wings into their
quarrel. How different sounded his
donunciations of John G. Miller, from
the Same stand, few weeks sincel
Was he right then, or is he right no,o7
Let the applause bestowed upon his
speeches by Lowry, Jackson, Rawins,
McKoen and locofocos generally, an
swcr!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
THE DEMOCRACY OF ST. LOU
IS-JUDGE BOWLIN AND THE
UNION NEWSPAPER.

Judge Bowlin has abandoned his post
at Washington, and come home to look
after his interests in the election. He
opened very tartly on the st. Louis
Union, for threatening 10 publish some
of his communications, written last
summer, reviewing the Jackson reso-
lulions, and denouncing them in the
strongest terms, as follows:
"The Union shall hear from me next
Monday night; the infamous dog who had
not The ability 10 conduct his paper, and
who called upon me to assist him, now seeks
TO expose me by what he calls letters in his
possessions; let him do it-there is not pen.
itantiary in the land that would yield con.
vict as Infamous as Phillips OF the ST. Louis
Union-aud let him publish these private
communications OF confidential nature,
addressed to him-to a man who had not
the ability to do his own writing, He said
he wanted his fellow.cIizens 10 read the
Union OF this evening, and see his JugaJ0o;
and if have slandered any gentleman OF
this meeting or OF this county, | now ask
pardon, for such vllainous associations and
company"
To this the Union replies, and from
its reply we make few extracts:
"We have inquired if The man was drunk
when he talked thus, and have been told
he was not. His few friends say he is not
insane, and if neither drunk nor insane, we
brand him, for daring 10 use such language
towards US, as liar, o scoundrel, and vii.
lain! We ask pardon Of our readers for
such words, but they are necessary 10 repel
such a charge.
"That during last summer, Bowlin hung
round our Office daily. and there despatched
Col. Benton with lulsome adulalion, is
known 10 almost every patron Of the Union
in this city; and it is equally we'll known
that we always considered him an insu(Iera>
BILE bore 10 our establishment. If We had
needed assistance such as he states. we
would sooner have received it from school
boy Of ten years old, than from Judge Bow
lin. We proclaim it without fear Of con.
tradiction' that he is at this moment, the
most perfect ignoramuS that at present dis,
graces our National Hall OF LegiSlalon.-
What infamous presumption in this man,
who has not even the ordinary rudimenls OF
an English education, TO pirate about his lit.
eroTy and editorial abilities, and his 'assis-
lance 10 the ST. Louis Union
He says, we 'sEal hear from him on Mon.
day night We tell him before hand, that
either common sense, common English or
common decency, we do not expect 10 hear
from him on that occasion, and we here give
to this senseless, clustering person, in all SC.
fiousness, little addago, quaint and old,
that he should not forget in his present el,
forts; which is that "those who live in glass
houses should not throw stones"
BY way OF return for what he may tell US
on Monday, we tell him on our part now,
that bis political doom is sealed-he is de-
iunct-politcally dead and rotten, wilhou. |
hope Of resurrection
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
BosToN, July 25th.
Littlcfcld and Professor Webster

Littleficld and Professor Webster
had and interview yesterday in Jail al
the desire of the latter. The profes.
sor said he could not rest until he had
acknowledged that he had done Little.
field great injury and asked his forgive.
ness. He said that Liitlefeld, in his
testimony,had told nothing butthe truth,
but that he (Webster,) knew nothing
about the sledge. hammer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
MAJ. JACKsON'S CIRCULAR.

Mni Jackson has addressed O circu-
lar TO the voters of tho county, explain.
ing his position as candidate for the
Legislature. The Major claims to have
been q candidate, unollicially, since last
spring, when he published his views,
in answer TO call upon himself and
Owen Rawlins TO become candidates,
and consequently is much astonished
that he is now called an Independent
candidate. This charge, he says, is
made, too by DEMOCRATS, pho are be-
ieUcd to hare made the bargain with
Clark" He says: "IfI am an Inde-
pendent candidate, il must be because
the Democratic party, by an arrange
ment with Clark, is running him."
The Mujor makes a very strong ap-
peal TO his democratic friends, and
prays them TO rebuke this trade of the
Fayot,c Clique, by which they are to
support wing. lie says it has been
charged thu, he was brought GU, by the
wings! and says the charge is "baso
calumny"--(on tho wings, most assur.
cdlyD
With Mr.. Jackson, whom we see
him and his friends, and Gen. Clark and
his friends, pursuing the course. they
respectively are, we think there is
something rotten in the State of Den
mark" and as we occupy between
them the position of the wife towards
her husband and the bear, we await the
reimbursement with composure.
PREMIUM NATURAL LEAF TOBACCO
We acknowledge the receipt of plug
Of chewing tobacco, put up by Mcssrs.
LEWIS & BRoTuERs, Of ST. Louis, from
the Premium Hogshcad, purchased by
them al the recent exhibition for pre-
miums in ST. Louis. Ii is put up in
the natural statc, and to one who has
taste for the weed, is most pleasant
indeed. The production Of SO fine an
article in our State, and the superior
manner in which our manufacturers
prepare it, speaks alike well for our
soil and their skill, and is fast suporco
ding the demand for foreign article.
Success to home products and manu-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
SPEAKING TO-DAY.

Mr.. Leonard will address tho pcopl C
Of this place and vicinity today, on
the subjects involved in tho COMPRESSION
al canvass, in behalf of tina; sterling
Wing. JOHN G.. MILLER. We under
stand Mr.. c, T. Jackson will reply, on
the part of JAMES S. GREEN, We hope
they will have q good audience.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
PORTLAND, Maine, july 25,

Mr.. Homlin was to-day elected Sen
ator in both Houses of the Legislature.
In the House on the second ballot; in
the Senate on the third. The particu-
lar as 10 the votes are not given.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
J. p.-Col. w. w. WILSON is II can

J. P.-Col. w. w. WILSON is can
didutc for Justice of the Peace, in this
Township. As he is tho only candidate
for that responsible position, who has
thought proper TO announce TO the poo
pie that he would serve them, he should
occupy on upper scat in their minds on
election day. The Col. 10 Sound" on
the "niggcr question"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01

UJ7We orc indebted TO friend DAppn
of the Julia, for last Saturdays Occi,
dcntal Messenger, the new wing paper
recently started in independence. by
J. w. II, Patton. 1t is very hand
some sheet, every way worthy of the
support Of the wings Of that section
Success to i.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01

CHoLrRA.--The cholera still prevails
a! ST. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and
Pittsburgh. The intermcnts reported
at the different burial grounds of ST.
Louis, last Friday, show Is TO have
died of Cholera. This was q decrease
from the day previous.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
JOHN C.. MILLER.

Wings, do not forget your candidate
for Congress. He is cmincntly worthy
your support, and Let him have it, cor
dially. A full Wing vote, will set him
uhead Of tho other candidates in How.
ard, and he ought to have it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01
CINCINNATI. july 2G-7 p. NJ,

! Deaths from cholera 80, other dis,
eases 33-the disease is extending
through the country, and in many pla-
ces attacks have been most violent.
Business is very dull, no change to
notice in tho market, except, decline
of l-4c in whisky-sales 81 Ia a 81
Lee.