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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07
MARBLE, TOMB And GRAVE STONES,

II NilE subsctibfr respectfully returns hi.
i thanks to the Public for the liberal pat
ronage he has received during his residence
in this placo, and begs lenve TO inform his
friends and the public generally, iha, he is pre-.
pared 10 fill orders for Tomb and Grare Stones
out of Italian and American Marble, and
palmer material. ut as low rates as any es-
adjustment in the state-gUaranteeing salts
faction as to workmanship.
Intending TO devote his time exclusively to
the above business. persons may rely on hav.
ing their orders promptly filled.
Shop on Water Street, one door below the
Times Office. PHILIP BAtER.
Glasgow, August 80, 1919. -26--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07
LITE INSURANCE.

DY THE PHENIX INSURANCE co.
- OF ST. LOUiS--CAPITAL $50, 900, IN
ADDITION TO THE PREMiUM.--The Le-
gislature of Missouri having granted perpet-
ual charter for insuripg lives, and granting
hnnuilies 10 the above company, with guaran.
Lee capital of $50 600, which may be ncreas.
ed to S500,00O sn i'd company having been du.
" organized, now presents its claims to tho
public for a portion Of their patronage, be.
Iieving that when its charter md proposed
ma inner OF doing business shall be examined
aud understood, the advantages offered will
he obvious to all; amongst which we NAV
mention the following. The safety of a
stock company, with the benefits Of sharing
in the profits of the business the premium
graded 10 The lowest scale ofany responsible
company;the sem-anuus! payment of premi.
nms for the convenience of the assured: DAYS
of grace liberal, travelling privileges larger.
and residence in the southern States longer
than is usually given.
OF the many Advantages of life insurance
we do rot mink il necessary 10 speak in This
notice, they nre beginning to BE too correctlv
appreciated by the prudent and con sidera te,to
require any comment from US. Tothose de-.
string insurance or Information on tie s,,biects
we will be pleased 10 furnish OUT tabls Of
rates. &c.
Risks will he taken on persons poinp 70
california, and on saves employed on land
Or on boats on favorable terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07
More testimony from DR.. sfoore.

DR. BALL am using your Sursaparilla in
several now cases Of Scr0fuls. and with happy
effect. am now confident il is one Of The
most efficaclous medicines that can be made
for that disease. j. NJ. MOORE, NJ ID.
Winchester, Ky. Feb. l, l54S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07

This Medicine. whtn used according 10 di,
rections ,ciu Cure pithout fail:
Scrofals or Kings Evil; Cancers, Tuners;
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07
Fire and Marine Insurance
Family Medicines,

w. WHITE. Roanoke. IS agent for The
~ sale of the celebrated iiraefenberg 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 Piiisburg.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07

j. Z CLARK. A. J. HERNDoH.
LAW NOTICE.
TLARK e. HERNDON will continue 10
~ practice law in partnership. in all the
courts of Howard county. except The County
Court. AIlbG>iness entrusted TO them will re.
ceive their united attention.
John b. Clark will continue to attend the
severa courts as heretofore.
QE3"otice on the public square, Fayette,
Q-Andrcw J.. Herndoncan at all,imes bo
found atthe County Clerks Office.
| FaYette. October 10. lS4a-A2
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Yours. Respectfully.
DEL0SSE BROWN


Henry G. MYrEs. Favette. Mo.
HANpTov L. Boon. Clerk of the Supreme
Court of Missouri, and Editor of the JeGtrson
CITY Metropolitan. speaks of the Embroca,ion
as follows. in his paper:
We desire 10 call the particular attention of
all persons fflicted with rheumatism to this
very vnlnahe medicine. One hottie we be
iieve. will cure any case. however violent.
The senior editor of this paper. during the
Inst winter and present spring. suffered so
much from Rheumatism tina, he was unable at
lines to walk or stand upon his feet, or ever
hangp his position in hcd withDn: assistance -
A part of a bottle cured him IN few days.
His son was also fiiicipd with the me drend-
full compl,int. tand suffered the most excruiia-
ting main until an application 6f the Embroca-
ii"n was made, which effected an entire cure
Col Minor OF this city. also had a severe
attack of Rheumatism this spring from which
he suffered severely. aud which confined him
to his bed for several weeks. Nothing gave
him any relief until he sent to Rochpport, for
~ miles. and procured bottle of this medi-
cine, which expelled his pains olm0st instantly
MIR. Myers ought to have an agent in eve Y
county in the State, with which this med
:cine should be deposited for sale. We repent
our honest conviction, for the benefit Of those
suffering with Rheumatism, that one bottle oil
this medicine will cure the most violent case
that can be found Metropolitan.
BETHANY Mo-. March 10, 1913.
Dear Sir:--At your request | called al
ROchepOrt on my return home. and got a bot.
tie of yonrEmbrocaiion: and gave it 20 d
| neighbor whose wife had been much afflicted
with Rheumatism of the Chronic form for
years. The effect is so self-evident, that il
you see proper, you can send me 5n bottles
as cun dispose of it now that it has been
tried here. Yours, Respectfully,
w. l.. WATKINS.
Fl. c. MYERS, Fuyctte, Mo.
For sale at the following agencies, D,GGEs
& HoRsLEY, BARToH Il BRos, Glasgow; Dr.
EAsTEILY, st. Louis: N. T. A. JuHNToN
Brunswick, Mo A. BcATrIE, Huntsville; J.
RIppLEsBAEGER, Fayele; SALISBURY e. HILL.
Keyle.vii.e; COCKR'LL a. MARLRY, Weston;
GARLlcKs d HALE, Liberty; MCGEE d CAR.
EEI, Richmond
And prepared only by HENRY C. MYERS,
Fayette. Mo. IDecnnber IA, 1919 al.
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]. Q. ROBBINS 4. 90

G. G. ROBBINS q. co.
ADVANTAGEOUS OF DiaHond pointed
4SE Gold pens. importers and Wholesale
and retail dealers in clocks. walc!es, jewelry.
&c, also agents for Colts celebrated RevoI.
yers No 80 Marko, Street
81 LOUIS, May 9--9m st. Louis.
CARRIA GES & BUGGIES.
A very well finished two horse carriage .
L. RGckaweys WI b y seals, suitable for on
Or two horses; . Buggies. different prices and
styles, which we Will sell at the lowest 81.
Louis prices, freight added, warranted 10 be
Of the best material and workmanship.
oct 10 FERRY 81 BARTHOLOW.
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James Clemens jr' Daniel D Page.
WyIlis King, Louis V Bogy.
John How, WinlhropS Gilman.
R. T. Barrett, NJ. D. Robert N Renick
Trusten Polk, Giles F. Fi,ey.
Robe r, Barih, Wait Barton
Kenneth Mckenzie, John B. Csmdc,
William A Conn, William Wsde
JOHN B, CAMDEN, Pres't.
X. MACKENZIE, Vice Pre,',
w. II. PgITcHART, Sec'g.
r F. Barrett, VI. D. }
J. &. Johnson, NJ. D rhys'cianS'
Office No 1872, Main street, over BANKING
House Of Loker, Ren;ck & Co.
A. SAVAGE. Agent, Glasgow.
J. M. Bronaugh, NJ. D.. Physician.
August .. l9i9. -23-tf
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EVIDENCE OF IT'S EFFICACY.

EVIDENCE OF IT'S EFFICACY.
Read ,chat those sag ot The Emhrocdtion ac5r
hare a'ed it. A (em IF thr hundreds who hare
testified can only be quoted here.
From Elders T. NJ ALLAN and II. p. Wills
BOONE County,. Mo-. August 81. 1SiS
This is to certify. that we have used any.
ers' Embrnraiion' in onr families with en'irs
success. and we hereby take rren' Measure il
recommending to any who may he affl rted witt
Rheumatism as a most sovereign rHmedv.
7. NJ. ALLEN.
NJ. p. WILLS.
SPRINGFIELD. H., February 90 Is4s
This is to certify that | YVES cured If n So
we're attack of Tnfamnstory Rheumsti>m, from
the use Of one hottie of vpuT Emhrocntinn. ant
hope every feliow-sulf.'rer will use il. fn
their is no honhi hut it will cure any case
however Violent this can safely assert ate
using il myself.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-07

DAlNTS-Red and white lead, vermiiion
L. Red, chrome yellow and green. prussian
o ne. paris green, Letheruge. for sale by
mar2l DIGGES e. CO.
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1--WE greatly obliged the able and distinguished
editors OF the Richmond Enquirer and the Washington
Union for what they have politely and gracefully said in
regard 10 the new social relation have assumed
also the editor OF the Portsmouth (Va) Pilot for his
courtesy Ia publishing their remarks and specially direct
ing attention TO them In copy OF the Daily Pilot
med to this Office II there be any particular period OF
our lives. when courteses and kind words
cepabe than another, such occasion Long and
happy days gentlemany coten porares of the Old
Dominion God bless her! She is native State, and
her sons we proud 10 own brethren"
Such the very courteous terms in which AFR Hop
kins Holsey-once member Of Congress, now promoted
the editorial chair of the Athens (Georgia) Banner
God the mark !)-acknowledges the manner in
which noticed his recent promotion TO the order OF
Benedict Our congratulatory compliments Of
than those Of the Enquirer and the Pilot because
have served short apprenticeship OF forty-three years
10 the happy and holy sacrament OF malrimonyw
contemporaries still bachelors, (no very old
ones, to be sure and not yet acquainted with its rites
and mysteries We again oil sympa-
thy and congratulations to brother editor unless
has met the fate OF Sir Peter Teazle who tilted with his
bride the way church. and quarelled with his wife
outright before his friends done wishing him Joy
No wonder Mr. Holsey and ourselves friends TO the
Unon but the echo and the evidence OF the faith that
is in u.s. Who would not rally under the Banner" OF
such "Union !"
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THE UNION.


The following letter from Hon. J. M. Porier-for a
short period Secretary Of War under President Tyler
and an eminent lawyer OF Pennsylvania shows with
what degree OF accuracy the aboonists state their facts
and what are the opinions Of able and intelligent men in
that patriotic State the subject OF the obligations OF The
federal constitution
fCorespondence Of the Pennsy lvsnian.l
EAsros, pal Oct Fl, 1850
DEAR sR In the correspondence OF Philadelphia Bull
etn giving account OF the proceedings of the anti.
slavery or abolition convention Weschester the 10Th
Instant find the following paragraph.
Mr. James M Porter, whose compromise 10 Con-
gres ch member Of the society," him douby OBJ
noxous usual received his posn OF denunciaton but
language much than has hitherto been applied To
him In these reports"
For the information OF the infsigsmt aad wliaformsd
that msaiber of Coagress and although
Ihave been member Of aatisiaruy abolition
ciefy.
Some thirty years or more since was without my
knowledge, elected appointed the counseors
the old Pennsylvania Abolition Society, and understand
that my continued such for years; but
member OF II or any Other similar body TO
my knowledge, and certainly not at my instance
quest
have always stood by the compromises oil the consu-
ton of the Unted States this and every other subject
Very respectfully, yours, -
J. w FoRNRY esq
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our Baltimore Correspondents.

BALrIMoRE Oct 29l-5. y. m.
Cool WeatLer.-Northern Fanatieism Union Meeting
al NeW York.--0ld Whitty Jenny Ltnd.-The Mar
kets &c,
the weather to-day is commencing be little sharp,
and winter clpthing and coal fires in requiston.
The announcement that a national vessel is TO DO placed
at the disposal OF the mechanics and for the
conveyance oil articles 70 the national fair London gives
great satisfaction baltimore VIII DO largely and crediia-
bly, represented.
The movements at the North in opposition to the iug
tvesave law excite much attention here and IL appa
that immediate check be given the ia
naticsn of these aboonsts. The Judges seem also TO
be enieDt the threats of violence made by the OK.
cited mobs. few examples Of summary punishment
will be required
letter from New York says that the most prominen,
citizens all parties coming forward to sustain and take
part the Union meeting with sprtand esrnestnes which
indicate liberalization stand up shoulder to shoulder
IN putting ianaticsm and abolition 10 the rout Among
thousands of appended TO tho call are those OF
L. X. Collins " Co., w, ii. Aspinwa, Cheeseboroush
5eans Co.. and others Letters have been addressed to
Mr. Webster, soliciting his presence, but II is doubtful
VIII Their he will be there.
An Incident in relation sod Whitley" his trip to
the West rotated in the Colu nbIa papers On his
rival place, the in which he housed was
passing through the street. band ofmusc struck W along.
side, there being military rade Ga hearing the mar
,al music, sod Whitley" became restless, and almost
kicked the pieces in his efforts TO get out of his
prison. 1t was time before he could be pacifed.
The approach Of cool weather has induced Jenny Lind
express desire 10 be moving towards warmer ell
mae She will consequently leave New York in few
weeks for Baltimore and Washington and from thence d.
rect 10 Charleston, New Orleans, and Havana.
The sARKETs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning,
there nothing doing in Howard street flour Sales of
100 barrels City Mills at 81 6Sapan sold yesterday alter
we left the market Sales Of good to prime red wheat at
SO 100 cents, and for lot OF Zimmerman l03 cents wore
obained white, los ITO cents, and family flour white
ms I22 Sales OF white corn at 90 20 cents, and
yellow 50 81 cents. Oats, 30 81 cents Sales oil wits
KEY al q cents in barrels -. III
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"An impartial administration Of law Is the glory OF any
government ANON.
Mr.. EDIToR Every citizen OF this nation is, by the
theory OF system, entitled to equal participation in
its benefits, and is bound TO bear equal share OF its
burdens
That executive officer who thus distributes lis benefits
and burdens is entitled to the praise OF all the commu.
nifty. II follows a consequence that the officer who
fails 10 make this fair dlstributon-wbo loads one
part Of the community, (perhaps has political oppo.
s political or personal friends deserves the judgment
given against fsihless servants No plea justify the
perverson OF official trust 10 private ends. whether OF
Partially or malice
You viii naturally ask, to what do you apply such
well established truismsl
apply them very briefly to the commissioner Of ward
oD and for their information refer them 10 the history
OF the nusances square No. $50 for the current year
: " - VERBUM SAT-.
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The Jacksonville Republican reports the vote OF twen-
y-one counties, in which Mr.. Cabells majority is Alb
in Is4s the same gave him 354 maority-seven counties
yet 10 be heard from His reelection is considered
tain.
Parties will probably stand in the legsature-senaie
10 democrats wings; house, 81 democrats, 10 wings
II Dade elects democrat they will have majority Of
in the house; il not, parties will be tied.
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THE :, pder.,yped having resolved 20 abandon his
$780,, ,aes. ona and wcilknown pub
lie bou.e One @oIunbsp, The corner q and sh street In
-. ycny General Post Once and Patent Once
Tbe s,snd a. resiaunr" 10 too well known 70 require
a,ce proposes the main budinx and the
a. ao, slthe separately orser but 10 presumed that
ose derous renting premises viii examine thsm hem
,vo. ne deems
furniture, which nearly win be sold secommo
dang terms should
raneemeut nto viii be disposed Of public sale
Possession gwen Immediately rN-.-
Oct qe-du H. EBERBACH,
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Approaen,nx Elso,,.n IN NV York

This election is attracting universal attention. for it is
destined TO exert immense influence the politics
of this country. II takes place Tuesday next the
5ih of November. 1t appears from the following isi,
which we extract from the last Albany Register that
there is con,es, in every district Of the State except
three and il is presumed that i'll these three there
will be struggle between the two political parties:
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Mr. Messervy, member elect 10 Congress from the Sate
OF New Mexico arrived in this city yesterday The organ
zatou OF New Mexico into Territory instead OF her adj
mission as State changes very considerably the aspect
aiiairs-St. Louis Republican, Oct IL.
[Mr. Messervy arrived in Washington few days ago
and is now on visit to his father al Salem, in Mas
sacbusetts. We had lhe pleasure Of conversing with
him and he take his seat the member from
the State OF New Mexico. we should be happy 10 see
him in the character Of delegate from the Territory
USIosl
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The following extracts from the last Boston papers To
ceyed will present in lis light the state Of things
in that city Should any difficulty arise, we trust the pub
lac authorities will not be found wanting in their deter
minaiion to perform their duties.
From the Boson Posi-.
., ~ this CRY here was SOME
sght commouon IN this city yesterday, IN consequence
o. the Issuing OF warrants for William Crafts and his wife
named Hughes said to be ailo end acting as agent Of
the master OF the Gratis The rumors In circulation yeser
day N relation TO the affair were numberess but the facts
Mr. Hughes applied to Judge Sprague Thursday for
Devens United States arsha tina, night OF early yessr-
day morning IL known Crafts his friends that
nation resist seizure and for that purpose he armed
himself and protested 10 walt for the officer and agent
small shop, In which he works at cabinetmakng la the
course of the forenoon, however, his friends prevailed upon
la the course Of the day both houses reconnoed by
persons in the service OF the AGENT but there
Loring and s. f. Sews retained by the vigilance commit
Tee as general counsel for ugtyes. called upon Judge
whether he had issued any warrants and f 30 against
10 saw s ha se"adsd ss sys any sp Other
the ground all other warrants and therefore
on to them before ey had bseo sepyed HIS as 70
10 answer whether he had had issued any
and one white man made himself conspicuous a. the
OF Franklin avenue and Court street, by harangung the
any should be made Considerable crowds Were
also collected in Ann and Cambridge about the mid
die OF the day but open ards
serving the warrants the excitement died away during The
afternoon f.l#asn : M
From the Boston Times
The PuGlrIvEsI.Avg EXCITEMENT BosToN-Y Yesterday
afternoon, towards night, the excitement about Court
square and Court street had subsidized and the only place
excitement, apparently, the part OF the city,
where Wlam Crafts tho Iagihve against whom u war
quartered. n"
yesterday advised by some OF the par,icu-
Jar friends o. Tue iugtives TO issue circuar 10 be sent
round to all the iugltives Ia the city circular sub
sequeny ,ssued generally circulated, and reading
lows To the rescue Three ugtves about bs arrest
ed William Crafts supposs 10 be Be on the aler
No time TO be lost Friday, noon, Oct. 25 1850
During yesterday afternoon crowds collect in
the part OF the cy, in expectation demon
sation might be made We understand that the United
States marshal, Mr. Devens endeavored during the day
the assistance Of constabIcs and other officers oil the
city government, in making arrests, but generally
refused One Of the consabesa goodlook able bodied
mansaid that than go in he would leave the city,
and out to Porte and board and let the parties
their hash I"
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MADAM BLAKE the patrons
WI the public that a viii % open o
c reception Of pupils the 18th Of October 1850 Msasm VII
teach every variety OF paof dancing MADAM rs
now in New York obtaining all The new and sniona'o ' %
the coming -. 49, ,,,, a.,
o'clock evening classroom eight 20 nne oc,oeS
vate lessons house, when not e"sase" a.,
terms, apply the hall. ~. WV"
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Anc,ion..rs.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY.-on
Ill Wednesday morning, October 90 10 o'clock we shall SELL
residence Of Mrs Toen, 18th between snd eer
al her furniture and household effects, viz
Piano forte and stool, mahogany sofa
Mahogany rocking, and pnrier chairs
Do dining, card and other ables
DO dressing and other bureaus
Do French and other bedsteads
Wardrobes, washstands toilet tables
Chamber looking glasses
Parior window curtains, shades, and oiinds
Parior, chamber, and carpets
oil cloth and straw mating
Blue India China dinner service
4 iron China tea ware
Csndelabras and mantel lamps
Crockery and glass ware, IRE sets
Kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms so UNDER $50, Of two and four
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Oct Esd Auctoneers
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rELEanArnIo REpoR Is FOR THE UNTO,
Condition of the Northern Markets.

NEw York, Oct 29-2. p N The stock market is dull.
and tendency prices down There is nothing
notice in -four demand is fair and quotations
sleadysaes OF 5000 bbs at 81 90 81 sol for common
STATE brand;; soathern ~ 81 70 o. Corn meal and
sales Of red i0i O5 cents; Genesee ll3 ll6 cents
oo cents sSas Il ss n
pok and the market heavysales OF 300 bDl. lard at u
cent; peril Tobacco firm full prices obtained Cotton
them Whisky, q a 27s cents per gallon.
PnILApELrHIA, OCT. 29-2, p. m-The stock market d
Pennsyvania IS, 9l 9ls, Flour make. is steadysaes
of standard brands 81 IS 81 81 better brands
OF grain moderate Sales oil red lO2 l0i and
lUS Ill cents Corn seadysales OF white Al 6l
2 k e Gfseslss outlet
connae to reanzs full prices Cotton is firm, with small
sales. Whiskey, ~ a 26a cents.
Fugitive. slaue Excitement Of Repuled Kdnap-
Pers.
Bosros October 2sThc fugitive. slave excitement
nues prevail here without abatement and arrests oil
alleged iugvcs have us yet been made inccndiary
GLANCE has been Increased thousand This after
white men, Knigh and Hughes,) reputed slave
conspiracy to kidnap negroes They each gave bail in
10000 and discharged from custody The greatest
prevailed areuad the shers office while these
men in custody; and il with much difficulty that
they kept from being roughly handled by the crowd
who open the door carriage in which they were
being conveyed from the of umul and saved
from personal violence by the horses being started OIL
al full speed
Highly Important from TsLds.-Ihe Foundry BM nc.
ceyted
New ORLEANS, Oct 2-The in Texas on the bound
airy question gives heavy majority In favor oi accepting
tile proposition.
DEATH Of Congressman Death of a Millionaire Good
Netcs for the Poor Of Baltimore.
NEw oaLRANs, Oct N.-The Hon. Mr. Harmanson,
member OF Congress- after lingering illness, died here on
Friday last.
John McDonough well known citizen Of this place.
repated be worth millions of dollars. and disin-
guished extreme msef died here oil choera on Sat-
urday after brief illness Ii appears that he was native
OF Baltimore and the Pcayune he has left all his inn
mense amount OF money be divided the poor Of
New Oeans and Baltimore The proportion OF the dividend
towards these charitable purposes however Is not stated