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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15
gaOseI 10 Eena.

VIE new and splendid Hotel Building,
4, known rs the GidGgo,c Horse, in Glas.
gov, Mo-. is offered for rent. The house j,
situated on Water street convenient TO tho
steam boat landing, 80 feet by 7G, including
kitchen, ~ stories high, and contains 81
rooms. Tho building is of brick, and il Just
being finished in good style. Possession given
on the lst Of June 1850. It is believed that
any one desiring to embark in the Hotel keep.
ing business. could not find better stand,
there being 10 public house in tie place.
The rooms are completely furnished, with
entirely new furniture, stoves, &c, including
very large and excellent cook stove. which
VIII be sold, ii desired, 10 any one wanting
the house, at cost-having been laid il very
low, and no charge made for putting them up.
For further PARTICULARS, address this Office
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DJHenry Clay arrived OF Philodel-
phia on the evening Of the 9th, en- route for
New Port, for The benefit OF his health He
was received with grca, enthusiasm and
spoke briefly, doPrccuting the State affairs in
Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities,
moral worth and professional requirements,
viii compare iavorably with the most distin.
guished in our country. The medical faculty
constitutes an anomaly in this or any other
country, all Of them ara able lecturers and the
best Of teachers,
Those who will contemplate onr geogreph.
ical position, and the extent of our population,
can have 10 doubt as to the eligibility of our
situation for an enterprise of the kind As
to health, including oil seasons of the year
we deny that any other city has more.
A common error exists in the minds of
many students relative to the place of study
ing medicine; those who intend practicing
among the diseases of the west and south
should certainly educate themselves ut q
school whose Faculty are practically acquain-
ted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of the per-
mHnency of this school, we feel it our duty to
stale, that the Trustees and Faculty form a
unit in action, which Hugurs well for its fu.
ture success; and that the peculiar internal or
ganlzOton which connects them, cannot be
interrupted. E. w. M. KING,
ausS President of the Memphis Institute.
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WHtCI SIUuIu y INtWHtITtS YIdCs
"a. q. FAnsEsEEE'S
A R A BI A N LINN { N 7
Iar OeNond dnN SimiIar remedN.


About year and halfugc,n swelling up.
peored in my wife's stomach, gradually in
creosing in size until it becomes as large as
my fist, and 50 sore that she could not bear
the least pressure upon it without giving her
eXtr5me pain. got the advice of our best
doctors, and they differed in opinion about il;
some said it was an Ague Cake or Enlarge
ment of the Spleen; some, that it was on En-
iargement of the Ovaries; and others said it
was Tumor Of the Ovuries; and others said
it was u Tumor of the Ovaries, and could
not be cured except by cutting it out. In this
critical situation, was persuaded to try II.
G. Farreli's Arabian Liniment upon it., and
strnge as it may appear, upon the third appi-
cation she began to improve, and has contin-
ucd getting better daily, and now she is as
well as ever-enjoyiug excellent health.
D. MCCONNELL.
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WENT DOWN.
WESTON Il. EBEEgCEa,

cor Faye!te, Mo.,)
General Commission Merchant and
Dealer in Exchange.
san Francisco, Cal.
NETIIL open q house, in the city of San
wv Francisco, On or about the LIST Of Sep
tember next, for the transaction of o General
Commission and Exchange business; and will
be prepared 10 purchase gold dust and bullion
at the best rates, and to furnish sight and time
exchange on Fayeue and New York. lie
viii also give faithful attention to the receipt,
rc-shipment and sale Of any merchandise OF
other property entrusted to his care.
--REFER 10
PRIEST. DIRECTS 81 CASHIER
qfthe Fsyore Branch Bank; FayeuC,
A. LEONARD, Esq, Mo,
JOHN 3. CLARK, Esq,
WM. D. SWINNEY, Near Glasgow, Mo
GEO. COLLIER, Esq, St. Louis, Mo.
ROBERT g. WILLIAMS, New York.
July ll-3m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

The Sacramento, up this morning, bring,
Mondays papers. We annex the most i'm
portant items;
From Correspondence of tho Metropolitan
MILLER Tuscumbia, Aug. T.
Dear Sr--Our election is over-the pol
book mott in. J. B. Harrison, anti. Benton
elected by 9 large maj. and we think Scott
is 100 ahead. How it stands between Green
and J. G. Miller we cannot tell. !. Miller
cot but small vote.
SCOTS majority is said to be I57in Miller
county.
CAPE GIRARDEAu, Aug. 10.
Luke Byrne, wing, elected Senator in the
~ Madrid district, by about 100 majority
KENTUcKY ELrcTIoN.- The Louisville
Journal thus sums up the prof. and loss oc>
count Of The election last Monday.
The Senate consists Of 80 members, end
stood las, year 20 Wings ard IL Democrats
As Far as heard from the Wings have lost on.
y ono--in Warren and Simpson. The
House Of Representatives consist Of lO1
members. The last House stood 5S Whies
and 10 Democrats. Az far as heard from,
the Wigs have lost 10 members and gained
3-making a net Wing loss of Z. Mr..
Dayie, the Democratic Representative elect
from Christian, pledged himself that he was
not running as parlizan."
Report Gays North Carolina has gone for
the Democrats.
lowA-Returns show 20 material vsria.
ton Ell Tier way.
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WANDKERCHLEES.

White Linen, plain, White silk with bd're
DO o. with bd'rs Co'or'd do every va't7
GLOVES.
Biz, white and cold kld Buckskia
" silk lLoayy Wool
.le'ino nrd ca .hmere, Lisle and cotton.
SUSPENDERS.
S ;, nett Cotton and wool nett,
11v'ry va'ty Of French, Gum Suspenders,
Boys susr"nders Embruidarpd do
CRiIATS q. STOCES:
All the richest and Fashionable J,qY sbbs.
Just received. Rich scarrs ofeycry shade and
color.
HtI losr re Heavy wool, english. thread .
cotton six and shaker knit. Umbrellas.
brushes, Cutlery, Perfuncry &c. Shirts made
to order. By sending pattern or the dimeu.
slo"?, shirts can be Manufactured y. the short
est notice, and sent to distance with $. r,,v
and dispatch. y. Il. CLARK, Agent.
May 0--l~j0-6n Opposite Eyrnp,.'s
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A fresh supply of Gents, Shirts just nrri-
we'd, Mt from 81 to 3. The cost and make of
my shirts could not be surpassed
June II G. B. ALLENSTEIN
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CUFNgT LOCUSE q IOWWtTcIaI SVtttS DdlHE
LGnis., No.
Wholesale dealer in Groceries, Wooden.
care, Cordage, Nails, Wrap.
ping paper, Fish,
Brooms, 9'c.
offer for sale at unusually low rates
Sugars, cotfees, Teas, AIollsses, Syrups, Ma,
nila cordage, ali descriptions of Fish, Indigo,
Painted tubs, 3 in nest. . d 3 Hoop Buck.
cts, Covered buckets. Bowls, Trays. Zinc
wasLboards, Tar buckets, Baskets, including
every article in the Grocery and Wcodenwara
line. Merchants are respectfully invited to
an examination Of my stock.
st. Louis, May 9--l-J0-m6.
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Medical Notice.
California! Californian

The undersigned has on hand, FIFTY
BRASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS; also % ONE
DAY BRASS CLOCKS; all of winch he will
sell at Reduced prices--Eicht day Clocks,
from | 0 TO Is dullars-one day Brass Clocks,
from to dollars. Persons wanting clocks,
will please coil at his shop in Fayette. | have
been informed that it is reported by some Gen.
leman that is Peddling Clocks in this county,
that have but one clock for sale. Please
call and see for yourselves.
Fayette, May l6-tf II. w. KRING.
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le. z. GFANElNTGAlHG0.

(NHcceSSor TO Hdnenkamp o. Co..
XXTHOLESALE Grocer and Commission
w Merchant, No. 50, Levee, St. Louis.
Particular attention paid to sales of Hemp,
Tobacco, Bacon and Wheat. Consignments
solicited. July 25
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Sun Pain of Ten years. standing,
cured by H. G. FarrelPs Ara
ban Liniment.

Mr. II. G. FARRELL.--Dear Sir | had been
afflicted with the "Sun Pain for the last ten
years, and could never get relief except BY
bleeding; but by the use of II. &. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment, applied over the temples
about three or four times day, it was entire
ly removed, and have felt nothing of it
since. | went into the stable one night, to
apply it to q horses sore leg, and being very
lame he stumbled and fell against my legs,
crushing and brushing them so badly
that they turned black as my hat, rem
dering them powerless. applied your Lni-
ment, and was well enough in few days to
go about again as usual. | also crushed my
finger in a shocking manner, by letting q
back log fell upon it; your Linimcnt soon
hea led it up, though. J. B. M'GEE.
La Sale prec't, Peori, ILL.,, Feb. ls49.
Be sure you get the genuine II G.. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment as there are counterfeits
in circulation. Unless the letters H. G.
are before Farrelrs it is CoUNTERFEIs. His
signature is also on the wrapper of each bot
tie; and these words blown in the glass bo.tle
"H. &. Farrcll's Arabian Liniment, Peoria. !"
Manufactured ONLY by II. Il. Farrell sole
inventor and proprietor, and wholesale drug.
gist. No II Main Street, Peoria, H.. to which
all communications must be addressed; and for
sale by 0. Henderson. Glasgow; II. Blnksey
d Co. St. Louis.
Call and get Farrier Book, free of charge
June IL, lS5O-3m.
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NJ, B, c @ X g. co,

NO0l, Main Street, 81 L0His.
FENHE undersigned have entered into Co
4. partnership bearing date January Ist
$3.50, under the firm Of NJ 3. Cor d Co., for
the sale at wholesale Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and CAPS, Bonaa,s Of
every description, Artificial .fo,cerS,
Umbrellas, Pardsols, Trimmings
Small wares, Hosiery, Fancy
articles, Leather, SIoe
Findings, dc dc.
and many other articles suitable for the coup-
try trade.
We have leased Store No 8, Main street,
O'Fallon's block, and by the opening of the
spring trade, will be in receipt of complete
stock of goods in our line which we are pre-
pared to offer at unusual low prices, and res.
pectfully invite Merchants visiting this City
to examine OF st ock before purchasing, as we
are confident, from the facilities we possess
that we cannot fail to secure their custom anL
give full satisfaction to all who may so favor
US.
w. B. cox,
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MARklED On the lst inst, by Rev. B
i. Spencer, Mr.. ROBERT JAMES of Ran
dotnh Co., and Miss MARIA Louisa
HRlEN, Of Howard county.
Q may the rev connubial cord
so gently twired by Hymen's power,
l'e strengthened still by looks and word,
And kindness, in each coming hour.
ill it the strongest tic shall prove
Which faithful heart to heart doth bind:
and may tie cement still be love,
Tho joy or i'll in life they fad.
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Eayy Department.

HI'sN DcEaFIfNeNt.
Hon. j.. W. II. King, Prof. of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
JOHN De!qGcld, Esq. Prof, of Commercial Ju.
rispIudence.
TERms--S50 per Session.
All communications pertaining to this de.
partment must be addressed to
Z. w, NJ. KING. Esq,
Memphis, Tenn, March 1850.
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G'OD LIVER OlI.--Firc frn,h. vaIrante
~ pure, Just reed and for sale Nv
mar2l F. ". DlGGES g. co
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wheat wanted.

tfNHE subscribers will pay cash for Wheat
a al the market price, and ask Farmer,
who are disposed TO encourage home manu-.
laclure to give US a call before selling to ship.
pers, J, a. J. HARRISON.
Glasgow, Aug. l, 1850,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-15

DlED-ln Westport, on the 23d ul,., after
long and painful illness, Mrs. MARIA
WRIGHT, consort of Mr.. W. J. WRlGur.
in the SSth yeor Of her age.
In Clinton. Louisiana. on the 18th
June, WiLLIAa IlopwooD. eldes. son Of w.
II. Green.
In this place. on the l3,h inst, Mr..
DAVID GRElG. elier en- illness OF several
days.
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Roa7o.c. March os.
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Rows ClNalnisam.
esCrnflnlArcra2s GI,iuts.

' NURPENTGNE-2 bbls, for sale ut cost
q by arll J. w. WHITE
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28
ovrrs,s Run, four miles above Lock Ha-

QuEEN's Run, four miles above Lock Ha.
ven, Clinton County, threatens TO be place
of o little business. The bituminous coal,
large quantities of which are annually ship
ped from that place, is considered the best OF
its kind in the Stale, and adds materially TO
the tonnage along the line ofthe West Branch
canal The demand for this article is con-
stantly equal to the supply. An establish.
ment for the manufacture of fire brick, Che
material for which is found close at hand, }
and the only one, we believe, in this section
of country, is in successful oteration there.
These brick are coming into very extensive
use, for the lining of furnaces and foundries,
coal stoves, &c., and are adapted to every
place where great heat is required. Beside
this, Messrs. Grafus, Scott s. Co., the enter
prising individuals who have control OF the
operations in brick and coal, are about erec.
ling large gang saw mill which will go in
10 operation during the coming season. The
business of Queens Run gives constant and
lucrative employment to considerable mum
Der of laborers, and were it not so crowded
between the mountains, Lock Haven would
have to look out for its laurels. --Lyeoming
Gazette.
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George Washington woodward.

II is now well settled fact that the gen.
tlennen whose name stands, at the head of
'shs article is candidate for the office of
United States Senator, and no doubt his
chance is amongst the first. Judge Wood
ward is extensively and favorably known
throughout the Commonwealth, his bril-.
liart talents as lawyer, his distinguished
services in the Convention. 10 amend he
State constitution of 1888, his abilities as a
Judge in the fourth Judicial district for the
ast ten years, have arried his unbounded
popularity throughout the State of Pennsyl.
vania. In IS45 he was the caucus candi.
date of the Democratic members of the
Legislature, but was only defeated by the
7treachery of a few pretended Democrats.
Subsequently he was nominated by Presi.
dent Polk, as Judge of the Supreme Court
OF the United States, which situation he
would now occupy had it not been for The
black hearted malice of one man. then in
the Senate of the Unned States. In short
Judge w. is probably in principles more
like our late popular Governor, the Iamen.ed
Skunk, than any other man living. No
Democrat in the Legislature will hazard any
thing, by waiting for Statesman like Judge
woodward as the election of this gentlemen
would cause a general shout of applause
throughout the whole Democratic party of
pennsylvania, VOX POPULI.
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D In the ''Star" of Bloomsburg we notice
a communication in favor of Judge WooD-
WARD for the U. s. Senate. 1t pays deserv-
ed compliment to the great abilities of the
Judge and speaks of the honor which our
State would do herself by being represented
in that great body of statesmen by man of
the Judges mass of mind and morals. The
Judges reputation is no, confined 10 this, his
Judicial District, nor is Clinton the only coun-
ty to endorse his N Terits. He enjoys already
a widely extended fame. Twice, however,
preferment, when it was claimed ior him by
his friends, has been snatched away from
him by an insidious and "unlneal hand -
The Democratic party, we predict, will not
again be witnesses and instruments of the
immolalion of the hopes of his friends. We
say "hopes of his friends" for although they
have been sacrificed, the Judge is too great,
morally and mentally, TO be defeated or TO
stay defeated. The strong tide of public ap-
preciation will bear him up Clinton Demo
crdt
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28

REDUCTION OF PosTAGE-The friends of
cheap postage are again moving for the at
tainment of that great and most desirable
popular measure, the reduction of the pres
ent rates of postage. The bills OF the Post
Office Committee of the House of Repre-
seutatives and of the minority of that Com
mi,tee, presented at the last session OF Con-
gress, both admit that the present charges
for convey ing letters are too high, and there
is little doubt that some definite action WI!
be had upon the subject at the coming ses
sion.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Pacific arrived at Havana,
Nov. 16, with five hundred passengers for
New Orleans and New York-the greater
part for New Orleans--and $2s1, ,50s in gold
dust. She left Chagres on the 18th of No
vember.
The news Of the admissions Of California;
into the Unioa was received at San Francis
CO on the 18th at IL A Nj. by the mail stea-
mer Oregon, Lieut.. Patterson, U, S. ~, and
caused great rejoicing, bonfire, illumina.
tions; SIC. The corporation Of San Francisco,
and citizens generally, were already making
preparations TO celebrate the great event with
becoming honors.
Business was good at San Francisco. The
city was healthy on the 10Th ult.
There is no cholera or sickness at Acapul'
CO or Panama.
The Squatter war is ended, and the city OF
Sacramento is footing The bill. Mayor Bge-
lows Doctors expenses is $4,000. The SOL
diers' liquor and feed bill $4,000,
An election in San Francisco for County
and State officers on the 7th October, rssuited
in the choice OF four Wings out Of the hve
Assemblymen, one Wing Judge Of the Su-
peror Court, and one Wing candidate for
District Attorney, giving six Wings out OF
eight county officers.
Flour and porS were selling in San Fsan-
cisco at about s2s per barrel.
Gold comes in plcntifully, aad is purchsL'
sed at from SIS rs to SIG per ounce Money,
when the security is undoubted, can be had
for Eve per cent month.
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RAILROAD UP THE SusaUEHANNA.-Tho
Sunbury Gazette is urging the importance to
Philadelphia of Railroad connection with
the New York and Erie Road, by way of the
Susquehanna. The Williamspor and Elmi-
ra Railroad and the Road of the Trenton
Company, the Dauphin and Mahoay, wiz
leave only about fifty miles of road: from.
Mahony Creek to Sunbury, and from Sun
bury TO Williamsport, TO connect Philade!,
phia with the New York Road, via the Sus
quehannna. These fifty miles will short Y
be made, the Gazette argues. and the advar
tages accruiDg TO Philadelphia are pointed
ont
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28

9' DR.. J. F. May, of Washington city,
on Thursday last amputated the leg of la
borer, disarticulating the hip joint, and reno.
wing the entire limb in little over 30 sec.
onds. lntwenty minutes ligatures were ap-
piled 10 the Twelve arteries without the loss
OF more than half a pint of blood. The pa.
tient through the operation was under the
influence OF chloroform, and was totally un-
conscious. This is sn extremely dangerous
operation, hardly ever successful, but the
n atient, at the last accounts, was doing well
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28

g We are glad TO hear that the boys
who were wounded by Mr.. Robson are all
recovering One proved mu ch more severe
ly wounded by the shot than was at first
thought, but he is now getting better.
MIR. Robson was on Thursday morning
arrested upon four warrants. On one he
was held 10 bail by Justice Painter with two
sureties in 50, 900 for each. On two others,
he was held 70 bail with one surety in $500
each, on each warrant On the other war.
rant Justice Kahler held him TO bail in So.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28

LEGAL WT-In the St. Louis Court of
Common Pleas, the cases of Jones against
Death & Co., being called for trial, the attor-
ney for the defendant dryly remarked, 'T am
astonished at the tementy of the plaintiff in
waging suit against DEATH" To which
the plaintiffs attorney rejoined, tive have
no fear of Death but if the firm is the old
one mentioned in Revelations, we trust they
will only appear here by attorney.
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D' Roland Curtin, Esq, died in Belle.
ionte, Centre county, 10th inst, in his s4ih
year. Mr.. c. was native of Ireland, but
educated in Paris. He settled at Milesburg,
at an early day, and was the first person who
run an ark down Bald Eagle creek; remov-
ed to Bellefone i'll 1900, where he pursued
successful career as merchant, and filled
several county offices. About 1912, he c.
Established the Eagle Iron Works, which is
still in operation.
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The EanR of Danvilie.

On Monday of last week, the following
named gentlemen were elected Directors of
the Bank of Danville, for the ensuing year;
Peter Baldy, Danville; Thomas Hayes,
Lewisburg; Jacob w. Smith, Selinsgrove !;
VIM. c. Lawson, Milton; Jacob Cook, Mum.
cy; J. P. Hackenburg, McEwensville; John
X. Grotz, Bloomsbury; John Sharpess, Cat
tawissa; VIM Jennison, Dapsille; I. O.
Van Allen, do; Michael c. Grier, do Dr..
VIM. II. Magill, do.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28

EXPULSION OF FREE NEcRoEs-The citi-
what uneasy, ii is said, on accoun. of pro-
position submitted to tho Virginia reform
convention, for the expulaion of the free
negroes. rhey dread the overwhelming IN
hux of that class, and the addition that
would be made to the ten thousand already
residing in the District, majority of whom
are idle and worthless.
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w We learn from the Greensburg Re-
publican aud the Greensburg Argus, that on
Friday of week before last, the Irish labor
ers on the Central railroad, got into dread
full fight, which resulted in the death of three
or four of the combalan!s. There were
some eight hundred engaged in the combat,
and the opposing parties fought with guns,
pistols, knives, plckaxes, Sc 1t is Tstrange
that more were not killed or injured.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28

THIRTY-SIx FEET OF DEMocRAcY.-In the
town of Moores, Clinton county, N. Y, lives
man by the name of Fitch, who is the faith
er of five sons, whose average height is six
feet; furthermore, they are all good and true
Democrats. One of the sons states that his
father, brothers, and himself have often
marched TO the polls together, (making thirty
elk feet,) and cast their votes for democratic
principles.
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Oh Susannah, Don't you cry!

On yesterday afternoon there was bit of
fisticuff in oui Blooming village, be-
tween two ladies--one colored, and the 9TH
er ditto, only more SO. The cause of the af
fray was jealousy, and there wa7 some con.
siderable damage 10 the eyes, blood, hair
and shins of the ebony slsierhood.
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REFUSING TO AccErT FREEDOM. The
Memphis Eagle, Of the 9th inns.sot, states
that some eighty neg:oes, made free by the
VIII oil MI, jones, who recently died in that
county, rsrused to leave the plantation, or to
accept their freedom and go to Illinois,
where the brother of MIR. J. had located a
tract of land for them pursuant TO the will of
the decd
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28

Messrs. Fowlers & Wells have sent us
"Three Lectures on Hygiene and Hydropa-
thy, by Rowland S. Houghton, M. d." de-
livered before the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation of New York, in December, 1910.
They are an able defence of the Water cure
"a system which seems to be gaining con-
verts Gudging of things as seen) every day.