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sarE sn4 essssfa care Sos Csnsamptioa of E "A. lx.axs, Spiffiag q Blood. CsaKhs, Gods, Asnms. P.,a sa she $iit, BroscAiss, Hoping C1agh aaA sll Pal.asastv ases''o".:
 0rsx,exs oF IRE PhEss.
 Tke Lrasssiise J0assal sass: f ur. ko&esss Las- erwoss saA Tar assaaly gsvss inssealAte frtles In (,oa~hs snA Code but from the tessIs'any ol Dsn ef ,hs highest stssniing kess and stsewh.te, # usakisg sosae sery FesaarkAbe cures at CSsserEP- The Rsil~ay Register aids: -We have heard | ssara by persons oi great ss<peeiAbisay, who have used fhts a@dseine, that 1t is ene cf ihe most ,-matksbae saeAeines of fts age. for Cogghs Cssds laaaenxa Bsoachtsis Asihraa- Psia ia the Side ard Bseasi. SpEisiag cf Binns. whooping Cough ard ai Lang Cosnriasars waseh fl Ifaegiecied 1suay tessl'- bass sn ceasamplion: aud the certificates attaches to ne savssii.ements would seem iaiiy to Jassiiy this st4aE@ea;."
 ~ LvERwoRT
 Tkss psaaf has tos many ysaFs been found so ee oi piarln sirfare a ihe care cf affections ot the LtseF- Nsrs recently t was ssee1tsined that II possessed gSeak power in arresairg Biseding et the Langs cs6kAs og chronic character k-, and cf essential sestsee in al diseases of Paisaosaiy character.
 TAR.
 This artirie is nov usivsrsaly sekHo~ledged 10 he se mNss heafag and stkgient appcafton tor dis sssea ~ decayiug hsss. any potion of the feshs ot mas<aiak parts of the hsinaD boay. Ils uedt- eiasl ard pfeseSvatise qualities Sete understood sy ths Egypfssns In the early ages afthe wcsd and TO aaahk hos exit among scIeniiEc men. that the preparation useA fa the embAImment c9 bodies. vas composed prneipsiiy of this ingrsdieat' iu isier ages, was fsaaa ts be h anirsTsal auscHg the ahafinss ef Aesea, 2n sf ihis day ii is their prn- eipa. and. ia fsri. ealy mediciHs for aa nnsoad sfate ef iaags. es any approach to II. ihose wso azs acqsainisA vita fhis hsFcy race of unes. kRow that . deafA (Fpa Csassptioa is unknown among thems The medieai faeaily n sil countries appear fc have he<os o inc g:eat hsaiing properties of this artteIe and are introducing t in their praefics. sDr. Raeksm. Of EnglaHd, DT. Brfeiton, of St. Petessbasgh, D.. La PrisS,s. of Psris. ard the distinguished Dr. Cooper have been Tn the haei, ef combining it with other articles ia hsH PrsscsP- tions. ansl wtth entire saeeess.
 
 Bsuays of Csxaserttits and Bsse Tai.sfioas 'sTAe xeSaine article is sgaed .aa9FeT Rogers, on tAe engraved wrapper ssUand each bottle.
 asPEice Si per bottle, or six bottles for $5. Sold whei-sale ash retail by SCOVlL & MEAD, 1iy Chsftres street, between Coat aud Loals ss.
 SsIs Gtngsi Ageats fEr Lhs SeatAsrsn Ssaits.
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nEYJAMINsCALAENDEEG,

Successor to Vim. r. Eustis 4 Col So 42 and A. Pearl stysef, Bostoa. Massachusetts
 IMPORTER A1D DEALER IN
 FOREIGN X DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HAss constant supply of HARDwAsE AsD Cur LERy adapted to the trade ei the Southwest From au experience Ofiweniy years in ths trade of that section, he is eonhdeSt that he supply merchants either in person or by onisT, with the styles and qualities of goods desirable, and terms that shsIl be satisfactory.
 s.' 5. C. gives particular stieniion to oonsigE- ments Of Cotton, Petries and other pfodace of the couatry that may be consigned to him for sale.
 Sept. 25 Is4g.--7--3-Iy
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CRACKERs, CRACKERS &e.--l5 half Bsl.; AIbuueFk water Csaekers;6 1 Boxes Star CsHdje>. 10 Boxes ssl0 Glass. 10 do. 10 < l2 do. , Bbls Lard Oil, 500 lbs. Cotton Yarn received per steam boat s'Poe'iae," aad fOt sale by VIM. B.rWAIT.
 Jan. Is, 1850.
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CTAR CANDLES.--i0 Boxes. 10 half Boxes - and 70 quarter Boxes Candles, rsclvsd aDd for sale by WEI. 3. WAIT.
 Feb. 2, isse.
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NEW GOODS.

UfHE subscribers have received per late arrivals, \ Full Stock of Goads, among which may be foand inc Allowing articles: 3-f 4i, 5-4, 6t, I1i sha l2-4 Brown pcmesfics 3-4. A.. 5-4. 6-4. l0-4 CsI,eoes in great variety; Lowell; Virginia and Carolina 0snaourgs; Piain and Strped Casslmeres Ssftinetts. Lsnseys, kestueky Jeans and kerseys I50 DIS Blankets, al 4aaitels. BleAehed and Bro CottoE Dsilliags; Irish Linens, Table Linen. Nap kins, Diapers snd Crash. White. Red and Yellow Figured Honsiia de Laines Shawls; Linen and Cot ton CheeSs; SaS and cotton Hdkts. Ladies' Cash u,ere .pd Cotton Hose, do. Gloves, Linen Calnbric Hdkts &c., &e.. &e
 GROCERIES.
 FIftv Sa-ks B-s. Rio Coffee; Three Hhas. Best Brown Sggar; Crushed, Powdered. Loaf and Ciari- kst Sugar Imperial and Ganpowder Teas Sperm Candles; sperm and Lard o'l' Coarse and Fine Ssii; Molasses Old Rye Wblskey 0ae Pipe Pure Cp-giae Brandy One do Champagne do; Aaaeri- eaa do.: Heliaha Gin; Champagne, CiaIet and Malaga Wines; Lemon Syrupi keichap, Pepper Sauce, Pickles, Pepper, Spice, SAl&fAlns, Indigo. aIsd4ef, &e. &c.
 HARD WIRE.
 Ba,is ard Screws, Heavy R'm Locks, Mortice Locks. Plate Locks, Closet Locks, Trunk Locks. Chest Locks, Pad Locks; Bfads, Taeks, Door La,ehes. Fass and Rssps A large assortment oi Table and Pocket Cutlery: Hand, enaRt ant Mill Saws; Broad and Chopping Axes, Ha'ehets, Draw fag koves. Aagsfs, Chi.els, PlAin Bits. Aug-r Bis, StITHps, Bridle Bits, Spurs. Britania Table ard Tea Spoons. Iron ard German SRyer do. Ra- zofs. shears, Scisots. &r., &e.
 BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, &e.
 TenCsses Kip Brogans, thasie to oTder--a good article; Mems and Boys Calf, Kip and Coarse Boots Shoes and Bfogans. Cloth Caps, Fine Suk, Wool iad Glazed Hats Saddles. Bride. Birdie filling. Mariingslss, Circngies. Gir'hs. Horse and Mule Coliars Hanes. Satide Bags Whips. &c &c Sweets Enslish and American Iron; Cast. Ger man, Spring and Buster Steel; Horseshoe Naiis, Castings. Nails. SpISss, &c., &c.
 The above goods have most of them heen recently selected, in Boston. New York and Philadelphia, ard charges' we vill seil them al reasonable pro- 6s for C.sH. CT in exchange for Cotton. Ps!fries, Beet Hides b-eswax, &c Those in wAht or goods .Si fnd !; 10 lheir advantage to call sbd examine cur stock. lio charge for showing goods.
 T. D. MERRICK & co. Oct, 25, isia. Siean,hoa, Landing. Gazette and Democrat copy three weeks.
 FRESH GROCERIES. kt., ks.. ID ECEIYED PER STEAMERS PENNlWIT E0 AND DUROC, and for sale at the lowest prices--ameng which the following articles. S5 sacks Rie Co5er; 5ols. Loaf Sugar.
 haos Loaf Sugar: rr
 , bhis. Rsboi,ea Molasses;
 2o toz. Painted psiis;
 boses cheap Tpi,aeco;
 5 sets common Feaeups and SaucerS;
 70 ." .. EGgcd Plates.
 50 doz Pitchers;
 box Shaving Soap;
 ] bale heavy DriliiRgs;
 bales heavy Alabama Cottens.
 June F. A y HJFFr
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ATOV ES.
GUNs, cI Ns,! cUNs!ll

LUST RECEIVED, ssi for safe cheap for cash, .b fine Double and Single barFeied Shot Cans, RiAss. fiRt and percussion gan Locks, Ne, Se.. al the Ga sstiiih Shop. on Main street. where repair ing is done up blae, by II. GkitFfTHs.
 NoF6. g.
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Cheeiaw Land scrip.
BOO POSTS WANTED.

Wish 10 ee0trset fe' Three Hgn6Tsd Cedar CT Ma!bsrry Posts, ie se seyea fesI losg. aud 10 square aot ssss a,aa six iaehes- Persons ishing 10 iats the Jo5. wifi Pi1se esii ss possible aPoa the u adersizaee A. J. HCTT.
 Jan .@22. lrJat.
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YrvFRWoRT.

STAs psaaf has sos many ysaFs been found to be oi ssx.IM sisfsrs ia ihe cf affections o the LsseF
 sxs recently t was aseertsined that Il possessed gseaf power in arressing B'seding st the Langs Cs6gAs o chronic character. &-. aud cf sss~niiai sestsee in al diseases of pgisao1saiy ehar1cteF
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rLOUR, BACON, AC..

FLOOR, BACON, &C. LUST RECEIVED. per steamers Alert and swal- .E low, ls0 bbls. Flour % bhss. Pilot Bread; 70 half bbis. Crackers; 10 boxes Cheese; 2 casks Ba- cos, clear sides; } casks Hams On eOnsignne ni, and for sale low for cash, by
 oetae T. D. MERRIcE E Co.
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fgIgsil;
Tho Best Remedy Ever known to Nan.

T,yOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, B-nnekiiis.
 E InHaenza, Bleeding oi the Lungs, Difficulty of Beealhing. Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness ci the Breast or Site, First Stage of ConsuPtIen, &c
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sAFg sn4 easssia eurs sor Cosamptioa q 'a IA. ls.axs. Sptffiax q Blood. Coughs, Colds. Assnms, P.sa ia ne Siat BFoneAisss HooPiag Coagh aa.a ali Pallneassv asseslona
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NEW UukHAM V. J-. J3fe aUi TNTJ.
 Messrs SASps'-Geatieme1:- Wife sGhrr~, with a distress and burning n ter chest for mabi years, ard my daughter was afflicted [ oai he bilsh with hamoI In her blood. We eeasules various physicians anh 'ried numerous Tenctlea without much benefit, uEtii We heari, through Rev Thomas Davis, of The grrat- medicinal veiae Q SaEls's Sarsapasils. On hfs oinsseBds;Ion fny vie and danghs@E decided ca iryiag it, and soon peTieneed pefgsansBt behsiii My aaaghtefs ssts assumed new sppearsnes entirely; iion beta. rough, hard. and sSaiy. t became smooth and soii My aise's sGiserngs almost goae. aId lts use7 snort fGe longer. II Is inn belief, aii pscdGet a p<ffccl cuse. yours with respect,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
THE COALITION.

In the Democrat, which first annnUn
ced Gen. Clalk's intention to become {
candidate, on the sPCckIed ticket, there
was an editorial article haiIing will
pleasure The Gems. determination. Il
that article, the Editor says the propo.
si:ion for the mongrel ticket came from
the whig side of the house. This W,
empha!icaIIy denied, and deny. In ;
subsequent number Of the Democrat
the Editor works himself into pucker
abuses us, personally, and re.afii I'm
tina, the proposition was made b,
whgr. Why did he not give til,
names Of those making the proposition
aud 10 whom it was made, and there
would have been an end 10 that branch
Of the controversy. lie leaves lha, fol
the wings to do, forsoolh! He profess.
es to know who made the bargain, and
of course knows who helped on his eide
yet when asked to publish the names
and prove what he asserts. or take the
natural conscqn nee Of being set down
as dissemination Of false intelligence
he squirms Ike an old maid q, the ad
vances ola supposed libcr,ine, and says
he is columniaied
Publish the namcs-make good your
deliberately published assertion, snc
then you are clear. Or, perhaps, indeed
you.might commit yourself, and some
oflhe democracy, will wan, to know
who gave you authority TO endorse Q
half breed" in their name.
Give US the names Of the high con
tracing parties. The names! TIL,
names!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
q & a . G d " Mo.
THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1850.
DEATH OF PRESIDENT TAYLOR

DEATH OF PRESIDENT TAYLOR
President TAYLOR died at Washing.
ton. on Tuesday night, Oh inst, q, half
rasi 10 o'clock.
The life and deeds Of this grca, ant
good man are too fresh in the minds Of
the American people to need recapitu
laton, to remind lhtm Of the caami
ty they sustain in his death. Tht
shafts ofcnvy and malice, hurled at hin
in the heated political canvoss wbicI
resulted in placing him in the most ele
waited earthly position, but served +,
garnsh his name and fame; and now
the excitement Of the occasion beinI
passed, and Death having aid bis chill.
ing hand upon him. the tears Of friend
and foes mingIe at the loss the nation
has sustained.
We would that Death he'd chosen =,
less shining mark" but
The scepIred king The burihen'd slave,
The Iicb, the poor, the base, the brave"
fall alike at his approach; he stops no
to inquire whcihcr his stroke will bring
a nations wall or the Sigh Of sympathy
from lonely heart.
The nation mourns! But Jet US hope
that, "IIe who doeth All Things we'll
ha. visited this great calamity upor
Nusfor some wise Pur pose, and endea
vo', as nation, to draw lessons Of Wis
dom thcrefrom.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

We understand Mr.. J"uN P. SEBREI
las declared himself a candidate fo,
the Legislature. Mr.. s. is democrat
and a very clever man; whether he goe
upon the States Right ticket with Gen
Clark, or not, we do not know, hu
suppose such is the case. Major Thos
Jackson, or Owen Rawlings, il was gen
orally understood, were looked 10 fo
the filing of the ticket Why they
were dropped, and Mr. Sebroe subs',u
ted, we cannot say. As to Mr.. Jack
son, rumor has il he would not cualesc,
with a "halr.brecd," but insisted on ,
clean locofoco ticket.
A few more days, and we doubt mo-
the position of affairs and men, will b,
better understood.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
LATE FROM THE PLAINS.

FoRT LARAMIE. June ooh. 5


DEAR DoCroR:-The following is
correct statement Of the number Of
emigranis, who have passed this pos, "
10 this evening:
Men, 32,74O-Women, 403-Chil.
dren, 59l-Wagons, 7.5s6--Horses
20,s7s--Mu!es, e,724--Oxen, 81 AIS
Cows, 3,ls5.
The above is according to tho Reg
lister kept at the Fort. Two,lhirds OF
the emigran,s have passed. Much sick
ness prevails, and many deaths have oc.
CURED, the prevailing disease is diar,
rhea. L. s. DARLINGTON
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Your obedient servant,
JOHN GAYLE.
ALBANY. n Y, July 81, 1913.
9. c. LANoDos, Esq.

ALBANY, N Y, July 81, lSiS.
Hon. John Gayle-Dear Sir: have your
letter Of the 18Th inst, but my official du-
lies have been go pressing that have beer
compelled TO neglect my private correspon'
,lents had also determined TO write no
ellers for publication bearing upon the con
test in the approaching canvass. Blu! rs
you desire some information for your own
satisfaction in regard 10 the charges brough'
against me from The South on The slave
question. hevs concluded 10 state briefly
my position.
While was in Congress, there was mucL
agitation on The RICH! Of petition. My
votes will doubtless be found recorded uni
Iformly in favor it. The rule upon which ]
acted was, that every citizen presenting g
respectful petition 10 the body that by the
constitution had the power TO graft or re
fuse the prayer OF it, was entitled to be heard
and therefore the petition ought to be re
eved end considered. II RICH! and reason
able. the prayer Of it should be granted; i
wrong and unreasonable, it should be de
jnied. ! think all my votes, whether on the
reception Of petitions or the consideration
Of resolutions, will 30 found consistent with
This rule.
| have none OF my congressional docu>
ments here, they being at my former resi-
Idence in Buffalo, nor have | access 10 any
papers or memoranda 10 refresh my recoI,
Election; but think al some time while H.
3Congress took occasion 10 state in sub
stance my views on the subject Of slavery
n the States. Whether the rema,ks were
reported or not am unable to say, but the
substance was, that regard slavery as an
evil, but one Nth ,vhich the National Cor
iernment has nothimg TO do. That By the
Constitution Of the United States, tie wholc
power Orer that question waS rested IN he
iSereral States ,chere The Institution 1cGS tol,
Grated. If they regard it as a blessing,
3hey had a Constitutional right TO enjoy il
land if they regard il as an evil, they hac
Pie po,cer and hnetC best how TO apply the
remedy. Ibid not conceive that Congress
had any pO,cer Oper IT, or Tas in any rag
responsible for its continuance in tie SererGl
S!a'eS schere il existed. / hare entertained
no other sentiments on this subject since l er'
lamined it sufficiently 10 form an opinion
and doubt not that all my acts. public and
private, will be found in accordance with
his view have the honor 10 be your ODE
;dient servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
WILLARD FILLMORE.


UThe Missouri Statesman comes
to US enlarged and improved in appear
ance, while it has put more of its ener
gy and talen, in defence Of "clear
wing" principles. We heard one of
your editorials attributed TO q very dis
person the other day, Col
and We thought il q dcdidcd compK
ment. Fire up!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

served al the funeral at l2 o'clock on
Adjuiant General Jones has issued an
order tina, all the military stations. the
day after the order has been received,
the troops to be paraded at 10 O'Clock,
] A. NJ; the order is then to be read to
1hem, after which all labor for tina, day
! Twill cease; minute guns will be fired
sfrom sunrise TO sunset- -Oflirers of the
sarmy will also wear the badge ofmourn-
ling on the left arm and sword, he col.
lprs of the several regiments will be pu,
Gin mourning for six months Similar
5nrders have been issued TO the Navy
aThe solcmnilies in this city Tomorrow
3will be Of the most imposing character
\ A large body Of the military. regu
liars and volunteers, will be in atien
7dance, and on immense concourso Of
Ac,zens and strangers,
a Horace Greedy is talked Of for The
department of the Interior in the new
5Cahinet.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
WESTON e.. BEESCEa,
(0f Fdyeite. Aio.)
General Commission NscT--
chant and Egcascr i'm Eek.
change.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORN

SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
WILL open house, in the city of San
W Francisco. IN or abuu. the lst of Sep
'eniber next, for the transaction Of GenPral
Commission and Exchange business; and will
DC prepared TO purchase gold dust and bullion,
II The best rates, and to furnish sight and lime
'xchnngo on Fayeme and New York He
vii also give faithful attention to the receipt,
re-shipmont and sale Of any merchandise or
tier properly entrusted to his care.
--REFER 10
PRIEST. DIRECTS Il CAShIER0
OF the Fayette Branch Bank; Faye,te,
"A. LEONARD, Esq. Mo.
JOHN B. CLARK. Esq.
WIN. D. SWINNEY, Near Glasgow, No.
GEO. COLLIER, Esq. st. Louis, No.
ROBE. J. WILLIAMS Ne@ York.
July il-3m.
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s.aad Warrant a4os. o. stolen.

A Certificate Of Warrant No 1875. for
Ia lGO acres OF Land, was issued from the
flee Of the Commas Toner Of Pensions, on the
il2!h day of May, 1913, in favor of Stephen
Jones, Sergeant Capt. Heiawoy's Co. az" I'd
hcg. Mo. Mid Vol, and forwarded, by mail,
Q the care Of Henry NJ. Nourse, at Marshall
lNo, which Certificate never having been
received either by said Nourse or said Stephen
Jones, is supposed TO have been either lost or
l,tolon.
Notice is therefore given, thata cavea. has
been filed at the General Land Office, and
li!ter the publication Of this notice, six sue
Icessive weeks, will out the recovery Of SAID
Certificate, demand for duplicate certificate
,"iIl be made Of the CUu'r Of Tensions, &C.
.orling to law.
ANY information, leading to the recovery
i SAID certificate, communicated to the IN
IIersIgned, at Savannah, NO.. vii! be suitably
rewarded. CHAS. F. HOLLY.
Savannah, Mo.-l9-Gw Atty for Claimant.
COTTON YARNS-5O bgs assorted Nos.
~ in store and fer sale by
July 4 PERRY 81 BARTUOLOW.
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Notice.

I NlllS is to notify all persons that will
i prosecute to tie extent of the Law, any
one who may tresrasS upon the Land (south
of Roanoke nd adjoining WIN Brooks hnd)
which was Occu pied by Washington Marquis,
he not having the shadow of u title to said
and. Having understood that some person or
persons have trospassed upon said land,
sAall take particular pains to investigate such
respass, and put in force the Law against
such person or persons. JOHN WHITE.
Roanoke, July DIV,
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sEzEzzsE-SLsEsIEEEEyT
POLITICAL. LIFE.

II is said politics makes strange bed y
Fellows" and the saying is being exem
Ipliiied in this county. In lS4S. Genl
CLARK aud Mai e. F. Jackson were op
posing candidates for the State Senate, (
from this District. They then "poked,
t into" each other pretty severely i
The Fayeiie Democrat rejoiced a, theI
manner in which Gen. Clark was "rid.E
.ilcd,' 10y the rounds Of grape and can
Iisicr." discharged from Mai Jackson's
battery. Now the Major and the Gen!
are "chcok by jnwl," and the Democrat,
smiles most benignly at the "circum
stance" The wings thought General
3Clark better whig then, than now;
while the democrats have altered their
minds, and think him better whig
snow, than then, as vii! be seen by the
Following extract which we take from
L communication in the Democrat, Of
SJuly 10, 1913
81 understand that the General expects To-
! get some Democratic votes. suppose be-
/ has some claims upon the Democracy! He
SO courteous 10 them, calls them by the eu .,
sphonious name Of Locofocos the great lea.
sders locctoco demagOgues, God save the
snarN and fenounces their measures as in
I quitous ard swindlng. 1.-The principle Of
rendering good for evil. were much in vogue
Gao doub. be would get many Democrat,
5votes; but lis obsolete now>a days, end !
hink the cold shoulder will be turned 10 the
/ general. lie claims upon the Democracy!
He is not even a coed Wig, ard Locoio
3co's as he calls them, like the achole hog men
They discarded John Tyler and are not ap'
! 20 embrace his satteli!es-not they. Every
gbody remembers how John Tyler woocd
sIhe Democracy, and every body knows wha
j. (aII lha' party, gave him they would not
seven a 1t with him; and Ihis, no! because they
5regarded John Ty Ter as traitor to the whie
party. bu, because he Yves not an oul.and
outer. There is something in our very
nature Iha, makes US disIrus, halfJreeds :
We Ike the men who stand upon the tchold
foot, and neither heel nor Toe 10 il. w e mus
have Democra, or whig.'
We have ilaliciscd q few words
.merely to give prominence 10 the diff
ference between locofcco views then
/ and now. Whether the General is o.
good wing" no v; a half breed" or a
i"whole hog" locofoco, we leave them
I TO Misunderstanding. that the aulho,
Sof The article, who is a "whols hog
] ioco. repudiates him now, as then.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Candidates. Department.
Announcement Fec. So In A3raace.


We arc authorized to announce Henry H.
DariS, Esq a candidate for Sheriff of Char
ton county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN SHEr-
VAN a candidate tor Justice Of the County
Court of Howard county, at the ensuing Au-
rus! election,
We are authorized to announce WIN. S.
WRlGHr a candidate for Justice Of The Coun-
Court Of Howard county at the onsIing Au-
gust election.
We are auhorize1to announce FRANCIS w.
OlGGEs u candidate for Justice Of the County
Court of Howard county at The ensuing August
lection.
We are authorized to announce WI. II.
|GUERIN, Il candidate for Justice of the County
Court Of Howard county, at tie ensuing Au-
gust election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

UThe people Of California have
resolved that all foreigners working lht
mines, shall be required 10 pay tax t,
De fixed by law. This is resolulely re
sisted by the foreigners. and is likely IL
.esuIt in scenes Of disorder end blood
she'd. We clip from the Pacific Ne,os
he following notice posted by the for
aigners on the trees al several of III,
Higgins. Ii is decidedly cool, TO say
The least Of it:
Notice to Foreigners.-It is time t.
mite, Frenchmen, Chilians, Peruvians
Nexicans; there ia the highes, necessity
'or putting On end to the vexa,ions of
ne Americans in California.
Ifyou intend TO allow yourselves t.
be heeced by band of miserable fel
ows, who are repudiated by their coun
country, then mite and 60 to the CAM
IF Sonora next Sunday. There vii
we try TO guaranty security for US all
and to put bride in the mouths OF
that horde, who call themselves citizens
IF the Uni ed States, thereby profanine
that country.
COLUMBIA, May lc, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

We have just received per Gen Lane and
Kansas large addition to TO our stock which
we offer to the public Ut the lowest possible
rates, comprising every variety of fres h fam.
'ly groceries, pure liquors, Iron, cotton warns
stores &c We respectfuily.ask an examine
ion prior to purchasing
July A, PERRY d. BARTHOLOW.