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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-08
ELECTION RETURNS.
HOWARD COUNTY

Upto late hour yesterday evening
the poll box of Franklin Township had
not been received at Fayeltc.
Clark and Sebree are elected: Green
leads Miller some $50 votes; Bolts,
Heath and Hill, are most probably cleo.
ted County Court Judges, the two first,
certainly. -r. ......
The official vote will be given mex,
week.
CHARLTON COUNTY.
John G. Miller, 800
j. S. Green, ... 36l
Miler's majority 80
John Miller, Benton, received about
200 votes.
LEGIsLATuRE.--Mo democrat,
AGO; Jackson, whig 427. Moore's ma.
jority. 33. ....
SHERIFF. II. Davis, elected by
81 minority.
Boon CouNTY-R ocheport Precinct
John G.. Miller 1879
John Miller SO
J. S. Green ..... 80
Gordon .... lO4
Young . ... .. %
COOPER COUNTY.
.... IL o'clock Tuesday.
]. G.. Miller 745
John Miller 4O5
J. S. Green Ids
Later Information gives John G. q
majority of over 700 votes over al
Green being the hindmost.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-08
NEW GOODS
Boon, Talbot & Smith,
FAYETTE, MO.

wv are now receiving our ustnl great
w variety of Guods. adapted to the pres.
ent and approaching season, to which the at
tcntion OF Old friends and the public in gem
eral, is respectfully invited; as part of
which, we specify,
An extensive assortment Of the most popu-
lar and newest style, Ladies Dress Goods.
Including fine supply Of Silks, Tissues,
Barages and Lawns.
Orgundies, Wash Silks, Muslins, Ginghams,
Grass Cloths, French and English printed
Jaconets, Chameian Lawns, Tuliies, &c.
Figured and Plain Swiss Musins, JOcouets,
Lace Lawns and all other descriptinns of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-08

No. 1870 Third ST., directly opposite Barnam'5
CITY HOTEL, ST LOUIS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-08
SALINE COUNTY.

SALINE COUN I.
CAMBRIDGE, Mo. Aug. 6, 1850.
DEAR GREEN: Below you will find
statement ofthe vote of our township.
Maupin and Bryant were tied yes,er.
day evening, a, Arrow Rock; this is
gain of some 10 or SO votes.
JEFFERSON acknowledgements.
tive, Maupin, whig, rs; Bryant, loco,
So, gain of 40 votes.
CoNaREss-Phelps, o, Woodson rs.
Shields IS, Gilpin 2.
Winston rs, Sappington
IS.
SHEUIFF-Dysart. wing, SO; Parsons,
Loco, II. Dysar, was 40 ahead at Ar.
row Rock yesterday.
But the best Of all is the reelection
of Martin II. McMahan. Constable,
against ThraiIkill. Whiskey & Co. by
Is votes. Yours. truly,
SALINE CoUNTY-Later--The en-.
tire wing ticket cl ected. Majority for
the Legislature. over 100. Woodson.
for Congress, leads the field, by hand
some majority.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
From all the information we can
gather, the entire wing ticket is defea-
ted by small majority.
CoLE.--We learn from passenger
on the Pocahon tas, that Green and Mil
Ter were runni ng together. 1t was
thought there would not be 80 votes
difference.
MoNITRAU.-First day. J. G. Miller
over 100 votes ahead.
BOON COUNTY.
a rumor was prevalent yesterday at
Fayelle, that Col. Young hadjbcen cleo
ted to the Senate, and Robinson, Hat,
ton and Hicks. were ele c,ed Represen
talives--thc frs. a democrat. Miller
led Green largely. This is rumor.
CARROLL CoUNTy-First dag. II Hall,
81. Bowman. 7G; Gardenhire, 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
4 XAnrd 10 the Wise.

There are some men like the Cynical Phloso
pher who would DO nothing for posterity, because
posteritv had done nothing for him. They are
unwilling to be taxed to pay for the tuition of
other mems children. They virtually inquire, IN
the language of Cain, "Am | my brother keeper =
They do not recognize the fact that IGNORANCE is
more extensive than EDUCATION; that it costs
more to support children in the House OF Correc-
ton than it does to support them in the Common
School. If we give books to the boys and girls
we shall not have to handcuF the men and wo-
men; if we fill up our schools, our prisons VIII De
to LET If we furnish the teachers with more en-
nlovment there will be less for the Judge ana
the Tailor to do You say the law is Imperfect.
1t has some good points, you are willing to ADMIT
Now make sure of the law, and atterward make
such alterations abridgments and amendments
as YOUR taste and judgement may dictate 10
not he like the fool who starved himself and re-
fused to partake of sumptuous repast because
there was an unpalatabIe dish upon the table II
this law be repealed it viii be long time oelore
YOU will have another opportunity to encourage
Free Schools in the Empire State Let there DC
no hair splitting, no numbering no ooi'in6' ~
barn burning here The man who io!lo"S us
marty for the same reason that the muitltuue loi-
lowed Jesus into the wilderness, need not doase
this question for fear he will not be able TO tnahe
his ealing and election sur" for TINS is ho' d
party question. The bigot who would ss'e'0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

NORTH SIDE.-Considerable activity seems to
prevail in building, north of Grandst as well as
south. A fine block of seven brick buildings is
being put up by Mr. Beers corner North'Seventh
and Fifth SITS The fronts are to be succeed and
represent brown stone, as is large and handsome
building south. east corner Grand and Fifth sts
recently erected by Mr.. Barnes.
THE BIBLE AND TRACT CAusE-Collections
have been taken up in several churches OF the vii
laee as to the former and the contributions by the
friends of the B1be, understand, were liberal.
An adjourned meeting in relation to the Tract
cause was held in the vestry Of Rev. Mr. McLean's
Church on Monday evening.
FROG Town GUARDs.--This new company go
ON target excursion today to EhEabethtoWn
NJ. They will muster goodly number OF mus
kets on the occasion and will be preceded by the
Wiliamsburgh Brass Band AS the name ndi-
Gates. this company halls from the Sd District,
great portion of which is SO low as to make tie
name of Frog Town not inappropriate.
Projection GuARDs-This fine corps of young
men, members of Engine Co. No 2, went to Fort
Lee on Tuesday, on target excursion. Inc
Guards number about 40 men, and are commanded
by Capt Coggswe The prizes consisted OF two
silver cups and gold breastpin.
SEvEYrH.sr.-A petition was presented to the
Trustees on Monday evening, that this street be
paved and tagged from North Ninthst' to the
Brooklyn line.
SOUTH EIGHrH-sr.-Much surprise has been ex-
pressed that this fine street should not be paved
The law for such matters, relates to Williams
burgh, is that any owner or owners may petition
for the opening or improving OF street The
Trustees advertise the petition-objections il
eny. TO be presented at a certain day. On hear
ing the parties, the Committee report to the
Board whether the improvement, in their opinion
should be proceeded in or not. 1.-THE report be ia
yorabe, the fact to that effect is again advertised
and objections called for If a majority OF the
owners on the line present remonstrance by the
day designated, against the improvement, 1t can
not take place. and the petition is discharged The
latter was the case with South-Eighth.st. much to
the regret of many persons owning property III IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

even children on his iron bedstead should remem-
Der that his peculiar enets viii be assaied in
Free Schools, neither will they be enforced. The
miser who would pinch every sixpeuce until it
squeaed acts the part of the penny wise and
pound foolish, if he votes against the Free School
system of instruction. The Upper Ten, and the
Unwashed, the Million and the Millionaire, the
Aristocracy and the Ragocracy, need entertain
but one opinion on this subject. Educate the
rising race, and the future owners of our FARMS
factories, ships and stores will be CT the right
mold. Open wide the schoolhouse door and let
the youth from the hedgerows and the highways
come in. :" Let there be light and they will
rise up and call you blessed.
Agtate, Agitate, ACETATE this question; call
mass meetings sing Free School songs; make
Free School speeches, and scatter broadcast those
leaves which are for the healing of the nation.
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
BROOKLYN LAW COT RTS.

SUPREME CoUnr.-s pecial Term@Before
Hon Judge Morse-Jaaies r. D,ummoHd aud 0tsers, a5i
oseph Slauson- Judgment for defendant with
nm
% Camel OF the CITY Of Brookiyn0rdered thai The IN
ON order heretofore made i'll this cause be dissolved
with $40 costs. &c 49,, Mead mud v.lar
,,a q Hall for common law ceroriarl 10 remove the
proceedng of the Mayor and Common Council OF the city
r. Rronkin in relation Hudson-ev cross walks from
" Fn,onst 10 the East river The application decreed
Wjcks RI ais agt James LySer ct atslotlon TO change
venue from Suffolk Queens County, Motion decreed
md orerd reference Selah B. Strong to take an account
Of a,ont due the plts, te papers 10 be filed and order
e az with the Clerk OF Suffolk Co,
D1y;e NJ Wilson agt. I'm. Jenkins Shertf-Ordered that
tho ME or order entered 9Th November, 1910, be vsca-
ted. ,,,.,,.-l , mr., ,;.5r3
MIN Richard lake and Patrick fE4herty-Reierees read
rnor and afdavit ofcompualion Ordered ud snen Tor
Nils Of 81 2l7 u.s. with costs.
osSno smith ard Caleb Smith agst Darid Fleet and
oters-Ordered Judgment OF foreclosure and SAFE VIVA IA
sownncc OF per cent. amount reported due beside
costs papers 10 be fled and order entered with The Clerk oil
Suffolk county ,.; e,r
nrrrepl argued. Decision reserved.
Nicholas Ryder ngst Exert Steeia7erJ aud oaerS-De
murrer argued, and decision reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
vU1EN THOUSAND CURES and NON

a SINGLE FAILURE. DR.. HASTINGS COM
POUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA, celebrated hroughous
both Continents tor It's wonderful cures OF ConRumpnon
Asthma Decline, Splitting of Blood, Night Sweas Dfcuf
Breathing, Coughs Colds aud ali diseases oil te ohess ana
liz effect upon the system is mild and soothing, at the
same time certain and eicaciousrarey failing 10 give re-
liefupon the first application, and by repeating u FeW
times permanent cure Is effected
The proprietor therefore, not only recommends bis NAP
TIA SYRUP, but warrants II TO cure. lie warrants IL 10
act upon the Chye and puryit he warrants TO remove
all amendments which reard the free circulation OF iho
blood he warrants il open tho internal and external
pores of the body and eject al the obnoxious particles
which have accumulated in the SYSTEM he warrants It %
failing remedy IN ~ ,>,,,,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
Pain in the Chestand Asthma and he warrants Il to arrest mo
formation of berces in the lungs, and to heal nose aeag
formed SO that persons in consumption maytake WIN u
most positive confidence OF cure, Tor us gree seah VI
notion is i'll tie Lungs which II penerates IN I'LL drecuoh
purifying them everything obnoxious in its progress ana
which apped according to directions cannot full 70 leave
III q perfect healthy condition. > =, -, ,,r,, /.
is hghhly recommended by the Medical Proesslon Ihat
eminent Physician, Dr. Mott OF says INA, ~
Palnonc Remedy il cannot BIO too highly prase1, VI;
Liverpool Engand Dir. Boyd Of Lancaster, Dr. Hamiton
of Bath and those eminent publications. the London Ian.
cet the Medical journal, and Brutwaites Retrospect '
accord TO Il the most convincing ceruhcatos Oh s ncs'
In this country has been used with distinguished suc-
cess. -. u
None genuine without the written signature OF NJ A. r.
HARRISON on the wrapper. Price al per boite, or SIX
bottles for S. Principal Office l5i Greenwlctst New"
York.
Sold in Newark by R. Van Buskirk, In Albany by G.
rockingham in Boston by Reading Co in Philadelphia
by Zeiber Co. Thd.st below Chestnut and in Baltimore
by S. S. Hance. 49,
Sold in New.York by E. NJ. Guion, 1877 Bowery; H'C;
Sanders 325 Bowery; John b. Dodd III Broadway, and
Codngon. 1903 Hndson-st or litFuIh&SN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Smoke Consumers.

1t is gratifying to know that human ingenuity
has at last devised protection for Railroad trav
elers against the smoke and coal-clnders which
render that mode of conveyance usually not only
uncomfortable, but dangerous. Mulutudes OF per
sons have had their eyes seriously injured by the
cinders which are drawn into the cars by the ed
diving currents of air produced by the rapid motion
of the Railway trains; and a general discomfort
is often experienced, particularly In warm wealth
err from the necessity of closing the windows to
avoid the annoyance. A patent understanding
apparatus has been invented, and upon trial has
proved to be perfectly etfectual. 1t consists OF
what may be called an endless chain OF bars and
this chain OF bars forms the bottom OF the furnace,
on which the live coal blazes. The chain moves
very slowly forward-not more than at the rate of
an inch in the minute--from the front to the back
of the furnace, carrying the fire along with it. AT
the back or bridge of the furnace the chain OF barns
moves round and comes back again. Thus 1t goes
on endlessly, from morning to night. The appara-
tus is fixed on carriage, which IS run INTO ts
place on species OF railroad and the whole
that is. the whole bottom of the furnace can be
dragged III or out at pleasure, by which means
every facility is presented for cleaning, renova-
ton, &c.
The chain of bars is moved by connecting gear
from the steam engine The coal is laid on hop
per at the mouth OF the furnace, and is carried for
ward by the bars the depth of coal that enters be-
SSSSA
or raised like sluice The principle of smoke
consumption &C insists in the slow and regular adj
mission of the coal. Instead of being heaved III
with shovel, as to produce continual gusts OF
smoke, it is admitted as it were by hair -breadths.
The ignition is, therefore, little at time; and
mbat smoke is raised, haDiMg to go oter tie ~hOle
bright fire beyond, is necessarily consumed Moth
ing gets up the chimney that is perceptible to the
eye. The apparatus, we are told, has the further
advantage Of economising fuel and attendance,
while it sustains the steam equally with the com
mon practice of firing. The whole invention is as
simple as it is ingenious More than year ago
one of these patents was applied by the Messrs
Chambers, of Edinburgh, to tenhorse power en-
CINE, which they employed to drive their extern
sive printing machinery. They have found it eve
rything they desired No smoke, they say, is ever
seen to issue from their chimneys and, on calcu-
ton as right as could be made the saving seems
to be about one-twentieth OF the fuel or one tun
to every twenty consumed without the patent
They have concluded that if ten-horse power en-
CINE is any criterion, smoke is no longer an una
voidabe nuisance in connection with locomotives
and manufactures Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
CITY ITEMS.

Mrs. PARrIseToR IN A NEw-Y DIRK THEATER--
How dye do, / m 80 glad TO see you," said Mrs
partington as she stopped at Mrs. Peabodies on
Der way from the depot. I've just come from
Few- York. and I've seen twice as much as ever
law in Bosting. saw the Rochester rappins
Il hotel there The man was rappin away at
t5e bar and there was all sorts of spirits behind
lie counter. But Mr.. Jones and went to the The
ser, and that beat all We saw them performer
ste moral Drama ; Mr. Jones said it was called
Just as you like it."-One part of it they called
rSpoke-shave seven edges" and it was the best
art of the whole Drama, think. A man they
allied Jake spoke it, and III tell you all about it,
br it made such expression upon me that
earned it all by heart.
"All the worlds stage,
And all the men and women merely passengers;
They have their axes ilid their entry ways,
And all the axes have edges. First the haby,
Ncwling, &C. in lis nurses urns;
And then the winning schoolboy with his scratchawl,
And shiny mourning face, RAINING like snail
JTnwltngly 10 schcol then the lover
Signing ike foundery with an awful bandage
Made for his mstrssss eyebrow then The soldier
Jealous in horror, scrubbng stick in quarrel,
Seeking the bubber refuation
Into the cannon mouth; then justice OF the peace
In fair round belly, with good apron.lined;
His eyes sore and beard OF normal cut,
Full ofold hendsaws and modern mischances;
And so he brays his part The sixth edge shmmes
Into the lean and slippery pair OF panlaloons
With youthful hoes well shaved V; a world TOO wide
Turning grain toward hardish pebble, pipes
And mizzles in his sound and last OF all
That ends this strained repentful history,
Is second cfildishness und mere pavilion
Sands teeth, Sands eyes, Sands tasting Sands sarsa-
parilla
METHoDlsTs.-The sessions Of all the annual
conferences for the present year have been held
and the minutes are in press We give below a
ecapisuation of the statistics of this and the pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
g, SWEDISH soNGsTREss AND HER GHaRI
= TUES For The Tribune.
sy MRS l.. u, sicovRNEy,

BLysr must their vocation be
Who, with tones of melody,
Charm the discord and the strife,
And the railroad rush of life,
And with orpIean magic move
Souls inert to Life and Love.
But there's one who doth inherit
Angel gifts and angel spirit,
Bidding tides of gladness flow
Through the realms of w ant and Woe,
Mid lone Age and Misery's lot,
Kindling pleasure long forgot,
Seeking minds oppressed with night,
And on darkness shedding light;
She, the seraph's speech doth know,
She hath done their deeds below,
So, when DER this misty strand
She shall clasp their waiting hand,
They will fold her to their breast,
More o Sister than guest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
PIANOS.

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per-
sons about purchasing Pianos VIII md Il TO te adVsn
Fultau.st east aide OF Broadway They have large as
eortment Of Rosewood Pianos constantly on hand Every M
gilmore an 900 persons they viii refer 10, who have Pur'
chased pianos them all OF which have given universal say
isac or bu, when any doubts expressed as 10 e qus
ity the payment may be withheld until such doubts are re-
moved. Old Pianos exchanged. New and secondhand
pianos 10 let M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

NAruRAIIzArIoS.- who come to the
United States under Is years of age can be
naturalized at the age OF 81. In either cases the
applicant must be a resident for ice years, and
must have made declaration OF his intention
tsco rears before being admitted as citizen. In
both coses the fact OF the required residence must
h., nroyed by the witnesses who are citizens,
native or naturalized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
+ EUCHTE & NEWTON. Piano-Forte

n
IL Mandatory and Wsreroous, ~ and 2 CsnastThe
subscribers offer for sale large OF elegant Piano
aOres from bf in rosewood aud mahogany
These instruments are made in the substantial manner,
and of their best seasoned materials by experienced
ehancs under immediate charge, and are uni
yaed IN sweetness of tone aud deicacy toach Those
distance BY specifying their wishes by letter in regard to
0ye or qualify of tone may depend upon faithful seleo
don AL iastr1pnents warranted F. c. LEUCHTE
IA srn4 & J. NEWTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
NNOIIAN PIANO. FORTES.-We

AI'OL1h1t lAAfO = Il OANA h'Ao' w v
would call the attention OF the public in general to
the fine assortment of PIAN0FORTES with snd without
the much admired E0LIAN ACCOMPANIMENT, Hads
Gently opened at AZ BROADWAY, by WATERS
BERRY. The PIANOS OF T G. Co have been too long
and 100 favorably known need any commeutanonse-
Hundreds in this city estisf 10 their superior excel
lence Also good assortment OF BOUDOIR PIANOS for
sale n B-Secondhsnd Pianos taken in exchange
pianos to let ole linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

MEDICAL OFFICE, 1876 Bowery, for
Iva the TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES
DR.. UPHAM confines himself TO an oie practice and
in he morning ill o'clock in the evening. The Doctors
remedies for Dyspepsia Liver Complaints Scrofua and
Rheumatism, unrvaled and warranted to cure in all
cases FOR THE FILES,
Dr. UPHAMS Electuary. ian internal remedy is eef
tain for Piles in every form. Sold by the proprietor,
1856 Bowery s. Tousey loo Nassal-st.; Mrs Hays, IT5
Fulton-st Brooklyn and by Druggists throughout the Unit
ed States o9 imeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

Mr. FLANDERS ard his quickly picked mp and taken
into the store Of Mr.. Baldwin, where medical aid
promptly procured for them 1t found that Mr.. Elan
des had two of his RIBS broken and severely bruised
III other parts OF his bods His severely injured
They were conveyed to iheircsdence during the morning
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER THOMAS POWELL.
OnIuesday morning, rs the steamer Thomas Powell com
manded by Capt. Johnson. her way TO Permont
from this City, when of Manllatave, part of the
machinery gave way andher progress consequence
Immediately Interrupted Upon investigation it was soon
discovered by the Engineer that The head broken
and The piston somewhat damaged. The anchors were
cast and IN few moments the steamer Armenia came
alongside and the passengers stepped on board OF her and
were conveyed 10 Permont after which the Thomas tow
ell owed 10 The foot of North Moores where her inu-
res will be repaired and in the meantime the steamer
NewHaven will take her place the New ork and Pier
mont route.
Observation-Disclosures McCarty was found on
Tuesday night by Mr. Howard concealed in Of the mp
per corridors of the Irving House, without doubt for the
purpose Of depredaing the baggage OF some OF the in
mates after they had retired to rest
BURNED TO DEATH.-On Tuesday afternoon
residing in Tweliths between avenues and G,
left her infant three months old asleep in cradle by the
stove while she erand. On her return the
cradle in flames and the child burned to death An IN
quest was held, and verdict of accidental death returned