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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-21

PETINGILL, do.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Waitsfeld, o skinner; Painfeld, Dr. Bates;
worcester, F. Johnsonj Marshfsld' yP; .PPitkln;
WStoTSary Wat6fT I'G" T. e. scott Norhbed v Il SMITH
Woodbury., A. Town; Fayston, E. H. Baxter
Calais J. Mower
A. Pearce;
ORANGE co.
Bra'Edcld, Ba D. Kiagsbury, Randolph, H. Parkhursi;
n, do s. M. Bigelow; East do. N. P. Brooks;
Tunbrdge, j. II. Woodward;W. do s. ". Cobb
Corinth Rev s. Cummings vershlre, Newell Prescott,
onlia% McFarHg VTass Wassinrcn L. LGFd huber
E. do. ]. F. Georges Stafford, s. Barrett
Newbury, Rev. s. Sasi
CHITTENDEN co.
Charlotte, w.s. Baldwin, Jericho and Underhil, L.
HnesburSh, ] Allen; Richmond, w P Briggs;
Westford, T @ Beach Williston, w French;
Richmond, James G. WalstOn.
WINDSOR co.
Bethel, A Marsh: Cavendish, JIG. spalding;
Il do. O HnCher Chester, Q Huchinsonj
Rochester, s Cooper; Royalton, Henry;
sharon, Parker Norwich, Davis;
Brdgewater, L. Raymond; Woodstock, |. Richmond;
Windsor, J. M. Thorndike de. Lake;
Brownsville, Perkins; sheddsvle, Mai Farwellj
Hartford, A. Howard, Quechee vii. Tnkham,
w do. Steele; Hartland, fl Osgnod;
Barna.d. L BIackmer; do JN Willard, Jr,
e do. L Belknap Snosville, Hazen
Pomfret, Harding, Cd; Stockbridge, Rev. Mr. Daily
s. do. Chandlef; Gaysvlle, ] M Bennett
RUTLAND co.
Rutland, ThraIl; Brandon, R v Marsh;
do G Graves; PouItney, J. F. Harris;
Wallingford, Ramsdel; Pittsfeld, JOyslin;
Clarendon, W Marsh;
WINDHAM co.
Townshend, W R shaner Wilmington o. L. shaner /;
Windham II Upham; Hammond's Mills, G. Taylor
Jamaica, Goodale; Dover, w H Jones;
Brattleboro, @, Frost Brookline, Flint;
Athens, J L Shafter;
BENNINGTON co.
Manchester D Roberts, Jr Dorset, A Landon;
N Bennington, Matteson; Bhaftsbury, Bottom.
Z do Dr. Wilcox;
ADDISON co.
Terrisburgb o sholes; Granville, H Csdyj
MonktOn, N. SpOoner; Conwalle, 7 Haskell;
Lincoln, DR. Kent; Addison, Reeves
Middlebury, R. L. Fuller; Hancock, A. Piper;
Weybridge, M. Stoves
FRANKLIN co.
w. Enosburgh, NJ Dean franklin, G Felton,
do. Falls, Col. Kendall st. Abans, L BrainardJ ],
Montgomery Martin Fairfield, John Stafford;
Berkshire, A oomiSssj Rchford, s B Gof.
CALEDONIA co. t.
FIardvvieh, w ewheAtlsy, Peacham, w Mnttocka;
Lyndon, SHINES and Foss McIndoe's Falls Macarthur
aiaeh' q AHsaen Fostsy CABOT, q Cook & ] Mclean
1onv;i,s r Howard Sheffield, l. Harvey:
N do w sias; GrOton, Weld
ORLEANS co.
Albanv WII Gates; Lowell, J D Harding;
BartoH. F. w KimbaIl; Troy, M Eastman;
Craftsburv w Hastings; charleston, Warren;
Giover. i 4 Blanceard Brownington, w Scales;
Greensboro. b Comings Coventry, J. Hurd;
do Babbitt, y Wlhsio"'
Irasburgh E Kimball;
LAMOILLE CO.,
Cambridge, NJ Stafford; 1efersonvilie saIioruj
Elmore, J Scott; hydepaik, n hotSe' ST. nA
johnson. W Caldwell WatelvlIe, FISK anu =
Morristown, West; Mshotonkssi
Stowe, Latham; Wolcott, . fehhocA'
Eden, Dr. Atwell;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-21
Gbe freeman
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In Wainwrighfs Building, Second FOOr-FFOnt

TGRM-sl5 so in advances l,75 after three months or
900 after six months 2 Village subscribers, 90.
~ Transportation must in all cases, be paid by thcsub-
csribers.-EN
]. W. H. CHENEY, PRINTER.
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List of Agents
FOR THE FIR EEM AN.
mAsu1NcrnN COUNTY.
General Agents

v. B. PALMER, Boston.
s, M. PETINGILL, do.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Waitsheld, O Skinner; Plainfeld, Dr. Bates;
Ivnrcester n Johnson; MarshfieId, S. .Pitkln
Warren, D. Raph Barre, G. s. Johnson
WaterbIrv. Il, e. Scott; Mortified, w. II. Smith
Woodbury.. A. Town; Fayston, E. II. Baxter
Calais. J. Mower
A
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poltee IptefI,aeoee.

Mrs sisrr IN fAs TorAs - The pretty, accomplished,
and fsscinhtlDg hrs starr, vho stsuds charged with
iny.iglns the Innocent aud credulous Mr.. Ira Top
Ing into measures whereby he aesigned all his real
tate the exclusive aud benefit Of this a,abls
lady Use conveyed 10 the Tumbs. Saturday after
neon ~ the order Of Justice Biesslsy for ,sf- Keep
Ing, until tbs Gaze H. further Investigated hrs starr
has become much diseomDrted at bsconing lone
star" the s..per CT the prison having psssd her In
solitary cell
.5frifs on sssre,sn. Captain Carpenter, Of the
Finh vsrd aud ofhosr hcCsri arrested Theodore
Curtis, Peter lyon rhliip Davis and james Mon.
ser, On suSrieion o. being concerned In several
.hsress q strand larceny. They were detained for .
frrtL.r hearing.
CaseAf 80 AZ .ss-An old offender. called Bill Tar.
lor detected In the oct Saturday In the dveL
iirs house, No - Fssssu strset Of breaking open
bsarocn door evidently for the purpose Of stealing
Oreer Cuiis Ct the Second ward arrested the rogue
aud Justice Lothrop ioShed him mp Tor trial.
Ialckssfes lfe- Cssfctr The German smigrsnt,
rsmsd Jo-syh Nathan, uho vas srrestrt. . few dsys
snee . charge of forging drst for SEQ guilders
the korr. q Rothachild, and pssrng ths same 10
Capt Crovrl Of the ship Hsttingucr, discharged
custody By tb. magistrate ct the request Of the
co@plsnsnts, the sum beirg too small 10 warrant .
prosscutirs
C-.> Disrissss --Joseph Levi, who vas srr.s.ed on
Friday on ehsrgs % stesrg 800 from the pocket 81
John Loftrs vss discharged from custody yesterday
IN. evidence not being sufficient 70 -srrsot shs d.
t~ufion Of the prisoner
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lMroRrANT INTELLIGENCE FROM BRAzIL-PRobA-
BniTY OF Wan WITH GRKAr BEIrAm We
received some very important intelligence from
Brazil, yesterday, which renders IL likely that
war between Brazil and Great Britain may take
place. IL appears that serious collision occurred
between the British steamer Cormorant and the
commander Of Brazilian fort in the harbor OF
PaIanagua. The Cormorant was in the act OF
bringing into that port four Brazilian barks, which
captured for being engaged in the slave trade,
and The fort fired upon her, killing British sailor
The fire was returned, and the four vessels were
burned by The British steamer.
Az might be expected, the intelligence created a
great sensation at Rio Janero, as well as IN other
places, and no one knew what would be the result
II is no tritling matter, and bears very serious
sspec, al present. No one tell what the end
will be. II is very well known that Brazil is e1-
tensively engaged in the slave trade, and if the
British Ada iral in those seas has received orders
to capture the vessele Of that nation engaged in
such traffic, il is alleged h, has II is not impro-
babe that war between the two countries wall
grow out ofit. At first sight, il might be supposed
that hosIilities between England and Brazil would
not amount 10 much I; but it must be borne in mind
that the English commerce IN that part of The
world is very extensive, and that 1t Brazil should
issue letters of marsue, it would suffer TO very
great degree. England has powerful navy, by
which she could blockade every Brazilian seaport,
but the aspect of affairs in Europe will not justify
her in sending TO Brazil force sufficient to effect
such purpose In such case, England would lose
great deal and gain but little, no matter what the
result might be. In any event, her commerce
would be badly cut mp. We shall look with great
interest for further intelligence from that quarter.
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rs..m.n,. OF D,.,,pxu,.h,s p.o,,s.

nis Nrceisnty l.. De Ia Rota, lady laughter, zoe
and ssrv,nt Msxicp1 Minister sanor D. Il Pea.
R.cfstrfy ~ lsratiou; egnor T Chr ne Ia Roe. /:
sienof Ee~ard ~. Ro-via Hsvsn. synor De
Iaytit't o. sigr or , n.is' ass apd family % A.:
Rev Ir Tsyi1r u. n snd t1fty t-e othsrs arrived
y.sisrasy sEs have taken 81 the Union Piece
HIsi
rE Gsds.nd ard family. Charleston; O. W. A
Williams. Boftcn. brady 9 " VA Burt 4,
Jr bIaisrscok y. Whsrton phlsdeiphs. Geo D.
wslk,r. re Lcris. ard sixty othoTs arrived q. the
If,it s Home yesterday
. ritchsr. Z 2 Army, Eas.iitca New Orleans;
T. Vleslrr. Lsringtou: Thso Estor. Charleston aud
thirty other, arrive ycs;srdrv IS abe Amsrican
s;ctktcp. fsr jers-y n Hose-, ship scdssn !;
n c. Csb.n fiosids; rsud. n. n. n, SD seventy
an. -. arrived yesterday a. tae Ausr
h. a EigiD wss 10 les,s roIsato on friday m the
r,v,,, msnt steamer aokaak on tour Of tbs ,sl, on
rsrs fsisA d ter ~ purrse. 81 see S1shirs
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TIE week which commence to-day, will be an
important and eyentful one to the republic; for be-
fire It's close, i will in ali probability be decided
whethsrthe slavery sgitalion shall be peacefully
sAd .mcs by settled, or whs ther this coaiederiey
Is TO continue a harmonious whole The Senate
wlll to-day take up the last Of the bills before
them in connection with that matter, the fugitive
slave bill ard the House will, we suppose, be
engaged with the civil and diplomatic appropriation
bill and afterwards with the Senate bills. We
hope snd trust that there are patriots enough in
r,sl BODY TO iusure the passage OF those measures
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ghs shsriS OF Kirss County.

10 INA KbiTOR OF TIA uNnsLD.
In your PAPER 81 the nth instant . paragraph sp-
pesred Nstiig that p@rssn named CARLOS, late .
pitonsi 10 The Kiug's comfy jail h-d escaped from
eu.toty, thereby implying n.sigenc- or ins,entIon
o. ths rhsr n Of bis deputies person 81 that
nome rslenscd from pfi-cn, f-v dsys sso in dus
~ ar and the fact rrup-rly chroncisd N
dsd has taken place ana 10 ~ evident that your
fsycrt.r las been ytrsd upon ciher ~ some one
desiring To psrp~trste hoax or BY cone individual
hottie 10 ne sheriff One print Ia ths oitydoustess
tsting its auth GRITTY Dom Jour journsl-hss sre@ty
o. eds The alleged creunstsncs The theme % violent
nnli. M "a alta upon the s a-rtionsd gentle
mo sua you are thsrrlors respectfully solicited In
eomiaon fsfness % aim 20 publish this contradiction
81 the sist ftport L..
RrcskIyn. Aue 1st ~. 1870
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Political Intelligence.

MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The three vacancies in the Congressional delega-
ton from Mass, are TO be filed to-day-if possible.
1t is, perhaps, matter of doubt, US there are nine
candidates in the field. Annexed are the names
Dis. Wig. Dtta ITee Soil.
l.. q. A. Eliot j. T. Heard. Q. sumner
2. CIV UphAm. r. Rantoul ir. John Pierpont
4. Il. Thompson. X Frothing ham ir J. b Pslirsy.
II takes majority to elect-hence the difficulty.
Eight or nine TRIALS have already been made in the
Fourth di,irict. The election 10 the First and
Second districts are to FIJI the vacancies occssioned
by The resignation Of Mr.. Winthrop and the death
Of Mr.. King.
KENTUCKY Kf.EcrION.
The Fran kfort Commonwealth has roturns officially
and unof cislly of the election OF 40 wings and 80
democrats or the IA TO be heard from, tho Common
Vso thinks the wings will elect aud the democrats
S-eiving whig majority In the House Of y. This
does not include the vacancy ia toe delegation rom
Louisville The returns OF Senators elected given by
the Commonwealth not as full as we have already
given. Tho Senators elected for one yoar only.
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THE ELECTION IN Missouri, AND THE DEFEAT oy
Col BENTON the returns which we have
received from Missouri, there is net a shadow Of
doub; that the State has been carried by the wings,
in consequence Of the division in the democratic
ranks, created by Col Benton, and that the Colo
mel himself will be superseded in the Senate Of the
United States by vhig.
This defeat was no more than what might have
been expected, and we prepared 10 hear Of it,.
The course which Col BeRton thought proper to
parpue, within the last few years, was any thing
but popular, and could not but have the effect Of
alternating many OF his supporters. We allude TO
his action on the slavery question especially.
From the time when he forsook his party, and
threw himself into the embrace Of MARTA Van Bu-
rem, and such men, and became the champion OF
free soilism in the 5outh West well as IN WASH
ipgiOn, the most inexperienced eye could not but
perceive that his popularity was on the wsne. and
ihs, when til. election took place his prospects
would be forever bligh,ed in Missouri. Through.
out the whole Of the present session Of COG yress
he contributed as much Hale and seward to
prevent any settlement Of the slavery agitatien n, by
Systematically o,Posing the compromise billiliro-
duced by Mr.. Clay, and voting with the oppor .nts
Of peace and the festOraton OF harmony between
the North and the South. The fac, s, that f.r ors
v.,. a. h,,,,,,sl,, a. ,,,o, RS, ,h,,
bis hsl,,c. ,nd 6su
I, %. r..,,I, ., a.. u;.,o,,; .,...,o- ,o.s -,
49,, al. :, ...,.;,,v -. 80, :, -.
,bs, an. n.ool. A, n,, .,,il., ,,rs., x,,,, ,o-
,r,i, crr,,,-,,, 81 ,,Il,. s.,vs,,. xho h,v.
I'm -, ,bo CO., q, ~. .--;,,.
TO- dr., a. Az 40
TAc,s ,,. r,srv mar, =, n, u,us. of p.,rs.e.-
,s,iv,s :, a. ,ror,s,, xbo a. N, nol;cx uh;,a
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THR APPROPRIATIONS BuL-THE OngrEucrIoss
AT HELL GATE 80 We uus, ibat or represeu tatirrs
in Congress will not ONT; to eirrc the attention Of
that body 10 the nscePsiy % removing he Oh
sirucions IL navgsiisn In she East nver a Hell
Gate. There az. some rocks ., ih,t point whoa
render The navigation o. tie East aver eHcccdintly
dangerous. aud the removal o. whssh wouid con-
fer an important beH,6i on the cvEnsrce u this
metropolis. IL is estimated tsts an !,ulsy e a fer
thousand dollirs woulifcrovc al the fccs, there,
spd 'hrow cpen that bfsnch Of the SEA u sur ocean
s'eaHshiPs add other large cr.h The sub)~ct has
os'n debated over asd sg,s. ard no doabl sxists
me pIaeic'a'hy 81 making h.e nAvcaiics Of
Lsss Isand Sound end The East nver ~ cafe az
~-' ~ NE ocean ils-if Il Yea matter q wonder
Is h'v ns svsissi has s.cs s.gIeeisd 20 long
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BY 7 L l. K q X A p II .
THE MISsOIfRI ELECTION.

CIScIssArr August Is, 1850
The st. Louis Repubiecu, of Monday, ssys:-
ave publish, this morning, all ths infor mation IN
possession In regard TO the result Of the recent
elections 1t Is conclusive ss TO the election Of Per-
ter In the Second Congressional District; and, al
though the vote will be much closer In the Third We
have good to think that Miller 10 elected. lie
has, it will be perceived, TO gain two hundred
votes to his election This, think he viii do
From the returns before us we disposed to con-
ceds the election Of Phelps (Bentonisn demosrst in
the Fifh district Tho majority Of the democrats in
the district IL lArse-hve thousand-aad It will ks
bard 10 overcome 1t.
Tho Fourth district Is not SO hopeless, sad anti
eipate the election Of Bowman, (vhig)
1t V hardly necessary to add, that We look upon
the election Of Mr.. Durkey, In this district nxed
fact.
Thus far the Wigs have forty. seven members Of
the Hsuse and Is In the Senate The freesoiers have
elected thtytvo bers Of tho Houre and three In
tho Senate and the anti Bentonites twenty abers
OF ths House, and two In the seuste.
er. Louis, August II. 1854
the Youth Congressional DISTRICT has al beea
heard from, excepting six eounties willard ? Hall,
(snti. Benton) has <223 votes; ,. d. Gardcnshire,
g.ntonisn aem) 3,$3e; Charles =. BsvmAn, (vhis)
Area.
There v but little doubt Of Bow mans election.
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We are aware that efforts have been made 10 pro-
cure an appropriation for the purpose, but we do
not think that the Necessity OF removing those
rocks was properly urged, or they would moi have
remained where they are so long as they have
We believe that a celebrated French engineer has
pro osed 10 remove them FOR trihing sum-a fe"
III usanu dollars.
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pontntic nlisr-llnnr.

In sxcavatnx ~. rauriiie raifoai, about three
niiss from ran-iiie vein % vpry fn. ard rich
pIurtrgo three fest tkiot, Discovered .
short time since --kich.erx Erg.
A bale Of new eottc. from tks ria-tsticn - Ir.
Nnshpftun lrgrnm 81 wilkirson county, Gsorgis,
received last Tursdsy az ss.sunah.
r-tlrg The thurtsr shower. 90 Tussdsy nsht, the
shetrie Huid struck pen ~ hogs the brighton
Hopss liuiug upwards a. $50 head. church In the
softteru part 81 The sty slso -rpck dsrn.sips q
ecnsissr.hiy, firrfr-~s Jrs~fr~, -fzsassb
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE EEklY HERALD,

Tho American steamship Hermann, Capt Crabtres
will leave this port At three O'Clock tomorrsw after
neon, for Southampton and Bremen and the British
steamer Cambria win leave Boston on Wednesday,
noon, for Halifax and liverpool. The mails o, the
Hermann will close at two o'clock and those Of the
Cambrs al half past three o'clock to- morrow after
noon. The WEEKLY HESALp will be published at ten
O'Clock to morrow morning Single copies, sixpenss.
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u.,r pysux-PhsInu,s r,mr,e n.,r Owe.

ssior the bsr whiBkers th applied whoua
mj1ry she skin 1t h. wsshsa Immediately
vhout disturbing the soor and has bad odor APP
pirsS. sold at PHAINNs vs and Tospes HsSafaooFy.
~ prpaaWaY.
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szr YHAscts DHSAu We have resolved iron Sac
Yrarei'so, sso-nuni,sss, siFsed BY shout f,r,y q
The psfssrEsrs o. iAe sboss ys.ssl ocniaiuug vote
81 thanks 70 M ssmOei farco,, s.eoua eale.r, for
The ssntsmaply eontust and sti.,isa. a. . mariner
epAy "a " hlrp suins iss reysge iren ,hi. city W
ffn Hansti.a
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Or. Jnns. w. Powell, ocul,ss, Auriss, a

fsyecs s exclusively diseases Of the Rye and
Bar from clock 96l broadway en trapes 1 war
esa street. where Ne kxd h popular Treatise tho
Eys Sd eaios priss 10 Also his acting nyc sad
xar reup taina. rtiSsiai Eyes sssysst.
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Tru..ts, sheu,der nrncs., Abdo..ln 81 SUI.

Body Bells. Bsudagos. Ne no. over
twenty deisn tinds 81 the approves hakers making
iaFet best In the city For sale BY
CHAs II. hing DrugsisL ls2 Broadway, corner q John
AFR
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DIR. wheeler, OsuI,.,, as Barclay street,

devoss Bis exclusive stssptn to eissa'es Of tAs Eye DC
imported from Paris artificial Ewes OF improved
which he insert to resemble The natural
and def, the trietest scrutiny Ose hours 70 g. PAM
yLe, with by Dr. w. BE- had gfstsi-
tcusly 1T his rssidenss.
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wig. end vonp.e-.-Anothsr Mea.l b

awarded Wu sh-o the beat Wigs and Tou-
The public invited 90 Inspect his ssyie fos
1850 at RATCHflOR'S celebrated Wiz raetsry, Wall
street. he keeps the isrsent and bss portnsst Ia he
Mty Cspy the address.
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WissY Ntpsi--ctrrxe.s and Strangers ARE

Ia Keeps he largest aud hest Assorsnsnt IN the ety.
his oelebrates Wage HAIR pss Factory, i BrsAIways
,eTleI Of Dsy street. Copy he addrass
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Co and see pos. new and bsautiraI ma.

tent Tapestry aud Tapestry ingria
pets ty b. tonnd in Any warehouse In this city
ourtr, the cells bratfd cheapest carpst establish
\ in the United states No 80 Bnwery. HIRAM AM
DkRSON'S. 1le' ars great eurioity
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He,r Dye.---natehsior's Genuins T.aauie

Hair only AT the manafaesory, Wsg
Ires The public should guard against iritatiens see
ny various diplomas perons whose hair has assumed
BAD eolor the of the imitation eyss, have ID
corrected By calling A. above Copy the addross
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1A- sssr'ss's q,.aiitJ Of the rs@s artisis' I'm 1t
ne waller freu w, s~ranspc~nsws q ns- rrsiss 10
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Proc,.tii,,.s OF COngrs.s.

New work.. monsay, August 10, 1885
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,yproH n. W. CORNER OF rULroS AND NASSAU sps.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-11
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cheapest light ever known.
OEFOrders left at this office, will be atten
ded to-
St. Louis, Aug. 80, lS49--26--y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-11
Fresh Drugs Il Medicines.

TENHE subscribers respectfully inform their
j friends and the public generally that they
have received their Spring and Summer supply
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dye
Stuffs, all of which they offer on the most ac-
commodatlng terms; we have the largest and
best selected stock ever brought to this mar
ket. California Emigranls supplied With
every article in our line, with full writtcn d.
rections for using them, also put up = the
neatest style. Physicians and others visiting
Glasgow to purchase Drugs, Medicines &C.,
will find it to their advantage to give us n
call, all articles sold by us warranted pure and
ofthe best quality. Do not forget the house.
We are on the corner Of Market and First
street, at the old stand of Digges s. Horsley.
mnr2l +. w. DIGGES d co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-11
MARBLE, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,

VIE subscriber respectfully returns his
IL thanks to the Public for the liberal pat
ronage he has received during his residence
in this place, and begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to fill orders for Tomb and Grare Stones,
out of italian and American Marble, and
palmer material, at as low rates as any es-
tablishment 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 filed
Shop on Water Street, one door below tie
Times Office. PHILIP BAtER.
Glasgow, August 30, lS49. -26--tf