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EDuCATION.

vHTLCoxs 4. y. SCHOOL AGENCY. NO. Is3 NASSAU
street established 1857 pstrcnife ~ the be-t Teach
Covsrne--es and their employers rern- "a ALL Per
adv yrsr salary secured BY trsnssrshle
cheek the sane b.ins Psy.bs In ..Ivic. cr s
early. full, and postpaid Refsrenee eschsaeed
ey,o cIERoynEN-A CLERGYMAN RKsIDIse IN
the state ~ Nev r.rk o. The sAsssrs satss ts
er~ss issrsssins he incsms De by tskas The
tsv skarss 81 ne s1vsstisn aud training Il na1s sh1,
ssa VIII whom n.dersss pr.nsum viii pAid rw fun
pnrcuars address the ses - tkis stAtssg
wh~rs stervSsw ~ had.
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vDOLICBHEN. ATTENTION THERE WILL BB 4
II hsssnS of shs Polssmsn held Nilftary Hall, Bow
cry saturday the 18th day Of April 1t u O'Clock ~
hear the report Of the Committee FROM Albany Pu.ssuA
ssndasse requested there viii bs Of Ne
Apsrtanss 70 transact BY order Of
NATHANIEL ABBOTT, CAsannaa-
n A. WnrrE. secretsry
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srrRTING.

rErrRrxIiIE corRsE LIr-rRorTfNG.-xoNDAr, l.
- hgrsi ien. n ~ eeiech M par-s s1s .s hse.e.
Nsal whslrly enters e. shsws cets Csntiin enters
heAsvh name dsy, $50 mile hess-, beet In s. IN
ssrss@s; = Ssn-.5 s,ssr b. ssrs.ssr wherly eaters
The ~i leave thc south Perry Broohyn % o'clock
n. n. rsturniss as soon as the srcrt 10 over.
JotL coSKLIS. Preprs..or.
TESrREvIrIy COURSE, L. I-PAcrSg,-wRpSgs-
~ ssy ARri 7th ~ ~ o'cleck r. NJ pur-s sieDg mile
heats best Bio IN har~@-s. a. Mrght srtsrs m IsIy
Beviss nr. neKussy r. m Lsdy Ma r. wh.ip,s,
enters e. a. Dan Miller d. Bryas enters n m Cs5sr
Maid The viii leave shs south Tsrry Rroekix,
ccieck rsturnnS - the sport over fsrs e.ss
vsy, - sset JOEL COSkLIN. Propsis.er.
CENTREvIrfE CorRsE T. L-rRorTrvo-rURsR
~ cf SIS vill be Owen mile in IN
Free sl sressins her-e To e.pe % Arm d NATIVES
70 ess. sstsrssy s.ssne April 18Th, ~ seeioct. r.
Green ksddent Hotel Tvo ~ start 70 make 40
to 70 W the second bsst JOEL COSKLTN Prerr,etev
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NED BuNTLINE's OWN. FOR THIS WEEK, con-
n shs BhoJs New yerk Putting him Through BY
Daylight the continuation Of the sreet Sweeper Thrilling
antl>snssSas isitsr Rita sssspy hs ~
cured Santa Anna and his Pretty wife; Lave u Honor
Together With and
nal matter. Omss Spruce ssrsst
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NOTICE-AN EXPERIENCED MINING-ENGINEER
Chemist and Geoiogist wishes for AN engagement by
and merchant houses Of this city reference Ad-
drets L. II care Of r.. LYON Esq. 40 Broadwav
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Our Wsshisgtsa Cerrssps~As.ss.

Our WaShisgtsa Cssrssps~4sass.
WAsnIvoroS, April 10 1850.
The Gairain Clssw
Mr. Gentry, d Tennessee, and Mr. McLanahan Of
Pennsyivania asked to be excused from further
Woe on the committee Of nine appointed to inquire
into the notorious Gaiphin claim This look. smoky
The concern begi ins TO q most ugly complexion
IL IL understood that the opinion against the claim of
Mr.. McCuloch late comptroller, and of Mr. Whittle-
sey the present comptroller will be embodied In the
report and that the most material labor Of the COM
mittee will be to answer the objections ofcers
and to whtewash the Secretary Of War The minori.
ty report however will present the other side Of the
question and there strong ground Of suspicion THAI
the House win be compelled to disapprove Of the
1t has been pretty clearly shown that kr Anderson
a chief clerk In the War Department, under Mr.
authorizing the settlement OF the Galphin claim log
rolled through the House couple of sessions ago IL
is suspected that that service was paid for by the
elerkthp in the Var Department, and by contingent
fec the splendid interest Of this Gaphin claim and
that this branch Of the affair will be- the most inter
esting Of the whole examination The operation VI
passing the bill is thus described. Mr. Anderson
clerk Of the House. got the Galphin claim the cal
endar placed directly in front Of the bill for the
ment Of Col Dick johnson Of the sum Of $4,000 for
his care Of the Choctaws. The Galphin men then
went to the friends Of Col johnson. and said they
would oppose his bill unless they would first agree to
pass the Galphin bill The friends of Col. johnson,
anxious to do him justice agreed TO this
and thus the Gslphn eItortion was whipped in over
the shoulders Of Col. johnson.
In the basement Of the Capitol, the committee Of
nine are holding their examination. Among the
witnesses examined to be examined, the Attor-
ney General the Secretary Of the Treasury, the Sc
cretary Of War land perhaps Old Lack and Mr.. Clay
tonl Mr. Whttlesey present second com tro,ier aud
Mr.. hcCulloch his predecessor both Of whom refused
the interest and Mr. Anderson the wire worker of the
whole machinery in getting fairly into the Tressary
TO the comfortable tune Of sl0S 600 equal the sup
port Of the West Point Academy and all its officer
and cadets for u whole year And some cay the fund
has been divided as foows-
To Mr.. Crawford. Observation-Disclosures. Sl0o 600
To Mr. Anderson ................... 10000
To Judge Brya (-hareholderl ......., $1,000
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HORSE FOR sALE-A GOOD SIZED sORREI. SOUND
and hind in all harness and stylish driver stands with
tying and without wnksr Sold becaus~ his
= GOING abroad. Price. $ido. Apply ss C0wANs stable
~ Mercer street.
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RAYNEs PANORAMA OF VOYAGE TO EukOPE-
ID Opsn every snin the Great Hail. Minerva koons.
4o6 Bros!way snbrsens views :f Boston Liverpool Lo.-
Chdrsn, unasr twelve Is Doors open 81 6h,
moving ~ n An sxhbitoa Wednesday and
eatu av ftsruo A thres o'clock.
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City Intelligence.

Drawn rv Dpow~r~n The dad body found In the
water on Monday at pier No North River. proved to
eight year. Who some three month. since fell over
board in that vicinity, and was drowned verdict
was rrbdrrrd accordingly
FArAL RaiLrosp AccIDr~r.--At scven o'clock last
evening the body Of John House brought down
from Manhattsnvilie TO the Sixteenth ward station
House. w the Hudson River Railroad cars. by which
he had been and killed The police deliver
ed the body TO his brother Michael House TO be ts
ken 20 his residence In Seventeenth street two doors
west ~ Firrt avenue The Coroncr held an inquest
on the body when verdict Of accidental death was
returned.
Yrrr-At halt past II O'Clock lac, night FIRE broke
out In small frame building In Twenty frst street
near Third occupied a. carpenters shop and
stable, which were totally consumed.
Gnir,ovs AsssuLr-At half past ten o'clock yester.
dsy ofrcer NcGrsth OF the First ward found a IN an
the side lie stated that the wounds were inflicted by
Chsrics Bush. first mate of the brig Potomac lie was
taken 10 the City Hospital
AnrnttpY DRiLL.-An exhibition ia artillery drill
viii be given to morrow evening NJ four O'Clock al
the Arsenal yard by class Of officers of the Frzt
Division at which the Major General and all the on
GERS Of the division have been invited 20 be present
The drill will be performed under Col W. W. Tomp-
hins late ofu 8. Dragons aud Infantry
A Rr-AwAr A SwssH.-festcrday afternoon
about fve O'Clock the horses attached TO team be
longing 10 Q. W. Church, OF Fort Hamilton, while
stsnJ,na In Clif street took fright and away down
John street 10 Burng slip. there encountered ths
hovse and cart of Patrick Kcrrcssey smashed wheel
and several parts Of the cart 10 atoms Mr Kerressey
miraculously escaping With his LIE Omcer Thompson
~ second ward was on the spot. and promptly assist
cd in relieving and arrestng the parties Mr. Church
engaged TO repair all the damage done.
E,stors Acctpy~r. Yesterday. IN the Afternoon,
man named John Carr, residing al lee Eleventh street
and in the employment Of Mr. Robinson architect Of
evesmorr street fell accidentally fom the cart he vas
dyi,lpu through New street. aud dslocsted his hip
He was brought 70 the City Hospital
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WssHsorov, April y 1850
NJ. Benton the Pe,iismenis'p Lag- Don't Intend 10
Gir up-Pian Of Mr. Clay Thomas Ewing Indicted
b.fors ne House-Mr. Toorabs and Ms Opinicn ef "a,
.4mcyicen Press Confirmation Of Hsnd,Serf, pN French
Cocts az an Unifed States French Consul, &c
ON Friday last, Mr.. Benton with four large auarto
volumes his desk gave most emphatic notice that
he would n ov that the project OF combining California
and the territories In bil would b. incongruous
nsgrantly illegal and ,ioaiiye q the parliamentary
Law
tion of the absence ~ the south Carolina committee
who left this uorniDg) this negro business TO I've
over for two weeks Notwithstanding this'understand-
ing. Mr. Csy the motion of Col Benton. consented
20 take up the California subject incidentally to-day
with the view Of aording opportunity 10 the Sens
from Missouri for his exposition ON the parsmen-
MIR Bezton read his authorities and very cooly aud
deliberately expatated upon them at large. TO show
that the lacking on of the California bill 70 any
other bin would Le unpariiamentary. Towards the
close. however, Mr. renton came very near getting
into personal controversy with Mr boriand ana We
were saved perhaps another scene by the interposi
tion OF the Vice President and tho call of Mr. King
for "order." TO which Col Benton replied, you are
very prompt sr. in your eans 70 ord,r, rsmars,
which the tunctilious Alabamian. y.the-by id not
| nppcar 70 pocket without reservation But lrt us
trust and pray for and for all that We shall nave
no more beligereut or oee9.c ,n1 no
more Of the ring. no more pugstics snd pis-
tolls. more CANNON for Gods SAKE
Col Benton has given notice that no intends 70 Keep
up this heht ON California aud for separate bill Tor
Csforna-that We have only had the beginntng' ann
that for the present the question V simply
over TO future day when he intends tc lay bare '"
very skeleton and clean every hbre Of hesh on thc
bones.
An observation made by General cass would seen
many subjects torcther-that the committee have been
scmewhst Influenced by he opposition u Benton and
Webster 70 general King and that the committee
30 far from hstching on-nsvH schers- OF bill
VII possibly, (b1t not r~y lkeiy oniy recomnend
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Police Intelligence.

n DisAsr,a Waif,r Yesterday. ofHcer O'Keef@ ar
rested young Ir-hman by the name of Ed~ard Carr,
waiter In the employ of Mr. Eugene Ketei.as. rcsii
ing st the corner Of 81 Msrks Place aud Second
nue.. on charge of robbing his employer II seems
that for some time past various articles have been
missing and At last suspicion rested this waiter
The cmcer on taking him into custody. visited rpls
which the prisoner occupied With woman situst~s
~ No 2S Psnee street at which place the ocer. On
searching discovered large quantity ~ stolen pro-
perry In large trunk, consisting of table cloths ont
dtcan,ers and tumblcrs fancy cr0ckery. aud othr
articles ot similar character there also IN the
trunk handsome gold brscclet. All these articles
bave been Identified as the property u Mr. hete,s
On the person of the accused founds pawn toset
~ musical box valued at $50; also check dra.n y
Mr. kcttltas on the Fulton Bank. for 500 dated VI
January, 1850 This check Mr keteltss had seciden-
tally len his table and the accused IN the ansencs
of Mr X. stolethe check but before the rogue hsh
time 20 pres. nj u al the bank, " was stopped Ihe
articles stolen arr at several hundred dlsrs
This dsbon.s servant conducted before yustics
Iothtop vbo committed him 20 prison for trial
fAc,g, of Sfes.tre Perry Dct~s-A ~omsn called
Ann shi. ida was arrested yesterday by ocer kesley
of Inc Fourth ward charge ~ stsaing forty ID
lars NJ m Robert Miller resident cf wiliiamsour4s
wbile In . porter house No 81 Cherry street Sus
tce Lo,brcp committed the accused 10 prison - anv~
the charge.
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House OF Representatives.


RY RAINS EIEcTRo-cuEmcAL rEIKoaAPH
80, 90 ,s.o
WARRINGTON apr" 20 i''"'
THE COMMITTEE OF ISvnsTIeArIoN.
I'll. Co,,u;,to. "a ;rvos,;ra,. tha .h.r~o. ...,rst
" 49,
Mr. Ewing, announced, were a. ionoWs -neSsrs
Richardson, dem; vtnton, (whig) Brown, (dem) Of
M;ss;ssnni. Rockwell. fvbie,. Hall. fd.m1 Evans
- -. - l, :, 49,. -,
(whig) OF Maryland Ross, (dem9 Alston (whis> and
Dunhsm (dem)
~,,,
H'r DA'Ls VuenJ VI '"s'"i"' ~'heo '"o u"~ni"Vu'
consent of the House to report from the Committee
Of Wavs and Means the Deficiency hill and Tn.
S,nates amend I'M, nts that thev mr6t be referred In
IN. 90 ~ the Whole ON ibe Stat. NJ the nion
MIR Isar fdeml of AIabama Objected
.so,,,;ou 90 49, a. ,a,,ars 80 ,h. ,n.nh.. :.
s s , ~ nIs. 49, Va. :, ~ i,o "o -, a.
;noa,at. Sa,;xarv ,ss d;scnssed nd1sh on tha ~.
h ..i''N'0 N'"'''i ""' N''' '1'''N ""Ns" 0A '"e
Wv ,,,v nxr.,c.rox,
Mr. Ey,r. (whir, Of Md. asked leave TO introduce
,osoiution xbich 6s had rad xes,erd,v for ths
mittee 10 inoure into the DENNY Collins Wetmors
md otbsy dsslco,ons undcr The last adm m;nistraton
lie said the democrats YESTERDAY said they vould
pass IL
objection was made
MIR Iscr hoped that the time Of the House would not
be consumed in this frivolous way but as some Of his
friends had promised not to oppose it, ho would make
no obiec tiou 10 the resolution
MIR CAsrLL, (whigJ Of Florida objected
kr IScy appealed TO him to wit thdraw his objection
NJ c..,,, to crafty tbe gentlep, am did 40
Mrwm.i.ss. twhisj Of tennessee, rsmsrKed that the
0entl, man from MARYLAND was now absent, and had
reouested 10 be sent for
4 he n, ,sx commcncod 20 read the resolution when
Mir TooMn. (shg1 of Georgia olee ted TO its intro
duction
opp rrtLows
Mr BsowN (den OF Mississippi, from the COMMITTEE
the District OF Columbia reported bill to ncorpo
rate the Grand Lodge OF the Order OF Odd Fellows OF the
District, and mov,d to refer h to Committee OF the
Whole.
Mr. JoSrs (dsm) Of Tennessee moved to lay the bill
on the table.
Mr PoIrIn' DEM OF ONO; asksd whether " ~ou'd
l.a In r.rf 10 nany n YRe eel tnR
The srrskre-Not now
Mr.. Hall, (dem) OF Missouri. would ike 10 know
what he was to vote on. The bill simply granted cor
porate powers and prohibited banking.
Mr. JoSIs Withdrew his motion to lay II on the table
and said that since he had been here bills had been re
ported TO incorporate the Grand Lodges OF hasons and
Odd Fellows, He then opposed both lie had no OPP
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Len New York Oct ;, 1sIs and took mails for Rio
Janciro, Valparaiso. Lima, Fanana, &c.
Len New York, Dec. 8 1sls, aud took malls AZ per
California above.
The dcscrtion Of the California by her officers and
crew, at San Francisco, first trip, prevented her
rom being In place at Panama TO perform the APrh
trip.
Len New York fret in November, sustained an in
jury at sea, and obliged 20 return to New ORR
and repair. Left again Tcb II. 1912 and took mails
for Rio Jsneiro, Valparaiso, Lims &C.
Extra trips
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h,rsrt No return trips from Asoria have been
ported The postmaster OF Astoria len for the mines
in California early In the ytsr
Ihe desertion of the Cslforns by her ofhcers and
crow, mme edistely on her arrival At San Frsncisco,
psvventcd the return trip Of March from being made
An extra trip
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The Gaze of Jonathan Little charged With tidnsp-
ping negro In Penn yfvsnis and taking him 20 Ma
iysnd hss been absndonsd BY the prosecution on the
IroOf Of the negro being slave.
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certain things with respect to certain bills already
Mr.. Clay, chairman OF the committee has expressed
himself and over, decidedly opposed to general
mixing up Of all sorts Of medicines in single dose.
His plan suppose to be
l. A bill zone and the same billy for California and
the territories. nothing about slavery.
the Texas boundary and the Immediate or prospec
subdivision of that State into two three four slave
ststes as may be deemed expsdent providing also for
the purchase Of the disputed territory Of the State OF
Texas.
8 A fugitive slave bill and
a. A bill for the abolition Of the slave trade In the
District Of Columbia.
Here will be work enough for Eve or six months to
The House, after q very sprightiy debate to-day,
agreed that II was proper to appoint committee to
examine into the big claims recently paid out Of the
treasury by Thomas Ewing Of the II ONE Department
such as the old rejected Chicka claim, OF $780,
600 and the old rejected Pottswatamie claim of the
in the propriety Of the committee for
is rather good thing In the end to hold all sQuander
II Mr. Ewing can acq uit himself all right-f he can
not and Is peculator, in the name Of the people let
the plunderer of the public treasury be turned adr
preston In the public mind is strong that tho treasury
has been pundered and that these tremendous claims
but for the interest cabinet officers in them would
never have been allowed That is the public opinion
Let us have the truth.
Mr. Toombs, Of Georgia, very erratie meteoric sort
OF satellite Of this and held to be mix
cd In the Galphn claim in speaking Of newspaper
reports Today, very modestly defined the American
and scandal" We take II that Mr. Toombs has been
blstered by the and take 1t for granted that
he must have been suffering very severely, to squirm
under the canhardes in that sort Of style Very good
Mr. Tocmb will learn that that sort of talk IL like spit
ting against the wind; the saliva will be blown back
into his own face But he will learn wisdom he
grows older
Mons IL rndebert the celebrated French cook from
Ncksburg Matches nder- the hill. and Matches
top-ofthe hill. and New Orleans, who dress up
frog to go down sweetly partridge, and who fix
up Mississippi cat fish into chowder that would make
Daniel Webster's month water this same identical
Monsieur Hendebert has been confirmed to-day as
Consul to Lyons We understand that Mr. Clay went
for him, and that Mr. foote went for him, and mainly
on account Of the recoections of the good dinners
Hendebert has cooked for them, and because of the
good Offices he will be able to extend to American cti
who may wish for a nice dinner In Lyons webb
rejected, and Hendebert confirmed! Turtle soup is
good article
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THIRTY.FIRsT CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
BY MoRsx's MAGNETIC TxL.HoRAPa.

9cn0tos
BY MoRsx's MAGNETIC rxLHoRAPn.
WAsHusosr, April "a 1850.
sErrLEas
Mr. WgBsrkR gave notice that after next week, ne
would take the earliest opportunity without interfering
with the California BILL to move the Senate to take up
his resolution in relation to giving lands to actual set
tiers.
RELIEF
After the consideration Of considerable morning bu-
siness, the Senate took up the bill for the relief Of
William Darby, the geographer which debated and
passed
UNITED STATES COINAGE
Mr. WEBSTER submitted the following reSolution,
which lies over
Resolved That the Committee on Finance be instructed
facilitate and increase the coinage Of the United states
Mr.. BRApBuRv's REsoLurIor RELArrvE TO REMOVALS
IRON OFFICE.
The Senate then took up Mr.. BRADsuRv's resolution,
in relation to removals from Office with understand
ing that Q vote should be taken to- morrow.
Mr. BRADBURY replied, briefly, to the speech made
the resolution, by Mr.. Smith, several weeks since.
Mr.. BILL signinod his intention, at future
time to address the Senate upon the general subject
the power Of removal and appointments which power,
he believed, had been, and would continue to be, tho
of much Of the tro uble and commoton existing
In the country. He was in favor Of regulating the
whole subject by law. and would make proposition
to that effect, IL else did He also submitted
few remarks in vindcation Of the administration from
the charge of violation Of pledges and prescription for
opinions sake. In his own State, he knew OF no
Of removal for which specific had not been
Quired and assigned.
Mr.. BRIGHT rejoined He was understood to say
that more fagrant violation Of pledges had never
been made than that practised by the present admin
istracn. The object ofthe pending resolution to
obtain from the Executive the charges which In
divduals have been removed-the President having
given out in advance, that he would remove only for
cause. Gentlemen Of high charac or had been
moved in his State and yet they whcring under
this broad inference that they were wanting in the
requisites Of honesty fidelity and capacity necessary
to the holding Of Office
After some additional conversational debate, The
Senate adjourned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03
Charles Bs. Ealgcmstein

A esh lot of all SORTS of break and moul
"a ing planes, hand and tenant saws, files
&c. in store and for sale by
uct25 G. B. FALLENSTEIN.
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q AGUE! FEVER q AGUE!
NO CURE NO PAY!

The only real cure for Fever and Ague
Chlls and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent
"nd Remitieut Fevers, and all the variou'
forms of Bilious diseases incident to th,
west, is TO be found in
"Bonpland', Ferer and Ague Remedy
A purely vegetable compound. All VIII
have tried it admits it to be The only reliable
remedy for the worst cases of Fever and Ague
1t was never known to fail-H not onl
stops The chiHs but 1t intdHiby cures--by re
moving every symptom from the system; if
don't do all we say the money will be returned
For sale by At. WARD, corner Q
| Fourth and Olive, St. Louis, General Agen
for the west. And by o. HENDERSON, Drug
gist, Glasgow; PORTER & HENDERSON, Lex
,ngton, Mo, DR.. WIN. SNELsoN, Fayette
Messrs BENEDICT d SrEINEE, Boonvile.
Nov % lS49-39-6m
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PERRY DAVIS,
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER !

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER!!
The Great Remedy of The Nineteenh Cen
tury.
HIS celebrated medicine is now offered
TO the citizens of Glasgow and vicinity,
as an VnjoiEng panacea for all diseases of The
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for Dyspepsia us e6ieacy is undou6ted Pain
IN the hedd' sine, book and lOinS, yield at once
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slant Bowel complaints and Diarrhgas are
relieved of all their dangerous consequences
by its use
Used as Liniment in Rheumatic afec.
tons its virtues are speedily manifest. For
cuts, burns, bruises, ring.worm, scald-head,
and scrofulous affections generally, it is a
perfect hea Tall. One bottle will prove all
this. Try it,
Sold by A. T. WOODWARD, corner of
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the West 1t can be had from o. HENDERsoN,
Druggist. Glasgow; PORTER g. HENDERSON.
Lexington, Mo, Dr. VIM, SNELsoN, Fayette,
Messrs. BENEDICT d STEINER, Boonville,
Nov, 30, ls49,-39-6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARl
COUNTY-Decembe 10th, 1919.
Nm G. Boon,
ohm A. Talbot,
Benjamin Smith, Attachment
against
William Grigsby.
NOW at this day come the plai tifs,
lforesaid, by their attorney, and it appear
ng to the satisfaction of the Gov that
he defendant is not resident of the St te
{ Missouri, 1t is therefore ordered thu
laid defendant be notified that an actio'
# assumpsit has been commenced against hil
W SAID plaintiffs, for The sum of one hnndre
| md seventeen and IA 100 dollars. a part of sal
| lebt being due on note and part on account
| FOODS, wares,a and merchandise sold to said DE-
.end't that his property has been attached, an
unless he appear al the next term of tn
| Court, TO be begun and holden at the town &
| Fayetie, in the County of Howard, on the fir,
| Monday of June next, and on or before tn
bird day thereof plead TO the action aforesai.
according TO law, Judgment will be rendere,
against him and his property sold to satist,
he same. And it is further ordered that
,opy hereof be published for Jour weeks sue
'essively, in some newspaper printed in hi
county, the last insertion to be at Leaf iOu
weeks before said next term; and this cause i
ordered to be continued until the next term 0
his court.
A true copy from the record Test,
ANDREW COOPER, Clerk,
TERRY, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
December 20, 1S49 Adv