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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
N. YORK CORRESPONDENCE
NEW YoRK Jan. "a, 1851.

L
Mr.. CREEN:-We were fearful al
The commencement of the session of our
State Legislature; that there was ten
dency among the county members to
renew the agitation of the vexed ques.
ton Of slavery, but we are now happy
TO see that the indications are very fa
vorable TO peace, and union. True,
many of the members are opposed to
the more stringent portions of the "Fu.
gilive slave law" but they have sense
enough to see that il will not better
either thcs condition of The country or
the colored race, 10 fan the only half
smolhered fires of national dscord
The wise and patriotic counsel Of
such statesmen as: Webster, and such
Claymcn as Drs. Spring, Coke and
Hawkes., has operated in some meas.
ure like oil upon the troubled waters.
Il would be indeed a burning shame,
and an eternal blot on the pages of his,
tory, if the emissaries of the crowned
enemies of Republican freedom, should
succeed in brbing American citizens
TO prolong an agitation that must, if it
continues, destroy our prosperous
Union.
Il docs indeed behoove every Ameri.
can patriot to stand by the Cons,iIu,
ton of his country, and the integrity
of the Union, at which the despots OF
Europe Urembling ana amazed at the
encouragement which our republican
success has extended to their revolu.
,ionary aubjec,s) are coverlly aiming
their poisoned shafts. The EnglisI
hireling Geo. Thompson, is one of these
| instruments of our enemies.
Ii is said, here, that the Worlds Fail
in May next will cover sort of Lon
don League Of the Crowned Heads
intended TO ex,inguish the last spark
of RcpubIicanism in the old World
and to plot misfortune for it in the new
1t would be the rankest folly to thinl
that England is watching the rapid in
crease of The U. States and their com
merce, with any thing like indifference
or even equanimity.
The congratulations on the prospcc
of revisel of the Tariff are not S
numarous in New York City as j
Massachusetts,. The Importers seer
TO be the majority here. They ar
/, mostly foreigners, not intending to re
g side long here, and caring for little els
!. than TO dispose of their goods. Ou
d own native Importers cannot compel
y with them. They try it, to be sure, br
break down in the effort. Only thin
l. of two millions dollars worth of gooo
N coming here in one Steamer as WI
" the case few days since? The jobber
3 who buy Of the importers, TO supp
the retailers, haze done very ba
business, this year. The impor'e
- have treated them very shabb;ly.-
Early in the season. they supplied the
o. with large stocks at high prices; al
IL having thus disposed of what th'
q could, in "A legitimate way, crowded
immense surplus into the market,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

&C. III. live have been thinking
about that "fallow field" business; the
subject is presented in new light, md
it is possible, (hardly probably that we
may become an Agriculturist on o
small scale.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
THE TIMES
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENTS.

The proposed amendments to the
Constitution of this State, making the
Supreme and Circuit Judges elective
by the people, passed the House of
Representative with but one dissenting
voice. They will no doubt pass the
Senate, but not with so much unanimi
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

Memory is no blessing, when it is
used only as siorehousc for evil
Thoughts and sinful pleasures; and rea-
son becomes a curse when it labors
only in the service Of self and pride
and tasks its strength to darken truth
and confirm faisehood.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

The Inauguration of Governor Ford
of New Jersey, took place at Trenton
on Tuesday, before the Legislature, -,
lie says:
The Fugitive Law is binding; resis'
tance is rebellion. New Jersey ever
was and ever should be in favor Of sup
porting the Union. He believes the
lraif' of ls46 correct, but it should
be somewhat modified on iron.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
BANK AT JACKSON.

a. II. Brevard was elected President
of the Branch Bank at Jackson, with,
out opposition. The Directory was
chosen in pretty much the same man.
ner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
AYERS,

C,uERRY PECTO2AL for, the cure oI
I Conahs. Colds. influenza, Hoarseness
,roup. Wbooping Cough, Bronchitis' inciPiI
ont Consumption, For sale at the Drug y
Bonk Store Of plGGES Il Co. onlyog'n'' To-
ilasTow
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

James NJ. Goggin, formerly of this
States, has been appointed Special Mail
Agent in California,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
NTTE daily hear of the most astonishing
w cures being effected by that great and
popular medicine, the genuine
"a. e.. E. a Es Es Il b E'S
ARABIAN LIN I'M { N T,

n !! n u n " L " tU L ~ u
The greatest remedy ever discovered for al-
most all complaints requiring an external ap-
plcation, either in man or beast. In the short
length of time it has been introduced 10 the
people Of the United States, it has gained q
reputai ION unequaIled by any other medicine
in the known world. Why isin The an.
swer is pun--hcCaGse no medicine OF the
kind has ever been put before the public so
deserving Of the rich aureis il has acquired;
and it Will continue 10 gain friends as long as
it performs the most extraordinary cures Of
various descriptions, after tho doctors and all
other remedies EaI faIled. We DO not only
say that the genuine II. e. Farroi's Arabian
Liniment can and does perform cures which
40 oiher ne2ic|re can DO, but you have ccrtii.
Gates Lorp Of what it has G0ac.
Tha6dcus Smith. cf 1Iujl Creek, Tazewell
co. lis. says--"i had lost the use Of my arm
for more than Q year, by palsy or paralysis;
the flesh had entirely withercd away, ieny-
ing nothing but skin, muscle and bone. l
tried all the best doctors and all The remedies
could hear Of, but they did no good. then
commcncfd the use Of II. G. Farrel'S Ara
hian Linmcnt, and few bottles entirely
cured me, and my arm is now os strong and
feShy as the other. 1t is also first rate fer
DurNS, epidIuS tHu U'H49SS'
The celebrated Doctor JAYNE. whose rep.
utalon az Il bcnetaclor 10 mankind extends
over the whole world, reports that lady oi
one of the first families in Philadelphia had
been confined to her bed fourteen gears 'ciM
Rheumatism, and was cared by II. G. Far.
rell's Arabian Liniment. He also says
"YCur Linmer! is going rapidly; send me q
supply Immediately by LeeChe's fast line"
NV daughter, when months old, was ia
ken with swelling in the tonsIs, which
grew larger und larger, till when years old
She had great difficulty in swallowing heT
food. Every night watch was kept, fearing
she would suHocate. The best doctors atten-
ded her, but could give no relief. took her
20 the most eminent doctors in the cast they
said there wls no help for her but TO ougrow
it. With sad heart returned home with
her, when she became so much worse that the
doctors had to be called in ngain; they dcci
dcd that tho tOnsilS must be cut off, as the on
" means Of giving relief. Ny wife wOult
not consent TO this, and she determined to try
your liniment, which gave relief the very frs
aUplicatiou, and by a continued use she en-
rircly recovered. She il now 10 years old
and feshy and healthy rs could BE- DESIRED
Your Linimcnl il also the best IN use fol
bruises, sprains, cuts, burns, headache, &c
and it will remove tie most severe pain in {
few moments. 1t also cured cakcd udder il
NV COW in q few days. GEO. FORD.
Peoria, March 20, 1910.
Mr.. II. &. FARE&LL-Your Arabian Lni
mont is The greatest medicine in the word 70
horse flesh. had Il mare about 20 toal, whc!
she became so helpless that She could not ris
O.. s-.s sl..
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WAELIKr.-"OId Hickory" the JET

WAELIKr.-"OId Hickory" the JET.
f-rson correspondent of the ST, Louis
Union, makes the following announce:
men, in one of lis recent letters:
AN address will soon be published 0 tie
Democracy Of Ihs Stale, and the necessary
steps taEen TO. commence ai.wsr upon. .lEe
wings [as consolidated the Banks and The
Judiciary.
'O,d Bullion will be on hand Oh tbs
opening ol spring, and the Democracy in.
tend putting the Judges, Banks and Whigs
upon the anvil, and giving Them the aledge
hammer from April until they ale exterri.
nated from political existence"
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Volume m.
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Manufactured ONLY by II, G., Farrell,
Inventor and proprietor, aud wholesale drug
ri,t. No II MainStreet, Peoria, H., to whom
Nil communication must be addressed; and fol
sale by o. Henderson. Glasgow; II. Blaksley
4 Co. ST, Louis, ana by regular agents
4" Coi7 and oot a Farrier Book, free ofcharge
December 5, l550,--tMch7
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Looh OuL For COunterleHS!

As they are in circulation The True ana on
iy genuine II. G. FarreIrs Arabian Liniment
always reads with the II. &. his initials, be-
fore Forrell's, thus, "H q, Farrell's Arabian
Liniuent," and his signature is also on the
label of the bottle, and these words are blown
So the glass bottle, "Il. q. Fnrrell's Lini,
nent. Peoria" Do not touch any other and
look well before you purchase, or sou Will gel
imposed upon.
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He who stops the act OF brsaihins will soon
lose It's power and they DO not exercise their
talents will not long be conscious OF lheiy
possessions.
Work without wisdom is like rowing
with single oar in the teeth Of s.GorS
current
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

He LGeycr,] will be better Demo,
crai than Benton, by odds.-Damocrat,
All! yes, and the Wings, generally
are better Democrats than the Loco
focos who call themselves Democrats
Lou. Jour.
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tend putting The Judges, Banks and Whigs
uPon the anvil, and giving them the aleJgs
hammer from April until they ale exterr.i.
ualed from political existence"
A wife ought to Ls,mnde accqgairl.
ed the condition of her husbands tenn
poral or pecunary affairs; because, it
is in her power 10 do much for his re.
lief, by Nay of retrenchmenl in family
expenses, if pressure or embarrassment
requires it. And this she will cheer
fully do, if lie freely advises with her.
and keeps her posted up with regard
to his affairs unless she bo destiICtc 0.
the heart and principles Of a wife. Dut
if lie keeps her ignorant Of his circum-
s'ances,L ,Land allow her 10 go on in the
dark, unaPprehensive of dapger,Funti
catastrophe comes. he may Justly re.
proach himself, both for putting it out
Of The wise's power t. render him aiL,
and for allowing the unlocked for storm
to break suddenly Oh her while she was
utterly unprcPared for its coming.
1t IS u immense importance &c beir
in mind that the mostvivjd impressions
made on The mind, are those received
before the age Of fourteen, and conse,
! quenlly the associations anl oUje@tg TIA,
surround children al that period, should
not On any account DC left 10 what En
termsaccidcnt, but should be regulated
by the most iIdicious m0n'gemcut.
/ Curiosity is, and has been since the
creation olth. world, master passion.
. 10 awaken it, - crafty It by slight
degrees, and yet leave something al.
ways in suspense, is to establish the
surest hold that can be had, in wrong,
Or the unlh;ok!ng portion Of mankind.
Love is a giant to dare and a chiiI
to fear il is a creator who makes every
thing oui of nothing. and out of whose
chaos is formed the universe Of tLG
heart! Ii has originated all lhatis loves
ly and ideal in our nature.
In vrtuous course, not to proceed
is certainly TO 90 backward; there is no
third estate between advancing and
rctrcating.
"The greatest man is he who
chooses "the Right" with invincible
resolution; who resisis The sorest lemL-
talons from within and from without;
who bears the heaviest burdens cheer
fully; whose reliance on truth on virtue
on God, is most unfaltering.
He [Geycr,] will be better Demo.
era; than Benton, by odds. democrat.
All! yes, and the Wings, generally.
are better Democrats than the Loco
focos who call themselves Democrats
Lou. Jour.
/ He who stops the act OF brsaihins will soon
, lose It's power; and they DO not exercise their
, talents will not long be conscious OF theiy
possessions.
Work without wisdom is like rowing
H with single oar in the teeth OF a s.rorG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

The proceedings III the case OF the fugitive slave
Sims, in Boston, having been postponed for twenty
four hours, have nothing of an exciting charac-
ter concerning that matter, to record to-day. The
testimony given thus far appears To be conclusive
that Sims is a fugitive, and that the claim for his
extradition is lastly made. We glad to the
authorities Of Boston making show, at all events,
of u determination TO uphold the Fugitive Slave
law in this Instance Ample precautions appear to
be taken to prevents rescue, and t. obviate re-
enactment Of the disgraceful scene which occurred
after the arrest of Shadraeh. The Court House,
where the prisoner is confne |, is amply guarded;
and although there large crowd about it
last evening no breach Of the peace, attempt ut
rescue, committed, far as we learn by tcle-
graph meeting called by the aboltionists,
however in reference to this case, to consult for
the public coed" at which the most infammatory
speeches were INDUCED in, and threats of san
culinary nature freely poured forth. The
military were in readiness for action. and will,
doubt, teach these miserable fanatics that, should
they interfere in the execution Of the law, they
will be dealt with in very summary manner.
Well done, Boston, 1t is better late than never,
10 uphold the constitution AMI the Laws. We shall
watch the progress of this matter with great DIAL
Of interest, and We shall expect the authorities of
Bos.on TO DO what is right in the matter.
The Senate of this state yesterday passed tho
bin for the bridging Of Lake GAsmrlan at Rouse
Point, a subject which has been debated at grvdt
length for some four years
1t issupposcd in AL oany, that SoHators stone and
Robinson, two Of the gentlemen indirectly impli-
Gated with the Scrgeant-at-ArUl. M the gambling
black mail operation. will resign ia consequence OF
she harsh language, they construe IT, used by the
committee Of investigation towasls them Ia our
opinion. the committee were net half harsh. enough.
If they had done right thoywould have recon-
neIdsd their expulsion. 1t would be as wei If the
trio Of them, if not expelled, sholad expel them
selves. None of the lh.Ie dignity .! thai body
would lie lOst5y il.
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TnE PLAcK-MafL INVESTIGATION ~ ALBANY -
BRAsDEEIu's Pulls IN OPERATION. = The recent
blacknail investigation in Albany is considered by
the public at large, and justly think, one Of
the gseatc Il farces IF that description that
pcrIctr-ted, and we envy not Mcssrs. Johnson,
Stone AL Robinson The whtewashiug which they
received from the eQmmi,tee. They have come
out with vary little cssd, to themselves, to the
Senate, q = hioh they are such Distinguished mem
beers.
A portion of the masf important part Of the
evidence given by Mr. Susdam, and which referred
TO these gentlemen particularly, and placed them
in no enviable light before the community, was
stricken out Of tLc committees report. Why was
this done In addition TO tLis, n,snirr Of wit
nesses who could have testified to the payment Of
scyerei sums Of money. amounting to tr,sesr sfecn
Lppdroi dolrrs, were never summoned by Al, com
Inittee Of investigation Mt ALL although t.Nes we're
anxious and willing to testify. How was shis !
Who got the money In fact the whole inye 'sfsa-
tion the examination Of witnesses, and the debsf.
that took place in the Senate, only furnish evil
dence duplicating the Senate itself in Mr.. Balls
reputation.
One great result follows the resolution offered
by Mr.. Brandrcth--which may be considered spe-
ci,s Of Brandreth's pill-has been passed by the
Senate and the whole matter is at end a. far a.
that body IL concerned This, we conceive, is the
most signal evidence Of the power Of the famous
vegetable pills which has yet been exhibited in
the career q Dr. Brandreth a medical man and
an inventor Of the famous vegetable pill among
,atent medicines. The Senate have taken Dr.
Bran.reth's rill, and are perfectly cured Of all
tairi Of corruption. The subject, however, will 20
before the people next November, and then We shall
have the opinion Of higher authority than Dr.
Bfaudreth, and bett.v remedy for legislative cor
r ton han Bransreth's pins.
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Mr.. Webster the Hoad-Fa,s4uy ow rrei
between the Admtut.s ration nWi tise a nit
slavery whfgs--Gen.ral scotts, the t'cid
fur the next Pre- .tdenc-.

Yesta rday Mr.. Webster dill not arrivs Ia this city,
as expected. .iclncss in PhiladelrhiR being the
same; but from the lutterisy Of yarous aocks Of
yolticians il Is qIle evident lat this s.t Is col
szlsred 70 have dscper intcnt and nearing ia =
than i oRliuarily the when the distinguished
Statesman takes up h.. quarter,.1t the A.Gr House
Tbs adyeyt indeed. ssens 10 haze smaller sig
niEcaDcc than the opening of the s'rcsidcE.t ques
,on for ls52 II j. the lifting Of ne veil spm the
broad platform q the lnion th< one haal and
,he erSposi ion. by the 4uti-sasew Wigs, Of the
policy they iui.1d to follow oe tho I~csent atea.',
under tLc direction - ~eGard aud Need, OF the
other Lsnd. Lither Mr.. Webster. % his eva BE-
behalf or ;isat 81 Ais. Fiilm0fc, appears a.
tine clsglpon Il canSagn wrcn may b.
aid to have originated Nth the pas~age Of &c
1omprosli.c measure, our q shich hae grown tn
.srength a sbat political aHtag nism 70 - admin
strstion. I'D on by tbc Sewass faction.
Ces sainly i.erc j. no scgu.s.,ios- the part Of
sAe people, /. call NJ. Webster from he public
datsss ~ Secretary Il state At Washington, aud TO
impose upon bim the latcr ofmakug 'reechse, un.
ssa,owcrful saase d dangcr to TIE Z Mon actsAics
him 4. oppose the action IT The anti-lavcry Wigs,
x--bo are bent making Iccsider 70 suit their
eN n aspirations and desires. iudecd. ca rcfcctep,
y.-.are more and more convinced that ". Web,tsr
youl.I not leave his poet ST. Na.hugtea, except
uner =. belief that paramount peiiticei necessity
cali hi, into the feld-lor. " We understand the
nature q, foreign affairs before the gorernnsot ana
,h. ,ose bds which have 10 be tied up----parteu-
larly with regard go Central America aad ether
mat,ers-tl1 secretary Of state would not neglect
tle urgent bu, Of the country. either Tor sm'
cause. or Ger I, benefit Of any political FREUD
Bot w have 80. aethirg like an elucdeiior eftbs
whole subject which At present content plating
IN connection With tn, progress and Pccshesof Mr..
Webster. II breaks "a at several points. 4 very
seedcd glimmer u il ~ peared in the RT@6doI@
newsIaIcr. on the second 1T the month, wbcn the
strength q the a,lmin.trats wac summed up, aud
wbig convention proposed. n order That 40 pre-
mature discussion" Or "prcmats e nomination, OF
a sectional character. should defca the purposes OF
the administration. other illumina, 'ng points are
found ii the leading New England ana New York
Journals 10 tho cwsrdulcrcst. which .. y noticed
elsewhere, and copied into columns. ls Is very
evident from those testimone. TIA, the aoysa rents
cf M Webster. and the mo,sAcuts - he N -
slavery wLig journals 'hs Presidential ques,iof,
sud tie movements tie admilistration organ a.
washiDgton, al betokcH enc ifeIa abe gianel
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TuE QrAsI IMPROVEMENT IN TUE POSTAGE LAWS.
One of the curious commentaries Of the time may
be found in the cxpositions of the working OF the
new Post Office regulations, as established recently
at Washington. II will be seen by the circular Of
Mr. Fitzhenry Warren, VI the Post Oifce Depart
mcnt, who has undertaken to explain what the last
postage act means with respect to advertising let
tiers. Another evidence Of the miserable tnkering
Of the Post Office authorities will be found in the
communication Of Mr.. Barnabas Bates, which we
publish elsewhere. A more hisglcdy-pggcdy mess
than has been made by the late attempts at reform,
was mover yet known ia our history. The bill it
appears, was concocted by Mr.. Warren and the
Postmaster General, and is miserable patch. One
Of the most Objectionable operations Of it, is to cut
off the circulation Of newspapers between the At
lantic and Pacific citcs-anothcr is to confne to
particular organs and localities the lists of adyer-
tised letters.
We mean 10 investigate this subject fully at an
early day; but have seen enough already to
satisfy u that the Postmaster General and his
caies are ignorant Of the country Of the wants Of
tie country, and even of right aud wrong. Really,
MIR. Fillmore and his cabinet seem to have exhausted
all their talent in the recent compromise measures,
and have little nothing left for the general
affair Of the country.
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hereby notified, that yet willing to give
the belt The many efforts made in New York for champion
ship have umbrage, but the contrary have
fired zeal and determined never be conquered
should there be doubt resting the mind OF gentleman
DESTROYS Of being tpd after readas this notice let him call
the Hat fnishers Union No II Park and test the
science and skill displayed by them in the Of
their 81 and s. hats N Is. Mr. Edwin Coe and his ass
will be in attendance them possible
satisfaction. HAT FINiSHERS' UNIOS,
No. III Park opposite Aston House.
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red hair TO Jet black brown the moment II
Piled literally dyeing the hair the instant without stain
the tia Bogle Hyperion Fluid for the growth aud
preservation Of the human hair without rival aud his
Amole shaving Compound, renders that ususiy IN
pleasant operation tshasing) decided luxury B1gle
heaiona will the eckles from the face lady
gentleman In the shortest possible space ~ time For
sale ny A. ~ d. sands l0 Fulton street, kushton. Clark
4 Co rs broadway, Gary Co., and Brigham Day Pearl
street New York and b the druggists generally
4 hag
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those gentlemen who about supply he
selves with fashionable hats examination of their
various styles have endeayoed fashions
that might be able to suit the Of the fstous
taste and at the time combine all that is truly beau
' new HAT COMPANY, I46 and l4s Nassau st.
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specu apprze the ladies Of New York and vsters from
other cities. that he has produced this Riding Hat
the in contour and finish that already much al
nred and paronised but Of delicate pearl color with
pumes to match Between the elegant ehapeau Of glossy
black, (ac smile Of that presented to Mad e Lind and
the drab Beaver la cavalier Genin is confident that
variety fancy be grathed Light Riding Whips, taste
fully mounted, and Gauntlets to accord.
GENIN, 2Ii Broadway. opposite st. Paurs.