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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
OBITUARY.,

At II O'Clock, on the Dist ult., at his residence
near Fayette, Maj. THos. JACKSON departed this
life. "There are tears for all who die;' but when
one whom all respected as a fellow-citizen and es-
teemed as neighbor, and many loved as friend,
is cut off, full of hope and in the prime of man.
hood, the sorrow and regret which it occasions is
tineXpressible. As friend, father and husband.
too much cannot be said in praise of the deceased;
and intense must be the anguish of his bereaved
family and relatives. As public officer no man
was more prompt and punctual in the discharge of
his duties. Sternly and nfexibly honest, both in
his public and private relations-candid and unre-
judged hAstily--and only his friends knew how
warm heart he bore. It cannot be expected that
a man should pass through this life, actively en-
gagged in its exciting scenes, without occasionally
mourning the ill-will of some; but thank Heaven!
we bury our animoslties in the tomb to which their
object is consigned and forgetting the faults of the
dead, remember only their virtues.
Having enjoyed an intimate acquaintance with
the deceased and his constant friendship, we know
that it is not too much TO say of him, that he wa.
a devoted husband and parent-a kind friend-ar
upright man-an honest politician-and faithful
public officer. Maj. jackson was native of Ma
son county, Kentucky, but has resided number oil
years, and all that time in Howard county, where
as throughout the State, he has many warm friends
personal and political, TO mourn his death ant
cherish his memory. His last illness was. attend
ed with circulating pain, but racked as was hi
body, his mind was unclouded, and at times owe
cheerful. We trust that he died at peace wiz
God, and has exchanged life of pain and disap
pointment, for one of continued happiness. II.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09

SPIRITUAL MEDIUM.-The first number
of a new paper, bearing the above title, APP
peared in ST. Louis last Saturday. 1t is de-
voted to spiritual revelations and subjects,
and will be issued regularly every Saturday
EDIToRIAL CHAEGES.-The North Last
Missourian" has passed into the hands OF
Mr.. G. Minor its former editor. The
Bloomington Gazette has undergone com.
plete transformation, in name, politics anG
proprietor. Mr.. Love, its former editor
and proprietor, has disposed of the office tc
Messrs. Howe s. Daulton who will hereaf
ter conduct it as Wing paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
FALL TRADE, 1852.
WIN. NORTH. WIN. p. SCOTT.
NORTH s. SCOTT,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SHOES IND BROG.aNS,
HATS AND CAPS,

HATS AND CAPS,
" No. 95 Main street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
A RE now receiving their FALL AND WINTER
n STocK, which will be found. both in extent
and assortment, as desirable as any in the Eastern
cities, and one of the best west of the mountains,
comprising every variety in both style and quality
of mems, womens' and childrens' wear-all OF
which has been selected with the utmost care.
Being determined not to be undersoli by any
house in the city, and at the same time to exhibit,
and with pleasure, the best assortment in the mar
ket we would invite the attention OF merchants Wis
iting St. Louis for their supplies, to call and exam
inc both stock and prices before purchasing, as it
might produce something to their interest
DSy Especial care and attention paid to all Or
ders, and the same solicited. Sept. 9, '52.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, by Rev. Geo. S. Savage, Mr..
THos. HANCOCK and Miss MARY E. LEAvY, all
of this city.
On the Cd instant, by Elder T. n Games, Mr..
FRANKLIN Mouse and Miss SARAH H. DINwID-
DIE, all of this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
DIED.
Communicated

In California, July 9Th, JAMES P. HILL, for.
merly deputy sheriff Of this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
IMPORTANT NEWS!
RHEUMATISM CURED.

II Tall who are afflicted with this dreadful dis
IL ease, remember that Mortimore's Rheumatic
Compound is the great specific for Rheumatism
in all its forms. The vast number cured during
the past year demonstrates the wonderful virtues of
this medicine.
CO Price s. per single bottle, or three bottles
for So
MORTMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL AND BLOOD Pc
RIFTER.-This delightful cordial is not only pleasant
to take, but acts like charm in the treatment OF
diseases having their origin in impurities Of the
blood, or a morbid inactive state of the liver
While it removes all sourness or acidity Of the
stomach. as well as impure or poisonous secretions
Of the liver it also enriches, purifeS, and imparts
uitality TO the fluid Of life; removes the injurious
effects of calomel and other strong medicines;
nyigorates and strengthens the whole nervous sys-
TEN, and imparts glow of health and beauty OF
complexion. Its popularity is becoming unbound
ed; il is called "every body's remedy" and epery
body should use il.
For dyspepsia, loss of appetite, pain misery in
the side or region of the heart, iaundice general
debility scrofula neuralgia eNysipelas, salt rheum,
letter or rng-worm, pimpes on the face or surface
Of the skin, and all other cutaneous eruptons hav
ing their origin in impurities of the blood, this
! BLOOD PURIFIER is the remedy.
Price 81 per bottle.
Ague and FeVer.-You who are afflicted
with Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Intermittent
or Remittent Fever, remember that MoRTIMORE's
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! remedy. Let no one suffer with either of these
| distressing diseases when an invaluable medicine
is at hand. Price reduced to 81 per bottle.
| DIR. STEPHENS ASTRINGENT SYRUP.
This medicine is uncquaed for the treatment or
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhpa, Dysenterey, Bowel
Complaints, &C., especially among children. No
parents who love their Children and desire 10 pre-
serve their health and lives, should be without n
supply on hand. Persons travelling should be well
supplied with it. 1t is pleasant TO take and affords
immediate relief. (iB' Price % cents per bottle.
M All the above popular medicines manufac,
tured and sold wholesale and retail by DowNIsG x
Co., proprc,ors, at their Medical Depot, No. 1875,
Third street, Washington Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
Also, for by
o. HENDERSON, Glasgow.
September ., 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09


consisting of every thing in his line, which he viii
sell on such terms as will give satisfaction.
WANTED
The highest price paid for Beeswax, Tallow, Flax
Seed Dry Hides, Coon Skins, Corn, Wheat, Oats,
Bacon and Lard. ]. S. THOMSON
Glasgow, September 9, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
NOTICE,

r WOULD respectfully invite those in want Of
l. Groceries, Furniture, &C., to give me call. as
my stock is always ample for any demand, and Ut
prices as low as the lowest. We will at all times
take pleasure in showing our goods.
l. s. THOMSON
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IL. III. MILLER g. CO.,
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE


Bet,Ceen Chestnut and Pine, 81. Louis, No.
rVNHE subscribers once more call the attention of
l. their friends, and all who are in want of
Goods in their line, to the fact that they are pre-
pared TO receive them on the most liberal and ac-
commodating terms, and have on hand and now ar
irving, very large and well selected
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
JAMES s. THOMSON
Family Groceries,

yI7oULD announce to his customers and the
w public, that he is now in receit of a well
| aeeorfed etork IF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
SUNDRIES.

DEEPER, Allspice, Ginger, Lemon Syrup, Pow
i der, G. D. Percussion Caps, Canister Powder,
Ink, Nader, Saeratus, Indigo, Almonds, Frying
Pans, Buckets, Chairs, Tubs, Bench Screws, Bed
Buckets, Well Buckets, Brooms, Bar Lead, Cotton
Batting, Matches, Horse Collars, Spades, Shovels,
Cheese, &c. J. s. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
CANDLE
SALT.

SALT.
lUUU J. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-09
Administration Notice.

Sept. 9-3w
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
MARTIN VAN BuREN.

The infaluation of stubborn politicians
was never more GorcibIy illustrated Than in
,he course pursued by The Free Soilers in
1648. They vo.ed for Martin Van Buren.
Notwithstanding his whole political lille H.
lusraled that he was what he was claimed
10 lie by his Southern Democratic friends
"Norlhern man with Southern principles. "
lie merely loaned himself 10 that party 10
defeat Gen. Cass, and thereby crafty private
animosily. OF course the Free Soilers did
no, believe lhis-,hry thought him sincere
He accomplished his end, and both himself
and Prince John have again applied lol
membership in ,he old Demncrauc Church
We should like 10 know wherein The Dem
ocralc parry are less hostile 10 Free Soilsn
'hun in 1848. Is lin their pla'lorml Is it II
their candidales2 Is Pierce moi a "Nouherr
man with Southern Principles Then ar
The Southern men who nominated him, ant
urged his claims upon the Convention grpa,
y mistaken, aid his whole lilc Iiel Bu
Martin and his son John are supporun,
Pierce aid the platform. consistency
thou arr jewel !"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
SALMON CHASE.


The Democratic papers asserted some
lime ago iha, Senator Chase had given in
his adhesion 10 Pierce and King-pauorm
and all. Mos. Of tho Wbig papers, willing
TO believe any Thing of him. credited il. So
did mol we. Notwithstanding his celebrated
Gov. Wood Leler,' which induced so
many thousand Free Soilers TO vole the
Democratic ticket in 1850. the ungra,eful
Loccs refused 10 place any confidence in
this bargain and Sale" Senator. Having
learned .ha. he has nothing 10 expect from
the Democracy, and being solicited to accept
The nomination for President on the Free
Democratic" ticket. he has written another
letter 10 Hon E. S. Keys, Chairman OF a
Free Soil Convention in Massachusetts. in
which he bsls oulrigh,, leaving Pierce and
King 10 do III. bes, .hey can. "RaIs desel
u sinking ship"
Below we give the last paragraph Of this
last letter:
81 cannot support the nominees oi The
Baltimore Convention, nor can ! act will
any patty hostile or indifferen. To Demo
cratic principles; bu, with an independent
Democracy, with what one of your noble
hesr,ed s,a,esmanhas SO happily called {
Democratic Democracy, ! am prepared
10 stand and do faithful battle for freedom
until The whole Democracy Of The coun,r.
shall become satisfied ,ha, consslen, an
impartial adhesion to principles is saIer, 9
well as more honorable. Than incor sister
submission TO The demands Of special in
| lerest ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
FREE FIGHT.

The Democrats of Hamilton county have
had quite an extensive 6ghl smong Them
seves--a family fghl-Dr. Fries, Tim.
Day, ct al, Us. The Enquirer faction. il
will not amount 10 much. They may gr'
angry and call each other all sorl Of names
leach one telling The truth in regard TO The
o,her--hut il will all be over when The elec
lion day comes round, The difficult,
originated in The first.mentio clique beirs
unable 10 get as many Of their membe's inll
Office as The latter. We know Them all
and can look on and see Them fight with per
feet Indifference as 10 lhe result. "PuIl do.
pull deviIl"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
DISHON

The Ohio Statesman. and several other
Democratic journals keep standing under
,heir editorial head a letter purporing 10
have been written by Gen. Scott. containing
sentiments favorable 10 Naive Ampricanism
although il has long since been proved u
forgery; and they know ii. That Gen.
Scon did wrile letter on The subject is not de-
nird; bu, that he favored Naive A nericau
parry is moi true. In Nav. 1848, he wroe
letter 10 W. E. Robinson a young and
intelligent hishman Of N. Y. City. which
we give below. This, together with his
lel,er Of acceptance is sufficient 10 show his
opinion on the subject Of naturalization;
WASHINGTON. May, 80. 1848.
DEAR SIR: Ia reply To your kind letter of
the 8lh insl.. lake pleasure in saying lhnI.
grateful for The TOO partial estimate you place
On my public services. you do me no morr
than justice in assuming tha; entertain
"kind and liberal views toward our naurali-
zed clizrns." Certainly il would be impoS-
sib'e for me 10 recommend or support any
just and full participation in all civil and
political rights now secured 10 them by our
republican laws and institutions,
1t is true, that in season Of unusual ex-
citemeni. some years ago. when both parties
complained Of fraudulent practices in IN
nUIurallzalon OF foreigners. and when there
seemed 10 be danger lhal naive aud adopted
cizrns would be permanently arrayed
against each other In hostile lacOns, was
| Inclined 10 concur in The opiniOn-lhen
avowed by many leading slaIesmen--lhal
some mod ficalion of The naturalization laws
might be necessary in order 10 prevent
! abuses, allay strife, and restore harmony
between the d,fTrren, classes of our people
! BW later experience and reflection haze en-
ttirely remOUed ibis impression and dissipa-
led my apprehensions.
10 my recent campaign in Mexico, a very
large pr'porIion Of the meh under my com
mahd we've your coun,rymen tlriSh,) Ger
mans. &C., Witnessed with admirali, n
their zraI, fidelity and vaIor in maintaining
"u' iluS w H't luct VI eNtty udhR'I' W.
ing with each othcr. aud our nalivc.born
so dicrS in The same ranks, in patriotism
c'nsIsncy und heroic daring. was happy
10 ca them brothers in The field as ! sba
a WSyS be 10 salute them as couuIrymen a
home
remain, dear Sir. with grea, csleem,
Yours trulv.
ypINEIEI n CTnn'N
VIM. L. ROBINSON, ESQ.
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!. A.l... AND la.t.nlANl r.oM NJ. xI, ).

AA'tE AMI ls.tUHIANI F,.0M Mt All 3.
From lat paptrs W. gather The following
interesting iems of iuleligencr:
Two Americans Robert Mcdonald and
George Wuliams-were ex, eu,cd al Mala
lnoras on the 25ih ull. The U. S. Consul
declared his intention 10 interfere, after
hearing their sentence, whereupon Gen.
Avalos ordered them to be txeculed secretly
Two hours before The time, giving as a rea.
son that he did no, wish To be obliged 10
shoot The American Consul.
The lawIess horde Of desperudoes which
holds possession Of the country above
Brownsville, on the Rio Grande, al sill 81
work. They auacked and murdered the
crews of Two haI boats recently.
Mr.. Rice, The American Consul at Aca-
pulco. has been thrown into prison, and The
U. S. Consular flag is struck, and The ,ffic,
closed. The difficulty occurred ON accoun
of an unwarranled sale OF an American
steamship. How the mauer will end is un
ceriain.
Rumurs were anoat that Gen. Arisla wa
abou, 10 assume despolic power. The lat
advices slate that ,he President will not vio
late the Consuulion. though he said III
Government should perish
Au extra session Of Congress was abor
TO be convened.
Presiden, Arisla had very serious quar
rel with The British Ambassador, and III
British Secretary Of Legation has left fl
London.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
RAILROADS..

On all sides Of Pomcroy, the RaiI,oad
fever is raging. The Parke sburgh papers
are flied with Railroad matters. They
deny that The cholera is very bad. bu. own
up 10 railroads Neither parry has YET ra,-
fed the nominations Of The Conventions
The reason Of this is supposed to be because
nothing wus sAiu in either platform abou'
The Northwestern Railroad. which, says The
6 azeue, is "the ticket in these paris" The
GalIipois papers come TO US. with long ed
lorials about The GallipoIis, ChiIico,he and
Jackson Railroad. They elecled Directors
for this Company last week. Whal say The
ci.izens Of Meigs county on the subj'c o
Railroads ? Have they no interes. in ,hi:
subject!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
BY THE LATE MAILS.

ROGER JONES. Adju.an, General in the
United States Army, died al Washington
city, July l5 CO... Samuel Seyper is men.
TONED as his successor.
In The Criminal Court, a, Washington
ci,y, on The l6lh inst, the District Attorney
entered nolie prOseqm in the case Of Cap'.
Jonas OLeery, indicted for Obtaining
records from The War Department. and com.
municalIng Them 10 The Mexican Govern.
menl.
Sheriff Gordon. OF Fall River Mass,
was killed in Philadelphia. on the 18th inst,
by burglar whom he was attempting II
arrest.
The Wings of RichIand county. Ohio
have nnmiuaied John She,lran. Esq. OF
Mansfield, as their candidate for Congress
al the ensuing election.
The DAYTON Wing Commillee have or.
derd 8 600 copies of The life Of Scott ioI
graluituus ejaculation.
KosSu,h has lell this country He sailed
on the l4sh inst, Oh The British steamer
Africa.
An amendment 10 The Deficiency bill ha,
been mad. in the House OF Representatives
appropnaling $50 900. in addnon 10 III,
former appropriation, for building the Gus
tom House al Cincinnati.
A very extensive fire occurred recen,l,
in Munlreal, which il is said. will occasion
more suffering than any conhagra,ion whlci
ever occurred on this continent. Properl,
amounting 10 $2,f 90 600 was Destroyed
The ighl was seen a, Burlington, W., dis
lance of 100 miles.
We learn from the Cincinnati Gazeit,
that The Two new Lunalic Asyiums, provide,
iof by the Legislature, are 10 be located on
in Cleveland and The other in Dayton
A Convention of Instructors of the Dea
aud Dumb will be held in Columbus ON IN,
25 h OF August.
A Convention Of Spirit Rappers was hell
in Cleveland on The 9Th inst. The proceed
ines seemed 100 silly 10 engage The attention
OF intelligent men and MImen.
All Mr. Gays private papers, origina
manuscripts, and rough draiis, have bee
c0nfdrd 10 Gen. Jessup. who is warn
friend, though poiticai opponent.
The Oldest Democratic paper in Arkansn
has come out sgaiusI The regular noiniue
Of The parry Ior Gov rnor. aud has raisct
the name of an independent " Democrau
internal improvement candidate
NATIVE AN RIcAN CONVENTION. Th
Naive American Convention held al Trer
lou. N. J. July 5, agreed 10 suppur Mr
Webster for President. and recommended
HIN as The Union Candidate.
The Convention also recommended Geo
c. Washington. Of Virginia, as the candiduI
Ior .he Vice Presidency.
| The Commillee on a Platform had bee
in session. all night, bu, could no. agree.
From late papers we learn thu, both MI
Webster aud Mr.. Washington have declnet
the nomination, and intend TO support Gen
Scott.
Heavy FoReERY.-A few days since,
u. Corwine, American Consul u, Panama
made complaint in New York, agains, G. L
Hamilton, charging him with forging letter
of credit on firms in New York by whic
MIR. Corwine had los, S95. 900,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

and is the Democratic candidate for President q
the United Sta es.
We beg pardon Of our readers for occupying Sc
much space with the biography of so obscure an
individual. So little has been sale Of him here
tofore in these columns, and such mass Of hu
morous matter is on hand for publication, which
could not be properly appreciated without .
knowledge Of the above facts, we 'fhought 1t tc
be our duty to be thus prolix. We return oui
thanks to our valuable exchanges for the item
contained in the above.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
STARTLING DEvtLoPMENTs.

We received, 100 lsle for publication in
The present number, an article from the
New Hampshire Statesman. published al
Concord The residence Of Gen. Pierce
an the 10Th Of July. 1859. which con,ans
some oil The riches. Developments which
have come 10 light during This campaign.
|, appears thai an infamous scheme was
concoc,td last wnler by few Office. seekers
in Concord, 10 procure The nomination Of
Gen. Pierce. They formed themselves into
secret society and by The most cunningly
conlrived plans, succeeded in procuring his
nomination. Judge Douglas is said 10 be
concerned in The scheme, and has The prom.
Use Of The nomination in 1853. We shall
give the article in full in our next.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
GEN. sCOTT,s RELIGION.

1t is boldly affirmed in many Democratic
papers that Gen. Scott is Roman Catholic.
This is no. true. ii is true. however that
lie is no bigos. Although s,cuuch Protest
ant, as he afirms in one OF his Iellers, yet
his Proleslansm would never make him a
prrseculor Of The Catholics. While in Mex
leo, he guarded The properly Of the Catholic
church from violation. aud treated It's forms
with respect, notwithstanding The example
which had been sci by French, Spanish and
English victorious armies. How does This
contrast with the narrow-minded bigotry o
New hampshire Locoocoism. Of which
Gen. Perco is said 10 be the leader. Gen.
Scot is an EpiscopaIian-one by birth, by
education, md by conviction. and regular
auendau. of Rev. DR.. Pyne's church, whs.
in Washington riIy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

The steamer OHIO has no, only placed
US. but also dur subscribers under obliga-
lions, by furnishing this office with alo Gin.
cinna, pap.rs. Olher substantial lavois
were received al The same lime. The Clerk
is very far from being scALY fellow,
though his name is Fish.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
LIFE OF GiNERAL SCOTT.

Mrssrs. Scou & Bssc,m. Of he Ohio
Slalr Journal, announce thai they will issue,
in lew DAYS the Life of Gen Scot. Illus
lraled with &c eneravings, pamphlet form.
containing 81 pages. which they will sci; al
$2 per bundled. 80 CTS. per dozen, or 3 Gus
single COPY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
VIM. L. ROBINSON, ESQ.

We invite rhe attention of our readers to
an article in another column under the head
Of Western Interests" There has always
seemed TO us 10 be the grossesl inconsislcn-
cy in Western men--men whose very live
Iihood depended upon the navigation Of our
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

Western ~al rs--c'u nd 60 q ~. pp'is s'si
" l. lnr mcn aud mga urcs duet! opposea
"a their uwn Interests
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

We take i. for granted the readers Of the
are cOnversanl with The letters
which passed between our Secretary Of Sla.e
and the Austrian Charge d. AfaireS, and OF
The withdrawal Of the Chevalier.
The following is Mr.. Webslcr's dismis'
sal Of the subjecl: