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PAPER HANGINGS
ii. l.. SPEN
' "'act to supply the unprecedented do
m.na Tor his new sna nch Styles Of


2oc1 |4AS9Eo
now opening a new ioi. this DAY received
"''T examined the a~ssnItmsD, 10
ao5 inns m" "tsss aimee, unite 10
pfph"nncing the siy les superior Ia .nv 90,
before seen IN Rutland County, and ths n,,'
ee' varying troai q 10 81 cents pey .rrln
Q" st 'e"'onibio, To those il is onIr nee.,.
''fy 10 say That this 10. ones fTon. The sao,-
s,pbNshnrut. H"'
Neh %'riret, Satin, and Comr.ng P,,de,
",t1"" rap-'a, a. -cirgsu, s.,!r..
. i '"'s!~rlFu are iFqnestes 10 csjI and
'tam'n- ,u's stock at.h "'
ht'IAsp C"rsTt GpnssroHr.
~ "+'fI' opposite" The f,sHkiin Ho,sl.
80 Go9rs south ~ Iou,, ST.. '
III TtAEO, VI
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Dental Notice Fer 1852,

Ncnlal Notice Fer 1852.
- ~ss Der a.ti,rs hir'-eif TIA, III,
es'' ~bfe, les cEssu.d a..
or -RATiONS ON THE TEETH
co. ~ tsssr1es 81 eight ,..r. IL ,h,. III.
Z" S~' SAkraea tn . ~ sia,iy 81 the IN.
".t'''atr Of ,hisor Gaaat,' ne ,Liuk, tnc
- 20 hA' nsi ssls .ep, ~. ~,th t.1 pr,r,.,,
90 FfsAFsrst d. a., siaie..iyp. Lu, u,nsi,
t''"'s' thet hV has ss,,,iei g. at,y.sn, /. ~,
80 s'sest. DsrisS ID. v..i ,rar.L, L,,
t"rsrHi
.H+rtecA Wade Set. # Artificial Teeth
t'a.' ssnstoss rwsIl.r p,.ers. F..,,u,
s"a ~ tss va. rs'est ss.h,, st.,
-st,ss b, pes,is.
rss-H, 10 heSs e 90, D..,.l p,.,,,.a
se.iFt.f, sts Assf-a TAI u .iiI .s aane q,
. 'ssS r'is*' 81 1si 10 AZ, p.~ft.rrsrc. an IL.
~'" Ehi ss reess+t. tao.. atsra.sn,r
'is ~ ~"ra to AZ i'sr. hisr ts ,r al. .h,. A.
s"'E" tssss nsfsresees a. near thr,f U.n
80 frsrs ne yossike.
fesr sb3 sessss n as~ps ass ran 81 - Z. v,s
i fsfsssg eoa tie la~s k.sa asi@es is.,A
$ 80 is' IA ca TIA s'~essasr.c pf,a-tris IA
. sffA
4 oooD oYvuR
NNt.fA"ss fs.~S'ss at srs4'es distsnee ,ha .
Sc ir"HA tAss ,l'isg~. eoait= g. ,bs sol.
O. St'i'' sss afhiai e<- isa. aa.,er.t. a.,
S.s tssI : esesssi 81 Ave peS ess, nil
'' - "te 'hsa ~ the stanHai Of ,Le,s bill,
fe'sttsf ss<fs tkAs ts.a,y ps,lr, ,,.n
s"7S' ~ta Ne sllesed = esevust Of eisA,
tsxa,s &C.
= s.S's tiss tA'rty a.Ie. a.s,As, ,.. ,<,
f.HL ~
rhts aS~s 10 @sss kecsgss he ,aasr,t~ 49,.
a.se< ts dtseest,ess NJ 4 ~. s,ts,,i -.
10 "assr 'ess. Ms great s.e,.sst ., *
f~' G ~aFs's In 20 Ikss essr.s a1s Ia 60.
HA b. ~ lsssh fss tie ssasat o. $1,000.
'''.' q. fa ssssa 1<i, ,s.rsfsr. ca
'a1 hs s'~ .tr~sns,,
ALWAYs At HOME,
'''s~es AZ . sslskss are iAssiea a. n,l.
'''A .SSsrses b. sal. "a fsg,ts 10 N, ..,,.x.
"A'4ss, ssd tAsf prizes .. tk., ,b.a.,
"AFA VII be Aassssse sllh ssnss,.
"esa.ssas. W, Dee : iCst M"s
PREDICTION
W fvfs'tnsfssis Il sa~r EsE L Lis, ~,
' =" sAs sA@ss4sts - nais.i eaa.... 49,
80 b. s%Ire ~fs ss.4 sa.lts. .ie 50
sf hAs ~. ssss % aaE. set.ysEy ,.,
sAsS tfsA,i 49,
N 81 Gee +AAuf &C. AytS 49, All. "a ed.
r"'NH~ . s4stanss Frsgrat tt,s.s.
f.h..U. $3.50 srt.s.S
a'. 'N'' '9ts iasl a.
\ fNr sss 81 ~ ,,isa.s a.A~. i.r ..
y g<vet raCss
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Boots Boots F!

DotbiE SpLED cp~ Hide and X,
n no1ls' ; All, Single suited calf sne
IN 8 k'o's. ihts dsF tersi,.s and
FOR SAFE Low ron C.su
;'"- Lad-'k,ehsas~ r9Tber.f W.,
aud sirroisut Row
o-, Charles RACE,
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Sro0A ROOTS

re ~ a. So
49, ., IsA
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GEORGE

os1I10iDn1 Eolnndpos
lL'te from the city Of New York;
NEsr P~DyLrSEy. "
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Boots! Boots .

BOOts! Boots
PAIRS Mem, Bows ard Youths
IVY boots, consisting Of mems kip and
s'oga' boy 8 kip and stoga. These boots are
warranted in all respects. They ale made
OF eastern stock Of superior quality, a 1d IN
the best manner, and are sold at prices far
below zero. C.. RURT 4 son
Rutland, Jan. 1852.
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One Of the Great st Discovers
Of the Age.
WII7E'5 nam RESTOR.jTIE
A PURELY VEGETABLE COMlotNr
For restoring, Bfo"s,fyimg. Claiming, Sci
tniny. aud Dresaag the U.9jE.

THIS fIefs'
lirsj,aFstipn
last 'ski,iG 81
place otsi. vi
cf E es
use. @frTr,sl,.
Tug and tt..'
Ing tho Hru,
u pres'nis 4.
Hait from III
Oh I'i'nr
e. US gI'st
re Am
tuf 4 rdts,.,r
the ustuf4i ~
IN rHrisNi ~
'th NJ the ~,
In all ace, !
aldRtss. ~,
80 rtIun'v,Iti
and h'pt ~,
head srt a,
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y NJ w HITT. SubsIllUtc.
ECTORS.
ALVIN Ssbin, Torrey T.. Wales. Jacob
Scott. William Howe,. Geo. ". Bailey.
Azel Spaiding Henry NJ. Bates. Joseph
Poland, William Matiocks, {. ". Rnb.
lee. Daniel l. Lymrn. Samuel Wells,
Daniel =. Thompson, Ferrand F. Mer,
r'll, Henry \. barnes. Drrin Smith, W.
I. Bnrnham, Jame.T, Ihurs,on, Jabcz
W. Ellis, Isaac W. Brown, Rufus r.
Andrews, C. L. Blood, Seth Thompson,
joseph Warner.
between 30 and 6j, twenty-five per
cent extra is charged.
g. All Communications should he
directed to the Secretary
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Rats! Rats. Mice! Mice

,'N MsgnetIe Pills Tor The ds.,y
T.. 80" 81 fs'' and Nice. gust rrseivst
;. s,ia that ~ box Of these P.Ns 4, beg
ne honss' The Rats aud Nike tss. hc.' "a
@'h 'T'rf 'etDfa. & EIpY sos
t"'lna, Ian e, 1888.
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p EPSIN

J : hhtHffuN ~nHi.tfui f~rriy for In.
creation h,.persIs J%sundioe, LAYER compla M,
ne"oTsl D-hinty, snd Nervous Co~n,ump,,on rufiar
sitt' nttuf-s osn neihod by UaIut.'s ava ascut,
i"e "'sIfic Juice. For safe - hn,es.i- sad rcta, y,
me hr'nis. 4. RfKI AZ son =
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f~ unao'bied fs"of OF Inc Csvo Of
Scrofula, TeveY-Sores,
DELAiNES, &C.

NOt~l'Nt Dclaiues-nrw and spicr did
80 stSl". Just ~recei, ed from a lot imported IL.
to Ne" y ofs las, week. New Spring Prints, by
Rutlaud. Feb 5, 81. G. Boar d sos.
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VERY REMtRKAgLE-An Intelligent, f,,nfr m ~,
town OF Lewiston, relate! sou.e line since a ren.atkabl.
account o. TIC care OF n fine hofs., which, In the act OF
piolghing. crlr'it his foot IN n rop,, ond tore & rsrrly az.
Ms lnI,neiia,'iy cleaned out 'he dr, and applied &. W,
enndagcd il UP urA'. soakcd I, orc riuni'lv win tie p,I.
s''i IN two weeks he wns able 10 rs, the horse.
Copy OF a !cr,rr from G. l.. Stafford, ESQ.
lhcT. MERcHISI-I Sir-LDuc Of my bo,sr. h1, IN,
a f'"dyah OF long gla ndin:. which had become calpus
AM witch supposed non tho many re1nciirs used by me
wa past crre-I was induced 10 Try your " GifyIinc on,
which with the use Of Two bottles. entirely eicc led a cure.
! thcreioIe consit1 y. On. NJ The hest medicines that c.n
I%%sp or 'j jnn' ~. 1911. ''u'' your; !. s,rropp
From VI. J. spti'erE. superintendent, of the canal enr.
tact : stable.
Mt Merchants t:aigiing Oh. and find II 10 Ia. one u ii,e
b~' applications that I have evrr made ne or h,y.
nave had the elia'rr Of from tOrrv to nny horses fr ..
yes 10 my entire Satisfaction
~ioekpot', Jan u. 1-ii. ]. sTERNBERC
Don't ~ rss.uated 10 take any thing else with m. ,,o
.nPfinnlpsei deA'crs, whose consc ience will .,r-,ch ike
In1ii Rubber, and who are Of a kindred spirit, OF tbo.e m
"rh exposed TO the action Of Congress.
Be sure ,ie name u the soit PRorsIrron GEO "
Mnhcn.ST L%oekgori, n y. is blown In the side Of the
ootu" ana in its handwriting over the cork.
Al orders addressed 10 the proprietor viii be promptly
Get Il Pamphlet OF the hgcn,. aud .~ WIN, wonder, are
accomplished by Tie tHe OF this medicine.
sold y respectable dealers generally Ia the Uaisd s.ay,
Aivp Ly
VI. l. Spencer Rutland; On Sabin. walHng
ford; Hooker, West Poultgey; Dewey 4 Far.
ham r. Ponituey Nj HiIliatd, DanL, ! C.
ner'i sheldon & Brothers, Pawie,; C. {. Mic,
1'', castle'on; A.. Allen, Faiiiatu; Lutl,
10y. bensoni r. e Eel, sudluyy; CT. "a,
o. q nnl brandon; :. D.. WINSTON Pit,sfcrd
!" >perry DANNY; Clark GRAY, Bor,.t
n'"ddtri, East Rupert; G.. ID. smith. Ticon-
6eroga Hammond q Co. Crown Point; DR.
;. WRIGHT, Whitebalii q. W. Spragac. Yer.
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SlaoE o
4 LARGE Assortment of
- LADIES o

OF he lste'I Wv YuTt tI,lr anl mako. In
'ahts 'hildreas ana misses, &c Cali aEdtook
al th-ra Just received as6 fof sale hy
HstlE nc. Feb. 2 1859 e rr.-S g.
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DOCTOR ROGERS
rRgNH T2AG.

r the New Union Store, imported re-.
n Gently from 4 lot cured especially for
thc p@alttes Of the Emperor and Empress Of
the Celestlals, the aroma o: which will be-
f"und to exceed anything ever before offered
Tor sale here. The twist and prices ripht.
The stock Consists OF Imperial, Tyson,
young HysoI Tyson Skin and hlack Teas.
CHA'S BURT Il son.
Ret - J ~, 1851. 10
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ART UNION
LONDON AIT UNION.
AMERICAN INT UNION Mr. 70,
rHtLADELPHiA Art UNION.
FESNsSLVANIA ART rNION.
WEsTER ART UNION, cireinnan
VIEW ENGLAND ART UNION
=" HOPKINS. Hon. Secretary
Or. 1o6ias Venetian Linamen,. for
sale by E.. BURT & son.
10
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CRANES SOAP.

tRANES SOAR. ~ the use Of this article
~ washing machines, wash boards and pound
ing barrels aic superesdei. Try Il once For
saie hv C. Ernr g. Sos
Rutland, Feb. 5 1852.
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STATIONERY. 40

OSO0 ENVELOPES OF yarious kinds,
~'OO Fine and Common Cap aud Letter
Paper, Fine Note and Bill Paper, Steel PEN.
and Pen holders, India Rubber, &c. inst reed
and for sale by &. BrRr d Sos.
POTASH AZ r.i,ii Nv q Hrprk go,
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THE ftCr0S.
TIE 80, n.n<o md Increasing dcirnnd fct Tr. S.P
F'Sis-tPsN ,r,,ptrill. has made II necessary vcty
tnici t. "nlir2f The operations c'nnnut'ctnrr. Me
di'intl'I'st inc"- are used in Incredible quantities.
a t~e,"i i''re Itrnt y. iuircs 10 b. carefully eui
t:.ur itriy isti"I the proprietor. have found IL ne.
r~ssrr - rl'c~ the to1Trnndius Department N
'irgr nClc'ul etrnt ,ui t~-pnnsi blr Chemist one
sn'.- 'r'"1tiir rrprtrti"n viii ne q full snarrntrc Of
rri'rr''t' "1"s ht.JtMES K. Chiffon hasas
81 AL nj. duty.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.
Ar rsroHysExI

1aG ~ s>tRtSba w..ta h,rt, SO.
fs, ., ,,c pseItt ihst be has IN Hsrd aud -
90 ashanti, r-cci,ipr fiano. cf stI rt,ccs
.tt>r, ihe crirbtA,ri Haauhriury ~cfii,itrrl
D.,pXC, 81 B'stsu. Vh b hc eil sell
Lea cash ~ approved cr-c'' 90 the u,os' tea
.tuabir irtehs its,m1 wade st.bnsvrcn's
s,,a s,,a Cpn3apy, he ~it scitiurn eI,csP.
~ tiian :'.sy can be- obtained ~ the ci'y -
Taos ,.hins 10 puicharr a br,ii'ant toned
,nsituns.,t. usftsnied f,r "rc year. w1ll
ptca~- ra,i ht fote purchs'uug else hrtc
4 :. WttLOCk.
C,.tlctan. A7t,l- :. i-5l
ibs ectude. that T.. J. Hallcek, ot Cas-
Teton. W, ~ our sa.brrircd sscut ct the
sale a. Fitos forict. Al Instruments ftoin
oar pt1tactoty, can be b3aEht at as los a
pt,tr AID warranted, as ii purchased at our
aare Rooms.
nttyrT DlSfC G IN
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BRANT'S
PULMONARY bhIShM,

The lssras GOtGM REMEDY
MAJ f~s. . ,sf~-~sss ssk ear. nAss . ttssAs~S
TSessnsA esv~s - ~ess rseftse sssas
ks~e pfrFsf ~ ur asA-sk-.f ssAse - 900 of al 1890 -
~ss ts~s h~ssss ssgNsa9A-j % \ ~. rsrs-ss ss.s<s
sgSi : . arvasfs sspsst~y. s~saa1s n . s.sss,t s.t
Aesr ans -.~s eesssss q fsse fsnssssyftcs 9.
70 leeH~. si~F ~ n 49, k~~sss . 80 ~ask We
snsW s-sSH'"ts. uts q . ssse ~ syrr Ghs cstssarsrstv s
ska 30 - Nar>s Nt Aa ~ He'lt~ - To- ~ sgT - 10
FS@ Y $50 We ssss~.Ff e sEas . ~ asll aGi 80 49,
ssz SO ss< a. a~~-g 10 . to- -task FsH ,~ ss.,-A ~
tAossssAs e. eass Htss 80 ~ arna kas rsss 4
tesgAs 49, ss~ss~ e - bcfes. ibs rSvs ~r-v st~~.s
e~ss esi@s real tsesss~pstsS. ga vt~A = %s~ =
~faas = ~ sf-eg0~f tns' srHpts~S. ssi s.ts " all
s.gs~s iSs 80 - usps zs- ~ qAsss ~ g.. 49, sArs Ass
ss .sss ~ ,sss srs . as rbA nfs { as-ee. tessas ~ -.
tics. ~ hsszs~ Ice s~ses ;a--ssss ~ fs~~,u. ~ias
sr-f russ . D. hss- r..y sr~-sf 80 Hsa 40 -
.eosasg Z ssAbs-f~, M ~ preass. kea. sss s~s o.
pstsr-,s, " urcsisiaE F"' .s.sf tss~'sgssa--
trf- /, ~ss Nsgd swssis 80 ssft~n avs, uf 10
ttrss esa Nt@~d. r-ssss i@slsf 80 c'.1elisAsas
asrt y~pe rlr@ aass Z . - s@s nsp epseS ~f i've .
W~vh sssr~, r.. NJ s-ss "a, rs'es s,sp- shs sr~-e
sVfgs-~R % ts = = s,tsG ss.tt. i-s. y - a'~ 81
~. tysrs > js'ef asw hsr. sHs .rSs f'sss i~sth
Ctts 0aisnfs . gts-k = tsps;shs "'sts""sf u 70
ps..ass ~ ate sal res- 2~~ svs-t - Aas sfser - 80
500 g ansss ~ flvs=ssar-s fcffFss - waaarr-
s~i ssi si~oSt assrar ut~ss ssr- ey Partitions,
Assea ssAftre. IA ts~ISsthttss 10 .hoi. . .eus
- svreiatssg - o-f~s,ss, All tsssaanfsf q he@ffsJ a.
ts-s-f,ts, ssssass tesak ~s~ts,ag as Sevsrs- sEa
s,slsg cad ,srsds''sf IspeetsSatIos u taics lie
f.AS . 80 Esrssrs. ~ 80
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DRIED APPLE.

a VERY fus article just received and fam,
by BCRTG Snv"
Rutland, July :, 1881.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN MUTUAL
II f A LrH ASSOCIATION,
MONTPELIER VT.
II ,Np 50.
OFfICERS

OFFICERS.
tERRAND +. MERRILL. Pre.',.
ID. y. THOMPSON. Vice Prc.'t,
SETH THOMPSON, Secretary,
JACOB SCOTT, Treasurer,
ORRlN SMITH, Medical Examiner,
{. ". RCHLEE. Snisiiinic.
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Dna0iuFioh

\ rNE let 81 ~ i,ia.s Rec. ga. ~
y s<vet Couts
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FEMALES.
FEMALE

IN'ie sfui,n IL bis.I 81 Tho fact that II viii
me- nan n,oe tcn,hs OF = class OF very preya
"a disr,'rs, snawnss
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A klvER
A8AD2AIs
LUDLOW. VT.
BOARD OF

fA'N >f'nct.,fa - t:et.n ~~rk. wi c
u ssenrr on N~paa.pis, tss Yph.
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E,th Department comprising a very com.
.,lctc a,sotlotn Mt which Nil, b, rep,cnishcd US
,iles arc made. CliAS BURT & son.
i.atthHd. May IL, 1851.
I'm II bENr This establishment |, loca-
,rd thu Fast siie Of W,shingtor Sauarc. next
,ioor north "f the Court House 10
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Russia NALYE!
rURS. rURS rURS.

The genuine art,c,c, received direct Fl ION the
proPrIrt"rs, eedd.ng II Co, and 70. sale
wholesale and retail by SPENCER.
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ALWAys At uoMe.

~ s"astrs are iAsifeS ta ta,ls
"a sssstnes b. ssil. ~ ftg,ts 10 the ..,,ey,
'.N ssa s&sf prices, ss tk.y thsSa.
~A'rA sla ss ssssssse sith s.asa,.
HENRY y rHAsE n "a
"osa.ssas VI, Dee : iCst e..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

PARENTAL TEAcu1NG.-If parents would
not trust a child upon the back of wild
horse without bit or bride, let them not
permit him togo forth unskiled in solf-gov-
eminent. If a child is passionate teach him
by gentle means to curb his temper. II he
is greedy, cultivate liberality in him. Ii he
is selfish, promote generosity. If he is sui,
ky, charm him out of it by trankncss and
good humor. If he is indolent, accustom
him to cxertion, and train him SO as TO per-
form even onerous duties with alacrity. If
pride comes in to make obedience reluctant,
subdue him by council or discipline. In
short, give your children the habit of over
coming their besctting sins. Let them ac-
quire from experience that confidence in
themselves which gives security TO the
practised horseman, even on the back of &
high strung steed, and they will triumph
over the difficulties and dangers which be.
set them in the path of life.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, May 20, 1852.
Howard Politics and Parties.


That parties in Howard, just now, are in
q very confused state, no one who observes
political movements, under currents and
upper currents, at all doubts. \ variety Of
causes, reaching several years back, both
political and personal, have produced this
state of affairs. The Benton eruption first
divided our democratic friends. Then a
subdivision arose, which resulted IN the
election, at the last annual election, Of Gen.
Jno. B. Clark and JnO. p. Scbrcc, by the
main division of the subdivision of the Dem
ocratic party. Maj. Thomas Jackson, how
ever, thinking something was rotten in
Howard, announced himself as a regular
old fashioned democrat, but received the
majority of his votes from Wings, who re-
pudiatcd, and desired 10 break down the
coalition formed between the other portion
ofthe democracy and Gen. Clark. In course
of time the feeling that this state Of affairs
produced, subsidized; but now that the cleo
ton is approaching, old feelings are being
revived, and are liable, at any moment to
blaze forth with the same fury and bitter
ness that characterized the last carvaSs.-
The wings are quiet, thus far, determined
to stand Oh the platform Of the St. Louis
Convention, and Support thetickct then pre-
scented. II is also desired, and generally
determined, to present candidates for the
Legislature, and county offices, who stand
upon the same plattorm-support the same
ticket-and will aid IN the reelection of our
present able and worthy Representative in
Congress, Hon. JNo. &. MILLER. This is
their condition, and they will soon place
themselves in a position to render it as
effective as possible; till which time wings
would do well TO avoid entanging alliances
Maj. Thos. Jackson, feeling that he was
badly treated in the last canvass, and recol-
lecting that delay, then, was not only dan,
gerous, but disastrous to his aspirations, ant
might prove so again, has taken an early
start, by announcing himselfa candidate for
the Legislature. This action, at so early q
day, has produced alarm in the camp
Many democrats are not yet reconcled tc
the State Convention ticket-the union of the
two old factions has not been ratifed-thc
breach of the last canvass has not been heal
ed-the leading men Of the States Right
party, are not ready, and yet hope to effect
an arrangement similar to that of the last
canvass. Indeed, we are satisfied efforts
are now being made to get out such ticket
and which it is understood Major Jackson
repudates. He is for a clean, old fashioned
democratic ticket-for an associate with him
who has ever stood ON the same ground,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

PuDLIC BATH AND WASH HousE. An
establishment of this kind has been nearly
completed in New York, and the washing
department has been already opened
In this establishment there will be ffty-four
bathing tubs, and three vapor baths, and the
arrangements for washing are said to be
sufficient TO accommodate ninety persons
The charge for washing clothes is said to be
five cents per hour, the association furnish
ing everything except soap. For cold plunge
baths the charge will be two cents each; fer
warm baths five cents; and for certain baths
of superior comfort ten cents. Several
public spirited gentlemen have an active
part in the organization of this institution,
and it is hoped that it will prove as useful
as similar establishments have done in Euro
pean cities.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Mr.. Winston's Letter of Accordance.

We beg to call the attention of the
Wings TO the Letter of MIR. Winston, ac-
cepting the nomination of the candidacy for
Lieutenant Governor, which will be found
in another column. 1t brcaths the right
spirit, and its very tone will move wings to
action. What wing does not feel that man s
heart is in the Cause? What wing that
will not enter the contest with him and for
him, and checrlully share success or deieaty
and if the latter, what wing that will not
think more of him, do more Tor him hcreaf-
ter, than for brother? A wing, a real
wing, wing for the love of the principles
Of wings, should always "acccpt any post
assigned him. and make no "fair weather
excuses. Ofcourse, there are times, cir
cumstances, and excuses, that forbid an ac-
ceptance Of any post Of public nature
The wings of Missouri have had "hard road
to travel, " but they travelled it patiently and
pcrsevcreingly-and this must be contin-
Ued--the seed must sown, and rc-sown,
perhaps, before a harvest is reapcd but
harvest will come and that speedy, did ev-
cry wing feel as WINSTON feels, and act as
he will act. Accept any post hunt up q
post, and York, WORK, WORK. That will
bring us victory.
Shall we do il?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Martha JeWett.

This new and elegant packet has taken
her place, per advertisement in this paper,
and will continue the season, Through good
as well as evil report" Capt. JEwErr has
one of the best boats that ever turned a
wheel on the Missouri, and has associated
with him officers Of experience, skill and
gcntlemonIy bearing. His fair fame with
the travelling and shipping public, is
only exceeded by his bad name with
other boatmen. He, however, is possessed
of iorgiving spirit and great suavity of dis.
position, moves pleasantly along, pleasing
"both old and young and putting money il
his purse" So mote it be
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Woe Unto the Judges.

Col Benton issued the following letter
through the press
To Judge Horgh, Of The Southeast Circuit:
SIR: shall speak to the people of Jack
son, Cape Girardeau county, on Saturday,
the 18th inst, and shall mention your name
III way which will concern both the public
and yourself, and give you this notice of
my intention, that you may attend if you
please, and hear what is said, and answer,
if yout think proper, when am done.
Yours, THOS. II. BENTON.
Mr. Bogy also announced that he would
address the people at Jackson, on the same
day. There was doubtless some warm
work
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

A DocToR AS is A DocToR.-A self-suf-
ficient humbug, who took up the business
of physician, and pretended to a deep
knowledge of the healing art, was once
called to visit a young man afflicted with
apoplexy. Bolus gazed long and hard, felt
his pulse and pocket, looked at his tongue,
and his wife, and finally gave vent to the
following opinion:
II think he's gone feller.'
"No, no." exclaimed the sorrowful wife
''do not say that
EYES," returned Bolus, lifting up his hat
and eyes heavenward atthe same time, Eyes
do say SO; there amt no hope, not the least
est might; he's got an attack of nihil fit in
his lost trontis--"
"Where?" cried the startled wife.
In his lost fronts, and he can't be cured
without some trouble and great deal Of
pains. You sec his whole planetary sys-
ten is deranged; Justly, his vox populi is
pressin, on his ad volorum; secondly, his GU.
tacarpial cutaneous has swelled considera.
bic, if not more; thirdly and lastly, his solar
ribs are in concussed state, and he ain
got any money, consequently he's bound tc
die
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Trouble On the Rio Grande,

Recent accounts from the Rio Grande in
dictate bad state Of affairs there. A Mr..
Patton, formerly of this State, was recently
murdered for his money, by two Mexicans,
who were both hung. Shortly after, a body
of Mexican Marauders crossed the river
and attacked the house of Mr.. Edmonson
plundered it and drove off his stock. The
MeXicans threaten to break up the Ameri,
can settlement, and say they are acting un.
der orders from Gen. Canales.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

HEMP GnowTn IN THE L. STATES
David Myerle, in communication 10 the
editors of the National htelligeaccr, says
he has been engaged in the manufacturing of
hemp since the year 1889. He says:
| embarked in this enterprise atthe above
period, when the growth of hemp was prin-
cipally confined to the State of Kentucky,
and did not exceed three thousand tons,
which was of an inferior quality, of dew rot
ted. 1t appears from the late census that
the production of water and dew rotted
hemp in the Union has run up to sixty-two
thousand tons per annum; large portion Of
which is manufactured for domestic purpo-
SEES, the balance shipped to foreign countries