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Political Intelligence.

The Safe Central Committee OF Pennsylvania have
published all for the mbers OF the late State Con-
vent assemble at Harrisburg on the 18th day
july mkt.
The announcement. that Judge Hanley, of Helena had
been terminated By the democrat Of the Coagres
soral district Of Arkansas, turns out 10 be mistake
From the last Little Rock papers learn that Judge
Greenwood OF BENTON county received the nomnati1n
Gartenbise ESQ hiss bsen nouina ted for Congress
By The democrats in the fourth district cf Tennessee
The Wing State Convention OF Mississippi originally
apl onted for the first Monday Of June has been post
poned to he cond Monday 10 Jaly.
The Dablonsgs Signal oil The I4th inst announces the
names of Gen. W. b. WofTord Of Hab-rshau and Hor
Jupius Hlyer OF Walor. candidates for Congress
fiom the Sixth district Of Georgia
The democracy OF the Third Congressions distrc. of
Alabama have terminated the Hon = W. Harris as their
candidate for re election to Congress.
The first election und.r the city cha ter will take
place in Newport on the It'll Of June
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On Sunday, May 80 IN the eighth vesr Of his age
FRANCS DEWITT, second son Of Mary T.. c. Bancroft.
The friepdt of the family invited to attend his f
neral from No 80 East Twentieth street. this afternoon
81 4 O'Clock
On Saturday, May %, CARRAT NOEL BIEEcgER
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully in.
vted to attend bis funeral from the Aniy Baptist
church. this afternoon at 81 O'Clock, without further
invitation
On Sunday, May 20, at No 1Ol SIKH avenue, Mr.
GEORGE fky wARRs native of Stone Hou,e, county Of
Devon, England.
His remains will be taken to Tarrytown for nterment
this day.
Fnglisb papers plense copy.
On Sunday. May 20, GEORGE r. Don, ss,d 40 years,
months and IA days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend bis funeral from the residence his
parents No 1852 Thompson street to afternoon at
o'clock without further invitation.
On Sunday, May 70, after short illness, PmuP FAR.
RISGTos, aged 25 years, 10 months and days,
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral this sternoon at 2ocock from the
resdnce Of his father No. 143 issopher street His
remains viii be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for inter
emit.
On Sunday, May 90 after lofg and painful illness,
fDwiN SMITH, aged go years.
Hia friends AID reiAtyes and thclc Of his son Edwin
sLd pis son in Law, John I. Allen respectfully in
v'ed to attend bis funsss from hs ~to ssnidsoos No.
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Official Government Notices.

STEALING CATTLE IN THE FALKLAND ISLANDS.
DEPARTMENT or STATE May 70, 1858
Official nforU alton has been received At this depart
meuL that the British auth oes At the Falkland a ID
having complained to their government that the wild
cattle tho,e Islands frequently killed and that
other Expectations committed there by persons and
II from vessels under the flag of the United States 1t is
the Intention OF the British govern ment TO send force
th;her competent to prevent repetition Of such acts
Consequently masters Of Ella and other citizens Of
the United states Iesorng to that quarter are warned
that II they commit spoatous in the Falkland Islands.
they viii incur the penalties which may be prescribed
therefor.
RoUNTY TO sEAMEN-INDucEMENT TO JOIN TIE
NAVAL SERVICE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT May 80 1853
In consideration Of the difficulty Of procuring seamen
for the navy, end the Dconvener to which the public
service = thereby subjected bounty OF thirty dollars
each able seaman and twenty dollars Oh ordinary
seaman, will be paid to such may eost for The naval
service and after the first day OF June next.
The usual advance Of three months pay viii be
tnued, but no payment on account, either II bounty
advance pay. wiz be made until the recruit shall be
ceived board and duly entered in the books Of
receiving ship.
The General order of January a. 1858, allowing .
bounty VIII apply 10 such per only shall have
listed for the navy previous to the LIST OF June 1853 and
= recindcd with regard to those who may enlist after
that date
REDUCTION OF PAMPHLET AND MAGAZINE POSTAGE
TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Posi- 0FFrE DEPARTMENT, May %, 1853
pursuant 70 authority vested in the General
and by spd vi tl advice aud Of the President
Of The United Siates (which advice and consent more
iny slIear DJ an in.iument in writing this day filed in
the departnen and with a view to bring about 10 yer
and more uniform rates Of pamphlet and magazine po,
age IN ths contemplated potal arrangements Will foreign
government particularly on the continent OF Europe
1t Il hereby ordered That hereafter the United States
postage, to be charged ard collected on ell psmphlets
and magazines aed within the United States for or 70
oevtd from any foreign country Except Grea. British
the British North American provinces, snd tn. west
coast Of South America be at the Of two cents an
tract Of ounce instead of the rates 9th
lished by the act q Sd March, 1851.
We are inf rmed that the why pam bIet Co. TO
Great Britain excepted In this order that tho
rate TO that country Of four cents ounce %
two eunces ~ the British charge such
70 or received from the United States late propostSn
ron our Pos once Department TO reduce the rate TO
cents IN ounce was declined BY tho British Office
wet coast Of sonb America the cshhed by
81 iDl sre r-tsneo owing To ts high VI lie .tuas
transportation and TO the British korth American
Ninces the domestic rates Of the act Of 1862 apply.
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Isl Sands street. Brooaiyn, Tuesday afternoon ct
On Sunday, Nay %, AunD Pmur, only child Of Tn.
AID Fanny C. Wisksmann, assd ave mooths and twenty.
two days
tend the funeral on Tnesdy May 81 from his late resi-
depcs at Hoboken In Washington street. OF Fifth,
without further invitation.
At Tuskesse, Alabama. Feb TO- Of consum ption, Dy
Wm C. PECK, in the Seth year Of his age
The relative and friends of the family and those Of
his brother wm T. Peck invited to attend his fu
neral Wednesday June LIST from the residence Of his
father in law, f J. Preston ESQ., Hartford, Conn., Cars
Hartford papers please copy.
In Thei esq., Jefferson county May II, DR. Oliver BRxws
eyed so He born in the town Of Western,
Onsca county in 1908 and descended from the old pill
grim stock. Elder william Brewster, who came over In
the May Flower, was his paternal ancestor.
OBITUARY
Extract from the minutes Of the Amercin Wing So
ciety of the College Of New jersey
Whereas, 1t has pleased all wise Providence to re-
from life, the Hon. Jacob Burnet Of Ohio, gra
dua'e member of this society, and whose natural
talents and high attachments peculiarly fitted
him for the stations OF dignity and honor he admirably
filled Therefore,
Resolved, That country has lost one Of its abest
supporters. and the world faithful advocate for truth
Resolved That the American Wing s. ciety has been
deprived OF OF her highest ornaments and whose
will glitter on the pages Of her history.
Resolved That deeply sympathze with the friends
Of the deceased in the loss Of much esteemed and
reyered.
Resolved That we wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the family Of the deceased and published in the Cincinnati
Gaz.tte, New York Herald National Inseigencer. and
Princeton Wing.
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Dls0aterS Eyc.


SHIP AFGHAN, Hepburn, hence for Panama. which put
into Bermuda on the 18th April to repair proceeded
the Path inst.
WhaieMen.
Arr at New Bedford, Nay u. ship Charles Morgan,
Sampson Pacific Ocean Bay of Islands Feb with $50
bbs sp Gil Has on freight 62O bbs VIII oil from ship
Brighton. Left at BAY of Islands Earragansett, Cole
man, Nant, SEQ sp; (rep Nov 20 200 spD Alpha Cong
don DO 500 sp Atlantic, Coleman do 1900 sp; Logan
Tucker NB AGO sp 500 VIII Brighton Weaver, do, 1000
VIII Empire, Henry, do, clean Martha Chase, do 900
sp Covirgton Newman, Warren, clean Awashonks
Lawrence Falmouth 7oO VIII. Spoke March 81, LAT Al
ID S lon 4S W. Ohio, Norton NIB 40 Bp, 400 VIII; May
IL as 50 0s N lon Ca 40 W. Sea Fox, spooner Westpot
also arr ship Liverpool Barker, NPacidc ocean Homo
lulu Jan - Catharines Ap with 100 bbs VIII 10 do
pol and IoOoo IDS cone TO Adm BARKER Lett a. st
CsthaIines brig America, Clark hattaposett $50 sp.
Spoke May 70, lat 80 DO Ion 20 10 W, sch Hanover,
o. rrovincetown, Us OUT c.ean,
Also arr ship Florida Little Npaciiic ocsan Honolulu
Lee u sunday lsahas Jan - Monganui NJ, feb Ilth
WIN loo bbis VIII iso o. OIL on board to Edward y
zen. nome ~ DDS sp ana lbs bone reports
toucneas ~ Monsahul IN Jan ana rep eioon oowie ria
ven lSco geo ST. aud SID for short cruise and home;
Hepry hnee'aho '1ns l9oy VI oo sp ana lu 10 "a
pan ,ea Columbia Haiock sarbor 500 VII TO cruise Jno
HoNlard Taylor NB SEQ wh for Arctic ocean; Tridens
lsper, 90 ieoo WI LOT go ianmit % Nei maven ~
IN oI 90 lnzaos Da n"a ~ ovo sp iet cruz
ams, Forsyth Nlonao don 1870 VIII 80 sp for do Para
fnuse a n iIIV y" yo SP ocnusee, vo's 10
aoues oe i1oo W. " X Sne Nc repoF,s VI
lbiee kpga IN jan logan tGcSer NJ Soo sp s,nos eav
bg uanal hso 10 aa % ~ ION 10 ~ - S.rS ION
Iicois ppel, - ~ soe es,in9
en- md Lam. atbs ton, rsnorts M date MAJ
~ Wa.ei, " M s"L Il, - 80 aip 70 : =, IT, - !
anai No WI" M ~ -. A. % Lag I ~ ~ ot
hi Ma raj. FIaven had taken 4bo whale since
enyna Islands. when he had SO SD 24Oo WHY
, ,e"Nans :. : ~ ,aast ' N NV ~ " ~ ' wy
sla f,,n, al eTt, sfio Ocean for Pacific OCEAN mot
;oI a. "a aor,eal. ba,s Iora Atisn,ic and Io.i.n
hhnen - -" 's'>N/' A
ar AZ Mystic 81 H. ,hio Corolauuz. Grnpe North Pa
,,e oeoa an Ia renamed ,ith son hhs ,hs Ia o;I
'a Ar - S,utuekes aih soSr Hamilton u0
hi. iIaclfs % 90 VIII oil. -A'''' -
sld ron, p,nrn cs,own OCH sch, stranoer fof Sand
pjchl - N Atlantic "
Tha nj Nv .tjc has 15o hills en- s6o do b
oil md - 400 lbs bope, '''' 30 ''''' ~ ~
Al Tooomlu April 4 by letter from Capt Cox Magnolia.
Mp ~ ali hoard shinoed 600 uh 26 an hv the IN
WerIseS for Npedford was bound 10 Atoi 70 recru;t
srd thence to Arctic Ocean.
AL 40 same date BY letter from Can't Cathart John h
Faanyd M with 3o1 an 40 Llack6sb oil m hoard taksn
b. tween seasons. Had iold ia gals backGsh oil at SO
Ct rer call and shpped home 800 gals an and s24 cali
bnctG,b al nor Stanhe, Turman cor Npadto,d
Al do april 5. ty letter from Can't Russeu OLYMPIA.
NIB with 90 SD 200 VII; took 80 SD On last cruise be-
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

TH1ADETHIA, HRv Z9-4 TN.
Arrived Steamship Osprey Bennett Charleston barks
Adela Rogers, White Charleston; Nashua Mortimer,
Norleans; brgs Loretto Gilchrist. Mobile; Kent,
Wachie Wooster, Passport; Emporium, Hawkins, Provi
dence; Uibana, Iscomb, Vermiion Bay La.
Ctared-May 70. steamships City OF Boston Clifford,
Julius Hverpool bark louisa Lindsay Cardenas schrs
New Republic Kline Laguayra Star, Nckerson, POW
dence Emporium, Hskus do; BENZ English, Maven;
VIM Mailer, CrowelI, Quincy, Mass L Eodicott, Endi.
colt Fall River; Atabella Abrams, Rockaway.
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PETRIFIED MAS--BARNUM ABoUr.-The Norris
Qn.) Jecnca states that not long since, while some
men were digging 10 coal bark, the camel they
eShumtd body Of man in perfect state of pe.rfsc
lion From the corduroy cloth in which the legs we're
encased, the cords and of which perfectly de
fred is supposed 70 be the body of Of the irish
aborers engaged in the DstrC con Of the canal The
limbs ae neatly perfect, and completely transformed
tn
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MARRIED..

Son Sunday May 90 by the Rev Bishop Hughes NEsroR
CoRRADF, Of Italy to Mrs. MARY BERT, OF Nev Yok.
On Tbursdsy evening. Nay 2s, by the Rev Dr. Hutton
Mr.. PETER DEMlJEsT 10 Mas HENRIETTA IT, REEVES all OF
this city
On Friday, May 81. by the Rev Mr. Thompson Mr.
JAMES WIGITsAS q DeckertoSn, New Jersey, to Miss
IsABEIA PARKER OF Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 26 by the Rev. s. A.
kipsoD j. CUcKow OF Rock county Wisconsin to
Eliza j FINER. Of London, (EDglsnd)
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GREAT SPEED.-We have been informed that a
LOGON desrached from Lapor,e Chicago for ply
scians to attend Sr Doxater the entire distance
aDd back in hour and forty minutes The distance
is fifty eight miles zach way making speed CT one hun
dred and sixteen miles in one hundred manifestation
S0sttae Iyclru,
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G. w. LeDuc, ESQ, Commissioner TO the Worlds
Fair lett St Paul Minnesota on the 18th inst with
specimen Of Minnesota production In the shape Of live,
tame buffalo.
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FESa-Hospiial Bellevue, "A Penitentiary, Black
wells Island 4: Lupatic Asylum. q Randalrs Island
City Hospital 4, City Prison, l; Ainshouse, BLACKWELL
bland 3; CoIoIed persons, 5.
Intetnents returned from Wards Island H.
THOMAS Z. DOWNING, City Inspector.
CITY IL spector's Office May 2S, 1858.
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N0y0l Intet1iUence.


ENGINEERS IN THE U. s. NAVY We understand that
the Beard Of Prpcnal Engineers consisting of VIM p.
Williamson, WD,. W W Moore and Daniel Martin.
which convened at Phisdelphs the I'd Of May, and
terminated its lsbors about the Goth pa ,sed the follow
ing candidates viz
Fisst Assistent Engineers -Rohers II Long Herman
Newell, Andrew LAYTON Nathaniel p Patterson, Francs
c. Daoe Edmurd De Luce John Nj Msury.
Secotad Assitct E,gineers.-George +. Barton, Samuel
u Houston. Charles LoIi,fg
Admitted as Third Assistant Engineers -Jlmes Kim.
ball Rcha'd Qun. G. NJ Pimp.oa j. W Moore, f. A.
Garfield. II A. famssy, G. R. Wooderd F. MANNING H.
=. Winson, f. g. Sumwat II. B. Nones, NJ. Harris, I.
Williamson
Six appii ,ants for the various grades bgedn upon
examination and rejected Washington Republic,
Moy 81
The U. s. steamship Mississippi arrived nt Singapore
the 25th March, having left Gale the Is She
to proceed the 2h to join the squadron at Hong Kong
PROMOTIONS nder Horace B, Sawyer hes been
prmo'.d 70 be captain in the navy from April II 1853
vics T. I. Webb deceased Lieu. Anssa Paine to be a
mander from the date, vice Sssyer promoted;
Pas ed Midshpman Aphonse Barber 10 be Lieutenant.
vice Henry Moore deceased from March o. 1885, Passed
Aidsb man A. n. Smith H. be Lieutenant vice Paine
promoted, from April u 1853 Passed Md,hipman Joha
G. Tobger 10 be lieutenant vice T. A Bud resigned,
from April 80, lS53.-NorfcLt Herald, Bfay 26.
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Weekly Report of Deaths,
In the city and county of New York. from the 2lst
day Of May to the 2Sth day Of May, 1858.
Men, 81; women, 10; boys, 81; yirls 93-total, $685.
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SHIP AFGHAN, Hepburn, hence for Panama, which put
into Bermuda on the 18th April to repair proceeded
the Path inst
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
HALL, MoRISG STAR LoDGr, J
No. Is, |. o. o. +.
C,,,,{,,,, I,L, OF 1870

'''~N' " N''' 7 49, AOCc-
At called meeting of the Lodge the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS it hath pleased Almighty God
to take from amongst lis our well below
ed brother, WIN. H. MARTYR, who for a
considerable period, cherished the prin-
cipfes AMI exemplifed the virtues that
befong TO our order; therefore, be it Re-
solved
l. That we sympdhise deeply with the
bercaved family, who are thus deprived of
q dutiiul son and aifectionate brother, who
was an example to all Of I'll iai love, frater-
nal affection and orderly behaviour, in all
the relations Of life.
2. That this Lodge will wear the usual
badge Of mourning for the space of thirty
days, in honor Of the memory of the deceas-
ed.
3. That copy Of these resolutions be
presented TO the family of the deceased, and
published in the Glasgow Times.
JAMES T. BIRCH, Sec.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
Public Printer.

The last jefferson Inquirer" says
"Thc legal question growing out of the
appointment OF Public Printer has just
been decided in our favor by the Supreme
Court OF the State. We contested this mat
ter, and contended for the office, being all
the time sanguine we had The only right to
the Office. From the many letters we have
received from all portions of the State, we
feel gratifed in being able to make this an
nouncement, knowing as we do, it will be
cheering news to large number Of the citi-
zens of the State. This appointment ha.
been looked upon as thrust at Col. Ben.
ton, and to his friends, this result will bt
hailed with Joy. For once the management
OF the Arti-Benton party has been thwarted
We have never desired to hold the Office
unless legally entitled to it. We urged thu
election last winter. We put no obstruc'
tons in the way of an early adjudication
the question, and are glad il is settled.
Judge Scott dissents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
Rape, Murder, Robbery and Arson.

A most daring outrage was committe ed in
Jasper county, on the 10Th. Two Cherokee
slaves, it seems, decoyed DR.. John Fisk
from his horse, violated the person of his
wife and then murdered her. After they
lad murdered her, they then choked her
ahId to death, and burned the house down,
witftrheir dead bodies in it. One Of the
0cgrees was taken, and made a confession of
the above facts. The other-who was a
runaway al the time--is still at large. A
large number of persons are in pursuit, and
lie will be captured, dead or alive.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
Editors and Publishers Convention

Our contemporaries are discussing the
subject of Convention of the Editors and
Publishers of The State. We have said
nothing on the subject heretofore, having
been busily engaged in the Congressional
canvass in this District. We are for the
Convention, and for holding it it at Boon
vile, at the time of holding the State Fair
Every Editor ought to be there any how; and
holding The proposed convention at that
time, will insure full attendance to it and
the Fair.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
FARM FOR SALE.

TnA THE undersigned wishes to sell the farm
Isiii OH which he resides, situated in Howard CO..
adjoining the town of New Franklin. Said farm
contains about 1915 acres, the land is of good
quality, and three hundred acres under fence, two
hundred acres in cultivation, and one hundred in
pasture. There is on the premises a good Brick
Dwelling, containing eight rooms, and kitchen;
good out houses of every kind, we'll Of good
water, and several good springs near the dwelling;
bearing orchard Of excellent fruit, and saw
and grist mill.
and convenient to schools, &c; persons wishing
to purchase good farm for stock raising, or agri-
cclture purposes, would do well to call and exam
inc said farm. JAS. fl. HAYTER.
New Franklin, July d, 1853 5m'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
OBJ C5lasgotu Gimes.

~ We have received letter from Mr..
!. d. SPENCER, of Brunswick, one of the
democratic gentlemen who signed the state
mcnt in reference to G. F. Jackson's speech
in that place. Mr.. S. says the words can
ii Benton Democrat" were placed after his
name "without his knowledge or consent"
We take it Mr.. S. is democrat, and recog-
misses no such handles as Benton or Anti,
when speaking of Democrats.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
DIED,


WIN. H. MARTYR, in the s2d year of his age.
On the Goth ult., Of infantile marasmus, RIcH-
ARD MADISON, son Of James M. and Harriet A.
Yeager, aged year, II months and days.
"suffer little children to cotnc into me, for Of
such is the kingdom of Heaven" V.
At her residence in Randolph county, near Roa.
noke, on the Odd ult., Mrs. Nancy NJ DAVIS, con.
sort Of James G. Davis, in the 9th year of hel
age.
She WINS born in Rockingham county, Va, ant
married there; in 1919 she emigrated and has resi-
ded on the same farm until she died. She bore hei
illness (congestye fever) with truly Christian for
titude, and with Christian hope.
Va. Valley papers please copy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In has obtained from the County Court Of Ran
dolph county, letters of administration de bonis
non, on the estate of Bennett Rice, deceased, dated
June 9th, 1853.
All persons indebted to said estate arerequested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims againstt, to present them properly authen-
tieated within year from the date of said letters
or they may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate and if not presented in three years
they will be forever barred.
GEO. w. DAMERCN,
jy21-3w Admir-. de boniS non.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04

BOAT SoLD.-Thc Robert Campbell was
sold on Saturday to Captain McCloy and
others, of The Bluff City, for $4,000. She
will go above and EEdergo thorough re.
pairs and painting, and will then be Hsed
as q regular packet between this city and
Council Bluffs in the place of the Bluff City
She is light draught, and under such officers
as Captain McCloy and Mr.. McEntire, will
do good business IN that trade.--[Irtel
ligencer
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04

CAMP-MEETING.-The annual Camp
meeting-ef. tie Keytesville and Brunswick
circuits Of the Methodist Episcopal church
south for this county, will be held at the
Camp ground near the residence of Mr..
Abram Sportsman, and will commence on
Friday the 18th day of August. Quite a
number of ministers from abroad are ex-
pected on the occasion and among them the
Rev. F. l.. B. Shaver, President of the
Masonic College at Lexington Mo. Ample
preparation will be made, for the comfort oil
visitors.--[ Brunsujcker'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
wsRsF5 s co. n,-urar-
DECHNAN & 3AUcHE. importers Of
| GtAN.UEE. sTIEEWEE.E.. r-,nnfnc.rre-

I - Of Pure AIc0hII AM P.Ic SPINS. q any
proof required, No. 30 Oiiy1 street. between Sc
cond and Third. Also. Spri, Gss. plosrbcno Gas,
Chemical OIL and Carphcne. warranted Of supe-
ri0r lnalitL. and for aale on rea.o.aL.. .arrls.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04

81 DIGEST." Such IS the TRUE FfEANtNG of
the word ''PEPsTN," or Of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the true Digestive FLUID,
or Gastric Juice, prepared by DR.. J. S. Houghton,
of Philadelphia, from the fourth stomach of the OK,
for the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is
natures own remedy for unhealthy stomach
No art of man can equal its curative powers. It
renders good eating perfectly consistent with
health. See the figure of the Ok in another part Of
this paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-04
Family Groceries, Iron, Nails, sc.

n
WYE are now receiving and offer at wholesale
w or retail. ct the loirest riucr prices, an eX-
tensive end very general stock of all descriptions
of Family Groceries of the best qualities TO be
procured in the United States, including
Extra choice New Orleans Sugars;
Loaf, crushed, powdered, clarified and refined do;
II Syrup Molasses, BY Dbl, If Dbl, qr Dbl, or re-
tan;
Fine Plantation Molasses and Golden Syrup;
Rice, Vinegar, Spices; Cocoa, Soap, Candies,
Starch, Soda, Cream Tartar. Yeast Powders.
and all other staple Groceries. Also,
Oysters, Canton Ginger, Figs, Prunes, &c
Medium, fine and choice Havana cigars by box
Our supply of coarse and fine Salt, will al all
times be equal TO the demand and at rircr prices.
We are locking daily for large stock Of the
FINEST TEAS lMPoRTED, which will enable us
to supply our customers with the choicest grades
of Green and Black Teas at very favorable prices,
with fair reduction TO those who buy by the
quantity--the quality in all cases guaranteed.
Mayo BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH.
TOFFEE-s150 bags prime Rio coffee;
~ 30 do Java do.
in store ard for sale by
mh3 PERRY & BARTHOLOW.