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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Northern Wbigs--Northern Democrats
THE NEBRASKA BILL.

1t is leading assertion with democrats in this
section, that the wing party of the north is abo-
tionised; and to prove it they point to the north
ern Wing vote on the Nebraska bill. If voting
against that bill abolitionised wings, did il not
have the same effects on democrats? OF course.
Well, then, how stands the vote in the House Of
Representatives
Forty-eight wings voted against the bill.
Forty-three democrats also voted against it.
Fire more wings than democrats; yet the wings
are aboiionised by their vote, while it IS all right
in the democrat.
Mr.. Patterson dwel's on this northern wing vote
to show that the wings are not sound VIVA
does he think of bis fortythree democratic brsth-
rem?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Mr. Lindley.

In the proceedings of the House of Representa-
tives, on the 2Sth ult, the following notices were
given, under the rules of motions for leave TO in
troduce bills:
By Mr.. LINDLEY: A bill providing for
grant Of land 10 the Stale OF Missouri
10 aid in the construction of a canal or rail.
road from Alexandria TO ST. FrancSville.
Also, bill providing for grant of alter
nate sections Of the public lands, to aid in
the construction of the Alexandra and
Bloomington railroads.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
3 lis Reieeted-B lis Passed.

In the U. S. Senate, on the 9Th, the Presidents
veto of the Insane Land bill was sustained by a
vote OF % to 81.
The following important House bills were
passed;
For a military road from Great Salt Lake
CITY to California; for the continuation Of
The military road in Oregon; for the pny-
ment of the civil officers employed in the
Territory of New Mexico, while under
military rule; "a b = 10 refund individuals
money loaned to New Mexic".
On the 7th, the House defeated the Gen
eral Appropriation Bill BY large vote
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
From the Plains.

We have seen letter from Mr.. Jas. W. Adams,
of this county, dated Fort Laramie, June lst:--
He is taking out stock, and got 10 ha. point with
out difficulty. No sickness nor any trouble from
the Indians. He is in the lead of the emigrants,
we judge. Those behind have had Indian troubles
and sickness. The most sickness was among the
Mormon emigrants.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Lumber, Humber.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF FObLICd IIO~N.
STATE OF MIsSoURLl
COUNTY OF Howard.
In The Circuit Court of Howard county, in
vacation, July 4h, 1854.
William G. Rocker, Thomas M. Rocker, John A.
J. Rocker, James f. Rocker, Erasmus d. Rock
er, Alonzo p. Rocker, Harrison Gwin, Nancy
p. Gwin, Wharton II. Barton, lizabeth k.
Barton, Calvin +. Rocker, and Letita Rocker,
plaintiffs,
Talton Turner, and isaac w. Rocker, defendants.
TO the above named defendant, Isaac W.
Il Rocker, NONRESIDENT of the State of Missou-
ri: You are Aereby notified that on the 4th day
OF July, A. D. 1884, the plaintiffs aforesaid Gem
menced civil action against you in the Circuit
Court of Howard county, Missouri, by filing here
in court, by their attorney, their petition setting
forth that they and the defendants Aforesaid the
owners in fee of the following described lands in
Howard county Missouri, to-wt;
Fifty acres, being part of New Madrid loca-
ton of survey No. 2707, in township 81, range II;
and one hundred and sixty acres, being the south
west quarter of section %, township 81, range IL;
also, seventy acres taken off the south end Of the
west half of southwest quarter Of section %,
township 81, range IL, containing in all $50 acres
And representing to the court that the interest of
the said Isaac W. Rocker, defendant aforesaid in
said real estate is tenth part thereof; and pray
ing the court 10 make an order for the sale of said
lands, and that the proceeds may be divided be-
tween the parties aforesaid.
You are therefore required to appear before the
said court at the next term thereof, TO be begun
and held at the town OF Fayette, in said county,
on the first Monday in December, 1854, and with
in the first FIVE days OF said term, and file your de-
murer or answer to the plaintiffs petition, or the
same will be taken against you as confessed. Or
dered that publication of this order be made for
eight weeks successfully in some newspaper print
ed in Howard county, the last insertion TO be at
least four weeks before the first day of the next
term of this court, and this cause is continued.
Attest, ANDREW j. COOPER, Clerk.
July 10, 18H-8w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

CLARK CoUNTY.-I. N. Lewis, a talent.
ed, uncompromi>ing wing, and higl-oned,
honorable gentleman. is the Wig nominee
Tor the Legislature in Clark county. M
man would make more etiiclent, faithful
servant of the people, "A Standurd-bearer that
will reflect higher credit on his party, or
command more united supper, than Mr..
Lewis. John Lrngiordi is the Anti, and
Mr.. Denning the Benton candidate Bull
letin
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
GEO. hartley, Clerk.
"INDIVIDUAL TESTIMONY"

ST. LOUIS, July ), 1854.
This is to certify that by the use Of one box of
DR.. STEPHENS EYE SALvE | got perfectly cured
of very sore and inilamed eye, brought on by ac-
cdentally getting potash in it. For three days
used several other preparations, such as usually
resorted to in similar cases, but they all seemed
rather 10 irritate and make il worse, and made me
suffer great deal of pain. My employers, Messrs
z. F. Wetzell & Co., advised me TO try DR.. Ste
phen's Eye Salve, and it not only relieved me of all
pain, almost instantly, but in few days CURED
MY EYE ENTIRELY.
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. MEIDELL,
Directions accompanying each box in German
and English.
For sale in st. Louis by
Bacon, Hyde & Co., Barnard, Adams & Peck,
Francis Walton, D'Gnch & Campbell,
r. B. Snow & Co. Schueltz & EggeTs,
Bunding & Weight, z. F. Wetzel & Co.,
+. Jones & Co., Dupuy & Johnson,
H. Blaksley & Co., Charles, Blow & Co.
Applicants for agency, with reference and ship
ping instruction. to be addressed to the proprietor.
JuiylS--$5 WILLIAM T. BLOW,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
North Missouri Railroad.

We learn from one Of the Directors, that
the shanlies for men engaged to work upon
the road from ST. Louis to Warrenton have
been built AM HAT laborers will soon be
placed along the length of the line as far
as Warrenton. A distance of eighteen miles
has been graded between this and ST Charles,
and an agent is now in the East TO make
contracts Tor the rails. locomotives have
also been ordered Republican.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

cV"CHATTERBox," on the subject OF the can
vass in Charlton county, and the Charlton Senate
rial District election, shall appear next week.
w. E. Moberly is candidate for the Senate, and
is speaking with and at Judge Rowland, and
makes the fur fly. Rowland is like Flounoy, run
ming on both sides of some questions.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Wing Candidate in Saline.

CAMBRIDGE, July II.
c. Fl. GREEN Esq:-The Wings of this County,
met at Marshal, on yesterday 10 nominate candi-
date for the Legislature, in place of w. II. Letch-
er declined Each township had full Represen-
tative, and all instructed 10 vote for John L. Har-
diman, Esq, of Arrow Rock Township. Mr.. H..
accepted. He is strong man and sterling Wing,
and will be cleo ed max that
VourS Co
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

c. Mr.. Robinson is In the field and can speak
for himself. The Banner need give itself no trou-
bic on that score. He and Col Davis agree on
all material issues. He never made any such af-
firmaions as the Banner alledges--and was not in
opposition 10 Davis in 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
DR.. Tobias
SUPERIOR
HAIR VIC II A II O ES I.

V1HIS article is warranted to increase the growth
l. of the hair, prevent it from falling out, give
it soft and silky feel, brilliant lustre, entirely
remove dandruf and prevent it from forming;
toilet, being richly perfumed; it renders the hair
dark and glossy, without causing any unpleasant
greasiness to the hair. It is excellent article to
cleanse and curl the hair Of children or adults,
and keep it in lis place.
Any person once using it will never do with
out it.
DIREcrIoNs.-Shake the bottle well, then pour
out small quantity into the palm of the hand, and
apply it well to the hair.
Prepared only by Dr.. TOBIAS, Pottsyille, Pa
For sale in Glasgow, by
TAYLOR g. WHITE.
July 6-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Mr.. Lindley.
Extract of a letter from

Extract of letter from
WooDvILLE, Mo-, July Sd, '54.
- Col. Lindley's prospects arc quite tlattering
here at this time. His old friends will stick to him
while find he is gaining some new ones. His late
speech pleases the pcop!e well.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Benton for the Presidency.

A democrrtic paper published in st. Charles, in
this State, announces seml-oicially, that COL Ben
ton will be candidate for President, in 1856, in
the same manner that he run for Congress IN the
First District-that is, without the formaty Of a
nomination He will run on his own hook,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Groceries.

~IoSCL'ISS
THE undersigned respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the PUBLIC generally, that he has
Just received, per Kate Swinney, the following
large and well selected supply of fresh Groceries,
which, together with his stock on hand, forms the
most complete assortment ever offered in Glasgow,
aud to which he invites their attention, viz:
so bags prime Rio coffee;
, do do Mocha do;
80 hhds do N O sugar;
SO barrels Belchers do;
10 do do sugar house syrup;
20 hf do do do do;
30qr do do do do;
boxes prunes;
10 bbls butter and soda crackers;
boxes pearl starch;
10 do assorted candles;
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms.
June22 J. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Dental Notice.
BHyNSAN. DENTAL SURGEON.

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the
IL citizens of Glasgow and vicinity. He fiat
tiers himself that he can give general satisfaction.
Teeth extracted without pain. All work insured
Charges reasonable. Refers 10 DIR. PEBBLES, Lex
ington Mo. Call and sec.
rzS- Office over F. A. Savage's store
II. E. PEBBLES g. S. HlNSON,
Glasgow. July 10 Dentists.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

~ Judge Shelton is the Wing candidate for
the Legislature in Knox county, John L. Taylor is
the anti, and Jesse John is the Benton candidate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Id [ E ID

On the 29th ult., Laura D., daughter of w. H.
and Ann E. Guerin, Of this county, aged l year
aud days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

DEAp.-Dr. T. M. Carney, of Miami, SNline
county, died Of Cholera, on the steamer Martha
Jewett, last Friday. He was taken about / o.
clock in the dnv. and died before shutdown. He
formerly resided in this vicinity. and was IN a5sis-
tant teacher at Elm Ridge Academy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
BE warned IL

BE warned in Time ladies and gen.
tlemen, whose hair is falling off or turning gray,
should lose no rlme in procuring bottle Of PRo-
FEssoR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, as il is the
only article that can be relied on for restoring the
hair to its original color, and preventing it falling
off. Thousands of bottles have been sold, and in
every instance it has produced satisfactory results
ca See advertisement in another column. en-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

IL The Glasgow Times has been very
|aborous'y engaged for some time past in
assigning rnsi',ns TO F'ourrcy; aud still
seems 10 labor und"r some doubt. We feel
inclined 10 relieve him rom his tmbarrass-
mrnt. Flournoy siard< right where he did
when he accepted the nomination; right
square upon the Democratic Platforms. and
will receive The support Of the entire de-
mocracy of Howard, and Of the Third Dis
trict.- Banner.
Flournoy assigns himself positions enough with
out our aid. If he is right where he stood when
he accepted the nomination, he is against the test
for he told Mr.. Hancock and M. Henry so. Is
he there yet? Is he "rght square'' on the How
ard resolutions, on the snarrow and ill;beral''
platform that the Banner denounced some weeks
since9 Tell yonr readers that, Mr.. Banner. Tell
them what your own position now is. Have you
not caved-been kicked into four year old demo.
cratic traces, and taken the back track? And has
Flournoy backed out with you?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
SUNDREES.

GCYTHES, cradles, snaths, spades, shovels,
~ Qong and short handles) castings, &C., &C.
just received per Kate Swinney, and for sale by
June22 j. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

Washington Cemetery.
FAMILY Burying Lots in the above named
L Cemetery, situated in the 4 tst Addition TO
Glasgow, will soon be offered for sale at auction.
Persons DESTROYS of selecting lots before the sale
can do so by applying to the undersigned.
LOGAN d. CAMERON,
JOSEPH S. MANSON,
SAMUEL STEINMETZ,
Glasgow, July6 Committee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Flournoy Trying to "BambooSle,"
NOT MuIC ENInENCE
NOT WING EVI

Mr.. Flournoy IS not exactly sound on grants Of
land from the General Government to aid our
State in works of Internal improvement. The
democratic doctrine is opposed 10 the policy, as
the vote in Congress shows. Flournoy knows
this, and he touches The subject gingerly. He finds
fault with the manner in which these grants have
been made, and says he would change the policy.
Perhaps he would, by joining the majority of his
party and going against the whole business. Let
us see what Mr.. Phelps says on this subject. In a
recent address 10 his constituents, he says:
THE grant Of land 10 our State to aid in
the construction OF railroads, was made up.
on the memorial of the Legislature Of our
State and upon the petition of citizens. II
may be asked, could not the grant have
teen obtained on more favorable terms?
reply, no. No lands have yet been granted
10 any State TO aid in the construction Of
railroads. except by doubling the price Of
lands which remained 10 the Government
within six miles of the line of the road. -
Such are the terms on which the grant was
made 10 our State, and such are the terms
upon which lands were granted 10 oir sis
Ter States Of Illinois, Mississippi, Alabama,
and Arkansas. And such arc The terms
proposed in all bills pending in Congress
at this session to grant lands TO States ia
aid in the construction Of railroads. And
such bills, nj this session of Congress, the
entire delegation in Congress from Missou-
ri. Col. Benton included, have sustained
because no better terms could be obfdined.--
find he ,rho asserts that grants of land can
at This time, be obtained from Congress On
RITTER TERMS than those CONFIRMED in Mt
art mnkdne fhe grant 10 Missouri. Is FIN.
DEAVORING TO BAMBOOZLE YOU
There is an answer to Mr.. Flournoy! Phelp:
e''S him in good plain English he is trying tc
"BAMBoozLE" the people Of the Third District
We have said go all the time, and are happy 10 have
such good democratic authority as Mr.. John s
Phelps, member Of Congress from the Sixth Dis.
trict, to sustain us. A s'bamboozler," Webster
says, is ia cheat, one ,rho plays loc tricks" Phep
applies the word, Webster defines, and Flournoy
fills the bill! No Wing lies about that
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
Third Congressional District.

Col. Flournoy is enthusiastically received
by the democracy Of this District, and we
are informed that his prospects for election
are certain. We observe the most remark
able uneasiness betrayed by the free-soit
whig papers of the District but all this will
not avail on the LIST Monday in August
Col. F. is one of The people, possessed of n
sound, well stored mind. and is known 10
be as true to his principles and 10 his con-
stituency as fire 10 the steel. The Third
District could moi have q truer exponent Of
her principles Jefferson Examiner.
All will recollect that Tredway predicted that
the Third District would "rol up two thousand
majority for Jacksor" but instead of that 1t rolled
Jackson into the Fifth District. After the cleo
tion Flournoy will be appointed 10 some Office in
Kansas Territory. where he will betake himself.
But we designed to notice an expression of
the "Examiner," which we have italicised.-
" Free Soil Wing papers Of the District" The
Times is ewing paper Of the District" and
Tredwry knows he lies when he says it is "free-
soil paper." But 10 show that he cannot SANDER
any body, we give the following communication,
which has been in our desk several weeks. One
Of our correspondents set him down some time
since for calling wings free-soers, and it improved
his manners; but he has got at his old tricks again,
and we therefore give "Jake's" communication TO
show who il is that calls the wing papers of this
District free-soil papers. A pretty fellow, truly,
to call his betters free-soilersl We advise him to
drown himself Immediately But read about the
fellow
Who calls Wings Free-Soilers.
For the Times.
FRIEND GREEN find the following in the last
Jefferson Examiner"
eve find the following truth in Benton's Thirty
Years. View. AS we CLEAN other truths from the
work, we will present them"
Benton has admitted truth! Now let me tell
one on Tredway, and see il he has the marliness
TO admit it, He stole forty-t,Co sdw logs, was in
dicted, and gave security for The amount of forty
t'ro dollars, (only ore dollar Logo which the
gentleman had to pay. Tfedway borrowed ca
noe from a certain doctor, to pilot his saw logs Out
of Grand River, which he never returned.
Tredway collected for a Methodist preacher four
or five hundred dollars, and wrote TO him that he
could lend his money out at ten per cent, and
would do so with his permission. The preacher
acquiesced, and in one year called on Tredway
for the money. "Big Greasy took him into the
back room of store, wrote note, and signed
his name payable when his master, Gov. Price
appointed him Public Printer.
GAS we CLEAN other truths from the" character
of John G. Tredway, eve will present them"
/ JAKE.
GSy- Can his SANDER injure any one? Verify
we should say not. Ought not even his praise Il
be summed?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, July 10, 1854.
Public Speaking.

The candidates for the Legislature in
Howard county, will address their fellow
oitizens no rolio,-s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
The only Reliable Article now in Use!

The only Reliable Article now in Use!
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE MERCHANTS OF Full
TON, Move, the undersigned, would unhesta-
tingly state, for the welfare of any community to
which this may go, that we believe that DR.. T. L..
STEPHENS celebrated CHEMICAL EYE SALvE is a
valuable preparation for Opthalma; and from what
we have seen and heard Of its use, would say that
its equal or superior as remedy for sore or weak
eyes, has never before been brought before the
public,
Warren W. futile, BARLEY Hockaday,
d. M. & ]. M. Tucker, Curd & Bros,
Samuel R. Dyer, W; H. Chase,
A. J. Moore, Bobyshell Wellington,
do hereby certify that am well acquainted
with the persons whose names are above, and have
been for years. They are gentlemen of integrity
and strict veractY, and not disposed TO exagerate
upon any subject in which the public good is con-
cerned.
f~-,, Given under my hand and official seal,
ISL. as Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for
t-~,>y> Galloway county, State of Missouri, this
18th day of April, 1854.
GEO. hartley, Clerk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
TIL MAS DOUGLASS.
CARY CRATE.
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT

1VU' % Lepee, anu IL commercial street
ST. LOUIS, MO.
REFERENCES;
Messrs Chiles & Carr, st. Louis,
Messrs. S. M. Edgell g. Co.
Mr.. H. ]. Bodley,
T. P. Blair, ESQ.,,
B. G. Brown, Esq,
Messrs. Sees & Waller, New York,
Messrs, Crate & Shelby, Berlin, Mo-;
Col. Oliver Anderson, Lexington, No,
ap27-3m'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13
FURNITURE.

n A handsome and well selected assortment,
Ea consisting of bedsteads, bureaus, chairs, ia
" lbles, &C., just received per Kate Swinney,
and for sale low, by
June22 ]. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

LOTS In EAST ADDITION FOR
SALE.
rTNHE proprietors of East Addition to Glasgow
J. offer for sale, in quantities to suit purchasers,
the lots and blocks of this addition, at low rates
and on accommodating terms. Persons desiring
10 purchase, will apply to
TIL ]. BARTHOLOW.
TIL. SHACKELFORD.
SAM'L STEINMETZ.
June29 A. W. ROPER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-13

Yours &C.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-09-07
The MAINE Law"

Last year it was absolutely necessary tina,
Morrill, should be elected 10 sdUe The Maine
Lao. His friends said they must vote fol
temperance--couId not violate their principles
and Morrill, must be sustained. How is i,
this years Why, they do not care a fig fol
the Maine law That is an obsolete idea
The Temperance journal, Elder Peck's pa.
per says:
We say, then, nominate the vER1Es1
ANTt-MAINE Law MAN IN THE DISTRICT, and
and give us the answer that he will represent
US rightly on The sLaUery issue and WE WILL
GO FOR HIM--go for him with all oul
heart"
The address of the Morrill, State Com
mittee, occupying about two newspaper col
umns, contains paragraph of only dozen
lines on the Maine law, and the author Of that
report, year or more ago, was ready to 90
into the field lecturing on its unconstitution-
atty.
The amount Of the matter is, the Morrill,
men as well as the wings, have principles to
suit the times. Last year the Maine law ex-
element would catch votes-this year Ne
braska is considered better suited to that pur-
pose. Wiley starts the song Nebraska-the
wings repeat NEBRAsKA-and the friends OF
Morrill,, whose candidate a year or SO ago was
pro-slavery TO the backbone, yell NEBRAS-
KA ! all expecting to make breach in the
democratic party by the noise and din of a
second +" coon skin y and g hard cider - COM
motion. 1t is all game for power. They
want to dicade the STATE OFFICES. They
want to operate on the nerves of weak men,
and batter down the Democracy of Maine by
hypocritical claim Of being actuated by prin-
ciple. Don't be deceired, BROTHER DEMOCRATS.
Their principles are short lived. Next year
the Maine law will be forgotten and the Ne
braska outcry in decline STICK TO YOUR
PARTY You'll find it the safest and best In
the long run, and under all circumstances.
KEEP COOL Do YOUR DUTY Let not the
tempest of excitement gotten up by these
shifting, deceptive enthusiasts move you from
your DEMOCRATIC ANCHORAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-09-07
Democrats. Prepare 4!

If there is any work undone, do it now
PREPARE LIST OF YOUR VOTERS See that
the name of every democratic voter is on the
list. Appoint your committees to get out the
voters and distribute votes at the polls. Get
out your men. Go after them Get them out
early. Work. Give one day to your coun-
try. Don't finch. Meet the banded elements
Of opposition with stern front-put them
down. Be DEMOCRAT in word and action,
bound to conquer all isms and factions by the
strength of your arguments and the valor of
your deeds. Then, Democrats, PREPARE for
action, and ACT