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the reception OF
f.. hundred bodies which ,ssa
select sites for the graves.
lots which will put up publicly for ia,housh they
usually bring pemum) making The early selection Of lots the
Uni Office established the city washington, appliea
wing f,he building on entering the Cemetery.
Visitors requested not 10 drive fast through the Cemetery
NN'N' WIN. s. HUMPHREYS
NJ BGlenwood is situated short distance due noh of the
Aug N--d3m
RENssELAER POLNTECHNlc INSTITUTE,
nEsGNED comprehensive thorough of
ehec and civil engineers including railway hydraulic opo
For copies of Annual Register giving full information
'''' B. FRANKLIN GREENE,
A.. ls-aam Director &c, I :: F. Nv Nv
Saiamander Safes.
lryANs WATSON, South Fourth street. Philadelphia
Pa ate No 80 Dock sreei have hand large asso
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THiEF-PRooF SAFES
Bank vaults and ircn doors for bank stores,
PATENT sLATE-LiNED REFRiGERAToRs,
Water hers seal and letter copying presses Fairbans platform
Sole agency for sg sas psey Yas Jones' and Has
Reference IL made to few of The hundreds who have
Masuder, 7h street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
Earms. and Ms.hanics' Bank, PAiladepAia,la safes.
uai,s% sa;es Arsenal, sin California sin FnIadelph
s, sns onss rs,sSVna
Pbiadslpha, wilmington, BALTIMORE Railroad Company
Philadelphia. -
Richaid Norris, : Son, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
MI. e. Wood Foy,
reees wsshnxson c., authorized receive orders
make sales Of the above. EE
May s-aawiy EVANS WATSON.
University of Louisiana.
tFa Medical Department.
TUE lecture. This will
Monday, November ID, and win terminate ensuing
March, 1
Jane. Jones, NJ D., Professor Of Practice
J. l.. RidAei, M. D. Professor of Chemistry
Warren Stone, n. d., Professor OF Surgery.
A. n. Cenas, NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
Ns n o. o e Ms,ssa Neea
Thoma. Hunt d Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
ssm"s, p cscou, N Demonstrators
The o duscctns will he open third Monday
He-pst,i and attend This from April
The students
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages,
There are during he session about eight hundred persons pre-
In patients
dred and my nine
Aug ii-iswtNovi
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished
a'be and
tnu u the travelling public
Dec ~ div
cHIRTs order.-sTEyENs, Browns Hotel, Is pre-
make shirts and them in All
Gents troubled with badhrrns shirts he sa,,sd
sTEvENs's
Dec 7-am sales room Browns Hcvei-
and desirable searf Napoleon hes
watts, sc Of late mPor'aion' and a, moderate price,
Dee 7-3tf Sales room, Browns Hotel
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iARDW ARE. HARDWA RE

s%ys Jus. received s.s s aIT, direct rC% hs e
land Saws, Tenant Saws, Mill saw, Cross Cut, and
Hand saw Tics, all sizes. Braces and hits, Aurur
Bhis, Sacks Augurs, the hest made. Door Locks and
i,aiches, Red Caaors, Coffin Hinges AMI screws Butt
Hinges. Table do. Gate do Mahogany Knors, Squares
Carpenters rules Broad Axes, stewart warranted chop
uing axe. Hand Axes, HOtchois Socket Chels Frmcr
10. Drawing Knives, with numei Gus other articles
usually tound III Hardware stores. Will no sold on
reasonable terms. A,C, MARTIN d Co
May 3D. leJ5.
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CONS UMPTlQki C0kSUMPTI0M!!
ID II n w Nj. II A LIS
BiLyiM FOR THh LUG}.
-foR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, DECLINE. ASTHMA, BRONCUI.
lis. WASTING or THE FLESH, NIGHT
sWEATs, SPLITTING BLOOD. WlIOOPlNG
COUGH ,DlFFICULTN OF BREATHING
-tOLDS. cot CHS, INFLUENZA
PuIlllSlC. pAININ THE SHE

fh hlhlSlC' PAIN IN THE SIDE,
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS
DR.. Halls Balsam contains no OPIUM, CALoM.L, or
any mineral poison, hut ID composed mostly OF those
kuois. Herbs and Vegetable substances which have
SPECIFIC influence upon the lungs and their connected
organs D IMMEDIATE EFFECT Is 10 allay all irritation
aud gent remove The phtem aud other morbid
tons from the Throat and AirPSssages thus relieving
The Cough By Sn6daHg tho attenuation and other caus
es swhic ave rise 10 II. 1t also stimulates and iipar rts
healthy tone 10 The Lungs themselves, thereby ena
bling ihem more thoroughly 10 remove from the Hood
those Impurities and diseased PARTICLES, which, il
tanned, do 50 much mischief N The SYSTEM and ays the
foundation Ior inCuTabie CONSUMPTION. IL also ex
"ris decided action upon the skim aud assists nature
IN ex elng through the Exalents much OF that NOR.
bid matter which would otherwise be thrown hack upon
llt Lungs lhs relieving them Ofa part of their work,
aud rendering the system pure aud Acalihy. When tu
teToles are forming, II checks their development and
lurlher progress ulCeTaIIon has taken place il as
slsS the lungs IN throwing oil the corrupted matter
s"nlhes the lrTaton, heals the liberated cavities and
restores them again To healthy action. THIS medic inc,
therefore, Is nui PaGioe merely which only relieves
Tor the time being. hut is THoRoUGu CURATIVE, as IL
strikes al the very root aud by re moving
IT, removes at once all its and attendant conse.
quences This is lis DIsrINGUIsnEp CRARACTERsrIC-a
property possessed, ~ equal POWER, by no other Inedi
cine otke nature, now before the public.
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Great cure OF Liver Complaint of
Zen Years Standing.

New York, Jan. 9th, 1912.
DR. HALsEy. Dear Sir:--liaving taken your Forest
Wine aud Pills To removca disease of the Liver, from
which have suffered severely for upwards of years.
and having adhered closely 10 the directions which
company the medicines, have recovered my health
not wihsta"dng all who knew mo thought my in.
curahle. Previous 10 taking the Wine and Pills, had
to the hest edc treatment but continued
grow worse TO AN alarming degree. Some of my friends
spoke de>parugy Ofmy case and tried to persuade
from making use Of amy advertised remedies; and !
doubt not, hut what there hume reds wh dissua.
ded from taking your excellent medicines, in cnnse.
quence o The deception aud mei'Cemcy of many adver-
tised remedies put hrth by unprncip!cd men, in flaming
advertisements. But, what pity il is, that the decep-
tinn used by others, should lie the of Oissuadng
many tahoring under disease from making trial and he.
ing cured by excellent remedies. humanity spea.
king, they have saved my itc " hen commence ed
king use "f hemi was in wretched condition; hut he.
10 Xnericnce their good effects in less than three
days; aud IN six weeks from the time purchased tc
medicines, to the great Irprise Of all my friends
entirely cured, and had Increased fifteen pounds in
weight having takrn one hOs lhe Pills. aud
ties of the Wine. Would to God that every poor suffer
er would avail himself of the remedies.
Yours, &C., JAMES WILSON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-09-27

Il OTAsH.-Apolher cask Of ihotsupeIior
Il potash just received by
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4 Z Z Z Z z { 9
THE MOST ExTRAoR MARY
CURES OF CONSUMPTION


CURES OF CONSUMPTION.
Are made here at home and certified tc by such men
as W. d, WRIGHT. NJ. ID j. LAwsoS,M D., VIM u
SAITH, NJ. D., ;. JOHNSON NJ D., Carr. WM. .PsARCE
Il. =. MULrosD. Esq. aud Others who are well known
citizens OF Cincinnati.
0rCALL UPON THE AGENT.6
And ct pampet and resd their certificates IN full
aud YOU usi he fully convinced OF the EXTRAORDINARY
MERITS THIS MEDICINE.
H-TCAUTiOt Beware of Dr. UaIrs PuIn,on--
Exi also, nr. Hal Is Cough Remedy, which 10 ONES.
Times palmed oil Tor the genuine.
VI PBr SURE ana ask for Or. VIZ. HALL's BALsAM yoH
tux LusGs.
Genuine, signed by o. r. BAKER & CO.
For sale by
J.w. COLLINS, ST. .Clairsvile.
u. MURPHY. Hendry ysburg.
+. N. SWAN, Morris own.
HAIsEs & hATcBeR, Loydsville,
HARRY GLASS, Bridgeport.
j. S yaHDkRsOR, Beaire.
J,F. GRUsFeL, JacObsburg.
A. MATsON, CentTevhle.
A, ,ARAsTRoN0, Armstrong; Mill.
II II. MoTr, Barnesvine.
waThed h CrosIrn do. ..
w r. DoRsEy, Dorsey's Min. 80
Dorsey Il TO. Captina.
j. n. MARTIN Sewesville.
ScnoOLgy MuGRgw, Marlinsville.
Wa. SLyE NicholsviHe.
W.P MILES d SON, SoTiertoa.
March :, le5ai--9m.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-09-27
Nervous Disorders

nervous s1ISDfNeeS
Arc diseases of the mind well of The body.
ually brought on by troubles aud aliCtion. aud are
most common to persons of delicate constitutions aud
sensitive minds. Low Spirits melancholy, trightful
dreams and fearful anticpatons of evi from the slight
est causes generally accompany nervous disorders.-
The Forest Wine and Pills energetic remedy in
these e. mpiaints.
Extr ct ola letter from Mr.. Joseph C. Padding dated
. Phiiadelpha, Sept 9TH, lSIS.
DR.. G. w. HAIsEY:
Dear Sir Your Forest Wine and Pills have cured my
wife OF dreadful Nervous disorder with which she had
been ected Tor many years. Her body was almost
wasted away. She was leg ienty disturbed in her
seeph" tri.h'iu dreams. awakening quite exhausted
ana covered with rerspiraiOn and at times ahOring
der The delusnn that something dreadful about
happen Ia her. Bvthe Of four bottles OF the wIne
She has regaued her flesh aud color and enjoys
as wehas ever. J.C. PAULDiNG.
Dr. DAVID MARyIN,a celebrated practitioner OF New
YORK declared publicly, that one hottie of aseys For.
est WINE C0ntane more virtues than fny Ofthe large
bottles ol Sarsaparilla. Mesars. s. :. LAMpMAN Co.
one OF the larsest and most respectable Druggists yr
acuse, III letter, say "From what they have heard &
seen of asey's oicst Wne il is excellent and good
medicine aud will undoubtedly become the leading med
cine Ot the dav."
The Forest Wine is put mn in large square bottles with
Dr. HdiSey's hlnUu the glass: nsr or
iN hotties for S. Gnm.cOated Fins, 2J Gents per box
Agents are authorized To retail well wholesale
on as favorable conditions the proprietor, No. l6
Dunne st. Hu son, N. York. Appointed
heentIn 81 Cla'rsv 10 J. V. COLLINS and sold by
Druggists Throughout, lie 3 ate
May L. 1855.
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

JOHN hoFFMAN, Jeromesve, Ohio, Nav 3p,b ,ess
saId: ~ write to state fer your saljs(actio1 ,ni -
recommend TO be- highly valuable ncdcine ,;, so,,
know rom having used it in my own fnmiiv w. ro
Al who have used it give the
sTrrnEN A. MEALy, Canton, Ohio. May II, 1853,
commepdod rom sources IN which placed much conG
dence, ordered four bottles from Cleveland oUo % ns
ee a gave 10 mydauglter who has derived great ham
ehI IRON III two the others sold immedateiv md
would ike you tosend me suppy of IL m sail ""
JOHN CLARk, brunswick, Ohio, NAV o6 Is54 .svs.
"N our German Bitters have proved snccessnI i; %
case .lat mas come to my knowledge and has openea
Tor itself great demand ~ 90 N"N ""' oPeheu
InoM.s LETcnroRD uovington. Ohio. Decembere7tb.
eoo, says MY wiie has heen affected W tn The Live,
complaint and Dyspepsia for a number of wears dnr;a
whlCh tlRe have spent great deal for d1coyc t,s
doctors ssd SIay ss n s nenelI tlerefrom and
concluded Try your Bters, she took two bottIass |
eve, sce taxing them she has been able to attend 4,
her business, until very lately she had new sttart G
mas asain commenced the Bticrs have sold o",,n
hummer oi bottles through her recopmendation !inI
IA as can learn, It has given IN iii ana AZ
DNiD ahnoT1 ausiinshurg Ohio, e Dec cnI,er e Isso
says: FeTnIt me to bear testimony Ia tho 'S'
neacy y OF your German Biters in the cuIe of iver
eun,na,nt: ior years previous 10 taking it, wss go
vefely aiiced with disease of the Liver so n1s ee
.na dd not exgectto live. but by free use Of t,e AZ
~, 20 KIND Providence, find myself entirely
mPnt." "'' my usual employ
bitteTs are entirely vegetable and free from Al
eohoo Stihuant and all injurious ingredients Mill ~
tra:e it. ''''''' newer pros
They are entirely vegetable and free from al. ,,,r,o.
SOL Sod by dealers in medicine everywhere. =
ii. ALEXavDER St. Clsirsvil,e.
&C. MSkTIN & Co., Agents.
Geo. c. Bethei.r hing
VIM. Dunbar a!un wn.
> Gregg. v .risIOwh
n'n.M uarnosvle.
81, r. v is * son, Some on.
'3nd by De- ers IN Medicines yerywbere
November % 1855
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GtARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
" TnR GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooD-.Not a pa'
tlete IF .Nercuryinh.
Lei he Afflicted Read and Ponder!

AN INTALLtrtR REMEDY for scronlla, Kings Evil
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimpe
Pustules the Face, Blotches Boils Chronic So.
Eyes. Ring Worm or letter Scald Head, Enargemei
-, Pain Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcer
~,,"Stic Disorders IumbagO, Spinal Complaints
anu ~, eases arising from an iniud use of Mo
curry, ~ ',cnce N Life, or Impury of the Blood.
Ir rTThis great alternative Medicine and Purifier o
Blood s now used by thousands of grateful patient
from all parts of the United States who testify dailytt
medicines, "ChRTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
ralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula Eruptons the Skin
Liver Disease, FeverS Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections
the Kidneys Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints
Pains aud Aching Of the Bones and JOINTS speedily
pu to flight by using this great and bile remedy
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to with it, 1t cleanses the system of all
Impurities acts gently and efficiently the Liver aud
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the
Stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re.
stores the Constitution enfeebed by disease or broken
down by the excesscs of YOUTH to its pristine vgor and
strength
For the Ladies' it is lncomparaby better than all tho
cosmetics ever used few doses of CARTERs SPANISH
miNTrRE VIII remove al sallowness of complexion
bring the mantng to the cheek give elasticity 10
the STEP and improve the general health in remarkable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of
The large number Of certificates which we have reee
we'd from persons from all parts the United States ia
the hest evidence that there is no umbug about IT, ne
press hotel keepers, magistrates physicians and public
mon, well known TO the community, all add their test.
mony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIfR X.
Call on the hoESr and get Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
Medicines las performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS.
Propretors No. Pearl Street, Richmond. Va; to whom
llordeIs for supplies and agencies must be addressed
! ii. ALEXANDER. st. Ciairsvirie.
| a. c: MARriN q co. St. Clarsville,
| Jas. Baker, Wheeling.
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontowu.
Geo. G.. Bethel. Flushing.
r. :. CLARK, Morrisown.
II. II. Mott, Barnesyille.
NJ. P. NJ lies & Son. SOmerton
Ann bv Dealers in Medicines everywhere. Nov TO-
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wild berry, DnDdcIiOn, yellow
Book. and SasrSapariIIa
Saved from Death!

Testimony of Mr.. NATHAN MATHEWS, highly re.
specialize aud wealthy citizen of Newark, N. J.
DR. q. w. HALsEY-l believe your Fcrest Wine and
Pills have been 'he mems of saving my Ite. When
commenced taking them laid t the point of death
with DrOnsy. Pfies. aud Asthma. My physicians had.
uven past cure aud my family had lost all
hopes Of my recovery. While in thus drcadfnl situa
ton your Forest Wine aud Plis procured for
amt before had finished the first bottle of the Wine
and box of Pills experienced preat relief; my body
aud limbs, which were g"cay swollen, hecame sensi.
hly reduced. Hopes of my recovery began re.
vive, and after nrnG the of your med cines
for ahnut month. the Piles aud Asthma were com.
pleely cnred. The DrOpsV. with which my life was
placed in such great danger was also nearly gone.
have Continued the OF your med cnes until The pres.
ent tim9. aud now enjoy perfect health ever I
did in my Afe aiihoucl am more than sixty years of
Your, resuectluily,
Newark, N. j., lee. 10, lS47. N. MATHEWS.
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KEEP lJ (9.&PDAE

KEEP lJ >3&FD.A.G
JGl-3 PEOPLE,
THAT, Notwithstanding the polite efforts
of A. g Martin & Go. to deprive OF my
aseneIes, will sell the following
PATENT MEDICINES.
prices from to IS cent lower than rrrnilch in any
store ~ the county. Anoi tho following warranted
genuine.
DR.. d. Jayncs Expectorant & Alter
ativo sold at - cents per Bottle,
common price 81, 90
Sands, Bulls, Howe's & Horcman's
Sarsapm HAS,
DR.. Guysottc's Yellow Dock and
SarsapaliIla
Brant's Balsom & purifying Extract
Hclmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Rogers Compound Syrup Of LIVER
wort and Tar.
Kennedy Medical discovery,
lIooland's German Bit,crs
Lyons Katharion.
Wrights
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Anarchists Uterine Catholicon.
Rowlands Tonic Mixture aud Syrup
Of Blackberry Port,
PILLS.
Jaynes, Wrights, Sellers, McLanes,
Plant, and Poor Townsenls Bran
drcths, Lees, Ayres sc.
VERMlFUGES.
McLanes, Sellars, Jaynes, Bardott's
Worm Sugar Drops, Freys, aud
HObensack.
LINIMENTS.
Farrells Arabian Linimcn.s, Mcr;ah
Mustang, Cochran's, Van-Vlccks,
Tobiases Venetian, Chinese Il Nerve
& Bone Liniments, DR., Stroblcs Pile
Liniment--a certain cure lvr Piles,
Price 70 cents per Box.
OlNTAlENTS.
McAllisters, Morehead's Magnetic,
Trask's Magnetic, and Croton Pile
Ointment.
HARDWARE.
general assortment always on hand, the following
are u lew OF The leading al iees ~ Ihls line
CroS'-em and UandsalrS, Door Lorts and
handles, MA $40 and Gross s-cat, Flies, Buik
ScrsHs. Iron and Steel N9uarss, Pod ard
TIL Locts, Au9urs shoulder Braces and Bits,
Wood d Iron Rasps, bed Castors, Carpen-
fers Rules, LuR and Porier5 Shati.r hinges.
A good assortment Of Table cutlery, Rasors dc.
Those paniing such articles wW 90 usH 10 ex-
anime my stock. VIM. MaRn'S Are heGvy q.
hight, Ihe best are in use--Prics Sl,i6.
Aiso hns lot OF CAP and LETTER paper, Ink.
stands, sleei pens aud holders, good article OF paper
for IS cts per quite a. good as commonly sod st25 Try
h, t 10 good - cheap As good,
OILS q P.HNTs Of all kinds sOid at Wheeling price.
for ceah.
II. ALEXAN DER.
Aps, 0. ies5, sm.
AsNI l. g... a.
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NO. TO, Arch 81, 25or 6etow Si.rth, PhiIada.
Their power over I'll" above diseases ls lot e,ou.,
e4aled n! any othe lreparation in the Vi, statas
had failed 'i' ''iy sicians
lheSc BItters are worthy the attention of ;nv.,s.
POSSESSING great virtues IN the Of disa,s.
Liver and lesser glands, The
ing powers IN weakness aud affections of The dios,t
organs, they are, withal SAFE Certain and
TESrIMONY EP naI nIiInn'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-02
Rail Road Convention.

It is proposed to hold Rail Road Con-
vention, at Jefferson City, on the first of next
November, TO deliberate upon the propriety
of the State releasing her lien. The friends
of releasing the lien propose the Convention.
The St. Louis Intelligencer says
The release Of the lien is, in our present
circumstances, a step worthy of considera-
ton by the best minds of the State. Petty,
narrow, local views should not be suffered to
govern lis, when our whole internal improve
ment policy is thus the topic of discussion
and deiberation. 1t is altogether matter
of pecunary, economical interest, free of
passion, and not one TO arouse any feelings
of bitterness in any quarter. 1t ought to be
treated accordingly.
Many of the bes. men Of Missouri, we
doubt not, will differ in regard 10 it; but it
will be difference, only as 10 means, and
not, we trust and believe, that the magni.
tude of the interests involved is not duly ap,
preciated.
With our present lights, we shall favor
the project of changing the security of the
State from first lien to stock in the roads
to be held as collateral security for the loar
Of her credit. Our experience, observa
ton and reason all concur to teach us thai
it would be unwise in Miss souri, now to re
trograde in her march. To pause, as W,
must, if this measure or some one equal,
eflicacious is not adopted, would be to retro
grade.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-02

ELM RrDoE AoApEmY.--We take pleas
ure in calling attention Of the public to the
advertisement of elm Ridge Academy"
TO be found in another column. The citi.
zens of this neighborhood determined some
years ago 10 build up a first class institution
of learning in their midst, and by uniting
their energies and means, they have sue
ceeded. They have employed the best
Teachers that could be hod--limited the
number Of Pupils, Trustees and Teachers
have worked together, until they have es-
tabliShed name and fame for elm Ridge
Academy" that many older Institutions might
well lie proud Of The next session COM
mences the first week in September, under
the continued supervision of Mr.. RorH.
WELL, to whom the school is indebted fol
no little of its reputation. See advertise.
ment-terms Of board-and enter
your sons at once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-02
Attempted IncendiarYism.

A friend in the neighborhood writes TO
us as follows:
"On last Saturday night there was an
attempt made at un incendiary act upon the
premises of Mr.. Clifton Tooley. 1t was
attempted TO burn both his barn and corn
crib-but the oats upon which the torch was
thrown were too damp, and the fire went
out after burning small portion Of the
oats in the barn. The match of hemp and
pine splinters also failed, perhaps from the
dampness of the Hemp. Powerful circum-
stantial evidence threw suspicion upon one
John Gibson, who was visited by the Wig
lance Committee of the "Union Mutual
Protection Association. After being con-
fronted with the suspicious circumstances Of
his guilt, he voluntarily lessened The time
for his decamping from ten TO three days,
if tho Committee would not chastise him,
which in connection with a suit Of tar and
feathers, he would have received. This
man came from Macon county, some five
years ago, and has been an object of suspi-
cion for more than half that time, having
been in the habit Of selling spirits to ne
groes." 1--we understand he left on
Monday; he will find his old stomping
ground, Macon, too hot to hold him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-02
Mass Meeting of the American Party

The citizens of Charlton county, who are
friendly to the American Party, will hold a
Mass Meeting at Brunswick, on the First
Saturday in .4ugust, for the purpose of
ratiiying the platform adopted by the recent
National Council, which assembled at Phil
adelphia. Several gentlemen Of distinction,
from abroad, have been invited and have
promised TO address the Meeting on the &C.
casion. A full attendance is desired.
MANY CIrIzENS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-02

ANOTHER PAokEr.-Capt T. ]. GoDplS
and JNo. R. ARNER, have recently purchas
ed the steamer "Keystone," and put her in
the St. Louis and Cambridge Packet trade.
They have had her thoroughly overhauled
and refitted, and she enters the trade a Nc
l. boat in every particular. Capt. G. will
see that she is properly "put through, .
while ARNER stands unrivalled in the du.
ties that appertain to the Office. She leave.
St. Louis every Thursday evening, and
Cambridge every Sunday morning.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-02

and set at defiance the commands Of the
General Government; by melting persons
to resist the laws which may be passed by
the present Legislative Assembly of this
Territory; and, finally, by virtual dssOlu-
ton of all connection with the present Leg
islativc Assembly ofthis Territory.
For these and many other reasons we res.
pectiully pray your Excelency to remove
the said A. II. Reeder from the exercise
Of the functions now held by him in said Ter.
riory; and represent that continuance o.
the same will be prejudicial to the best in
terests of the said Territory. And as ii
duty bound, we will ever pray, &C., SC.