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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
A FINE FARM FOR SALE.

L. WILL SELL MY FARM, situated in
&4 Howard County, one mile northwest of
r. New Franklin, and formerly owned and
cultivated by Col. Thomas Hickman: Said Farm
contains 303 acres, and is one of the best in the
comfy, wen adapted to the growth of Hemp,
Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Grass, &c.j and watered
by splendid springs, and has fine, large brick
dwelling house, and good out-houses, orchard,
&C., sc. Twill give time on payments. For
further particulars. apply at the "Times oifice,''
or to me, on my farm.
Ian. ol. 1886.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
GLASGOW HOUSE.

EHA The undersigned respectfully announces
ELI to his friends and the travelling public that
he has leased the above house, and is prepared to
accommodate all who will favor him with call.
He has renovated his rooms, and rented those ad
joining, which gives him ample space to accom-
modate greater number of persons than the es-
tabllshment would heretofore render comfortable.
pB Stage office for all the lines terminating
at Glasgow, and good stabing convenient.
VIM. H. THOMSON.
January 3. 1855 -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
SLAVES FOR SALE.

g. THE undersigned,wi keep constantly eS
"a on hand,.s Negro men, women, boys andfR
sMsgirls, in Huntsville. All persons who NJ.
wish to buy negroes can make it 10 their interest
to call on the subscribers, address them by let
ter, giving description Of the kind of slave dc
sired. II. L. RUTHERFORD.
w. ID. MALONE.
Huntsville December %, 1856
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
CASH FOR PRODUCE.

WE are IN the market, paying Cash for Dry
w Hides, Dry Apples, Flaxseed, Bacon,
Lard, Wheat, Corn and produce generally. Per-
sons having any of the above for sale, will please
call on us before selling.
BARTHOLoW & WILLIAMS.
Feh 0i 1886 f-t~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
FOR SALE.

+ OFFER for sale my store house, on Water
l. street in Glasgow The building is well
adapted to business house and residence, and
will be sold on accommodating terms. The lot
fronts on Water and First Streets and the building
can be carried through at small expense. APP
ply to the undersigned in Fayette, or Thomas
Shackeford, Glasgow.
decl3 A. GREENABAUM,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08

II The Central Democratic Committee
of this, the Third Congressional District,
have fixed upon Bloomington as the place,
md the third Monday in May as the time,
holding their District Convention,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
Valuable Charlton County Farm
FOR SALEl

Or. THE subscriber has fine Farm, tSzsc
$xA obtaining 587 Acres, in Charlton GSSsE
~ comfy, miles north of Brunswick Il
on the State road leading from Brunswick to Lin
neus, which he offers for sale. About 100 acres
under fence, good dwelling and out-houses-well
watered and timbered.
Terms liberal. Address the undersigned at Glas-
C. B. CASON.
Feb. IA, 1s56-6m.
.GI- "Brunswicker," copy six months andsend
hill IN thie nfEce -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
January 3,1s56.
CHARLES III. WTNsLOw.
MANUFACTURER OF
Wonun1e nts, Tomb s. Grave Stones

DHUNS TICh, MO.
I S prepared TO fill orders of every description at
L the shortest notice. All orders from dis
tance promptly attended TO.
f15" Persons purchasing from my agents may
rely on being furnished with the best material and
executed IN the finest STYLE. (feb3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08
JOIII IIOit4N O1Ns
MARSHALL. Oct. 21, 1854.


Dr. VIM. Price-Dear Sir--My wife has been
afflicted with sick or nervous headache for six or
eight years, being compelled togo to bed with il
every day or two, until after she got Wheaton,s
Sick Headache Remedy. She has been entirely
relieved of il for one month past and believe if
she follows directions 1T will entirely cure her,
The medicine has invariably prevented an attackby
using few doses. A. f. BURKE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08

will say in conclusion, that this valuable rem
edy can now be had wholesale or retail p, 0i - r.,
,ane Girardeau; o. HENDERSON and TAY-
J Or On ( WHITE, Giasgowi pigot Brothers
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08

OUUFEN OUs, DCNs
DR.. VIM Price-Dear Sir-For the benefit of
ali persons laboring under sick headache, feel it
duty as we'll as pleasure, to say to you, that my
wife, who has abored under sick headache for fif-
teen or twenty years, having tried many remedies
and having been induced to try your preparation,
found it to act like charm. Every person afllict
ed in a similar manner, will find it cheap and
efficient remedy. Yours, truly,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08

OUUFEN
DIR. VIM. Price-Sr-My wife has been aflct-
ed with the sick headache, or nervous headache,
for abou' fifteen years. Shenever could get any
medicine or mixture TO give any relief, until she
obtained bottle of ''Wheaten's Sick Headache
ed 10 give her speedy relief am happy to inform
you that ii has saved her many hours Of pain.
Yours respecti ully, VIM. SHOEMAKER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08

OOOPEK- OUUNIH3 IJtV' IoJFs
DIR. w. -Sir-It is with great pleasure, in
deed, | state to you, that the bottle of Wheaten's
Sick Headache Remedy, prepared by, you, which
Twas SO fortunate as 10 obtain, has been great
blessing TO me- Itrelieyed me of the sick head
ache in shorttime, and my general health is bet
ter than formerly. Yoursrespcctfully,
~ SARAH RROWNI.EE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-08

DIR. WIN. Prce-I am truly happy TO inform
Won that / procured bottle of Wheaten's Sick
Headache Remedy, prepared by YOU and that its
ELECTS have been wonderful indeed. It relieved
me in very short time of that distressing disease,
sick headache, to which have been subjectweek-
Jv for six wears. Had not obtained IT.; could
mot 1t have transacted my business, and therefore
recommend il to all business men, who are sub
;sct 10 the disease Not only does It relieve pain,
hut Il clears the mind, and leaves the whole ner-
vous system buoyant ! think II e1l VIII perform
PEI NJ g. BRADFORD, M. ID.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-02

been closed only twice in seventy years, almost equal
TO seven OF the ancient centuries in The progress OF
nations.
Indeed the violent abuse Of the powers that be is
one OF The lnxaries of which the Americas peopte
are never willing 10 deny themselves. Ii i no more
evidence that man is wrong because he IL ahnsea
than II was the guilt of the victims of Lonis XII be-
cause they were hanged The execution was always
pointed at conclusive of their guilt. The preserlt
age and posterity are rivals whoever sacrifices 10
one mnst lose the other. Nearly all our national adj
minislratlons have been severely condemned while
IN mower and praised alter few years.
Now see no other peaceabe solution OF be diff
culfies by which are surrounded but in this. an
eient ard strong party sin the dark night by which
we are surrounded ! see no other star that can
guide the ship of state into the haven of safety
VIII my good friend OF the Courier, therefore, whom
sincerely thank Tor his uniform personal courtesy
whose fidelity 10 his 1ag aduiire--who-e defence Of
the Russians applaud will he ponder and review the
whole subject. and speak his mind, whether il is not
best for those who find themselves without home
IN the breaking up and confusion OF old party lines
had not better take shelter under The Democratic
nag, whether il is not best 10 make that pariy strong
against all factions, it The government en-
lire. and help il to contact the nation on to higher
and wider cvrles Of prosperity and greatness.
Done al Cambridge this llfh day Of February,
1856 &c. LOYEJOY.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-02
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

Gg-The Legislature Of this State adjourned on The
22d ult. after session Of nearly four months. The
harrisburg Union thus speaks Of lis doings.
Before we iSsue another number of our paper the
present session of the Legislature viii have expired
It's history is full Of instruction and warning. II
teaches the people the incaIcuable benefits of SEN
ding honest and able men 10 make their laws; and it
rms them 10 beware OF heing led again into the
Wild whirlpool OF bgorry and fanaticism. We would
with stronger argument in favor of The prudence
and policy OF the Democratic party, than that fur
nlshed by contrast of the legislation of last session
with that OF the present Then, the opposition held
UNLIMITED sway, and they justified their claim 10
couS stency BY cutting all sorts OF mad pranks by
making legislation bnngled jumble. and by pass
ing their time in continuous wrangie and scram-
BILE. They failed to do what their duty demanded,
and what hey attempted they mangIed
But the present session has bpen characterized by
the utmost harmony, dignity and ability There
here who appreciated the obligations Of
their position. and who SET Themselves ahont their
duties with an earnestneSs and determination thar
insured speedy success. We had ability here that
would adorn any position however exalted honor
abip. We point with pride 10 the records OF this
session, for it has been Democratic in nearly every
feaitFe, and its acts have been generally ndicions
and commendable We part with many oi the fneu-
hers with reluctance and regret. But we trust that
an intelligent constituency will appreciate their
vices, and reward them with reelection. Oh one
thing are eonhdent-that no honest man who
carefully studies and compares the legislation Of
Democrats with that ri their opponents. will hesi-
tate to confess that party justly entitled his
syulOatbV and SupDorf. -
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JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General.
Brutal Murder by a Husband.

Yesterday morning Mr. Cleaver, an UNDER
taker and sexton, was sent for to bury woman
named Mary Manning, who dird IN room ID
the lockwood Block, No. 95 East Seneca strert'
Mr.. c. prncrrded thither, aud on seeing toe
body, found it in horrible condition, the lace
bring swollen and covered with brnl>es-on'
eve black and blue, and onr Of the temples
pounded 10 a very Jelly. Knowing that some
violence had been done, be refused to bury l"'
body, and immediately departed for the Oor5
npr. After finding coroner Mott, the boay was
taken possession of and removed to >auhot'
Exchange, where Jury was summoned ana 'A
inquest held.
The fact ELECTED before the jury showed lo5'
the woman had been living with her h'saa"u'
Nicholas Manning, In the house where fieF o0''
was fonnd-that both were in the ha6h oi 57'
ting beastly drunk, and when 50, OF hgh'ils'-
Also. that dnring the past three or ioaF "FsNN
Manning bad beaten her severely al val "'
times, with bis fists and with clubs; nae NI"''
her thrown plates, hiliets OF wood ana Que
wise misused her. On Sunday morning, ''y''
S O'Clock, man passing on the street "ea'~r
noise proceeding from the house, and 0" 49, ,o
around and looking in at the window Sa" w.
man living on The bed aud man ieah'ns ,t,r
her, and heard him excaim, 81 have kiiru w
II have killed her-and now | VIII ki' u!
self" An alarm was given, and Naming was was
arrested and lodged in Jail. The arrest s';,o w.,
made BY policemen Robe and Butler 0l ''4''''
No. 3, OH Carroll street. .ab
The verdict was rendered 10 ACCORDANCE W., Wv,
the facts. Drs. Hunt and Baker hrla q ~
mortem examination, and found the body IN -a
awful state. The muscles OF the tempe ;Ie
pounded to Jelly, and the artery on tnF a,,s5 i,
ofthe skaIl was rupt lFed and The BRAIN su"''
With blood.
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connection at once
40 6E2e E1mEpEaco

GEN RoWWAE II have Gene tu the c0nclU-
SION, after sefoHs reflection, that it is my duty
10 state That once belonged IA the Know Moth
ings. | was brSought constantly lnr days and
weeks 10 becom~ meraer, and finally cou-
sentrd. The oath WAS administered - me- at
the tine it was administered to NV brother Fred
erick, in the carret Of . store room 10 Bedford,
and concur fully in the Statement he has made
], Ike him. en the party in disgust, aud have
my certificate to show The fact. To BE- ( mem
Der Of The order, man is required 10 lie habit
oollY, by denying his connection with the daFk
conspiracy. ! voter! the Know Nothing ticket
occc, and cannot cell now many lalschoods !
had to Tell Ip order ta carry out the obligations
imposed upon me. The Bible On which was
sworn had cross on it. But have left them,
and take this public method Of announcing
the fact 50 that may stand right in nv own
estimation AZ We'll as With my old democratic
friends Know Nothineisrn is governed hY de
cdedly the meanest principles OF which The
mind can conceive.
E6anieE z. Fseeseg.
4
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From the New York Evening Post. April %.
RECEPTION OF Mr.. BUCHANAN AT NEW
YORK..

n,
o. iio'' 'dhrS Duepahah, IaiF hfed
o'a.es Nilnls'fF al me 1oor' OF 81 james, arrlv-
=. ''''s I,iY 'n'S morning. ~ me steamer Ara
80 l'o"i i'aF'F'
~ deeoraanee WIN arrangements made By
'he common Council committee composed Of
.AluF, ma" a,h 'ouucl,heh' al lhr hean OF
"olch was Alderman Ely We're at the PR 10
a"a' '''F afti'd' ~ 'nF steamer ana olrr cor
u'd' "Vloo'e - Inc EA-Mlhistef, VINO IS now
Tue guest OF 'fe CITY,
~ ihe early hour at which The stfamrr was
lelrgraPhed rendered It impossible 10 carry M.
!" Firet an IN" arrangements winch had been
/ n'adF 10 hohof OF Nr. Bnchanan,s arrival, and,
indeed, me Committee were barely able to
Feach tile pier before ne dIsemharkrd. A large
nnmhTr 9i persons, estimated al two or three
| Ino"Saha' however, liad collected IN the vlcIni-
y ana fnaae the WeikIn wiring with then
| CHEERS.
As soon as lhp steamer was moored to the
wharf, the committee went on board and Were
introduced to Mr.. Buchanan, whom their Chair
man, Alderman Ely, addressed in highly con-
glaiua,ory terms, offering him welcome 10
The city, Whose hosPitalites he was happy to
be empowered TO offer.
Mr.. Buchanan replied briefly, expressing his
gFa'lhcatlon at the distinguished honors paid
HIM by the Authorities OF this city, and his hap
Piness at Seeing hs native land and countrvmen
! again.
II" then entered, IN company with Alderman
/ Ely, borouche and four, which was in waiting,
and WAS driven TO the Everett house, where
he remains during his limited so ourn in this
| city.
The rest OF the committee folIowed in car
rlages, and saw their guest safely established 10
the magnificent suit Of apartments prepared for
him IN the Everett House.
Mf' Buchanan IS looking remarkably well,
and seems really happy to SEE home and trends
again. He IS, perhaps stonter than when be
lett Us, nearly three Years ago, and there IS
rnddy hue OF health upon hls Cheeks, and
contrn'ed look from his eyes, which lndt-
cate that he IS physically and mentally at
ease
| he same genial kindness and bon honmIe
winch formerly marked has manner are aPpa-
rent ana n's personal friends, "ho are host,
VIII ma MN chahged loF the better IN these re-
sPeetS, oY ms residence abroad
ne comhil'er nrla conference win h'm
al 'he Everett House, as 10 the manner III
Wh'ch ne Wonia prefer 10 oe entertained as Inc
Guy guest rs Ne Is ooilge" 10 'taFf thF cry
on ilday morning.. ne i~h ooifged 10 decline
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q Speaking lies in hypocrisy having their con-
sciences scared with hot ifon.-lst Timothy, lst
and I'd v.
Nothing could portray the character Of a
Kaou Nothing Christina 50 we'll as these
passages from Scripture. Speeding Lies IN
HfP0CRiSY,n IS the essence and spirit Of
know Nothinrism
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Post Office Department
WAsutEeToS /, n An :

WhsHlNGToN, !. G., March To-,
Newspapers throughout the u,n,1
VIII rrndrr service, in our opinion Naie'
sons haslng correspondents in n. D. - per-
slon' hy giving Conspicuous place 10 ,ba ,' n re-
jolned CIRCULAR IN their Respective col0an e Sab
JOHN b. WELLER ''""s'
Senate Of L. S. from eaI;e..
J. w. DENVER. 4'''0'n'a'
Hons" Of Reps. Of U. s, from r,
?. Z. HERBERT. -" a.
hon5, IosPpR 81 Reps; F of Of .. 5, from Cal.
Del from Oregon Ter, H. R
J. PATTON ANDERSON = >
Del. from Wash. Ter, H. R. i
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OLIVER EVANS WOODS.
Posi- OFTiCE DEPARTMENT,
AJ,rcb X IS5f

Mr. Woods has my authority to pat his plan,
as above, in operation, but no responsibility Is
assumed by the department and all conpsPon-
dence in regard to this arrangement must b. al
dressed to the ''Pacihc Mali List" New York.
That the public may avail itself oftbp advoo-
tages thus offered, rostma>ters are requested to
give the circular conspicuous place IN Their
respective offices.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General
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From the New York Express, April %.


AS soon the steamer was announcrd as be-
low, as previously agreed upon, the Chiefof Po-
lice notified the Mayor, aad Mr. Wood tele-
graphed TO the Joint Committees of the Common
Council, who immediately repaired 10 the pier
foot of Beach street, where the Arago was ex-
pectrd to arrive.
There was very large crowd al the pier,
who manifested no linle curiosity 10 see the lion
of the day but as the steamer neared the slip,
nothing was seen of him on the deck, and cheer
after cheer failed to bring him out. As soon as
the vessel was made fast, The members of the
committee went on board, and proceeding to
the after saloon, were presented by Capt. Lines
to the distinguished visitor.
AID ELV's WELCOME.
After shaking hands, Alderman Ely address
ed Mr.. Buchanan in the following words:
10 behalf OF the city of New York, sir, we
have assembled here this morning, 10 congratu-
late you upon your safe return TO your native
land. Vein common with the American peo-
pie, are highly gratifed at the manner in which
the interests of our country have been conduct
ed and her honor vindcated by you during your
residence abroad and now, upon your return,
we take pride in extending TO you the hospital-
ties Of the city of New York.
MIR. BUcHANANs RESPONSE.
MIR. Buchanan replied TO the Alderman's adj
dress in the following language:
Gentlemen of the Common Council Of New
York II heartily thank you for this cordial and
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E6anfel z. Beegeg.
shin. suril az 1854
To TEsEl PgTsE.EC.

Gea. Bopman:-i am sorry to have TO ac-
kHawle0gr that, 5y gross deception, was iG-
dgced to take upon myself the degrading obi
gati2n Of Z Know Nothing, which / am now
satisfied should not have done. [ was sworn
in a few miles west Of Bedford, in Bedford Tp..
N 4 field where was engaged ia poaEhiRg
The man who administered the OATH read it
from a little book, during which was requir-
ed to mold my hand on the BIBLE. Nv con-
science checked me- at what was doing. and
two or three times drew my hand iron the
Bible, bat he told ne must bold on until he
had finished the oath. II was a black busitess.
II has haunted me EYER since, and nv only re-
lief IS in reaouncing il. am mere detpra,jn-
ed 10 my democratic principles now than p
YER was. Know Nothintisin Is Whir Gull
trap to catch Democrats. They caught me
once, but pledge my word tbsy viii never
catch me again as long as keep my senSes. /
rejoice to trel that ] am Freeman once more
vgRss. white.
y After reading the following passages
from the Bible the people will not BE- amazed that
Certain Ministers and other prof,'ssed religious
teachers should have espoused the causa Of
Know Nothiogism
10. Many Pastors have DESTROYED nv VINEYARD.
they have trodden my portion under FOOT, they have
niade my pleasant portion desolaie wilderness-
Jsyrpifah Il C. l0v.
Now the Spirit speaketh expressly that in the lat
ter times some shall depart from the faith giving
heed to sedn'ing spirits, and doctrines OF devils.
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WNNnlY EFENlAG 0E NENT C0yRT,


ETh" editor is absent attending 70 the suit
against Drant and Cobu.n, charged with the
robbery OF certain arms belonging to the State
Cg7-IIon F, JonpAx, Senator from this District
and family, returned home on last Friday evening.
Although differing entirely w;th MIR. Jordan in his
political sentiments, ve have TO hesitation in saying
that .e has exhibited Legislative capacity of
dinary character. His speeches compare Iavorably
with those OF ANY other member Of the Senate, so
lar as ability is concerned.
Gg~ The following Communication is from a
Young gentleman who stands as high in public
estimation as any other in Bedford Township,
and no disiaierrsted nan viii doubt his veraci-
~. The highest legal ability has decided that
thp oath administered by the Know Nothirgs
is not binding upon any one, therefore lis r.
nunciation subjects no nan 10 the char1c Of
perjury. Every Conscientious man should re-
nounce the obligation publicly, and ask his God
for forgiveness, for the tdsphocd he was requi-
rcd to perpptratr, as must be done in every case
where an untruth is asserted. Il is no disgrace
70 man that he was deceived 10 join he Know
Nothings. The only disgrace that will attach,
is 10 the 'nan who holds on knowing it 10 be an
iuiqtltQps den Of corruption and treacherv
Democrats ard conscientious Wings sever the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-02

EXTENDING THE TME.-The Wesleyan con-
ference, at IFS late sitting in London, so altered
their ecclesiastical regulations as to allow min
isters 10 remain i've years at one place, provi-
ded the quarterly conference the circuit make
a yearly request TO that effect after the second
year similar change in the discipline of the
Methodist Church in this country has long been
contemplated.
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DEN0CRiTIG N ASS
WI n II TIN Gas
Democrats OF Bedford County !!

which has had such cheering effect upon the,
hearts OF all patriotic men in attendance, the
Democratic State Convention has held lis Ses-
s3nS, and nominated Ticket for State officers
well worthy thr support Of The Democratic
PARTY. That Convention was composed Of men
of exalted patriotism and talents, The good old
Democmfic Fires burned brightly, and th- or
der a'ld spirit manifested by them in their deli
berations, the ability aud l-arIesSnesS displayed
by them in repudiating the evil spirit OF Know
Noihingi>n, and all other Factions md Fana-
fjcism@, entities them 10 cur gratitude, and their
work 70 our entire respect
Let US. thea, again met in Grand Mass
Meeting, and, by our uated counsris, refresh
aad aourish that patriotic feeling 50 happily a
reused at the late meeting, as rvineed ia the
glorious restIt Of the late Spring Eleclon
Turn out, then, Democrats, one and ALL
Come from onr fair hills and valiies, and let Us
reason as becomes Frermen on
N0XnlY EVENING OF NEXT COURT,
MAY ~ and ratfv the doings Of ths late Con-
vention Other matters OF importance to the
party and the veiare Of the PeoPl~ require
your attendance You may expect ad-
dresses by ABLE speakers whom you have no;
yet beard. JOHN 7. REED,
Chairmaa County Committee.
WM, NJ HALL, SacrdaTy.