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SO. 208 Iatn@, nage Der @de ter 9tfn Stra6e,
8ertauer
TIM 9rpben nnb 8tetnen

aGsn Sortsn SO tinen, QtQuturen, ranntptinen en-,
Bern @rtsn sn &afen, geraetot Gurt, beufaen unb ameri>
fantldsn gtsarrsn. &au6>, S&nupf- u6 Gautdboft,
l6lastnben inrOrtirtsn unb etnteimildtn SanbeIseeeenfdHSur,
gntpftblt BEN btutltsn gublifuni fen auf bmS bc1e urb tspn.
aanbisft. a0iortrtss Eager in pbt8en @rhfsln unttr 3uiidsruna Der
r,,lnen St6inune.
Va Sn @t6fnbuns nit benz obis,n 8tl6df bab. i'd IN mel
nrm Sisr. .inen auto ssibmadooQfe e~instridtetn Qa9trbisr.
Salpn sr0fnti, nrrin nsben aasgesitnsnn glai6ens unb an.
btra Sisr ben alssnsiHsn @nfcrO.runssn 3upprfuntnnsnb entiprOGen
sMs~@. 9. msiIss6sr. @a. 2Os geatn>, Ode bu o, sra6s! On
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Nadmeiies8 Bureau,
epmmiltons- anb SneaFu-@ e1dGft,

w aVU OrUNU'SIt.
Der llnter;cifnett bittst ron Der @rinouro pbioen @,Ihshs al
ttist Ngt3 gu nsbnsn. 9sriclbe 1T turt feline ScrbinSuusen nit alien
paaptplaBsn Der Der. Staatst rn6 0eutlbIanb if ben Stanb &C.
iest ieDe! &uftras gu b%elorscn. 9as y9a6weiIe >Surtau" mTb
benz @rbsiter, Stanbt setpib anssnebm fsfn, beipnbers Sa bic arS,its
Sutrnsen Nt6tS Su be;ablen baber, n,enr fur bieIclbtn fdne
STEELE 9eIunsen wsrbsn tann. gintaniren unb @as;ablen Won G5tIb
bier uno IN 9eut6lane. ipmie gDediel euf aue Sauptfabte SsutIh-
lambs iuerSen pinttlihit unb biaisft belurst ssn
@. &reufer,
$40. 200 Yrrab, 6Strrrt
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SIS mt. BaIlace & Spn.
5anbler In impprttrtcn rnp bieltsen gBeiuen, 2iquerren
lnp @rpceriez2 rtifeln.

VHHFHt ~ EHFV4HrtH I'M EWTYtH gSEIHtH, Nl9lellten
Inb @rpcerie= Qrttfeln.
Oielclbc1 %ernpfeblen ibr trpbla1prttrtes Eager Sn
Glaretr9Deinen, III 9pren Spn il Gin 9ubeno SIaEbtr; Gbon,-
pasncr-s8cine %Serltebsner Sorten. betm Quart II. pint; Whabcira..
SberrY, II. 9prtsg0dnt %seri6eeencr Sualt6tcn; ~pcridtebenc Spr>
ten inpo.tirten Gperae;
SO Barrel Gin uub SraubY;--
20 Siertel @asts ssreinistn f%ran;6fIden BRANDS;
81 garrel Ipfsl|Sranp9, Cordial II. Sneet g8ein, 9fun, gbrrY
Bounce &c. &C.;
rs ] Casts Sa3erae Gpsnae -9ranby IL. &C..
9tdeibsn fibren iussit ale arten 8ufer, Jfafee, 9bee. Qi6ts.
Stlt, Bacon, Gfe Sali gloIales, Sett>S bnire, 9apia, SSn,
bisp, Starfc, &abat, Ghhe, put. 3uder, @arn, sfart. Eabaf. 81.
saErtT, Sdt'ss-G 5fnlrs, aliertrtsn. Gamble in SOren il. &c.
Mle ptele Mrtttsl fbnnsn mir gSieSrrperfdufru btuiaf lberloGen
unb saraniren beret .@lte unb Sualitat. ""N
gBir bitter SBispcptrtlufe, uns einrn Selu6 AT MAIDEN uns
nnlsrsn Stod ;u prifen in Der 10. Strabe, ;piI6en Moir- rm6
CARR Strcet. T2I WoiIS
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Stmpn S~tetnletn,
9o. 100 Srpaps, sptldsn Der 6. unr I. Straee.
noc Aatn 6rsunstn nnb ssfannt,n, icrie stnem scctrt.n Iu.
su1nH, uefreaitpt plrp bterntit a~n9cieist, bab bcIs aufs aeltrtad>
sealN Sno Itpnlts einssri6tcte @irtbi6aft nit allen Ser, unp WPas,n
a~Rs8,tatiet III, nam,ntiG nit: '"'r
SHTtt,e!-i 9insurscr-, arduters unb SpadntiT6sn SdIs,
p'usnetlttn Sertnsen. Sarbeusn unb Sarbtnen,
Snpprttrten S6tnfen II. Scrselat.gBurR,
Sn1elbpIfer Srnf
Caviar,
IT, NJ.
fppie
Seiitl9et rne fransSif6en gBcinci,
(&bcinrtne, Nfarfsr6Hcr ,)
Sss- ;unt @rre> unb Sieinscrfauf! -S@
Snfertirtn etntlben 2iaueurcn unb 9ranntpcincn,
I6ks 3pefbstnmalIer,
Has 6rilben,, 9utem 2agerbier, $40
Giearrrn better SuaIitdt,
II. (. ~. II. (. N.
Steer gaff barf %freantli&sr ub pronpter s%ebienuns in, gprous
StrftGert FIN.
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a uS.Saufhrciner.

SauS ,Suuibrciner.
DEM S.utihsn Yublitum ma,t Der llntsricihnee bic 9ln;siae. bas
er ale Nrten bon Sdreiners @rbeittn, bs 9aucu neuer S6uicr u. nc.
iibernis,mt NIB itneI unc bilis a%usfItrt. So. g8tt nftrs,
IA 6.St, am 9slen Nlarft,
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sSiHiam q. sBpatt,
5aus- unb S6i1bermaler.
Gde Der 6ten uap @uiulr, Der 2tem gaptiafirde
s~ssenaber, IA
bldtt Dem osuHden YubIifun feline Oicnlfe BEL sprfprnraerb,n in fem
S5ad, !6lasenee Irtsien an. Or c%mptblt ib susleid gum Deistn
Der Shrtntsr, %anltrcidtn unb pcrsersn b~erleten, ME es IN si,len Cir.
gtnosn 92sutl3lanbs %ssbrdu6lih 1T unb sprt,tr6 bas 3ops,iren IT,
part m aE pa esrtibe bteits, @sftdft ltpn IL Sabre 6ctreibt, 70
%fatrrns scpts lein. Die gettnsunsssn iin6 %eandbiat. isS,
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Sob. &einbarsts senti6e une enslfdbe &dDnle.
Srcaelrtet, Smtiten Gpuitcc< rnb @bamssStr, Der Brand s,aen>
lbcr, in Der f%riteren ,Scnperen;- SaG."
eS ptreen aae bic in elmer neutrality-suspicious. SSpltsltule int alea
Sattrlanee pprtpmnncnbcn llnterrittss tscnff6nbe in her b%eutfdtn
Gnb en8ltf6en Sprade Srrsenpntntn, ncbt Seidren unb @iuff.
yin Saurtaussnmerf friro Defenders auf &ppfs rnb Safttrstnen
CUR grptfuns unt Shdrfuns bs 9entperm6sens) ub 8etbn,n,
lopie aui quite 8u6t unb Srbnins secst, I'M auf bieIc gDetit bic
Rtneer FUR ben bier ~ 9anbe 70 bpdri6tscn @entrbtanb unp fur
saS tarserltdt uno 9si6aftsIebeh in unirer Srpeen 8spubIif 'itrr-
baupt pprSubercittn.
Es- tntertidt an benz 9ianp auf %gerlanset.
Ef- SdIlcr rsrben %fprtpdtrenb in Soft unb 0pais aerpntr,,r.
Ns- gianos setimmt unb rspartrt su ~ssnadsistsn 9reiEn.
5ss- Gnsliffc absnbIhuIe fur grrpadiene, iebe gBrdt brei NAL
S Ses t sSIIs SaP at Itnnaf@' y sr p STlsrsa Ss d S : sfle e IN nnS s, Ssrass'ns
Ms- Der etrduntse S6uIiaal itbt fir geieGl6ailcn ,u abeub,
den Selanmlun8sn se8tn scrinse Gnth6bisuns icbsr;cit an
Dienftn. - "
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luo eS ttnSt9e ildbtrt Seil. unb Sdutn,ithl asocn an, rbeumohSde.
f PS%sr,,n' as aop aet' ssn SsraH anite "a sIs Sc @sfiSisss. pals< anS sasn.
bbortsteit, Sa1i(ea rnb !Srauicn in ben SSren,, 9rnaii., @hdtsn NJ rmS
fsTafsit ,a @,Sg Sta s Ardn'pLs, adbmunsen, esBtlppfen, Sbiaf~
8tusnihe aacr StanSe. '"| 'Ns''P '"S'H'"0e
r,. @sr n.s Der Der, am me- "a sstrobner, SeGen SubNt.n, unb erperb
aspl epsr pentSef fn urauSstlestert @tbraud, seIlnSer 8Iiebmee
zen &c aeeansls ~ ssraet tr .mpGnbet es un 70 idmer,li6.r, ipenn or
!M, eahT iaa9m'ert9sn uro tofipicliScn Sur untcrprrfsn mus, bic
aug sa Den aSsrtn e!ass l5nslen ub itdsrn SeiImin.ls I'M, 70 cher ~
sSags's aHS e. l@a1t i1p oattr germ cine @cIbbcrserIde8 ete, b,ren
gteis oas Stld nut gtebrauts, auiusiiuns $3.50, i}arfere !. so.
idpinsli6 1T. 7 '" "''""''' "''p' sr
9isIs Stetsn inb nur aneit abt unt unyerfalftt ~ rem 0b;,.,
nten gu babtn Bel ' =" y" INV o"SN
q; -. Sempls, Nc. 202 @ainRreet, 9ttdmonb, ga.
ben lpfprt prompt %aussefibrt. Wv o""O''~ VIZ
Nafadulctte. NoI' '' '"''"U' So1S
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abfa9rt II @nfunft Der psrf6iebenen
etienba9nen unb Dampfi6tffe
rebft SabrpretS.

,,.,.s. SSSrsptrtdssurser (sBalBinstcn) ga9n.
Striagt gthfmonb Nprsens UNI 6 unb Atenbs nm II llbr. frp,ut
an an UNI Q! lbr glorsens unb UNI % lbr 0a6mittaas 80 ''""'
6afrpreis nah ~ssaibinstcn, l. alaie AZ. 30
m,rM.. T. ~ (. -. $500
SSSsi;it..snItI i, ~ . $500
s,mnp Mh;fn,s ~ sIa" nH L. -. ..... $500
@fS'S Iuf DC l. Slale 1T 81 u. So; fur bic 2. aale $3.50 II. 81.
Nt4ntpnb unb Danpiae 8abr.
SerIdBt taslidb Gidmpnb I'M 6 lbr 0tpracns rsonutoo-o,s,.
nolrn'n). 6abrpreiS mad 2Yn6burs SIS. "'SS-"ASS''
petersburser Sabn.
gsrlagt &tdntCnb taslid UNI 5 lbr @prsens, 3 rbr Oattoos -
81 tbr Ibenbs. 8abrpreiS 81. rs. : "' ~""se u
Strsinia Central Sabu.
gerlabt &idmpno taeIb INT st llbr IRproens.
b. ~ gBbi iap s @SIDrlOSf { @9s sGm SPRINGS 5ins $3.50
DO gatb suLIni '""' "'"" "ou'm u. poi SprtrIs 1880
DO gBarm SprinaS '''-' S.25
bp Spt Sprinos $50
DO Etrtnetpn 500
DO Gtountp, ..+. ZOO
DO SuIpcptr 6 q 500
~ 400
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u usuf BetB.

Srpaplryy 5pil6en Der 2. unp 8. Ctr,
niaft le'ten 6relneck ub Dem ssiantmter 0ubltfum bic eacbcnn,
gnSsiee, pap or tcrtr!brsnt cinen bebestsnben 8crratb ron teftn
istlG Ms;t. n S!esr|eNIS an @ons bali, ben or ,um t%iaisitsn n5rb,
ss,.n %ssSe ao.aBt. %ue N eas 8dfrsefbiit e~initlassnts Cir,
CDR. Sauffmann
eHpFee9 e'ermtt Dem csatldpcn Yubifan feline nu ~cinscridtste
S4letferei
IN 5ramtltnitraBe, sipti4en Der 3ten II. 4ten, @Hpleite.
r 9srn,,se ~ IN en StarS eeisst, isbe at pm d~irirsif6en Sn>
EtnHsnlen, Wtelet, SGetren u. (. 10. gut unb in flr;sItsr 9ctt III
lSS.r. ,r,a. an0 0'ast' SardA rs4t iabIrsids Outrage i@ biersOn su
oVsIysuSVN. T6Srt6SN
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Geld 4.

WORCESTERSHIRE.
Das rei66aItiss Eager BON Gisarrsn etsner Smpcrtation it i,bt
mad go. 1ss 9rDablfrsst, Subtitle, shr 9birsp pberbaI6 Der Stem
Der 1lntsrssi9nsts bauft itinsn Sralnben un6 benz SatI Miant HSsy.
baupt fur ben ieitttri9tn 8tiuf. unb bOft bur4 pdnltli6s Geibdfts.
Grflluns Nb oas lst!htr Qsnsnene Wertranen ieinet ssetrten aunten
III tbalten.
9efelbs BAT asts an Sanb Elm sro6ss Experiment ron
s1audb,zabat, Gisarren,
Sarcn Spoct,
MnhsaIffcbs Snfrlniente &c. &c.
.iansr Smpor'atipn.
gDbsltIal.e unb Reiait> gamble wsrbsn i%postftrrr. er1 ma eo,,r
bts nnt.rstif sten jh befttttBen, ee fs anoerpart5 Gintdufs MAIDEN.
s. 6. g. Zimmerman
Son mir Direct irapcrtirte 9arinaS Gana1er, ~6pGGnSichS Ssrin,s
Sdtpei,ers unb 9inburser &dfe, Caviar, SarSelsn, SarSincn. 6 S.
crlab., w.npbdlifhtr Sftn!et unS Sgurf, ~fran,OIfdtr Ssnf, ,e, &C.
fnS In ~Dur,igltber Suolttdt fpebet aneefcntnien umb fir grnros.
9retfe gu babtr btt D. 6. 9. &immtrmann
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sltr RISING SUN,

TIC StraBe, ant NItet Warfte.
@eifcnbe Fnscn cine freunbli6e &ufnabme umb auto 9cipirtt,no.
Uur elhStlne ptrrtn llne Nod, 9imncr nit suten, retnlifcn Scttcn
vacant, fpetIr NIT gtnlhlub rrudentiten Boarding $500 ,. 81.
ss s. nire. Die eslrn Spsikn rnt Gstrdnfe aasr @rt pcrbeu
autS eili9ltt Serabrebt, rnb prpntptc, b6fli6e gebienura ;lacIaat,
Ssionesrs istre al'f baS iebcr3eit quito unb friide R%eaSinser Ga.
8erbttr aufntrham sentabt.
Snbtr1 mon benz e;ehrfn bsuHhen gublfun, bieTe trocbcnlfe Sin.
tttse nta6t, label iunt 6ftsrn 8tud b6Iidt Gin
Wlopnonc, 3. Nost 1895. SpIepb Scinharbt.
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9eprsc Scrnct,
9plltcrer rnp Sape;irer.
Dem. seserten 9utEfum na6t Der ltntsrs,i6nete bic sln;eiae, bas
sr Gin llpbpIttrtr. G5tlboft erbhnet bat. unb ale eabin aebtrcnecn
artciten, als: aufprltern ron Sthbl.n, Spptas &C., anftrtistn
aler Irtcn Naraten, iprie aud has Sapt;iren Spn Stntn,er uber>
ninmt uuc Sci6nladppa unb ;u ben biDisnen 9retGen ~ausflsrt.
8eparaturen aasr art rperben gut lnS Bilst ~bersetnt.
wt ' 9eprae 8ernet,
17.S) Sranfinfr, ;ptiGcn her 16. unb IL. Ctr.
1861 1861
&alenber fur bae Sabr 1856 0nc ,u babcu Bel
... 9. SdIGeI. Gde hr 5hn uuh gar,,Sdr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07

Lexington; John T. Norris, independence, Gar
lcks ( Hale, Liberty; Dickey & Blue, Brun-
swick; Willis & Rowley, Savannah; and OF the un-
dersigned at Arrow Rock. The words, "Whea-
tens Sick Headache Remedy, prepared by DIR.
VIM. Price," are blown in the bottles, so that the
public cannot, by observingproper caution, be inn
posed upon.
am still engaged also, in the manufacture and
sale of DR.. John Sappngton's' Anti-Fever Pills,
and my own Purgative Pills, and Cholera. and
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, DiarrhGa and Collie
Drops These medicines have been so extensive
iy used throughout this State that consider it un
necessary to say anything in regard them, except
to guard the public against limitations. The gen
uine pills and drops have fac sitte OF our names
pasted on the boxes of our respective pills, or on
the directions around the vials any other pills or
drops, put up in any other way, are NOT genuine.
The price of Wheaten's Sick Headache Remedy
is now reduced TO one dollar a bottle, and the
price Of the Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea and Dys-
entery Drops is reduced to fifty cents bottle
the former containsng half pint the latter twc
ounces--and it is believed that if they are tried
the public will be well satisfied with the effects
The Sappington and Price's Pills remain as be
fore, viz: rs cents box for the former, and II
cents box for the latter All the above medi
cines can be had in almost every town, village
neighborhood in the State of Missouri.
WILLIAM PRICE, M. D.
Arrow Rock. July l9, 1S55.-ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07

W Jdl'' 30.
SENATE.-Mr. Cass e strong language
denunciatory Of the position assumed by the
British government, relative 10 the protec-
torate Of Central America, characterizing
its pretensions in setting up king over the
Mosquito Indians as mere mockery, under,
which England alone exercised sovernigns
ty.
The statement was corrohorated by Mr..
Clayton, who read extracts from documents
TO show that the British Vice Consul was
the real Governor Of Mosquito, and gave
titles to land in his own name. He gave
his views relative to the construction ofthe
Clayton -Bulwer treaty and contended that
there could be no possible pretext for the
present assumption of England that the &C.
cupaiion she agrees not TO exercise was
only prospective, and had no reference to
the occupation which she then held. He,
however, thought the time for legislative ac,
ton had not arrived, inasmuch as the Pres
ident in his annual message expressed hopes
there might still be an amicable adjustment
of the controversy between this Govern.
ment and Great Britain.
Mr.. Seward obtained the floor, when tn,
subject was postponed and the Senate ad
/ iourned to Thursday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
The Varions views of Marriage.

To pursue the subject a step further, and
attend to the "lords of creation" we take
from DR.. Edward Thompson's "Letters from
England" the following remarks on the
different views which obtain respecting
marriage in different countries:
One says:
Il wish TO take advice about a serious
matter that weighs heavily on my mind"
"What is it?"
''Getting..married. Is it best2'
"Whom have YOU in view? IF she is
young, handsome and virtuous, the sooner
you get her the better. Who is she?"
ooh, nobody in particular; it is marrying
in the abstract that am thinking about. -
That is young Germany.
"Zounds. love her, and I will have her,
if have to swim The river for her.
Young America.
mo use to deny me or run from me-
Where you go | will 90, where you stop I
will stop, where you live will live, where
you die will die, where you are buried
there l will be Buried" That is young
ireland.
''She is worth three thousand one hum
dred and twenty-seven ponnds, six shillings
and iourpence half-penny, which, under the
circumstances, is not quite sufficient" -
Young England.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
American Demonstrations.

GRAND CoUScIL OF KENrUcKY.-This is |
body met at Frankfort On Wednenday 23d
ult. 1t endorsed and re-affirmed the Phil |
adephia Platform-recommend the doing
away with secresy in the order-expressed
preference for Garrett Davis for the Pres
idency-and appointed electors and delegates
to the National Convention. E. B. Bertlett
and G.. D. Prentice, were appointed dele
gates for the State at large, and the follow
ing for the districts: B. c. Ritter, John G..
Rogers, Thos. w. Varnon, Phil. B. Thomp-
son, w. c. Goodloe, w. s. Pitcher, George
Shankland, Geo. w. Gist, Thos. l.. Jones,
R. w. Hanson, of Fayette, and F. NJ. Bris-
toe of Todd, were appointed Presidential
electors for the State at large. The Con-
vention was harmonious and well attended.
GRAND CouNcIL OF VIRG1SIA.-The A
merican State Council of Virginia assem-
bled at Richmond, on Tuesday, the 18th
ult., and continued in session until Saturday,
when It adjourned sine die. Alexander H.
H, Stuart, of Augusta county, was elected
President of the Council A resolution
abolishing all ceremonies Of initiation, and
all obligations of secresy. was adopted
A resolution, endorsing .he eatire platform
adopted by the National American Council
at Philadelphia, June 18th, 1865, was Of
fered, when Mr.. Bolts proposed, as AZ
amendment, series of resolutions in whici
is set forth the necessity of healing the dis
: sension that exists among the members 0
the American party North snd South; and
Il as a means ef removing that difficulty, tina
it is expedient TO strike out from the Plat
: form the twelfth section. The amendmer
IS was supported by Messrs. Bolts, Bnrwe
,. and others. The substitute was rejected
g and the original resolution finally adopted
e The Convention then proceeded TO elect tw
Z delegates from the Stats at large TO the n
s. tional Convention. Mr.. Bolts nominated
4 A. Boiling and ]. D. Imboden, E>qrs., wi
lie were unanimously elected.
in TENSEssEE.-The American party
IN Tennessee will hold State Convention
ID the l2th inst, for the purpose of appointil
i Electors and Delegates to the National Co
vention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
Qualifications for Voters.

A clause in the Kansas Constitution pro-
vides that the Indians whohave adopted the
"habits ofthe white man." shall be entitled tc
vote.
l! is said the test 10 which he is sublec-
ted for the purpose of ascertaining his quail
ificatons for citizenship, is the drinking Of
halr-pint of raw Kansas whiskey. II he
aJSorJs it without any remarkable cOntor-
tions o! countenance, he is formally declared
to be citizen: but if, on the contrary, he
makes all kinds of wry faces in swallowing
the lest, then he is obliged to undergo still
longer probation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
E7- An exchange in describing the per-

T5- An exchange in describing the per-
sonnel Of the Z. States Senate, says that
Senator Butler of South Carolina, is the
thickest at the waistband, though not un>
commonly heavy. His face is bright, and
his hair, which he wears long, and in singu'
lar confusion, is white as newly washed
lambs wool. Hale's appearance indicates
that he has been fed literally on fat pork
and bu.ter-milk. Pugh looks young when
among the old bald, or white-headed and
big. belled Senators. A majority Of the
Senators have naked patches on the top Of
their heads, and quite half them are the OPP
posite of slender. They chew tobacco very
much as other folks, and Immediately after
adjournment, several Of them lit cigars ard
leaning back, appeared to feel comfortable. &.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07

GAMBLISG IN New YoRK.-The recent
arrest Of several of the leading gamblers Of
of New York, is attracting uch attention
in that city. One of the papers says:
"There are hundreds of merchants, and
mechanics, and clerks, who game and be-
come miserable, but who would rejoice to
see their temp,ers put aside. But are the
laws of prevention strong enough9 What
says our Legislature to passing statute
making it larceny for one to win money at Q
faro, loo, roulette, &c., SC. Render gam
bling absolutely felOnious, and you stop il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
Productions of England and France.

The London CORES pondent OF the Nation
al Intellgencer, Under date Of December
2Sth, gives the following items Of interest:
Some interesting statistics relative TO the
agriculture of England and France have
lately been published in Cornwall, from
which it appears that in England, out OF
5O,0OO0O0 acres cultivated 10000 ,000 are
sown with wheat or other cerlals; while in
France 100000 are cultivated for the
latter purpose. The average growth of
wheat per acre in England is four quarters,
or thirty-two bushels; in France one and
three fflhs, or nearly thirteen bushels
The produce of English land per acre is
about e3 As, that of France about fl l2s
per acre. The number Of sheep is about
the same in both countries, viz, 35,00o,-
OO0, and the wool produced about 10000
tons; but, owing 10 the difference in the
average, there is something less than one
and-a half sheep per acre in England, and
only about one-third of sheep per acre in
France. In France A 100000 of cattle are
slaughtered annually, the average weight
being $50 pounds; in England there is moi
half that number slaughtered, but the aver.
age weight is about 600 pounds.
The produce of cotton appears to be rap,
idly increasing in India. The ship Commo
-dore Perry has lately arrived at Liverpoo
with the largest cargo 277O tons evel
shipped at Bombay for England. 1t inclu
ded 1921 bales of cotton, 1913 bales o
wool, 1856 bales of hemp, 3,77l bags @
, seeds, and above 1000 bales and bags q
various articles used in tanning, dying, sc
1 also, 500 bags Of saltpetre.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07

Is THERE ANY FoRGErTISe?-Dr.R Rush
tells us that when he was called uppn to at
tend, on their death beds, aged Swedes, who
for fifty or sixty years had lost the use
of their native tongue, the long suspended
faculty would be recalled i'll approaching
death, and they would talk, pray, and sing
in Swedish. DR.. johnson, also, when it
came his turn to die, spoke not in the march
of his own majestic rhetorc-passed by
even the cadence of those Latin hymns in
which he once had so much loved to dwell
but was heard with his sinking voice NUT
tering a child's prayer which he had learned
on his mothers knee. Strange, indeed, is
the providence, and yet SO wisely ilustra-
tive Of the absence of time as an element in
the divine economy which thus brings to-
gether in mystical association the two ex-
treme points of human histOry--birth and
death!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
THE TIMES" FOR 1866.

A press of other business has prevented
the issual of a prospectus for 1856, but we
do not know that il makes much difference.
A copy of the paper is the best prospectus,
and we ask every subscriber we have 10
take this number in his hand, show it to
his neighbors, and ask them to join him in
taking it this year. We hope they will do
this, and do it at once. We would cheer
fully do as small favor for them, and have
no doubt they will comply with our request.
Recollect. this year will be stirring
year. The Presidential election comes on
in which every one feels an interest-and ii
will be one Of the most exciting and inter-
esting elections that has ever taken place il
the United States.
Then we have Governor, State officers
Congressman and members of the Legisla
ture, and County officers TO elect in our owl
State. The next Legislature will have tw
United States Senators to elect, and ou
county elections will be highly interesting
on this account.
Will our friends aid us in extending tn
circulation of The Times? We desire t
double IFS present extensive circulation, an
J must do it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
Harry House,

H:::a THE subscriber has removed TO his new
.Wil and commodous Hotel, near Broadway,
where he will be pleased to see his old friends and
travelling public generally. No pains will be
spared to render his guests comfortable, and their
sojourn at his house a pleasant one. The Hotel
has been furnished with every convenience, and
he 6atters himself, that no house west of st. Lou
is can excel his. The table will at all times be
furnished with the best the market affords-the
Bar will be furnished with the most choice liquors
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex.
tcntended 10 him, he solcits continuance of tn,
same. N. HARRY.
Brunswick, Mo-. June 81. 1885.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
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