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SAD CASUALTY.-Somc little boys, ,cs-
tcrd"y afternoon, went 10 balhc in a hole
filled with water about the culver, of the
Grccn'ilIc Railroad, and one of them, about
years old, son of Mr.. Thomas Boynr,
was drowncd.- South Curoiiaian.
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HoLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS.

HOLOWIY'S OINTMENT IND PILLS.
1t is dangerous to suppress nm nbccss with
the nstringent ointmcnts in common Use. ilol-
lowlyS famous unScnt operates on Il different
principle. 1t does not close the issue superb
cially, while
"Foul corruption mining all within,
inicctS unseen :"
but purgcS the cavity of all aclid and iniiamato-
ty matter and cNpclS every particle OF the poi
sonous virus which generates the pus. Consc-
qucntIy, there is 40 danger of the disease break
ing out in another place. The same principle
applies in all crupayc and glandular aticctionS
The ills, which are a certain remedy for all
complaints OF the stomach, liver, aud Bowels.
may bc beneicaly used. d.as an apcrient medicine
while the Ointment is removing any external
disorder. 90
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A DuEL.-On Sunday week, due! with
pistols at ten PAGES, MAS fought near New
Orleans between Messrs. l.aIland Fvrrcr
and Jules Arnamlt, the latter being the chnl'
longer. On the first fire. NJ. Arnau't fell
the bali Of his antagonist having entered
his right ear, shattcring it badly, and pass
ing out at The base of the occiput Nr
Fcrrie. was unhurt.
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ADVANCE IN CoTToN GooDs.--Thc Car
altman learns that the Columbia Mills have
advanced tie price of "snaburgs TO l3 cts,
and Of yarns to - cents per pound. The
high price Of cotton has rendered this neg
esSary most of the Ge"rgiS factories, ad.
yanccd their prices some time back.
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A Case under the Dred Scott Deciseon.
w ashington Aug. 90.

" aShlnglOh Aug. 70.
The General Land office has rendered
decision that free colorel man, whose
ancestors were brought into the country
as slaves, is not entitled to a pre- cmption
claim on the public lands. This is the
first case which has occurred under the
D cd Scott decision.
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AUGUSTA, Aug l7.-!l0R. =. II. Ste
phcns announces himself as Il candidate for
reelection to Congress, in the Constitutions
aist and decidedly but couricousIy con-
dcmns the Kansas policy of Gov. Walker
and thinks that the President should recall
him.
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Steamboat Collision,

New York, Aug. Is.
The steamer, Metropolis, running be-
tween this city and Fall River, Mass,
came Ill collision, last night, with a pro.
!eIIcr, and tie latter instantly sunk
The propeller haG % passengers Oh board
lf whom Is were lost.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-08-26

From RIo-GREAT RISE IN CorrEE.-
Advices from Rio TO the goth of July con-
firms the great rise i'll coffee. The market
was cXcAcd, and lOOS0O bags had been Ia.
ken in a few days for the European market
aud $1,000 bags for the United Statcs.-
Flour is improving in price.
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CoUNTERFEIr BILL.-We learn that there
is a new counterfeit ten dollar bill out on
the Bank of Hamburg, s. C., of the old
issue. The Cashier of the Bank of Char
lesion says it almost deties detection. Look
nni fnr IL
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desirons lof throwing open the transit
through her territory TO the whole world,
provided the United States or any other
great power guarantees the sovereignty of
the terriiorv through which the trausit
runs ChUrlcSioR tSinndard.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-08-26

AMEHrcAN CHESS PLAyEGs.-Forth the frs,
time in the history Of American chess. We
are soon TO have IL grand convention OF all
lh" principal players in the States This
Convention will come of in New York City
next October
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-08-26

PosrAL.-ln answer 10 letter 20 the
general pusIoiiicc, it has been decided that
the sellers price-mark on the fly leaf of Il
book sent by mail, subjects the whole to let
ter postage.
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We are indebted 10 Mr.. \. &. Dunlap,
JUS; rcLrncd from .hc North, for late copy
of the Nov York Weraid
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LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. %, 1857

TO Correspondent! J. NJ. Hickory Head.
). {. Have not received the money. How
diG you send it?
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Itt ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
~ IiELMBOLn'S genuine PREPARATION
llEl MBOl.D'S genuine PREPARATION
NEI.MHNln,sS mnnmimn rREl,A NTINN

Itlt Ei.MBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
~ liELMEOLnS genuine PREPARATION.
llEI MBOlDS genuine PREPARATION.
IELMBOLDS genuine PREPARATION.
Is prepared uccui ding TO Pharmacy and Chem
i>tIy, with the greatest accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted 10 tlcir combination.
lflt ELMBOl.D'S GENUINE REPARATtON.
X For diseases Of the Bladder, kidneys, Gray
cl, nnh n.opsy.
ID FAD READ! EEAD,-"Yc afflicted
- read the following Certificate OF Il cure of
over - wears standing:
II. T. llELuhoLu--Dcar Sir: have been
troubled with an atlilctom Of the bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty ScaI>. | have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded To
give yuUr genuine Preparation trial, ~ had
heard ii highly spoken Oi. Il aiOidrd me i'm
mediate relief have used three bottles art
have obtained more Icilci ON its effects and
eel much better liam have tor twenty vra,S
previous. have IT, greatest faith in il, yir-
tues aud curative powers, and shall dn all in my
p"war To make il known to the afflicted. Hop
mg this may prove advantageous, tn YOU IN as
siStiug YOU t. iutiudncc the medicine. am
uWlv yours, ". McCouNIC.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormic's statement
hc ictrrS to the following gentlemen:
iI"". W", E.g!cr. EI-Guvc.mos. Pens,i An,..
Hon. Th"s. florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. { NuuN, judge, Tiogo co. r..
Hon. j. ;. block, Judge, rhladclplin
Hon. d. Il. Porter EA-t'ovsInOr r"n"syh"-
tia.
Hon, Lii, Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon H. &. tiiirr, Judge L. :. Cont.
Hon. q. W. WoodNnrl Iu.!.r, Piialulrhia
Hon. W. \ Potter, CiI! Solci,or lhilaucl-
pbo
Hon. john B.lcr, E>.Govcruor, california.
lion. f.. Ba.k,, .iuiitor Gcr,cial Walking.
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THE CONVENTION

N"'"'Ii" f'""S' y portion nl The proceed
ingS Of the three previous DAYS. and briar
what NC conSidcrcd the most Important
portion, were given in oar last.
In reviewing the proceedings of the Con-
'cnIion, We cannot perceive that lis action,
upon the whole, is likely to advance very
materially the commercial interests of the
South. IN fact, it may be & question.
whether the term commercial is not a
missioner al d the substitution Of 'poli,irar
be more appropriate rs applied to the last
meeting Certain it is, that so,nc OF the
measures proposed would lead to as great
revolution III politics rs in commerce.
portion of two days was occupied in
discussing The question whether reporters
for the press, supposed 20 bc unfricndly to
the objects OF the Convention, be admitted
10 seats on the floor. This certainly was Il
very i!!ibcral proposition and one, which
had ii been adopted, would have been
fruitful of 10 good. If reporters were dis.
posed To misrrprcscnt and render puiudicial
reports, this I!!tbcraI and sectional move on
thr part Of the Convention. had it been ear.
rcd, would have tended less than anv lhiug
,J., u,.rl..r. :, ,.ur.. Than, ,.r ,I.;. I.,.,
~, q. Ir
'''''' ~ WV p'"''e"''S'
Nou" speak i"F hHci ana The Southern
! press Was competent, Il necessary, TO dc
! tcnd the 2c.i,us of the Copy,utiun op,inst
| ,b.. - ,,,.,..... u.,.,, ,:,,
! of Northern presses.
Inc 'NopUuh ol Mr. HDa1 resolutions
! is calculated TO create more noise b,inr,
| The world than any otIrr ,r,,,.r Lro,,,,I,
,..,,..,. ~,
! i"'S N''e ''G"r
"tu as PIci"''hs t'c way Tor proposition
Tor re.uprnIug the African slave lladc, and
although MIR. BRYAN stated ,bat su,.b v,.
,,., ~. ;r,,,,io, .,,r ,,.,rf-
e ''9''''''
P''t'"'' u - ""'" '""''S'"H"'"g' >''p III
'hat direction ana thr friends of Inc Iuoas
Urc for rcNilin. the African slave trade, are
well aware that the removal of our .,u,d-
ram f,or, ,h. ,,r;..,,, ,.o.., ,..,,;.',.
'"'i
'"'' 90" "'''Ns''! P''''''''"'y' IL "'Sh'
nave beet supposed 'hat with the passage
q NE hFj" Il" ''ao'"'o"S' Tie! would h"'r
""','' '''o'"'' opPo''"'i'y 'o' pushing sun
''''"'' '''I'' dangerous S'"v'''' max 'h'l
"''' "''' w" '>''' ,''H sui more Po'"'c'
..,.;.s'J m,s',,.,.
'''''''' '''' - VIZ -. ''S' Wat! " '''' SSS-
aIoh' amply 'c>"iIrS lhc resolutions OF
Mr.. Bryan, taken upon their own merits,
arc not uajcclionabic, us it is said that the
,r.,,, h,,,,,r n, Ioi,.d S,o,.s rn,,lort
., ,.,:.,.,,I
""D ''"'' 'o' P''''''"s '"e Africa" 'o"S'
against slave traders mas been violated by
both these latter countries and that IL has,
in grca! measure, failed to cary ont I'm, on.
;.r, n,.,d.d With ,hi. ,,,.,,. ,f ,,,,....
Wv N''''
'"' """''""' VI our part "i Tie protect
my herl IS not objectionable in itself and i,
only 50 in view OF Tie tendency It has 20
r,yoripr the dr.ir,s or - mart, ,Ir..,I,.
o.,.,,.,. f,,n-iI...;l, .,.l
- '"''''"'','' al" "''''e "'J .'' - y"
e"''' " 7" "Pe"'hS or the save Trade. Mr.
4 Ii l..
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Gold! Gold! Gold ~!

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gold chains, and gold watches, ever made
Read the following:
splendid gold premium worth from five tn
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viii he sent TO any one who desires it, on re
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agents have earned hundred dollar gold watch
ia one week.
Every L'uily should read at least one News.
paper tom New York City, without interfering
with their Local Papers, which Of course can.
not, and should not, be dispensed with But
New York being the great commercial and bus
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A VALUABLE GIFT. E
Each new subscriber will receive with the
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WA. 3. Asler, of New York, pays tax
Of $4,000; Nicholas Longworlh, cf Gin.
cinnuti, pays $4,000.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24

if need be, without regard to the party name
Of those who might act in concert with us,
yet when the storm had passed away and
the bow of promise again spanned our po-
litical horizon, we should return TO the advo-
cacy Of those great American principles
which we confidently believe will one day
or other be recognized as right by a majori-
ty Of our fellow countrymen.
We have thus, hurrisdly thrown togeth-
er our principal objections to the proposition
We think they are well founded. We think
the American party should
'Learn to labor and to ,oait."
and neither give up in despair not for the
purpose Of triumph, form "entangling al
liances" which would end in defeat and NOR,
tifcation, not to say disgrace. Let us stand
firm. Let us hold fast to our integrity, and
though we may bS ,ssak let us be right :
Let us show 10 lie void, by a steady ad.
hesion to the prineiples of our party under
all circumstances that we are at no child's
play, bit that we are in sober, serious, de-
termined earnest, and then though we fai
of our great purpose we shall have for cur.
selves l,he reflections, and leave facts as q
proud legacy tsposterity that we did all tina
patriots could do, and nothing of which Il
I've ashamed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24
4 Singing in Meetin,

Away ont IN Eizabel hlown, there is,
and has been for many years, respectable
Babtist Church, which has the honor OF
numbering among its members, "Old I'm
Gle Johnny Moore" and James 5. She'll
wood. As they have no choir in the church,
any one who considers himself qualified has
authority to htst the hymns. A short time
since, when the church was crowded TO
overhowing, the minister read the hymn,
and waited for some one 10 start the tune.
Whereupon Uncle Johnny made two or
three attempts, but having signally failed,
he called on Brother Shellwood. Brother
Shellwood, iul of confidence, pitched into
it, and had reached the middle Of the Sec
ond line, when Uncle Johnny, raising hi,
tall and bony form to its utmost height, ex,
claimed "Stop, Brother Jssmsl stop rlgh
thar! That singing amt worth shuOksp'-
Bro. Jeemes stepped. ..f|s.. r.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24
H A r R Y H0U s E ,
BRUNSWICK, MO

BRUNSWICK, MO.
f5fta THE subscriber has removed 10 his ne
EHi and commodious hotel, near Broadway,
where he will be pleased 10 see his old dfrienus and
the travelling public generally. No pains will he
spared to render his guests comfortable and their
sojourn at his house pleasant one. The hotel
has been furnished with every convenience: and
he flatters himself, that no house west of ST.
be furnished with the best the market affords
the Bar will be furnished with the most choice
liquors. Thankful for the liberal patronage here.
tofore extended TO him, he solicits continuance
of the same. n. HARRY.
Brunswick, Feb. 3, 1857
n. B. Stage Office for all the Lines arriving and
departing at Brunswick. at this House. Also good
stabling attached TO the house.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24

'GRArE' CoMPASloSs-The poker and
tongs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24

IL How TO make pantaloons last; make
the GOAT and vest frsi.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24
Randolph House,

Main Street, west side of the Public Square,
HUNTSVILLE. Mo.
EEi THE pubic are respectfully informe
lii that have taken possession of the above
House. with increased facilities for their accom-
modation. Several very desirable additions have
been made TO the Hotel, and am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
satisfactory manner, al who may give me their
patronage. JAMES FLORE.
march 90, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24
Gbe Glasgotu Gin'fs.

Single copies of THE TIMES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the Office at FIVE
cents copy.
fTYearly advertisers are restricted totheir
esitimate business. Other advertisements will
be charged at regular rates.
nY"No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
Aotices-to he paid in advance.
GT-The charge for marriage notices is left to
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
~ Where editorial notice Of advertisements
requested, it will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24
Blankets.

ALE.
= = Bbl's Pittsburgh Ale, Just received per
Lc)steawer A. C. Goddin, and for sale by
MASON & TOOEEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24

I5A young and beautiful but poor wi.
dow, was about to marry rich old widow
er, Her friends wished to no why shs
wanted to marry him. She replied, "lor
pure love; / love the ground (meaning the
farm, probably OR which he walked, and
the very house in which he lived" There
is platonic love for you! There is none oI
your school girl romance in that.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-24
NO. 80.
SMITH HOTEL,
GLASGOW. MO

Ia The undersigned has opened large sno
Ei;i- commodious Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style, and has ample facilities for first
class Hotel. He has spared no pains in making
his rooms elegant and comfortable. His table
will at all times be furnished in manner 10 graft
The situation of his house is one of the most
pleasant and healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be we'll attended to. The pub"
lie are respectfully invited to give him call.
apo. VIM. N. SMITH.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-29
WAsuIyGToN Ian. 81

SENATE Mr. Wis N presented the cree
featIa;s OF Mr. Sumuei. Senator fir IN Mdssa-
chusests for years fl m he OH OF Starch
next. The Seate p oc-ed.-d to The CO $. der
alton Of bill. relative TO the District Of Co.
Iumbia.
M Fessenden presented he credentials of
Amos Nourse, of Maine, to fill he vacan y
o, casioned by The resign ,tion Ut NJ. Ha.m'r.
Mr.. Noarse ,h.n appea ed aud was q'.a ii d..
The SEND thea passed sund private balls OF
no gene al interest
Hohse.-Mr Wakeman presented petitions
of N. Y. Merchants, asking admission of SUI
gar free of duty.
The Sc g-ani-at- Arms arrived last night
having in Gust, dy Mr.. Chester. who was Ia
ken TO the house in which Mr.. S.monton as
confined
Mr.. Chester was b. ought before the House
ard called upon by resolution 10 furnish ex-
en- why he did not appear befo-e he Select
Comr,tiee. II was de,e mined that he Should,
answer in writing under oa h.
Leave was asked 10 f.I resolution to dis
charge Mr.. Chester af er auswer &, bat /
was ohlec ed 10, ard the prisoner was Wal
draw. Private bills were then C., rsd.rcd.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-29
FROM IOWA CITY.

The Proceedings Q. the Republican STATE
Convention are at h:rd. but too late for this
week. II was very numerously attended, and
was entirely harm .neols. The nominations
viii be found at the head of the Editor al col
umn The romners are Strangers TO us, ex-
cept Mr. Manning. If the pliers are as IL
dicious the latter, we shall be entirely sa is
fed. ...-.-.s
o. he 23d. in the Senate, resolution to adj
10 rn on the 81. was laid on the table.
The lint committee appointed TO inv. s;gate
the affairs of the Office of Superintendent Il
Pubic last, CT OH aud oihe officers made heir
rep ut winch was Iead and laid o he table.
The Bill in relation % school Funds was
passed. .-r
MIR. Brigham from the Joint com Oh Drs-
mon" RIVER Improvement made a report and
intI oduccd bill relating to said imp ovement
WHICH Was laid Oh he table nd made The spoci-
a. o der for Tomorrow at ten O'Clock and 2 o
copies orde ed % be prn ed. ...- ..s.
The mmltt -e on appor ionmen. Iepo ted by
bill which was lad Oh Tho Ia bic nd 100 c pies
ordered 10 be pri.lt.i he use of he sen
ate -.... ...... .... ..- ..s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-29
THE PRESS.

When certain members cf Congress took
occasion recently to express their snpr me
coAtempt for the Press. a NON ents reflection
would have taught them hat they were engag
ed in hazardous business. They would have
found tina, 10 wage nidiscriminate warfare up
on the p .blc journals of the land, would be
to enter npon contest from which they would
not be likely to issue~entirely sea HESS
manufactured rags oil and iampbiack.o by
which terms, Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, saw fit q.
designate Newspapers, are not quite % incon-
siderable instruments. as these h ,norable gen.
tlemen would have mankind suppose them to
be. On the contrary the Press has grown up
10 be power in the land, welding ali inhn.
ence to court which rather than to CO...
tenn it: Will redown,o he advanr age and wei,
being 4 any one Of the ''pigmy Politicians
who happen to hold seats or are aspranis
thereto. IN the National Councils. whoever
among Them might doubt this. word do w 1
TO Ief esh his memory by rejecting upol the
number Of times his naAe has beea made to
assume momentary ,mpoltan> e by The ius ru-
mentality Of the Newspapers, how often ne
has sought 10 make KIN VIII his sen .Inerts to
the public through their co nmns, and how
sorey he has bee, made TO q.lake and .iemb Z
at heir expositions OF his cha acter and .,e-
slgns. II argues & eat rashness as well as in
gratitude, 70 such men TO entertain contempl
or to affect to do so, for the Press.
There is a certain degree and kind Of powe
exercised by public Journals in this Country
which can not be attained by any other insr :
menSali les. IL is pain, every day. COM
mon sense and thereto efficient inA ence.
which is alt &c her unknown o he pulpit h.
lecture Dom, OF even the study 4 the Auth r
II Is the provence II the New per to treat
OF events IS they happen. to mould and II
struct pub &c seltlmen. Whatever il treats VI
has an immed'a e IN crest, and coaseq ent
whaceyer is 10 be found III il. col INNS, is ca
geriy read, and receives an emphasis. either OF
spproDa'ion or OF condemnation. Besides the
edi.oi's style is better adap.e.' 10 he habi.s i
the great mass Of readers. ,hanis the style {
books or lsc nrss y speeches in Congress -
There are as many subjec.s % be |, Gated OF.
SO much TO be lid IN few words iha. he 10 ,st
necessarily be brief and to the point. He Ia.
no room for any prof lsion OF adjechves and
Pathological phrases. AMI when he desires to
say anything, be does not approach his sub