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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

A TALKING FISn-On Tuesday there ar
rived in Manchester, for exhibition, an animal
styled Talking Fish" which, no odouht, viii
prove u source of attraction 10 the public n
gcacral and 10 nanraliSts in particular
Amongst others we paid visit Yesterday af
ternoon, and were much grnriicd by what We
saw The term fish, +" however, appears 10
be q missioner. for there can be 10 doubt thai
the animal il Il specimen Of the snail tailed
seal, pboca hptoan Of De liiaincr, the uraor.
hy3c4pS hRuayt az Frrd Cuyicr aud dc>rrthpd
as such by Dr. Hamilton in 1hr eighth yol.
tmc Of the NaturaliSts' Library" referred ~
also by Professor Owen, under the same name.
III the j. 2ti vol Of the Annals of Natural Ils
tory" (lS43, . 33l. hut not the species dies.
cribca and figured uudrr that name hy D
Gray, in the Illustrations to the yoyn-r Of the
Ercbus and Terror, aud mentioned Id tile Brit.
ISL Museum catalogue by the same authority,
10 which he has given the trivial namr Of >oa
Leopard" In this opinion DR. Moore, Of the
Derby Museum, agrees. II is au antarctic
species, and by 10 means common in the Mu-
segma The animal was captured onthr South.
west coast Of Africa, some five years ago.
What may have been the course Of training
to which it has been Subjected wc are unable
W pHb iitlt 'dn w w h'UlI ~ lulN, lilH 1
the animal readily comprchcnds what i said
TO it, although the auditory ortirrs. which are
situated bching and below the eyes, are inyiyi.
bic II il be told TO turn over, it ut once owys
the command, and repeats tllc evolution ~ Of
ten as directed II is provided with TWO fore
inppcrs, having shoulder blades, saoudor
bones, arm and wrist bones which are Of great
strength, and i extends either the right ortho
left one, rs the kccpcr commands: clcyatua.
both ~ an appealing attitude, when requested.
Inc h"an cavity is large, and the brain higi.
! y conyoutcd, being ranked hy Professor Owen
i'll the highest Of his animal brain type It il
extremely doclc; and, although possessing II
mouth full Of formidable teeth, vii kiss III
keeper with al appearance Of affection, and
when desired, will pronounce the words Nam.
ma" and "Papn" with considerable elcarHes% ol
articulation The animal subsiss upon fish
and consumes about 80 pounds weight Of wui.
ting per day. One peculiar habit il displays
is that after it has swallowed It's first food in
II morning, which it does not appear to mosti
cate, it disgorges once, and often twice or thrice,
and then dispatches again with nn evident rel.
sh 70 all lovers Of natural history, as well
rs 10 the general public this exhibition must
prove one OF considerable interest, for this an
mal possesses degree Of intelligence which
cannot fail to be both instructive and amusing.
It is about seven feet long, is anphibous, and
possesses the power Of standing erect at pleas.
ure -.hReAclef EramiUer
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23


GENUINE PREPARATION
HIGHLY CoNCfNTRATED COMPOUND ELtIO
EXTRACT BuCIlU,
ior bjs,ases ct He Boi}c. hidn,gs. Gro,d D,opsy,
Weaknesses. Obstruc'o,s. Secret D,Ssass.
i}Dgtt tontiants. dnd all dates n hc Spui Ofgdns.
Arising from cNcrsscs aud imludonccs in iiIr and
moving all improper discharges from the bladder, kid
news ur sexual organs. whether existing in
MALE OR FEM LIZ.
From whatever cause they may have originated
AN 80 MATTER OF now IuNG SrASbING.
Gaiag d,uh and tigor 10 ho ttamt o,d hoom 10 he
Jtlim CHAT.
JOY TO TIE AFFLICTED ii!
cures nervous aud dchliial eulrtcis aud removes
MI the symptoms. among which viii be iohnd
lndspostton
to rXcriiun loss %
power. loss of memory
difficulty OF breathing gen
crn weakness. horror oi dis
ease weak nerves trembling. dread.
fu horror ui death night sW,ai., cold feet.
wnkriulnrss dmnr,s Of vision. languor. uniytr.
al hssitndc OF the muscular system. often enormous
appetite. with dyspcptic symptoms. bot hanls
flushing Of the body. dryncss of the skn,
ralljd cuunicunncr aud rruptons on
the face pain In the back. hca-
vines, ut til" ryclds, fire..
qucntly black spots
nyiug before
thrtNrs,
wh temporary -nilu~'un aud 10 Of sight want Of at-
f,utan. pltni mobility r,tlr..ncss with horror W
society Nothing /. mur, d,sitall" IL such pv.
ticnt> Than solitude. aud nothing they more
dread for fear ut themselves; no r.
putu w mAnurf. NJ pnrnr-tnrss. no
sprruatiun. hat hurried
transition from one
question ~ am
oil,r.
Tfrw yur',m- I allowed Y IN which nj.
m,lir.u iutHrahlN remove soon follow Loss OF
POWER EtTItIIN N\h EIll .It"Ilt FITS iu ot,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

Ir IS BEST TO GET MARRIED-Mr. Farr, a
statistician connected with the Registrar Gen
erals Office in London has recently read IA
paper, which was afterwards printed in the
Daily News, on the "lniluencc Of Marriage on
the morality the French People" He says:
a remarkable series of observations, extend
inc over the whole Of France enables us to
determination the first time the effect Of conju.
gal condition on the life of large population
The result confirms the common opinion Of the
evil consequences Of marriage in many eases
under the age Of twenty, before the growth Of
the individual man or woman is complcted"
The married from twenty to sixty have a low,
er death rate than the unmarried Among
the widowed higher mortality prevails than
among the married,
Dr. Farr sums np-Ths is the general re
suit Marriage is healthy state The single
individual is more likely to be wrecked on his
voyage than the lives joined together in mat.
rmony, 10 the question: :" Is any part Of
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49, NLlI 1870 IlAn.l AlllA.

N-gila--i AilG lil@f sl-@cea afist
NJ. >cufL Sskrotl sLrcot llsl4.rltahia
Fer sale - .islFssslst.. 11sss
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r R. R--RAhway's Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sack % nervous; rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumhago, Gout, Neuralgia, fosth
ache, small Pox, Feyers. swollen joints,
kianey Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, rleuTsy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains Of all kinds Railways ksa-
dy Relief wll ia few minutes change the
miseries you suffer 10 joys Of PLEASURE.
r. midway flenuvaGng tesovent ,for the cure
Of chrolic disoases-Euch as ScrofuoGs Au1
Syphilis omIaainis, Consunftive and 9th
er affections Of the Iuugs aud Threat lndu-
ration and euiargcmeuts of parts, EruIiiiye
and other Diseases OF the SKIN, Nodes, Ia
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
eascses arising from al impure state Of the
fdood.
Il X R-.adway's Regulators viii cure effectively
and speedily, C0stIyeness, indigestion, In
hzmmafiuI ii The DOsels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Compliant, Diseases ~ the Heart aud Ala
ueys, Female Complaints small Poz ferers,
Neasles, &C. Whenever the systefB u cut
OF sraer, . dose of halfway = Regulators Su
restore IL % regularity No fciaaio should
BE- without them.
r r. r. Repned5es are soidby Druggists eyerywhere.
tnarlo-lFdk< AAlsNA1 n CAl
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASEHVEEEE TENN
Removal.

INHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
i old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
old stand Market street. TO No So in the large brick
building lately erected the South side Of Broad St
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes 10 or
der the various articles embraced in his line of bust
ness He invites especial attention 10 his large assor-
ment Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, PlOw MOds,
Straw Cutters, Corn-Shellers, Corn -Crushers, Mill
Crushcrs Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 29-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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Mebifal.
II. II. r..

IIEALTH will, In all cases follow the use OF Rad
Il L ways r. X. Remedies. There are none so sick
or diseased, 80 weak, feeble, crippled with pain
infirmlties but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resovent, Regulators, the nature Of the dis
ease sickness may require, will quickly and RAPID.
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Railway RenoYating Resolveut Rad gay Regulators
Each of these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain Diseases Yet there other dseas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used II there IL sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body ~ sus
tain their action the patient III live and be restored
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A NttJn s.s9als e2sa.as A4ei.4ifv- frs1e 0aly szS
II O. salt 4-ezs A-rl.sues aus- oEiiy DC knosa 4,
4zsss t-et si-es i1 aiasst esers laa1liy. 10 sp-
lF<.te 11st AIS. a.. Ilseaa tis re-
lalt az s.ss5 sl..4ll ss4taz Ass.siaes ar
Css1ls a. rs lpF IL sA1e :. tlss Netxfeton A
istol I'D attiiy SeM fnx aaaealue.
49, l-@E t-ssi - sAe lleE asa, = =. "a
i-f ~aa.4te 49, Asst fenneeerc l-lol1s otor b d.
= ..ts <uss elsFe Lal.sll streut b.,t..seu Ssllers
4E4 tLssiIl atlcal@-
D. b---attts~l4r attsatloD Iaid - rep.rsux al
kns-s s<sss As-1hL1sS ~ AZ sxl-ssc-11.l LAas-
texl-a4 k-szAs
:. fLEAiS1,s ; ss@iag A-eiine Dspot.
A@sAF 4lts srlll-, se1,tI-s-tAAsly
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X. X. Rdiec
CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases.

Many diseases that afict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies nf sickly sire~.
Scrofula, Consumption syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now We
care not many generations the seeds Of these die
may have been established in the system, cor
rupting the boOd-Rddrdy's REoudttag hesatndHf VII
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every parti-
Gle Of diseased deposits, and Ill the veins with new
pure and healthy blood.
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ChIIdreu,s Diseases.

Radsaay's ReEoydtisa Resoluaf should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
bTeakings out (hus early) are evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock. AicW doses OF the
Rea0uatiHg Reoinf viii eradicate every vestge of tie
disease and insure the child soundand healthy body
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"Excelsiar, Corn and Cob Mil,

AL complete al two pairs ol lnsiHg rings, tbs
low price of fosfN ihstlA9S sch lower tA Il has
been before vncIv1 sna rendefs "a. IA ot-
nn tl4c cheapest Nil IA AneTila A The fATmsFs of
frnneszce fauief ~ith tAe TvPatasua II the x-
ceisiSF Il s unnecessary ~ cntcf ilto detail aloa
merits, and sli simply remark that adapted
10 crushne Coru aUd C0 VIA a., Oats, tyv, A., TOR
the naaal Irt disuctis ints haif hasei aid
has its grinding HaFfAcs 81 celsiructetl slzt saeu
thfe dollars
prom the above our Agrats throughost the state
viii observe they astsoFi4ed o. sei the 'kxsel-
s.of I" tbepresent scAson for fafty IAtil4rs.
Persons saBIing the allows All siu lie.se address
JAMtE q. bAlAhIN,
No. 81 coissge ssreet, Azsasiiie. 1sna.
decek-tri~sS3m
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO the estate OF sARAH 5.
n kwNG are requested 10 come forward aud make
pay inct, aud tA"se - whom use estate is indebted
hereby requested 10 present their claims Tor
tlefnsnt, or they will be forever barred.
lABkAN l.. DEMOSs, Ex'r.,
sept2O-lx VI sarah :. Ewing
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vv C
MeLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut

ThE BkST L4NlhE-NT IN THE woRL
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by fe
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ EOEk RSELyESt
Thomas ford, a blacksmith, living near Z Ass aven
on leuth street, had "A horrible running sore ON
foot. lie uicd various Llnmei4ts Salves A.
could do it no good. lie desIaired of ever being II
u WORK az hs trade again, because he could uol be
any weight ou his ioot; ana by bottle Of Mclean
volcanic l4ament, lac Is nov perfectly cured
rheumatism, Paralysis Neuralgia Bruises Surafn
S'ilI4ess il tlo Joints Muscles sore Throat ~
higs, I-arrache or lootAache, Wounds Fresh Cut
sores, burns, Scalds, ls, Sc, Yield 10 the images
lnnuenc, ut tins wonderful I4nlment
For Horses and Catte II Is inlallible remedy r
Chaics, calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iam.ne
spawn, SNcony, Silint, fistGla, bruises SweIl!n
WOUNDS, ietttlc snake Btes and various other diss
IS winch animals are liable from injuries or acci
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply
Mclean 3 Volcanic O l-ninlont. IL sells RAPIDLY
cause il Iig-ys cures.
liberal discount viii be made 10 merchants W
buy e. sell az AN.
p8- tor sale by J. II. MCLEAN Proprietor, corn
o! iIrI auG l'nc streets, 81 louIs, Missouri also
SAFE aa ABOVE aplS-dtwaMly
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

FI,HE beahtifal slofr Hossp pFesent occupied BY
Il fSaaxEs nke1, ssruecry 4na ffutasal1a saosa
Ciess street, 10 reGt the Fse seal ear. Apps
jaa4-u MICHAEL VAUGHN
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Cranberries. Cranherries,

10n BliIS and quarter bsls- fr~sh cFznb1rraezs
lUU laSt Feesisoa and fer sale by
J@aI-u cARIEk, wilSfoiD {
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ETNA COAL.

flSk supFif x t1s nd sc41 Cal =
~ % had tie 31na Gal aF1, blzk = ne Azst-
vile sss elzt4nosA llzE.Aa u suat 4Ea ssins Il
foils@inf tss lFees.
Iarrs ls..b .sd Fszz4 os-i - e-sss ser basb-. o.
ts 81 pr 1aA-
nssea i.Fge Aa1 has. Cal - esnts per h@shsl or
- - pr 19a.
ne Csaf Il eerts f~r eszAef or - % pr rea-
Try = sns ga slli - soEyiaeea a + ne best
asssi-ig sAa'L J. AsSsw
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IaE BlLLaD OF THR ONTMENT.

TUE BALLAD OF THR OINTMENT.
Mzzizaa Iossum szb ntbib1s Hwfalibss saup4-
yOASNlas FULyiUs-
wheb little John bh SsSy's toe,
Aud A4ry scsice-d prstthng joe.
What hezled tAea wouncs ana soefhed Ihcir woef
TIE ointmetti
when Tommy gnusef his sisters eye,
Ana sfinEing bees nsasie ktlcn cry,
What sovereign balm dit ws Appyf
Tie oiltfaeuif
What ageBt tiaen could ooe desire.
To qucuch the rkke Il harusuE IRE,
To Eoosh he stag ~ lnfeetF dsref
Ths Oiutncnti
Each urarxiss ia shts happy isnd,
Yer txurty -hre ceat II - hand.
wai forthsllh Place ~ year cealluand
That oiaSuseul
TIE GRAEfINBEzG GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT
MAI /. for s~ls ~ All nra.rs. a frEase.re Ra1 ~
AiEx NtcAKSL.E,
Jsnle-n II csilese slreeI
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LIVERY STABLE.

NNTM. 7. WRIGHT 4 Co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citzeus OF Nashville kszsSTN
and the public generally that they have Ky
purchaser the well Livery stable thc sta,k
and nXtures, foTu ery occupied by IA. J. Philips,
Market street, lGs below The square.
We have nrstTate lots aud box stalls 10 acconmG-
date drovors, aud ala friends - Eo may fsvor
~iIh thclr patronage
We pledge ourselves 10 give satisfaction IN ali Cases
We have a large numbvT OF une sasi4Ae HoFsss and
buggics to hirv al al tunes.
The lact -, .nIetd boin rpasssd by any
Stable m abe Southern country. Come along aud
Tor yourselves
fcbS-ly WA. T. WRIGHT A co.
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A SEsn0 He1zAs aboat - sasrs aid, PERFECTLY
n seEnA asa he4lshF exceiiesit cssuk AL " 4st
ef. a. oteal<Gt 1e4<st za1 Esltzste HeFrs every
Fes1eet- Il a. AAlAE2 ! CO.
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OcIonEK 10. 1850
nr IAnl-. MnffAn

nK. JAMES WILLIAM
Dear Srs-liaylng suffered for a long time fran
Dysleps4 81 severely that sas peIely prostrat
Cd and haylug tired every means Teliei without
SUCCESS. vas advised Ia use your Ant -Iysletio
IllNIr" ia E"Tds lns I1ueh pleasure 10 INFORM You
thati aia eatlsly curva by its use ant cordially 70
commend q 10 al leFsoAs Suffering under Dyspousl.
Very rUspec guiiy kc
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IN Order

Two meet the oblecuDn samstifnes urged against
Il pure chasing NIL, that tte umcs Too hart
have been 'adaoei % oaeE, Tor rSszESs
oSLS, celebrated
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llasbuillf Patriot.

TERMS:
POI oAA4HiA&b %
Tri-Neekly per annum, ,................. 90
Weekly per annum, m,-------....-........-. W :
One Weekly for two years, two Weeklies
for one year, in advance, ......--..-.. 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekiy, or Weekly IL TO be
discontinued (paid in advance the time subscribed
orr the subscriber must ORDER otherwise it will be
ontinued, at option, until paid for and stopped
not paid il be paid at the time OF discontnu-
nce or at option. II the party good 1t VIII be
ent until paid.
Remittances by mall in registered" letters at our
risk.
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RE MO v A l..
S T O r A G. E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

TTNIIE undersigned have taken the large Warehouse
recently erected, running turough from Market
Ia COLLEGE trcct and amply prepared 10 store on
favorable. terms all ARTICLES that may heoHcrcd'
The attention OF merchants IN tEc city Is eslecI'S
dircte to our facilities for taking care OF sugar Coz
Zee sack Salt aud MpiasScs and 1" the TACT llit III
sur,uc,. against ire eau be obtained on goods stored
with US on most favorable terms. - -, -.
We viii also keep Il constant supply Of BAlED HAY
and CORN IN sacks which will b. sold on most reis
enable terms. share Of public patronage Is re-
Sfn..z y NJ i PARISH & co
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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of ths
Kidneys, and al diseases arising from
over faIf "A Million of Ixot,I..

Do you wish 60 be hvl4thy anu strOngf Then 90 ..
once and get some uf Mclean Cordial II uiII me-
crate ai strengthen your blood TOW through ey.r,
ven, anc the rich rosy bloom Of health 10 moust -
yoGr cheek again. Every bottle warranted 10 giy,
49,
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For Children.

We say 10 parents, " your children are sicklv px
ny OF afflicted with complaints prevalent among Il d
dTen, give tlcin small 4Natty OF Mclean C5raia
and II VIA make them healIliy lat and robust nei.
not a mo.lelt, try u aud You WIZ be conyinced !
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-08-25
HOWARD FAIR.

On our first page will be found the Constitution
and BYLAWS of tho Howard County Asricultu-
raj and Mechanical Association, together with a
List of the Premiums to be awarded at the Sixth
Annual Fair, TO be held on Tuesday, the 18Th
September, and three days following.
We hear the note Of preparation already. on
every side, and all msy lock toward 10 pleas
ami time, on the beautiful grounds appropriated
for The Fair. Everything about the ample grounds
is being put in complete order, and will be more
comfortable thin last year.
The list of premiums is sufficiently liberal TO
excite emulation for them alone; but there are 9TH
er and better reasons which lie at the foundation
OF our Fairs, and which is concisely stated in the
Constitution, to-wlt: "The development Of Ag-
ricuiture. including not only The great staples of
industry and trade but also fruits and vegetables;
the promotion OF the mechanical arts in all their
branches; the Improvement Of tie races Of all the
useful and domestic animals, the general advance
nent Of rural economy, household manufactures
and the dissemination Of useful information on
hose suhjects.o
Aside from all, our Fairs arc great treats So
cislIy; and they make pleasant holiday, OF winch
we have few enough, in all conscience, during
which labor and toll is forgotten, ind the and
daughters Of labor and TOLL meet together and have
q grand jubilee.
Long live tho Fs;rst
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-08-25

History OF MIssoURI.-Col. q. Fl. HUyzr1
has been for some time engaged in collecting mn.
totial for complete history Of our noble State
The general aim and scope Of the work is thus
s, mined up: her Agricultural and Mineralogica
resources; her advantages as an Agricultural ant
q. q Manufacturing State; her minerals defined ant
located; her Water Courses, Timber Lands, Sol
and Climate; the various Rail Road Lines com
pIsted, being built, and those projected; number
Of Churches, Schools, and Benevolent Societies
in each county; nan.ber and occupation Of all eas'
ness men in every city and fotvn in the State; Infor
nation for the Immigrant, as to the best locator
for his particular business; list OF unentered
Lands in the State, with their location, character
and prices complete LIST of the Post Offices in the
State; name and location OF oil Newspapers and
Periodicals.; full list Of the present State and
County Offices in the State; Table Of Distances
on all Routes Of Travel through the State, by Raj
Road, Steamboat, or Stage Coach, &C., &C., beau
tifully illustrated with engravings OF towns, pub
lie buildinss, landscape scenery, ETC., and por-
traits OF distinguished individuals, from original
sketches drawn and engraved expressly for this
work, accompanied b. the iaiest ana nioS' aulie'i-
tic Map of the State Whenscompeted, will make
| volume Of some 100 pages.
Col. HuYETT has been in our place several
days and we have had the pleasure Of examining
his portfolio, and convcrsing with him in refer
enc 10 the important work ne is engaged in.-
Every citizen of the STATE should feel all interest
in having published correct history Of our State;
while the citizens of towns and counties may DO
mach toward giving prominence TO their own To-
caltics by little liberaiitY and attention. Col.
H. is ready and graceful writer--a fine artist,
and with his pen and pencil is able to send forth
book that will speak in alike eloquent tones to
the mind and eye, OF the true greatness Of our
Slate, now, while # viii lay the foundation for
future development andipopulation which can be
better imagined than described. We wish him
success, and com mend him to the special favor of
our friends, everywhere.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-08-25

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-The Randolph Citizcr
says, on the 18th, Mr.. Mack DUNN, living abou
one and half miles from this place, was acct
dentailY shot by his brother, while out hunting.
CORingto tree in which there was squirrel
they took positions opposite each other. Til,
squirrel ran down the tree, and when it had reach.
ed point on aierel with Mr., Dunn. his bseths,
fired, not observing his whereabouts in time A.
bout twelve OF fifteen shot took effect some in hi,
arm, and in his side under bis left arm, one in hi.
breast, and one in his cheek which ranged around
An examination Of his wounds by Doctor for
tunateiy showed him not seriously hurt. The par.
ties were not over fifteen steps apart ii the time
Of the firing, but the shot ware small.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-08-25
GLASGOW SCHOOLS.

We congratulate. ihe people Of thus place and
vicinity upon the certainty of having first rate
School for Males, and refer all interested-and
who is MOTTO the advertisement in another col
umn.
Our Female School is permanet fixture, wor-
thy of liberal encouragement, and nov that We
have Male Institute, If will not be many sess-
ions ere Glasgow Schools viii have Statewide
reputation.
Good schools are things in which all are inter
ested, and va hope al will interest themselves
between this and the opening Of the Fall Session
BY pen and mouth. Those who are careless about
sending their children should be stirred up; those
who have been contemplating sending abroad,
should be advised that they can find no better
schools, Male or Female, anywhere, than are N
Glasgow. % FBEa ts 4 rF