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Went9 0b it.. - Gelaabe nod ME 1T III
uulerer @egenb Die Sbfernte 70 i4ledt aus
%9efa0en, ME bielen CONNER, moran gu meill
bic LANCE Trpdenbeit idulb 1T. Sour bic @rbs
beeren 0erietben gut, 6eieel= uuO anpere 8ees
rem perDorrten, Yfirlide finb 10 rar, baB ielblt
Die OrotnarRen SIS unO Sc per 8ui6el fOiten,
nod t9eurer liuo Die Blaumen, aepfel, Gprt>
fOien &C. Gtd Der BarabieSapfel bat ie6r 9e-
litten, bod bat er ii9 IN SOl9e Oe6 leBten Re4
gems etpa8 erbplt.
Au8 Dem Srren9au8 entl pib { n.
= Sine Der petbli6en Siren auf Meuat 6ppe
1T burd elm Senlter Der Nnltalt entflpben. Die
Tladtt8e tru8 elm l4wur3es ~leiOenes &(eiD.
aQe anitren9utgen Der Ppli3et, fe ~auf3ufinben,
erwieien ii4 frn9tto8.
Mtaner II NJ bic neue Satl.-O as
8au=@pmite fir bic neue Sail bat ben Son.
trait i6er @rbauung Der Mauer UNI bic neue
Sail benz Spibua Sunnpalt ibertrdeen, belen
Gorpernn9et Die nie0erf I'll lparert, Die Mduer
miro RON Stein (pben @rani6 erbaut iperben.
un0 auf Der Wtauer Uirb ltd Elm Ii Sus bpbeS
~eiierne8 @elanper erbeben. Die Soften nerz
ben i'm @an3en $14,2O0 betraoeu.
@r It bal! - Der S6anIpieler SSorrpSt
1T ridtig bter u%ngetDmmen unb icairt in Bar
nuul'8 6ptel.
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8enbDI3.
SmhDI5. WnnhnI.
O3n1thnIa

ga Der llntsraei8nstt ben @eI6atssgnttal bs Srn. GEO. yP
Snttb bon Der alten Girma tduflib an lid oebra6t bat. q rim er
unneebr bas @e4at uuf ieine sisne, aueiaiac Sted51nlns . alien
geiqattsPlassas @fs pom great SSa99ss un6 SObmicnff an Der
Isren nuO ~enpie1lt lid ben alien ana1SeW Der 8tr,s' io moi
pe etncn 9ec9rten .gfu6lifum. Ct Wrb tets ehrsS sroben gOr.
ab gut ~9etrctnsteS Saus uno S9reincrbolS balten 1n6 bafIeIbe
II ben ttI9len Wsartpretien inter ben anne6mbarlten 0eSinauI1.
gen pertaulen.
Gs2dp Samuel Burnett.
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N8 pic &c. Q8ir perpeiIeu orl
oaS 9roBe Yicz9tic, bu5 Der Yrppt(pn 3 ltrnper1
en1 IN gerblnoun8 NIT Dem bieli9en Sp5. De-
llptr. &nrnperelll itberllprgen in NalInut
Springs 8cben piro. Da Gle @iunabme gum
Selten einer 81 erridtenpen S6ule beltimmt
1T, 10 lpute &einer rer %Idrnelt, pie1e8 ldltoli6e
6eft gu belnGen. (g8eitere8 /. Nn5.)
Ne Gtbcrtn Salts
9ente abeno finpen in Capt. 6etpert6'8
Gpfale ipteoer Die beliebter muiitalil6en ltltz
ter9altun9eu pe8 riibmlidf befannten Trio'8.
yang WetB uno &lein, fatt.
EY~ Seute Nbelb Sormpnie=M rftt, orsz
9efii9rt bon Capt. Telomarm'8 @ita Gprnet
Sarlo III Der Nrbetter<Sale, 5 @. 9rebertdfr.
Ga Sente abenO GpBert=WfuIif, inter
Vettult9 oe8 Prpf. G9a8, YerbI6, in Der Guru>
bale oe8 Sp5. Dem. Gurnperein8.
ia1G @on3ert.- Sn Der Snbepenbent
&urnzSalle fam man Ii9 ieben lfpntaa
abenb bel etnem @ld8den ttbIeu @elftenIaf2
teS bet liebli9en MeloDien zines treffli6en
Srdelfer8 er~ freuen.
N8T MOnta9 9beub Surmpnicnulif in Der
Wtedanic8zSalle, SO. 152 Tapettefr it,, au88ez
fltfrt bon Capt. 6elomann'6 Wtulit=@Drp8.
&C. Selte Abenp @cn5ertzMu1tf i'm Gar
ten Der alien Turnbale, @Ge Don 6rputz uno
2rmbarptr .
lleberulpr8en ipirb 6reunb Suurnerfelp ren
anne e1ren @dlteu etnen b~elifaten Qund aufS
tilden.
Ng1G nn5ert Mpntus N6enb @ou3ert
i'll Sru. S9ierbplo'S @arten, 20 Mbeuarleltr.
Sprlltttta98 miro bet liberale QStrtb Ieinel
0dlten einen b~elifaten 2uu6 auftildeu.
Gg- ST. 2eimba6 tpirb iibernlpr9en in leiz
net WtrtbI4oft, 258 8rcabmap einen 0rrBe1
Qun4 auftliden. NbenbS miro 5ur AbiAieo8z
feier pe5 6rn QSerlide ein Eou5trGu5den ftatt=
%finoeu.
Bg@ @tlen b~elifaten 4un6 ierpirt Serr
S9onfelo lelnen @dlten ieben Montu9 in Der
tppb(befannten SarmpnpsS dlle.
N&T 6ampen Wetu per5apft Serr
SorS IN Der 6reoeridtr teim @ta8 Ipmpbl pie
AUDI BEL 6lo1de rno 9rSBeren Quontitdtcn.
BaE Sn Der Splf8bulle, 90 1bume8lfraBe,
lerplrt Serr alpiS 94meiu9 leinen @alten
lebcn Wtpr9en cilen belifaten 9u1d.
va llnlere freunbltden 2eieriuuen, melde
ft9 nit elmer 9el4mafppll 9earbeiteten Mur1z
tile, poer nit einem mpbernen Sbawl perIez
ben mplet, maden mir auf pa8 gro6e 2ager
Der 6rrrna S. 8idertolt & Comp. in SEQ. 1888
SultIlnpreltr. aufnerflam. %, An5. in elmer
arloern Sp1lte.)
Bg Gan5unterrt4t.- aGe Oieje=
nt8eu, melae i'll mD9ltdlt tur3er Belt tun5en
lerrten t%pOllen, perpellen mir auf bic Nmpncen
Der Serren Go. Spi9t unb Nf. &(eDer.
Bg@ Gltern, mel9e @iIen8 linD ibre &ine
Der III Die Sdule Der 4. oeutIdsrefUrmirten
ct. S%cbanne8s0 enleinpe III @alperttraBe 5u
l9tfen, ntaden mir uuf Die betrrffenpe annpnce
a%ufnlerfla am.
~ SOllOnaD'S Salbe
1T Elm probate8 Wdttel fir Sertrelbuu9 BON 9pden, @eIbwaren,
NtIteiet, S9nppen uno aneerem 9autibel. 28arme @tnreibua-
ge6rau9 berieben wiro ietit bic baTtnat8ltn SprulptOme BON
Strofeln fber1pineen. Sbre g~Sirtuu9en itno 6ur69reiIenb unb
oauernb.
gu BADEN in Der Sabrif SO. SO Nfai6en Zane Nep. gorr utS bel
allen Oru90tten Su 25 @tS.. IS Gt8. uno 81 Die Sdadtel.
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SnltmS GOnra0's
Uarbteis ltt0 6nnrIdbneiNp=S nfnn.

8. g. Srie6riG fr, neBta Ser Qrbtiter.SalGe
S1r6pfeu. MoerlaHen, 8luteOelleken, Iomie ale in baS @ebict
Der neberen @brur9is ialenben WlantpulattOnen ner6en prompt II.
a~nS9efibt. @twai9e gefcaun9en bel 9iadtseit b.Iiebe man
Bstaa8lt ~0eeeniibsr Obt9sn STATES. Obtre @taSe bs pauieS bon
GERM Rnapp Az MAIDEN. MH24,I
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GuGlt Nncb Sir !Oihe.

ett in bic tGblen. bon 9rineu 8Gumcn beIdateten &SuuIi6feitet
ceS unter3el9neten @ebbterbrau.rs no Der Gbermometer 10 @rab
ateort9er SelSt ais orauBen. 0aleIbit ieio Sbrbe bratenben Stse
entratt uno Sbr t6nnt bel elmer ntabel 8toncen" ben Uertrodne-
ten Galtmsn INNER in ~9ebSrt8er 6eu9isteit er6altel. aonumt umb
i6er3eu9t @u9l Mortb 8rtno8beim
81. 3mt @eiBbterbrouer, So. 16 @. Treberitfr.
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Ser9mfi8mt9SplGse.
gAg{S 7A Grftes arDfcs NicsOeic
SAlOeS 8rootIDm SnruDtrein8
I'M WtOfta9 Den q. B. 80.
IN QSdnnnt &hrinnR- NannnGa.

Yer lct taESeni efblubte 8rccflpn 8urnperein ,Uat biermt 5eiu,n
gtnntrn nllG Blennpen, lop E eent Publttum a6er6anrt ireum6
lthlt an, oB CT am cben9enannten Gaze in oen rpmontiden ,mh
rel5no 9ele9enen Na0nut Spriua8 elm 9robeS Bic Sic nsyontntS
ten n'r9. gum Selen elnfr gu %erriDttnoen S9ule.
Witntrtun9 Sn8elalt bat uuO in @orpOre l6 an Benz @srou Nv ~
e]tesli H9H ~5rS, 10 t6anen mir unItrn wertben @aitcn etnea ESSit
Ser9nn9tem gag nut 9e~tB9ett %peripretcn, ba nittS umtarlalIenn
talt. 9Hrnen, Stn9en. 9pmnalhi1e &ptele weroeu init oder,
nno 6ro9lnn pay ~Wettieliett8 ablbien, unS beiteru nb Ie6enSiroB
No. Ger lln9e Sere!n it, miro eS ien eid9ne8 @treben iein' oue
Nn1peltnocn N oteltlbe 9l1iidlt9e Strmmung gu oerlesen.. ga nit
o'e1em Ser9nn9elt elm 10 tberaIs IbbGder !3Wef perbunSeu ii. 10
rtbnen Wr aut cine reDt ltarfe 8etbeilioun1. w. y
&tdetS fir etnen Germ lmb Oamen rs SIS.
SnInlpnlle 9eeen lllunterbroten pibrsn6 beS GaoeS bon Gde
oNe 10 W~tSnt9e9isrg mo St9bltr. mad benz PIase. Sabr 10 GentS.
SptoN6SWp Oa8 GOmtte.
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lsood nad cem Ser4Sr ebrenppu freigeIprpdeu,
8ill'on'S ra9esen SebufS prr5ciirln8 teiSez
gtnbrud8periu9, = @efern frib
5lptlfen 1 u1o 2 llbr bemerfte Der Bpliai1t
Orffutt bonn Mittelrifritt baB Der 6en1terluz
ben oeS S9ulbauieS oe8 9lec. Ncrpan, gr. 80
SarltD9altr. Uffcu ltanO. Die Na6baru mad,z
ten 9drm uno er5iblteu benz officer, DAB 10
chen orei &erlc aus Dem S6ul6auiie oefrmntelr.
Der OFFICER be9ab ii4 III ba8 Sau5 lno fans
alle &9ltrel often; eS febltc ater ni9t8 ppu
9Sert9; p%Itenbor mar:t bic Spietuben aufgs=
I9reft lporoelt.
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8idti9 fir iun9e 9eute
9r. GamSon's nnS 0r. 2acpfe's
OeutI6 fran1SltIde SeilonIfoIt

SeutlU : 1ton5DltlWe OellanIfolt,
512 @roabwap, benz st. Wi@plaS 5ptel a~saenl5er, giem-gort
Die Nptbwenttstttt tn 8rantbeiten Der GeI6l ~ttsrraane ers
rahpaeae uo btaige Sebanohlng Dem brulhen gublifuni Ser Ser.
SpecidlitGt uuent8eltlt3tn 8atb gu ~ertbetlen.
Sn hielen 70 ptdtt9en llebeln 1T ibre Seban6luna aralea nit
berienteen, mel4e IN Der Yartier 9rarts ansewanot tip Son MGns
nern, we gtteprp, Nelpean &c. Dertreten pirb.
lin uu6 bier biee 70 e~rfOlsret6e Metbcoe e~tnSuflbreu, bat Sr.
Or. Qacpfe Spn benz Hospital des Veneriens In Paris Id e..
mOsen eetiblt, rim 8petsbureau tn New-gort In Dbiaer SITifsit
an,uleeen, NO feline ub Or. &icpr6'S 9rGparate aefS urrrSttEio
!ein iperoen.
perleneu, mel6e nit sensrtl&en O6er scteimen R~ranFbstten II.
taitet fnb, our6 Sonaenersa6e, Selblt6e asfuns OOer iOntise ans.
nisfdwd6e, 8tttera Der WleOer, IusenibwGds' WifsnsSrtsrsSSnr
o6er .wObt gar iacn an prlltOnaleuer SmpOtenS Oter @eI6ledts.
lApaNe lttcen, mp9en ib SertranenspOl an pbiee gnifaIt mem
ben. Sic wereen it8er 9e9etlt, Obne In ibrem @ef6dften aeaErt
~ meroen.
SIN ben b%etre1entea 8dlen rtrSen aud elcrtrif4e. OalSanifBe
uno ntdanetihe Wfittel auaerenoet.
@a@ wirb per GorrefponteJ IN griefen Tatb ertteilt, neunS2
etnaefGlOGen Nnb. @DIhe 8rtefe bittet man an 8or S576 .WSa-
Office Seen. gcrE ju abfeiFren.
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XII pE NuWIGU.
Or. Ganfpn's ub 2aepite'S Iraneiuittel fir Rronfhsits,
In 6eren Office Su erbaltCn. @pnluIaticnen unentoeIHiM
Die Yarfler ~Derflbtrten Ytlea sur SerEeKmno Sr mcror.x..
@einisuns tpirsn nit erEbter et&er6eit, OSme Sdna ms r,s = Y
fOnlttSe nnbeauemli6tett cher @etobr, unb Eerben S - M Ma s \
na9 alien 9beilen Der Saot Oeer hes Qonbes nan GirS..SSn ~ ~.
So an Srr 1910, gOf-OfFce Nep-gUrt. atsr(6tdt.~ '''"'A'S ="
Observation-Disclosures fe wetBer 6lu6, @ebGrnluttsrserEon ~
Fnben lAnele 8elettteuns tn C6teer Mnifolt. =
9ettun6 9oramttrtl
" Ge(Oabert 8imuer fir Ddmsni 8 Io.u.tutu
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g. 6. GdbnrSt.

Tape5trer,
ma4t ieinen Seebrteh 9ei4aitSireunbea bic auseise. bb ct BON
SO. Is SecOncltr., nab
SEQ. z @atIOuz, nabe Si9bltr.,
it. nnO teICrst aue auitrdSe gum &apSrsm unb Bar.
nu1en BON Stnimern II, |. ~. prompt nnb biui9.
0G- Nle Irbeitea tper6en inter metner ei9enen &uff9t UerTerX
tiSt naO biaiGer, ais an irOenb einem aaoersn pIabe. (Sunl6s
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N1emer Snt. uno WSfieeu<@oScn.
Gerlnania @bcnsueriidernngS> 0elealdafI

ONT~tFTVDWTFF
in New- 9orf nit eincn ~tin9eSablfen Gapital BON $500, 600, be.
9%dtn6ste @srnlanta ebcnsperfderuns -@eieui9ait mir bic G9en.
tut iir ben Staat 0tarplanb ib~ertra3en bat. Sn einigen 890en
"A #uge A6pIpb @n0ter,
Nus2Os IS Secon6fr., 0~e9enaber Der 0OTtoIfce.
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~ 0onomaD'S Galbe

- WVHVNVWU y SWIUE
it Elm probate8 OiitteI fir Sertrel6uug BON Qpden, GeIdwIrer,
Wdtteller, S9uppen un6 aneereu 9antibel. 9Sarme @inreibun-
ger, lphten ienem @ebraude pOrau89eben. Gin fOrtoauernoer
Yebrau4 berielben wirb leIbit bic bartnati0lttu SpmptOme BON
StrOfeln iberpincen. Sbre g~6irtuu9en itn0 6ur6grtilenb ub
oauerub.
gu BADEN in Der 6abrtf SO. so Gfai6en Zane Neip. gmr pnS bel
allen 0ru99lten Su 25 @tS.. 63 Cts. unO 81 bic S9G6tel.
(Nu920-2O
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YlnBe OeutWlQnOb ap:
8renter, Stettin G0bIens. @Dtba, 6rantfurt a. Oe. Rrn,nat,
Miniter, @unntetpi, MarS6urS, Stuttgart unb Nu9Sbura.
Terner balteH rmS gu etntaifra'Ssnuao SpeSitiOnen %ea,PfcbleH.
CSa15.eUo ia fsaUmbaroiar
,Niein SnIten tOOtet mid a%lurG6liq,
iaSsn 9unberfe. bis i'd
Or. Swapne'8 5tl ottrlelt9eIeBten S9rup BON
0St1Sftrfdbem
sebran9te. Setn Wtittel, io bod ais eS AUDI 8epreIen werben
mag, tann bemielben an bic Settle 9efeat werOen.
Die Srt9trale uno d9te 3ubereitu1a
QuSsebrun9, 6ulen, @rtaltun9, gn9brIti9feit, 8rpnd5itis, Sc.
Ssar-zSeISRpasrdsen, SIufpsisn. RfSpers3S atS@sn, sSmeT5tn in
Der Seitc uno grnlt. 9erStlOpien, SnFaenSa, Group, nte.
SsrSsbrO9sns gCatitutioa, @egen pals, gsrOen-
i9wa9e un6 ane R~rant9eten 6S 9alieS.
8ruf uo 2nn8en.
Sic merflDiirSigltem Gnrelt, Die nod ie
Derridtet iunrSen.
SipaNne'8 5uIantmen9eIester Sbrup bon
@tIbtirl9 E II turirte g6purb 9anlpIOn, Germantown 8saS
Der picrtem 8e8emiiber. BON einem 9uiten, .@bna9me heS 6leI9eS
in geCr9e Sweenep's Safuercf, &ic9e &Oab, unterbalb 2alace.
Smabte'S Wtlbtirl9en furirten @5efiel Tbc=
mas, nabe 9bSnirpile ~fra9r6tn bon p9ilabelpbia, bon Na9t-
l@Weiien' tlratsrliGs. Satsn. tnrSsm gtasnl; lsn1 S%nssS S9g-
benz ~SeraOfen umO CT erfreut i@ nod INNER elmer Saten geiuaS'
6pabne'8 @ilptirIdeu betlten Die 6rau be8
Sru. Oenart, 95 OPT gennltrabe. &eabino. ST felt ~aterseugt,
6aB lie ibr aeben %reetsa. gle Bate Die a~aSSsbrans I'M b6bfea
@rabe, tpurse aber ODui9 9elunc, naGboem lie Die QShotirl1eM ge.
6randte. Sr. 9. O. gSte0ens, 8ruosiit in @eaOins, Osaeu
ivy ~H0N
9en, ba bic WtecBin bel ibm 9etauft mOreen.
Ier5te 9ebranden nno enlpfeblen eS
Or. s. $. gQiOm, Gramain GOuntp. ~, i9rsIEt; sSeit y
Sabrcn babe is cine itarte prarls nnb empieble Or. Spapnes
snIammen0eIeBten SprIp BON g%BiI6ttriden Dor alien anberen Dee-
6Hiuen. sn ben 10 ier Sefur9teten 9ungcntrantseien, Die i9
in Rentad9 ais 10 bSslrts erpeRen, baltic t9 ibn fir elm unidas-
bareS Oeitel."
Warnuns. 2aufe tetnen ariteI, Der SOr9cbli9 @tlStrl6ea
entbdlt, Dem lanen behebter ger5ts ~an9ebdn9t iino, Die aber atdtS
NIT Ietner iSuiammeniesun8 gu tpua 9atten; ra9e a6er INNER
mu$oradIi& ma9 ~Or. Spapne'S SniaHmen9eebem Sprup bon
&3ilbrirl9en, Die etn;ts d9te gSiIbttrihen 3ubereitunO.
Sipapne'8 iiber51derte
Garfapartna= Mmb Ebeer=NtHen,
turiren SartIsibi9tet, SOSbrennen. GOpfWeb, weldes bon chem
peroprbenen WeaSen bertOnlnt, nebelteit, llnretnlittett, S6mer-
gen uno trantbafe l~lutbdti9teit Der @in9ewei6e, 8%labunoen, @N-
pathological. @elbia1t &C.. @s ibeint, feline Ytlsn 0eben cine 10
alSemeine 3nirieoenbet. Gin lebr gutter Qlan pIrbe Is len, weait
man 6iee PiGsI einaabmc. wabren6 man be &iIOtrI9em sebrau9t.
Die pbi9el We6i5inen lperNen nur 3uberetet bon
Or. SwaDme unS g bn,
SO. s Ncro Siebente Str., c6erbaIb Der Marttlr., philadelphia.
@erfauft bei:
Sfa1e P. GpCt, 76 BoIttmprelr.
g. g. 9anct, 108 8altmoreltr. i
s. 4oienbaI8, broadway uno Canton Isenre.
3. W. &S&Itn0, 95 &rOabwap.
f. so n .NffiRe HN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

EThe Canton Reporter, which is un-
derstood 10 reflect the feelings Of Senator
Green, has several columns OF Editorial in
lis la,t issue. in which Senator Douglas,
Gov. King. Col. Claiborne, and the other
Donsla. delegates a, Charleston, are rough,
" handled. Il also takes very vigorous
tilt at The ST. Louis REPUBLICAN. The repu-
lar democracy Of the Slate, are fairly out OF
the ring. The Republican, which wont
consent TO be called democratic, lords il
over the party, quite lordly. Gov King has
been acting in opposition TO the party ever
since he retired frpm the chair Of Sfa,e.-
Col. Claiborne was but quite recently an A
merican candidate Tor Congress in his ma
tive Stat, yet this trio have go, the in
side track and The old liners are standing
out IN the cold growing! Poor fellows, we
pity them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17
Destructive Fire in Hannibal

hannibal seems 10 be loomed city. But
recently quite destructive fire occurred
mere. More recently the extensive Hemp
fao'0ry belonging 10 company Of tina,
P,se' was burned. On the morning of the
.i.n' another fire occurred, destroying for
y business houses, in The heart Of The city
Inc loss is estimated at three hundred thou.
:. saha dollars. The Messenger printing es-
enlistment was destroyed. There is but
i'''is doubt but that the fire wa. an act Of
'nsendiaryism. A heavy blow has fallen
upon one Of our most aouri.hiDs towns,
and = Is' inhsbiisnis have the sympathy Of
10 psspls in thsir Affections. w. b.l;.v.
n Evss wsss lss.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

NEBRAsKA CRY ~ RuIss.-A de.truc.
tive fire occurred in Nebraska Cry OH the
l2'h. A Correspondent says the wind We,
very high, and in short time after the fire
broke OIL. nnthing was left of those masnif-
icent establishments occupied by the bank
law offices, banking offices, drug. stores. in
sursnce Offices, District Clerks office
County Clerks Office, Probate Judges Of
fee, cffice Ct the .Nilrs and The Office of The
Press, the Nuckni ills House with its fine Sta
bling. the land office. Post Office, Recorder 5
ofice, and nearly ali the business OF
fees in the town." Loss over 100000.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

stsr, he was appointed Secretary of State
by President Fillmore, and distinguished
his four months term of Office by his able
and admirable reply 10 the joint proposition
Of France and Great Britain for triparliie
eonvsutisa 10 guaranty the perpetual pos
session Of Cuba 10 Spain. In 1853 he was
elected U. 5. Senator from Massachusetts,,
10 fill an pnexpired term, during which he
made an able speech sgsinsl the Repeal of
Of the Missouri Compromise. Since the
expiration Of his term Of service in the
Senate, Mr.. Everett mas not been in official
lille, but has devoted his energies 10 the
holy work of purchasing Mount Vernon,
by delivering in the cities of the Union, his
nUbIe Grafton on Washington for the benefit
of the Ladies' Noun, Vernon Association.
The process DIS of this, together with the
compensation ($lO,0o0) which he received
from The proprietor Of The New York led
ger for a series OF Papers" contributed 10
that weekly, have amounted 10 abOu, SllO,-
OOO-all of which has been donated 10 The
fund for the purchase of the HOWE OF
WAsnIxGTnY.
Mr.. Everelis whole life, cholastc, no.
lillcaI official aud private, has been marked
by beauty, proprieiy, purity and patriot
i'm that have made him perfect in any OF
the various positions ui trust aud honor iha,
lie has filled As an ornate and elaborate
orator he has never had peer in this coun-
try; US Cabinet Minister, he was only
le>. great than Webster and Marcy; as an
| AMBASSADOR, he exhibited all the cour'!y
dignity. polish aud grace al first rate dip
l,ina,i>; as IA Member Of Congress and L.
S Senator. he never Jailed 10 command lie
highest re>pec'; as general ,c'clarr lie
HIS 10 superior. and few cqna's N the
world; and as az American patriot, ne
Stands among the foremost men Ill the ma.
ton News.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

LAST CHAEcE.-Mr. BIsuoP will close
bis Gallery in this place, this week. and oil
who want 10 secure one Of his excelIen,
Pictures, should give him q call without
delay. He is master Of his business, and il
You want good likeness call ut once.
Next week, he will be in operation at The
residence Of Mr.. W. B. Hays. The people
Of That nsighborhood are fortunate TO get
him 10 stop a week with them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17
EIf Douglas should pet the nominaiic

TIf Douglas should get the nomination
a Baltimore, and if he should be elected
Pa'ehal will be his prime minister in Mis-
sour, and King, Claiborne & Co., will be
his aids. The "old liners" know This, aud
Know they would be shut out from all par.
tcIpaiion in the spOils. As democrats lear
losing the spoils, they talk loud abcut prin-
eIples, hence, just now, such papers as SET.
ator Green's organ grow eloquent about
democratic principles, and greatly fear The
country will go to ruin If they are deprived
Of their officesi
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

TThe contest between the Northern
and Southern Democracy is growing inter-
es,ing-the nomination of Bell and Everett
takes weIl-great anxiety is manifested
about what was lone yesterday at Chicago
-snd Chamberlain continues 10 supply all
demands for Watches, Jewelry, Silver
Ware, ETC., at astonishingly low prices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17
Baltimore Convention.

We give to-day the ,elegrsphic account
Of hs Ballimore Convention, which nomina-
ted John Bill, of Tennessee, for Pre.i-
dent and Edward Everett, of Massachu-
sets, for Vice President.
The Convention was well attended, and
harmonious. The ,icke, presented is one
that will command the attention Of all, and
the most rsbid fire cater or freedom shrieker
in the land, will admit lhot the de>tiuies 1!
the country would be entirely safe in their
hands.
In another column will be found briei
recapitula'ion Of the position and services
Of these distinguished nominees.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

STAruE OF DoueLAs.-We ask attention
10 the advertisement Of Mr.. Culver. Of
Washington City. He proposes to furnish
statues in bronze and composition Of the
distinguished Senator from Illinois at very
low ,ates. All who want coed statue Of
the "Eit,ls GIANT" should send On their
orders.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17
Death of Peter Parley.

Samuel q. Goodrich, better known in
this country by the name of Peter Farley,
died al New York, on the llth. He was
born at Ridgefeld, Connecticut, in 1898,
and was therefore, a, the time of his death,
in his 9Th year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

SALrsr.-The democracy Of Saline nom
mated the following ticket last week.
Reprcsen,aiivs-Dr.M NJ. w. Hall. Sheriff
Judge Rober, Field. Assessor-J. S.
Heron. School Commissioner-W. H.
Gaines,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

TMessrs. Mitchell ,nd Reid, candi-
dates for Congress, spoke IN Marshall, lasl
Monday week. They are both good speak.
ers, but Mr.. Mitchell is rather 10 quick for
the Captain. as the hearty plsudits Ct the
large audience sttested. So we learn from
an G, e-witness.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

WoEK.-Messrs. Mitchell ard Reid,
candidates for Congress in the Fifth Dis
triot, have ffty-four appointments out. be-
ginning at Lexington on The 2lst, and end
ing at Kansas City on the 4lh Of August.
They speak at Cambridge, on the 25h July
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17
District Schools.

Asthe time for the distribution Of the School
Fund is near at hand, the attention OF Trustees
who wish to draw their portion of this fund, Is
invited to the following decision of the State Su-
perintendent:
.sQGestion: Can Teacher, who has ncta Ger
tifcate from the County Commissioner, be legally
employed to teach a district school, and would
the Trustees be authorized in paying such teacher
the public school money! L."
.fas,rsr: Both questions must be answered in
the negative. The certificate of Commissioner
is good for one year from its date"
Immediate attention to this matter may save
some trouble.
W. T. LUCKY,
School Commissioner of Howard County.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

DIcKfSsos.-The Missouri politicians
and press, were loud for Dickinson, Of New
York, yet he received only seven votes at
Charleston. and mol one of them from Mis-
souri,. The vote of Missouri was equally
divided between Dou las an Guthrie.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

COOrER.-Ths Union Party held Con-
vsntion ., Bell Air. in Cooper county, last
week, and Nominated Judge A. S. Walker
and II. E. w. McDsarmon fol The Eegisla.
ture. II also recommended J. B. Harris
fer re-sleeiion 10 the Senate. They are
good mes, and the democracy will have
their hands full.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

TCol. NC. Claiborne, and James
Porter Esq, have been nominated by the
Democracy of Jackson county as candidates
for The Legislature. J. w. Burris reeeiv-
ed the nomination Tor Sheriff.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

HHon. c. L. Durham, Of Indisra, who
was delegate 10 Charleston, gave j, as his
opinion, upon resching home, that if,he ad
iouored Convention Of Baltimore should
nominate Douglas, he would not carry four
States,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-17

TCol. F. Kennett is out in a political
letter, in which he gives the anti-DOug las
men some sharp hits.