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SELF-EvIpENTLY DRuNK.-Old Judge
-, who resides not very far about here,
is known en- one who never pays debt j!
it can be avoided. Has plenty of money,
however, and is jolly, rolicking old chap.
Gets pretty drunk, occasionally, when, Of
course. some friends take care of him. not
long ego lie fell into the hands Of man who
held his roIe FOR sum of money, and as
il was last chance The friend diyed into
The old Judges wallet, took cut the amount
and put the note where The money had been.
When the Judge awoke 10 consciousness,
as was his went, he took out his wallet TO
cour. how much money he was ont. Find
ing his purse eln1ost empty, he thuHdered-
How did l spend all my money!"
"You paid eff that note | heidi answer
ed the friend.
"Wen, mutte-ed tie Judge. quietly stow
ing away bis wallet, II must have been
vsry drunk"
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EsRv CooL.-A gentleman or a visit 10
Washington enc day. opened the Senate
Cumberland was obeut 10 pass in, when
13or-leeper asked, "Are you privileged
menber?" What DO you mean by that?"
:sked The stranger. The reply was, "a
Governor, an cx-nembe. CT Congress, or 4
Foreign Minister" The stranger replied
tLai be was a minister. "Frem what couft
or coGntry?" asked the official. Very
graveiy pointing up, the stranger replied:
Prem Heaven, sir.'' To this the door
keeper wsggishly replied, This Govern
ment, at present, hold 10 intercourse with
taat Foreign Power"
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emit for personal and domestic reasons,

ment for personal and domestic reasons.
BIZ. Bates was complimsnted with the
honorary degree Of L. L. D, in 1858 by the
Harvard College. Some year before he
had been hoIored with The same degree by
Shurtiiff College, Illinois.
Such, in brief, is history Of Tie early
life ana public services OF che OF the most
distinguished and able statesman Of The
West. From youth he has been accustom-
ed 10 seif-depehdence, and his lie has been
one Of habitual labor, and comparative psv-
e-.y. II has, for the most part, been spent
in private, in the faithful discharge of his
professional duties, and is therefore devoid
CT that fiexibiiity and adaptedness which
nothing but official discipline can largely
give.
In personal appearance Mr.. BATES has
nobls ard commanding air. In stature
he is tips cf Mr.. WEBSTER. His hair be:
gins TO exhibit tokens Of age. lis eye
beams with Intelligence from beneath mas
sivo brows, and his face is marked with
deep thought. His manners are those Of a
polished gentleman of the last generation.
In his domestic relation he is fond hus-
band and kind aud iBdulgent father. He
married, in 1928, Julia D., one Of the five
daughters OF DAVID COULTER, late OF Caro-
lima. lie had by that seventeen children,
only eight Of whom survire-six sons and
two daughters.
Though he was born and always lived in
Slave State, yet be has never sought TO
live upon slave labor. He formerly owned
. few slaves, whom he kept as domestic
servants; but he emancipated the last Of
them some wears ago. His aged mother,
vino died in 1916, set free by will the re-
naming slaves she had, and last spring his
sister, SARAH RATEs. enancipated by decd
50 slaves, all that remained 10 her, having
before that set free six or eight by separate
instruments.
Grape Hill, the residence Of Mr.. Bates,
situated about four miles lron the city OF
81. Louis, is bricl; mansion, surrounded
by nicely cultivated gardens an! arbers, and
shrubbery. among which the grape, which
gives name TO the place, is ProHinent.-
Though lie is not extrayagant, he lives in a
comfortable aud substantial style, betting
the man who has national reputation like
| lis.
His private character is eminently exen-
plary. The .pious teachings Of his youth
have become the settled principles of biz
msahood. Beyond the decent respec. and
veners,ion for religion which politicians al
mes. universally effect in their outward
lives, he cherislcs, ty daily oe;s Q: dero-
ton in his family, AMI other ordinances Of
religion, the sentiment Of consistent Chris
tian pisly. With the virtues Of head and
heart which characterized solE C OF The early
statesmen of The Republic, he is equal 10
airy station in he Government which his
cOuatrymen may assign him.
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EDUCATIONAL, ETC.
Glasgow Female Seminary

TINE Second Session OF this Institution. under
the present Principal, assisted by full corps
of competent Teachers, will commence the list
Monday (jth) Of September, and close the last OF
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The school is a permanent Institution. The
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Terms for Five Months.
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% :. Advanced English & Element
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aunt1 PRINCIPAL.
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NEW GRIST MILL.
Do You Want a Good Grist Mill ?

M ENGLISH, has The agency for the sale Of
IF9. j. c. Resd's Patent Grinding Mills,
manufactured b. Reed, Hc!abird s c., Clncln-
Tie abcve celebrated GrIst AIilis can he seen in
operation At the Civ Mills, Glasgow, no. tits
generally admitted Ey al taa. have seen those
mills IN operation, that they the best grinding
KILLS in use; they make the best fcur and meal to
&c had in any section OF the country, where they
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Z, Saw c. Crist Mill, would Do well TO call
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FOR all kinds OF RIacLinerr-sEch IS Steam En-
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SCREWS and cYytIing in :!:ct line. from TIE ex-
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Co.. Cincinnati, Chic. Persons can save % per
cent. b. calling On tie undersigned, pefore prr-
chasing elsewhere. II. ENGLISH,
feLg Glasgow, Mo.
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Presidential Prospects,.

Especial Dis pstch to the Cincinnati Enquirer,
W.su1yGroN, Friday, Feb. II.
Matters are fast drifting into shape. al
the intelligence from the South, derived
from letters as well as numerous strangers
who have lately been in the city, indicate a
marked reaction in favcr of Douglas ali
through that section, Il is Row certain he
VII, receive the votes OF at least four South
crn States at Charleston en- the first ballet,
perhaps mere.
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the Myrtle Street Baptist Chapel, Liverpool,
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With Biographical! Introduction by
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GLASGOW Male Institute.

TTIHE Trustees Of the Public School, in It'd
Z the City Of Glasgow, having com LraxSy
ple,ed lheir large and commOdious school 5ssY
building, take pleasure in announcing toEssy
the public that they have engaged Vs.. T. DAVIS,
y. NJ, President for some years past, Of Masonic
College, 70 take charge of the school as Principal
Prof. DAVIS, is so widely and fayorabIy known
as an educator Of youth, that 10 special comuen-
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Mr. J. Z. J. HUGHES, graduate Of Masonic
College, and gentleman Of scne experience as
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The academic year viii be divided into two
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will commence on the 18Th Of February, 1850.
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10 deduction Will be made fer absence, except
in cases OF pTotracted Illness.
~ Students from distance can get board in
p.!Ilte families as low Is at any ether point.
T. W. DIGGES,
4. ". ROPER, Trustees,
fehg :. c. WILLIAMS,
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N d w FIR III

VT7E have His day associated with US in the
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kansas CRY, Nov. 2Gib, 1917.
7fessrs. CHAnLEs. Blow 6; Co.: Gentlemen
Having sold large amount Of Dr.. I. l.. Stephens
lhemical Ague Compound, l feel It my duty TO
recommend it TO TIE world, as Tie best preraEa-
lion Tor the cure Of Fever and Ague now n use
:. YOU are uyvare we have been selling Il upon The
no cue. 40 yDy principle, and can truly say we
have never been called upon to return one dollar
IS vet. Yours ;Eriy,
Z =. HALE, D2UCCIsT,
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EestLranC0lAlj;

Fosr Gissox, Anz., ROY. goth, 1850.
I!cl=rs. CHA71Ess, Bow & Co.-GEwTs: We
have never had medicine TO give such universal
satisfaction as stephens 5gue Compound"
yyi.i,, has already attained reputation here Tar
beyond our most sanguiae expectations.
II no sinole instance has I failed, and we are
nov. arxlously looking for the 6 doZ. you for
warded on the 9th ult.; it Is in such very great
demand.
Ii You need them, you can get The strongest
certificates from every oEe that has used It he-e
Very Respectfully. Yours,
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A Card.

A Card.
In taking leave Of my old friends, and customs
ers generally, I cannot refrain from rendering to
them my sincere thanks, for their very liberal
patronage extended to me, during my long con-
iinuance in business, and will here take occasion
10 recommend Mr.. c. r. Lewis, who will still
CONTINUE ths business at ths old stand.
febe J. S. THOMSON.
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WNI. s REID.

TlProN, Nov. :, 1859.
Mess7s. CHARLES BLoT: :. c.: Gcnt-thss IS
10 certify that have sold large NUnber o. bot
lies Of Dr.. Stephens Chemical AgUe. Compound,
for the cure o. Fever and AgIe, and In every case
las performed CGre, ALL ga"e general si'Stde-
ton. | co4!d we y0n many names who
have been cured, b3t deem It unnecessary,
Cor the medicine h-s proven itse.f N tais part OF
tie ccuu,y. and ,lii!- i 5 si what Is wanted II
used according % directions. Yours, sc.
III. GLEII.
GLASGOW, lio. nov. lt.ISJ9.
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tec:'soiLag Tor some ;iEe Dir. 1hcs. L. Stephens
Chemical Azua Compound. 1t gives universal
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Tat We sell fer CAi.is and lever. We recon-
ncud i 10 al. Respectfully Yours,
CROP s. WILLIAMS.
DIT. L. StenLens' Chem!cal Asue COM
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, =. HALE, DRUGGIST,
Kansas City, lilo.
PIscAII, N3y. l2.h, 1899.

PIscAu, Noy. l2.h, 1893.
r.cssrs. CfIARLE5, BLOW * Co.:-Weh have dis
posed OF i've dozen Of DR.. Thos. /. Stephens,
Chemical Ague Compound, aid are happy % IL
form you that it has given entire satisfaction 70
lie pahlic in tits community, indeed may
saf-ly sas- hat 10 medicine Of Tire kind has ever
been tgeeivcd with greater favor, upon so shot
trial. than this. could have disposed of much
more :. sc Lad have obtained them in time. Clt
lie virulaace Of the disease has considerably aba
ted al this time here, and We consider It duty
when We owe you and the pu5lis, thus i-2nAiy
70 state the nigh estimation IN which yoCt Gem
pound Is held by a!l who have used it.
r,e~ifrli.-
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HUNT. BOSWELL < IaOS.

sHELrI,;A, SIiELEv Co., No.. Nov. II, 'ag.
Nessrs. CHARLES, Blow G Co., st. Louis, Mo-:
Genis:-I have been selling DR.. Thos. L. Stephens
Chemical Ague Compound for some time, ii gives
ne pleasure 10 certify 10 us excellence in speedily
and eiIectually curing Ague and Fever. It has
gwen cl:ie satisfaction 10 all eiiectins permanent
cures. and in many cases, when almost every
thing else ha failed, not simply stopping the dis
ease for while but thoroughly cleansing the
system OF crer' sgmy.0m Of iic -lseasc. It's GER
tainly 10 hu,n5us, all ihe public may rest assgr-
red that II is ell it claims 10 be. Very respect
fully Yours,
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DISSOLUTION.

D1SSOLO INSIN.
THE firm Of Thomson, Lewis & Co., Is this
l. day dissolved by mutual consent.
The name of the firm will only be used IN IL
quidation, anu as Agents for the "Etna Insur-
ance Company and the E'Hcme Insurance Com
pany, of New York" Either party is authorized
TO collect the debts Of the late firm.
J. S. THOMSON,
Feb, l, 1850. c. H. LEWIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-23
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