Glasgow Weekly Times from Glasgow, Missouri • Page 2

A K'L-Y" I St if The Printinsr Investigation Herjort of A a the Committee. Wasbi5to5, Feby. 23 House Mr. George Taylor, of N. from the committee appointed to investigate lite accounts ol the Superintendent of Public Printing, made a report.

They sa'y that the books are negligently and loosely kept, that it is impossible to arrive at aiiy definite knowledge of the done in the iflice. The accounts, in some instances, aj pear balanced when such i not the case, and considerable sums have been collected on the same under the directions of the present Superintendent. The certificates issued for etigraving and lithographing, do not agree'with the accounts krpl by the parties ho did the work. Hiry exhibited their books, and swore lliey liad been paid for all the work dune. The books how the amounts received by them, yet it appears that certificates were i-sued to several partus for greater amounts than appears on their books.

In one case, the difference is $10,000 in another, over the difference being against the Government. The paper accounts do not agree. Several hundred reams are unaccounted for. The committee say, in fact, there appears to have been a singular fatality about the books and accounts connected with these matters; few of them could be explained, nd none entirety satisfactory. The unanimously report that the facts show conclnsivcly that there existed a combination for the compelling of ail contract ors to pny their way for contracts, that this was the general belief among contractors Sice little Affair-Old Back and Billy Eice.

Washisctox, Feby. 28. Senate. The Post Office Appropriation Bill teing up, Mr. Wilson, of said he was cognizant of a case where Mr.

Rice, Editor of the Pennsylvanian, had a ctntrnct lor printing blanks for $40,000, which cost him ju-t five thousand, the profit i being divided, 50 per cent, to the Washington Union, 5 per cent, to Mr. Appletnn and three per cent, to a paper published in the interest of a member of Congress. Mr. Mason, of said that if the faets were so, it is due to the Senate and to the country, to lay the information before them. Mr.

Wilson reiterated the statement, and said (hat Mr. Rice himself hud said so, and moreover, that the arrangement was willi the cognizance of the President of the United States. Mr. Cameron said that the matter was so notorious that everybody, axcept perhaps, the Senator from must know all about it. Mr.

Rice, until recently, was a creature of the President, but recently they had a quarrel and Mr. Rice went about blabbing all about it. Mr. Mason: Did Mr. luce tell the Senator?" Mr.

Cameron replied, "The way to get this information is to appoint a committee of investigation, or sue me for slander, and that will bring the evidence. I am responsible for all I say here or elsewhere. Just bring here Billy Rice and the President. They know all about it and I think my colleague knows something about it too' Mr. Mason: "Did Mr.

Rice tell you so?" Mr. Cameron: "I do not speak to Mr. Rice." Mr. Mason: ''Then you bring here the rumors and hearsay of the country to make these grave charge of fraud." Mr. Bi-lir of Pennsylvania, said that and the payment for contracts, cither in the way of a loan, commission or per cenlage was general.

The contractors found it necessary to employ certain agents at Washington, to attend to their business and pay them largely before they got work. As a general thing they say they -did not know that Seaman was interested in the matter, but it was certain that they got no work until af-' whatever extravagance there might be in ter they employed particular parties. the printing these blanks, he could say The contractors were all led or forced to whole was executed in accordance with employ the same agents, although they had 'aw' "ntl rrcei were fixed by law. no previous acquaintance with them. The I'S'er ''len explained the details of the paper contractors employed a public printer a'r added that his colleague was to act as their agent, for which they paid justified in these imputations of the about three and a half per centum.

The President. printer employed a clerk to do a little work Johnston of Arkansas, while consid-at a yearly salary of one thousand dollars, Price these blanks too high, whiletiftie printer received for doiti noth-' not believe the imputation cast by the ing from $6,000 lo per annum. Senator from Pennsylvania on the Presi- Engravers and lithographers found it to doubt that the Senator himself their interest to employ the public printer believed it, but he (Mr. Johnston) could to act as their agent to look after their in- jnot R've il credence. terest and receive the money to be paid.

Wr- Cameron said that to show his sin- The committee report that they traced be- 1)6 would move for a Committee of twesn $35,000 and $40,000 into his hands, Inquiry. and some $10,000 in others, and about I ZTT 000 direct to Seaman, most of which last lSht Wlta the Indians, sum was given by way of bonus, and is still The overland mail which reached St. remaiiiing unpaid. A small portion was Louis on the 2d, brings the following: paid by contractors direct, as a per centage.i Aboul ile first of last month a band or The committee found two or three agree-1 Apaciles entered the village of S.m Elizario ments to pay money direct for contracts: al night 8nd stoe a nuinl(er of horses and Two favor of Mr. Seaman, one in favor muies.

Pursuit was made by a detachment or the printer, but found one including the mounted rifles, Lieut. Lazelle, of the Sth largest sum, by reason of the refusal of one infantry, from Fort Bliss, and some volnn- uie paper contractors, in a secona case teert frora San Elizario. The Anaches the money was paid, not to the printer, but to other parties not known to the witness. As to the third contract for twenty per centum, of account of lithographing, the commit- tea eould not ascertain whether it was paid or not. The combination referred lo exist- ed for all contracts goiag through Mr.

Sea npn ooice, were traced to Dog Canon, some 160 m'les, where they had made a stand. Here they were engaged by the troops, about 22 in number. The Apaches had the advantage of situation, and besides probably numbered tonne or ttieir pursuers, lie conse-. quence was that the troops fell back, after I a hard fought engagement, in which they tile lnt ihre mpn tt nrifj Iwn Outfit for Pike'i Peak. The following items constitute a complde outfu for four men for six months.

PBOYlSrONS, ETC (Estimate fcr Four Men Six Months:) Flour, 800 Sugar, J00 lbs 8 Coffee, 50 "7 Kiicon. 600 60 Sjlt, 50 Soda, 5 Pepper, 6 1 Tobacco, 25 5 Soup, twenty-five pounds, 2 Caniiles, ten pounds, 2 1 One ten Gallon Keg, 1 Tw Bushels of Dried Apples, 3 Two Bushels of Beans, 4 One Box of Crackers, 2 Ten pounds of Powder, 3 Twenty-five pounds of Lead, 2 One Coffee Mill, One thousand Caps, Two Gross Matches, 2 One Dozen Bottles of Pickles, 7 5 OUTFIT OP TOOLS. Eight Picks, One Lantern, Four Shovels, Four Axes, Foui Gold Two Chisels, One Saw, $133 70 CAMP EQUIPAGE, ETC. $12 00 50 4 PO 5 00 4 00 75 I 25 CAMP FIXTURES. One Skillet, One Coffee Boiler, One Camp Kettle, Six Tin Plates, Six Tin Cups.

One Frying Pan, Four Butcher Knives, Sixteen pairs of Blankets, One Tent, TEAM, ETC. Three Yoke of Oxen. One Wagon and Sheets, Yokes and Chains, Grease, Ac, For Teams, Wagon, Provisions, Ac, Outfit of Tools, Camp Equipage, $27 50 75 75 1 CO 60 75 50 P0 64 00 10 00 35 $225 CO 120 00 10 00 2 00 00 1JS 70 27 50 79 35 Sum total, $6U2 55 Sir" -Among the most curious discoveries announced in London may be named a leather cement, so strong and adhesive, that boots and shoes are made with it, in which not a single stitch is seen or required, and the process of mending so simple, that every man may be, if not his own boot-maker, ut all events his own boot-mender. The committee say the testimony in case, lorces iiit-m 10 me conclusion mat some un. ci fili-- I.i intimate and confidential relation existed be- zeUe, who received a wound in the lungs tween Mr.

Seaman and the principal actors I wLicl it wa, supposed he would not sur-involved, and that they were not ignorant vive. The to Fort ofthe action and interest of each 'Biss. The Apachel Iost it WM npf0tl From the facts found, the committee feel Al Gainesville, Texas, on the there was some excitement in consequence of the murder, by Camanches, of a lad belonging to that neighborhood. A public meeting 1H llflit ttflll VIKIH In riiitir man in rwn constrained to submit the following: resolu tion for the consideration of the House: Resolved, That A. D.

Seaman, late Su perintendent of Public Printing, has been guilty or improper and illegal practices in 1 1 1 1 uiu ui iiih omuiHi imiv. jinn in. 1 111 pursuit 01 llie Camar.cjies, wlio. it was fu oluA P.ro;,s,on acl -Pprod belf-vej, coll, be jdellljfied. i5 of 18o2, creating the Thc exciteinent abolIl the Gila mInei had Th.f lucky strikes were made.

A party ol five Ketoivtd, That the testimony in this case 1 ..4 i v. 1 01 1 .1 "ie Colorado, just above tort Yuma, bid V.3 tfoud Rulch oulf they dug some ltenresentaf it-Hi Anrl nt a lit a it. it .1 tv nundred ounces or gold in three weeks Attorney for the District of Columbia. t. 1 1 vvuuivta.

1 wo men who bad gone out prospecting' 1 collected, in tliree days, tturty-six ounces, PF Hcmax Blood-Siied- Still the want of water convenient was a se. The gold bearing earth Impohtakt to All. Every man, woman and child should read the advertisements which have been inserted in our columns l.y Dr. EaMerly ol St. Louis.

His medicines are sellirg very rapidly in nearly every town and ci'y in the weMern states, and there has been but one voice saying: Dr. Easterly, your medicines nre good. During the lat to years over One Hundred Thousand Unities of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla have been sold, also One Hundred ThoiiMiiid liotlles of Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, and very large quantities of Dr.

Carter's Cough HA-am, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, and Dr. Baker's Specific, and the demand is every day increasing, which shows that when articles possess high intrinsic merit like these, they do not luil to be appreciated by the American people. No person aillicled with any di seasc for which they are recommended should fail to give them a trial. They are so'd by nearly every Drug and Apothecary Store in the United Slates.

POUT OF GLASGOW, FOR THE TEAK 1139. Tue Tebbob Din a. The immortal power of human blood 1 diawback shed by accident or design, is well illustra ted in the following incident, given in a letter, by Inscector' to the New York Courier: The tragedy at Washington has been in all voices to-day. Beyond all the other fea tures of this case is that terrible truth that where a man of fine intellect participates in such a scene, 'ti the survivor dies." It must be so dismissed such scenes cannot be the red ray will be in all the light of me future. An engineer on one ol our great railways, had, without fault of hi own, run the tremendous power under his control over a human being.

The body was removed from the rail, death had done its dread work; examination was made of the cirenmstnnses," and the engineer acquitted, the homicide was not in him. Yet, a little while afterward, Hie engineer came to the Superintendent and asked to resign his place, he could not endure it any longer. Why do you the Superintendent, no one blames ynu. 1 said he, I musge. Every night I am on the.

road, I $tt that mar standing be-jort the engine! Starvation ut.Michicah. A correspondent of the JSTew York Tribune, writing from Gratiot County, Michigan, under date of February 10, says: Everybody here is destitute; we actually hear of families that have bad to subsist on basswood buds; that, when the weather is tfuilablej they go into thc woods and browse; and when too old -for that, they have the small limbs of. the basswood taken to the bouse to feed out. If we should be reduc ed to that extremity, we should have to fake the browse to the house, for our children are not clothed sufficiently warm to drive them to the woods, as most of them are btre-footed, bare-headed, and half-cloth ed ny wa; is represented as very rich. plowa, I reaps, I mows, I gets up wood for winter; I digs, I hoes, and latere grows.and for what I knows I'm indebted to the printer.

I do suppose all knowledge flow right from the printing to off I goes, in these 'ere clothe, nd ttttfu up I guest. -I Twestt Thousahd Dollars Worth of Niccers Emancipated. Mr. Robert Bar rett, an old resident of Lincoln county, Ky went to Cincinnati!" on Wednesday, attend ed by eighteen negroes, whutn he manumit ted in the Probate Court of that city. Ai the company of slaves, headed by their mas ter, proceeded through the streets of Cii)' cinnatti irom tne terry to me i-ourt rooms they attracted much attention, and the Free- soilers of that city were forced to acknowl edge that slaveholders may he human be irgs.

While in Covington, before crossing the river, their owner was offered $20,000 for them, but he quietly remarked, "I would not take fifty thousand." Swamp Lands in Kortheast Missouri General Laxd OrricE Feb. ID. 1859. Jhn Jno. B.

Clark, House of Representatives: Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the Ith en closing a letter from Hon. T. S. Richard son, of Missouri, relating to the swamp laud selections in Scotland, and adjoining conn ties. As a reply to his inquiries, I will state that we are now engaged in the exam ination of tne lists of sections for Palinvra district, with the view of preparing uddi nonai 1111s 01 lanus ior approval and cer tification to the State.

This district embraces Scotland county. As soon as said district is completed, we will continue the same work in the other districts of the State uninterruptedly. The patents for the lands to be approved and certified will be isued ns soon as possible thereafter. With great respect, your ob't serv't, -Ttios A. Hendricks, Com'r.

2fFour State elections take place this spring viz: XMew Hampshire, JVlarch Connecticut, April Rhode Island, April 6, and Virginia, May 26. In each of these Statei Governor is to be chosen, and also members to the next Congress. The re- u't will be looked for with a great deal of interest CJilE VP. Alonzo Child. De Haen, Mar.

Hesperian, Kercliev.il, Emma. Yore, Thos. E. Tutt. Dozicr.

Florence, Throe kmarlin, Carrier, Ie, John D. Perry, Davis, C. W. Sombart, AlcPhereon, Miulc, WENT DO ir.V. Fky Hark, Souslev, E.

M. Kytand, liiount, Pbtte Valley, W. If. Russell, Kinney, Spread Eagle, Johnson, South Wester, Porter, Rowena, Dozier, C. W.

Kombart Mar. 3 4 4 5 6 8 8 9 9 2 4 5 COMMERCIAL. ULAMiOW l'llICE ClKUK.Vr. Glasgow, Mirch 10. 1859.

Hemp ton 95 Tobacco $3.60 to 8,00 Wheat Per bushel 75 to $100 Coa.v, do 60r Oats, do 60c Floor- Barrel $5,00 fer iw ids 00c Corn Meal Per Apples Dried Green- Hides Dry ureen Scgab N. Orleans L. and Crushed CorrEE Rio Havana Java Salt Sack Whisky Ibon common Slico Nails Kesr Candles, llox ft- Tallow Clover Seed per bush Flax Timothy Seed BACONSides Hams Shoulders Lard Skins Coon Mink Molasses Belcher's S. Mackerel Barrel Half barrel Qr Kits Castincs Ovsters Per dozen Cotton Yarn ndigo BISH PoTATOeS, $2,00 00 10 to 12lc 8 to He 13c 13'c lie 22c $1.75 28c to 30t He 22c 15c $3 V0 75c bO 8jto9c oc 5c 9 to loe 25c CO to 75e 60 55c $18.00 9.00 4.50 $2.50 to $3 5e 7.00 25e 1 25 75c JOB WORK. We are prepared to execute all orders for Job Work with dispatch, having just receive a New lot Pres, Atw Types, Cards of all Sizes.

I'laiu FaucvPaoer. and Mock and Fixtures penerally, thai will enable us 10 nil orders 10 belter style tuao Heretofore, and with greater dispatch. Justice's Blank Deeds, Blank Deeds of Trust, ready printed, for sale, and everv description of Blanks printed at short notice. WE TTE ORDEHB. 1 AYER'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

AYER'S" CICERRY PECTORAL, FOR ins KAriD iVRK Of Colds and Hoarseness. fiKTvniLD. Mass 20th Dee 1RS5. Dl.C-Atu: Ilonothtttony Uia tost mnedy I lisve ver fuand luro Coucha, lloaraetMM. iMfltMnxa, uh! tb concomitant ymptotnmof a 0lti, ta jour Ciiuftr I'tCTuaxu Iu onstant one in bit practice ami tnf family lor the hut t0 yaan has shown it to poaaww TirtiM fur th tratinitt of thasa complaints.

XbKN KMUHT, M.l. A. B. MARTLET, Eq of Uttca, N. writen: "I bxn wed yonr Putoh.i, mrwlf and in my mmily ever ainca yon inTntMfcit, ami tmltere it the bmt mnlicina for ita purpose arer ant out.

With a bad cold I should Mionaf pay ttrenthre dollars for a bottle than do without it, of take any ofber Croapa.VThoopinar Conph, Inflacnvn gnu .10 FIELD, Mibs b. 7, lifl. RneTnnt Atxm: I will chwfully certify yonr Ptcroux le tlia lMt ramedy we power sa for the care of Whonjmtg Cbugh. Croup, and the chpflt dieeaw of cliUdren. We yonr fraternity In the 8onth appreriate your ekiU, and command yow medicine to oar people.

Ill RAM CON KLIN, MD- AMOS T.JRrF,'Mj.,MoTrniiT, Ti writes, 3d JanlH66: "I had a ted inns Influenza, which confined me in door six weeks toak many medicines witnont relief; finally tried your Pictoral ly the ailrice of our clerfryinan. The first doaa reliered the soreness In my thro it and I nn its; leas than one talf the bottle made me completely weUl Yonr medicinea ere the chapet ae well as best we can baw, and we esteem you, Doctor, and your rarna dies, as tn poor man's friend." AVtAma or Phthisic, And Bronchitis. Wist Ma schist, Pa Feb. 4, 1N6. fm: ToartcTntai Pictoul is perform in marTellorai cures in this sac tion.

It has relieved several from alirxn-tna; symptoms of consumption, and Is now enrins; a roan ho has labored onder an affection of tlte Itxnvs for the last forty yeata. I1KNKT L. PAItKS, Merchant. A. A.

RAMSKT, M.T)., Albioi, Mofiaoi Co, lows Writes. Sept 1 w55 Dnrine; my practice of many years I have fbnnd nothins; equal to yonr Chbrkt Pectoul for (tiring eaee and relief to consumpUra patients, or coring such as are surable. We might add volumes of evidence, but the most convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found in lt fleets upon trial. Consumption Probably no one remedy has ever been known which cured so many and such dangerous eases an this. Soma bo human aid can reach but oven to those the Chebet affords relief and comfort.

Affrow HotTst, New Yoke Crrr, March 5, Docrom A tee. Lowell: I feel it a duty and a pleasure to inform yon what yonr Cbkvet Psctoeal has done for my wife. She had been five months laboring under the dangerous symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid we could procure gave her much relief. 5 he was steadily failing, until Dr. Strong, of this city, where we have come for advice, recommended a trial of your medicine.

Wa blm his kia.luess, as we do your skill, fi she has recovered frwm that day. Phe is not yet as strong as she used to be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself weU. Tours with gratitude and regard, 0ULANDO SHELBY, OF SatlBTTXLLE. CbnfimtanVf, do nt deiniair till yon have tried Ater's Cheket PeltoeaU Jt is made by one of the best niediral chemists in the world, and its cares all around ns beak the high merits of its virtues, llaladclpfaa Leifftr. Ayer's Cathartic Pills THE sciences of Chemistry and Medldne hare been taxad their ntinast to prod ace this best, most perfect purgative which Is known to man.

Innumerable proofs are sliown that these Paul hare virtues which snrjMWs in excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win nn-precrdentedly ii-oo the esteem of all man. Tbvy are safe and pleasant to take, hot powerful to core. Their pens-trating prortiea stimulate the vital activities of the ldyt remove the obstructions of tU organs, pnrify the bbaml, and expel disease. They purge out the foul hunters whicn breed and grow diatemper, stimulate sluggish or dra dered ergans into their natural action, and healthy tone with strength to the whole system. iVot oalr do they cure the every-day cimiplaiute of every boJy- but also formi.UUe and dangeroiu dl-aaes that have tft'ed tlte best of human skilL While they produce powerful effects, they are at the same lim, in diniiniahed dcrs.

the safest and beat physic tliat can be empfoyed for children. Being siigar-roated, they are pleasant to take; and tainf purely vegetable, are free from any rfok ef harm. Curto have been made which surpass belief ware they not substantiated by men of such exalted positivn and chararter as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen and physicians havo lent their names to csttV fy to the publis the reliability of my remedies, while ethers have sent me the assurance of their conviction that say Preparation contribute immsuarly to the relief of my afflicted, suffering fellow-men. The Agnt below namrd Is pleased lo fnmiwh gratis my American Almanac, containing dircJons for their nee and ceitifWt of ttie-lr mrra.

of the following ceniplaiiita: OvtivenMe. Billon Complaints, Dropsy, Ilrart! urn, Ilradufhe arwing frain a foul Stomach, Nausea. Inditlun, 'lor bid Inaction of Uie llowcls ad Patn anain tbrrfrom. Flatulency, le of Appetite, all t'lrer-ous and Cutaneous iw.ws which rnirn an evacuant Medii ine. Sn.fuJ or Kind's Lvil.

Tiicy alao. by purify Itig the Mood and eilmnUting the svatem, mre many complaiuta which it aouM not I onpposed tboy rotild rearh. ettrh as lraTfies. Partial Btindneas, Nsuiiilaria and Nsrvna Intiabtlity. lieranjrrmenta of the Liver and hid ners, limit, at other Lin-Jred nipli.ints arialng frtu a tow stats of the body or il ruction of Us functUue.

Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with sons other piil Uiry snake mote profit on. Ask for A Teat Pills, and take nothins: else. No other tbey can pive yon euinr with ibis In Its intriaair vslue or curatirs powers. The sti-k want the bust aid there Is for them, aiid they should bam K. Prepared hy Ir.

J. C. AYEK. Frftctical end Chemist, Lowell, Puca Cis. rra a.

Kive lioxas foa 1. IULD RY Glaejow; T. gby. Koaiiokr; OLre DocriMA, Brunswirk; IUbnarp St. Louis, (wholesale.) and Agents in every town in the United States.

janly Sold by O. Hen-persok, Gl Radford, rayetttJ R. Y. Bao MISCELLANEOUS ADV'S. iiLr es if iimsiis! PVnit and Flowers I THE tmderpipnied takes plcasur jn annntiticinv through lh Press toUy his cuslouiers, and the? public pner-S.

ally, that lie has made ample arnihpinehts to fill with promptness and despatch, all orders Tor fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery also any orders tor mat invaluao'e iietlge i fanT, IHe Osace Orauce. Jie alM) proposes to take a few contracts, of five ro.ies each, to plant, cultivate and trim the Hedi, until it becomes a good, substantial stock-proof fence. Orders are solicited in person or through the mail, without delay. WM. J.

KEY. Glasgow, declO 'a8 3m. Plant Brother, (Successors to Clark, Plant Si Norris,) Have now in store the Largest Assortment of GARDEN, GRASS, AND OTHER 33 13 I VER offered in this market, and at as low prices as aiid genuine articles can be afforded. CALL AND SEE, ALSO, Shovels, Spades, Picks, Axes, Hatchets, Hoes; Yokes, mams, hence Wire, Jiaktk) blacksmith's Portable Korgeuilh liellows; Farmer's Portable furnace, with Cauldron i Supir Cane Crushers and Jioilers: Km row's Portable Corn Alcal and Flour Mills; Plows, Ifanows, Cultivators, Grain Cradles; Reapers, Mowers, Horse Powers, Threshersj Hay, Straw, and Corn Stalk Cutters. Horse Iilikes; Corn Shrllers, Cider Mills, Hay Presses; Steelyards, Scales from 1 oz.

to 20 tuns, Hose, Steam Packing, SEND FOR CIRCULARS. lT3Oiders solicited, and nromntlv executed. by PLANT St BKOTHKR, ro, 14 XVortli Alain feb2J-Sm St. Louis, Mo. DR.

EASTERLY'S ADVT'S. Dr. Easterlv' IODIE A.D S.nS.4PARILIA THIS Medicine will pebmakemtit cc all diseases arising from an impure state of the Bloop, or other fluids of the system, viz: ScrnFula. Ohstinate Old Sores. Pimnles on the Face.

Rlotrhf.o. Boils. Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm or Tetter, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Cancers, Goitre, White Swellings, Fever Sores, Piles, ErysipoMs, Swelling or me uunas. Pains in the Bones and Jcmt.f all Chronic Diseases, and the Diseases arising from the use of Mercury and Calomel.

Such powerful curative properties are combined in Dr. Eatf.ly's Iodise and Sabsapa- illa, that the longest standing and worst cases ot disease are thoroughly cured by it Cases that had resisted every known remedy and been given up by the most distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and incurable. For Liver Complaint and Dysphpsia it is an infallible remedy. It will cure Chronic iml Inflamatory Rheumatism, no matter how bad, if faithFnllv used. It will cure every form of NERVOUS DISEASE, and strengthen and restore the system to perfect health and visjor.

It isaposilivecurefor FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such as Irregularities of the Monthly Periods-Barrenness, ic. For females approaching that critical period of life the cessation op the menses it is invaluable. Ladies who admire a clear, beautiful, WHITE SKIN and a rosy cheek, should use Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapnrilla. It will remove Pimples from the Face, Blotches, and all roughness of the skin, and give a fair and beautiful complexion.

It will cure Dropsy, Gravel, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladders and Urinary Organs. It has no equal in these complaints. dr. easteriy's iodine and sarsaparilla is a positive and radical cure for mercurial disease, no matter how deeply it may have eaten into the frame and vital organs. It wi'l eradicate every paiticle of Mercury from the system, and heal its bad effects.

It will cure Secondary Svphilisvor venereal Disease, no matter how lring it may hava been in the system and will thoroughly annihilate and expel the Syphilitic Virus, and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter from the system, and restore it to a perfect state of HEALTH and PURITY. TO THE AFn.lCTED WITH SCROFULA OR OLD SORES Persons who have lung been afflicted with Scrofula, old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, are advised to procure GSIDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TETTER OINTMENT, to apply on the sores or diseased pans, when iisii Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifies the BLOOD, and drives out of thesvste in the impure and vicious matter, and removes the niw. while the Ointment HEALS THE SOKES.

When both are used, (which we always recommend), a failure of a permanent and radical cure has never been known. They are STEAMBOATS, ETC. Season Arrangement for IS50. REGULAR ST. LOUIS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA CITF, SIOUX CITY AND FORT RANDALL PACKET.

i JELJ! THE new, and iaYorite passenger steamer, E.H.RTLAKD, C. W. Blopnt. Commander. Clerk, will, on the opening of navigation, ply as a regular packet to the above and all other intermediate landings on the Missouri river, remaining permnnenuy in uns iraae, ana running reguivry during the entire season.

The a new boat, has recently received many valuable improvements and additions, the mote p-ominent of which is a full length and magnificently furnished cabin, rendering her now, both as a passenger, and freight steamer, equul to any in the trade, ship) ers may raiy upon having their freight always handled with the greatest care and despatch; and passengers, in traveling upon the Ry land, are assured that no ex ertion will be found wanting that could conduce to their comfort and pleasure. Her officers deeply grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed on tnem during tne past sezson, respectfully asJc a continuance of the same. For freight, passage, information, ic, apply to ner agent, iheo. jjastholow, feblO, 18o9-s'n. Glasgow, 1S59.

Season Arrangement. 1S59. REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET, For Jefferson City, Providence, Rocheport, Gib son noonvuie, Arrow kocic, Ulasgow, Cambridge and Bruuswick. I JIcSUSi THE new and light draught freight lifi' A steamer, V. W.

SUM BART, Hesry McPmkhson Master, will, on the earlv nnenin? of navigation, make tier trips as a regular weekly packet in tne aoove trade, leaving at. every Saturday evening at 4 o'clock, and returning, will leave Brunswick every Tuesday at 12 arriving in St. Louis on Thursday, The C. W. Sombart has been built expressly tor tne packet traue or tne river, and combines strength, speed and liirhtness of draught.

ine undersigned, returning thanks for past favors, respeciiuiiy solicits a iiDerai snare or patronage irom uieir irienns ana snippers Ht.Ki McFHtKbUA', Master. E. B. McPherson, Clerk. Theo.

Bartholow, jan20, 1859-s'n. Glasgow. iVOKTII niissoi'ni RAlI.ltO.lD ALL RAILROAD TO ST. JOSEPH. Opcnto Hudson.

The only litliablt Rovtt to Council Bluff.t, Omaha Sionx Cdtij-llchison, Doniphan, Wctlou, Imv enaorlh ana. Amum, and carrying the ureal Thiovgk mail. and arter Wednesday, Feb'y. 16,1859, and i until further notice, Trains will run as fol- the best remedies in the world. P.

The proprietor solemnly believes that; nn. I :ri.llvV nr iii.i lows, viz lien, ill vuiit an, iu. wi on any part of the system, if used according to i bT- Ephess leaves St, jir.iL,..: nf a i (except Sundays) at lt o'clock, a faithful and honest trial is all I ask I do not fear the result. of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1 per nottle, orsix bottles for $5. Gridley's Oiut-m 'nt 75 cents per bottle.

l'r. by Dr. Easterly, southeast corner of Third and Chesnut streets, St. I-ouis, sole pronriclor to whom all orders must be ad- I dres'd. rSTSoId by H.

WHITE, druggist, Glas gow, and by dri'gists generally. Or. Easterly' FEVER AMI AilE KILLER. Medicine will cure Fever and Ague, Dumb Chills and Fever, Intermittent and Remittent fvi, and every form of Fevtr inci dent to the Wst. Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands DR.

easterly's fevcr an'd acce killer. This medicine is a positive erne, both speedy and permanent. During the last five revs it has cured oter two hundred thol'saNO which has established its efficacy in all pari of the west as the ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for the cure of these distressing complaints. It i will also cure Enlargement of the Spleen, Ague! the Planters' House, Cake, etc. II is pei tecjly harmless to the most delicate constitution or tender infant.

Try it, ye aliiii'ted. per bottle, orsix bcttles for $5. (Of Prepared by Dr. Easterly, Corner of Tlmi! and Chesnut streets, St. Louis, sole Proprietor.

CP-Sold by II. L. WHITE, druggist, Glasgow, anil by druggists geneially. Louis drily M. Return ing, leaves Hudson (junction with Hannibal and St.

Joseph Kailroad)at 0 o'clock, a. arriving at St. Louis in time for the afternoon trains of all routes East, North and South. St. CiiARLES-ACcoMMODATiox-Daily.

(except Sunday) leaves St. Louis at 3:30 p.m. Leaves Ferry Landing (opposite St. Charles, at 8 a. m.

Passengers by this route avoid all river navigation ani staging, and reach St. Joseph twenty- four hours in advance of any other route. It is also the best; and during the winter the only route to Hannibal, Palmyra and all points adjacent to th Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, in Macon, Shelby. Marion and Kalis counties.

Connects at Allen with stages for Glasgow, Fayette, Brunswick, Keytcsville, Iluntsville and Paris. Connects at Mexico with stages for Columbia Fulton and Paris. Connects at Wellsburg with stBges for Bowling Green and Louisiana, Connects at Westville with stages for Troy, Bowling Green and Louisiana. Omnibuses will call at all hotels and private residences, upon card being left at Elliott's Omnibus Office, No. 40, under Planter's House.

Tickets can be obtained at the Depot, corner of North Market and Second strreets, or at the Company's Office, No. 40 Fourth street, under WANTED AND FORSALeT WANTED 50,000 20,000 Busbtbj'K Apply in person, to Dec. 10, 1857. Karybe 50,000 Wi the good wool this year's elm which boon, Smith Glasgow, July 2,1857. la 4 CO- WATEDBicor, Hides TwT pies, Feathers, fce.

marcha. THOMSON, LEWIS it Co' c4FOR SALE. TT inu nnu wagons, iron axle-trees, well finishes, am rate Also 1 ox wagon, all of whir? be sold very low on four months tim. oct2t THEO. BARTHOLow' Farm for Sale SR- ine ondenngned oners for safe If.

Sand Twenty Acr, mon Dwelling and Kitchen, mi adiomiii. or never raili ng water in the yard: na dance of stock water in every field, eood and Tobacco Barns. The character of the Land is at least fir--, second-rate, about 110 acres of good tiabiriJl the balance is under a first-rale fence. Sid Farm is situated in Howard rtmj about eight miles South of Glasgow, nx miat W. of Boonsborough, and Two mi let NoS Lisbon.

There is a good Saw Mill withia 1 fcju and a good School Honse within mil otlL premises Churches are also convenient KT For further information apply t9 On dersigned, JAMES V7IXS05 dec23 1st mch. "va VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE, The subscriber offers for sal Jf fyg the farm on which he resides, 31 miles South of Glasgow. The tract consists of 451 acres, 160 of which is av closed. The land runs to 'he Missouri river heavily timbered, has a good landing, and ist fc site for a wood-yard. The improvements cotmit of a good dwelling, out-houses, stables, barm, tc, house, Slc Good water in abundance.

Tin land is adapted to Hemp, Tobacco, 4c. jan6-3mos. CARTER B. CAS0X. FOR SJLE.

ONE of the most desirable prirdi jiiL. residences in the City of Fayette ent lo business, churches, and schools, yet tired; in complete order, with ample yard tU garden grounds, stabling, ice boose, 4.C. For fax. ther particulars apply to A. Hendriz or TWaa Ka- janJu-tt.

Dr. Bakers Specific. Tliis is a sfe and certain cure for Glet-t, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordoe, Diseases of the Kidney's and Bladder, and all Diseases of the Genital Organs. Reader, have you a private disease? Do not neglect it. If you go to a regular physician with your case you peril! yonr reputation.

If you go to an advertising quark, you peri II yonr health fur life. Avoid both, and use Dr. Baeeb's Specific, which has suved thousands upon thousands fiora the hands of the Merciless Quacks, if not fioin a Premature Grave. With Dr. Bakek's Specific you can Cure Yourself and Prevent Exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medidicine.

Price $1 50 per bottle. fctfPrepared by Dr. Eastsbly, corner of Tim and Chesnut streets, St. Louis, sole Proprietor. (J-Sold by II.

L. WHITE, druggist, Glasgow, and by druggists generally. STOP THAT COUGH! DR. CARTER'S COl'GII BALSAM Will cure Coshs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Pleurv, Whooping Cough, Croup? Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Too much care and nttention cannot be given to diseases of the THROATuid LUNGS.

Kea.i'r, have ou a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Lungs? Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous, MILLIONSdie annually by neglecting a COMMON COi.D. Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to an early death. Be advised in time, and procure at once that celebrated remedy. Dr.

Caster's Cough Balsam, the greatest and best bemedy i the world. It has cured thousands upon thousands after physicians and every other remedy had failed, and the patient given up to die. Physicians, drug gists, and all wlio nave used Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, universally acknowledge it the most prompt, pleasant and ErncActors bemedy known for all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Price Trial bottles, 25 cents; larger bottles, $1 pr bottle, or ti bottlrs for $5.

by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chesnut streets, com proprietor, and to whom all orders must be sent to get the genuine, (resold by H. L. WHITE, druggist, Glas gow; Dr. RADFORD.

Fayette, and by druggists generally. R. WALKER, Chief Engineer and Superintcndest. feb2l, ISSa-tf. A SAFE AO CHEAP LIGHT.

HAVING purchased the exclusive right to sale of Danford Si Baily's NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMP, in the county of Howard, I now offer to the pub lie the most BEAUTIF'L ECONOMICAL LIGHT now in use; the cost being about ONE CENT AN HOUR, to make as much light as THREE OR FOUR CANDLES. thousands can testify that it is the BEST LAMP IN USE. The lamps are for churches, stores, private dwellings, kitchens, tc. Call and examine them for yourself. nov4 HUGH L.

WHIRE. For sale by J. Henderson, Fayette. BANKING AND EXCHANGE. PIKE'S PEiHI.

THOSE bound for Pike's would de well to call and examine a superior lot of Colt' Pistol, Bowie KniTe, Water Proof Caps, and a few excellent Huntina Watches, cold or silver, warranted correct time keepers. Also Appropinlo gift articles, as remembrances for those left behind. ALL, CHEAP! feb25 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. COLT'S RIFLE. VE of Colt's celebrated Rifles, eight shooter, on tne same principle or the lievolver; wil shoot accurately four hundred yards, and will fire eight time in a minute.

For snle Terr low. JOHN CHAMBERLAI. Cirilooper'8 Female Cordial will cure Kxcessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus, or Whites, and all irregularities of the monthly periods in Females, ft will bring on the periods when checked by colds or any other muse. Sold by Dr. Easterly, comer of Third and Chesnut streets.

St. Louis, H. L. White, Glasgow; Dr. Bradford, Fayette, and by druggists generally.

febJ4, 1859. LOOK OUT! ALL the notes and accounts due W. P. Pitts Miiki be Pit id by the 10th of March, as longer indulgence cannot be given. feb24 CHAS.

A. McNAIR, Myneeof W.P.Pitts. FOE SALE. THE owner of a valuable patent will sell his interest, covering the entire State of Missouri, at a price that will leave large room for speculation. A Mode of ihe machine can be seen at the store of John Chamberlain.

fet24-tf G. W. LYNN, Agent ENOUGH TOR EVERYBODY. I HAVE a very large lot of the best Garden Seed, put up in pint packages, and, also, mailer pepars. fb2tV4w H.

L. WHITS. Bkanch Exchange Bank or St. Loois, Glasgow, April 22, 1858. THIS Branfh will keep constantly ot hand sight Exchange upen Saint Louis, and the East, iu sums to suit, at current rates.

WILLIAM C. EOON, Cash. NOTICE. BOOKS for subscription to the capital stock of the Branch of the Exchange Bank of St. Louis, at Glasgow, will be re-opened at Ihe Banking House of said Branch, on Monday, the 21st for the remainder of capital stock ($50,000) yet to be subscribed, and will remain open under the superintendance of Messrs.

Dabney C. Garth and Thos. Shackelford, until the whole is subscribed. By order of the Board. -feblO, 'u9-tf.

WM. C. BOON, Cashier. MISCELLANEOUS ADVS. Blankets and Flannels.

Bed and crib blankets Coat and wrapper blankets Negro and saddle blankets Flannels, in ll colors and kinds SMITH, BOON Aco. nov4 BOON, DUNCAN SMITH FARM FOR SALE, Tj, There will be sold in Fayette, How- ard county, for partition, dur- fajt ing the June term of the Circuit Court, by order of same, on twelve months en it from date of sale, a very desirable farm, locitif 1 3-4 miles south-west of Fayette, on the State road to Boonville, containing about 250 tern, all under fence'and in a good state of (umntioa, with the exception of about 40 acres; which inclosed, but well The soil is ficl ui productive; is welt- adapted to the growtk af grain. Hemp or Tobacco; it ij conveniently video: into nelds and pasture laad, the laUecbaa well set ia blue grass, and has plenty ef aenr failing spring water. There is oae-of tat best orchards in the county, which has never bm known to fail yielding its fruit 1 There is I pxi Brick Dwelling, bam, stables, corn cribs, iagf, ice, and milk houses, all of which are well arranged and convenient. A No.

1 frame aegis cabin; a good well of water near the dwdlia; house. In fact, it is one of the most deunUi locations in the county. In point of health, aofV borhood and schools, it can't be surpassed; Fqt ette having one ofthe best schools in the Stito, deservingly, has a high reputation at boo ai abroad. Therefor, those wishing a farm ires' situated in every respect, would dowett ll and see for t.iemselves; there is not a doubt bat that they would be pleased. WM.

P. JACKSO.f ffSt. Louis Republican copy three mastta) weekly, and send bill to this office. A Wanted to Hire. VI A NEGRO GIRL about 13 years hie for ft nurse.

Annlv at this office. arj-tf. TO FARMERS. would again advisa the farmers of the country that we are ia the market far Fat cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Turkeys, Chickens, Butter, Efigs, Game, Vegetables, fay for which we the highest market rates, IX CASH. We have no goods to sell at high rates, or bark for produce, but will pay cash on delivery.

Unecr me nrm will always Be at tne worn Boat, ready to receive ladies or gentlemen wat may have anything in our line to sell, and pronely pay for the sam. Those coming to town will marketing, are requested ta come directly to tat boat, as we buy everything, and pay good pritw, in cash. feblT. SEIBEL, HERTFORD CO. XXX ALE.

THIS celebrated Brand of Ale, wild I warrant to be No. 1, will be on hand, for sale by th BARREL, KEG, JUG. or 4 BOTTLE in qtiinUtiel suit families or others. Will keepin anjweitt-er. A fresh mpply Now on baud.

haj eeived. G. O. WAGNEi- April 1. 1858.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVS. LIME! I.I ME! Fresh and good, alwin hand, by TILLMAN PHIPi auglD AGAINST HUMBUG, THE WORST OF ALL EVILS. J. Lormis, Apothecary, AT THC CORNEB, GLASGOW, MO. PREPARER and dealer in genuine pure Medicines and Chemicals, also pure Brandy and Wines, only for medicinal purposes.

Drugs, Oils, Paints, Window Glass. Fine and Common Per fumery, genuine Patent Medicines of the day, Dye Stuffs, and everything belonging to the Drug aid Grocery Line. Best Gas always on band. ST Be careful! Look out for the right place, (fy Remember that this is the only establish ment West of St. Louis.

ALL who are indebted to ma, ar. requested to mak immediate uttlement. as it is now about M24tw H. 1, MJKWG ROOM FOR JTEW STOCt JX2? DESIRING to make room for Exttna Spring purchases, I offer COST a very fine lot of clothing, of all tally overcoats. Also Boots and Sua" GREAT EARCAISS can be had by an early call AGAINST HrMBl'Gt COAL OIL! COAL The brii safest and cheapest burning fluid troduced.

The pure articla for sale at jn27. J. LORMWu PURE Brandy warranted genuine, and scarce article in this section for sale BT -deelS J. LORW WHITE LEAD, Linseed Oil, aad all kinds of Paint, the largest Stock in no4 HUGH L. WHITS- PAINTS to close out before twg j.

non commences a rew 1 of pure white lead, a few barrels of I turpentine, yarnishes and window BjJI-y' ij TJhiTS. D. 1, will be sold very low by SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persons indebted ta the lata firm of buunTarnm arerespMtfuUy reoo to corns in and settle. rn febir.

BOBBINS, TATV.