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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
Ry TIE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERY NAIL
co,,e.nondence d To IHouhe
PHLADELrmA Thursday. May %

,.-,,c.,ondence Of The tribune.
PmLADELrHA. Thur.day May %
heavy deialcaton ia this city hss inst come
III, and A number Of men 10 public business are
- 10 BE- implicated The case is uo' yet maipfed'
-, ,sr BE- to day or tomorrow. One o. the par,."-
- t,ea arrested but be- has had TO hearing get me
~ wl ts before Alderman Buckley j. Is npo''i''9
:. 70, 20 ascertain fully the particular
vr r. Z Barnum opcls bic Museum in ''-' '''.' '''
On, sr.t time on Monday nest
While excayaf.ng fhc rcar part - ine .e.."i ~"
v.-chsnt.st Yesterday morning " '''.' 1'l'-'-''.D-
- Nv Of An infant was found Lotn "eff in fe-
variable state Of prc.cfsaii0n
f,.,,c Daily 'hc man who Wa ran over On the 60.
la.nbia Railroad by train 81 cars near 'aiN'Dui-.
ssl,t a week ago died ia-t Night a. ihe Hospital
Ill.,, .,rs-f. today are generally quiet Light sales 0i
-, penn brands Or export 80 8 n Rye Flour hrnl-ai
a. RI IA .. Jy bb.s Wheat s rather n favor 1' hold
30 bed l1cl.r,. the sales were go bu-0-
A. ffi 10 Iol for rcl- ard l'a fo 07 for wlfe Cora
'''-.ioe ,ar.ierafeIv az W CO. weight Com Nea.
j. "a fcd af1-5 ID Cotton me frmre-s 81 holders
,e,en,ed operations WHISKY. "a 20 = cf- .n hhds
"a BIZ. win limited inquiry TIE market is waiting
i Or s1ocx>fi,a B.a,d-SiOo Sch Say o.. icis
$40 d. y. si.lop do - s@t' 49, - ; ~" siae
=, g- i.. s4p0 go 30. - lON, 5000 C.u " IS
p,4s o.. v SlfO0 : Ireas Nofe- .s. lll $500 CRY
G.r.rd Bans. Ia ~ " Wilmington Rk, e ~ Fleming.
f,~ Copper % - y a ln- Co., p. 1000 Cto.speaAe
Caaal y. Pa = Reading kl;. ~
Ss,nrf B,1yd-l P~nn-y ana BANK. lN' " Mfraanic-
R.as. . - 4 : banA. Z 500 Leniea t.", $40
Rea5.ag EI Bond-, ',i - .'F state .- =, ~ Wna-
i.1 Rk n Reading hk. j.. sjnfn 81. SO. &c. ~. f
~ Wilmington kR Bonds. De-. 8ji Nofi Am b.. III
NAvAL-The q. : Race Independence, Lieut.
Richard Page Commander bearing the broad pcnuant
a. Commando VIM Bradford -buDrlck arrived M
Hampton Roads yesterday ~hc come, direct from
IparaisO. and made tho passage n % day- Tine io.
loving Is list u hcf officer. Commodor" VIM Bran.
ford -hubuck Lieut. Commanding Richard J.. fatei
ieof surgeon. baiy Washington Lieutenan's-' ia'.
Hos wood Montgomery Lewis. IT. no. Taylor smith,
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Passengers Arrive,

r. sr- 1e Fffr-. ~ Ll. . . fa.a
- ltn.. ht--- t4..a fr,ass -..-r-aa. " fa-.-
..- Wsrf Dr. ~ l.Is. h J- b.
Passengers Arrived.
n s-q To- y f. C,--.erfsn 81. 10 sr r ~ W.- go
| z = Il. Z III
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airline JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK....MAY -.
MINIATURE ALvaxAC....rfrls DAY


rss srs-g 60 ~ s--s- j. Tar vs. Ut .
HlsH wATFs....Nay 81
A. ssl1y H4ot. tsn 6.r ~ c.. ID "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI

u MISE BllLDiNbS, Broadway between fnnce and
Spung s-Ihs collection, tie largest IN the world, and
tle only oi the knd this county sxhbs the differ
eni classes of society 90 CHINA, the form u government
and customs, progress ia the Arts Regions Laws
Literature Agriculture Trades and Manufactures IL con
ss- large number Of ngures 81 the size OF NE several
hundred paintings, stores apartments vessels, models OF
temples houses and bridges specimens Of manufactures OF
various klnds agricultural aud mechanical implements,
musical Instruments lanterns, &c &c Open daily rom
A 81 ullD T VI Ambulance 3 cents Children under
L tear. of age Lall price. y lsu
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Lo cARnlNcToN. Aaeqeaes,

Rl JACOB =. PLtrT.-ASSlGNEkS sALk
- or GOLD AND SlLN tR WATCHES. FOR CASH.
Viii be- sold rus DAY, Shove a. y o'clock, at the
auction roOu % fiatfs after the Of hardware aud
cutlery consisting If al descriptions % gold and silver
watches patent levers. lepne.. anchors h and extra
ie"red. and large assortment OF gold lewelry rings,
pns chains, ornaments, bracelets, &c Sc 10 which The
attention OF purchasers j. directed mygA r.
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EI CANADA STRAW HaT-.-Hsuers viii fnd
III good supply u Us src-e aid vsrefy " Ger-
leu.el's sumner Ha-s AZ
CONKLIS X HAWKIES's
NV DDS = Nasszl-sf ID stare
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MILLIONS PROSE WORKS



P-f.lsrt- haf-h. l.f s.o f-r- d. .fu-
Ns..r-rsfl srf sr4rf-.r' fsrftnn Brf isrs
lh-f-s much -asn "r -1r-re That fn- rrs- ~fs- 90 vi
U. 1~tuf stuu The hand. of
cor-rrg sfvs ultl might bel f-ff-i
u.rr-t4r- ir-n s tldy 1 their efss AMI n-rou-
'i.-l|a
The Jolma. 0f the Pilgrims o. Plymouth DO New Eng
and. In 1880 Reprinted from the orr gnsl volume; with
.tOrical and Local Illustrations Of Provtences Prnc-
pies and Persons By George 3 Chcevef D. author ~
WandeunE- iu the Mont Blanc and J4nsirtu Ape" &c
Sc &c. The OrEuA. Journal, no 0a pages iAe lustra-
ions VI Providence, Principles &c. n .t9 pages limo.
pnce $ CLOTH and 81 81 cloth git Published and for
LH LnN-l .laI JOHN WILEY. lnL HrualWav-
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LADIES AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE CITY respectfully requested 70 tx
anime The large STOCK 81
Pans printed Greu idiles, Paris printed Orsandie-,
Pans printed rik Tissues, Paris Pruied Jaconsts,
Pans pn1ied FOulafts, Pans printed PefcAs,
Pans pnnted Bareges, Pane printed Cahco.s'
Pain barege. GrensdIne, SIX Tssu-, Toll du Nord,
plan Canton Grapes. &C
summer Silks VI every description
Back silks OF every description.
Parls Embroidedes, Laees. Wells Scarf tets Sc
Hosiery. OlOvrs Mlus, Ribbons, Beit-. Cfayais
Canton Grape ,1aNls embroidered and plaln-eyefy
color
Grsnadlne sh8ws and SCARE,
B4rege SlaWls and -carfs.
Cashmere Slavls ami ,cans
Mourning Goods. 0f every description.
Linen g0od-. of every description
Muslin goods, ri every lescr p-yn.
The above VIII w. found, examination ~ - ne
arrest and cheapest stock 90 Gods I'm the city worthy ne
Attention n ile ru1Ac. JANIS BIC a %
myxl iH -e0d j Broadway
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IN TEMPORAL WANTS ADMINISTERED TO
LII 10 lae way of A. Hat that and looks well
a. any 81 Hat made splendid ones al & % and
s75 Caps, Is ets % g. WOOD, 81 Csall-si near
Broadway. nyl5 lE1s'
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CALIFORNIA.
CAIEORHIA-

I'M SUBSCRIBERS ~sg1 CAL he attention u The
Il ll4 c Their 5Uld washers cle best machines Of
fae md offered pua.c Ta-y are DE most simple
al portable " any made Boz ,s ey and al scknowied
tam be- fle m0-t e-re1t Our machines are 80 con
.lrlcfed l they can b. faA@u apar ar packed anal
TUNA all cro-- ir lsln4gs a. baggage We uviie hose
who .JlI to ca 40 lx2t Fl-0n-st cor Nasal and
soe a. 0perslon before -ley NDld boy elsewhere.
mT-4 3usr SHERWOOD FiTZGERALD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

rcarikrd ef- The oldest established company IN The
wurt. The first to hsmonizc Negro me cdcs ami orgi
nar. Of fle present popular style of Ethiopian Entertain
werfs whose hrs city during the past three
wears most conclusive evidence 0 their superior merit
and afracfycness. The Company consists OF Per.
formers. under the direction ct +. 7 IhMSlh. Doors
1peu 40 Concert commences A. O'Clock An Afternoon
Concert every SATl kDAl ny@l iwls'
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unrksts....C CAREFULLY RrroSrrO ron THE TElsuSr-

ASHEs-Ar. ssssad and The saes arr 40 oes Al 20
q, - tor Peers mostly a. 30 :. aud Is ~ TOT ie's.
COTrON-The approach o lie s'sslsf pf-el 49, '
49, - Inland NJ & flofda. = q & lei
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CHRISTYs MINISTRIES,

OPEN EVERY NIGHT
MECHANICS HALL. ~ ~ Broadway. between
and /. uf
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CALIFORNIA lIINEK-, DEPOT. 10 Broad

v way-permaneui'y e.is6As1ed f0r California trade
FOR ssle, Jelllsons Pei Maehne, The Submerged Whlr
ING Pan snt other superior God Wa.hsrs conysaent for
nue carnage also lh- best Miners Pump, and al good
appliances fof mining Which Manufactured by ne sub
scnber. slo has had cera1e Ngerence "a he god
region oi Georgia AZ .s1l WALTER d. GIBSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

On FOX SALE or EXCHANGE FOR cifY
- PhOfkhIl--A farm " IS scfes, sgpenors and. 10
nDo order. House sptciOus and tsnani house, 100
barns ~ith osr O.t building, within hs mile and Ia
.kltl Of no hafem Railroad DeDO, al White FsiGs tine
vel u excellent vaisr and living spnes ~ eis.
faon " - est aoOve ne top q TIE bouss, which eod
De introduced throus ho1t small exp~nse ineuife
ANDREW MARINE, While la.ns, "a ne prsaasss, O.
d THEODORE MARITIME, 10 Slnfs-sve1ss New
YORK. ByB IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

IrOR -UMMER WEARING have nov on hand
4 extensive assortment VI hrsi qlAliy ready made
garments. csnpn.inK dress and frOcE coats casLmefe
zephyr g.o- ernO. paca cofh and Anen, TAGS
aI crIlg palfapous vests n ffeai rafsty
A. our prov er1lal. j moderate prces - 49,
WM T JESSiNGS co.
myl8isn 81 Bryadway, opposlte tao F0sniAin
DYLE,- SEWING -ILk.-EqsA ~ the bear
IL ft4lan ln usrkrf pa up on iNze fpfr1s
I'd 81 yaris aud assorted to slit sny maze Draiefs
lry 0fef ne skrn tor .y01lg " fstans For sac
H6RsTM1sS Sons DRU CKER, SOC Assn;s.
rrrs rr .-oi Naltrn-.ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

j BLEECKER, Aucuoneer
ENECITOR'~ SALE OF fourteen prime lots on tho
IL southeast OF Third avenue aud Thirty ghh-
al the Merchants ENchange, the Sist inst al II
the safe al The oihce myN lwiss
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THUN- BILL, AucUunctT
Auction NOTICE ENua sale of the following
a aiuable aruces. THURSDAY. At ioi O'Clock. 81 II
>puices tho furniture and hungs OF counting house
AMI Uarroom cOuncrs desks marble top tables, chairs
tables. household furniture, large lot of glass ware.
lamps. u"bers &c sofa bed sofas, bureaus, &c. Also
a. II o'clock precisely. four valuable piano torc- paint.
ing. house keeping arlsles, &C IL
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BOOK TRADE.
PErERsoN,s MAGAZINE.

ARARE CHANCE FOR A PREMIUM
NoR IS Use rufE ro sURscrlsf
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YCEUM GALLERY OF THE OLD MASTERS,
55 BrOadway-rle finest col ecuon Of Paintings and
Elgravings this country Open on Mondays, Wed
nesdays AID Fridays until 10 VI. On Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays unll sunset. a5o lms'
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE ARTS
THE EXHIBITION Oh PAINTINGS by Ant
Of the above school. viii be- open every day, sun
day. excepted from 10 O'Clock A until 20 o'clock NJ
a. the arge roOm over the hall Of the Church Of Divine
Unity In Broadway, between Spring and Prince su Ad-
mi scion Is ceuis season un 18th June, inclusive,
81 cts Catalogues ~. cts. alb mis-
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NOI NG LADY WHO .s -.a- 'n Attend -rrr..
= \ tla- .~rr. children fH -iar -.ara
rIIr-t ,.l .r. l..- .t reference Ca. 30 ~ fa-.
- l.
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~n-,OpPO,ITION BOAT.-Aaa-As scg

IL Opposition BOAT.-Ana. Asse2.
G4os1t:Kc1N ~ Llus ~ Albany ana ROY s1nainf
.sewbgrsn. P0ashkeepss, Ainsston ana
Cozs4rzl-. Fare intsrHadiste landings - essas
fare a cents Der.hs - cenis-kssussr Gays aon
SeN.fork Moodsy, "Wednesday s0a fnd.I iron
Albany, Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. fhs n<t-
cave he Pier AZ ts foot OF R0bsnsonst his afternoon
o'cocs For freight passage o. state fco1s, sypJ
on board the boat OF 70 oEO y oIAsLzI
myz5 IL AZ Ne ok1ce On ms cecA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

@[5 8ENJAMIN,s BRASS SPRING TRUSS
us . n. bee as1a-sf. ~ I Bsver grow veal
- ~ r..S ron tEs moisture or beat of tns eody.
- one rshf always nshl" Pressure grsd-
q s.t~d frufn / % ~ ss without b<ck-psd.
which doe. great ingry the spine sx days ris vss
AID n MOI perfectly satisfactory, money f.sarnsd ttee1
sous Tnl.ses al re51ced pnces AIso Ins osa IL W
saoQldss Braces and Abdominal Supporters ~ neSau
DowER PRESS WORK-Doos By 0DoR9B
i HALL n fab0s Bafd;ash easansn- sb&
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.T~~MORNISc B0AT yoa eoLp
n. intsrIBsi ale pace -Iss ns~ s,ss1-
er JOSEPH bELKSAP. Capt Isi.nsn. ~sn Issss
49,, "a Cs.mb~S..t svery monlns Of O'clock. hesnn
lng. caves Cod spnss at IL n and peesssih al -
Os sundays this Up . eIissssa 70 s.~.ursh. ss.ss
BvSs Ia. WIN R1DFORD 1 co Sz wsstst
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BUrrER nrApE1N TO MINUTES.

DANIEL BURNETT. President
-. Secretary. myi6 Jmiseod
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the amount for taking rare Of Cour ROOM Sc To he co
nnued- PIE Nr Muock for def Mr.. Smith and Mr
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DLANk B0ok.. WRITING PAPERS.-


l.. .-~.--s -. - ~ .-.err0n Of dealers very
reusve assortment of movements % his own recent por
- r.sgrt,ou In F1g.Aut ROYAL L. ROBBINS,
r,vl5 ir.. 50 Jotl-sL 40 - -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
Residence and Lands for Sale.

IHE undersigned having purchased land
in st. Louis County, and intending to
remove there in the spring, is DESTROYS OF
disposing ofhis property here, which consists
of
good dwelling house, with comfortable
out buildings, in the town of Monticello, to,
gether with nine acres of land under good
fence.
Atso-300 acres in the forks of the Chart
ton, joining Mr.. Moore's lands, and about
four miles from Glasgow There are from
80 to 100 acres in cultivation, 25 of which is
we'll set in timothy-the balance is excellen,
hemp land.
AtSo-200 acres high bottom land. well
timbered, about four miles from Glasgow, ".
ing near the Missouri river, and well adapted
to keeping a woodward, one ha wing been
kept there for sumo time, and being opposite
Cambridge.
All of which will be sold on terms to sui
purchasers. For further particulars apply tC
WIN. c. NOODSON,
Dec. ID, lS49.--4l If Monticello.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
December So p. NJ

DCSCIlOCl 90 r. NJ.
In the Senate, Mr.. Pearce presenter,
the credentials of David Stewart, elect
ed Senator from Maryland, who was
sworn in. took his seat, sand then the
Senate adjourned.
ln.the House, members proceeded to
ballot for Speaker. First .balo,-
Cobb 81; Winthrop 100; FPotter 90;
Richardton %; Gentry T; Strong -.
Second balIo,-Cobb l6; Winthrop
1902; Nilmo, 7; Boyd IA; Potter 40;
Miller 8; Richardson Is; Strong 5. Gen
try S; Bayly 2; Scattering Q.
Third ballo,-Cob 0; Winthrop lo2;
Potter AZ; Boyd %; Miller s; Rich
ardson -; Wilmot 8; Gentry S; Bay
y 3; Scattering 8.
A motion was now made 10 adjourn
which was lost
1t is believed that the resignation of
Mr.. King, Of Georgia.has been receiy.
ed.
Fourth baIlot-Cobb 7; Winthrop
l02; Potter 81; Wilmot 7; Boyd %;
Richardson g; Miller 6; Gentry 5; Scat
tering o.
Mr.. Butler. of Pennsylvania. offered
a resolution that Mr.. Winthrop be
Speaker of the House, and that he lie
authorized to name Clerk. Much
laughter)
Mr.. Thompson. of Massachusetts,
suggested that Mr.. Cobb be elected
Clerk.
Mr.. Butler asked if that would be
acceptable, and added. if This is a bar.
gain, at all events i, cannot be private
one; the object of the resolution is that
we have an organization, that we may
get the public documents and lay them
before the country, as the Postmaster
General had arranged expresses to dis .
tribute them through the country.
Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee. said he
would like to know whether there had
been any engagements made to carry
the report of the Postmaster General TO
Baltimore. (Laughter)l
A motion was made to adjourn,
which failed. %
Fifth ballo,--Cobb 6; Winthrop IO2;
Wilmol 7; Boyd II; Potter 10; Rich
ardson 5; Miller S; Gentry 5; Scatter.
ing Q, .-..-.....r.r- .....
The Sixth ballot is now proceeding.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
PERRY DAVIS

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER!!.
The Great Remedy of the Nineteenth Cen
tury.
WIS celebrated medicine is now Offered
l. to the citizens Of Glasgow and vicinity,
as an unfailing panacea for all diseases of the
chest and hrer. Fsrer and Agae it iiRs right ID
for Dyspepsia its efficacy is undoHbted Pain
in the head, sine, book and loins, yield at once
to its influence. Toothache it cures in an in
slant. Bowel complaints and Diarrheas are
relieved of all their dangerous consequences
by its use.
Used as Liniment in Rheumatic affec-
tions its virtues are speedily manifest. For
cuts, burns, bruises, ring-worm, scald-head,
and scrofulous affections generally, it is a
perfect heal-all. One bottle will prove all
this. Try it. ........- .-....... .....
Sold by A. T. WOODWARD, corner Of
Fourth and Olire, st Louis, General agent for
the West. 1t can be had from 0. HENDERSON,
Druggist. Glasgow; PORTER g. HENDERSON,
Lexington, Mo-, DR., VIM. SNELsoN, Fayette,
Messrs BENEDICT 4 STEINER, Boonville.
Nov 20, lS49.-39-6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
To Rent or Lease,

A very valuable Tobacco or Hemp farm,
IN situated on the main road leading from
Glasgow to Brunswick, about miles from the
former adjoining the land of John Moore,
Charlton County, upon which farm there are
from so to 100 acres in cultivation, all under
good fence, u comfortable Log Dwelling
house and other out houses; together with
large frame roof tobacco houses. This farm is
supposed to be unsurpassed in point Of soil,
convenience of location, and other advantages;
to those who may desire to go largely into
the cultivation of emp or Tobacco, it will be
rented for one or more years, on reasonable
terms. Apply to the subscriber living near
Glasgow, Mo.
WILLIAM D. SWINNEY.
Nov Is, 2S49 --37--tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
CbarIess 81 Blow.

Wholesale Dealers and Importers Of l.
npIrGS PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, GLASS
WARE, &c.-AND AGENT FOR
washington Avenue, Opposite American F"
Company, st. Lo4ts Mo. ~ 4
.H. -a3 = Sr LOUIS, Mo. -nanG EtJ
yU>pE subscribers have received their Fal
importations, which have been selected
with great care, to which the attention o
Merchants, Physicians and De1lersis respect
" Prices current furnished when requested,
81 Louis, August 80, lS49.-l-tm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
Going 10 California.

rNllE subscriber having concluded to try
Il his fortune in California, is now offer
ing his work at greatly reduced prices in
order to dispose quick of all his material on
hand, and to convert it into ready cash.
All those DESTROYS of getting fine monu-
meets made for their dead relations or friends
have chance now, TO realizs their desire on
a very cheap scale indeed.
have on hand great variety of the fines,
Italian and American Marble, purchased at
the lowest prices. PHILIP BAIER,
Dec. 10, llS49-4l-t or Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
A Beautiful stock
Groceries,

Very choice rio, java, and maracibo coffees
Brown, loafand crushed sugars
Choice Imperial, G P and black teas
I'd indigo, Fl ne ombre madden, dye stuffs
Sugar house and plantation moasses
Golden syrup, Vinegar and ell other family
groce res of the finest qualities at low prices,
for sale by BOON 1ALBOT3 SMITH
Fayette oct H.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
FEVER & AGUE. FEVER u AGUE
NO CURE! NO PAY!

The only real cure for Fever and Ague,
Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent
snd Remittent Fevers, and all the various
forms Of Bilious diseases incident to the
west, is TO be found in . ID. .-..-.. . ..
"Bonplands Feuer and Asue Remedy"
A purely vegetable compound. All who
have tried it admits it TO be the only Ireliable
remedy for the worst cases Of Fever and Ague.
1t was never known to fail-it not only
stops the chiAs but 1t intanibly cures--by re-
moving every symptom from the system; if it
don't do all we say the money will be returned.
For sale by AT. WOODWARD, corner Of
Fourth and Olire, St. Louis, General Agent
for the west. And by o. HENDERSON, Drug
gist, Glasgow; PORTER & HENDERSON, Lex
ington, Mo-, DR.. VIM SNELsoN, Fayette,
Messrs BENEDICT d STEINEE, Boonvile.
Nov. 20, lS49.-39-6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
Hats and Caps.

OUR friends and the public are respectfully
" invited 10 examine very choice aid ex-
iensive assortment OF
Fine otter and fur caps
Woerine and nohair do .- ...H
Cloth and Glazed do ..| Ha.Ha q
Boys and children's do (all kinds) aa .aa
Also beautiful stock including every va.
rety of hats Pc 10 a...---. ,.......
Otter and beaver sombreroes (soft hats)
Marone, drab and black monterey hats
Extra super. silk, beaver and brush hats
Handsome soft wool hats (all colors)
Fur and angola hats RI .Ia
Our stock Of hats includes every style and
variety of quality; from the mast fashionable,
to the low crown and broad brim. from the fin
est material to the lowest desirable quality of
negro hat, and we assure our friends the prices
will be entirely satisfactory to them, and guar
antee quick sales to
- BOON TALBOT q SMITH.
Fsyette, oct. IL, le49 ,e cad bob ts-.r-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20

SENATORS FROM ALABAMA.--Will.
lam X. King has been elected Senator
for the long term, and Jeremiah Glenn
ems for the short term. The latter
beating Benz. Fitzpatrick, the regular
caucus candidate. On the first ballot
the vote stood as follows:
First William II. King, dem,
81, Arthur F. Hopkins, wing; So; Reu.
ben Chapman, DEM. l5.
TIE second ballot issnot given.
Third baliol-king II; Hopkins So;
King elected.
For the other Senator VIC have only
the frs, and fourth ballots, as follows:
First ballot--Benj. Fitzpatrick, dem.
60; A. +. Hopkins, wing, So; Jeremiah
Clemens, dem. 81.
Fourth Ballot--Fitzpatrick, 65; Hop.
kins, 80; Clemens, 25; scattering, c.
No election.
On the seventh ballot Fitzpatrick
lacked one vote of an election.
At subsequent meeting Jeremiah
Clemens, an Independent Dmocral wal
elected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
The Glasgow ROck-hOuse.

NE Glasgow R0ck-house is well known
L TO everybody, and situated as il is, in
the most business part Of our town, and ar
ranged for business and family purposes, with
great sntficiency of the clearest we'll water,
It offers great inducements to any person de-
sirous of locating himself in this most flourish
imp town, But The subscriber, anxious TO
realize his California dreams, is equally anx-
ious to sell this valuable property, even at
sacrifice, on the most favorable terms.
Persons wishing te purchase the Rock
house will please make an early application.
PHILIP BAIER.
Glasgow, Dec. 10, lS49.-4l-2t ...
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-20
Fresh Groceries y!

'TNHE undersigned h as just returned from
Il st Louis, where he purchased and now
has in store the largest and most complete
stock of Groceries, Iron, Blacksmiths' Tool>,
Liquors, &c, that has ever been offered in
this market, to which he respectfully calls the
attention OF purchasers, consisting of
30 hhds N o Sugar OBJ.
50 bills Loaf, clarified g. crushed do
100 bags Rio, Java and Havana Coffee
/ rs assorted cotton yarns
10 bales brown cottons and osnaburgs
SO boxes mould, star, and sperm candles
, so 4" assorted candies and kisses
so window glass assorted w H.
so /" prime Cheese sr -- ....
8 chests black and green teas, in IA,
1-2 and ID packages a'-.a. .|.-a
20 tons genuine sligo Iron r..r
10 doz. Corn brovms
100 kegs tar .' ..
rs kegs Missouri Iron nails US on.
with many other articles usually kept in my
line: call previous to purchasingsis solicited
-'.''t .'''. ''s' "l JOHN D.PERRY.
Glasgow, Nov Is, l $40. --. s..-.. -.-.-