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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-08

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, 81 OO
If not paid before the close of the year, w
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar for the
Grst and SO cents for each subsequent Insertion
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
or every description, executed with neatnes and
despatch on reasonable terms
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand, and
for sale low.
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John III, Potts,

DENTAL SURGEON,
ST. LOUIS, Missouri.
tyofice No. 10, Locust street, between Fourth
and Fifth Streets FIRST door west of Odd Fellows
Hall, October s, lS4S.--3lm3
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Volume 0.
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office, up stairs, nert door to Crenshd"s Hofel'
Entrance, Wafer Street.
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AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
v.B, PALMER, Esq, is authorized to procure
Advertisements, receive descriptions, and make
Collections for the GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES, OF
his Offices in the following cities:
PHrLApELrHIA-North-We Corner OF Third
and Chestnut Streets
BALrrxoRk--Sou,h-E East Corner Of Baltimore
and Calvert streets.
New YoRK-Tribune Buildings.
BosroN--No. 5, State street.
Fayette-Andrew J. Herndon.
HuntspiHe-Wm. D. Malone,
Bloomington--Thomas G. Sharp.
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P. 8. The prescription / have given is
the practice Of Dr.. Tiffin here, who has at.
tended over 200 cases, and los, but I2-and
they were collapsed before he saw them
a success that other Physicians did no,
meet with. Nv.
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AGENCY.
YTHE undersigned would inform the public that
l. be will attend to paying Taxes for non.resi.
dents on lands in Randolph County, Mo-; and will
attend to the collection of all claims in the Ran
ed persons; and will also act as General Agen,
for ali who eatrust business 70 his care. Letters
should be postpaid to insure attention.
TERRY BRADLEY.
Huntsville, Mo-, Nov. %, l846.
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INss .sANlE..
Protection Firr Gnt Marine Insurance Co
Hartford, Conn.


Incorporated IN l>-i. Annual Premiums. Cqp!tgi
Stock and surplus Fund. - .ODO.O0p.
THIS Old and r. p1n-il be company continues 10 s-
sue policies on the most favorable terms on dwcI-
ling houses household furniture, stores, stocks ol
goods, warehouses and contents, mills and mgnuac-
tones, etc etc, against los or damage by FIRE
slso, on IOoIs wares md mcrchlutRr, against jh,
halards u INLAND TRANSPORTATION, a4i
upon the carEOes oi Sea Vessels
The Protection Insurance Company having, Jn 'hc
last - years paid many millions ~ dollars al their
several agencies throughout the United States ami
the British Provinces have established Tusi repuja
lion for so.ytncy and hir dealing which challenges
a comparison with any insurance company on the
C0nuncW Of America The annexed extract from
an article on the subject OF Insurance Companies
taken from the New York Day Book exhibits
briefly the slanIngnnI policy of the Company
he NOncycI men ui the ancient and D.wav-
prosperous city Of Hartford, have for halt 4 century
been famous throughout the Union Tor the care de.
crelon, rIll honesty, and unyaryiEg success, with
which they have iIm"t aud managed corporations
OF tbs description. No Hdritord BIHk or ipSir.
aEre COMPANY has crcr taded! These Companic.
have iur more than whole generation scattered
their risks in nearly every State oi the Union, and
have never tailed 10 pny the nulmeIabe losses which
they have insured against
Allosses arising upon police. issued by the under
signed, vii lie promptly adjusted and paid at the
General Agency office, located at Cincinnati, q --
4 large portion OF the funds ot the Company, IN.
Guiding all premiums received a, the Western agen.
cesl is deposited with the General Agent OF the
Company at Cincinnati, TOT the payment uf Western
and Southern losses.
Applyto 6 BURR Agent for the town of Ottawa
| pnl for a.Nlip county
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BURiSG THE LIVING WITH THE DEAD,--A cor
respondent of the " Y Tribune, writing from Fort
vancouver Oregon, under date of Oct H. gives
the following account Of a custom among the In.
dams teat is n parallel to the suttees Of India
al have Just returned from a viz, to the Chi
nook indian country, where | witnessed most
revolving ceremony-,hat Of buryng the living
with the dead One ofthe old chiefs lost daugh
ter--a lin looking woman about 20 years Of age
She was wrapped up in u rush mat together with
all her rin.,ets AMI phcein conoe. The father
Ind an Indian Slave bound hand and foot, fastened
to the bply OF he deceased, AMI then inco,el the
Two in another mat leaving out the head Of the
living one The Indians then took the canoe and
carried it to al high rock and left it there Their
custom IL to le. hr slave live for three days, then
another slave is forced to s,gn-la it by u cord
drawn around the neck, They also kill the horse
that may have been a fayorite ot The deceased and
bury 1t at the head ef the canoe, was DESTROYS
ofintererng anl saving the life Of the POOR victim
but Mr. Harris, the gentleman with me, and tn,
two lndl1ns our companions, assured mo that
should only get myself into a serious trouble ana
as we were agrelt distance from the settlements
and our party so small selfpresorvation dictated
different course from the ncinltious Of our hearts,
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Re Variable Rock in Lake Superior.

One Of the most remarkable rocks OF which we
have any knowledge has lately been discovered
in the middle Of the inland sen, Lake Superior
By gentlema who has lately returned frum
Copper Harbor, we learn that shaf, Of traprocs
has very lately been discovered, rising in the lake
from $50 to 200 miles from land, and ascend.n.:
above the surface Of the water a distance Of not
above four feet What renders il more extraor-
binary is, that it stands alone, and all around i; so
Tar as examination have been made, NJ bottom has
been reached by any Of the l-ad.!ines used on the
lake and the point v; the rock it'ei does not eS-
coed TN area Of more than six seven feet square
ani 80 far as observation Oft has extended IL does
uOt appear 10 enlarge IN ,ize as i d->yni~ Il has
already. has states, become n source Of alarm 70
the mariners who nayi gate tie lake, who take
special clye il passing 10 give II Is wide birth
Is possible.
II Is too sulnll--to remote AMI dangerous 20
admit OF hight, and therefore its removal viii
doubtless pertain 10 the duty Of government. \
single blast from bore Of suffcieu; depth would
do it bu, the surface Of the rock being SO near
ihha, u the water and the space 50 narrow ~ 20
forbid any regular lodgment for workmen, they
would have 70 be attended constantly by n vessel
Il sufficient SIZE to resist any sudden storm on th.
lake ami would also have 70 be kept constantly
under way as no hlrbor or even bottom for au
anchor i: within a DAYS sail
The diaooverers relate that the rock appears to
Re place Of general resort for the trout Of those
lakes, Is they found them in almost mcalculabl4
numbers, having during their short stay, caught
several barrels with no other instrument than a
rod Of iron, on one end Of which they turned a
hook They trei, with all their lines on bord for
soundinss, Immediately around the rock but with.
out success. Such vast column could it BE- cx.
posed to view, would Tough into ridiculc Cleopat.
ries needle, Pompeys pillar, the Colossus OF
Rhodes, or any production Of ancient or modern
srt-DetroH IRE Press
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Tnr oTurR slpE-Gold graring Scarce in Cal
Jornia-1he New york Tribune publishes the
following, which it vouches for as coming from u
perfectly reliable source at the mines ?
"You will be disappointed in the ammount Of
gold sent by this steamer, but more so than we
have been by the result of our labors during the
asst month in the mining districts. The force ON
the ground is variously estimated from 10000 to
$4,000. who have obtained perhaps in all 81 ,o00
900 or but little than an average Of one dollar
per dime to each man. This is not satisfactory to
you at home, but still less to US here but the
truth Is that the surface gold is rapidly disapper
ing, and although we have faith that the subter
ranean deposites are large, yet not having the
capital or other requisites for deep mining to this
complexion we must como at last like all the
South American States in which gold IA found.
California must be dug up wide aud deep Il we
hope tor golden harvest Goods Of nearly all
tlsscriptions are very low. Everybody is anxious
10 return, 20 you may look out for hegra of those
who have means 70 pay their passage
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LxroRrs OF sPEciE,-The ammount of specie
exported from New York to foreign countries
during the present year. is fraction over $4,000.
oc0 The amount ofspecie brought into the same
tine by omigran.s exceeded over SloOoO,OoO,
Willie the amount received On accoun. Of balances
amounted TO nearly as much more.
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For the Ottawa frr Trader.
CHARLES AND JULIA.
A TALE WITHOUT A MURRA1s
BY PETER

fII4si = - 80 - %
ssn4e4t ny PErER.
ltsas Upon pleasant night
Ola lovely soinnicr saay,
The sun had sunk behind the hl.l
Meath golden cloudsaway;
That Julia layupon the lawn,
Mid flowers rich andrae,
Her hsaa was resting onher hand
She slnga plainrve air.
Her childhood days she iyelt upon
Withaneels' melody
Then smiled, then wepi,a changed the scene
Onlh tablet other memory
"Oh, fai,est one of all the boast
" friends love 80 dear,
Forthee live, for thee pray.
L is heaven TO have the near
"Fair one. vii, thou asain return
Ia Julia heart 10 reign,
And still the raging tempest there,
Ere Tunes yon cas- agan
Behind cypress vine there stood
A youth with sparkling eyes.
a rOguesh look now marks hls mcr--
He winks, he laughs, he slghes
Vow slowly u'orihe sod he moyts.
Where JG.ia lay n ttars
She sees hl uot as forth h. comes
In doubt, ne hopes, then teas5
AYES. before Won golden lirh,
Shall lame tins sroveno more,
~ ear TIA, J lIia shall be mnIe,
Anll.ne u!lhte Is Ger
AstApshe vowed b" iorwoT! bent.
AWnE.sh imp vsshc1
h. Kissed neI ua ig1s ruuy i'p5
Ere shr the rogue could see
"c;c, cu. ." =aii.he, "you s2arap, gel cu.'
VIM business Haye yuu fesc
ri goapi tel ny ira Oh you,
guess she'll make yUue.esr"
She knew HIM rot, for CHARLES had :1nej.
Aad laughing ran away:
She ,ho"gLt IS Ea, neighhor's son
Whjl called or her kat day
Bnin that hugh there something was
Fnmehog to nsr ear;
She tUned sEain, hly friend said s..r,
do come moment mere.
She looked SO sweet that Charles could stand
HIsmIlng q.lce 10 more,
And iol.h ne epGns t'mpna,s Mss
Where h= had Kissed cetJse.
"Oh dearcs, Charles but don't, p.ry'"
up slc hc.I her hani,
IN cal for pr, indeed VII,
IyoutGat kiss demand -
But twas too late, he'd stole the plzr.
AMI Jn.e forgot TO scream;
AMI home they went with hearts as light
As Ilcughli were dream.
And ere another month had gone,
Their heart, were joined IN ore.
Then quickly came the honey moon.
Andplssed ere night begun.
The scenes that followed next IN irra
We cannot here unfold
Old age would sink Us IN the tomb,
And leave the tale hall odd
1TTAwA, Dee ID, 1919.
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says Sam to his friend, on Thanksgiving day.
Just after SERMON
"why am Iliko tho Emperor Of Russa
Because ] have got Hungary hungry and
want slicc Of Turkey.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS,

MI OFFICES hereby given that viii, by myself
u or ngent, attend at the place ofholding cleo
/ tons, OF Mt the places mentioned opposite
the names OF ench precinct in this notice on the fol-
lowing days for the purpose of receiving the taxes
for \ ID 1919 At what or
Precinct whose house Day ofihe week Date
Grafton, Precinct house "Wednesday Nov l.
Trenton Pub house Vcnnctt'rhursday 3,
Dayton Precinct house Friday 9,
s OUatra, do bo Saturday " TO-
Mission, lS Armstrong Mon X Tues" 26,27,
Lorain, Benlnmns store Wed & Thu % 30,
Jefferson, d Blakc Saturday Dec l.
Brooi6cid, u + Gage Monday 3,
Eagle, George Bazorc Tuesday 4,
Franklin, i Galloway wednesday }.
FeIHilion, ASA lIvldridre Thursday u,
Sandy Esqr Dillmnn, Friday Z,
Ceddr, n n Let's, Saturday =,
Western, Brcwstcr& Bccbe's
office Mon Tn& We'd" 10 10,
Lasalir, Union House Thu & Frid 49,
Utirc, VIM Simmons Saturday 10
Madison, DR. lienncsy Monday u
TfoH MIR Mclaughlin Tues We'd Is, ~
Monroe E,sqr Bryant Friday u
lVaskRgiopP recinct house Mon H. Tues" 2i,2o,
Indian, AG Goobspeed's stolcWcdnesdny 20
n Vcrmiiion Esqr Dmick Frid Il Sat "2S,29
And a, the court house in Ottawa during the month
Of January, \. D. 1850. HENRY HuRLBuI,
Ottawa, Oct Lillian Collector.
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q Office is h.uay gwen linton ~awriar .h.
. 5.a day q January. 1880, az one O'Clock +
= NJ, on The premises Gr7Hwacr describe j.
shall, rs the administrator 81 rUn e-n'a al Patrick
Dozen. decd, and hyyr'Ie q aU o-.or II iae Cir.
cult Cou-, OF la sale comfy. sell atpua.. yra.ur
'He blowing described real estate iuael.- u. l-..r
ANT, being the wh OF the sh OF Oh" seq -nr H. 81
aT3c 81 pm; also T.. acres. commencing or n stake
ten chains West Of tIes corner 90 thc u,l ~ -,r
- -, nr3 81 90. raining thence uorh 10
chains, thence - w'-r chains AMI !, Inks.
thence Is chains thence ~ chains 90 Ike place u'
beginning A.-o, ) acres ui timber land, ht.nt the
S. acres Of the .h OF the wh yt the -w1o' -ec Il.
30, "a , 81 pm. held by contact on which so 49,.
unpaid, all IN In sale county. Terms OF sa.e.-
$500 down. balance ona credit ci 9mou,hs
Nov % lSI!-l1-Gw CHAS II SfTrur.. qI,u'y.
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GENTLEMEN
Furnishing w are no use,
II T. lex & SCUDDER,
o. William ST., NEW YORK

Manufacturers, importers, and lrGlers in Shirts.
Dressing robes, Linen collars sfgckS, Shorldcr
Iilder Garments, Giores, Sqiins. Linen Boeoms
HaHtScrciets, Hosiery, Bucktes Suspeadcrs,
Hgmba=iaes, &c. &c
The above stock will, or examination, hr found
not only Attractive, Extensive and Full but Cheap.
Our long experience in the bu'ncss and knowledge
oimanuactunng, with the facilities of purchasing
such that we are confident we can offer induce
mcns that cannot be surpassed by any house in the
city. Particular attention paid 10 orders and the
packngof goods. HERRiCK & SCUDDER,
% William street, opposite Plat ST, ~ u
DAVID A. ilERRIcE. ISRAEL W. ScupprR
Carding Machines. &c.
| DOUBLE and , single Carding machines, and
Picker, all in iirst-rate order nearly new, and
WILDE warranted perfect. For sale very low, by
aug3 WALKER Il IlICKfiNG
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Perkins, Ele,nenlnry NrlthmetIc /:

DY Professor e. Il. Perkins, Of The Nr,r Iorl
ID Normal Sr5gol; the he>l Arithmetic In Use
This work hqs been adopted rs the text book IN
the Chicago city schools, and has, from the best
sources high recommendations
Teachers are invited 10 examined
For sal. hy the Guano,y or -r-v BY
All. x {. hurley l!2 lahsst Chl.aro.
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hsSuTuneItof
Dry Goods, Groceries N Hardware,
Such as
Cloths, CGSsimcreS, NGtlinCtt, TirecGS,
heHiUcky Jeans, IcStiRgS, SC.
\ choice selection Of prints, gughaHs dc ANS dress
silks. bicachcd aud brown muslin, 20 :: wade
bieached and brown duiiug 10 !. wide, check.
hickory stripes, c0ioyed CGubuch, Ted, white, and
yellow flannel Canton do. lri-h linen. crash. linen
diaper, hosiery gloves. hanckrrhv'> STARTS, Swiss
muslin, cambrcdo ,igcc, sdg.nE, and insertion. rh-
hons and a variety otuouoEs. \ sinai. stock. which
viii lie sold very cEcgp,oi
ISeady Made Gioihiug.
Goats, Ne>'s Pants, Fine Shirts, Hickory no. Cotton
and Wool Flannel shirts and p.awrr-.
The Best Quality
Dtryas. Coffee y. q. loaf aud crushed ,ug8r, NEE
ASSES. cider vinegar nee, sa.er0'us candles, .oap.
nails guss together with oil he Dtt's culinary ar
c'c,-r .our and Indian Nya, kept constantly. and
warranted H al. cases.
\ FIRST Rate Stock IT
Mems thick. hip sud c0i Boots mems and toyS
}.u-uu. Indies GnI'rr-. Ind walking SHOES ami
Iu-Aius. ra'hrr'0Cy hnr;s and ow chartered >Hocs,
misses and ch,. iryu Boots and Shoes And
\ Good Assortment Of
Nu.yr~ and fc.h- scissors. hand say,s. hammers ou-
yer door hgng,u-s, iioN les, gram scoops, shoyrs.
Ind spades trace chains, sc.
Package VII. De- sent throughout town free o..
.h,r-,s. The hughes, g.h,l price So. be paid toy
al. Kinds u produce.
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forwar0inG s. Commission.

,>o>-~-~~-~,| -,.o-->--- ~ --'---- - 49,
- 1s49. -
Matteson & Preston.
CGNlTSSION & FORW iRDlNG MERCHANTS
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MArTEsoN, JOHN p. PRESTON
RtFERENCES;
Messrs, Pomeroy buraee, 81 LOUIS
Capt. Calvin Case,
NeSrs. Smith and Townsend, Netr OT'sdR''
I. \. Walker, Esq, BltpH hOnse'
Beu Nacie, ESq Ngfc8S-,
N,ssrs William, ana i.awrnoe. Qr.srs'
|. y Morris, Esq,
l.. 7 Sanger, ESQ CnicH1, ,.
rcssrs Wadswnr,h, Dyer, and Chap4n, thr'So
Ogden and Jones.
William Good.ng, LOetgJrt.
Mrs.Is Nlatleson and Bradner. J1h-i,
Walker and nich.lnr, OnaGI,
Cushnan and GridIey, "
lSagc lardy Esq. la Si.te,
u. l.. iluugA,
james Dunlap. Esq. Jacksonville.
Messrs Co7tcniu, and G,.wod, Peoria,
Phelps and BJuruad,
Hon Thomas Fond.
Nrs-r, Badner x Co, NCr i.rA,
DlydLeayu, Ed
MussJs SuydaW, sage * CO.
Corning Honsr 4 Co, A5aag
\ Williams, G~l Urea,
Mc.sn Kimberly lsase Co, EaFa.o,
iuy aui Webster,
Reed Park, 4 Co Bssrr,
BUbb aud Bishop. r!ct land,
Burrows Co .C,VrlH1at',
Williams aud Duwo,,n, E,''soU,g,
Knapp and touyu
T. and l. Fabcr,
Hoffman aud CUa.es, E-'H,
y Harmon, Esq,
I, d. Brewster E>l,
\ II. RIiyr.y, En-, Springfield,
b c. Webster, Esq,
HIN. Fem. EsI L0cOu,
Nessrs Dudley ant Wara.pw, N,HHsp5H,
Chas q Wilcox, EsQ, PeIia,
CASH ADVANCES MADE on ClNSlGNNsaTS,
Referring 10 our card above We take tGl- occasion
to SOLICIT consignmcn's OF merchandise. either tor
sQlc here. or forwarding 10 other points.
We -ha. cOlitile ourselves 90 q commission ami
business aud feel confident "a assuring
you that our experience IN business, AVID acGlai2i-
1ncc generally m The country, vi. enable u- tp give
any business with which wc may oe favored, the
most satisfactory attention
A0v person wishing 90 have groceries {, any Kind
o. any o.he. article pgacH1set % - Louis W New
Orleans aud shipped 20 them can have J, done by
sending their orders TO W. .9r y PEI cent On The
money invested Persons doing uctaA business any
weere west Of Detroit or n any other direction. can
depend upon having their nule- l-d ains .ow rates
il ,hey send 70 us and perhaps owec than they could
BY coming themselves Every attention -hai Dc 81.
ven 10 having goods put IN good order and shipped
II low rates however SNAIL he amour, msv b. mat
IS sent to us 70 Be invested I, shall o. done prompt
" -ni 20 order NAITF--S X PRESTON.
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lnbitc s. Sumter, Druggists,
LAND FOE SALE.

THE seq soc 81 town 30 n range east nwq sec
30 town 30 II range e VIII swq sec 10 33nt2e
eh neg sec ~ 80 n re- e. These lands embrace
some OF the most valuable coal banks in the county,
good wn,er, timber, prairie. and farm OF GO acres
with ordinary improvements. Teru,seasy Apply
to Joseph Reynolds near the premises TO the sub.
scriter ~ Ottawa ar.7. w, H. l.. WAriAvr,
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ttlr0ilinrs.
The GracfrnbcrG COmpany's
North Western Agency.
Graefe NIB erg nj edicines.

The Medicines issued
by the Gmtcnherg Com
pany consist ot a series
prominently adapted
to the disease tor which
they are respectively nee
commended Great dis
ppute has attached 10
the Patent Medicine bu-
siue-s by persons claim
,ug universal powers tor
e single gwen medicine
lti-Uatou,y Idle NUtUa-
pgtcnt, 20 Haunt such a
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Grand Dciour Piouy,,s.

4 new supply u these ycry dcscryCdIy popular
piows ON hand Nuinrmcr who hold. pIow han
die or runs iurrow ought to bee wi,huu, one They
have driven ONT every other make where jhey have
been introduced, No one runs any rl,k in buying
them. II np'ow does not please a purchaser after a
tra they Will be tqken back and the money return.
81 For .nia only IN ] O.. NNrrlNElR-
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The above Teas ore oflhe finest flavor imported
by the Canton Tea Company, ana never ia!. 10
p.eise. Call an examine them.
For sale a, the Cry Drug S'orc
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MORE NEII NRIES.

Cn0 BU PHs'er.n- hair Tor sale By
EuU auE2i HASKELL
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miscellaneous.
L.. D, Smith
l., Groceries N Hardware,

Is nos opening and has IN store a genera
asSurunei.tof
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The above Liniment is for sale by lIAtwER
IIlcKrIEG, WHITE & HUNTER, and by 6. L.THoMG
son, Ottawa Ill., Oct col outlily.
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Owing 10 the prrnt s,ccrsr, and immense sale OF
DR. Townsends Snrsapnrilla, number OF men who
were formerly our agents, have commenced making
snrsnpariln extracts elxirs, b,ers cStrncs oi yell
low dock, &c. They generally put itupin the same
shaped aa sUI ,b U urn mdv' wcbs %
,n,ions aud should he avoided
PriacipIc office, la6 FuLroS street, Sun Building,
n Y. Redding & Co, s State street Boston;
Dyou & Sons, ia2 north second street Philadelphia;
& $. Huncc, Druggist. Baltimore; L. NJ. Cob, n,
Charleston IFrght& Co., Charities sirce,N. o.
l0j south Pearl street, Albany and by all the prn-
cipIc druggists aud merchants generally throughout
the United States, IIest lndias and the Canndas.
q. l.. THOMPSON. Agent,
ry I3lo.-ly Ottawa, III.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18

Fancy Groceries.
Imm BOXES French Sardines;
H@0 500 Cans - Lobsters
so Jars Prunes;
80 |" Brandy Fruits;
barrels soft shell almonds;
5O jars underwood's pickles;
81 boxes asst. claret wine
~ " - cordials;
lO sc 6 wines;
1O I" - Mus cat;
70 q" Underw ood's lemon syrup;
~ g Champagne cider;
10 6 Brandy cherries;
10 '' Scotch ale;
casks London porter;
l - Ale;
~ baskets Champagne wine;
% boxes raisins.
June II. '49. SCOTT, WHITE e. &C
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
Canchalagua Triumphant

nR. TOWNSEND the celebrated manufactu-
rer of g Ioucnsend's Sarsapariila.' had ad-
mitied publicly that the California Plant is '' far
better than Sarsaparlla," and is the "cheapest
and best medicine in the world.'' Pamphlets con-
tanning interesting information as to its remarka-
bic properties in the cure of Fever and Ague,
Pulmonary Complaints, Nervous Affections and
Cutaneous Disorders, from the most respectable
sources, may De obtained at the agencies, or will
be forwarded 10 post paid applications, per mail.
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor of ''Gay's Canchaagua.''
Depot, 36 Broadway, New York.
July |, lS4S.-2O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
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