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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
no. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.

Gold and sauer Figured Pests. A50,o > so
Best Whie MarseiHes Pests. 3no.o oo oo
Best eohored MarseiUes Tests. osn, ~ I ~
Best buff Cashmere Pests, < M n"
n: =. III III % 'ess, 1870 6 90
D. p ~ s W." resls, 2 so 4 90
BOYS CT O1HING or 4 KJVnS- I"
Shirts, Cravals, Handkerchief
I.e &c. &c. 80
~Superfne ali linen Miyts-snebed bo. g4r
s.n, SINS 81 so to 4 so
sons and Collars, ~Is4 - o,-f
French Ginyham and ealico Shirts.
Hichory chech ard Negro Shirts;
Merino, Ff0aael. Gan.e, Bro,cn. Mi. .pd n,h
Uadershsrts and Dra,rcrs;
Six bHdershirts and Dra,reYs; @fe. ~
reryrieh styles Fancy Crorats; 1
Italian and French Black SIX C,arats, .- .rs
sah and Linen Handkerchief: ti iE.,s
linen Border Handkerchief Is; 7G
Linen md silk Gtopes; aa
Black Kid Gloces;
Cotton, Nerino md Linen HUFF Hos.
SIX and Gingham LMlyehas. &c. Ne.
AIso-TRuNKS, VALISEs, CARPETBAa,ss
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING Of all kind.
ALFRED NUNRoE g. CO.
Jah9'y "a MAeAzlsa Dr.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,

YyHE snbscrbershaye now on hand IA large and
IL well selected assortment of Carriages, and
are constantly receiving from the best Northern Mn
nnfacio,ies, every style and variety. plachasers
would do well 10 give us a call.
Al. WOODRUFF & CO.
rnh6 ~ f$ $50 ST. Charles ST.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
sxMzAMxA,

HE LOVES HER MEMORY NOW.
He loved her when youths merry beam
Was sprinkling in her eye,
He loved her when life seemed a dream
.fa4 Without a tear or Sigh. - -"
He loved her when the sunny smile r,
Was Tightening up her brow
That eye is closed-that smile is fled; a
He loves her memory now.
lie loved her when the bloom of health
Was fresh upon her cheek,
He loved her when her kindly voice ,
Ingentle tones would speak, d..
H. loved her ere the hand Of care
Was planted On her brow
p Her voice is hushed-that bloom is dead;
He loves her memory now.
He lovedher when he saw the rose
a a. Upon her cheek decay, ea s
He loyedber though he knew its glow
Was passing fast away, ,E . se
He loved her when beneath life storm
He saw hermeekly bow
The storm is passed and she is gone
'a FIe loves her memory now,
He loves her when her eye grew cold, g
And lost its starry light, El-t
He loved her when her sad tear told
OF early coming blight.
He loved her when her hand he pressed,
And reathed his earnest VOW #@
She smiled reply. and he was blessed
He loves her memory now.
He loved her when her 1attering breath
Came bearing many a sigh,
He loved her when in chilly death
He saw her sleeping lie.
He loved her when the tomb's cold seal s
4 Was resting on her brow
lie often Wanders near her grave,
81 An11n,oo burp ,apoar,, : fpa Enc
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

T Some crusty, rusty, fasty, musty, dusty,
gnsty,, curmudgeon Of a bach gave the fol-
lowing as a toast at a celebration.
sour fire engines--May they be like old
maids, ever ready, but never wanted
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
Twice a Week

fssa@~sh The new steamboat Gypsy.
&@#E5ASHHs8 ]. II. URE, master, leaves New Or
~sMieans every SUNDAY at g o'clock
a. H., and every WEDNESDAY, ats II. nj.
Re'afning-Passes Pfaqnemine on Monday and
Thursday nights. ivs
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

OF all the cures that have yet been recorded, there are
certainly none equal to the one first mentioned, which plain
ly shows the durability of consumption even in some of lis
Y orst forms. -.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

DY virtue of a decree or order of the Hon.
ID the Sixth District Court of the State Of
Louisiana, il, and for the Parish of IberyiI G, to
me directed, bearing date the End September,
1850, / will offer at Public Sale, to the high
est and last bidder.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

Household Furniture, Horses, Cattle, Carts,
one Cotton Gin, STAND and Prgss-oe Ba-
rouche and Harness, Plantation Tools. dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11
DEATH OF DIR. JOHN $. wHITrLr

The arrival Of he United States ship Lexington at New
York from Rio de Janeiro brings the mcaa holy inrlI
of the death nj Dr. JOINS s. WHITE PISSED Assis-
tanr Surgeon in the Navy which occurred board that
vessel on The Sth ol April last, This announcement will
convey II information IL This community where .lpahv
ior the Ia, eYcncEt linus ocrasoned inter sting ili-
!: and i'T-e cifta Of relations and i,in.s h.. als iy
e,lnced ,&r high r.:ina.o !!oead e character Gni
tierts I'll the deceased.
The circumstances attending The death Of young Off
Ger are such rs must excite general commssealion The
oa!S physician attached Ia vessel living in harhnr INF.
with the fatal OF diseases the yellow fever and hinr
charged also with The sick u other vessels the SQUADRON
the station he discharged The ,rsiH. duties impnsel on
him in manner Ia call forth The i.cly gratitude OF these
who were INDEBTED under Providence his aklfu attention
for their And - sweeping Visitation trar
il is said ali or board with exceptions We're
by the disease. Al last the sole physician was stricken
down and deSituic Of The which he had himself rendered
II Others OF constitution naturally delicate and worn
down by the calls his attention. he yc!ed 10 ,hc :itac
five days after leaving port Pr Whiillc though sill
Young had been long ard actively employed in the di.
ties 1T his profession After practice in private
life lie cred the naval service in lS3S was attached II
the exploring e~ic5fian and than once 10 the Bra
lillian station and Naval Hospital Modest and un
ntirSi:c in his social intercourse H. vet by his unaffected
manners and kindly department towards al! with whom he
assora'ed. universal regard while The ic oi;o;: 10
hi professional Obligations osne during hs lie conspc-
'u>y marked iic ils moments q! his existence Failing
hu victim L. conscientious discharge duv he leaves
~ soncwng widow and orphan son. 100 young happily
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coxcnEss-Isr sr..,,,
SATURDAY, JcsE :, lS5u.


SENATE
After some petitions the committee on prntin, ma,
cpcft the allowance .. sl20G0 for an;inr = ''a'
opinions Of the Supreme Court. ''i'h
il.. Dayton stated that the contractors for the bubble
Ing were willing IL Give up their contracts. r"'
The adjustment bill taken ~. aud Mr. Foo,e "a
III amendment fixing the parallel 81 a DEGREES =, b rd
boundary of Texas; and providing that nohin, ~ ~
Till SHALL Impair thr rights o the State Of lcx1. 'i
docs not accept the Terms proFose1 and aso
Ao provisions ii the articles RESPECTING
81 80 degrees 30 minutes i long debate occy,ro a"e
which Mr.. Fooc Withdrew the amendment. ''e
Mr. Douglass offered amendment, fNin. the N...
boundary line Of Texas by line South Of that pron~,
lie BILL f'S'' u
Mr. Clay objected 30 il,
Mr. Davis, Of Miss. denied ;e right of tie L. ) +. Inn,
territory o = STATE. lie denied the night OF q STATE ~ NV
territory. The whole object wrong. for IL ~. :,
ri:c th' South 81 territory now slave territory ant
Ire territory. ''"e "
Mr. Ee'r'n and Mr.. Downs replied To- Mr D,y. ~,
tended that t"ngrcs. hal the ll; in question; at
bill lett The slavery question where @,s naa no NJ WE
sion regarding II. u slavery Mas there nov should ,
/ remain.
After further discussion in which ~. .' lI,.
pat, 1914
s.fal eA'ncts onl speeches formerly made bv Mr H.,
against Tie !Do.,iouisis. '''
Sir I.- spoke in reply. and without con.lnAin., ,,
way Ia "a motion Ia adjourn e.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TIE lIiisr IT II ociJca The iournl .. y.,,.,l
| q. Iei al aud approved.
On motion 81 Mr. T. King, In tus WEI. ,l>pen.e. n
M, i!nt.sc resolve. i.c!f into committee u ,l bl -
state o the nion Ok. Boyd in t!c chair, and resumed
consideration of ihr California question
If. Phelps made ,cr, able speech IN favor Of the
mission II California upon her own merits, in lyo ol m
III. territorial governments Ia the territories ut Ufl
| New MrAiro; ami II opposition H. thu Wiuoi pgoyiso
Tie l,,.rte continued by Mr. McMuicu on ,le ON.
slavery nni lirsSrs Thurman and Alien the ans,r,
'de. Nr Sicp" ~. 81 Ia. rnon obtained the i"ot lri
IL" ron'i't'c ros" and III i"us. took recess unI
clock.
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(GMiiERisiI RECORD.
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NON. ~ .' @'''''- ''' :, =, ~. .a,, ''' i'N
= r"h- {" '.f !. VI VI aNl - 60.
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= J.ne ~ !-'V . .
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n"rsitm - I.'5-r'. ~ = - = ~ :. ~ 80
= - Fl ~ - - - - p - =. - -; M. Nav
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~ ~. |sr..'' ~ . -. W. >, Newman h"->Ht4l
u - ~. u. L. aP'- h@4'h'ad' ~ - - nni = y,
mi !H'h'',' '@,n'''s ~ :, ana > - !. wi
lam i'.>hHf ~ ~ Ji''o paws h"rrh'ais q
- . ana - y i. II. lianI,1n- h"->ir"! % ;
y. y" Pa>rhi.i- h'2sh'"!r 81 ~ - ana ~ ~
;. : lFof ! !'sshrhi - , It. ~. pAfi'"- hog,
.i.i ~ ? ~, T. ai"han h"S>h''' ~ = ~ u
,;'h2'N- h'sSi"''s ~ az ~ ana Il, ~. Il
y = - -, ~ ., IN i.oS>! '' ~
= ~ 's'' ~ '''->''''''> ~ - IL : 'i 90
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~ ~ =, T." .,pi'> ~ ''''''' "'e
-. 49, =, ',Hp' "''t",">'. ~ d"'''"h
" ~, N''.e. crop i.2'.h county IS h-' a "'es'
81 : ~, ~; 'HHt'" i''|S - - !" ).
-: EXTERN. prices 5, . a - 81.
Hilary Harris crop rowhatln county nine hh. a.crl.,
- ~: extreme rates 81 IS. /. Sill
Wilson Harris crop, McrAIenbura county, min, hhi,
aHrrase :; WREN" rai,s >, %: a - =:
-. ~ f'''N9 crop, l'u, county I hhds a'cia3e ~
~ eAtreme ii',s - - -
rLot -n!ehn"nd > - - ~! Sf"tis'iiis - 81
"ii'tA i"a 10 cents "dt' 10 cents N"Ec con
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Photographed for 7hc Baltimore sun

Mr.. Phelps Speech--Hr. Ciay's Compromise Ca'euta-
tons as IL tic Rfsrjt d.c.
Mr. Phelps of Missouri made splendid speech to-day
In alluding the opposition ri ultra Snute:ncrs L. hr
Clay's compronlse he demanded for the immediate
admission OF California. This has politicians calculating
the following effect order anticipate the result In
the House North CoroIna Tennessee Kentucky Delaware
Maryond and Georgia, will 90 ;oI the compromise Against
IL Virginia, South Carolina, AlaSana, Missouri MiSsis
sippi and Florida. louisiana and Texas will be divided
California will certainly b. admitted There forty ma
Jority in tho House i'll favor Of admitting it, ana major
y in the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

DIFFICULTY WITH PoRTUGAI.-A weliniorne'
Washington correspondent Of the New York Tribune writes
as follows
'Mr Clay our Charge dies Ataires nj Lisbon Is looked
for in this gteat while 50 lie arrives
the President Will transmit special message "a Congress
upon the SUBJECT ri orr present relations with ,c Por
dominons, tina; will suei considerably strong gtn
der The difficulties that exist grow out oi TIC Continued
refusal OF the Portuguese Government pa; the nirmtie
American citizens, without pretending .iye excuse
for such injustice Things have been brought such
n crisis that there is alternative tu, payment war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

- \, sensible OF his loss the hs- = ss:s -h! OF s"DN
10 e I'D he reputation Of Il useful lie. Ia his aged ~
.,. I attached brothers and sisters, wlo whcfc i"A"F
,ncinntng an cary meeting, is too is rasF dS'
ION To Other than human ald must ncy ir"I - 1'"+
.,p, ,;sb If their deep al.cior. .Norfof lrs'ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11
TO the Editors Of The Enquirer.

kiNG WILLIAM, JuSE s. 1850
Gentlemen Convention i about be held the object
which is alter the State Constitution and is high
ly important 10 have Of obily and experience
pose such body, suggest the OF T. ". = Gregory
Esq In my humble opinion, would aim 10 do
for The good of the people, ,nicae jealousy am
fearlessy their rights. DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

CORRESPONDENTS
Ie,Y or ii lonT County, MAY p, 1850.
c.; nv. ,,rsi,n,d dcsiious 81 ava'in. themselves ol
sir c ~ 'h contemplated Reform Convention,
S.nccly request your views nP"n this Important subject
j. VI JORDAN,
JOHN Il. BUTLER.
H. DICKSON
JESSE HODGES,
A. \. WHITEHEAD,
A. ATKINSON,
JAS c. JORDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

Having expressed regret Tia; this Congressional Dis
trio, is unepesen,rd the Nashville Convention, deem
il due 10 John &. Rutherford ESD Goochland
the alternate delegates for this District, state that lac
ready repair the post assigned him. h al
prised in due time OF the inability tin delegates from this
d. let TO attend the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

meeting of ,he people OF KIM William Vii! IL held a.
their Court House tho fourth Monday o June, ai'-
point delegates tho Conventional Convention to he held
AT Bowling Green in Caroline, The second Monday in
july 10 nominate candidates for that D.sc,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

MEcKLENGuRG JrNE s. 1850
Messrs Editors This large populous and wealth,
~ so long famed for strict adherence grea, Dem-
principles of the country seems this - he
side place. notice has been taken Of the election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

NORFOLK VI tRkEIS Jr.s l.
Corn Whit. ana MIXED ~ q III cS. very lril. 1rs ~
Yellow ~ IS. Flour -. 81. cotton-II'. a i g
Oat.-,lr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11
To tie Editor Of ne Union:
HovsE nr RspRrsrNrArlyEs Iunc ls,n

SIR find in your Editorial Of bi- morning gross e.
in relation t. H. 'llyton compromise bin ii last
sion, no d"b; gtulrii0ng which call upon YOU to coz:
poses of te rrasen. compromise bl You saG mi. b in
the clause concerning slavery j Identical with the Cayton
compromise, AMI yon quote the following words rs from the
CLAYTON bill 'Gut aw shall PISSED respecting N -.
ahs'nont of religion ~ Respecting >irrs1 an! ,h.,
contrast thos' words win tn following from hr pre-
compromise bill But lw shall BE- passed nicf.-
ring with the primary disposal u the SOIL nor in respect 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11


At meeting of tie Democracy Of Isle OF Wight county
held the Court House OF said county Monday the Sd
day of June 1885, Chat being CoGr; day. Tor The purpose
sending delegates The District Convention 10 be he al
Jerusalem, Southampton comfy the thd Monday "i
the present month"; nominate candidates Ia represent The
District the Convention amend the State Constitution
On motion, Jas. NJ Jordan, Esd called 10 the chair,
and Jas W. Sprarey appointed Secretary.
The chairman then proceeded explain the object Of the
meeting, Ia a few. but appropriate remarks.
On motion o Gen. Francis VI. Boykn, 1t Reso vcd,
That the Chairman appoint twenty delegates 20 said Con-
yen,lon whereupon the following persons named
Francis NJ Boysn David Roberts, John NJ. Holland Thos
hall, John 1 Praden. \. G. Boykia Monroe Clements,
VIM n Jordan, rhos H. Ripley, \. G. Moody, Benjamin
Chapman, Meredith Watkins serri, Womble, George w
Carroll A. q shvss Jno NJ Shiyers, John Butter. JOS
On motion Of Dr. J. b Er,ler the Chairman and Secrca-
~ were added TO the delegation
On motion II was Resolved Tia, thc proceedings OF this
meeting be sent TO the Editors ii the Richmond Enquirer
and Southern Argus Tor publication
On notion :hc meeting then: adjourned
JAMES NJ. JORDAN Chm.
JAMES w. SPRATLEY, Sccr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

FoG yHs ES.rara
1"h, Io.ers u hia.' nd lassa, i,,.1 .h.!ae. .s.
.Nddi..,r.
The name, of William E,uwap' at King ani Qnrcn R.,
,rt W. T. Hunter i.~seA a"d Robert l.. Moptl.u, ID,
Mdds,y fcsi,ef;l!r presented 10 y"u acGt.ens.
worthy ~ rcpiesrn'ai, tins Distinct in the con,.Gtio,
which Is Ia meet in October. \ VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

mrps therefore give them you For Co.. VIM 9i ~
Baskerville 235, Capt. T. \. miiaa"'s --' r.
no Conyenticn9 Yours, uuy,
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alton itr i >tade improvement Deciine IN f7oar u,i
Uheai 1'SaaTinatio, IF The kiag Of Prlssiu dc
lteicgraph'd ior the Baltimore sun
NEw ioaI June 30 T. VI.
The American ocean steamer Atlantic arrived il, r.
The afternoon bringing Liverpool dates the 10Th u BE-
tour aiy later tI1n accounts Iy The ..v. Mail
steamer America.
The lnnc made hen passage from Li.cr,,uoI Ia her
what ia tbs city in precisely day and four hours whic!
'"osh short Time not up hcr speed She brings Sc
vcHiy as.f ayers al ri whom speak in high terms o her
comforts. capacities &c.
Among tie passengers in the Atlantic ) T. Christie
Mr. Rrogai l. J. China H. Lewis and i,iy John Potter
Louis Du I.enet AMI Mr. Ashmcai Of phlaiepiia.
PERSIA AND GRl.ECE-lhe King ii Persia ha. been
a~>a-,nai.d
The 'i1er'n question has given great dissatisfaction to
RUSSIA AND rRt:S>IA-The withdrawal of fhe Rus.
sian iinit from England hourly anticipated and j.
believed mat trouble follow ihs circumstance j. pro
tuc.ns much speculation in the political circles
III King al Pfuse VIII" !; viii b. rreoec,cd was shot
through III. with pistol ball. fired hin rs !. Lieu.
tenant II tn Artillery with tie purpose Of j.
IN very critical condition. His i. greatly SWOLLEN
rnm tho "oHni, and at the latest accounts In. main w, -
great HAT h. had been unable sleep several nights II
Is are that modification may cnsue ana cause either IN.
necessity ~ aRlputliion death.
FEAN'E.-!t ! expected that ia, electoral t,y will I'M
d. e.'r>tr attentions. The French President l- stop.
ped ~ "'i.,t!pn III the Newspaper called III. N.gaean
On account ~ III" approval i'll il OF articles calculated Ia On.
venom The negotiations cndng in England relative 10 the
settlement oi the Greek question
THE MARKETS
th cotton Market from the departure OF 'he America 10
ne saline OF The Atlantic remained linn in Liverpool AMI
SHAH advance had been obtained IN pre-. quotations
~ Monday there sais of 10000 bales al shade inn
government on the figures "f the previous week. Sars
tuesday at 100 bales about orc-halt 81 Which was taken
b. Spectators Il, the yates.
lhc accounts from the manufacturing districts continue
favorable especially FROM Manchester Yarns for India in
demand The feeling gains ground tina, the present prices
vi cotton Wi.l remain permanent
EEEApsTveFs.-Thc prevailing opinion that an arrange
Of the difficulty between France and England had been
elected caused bea!suiI dro5p Flour has declined
about 81 per baFrc and wheat H. per blshe or ID 10 l.
per quarter. The price Of has been sustained 4
'ap-' "i yellow s arrived has sold at BIS per quarter
P!oysioms and Groceries generally without much cana.
EnsIish funds opened on tn 18th Say at 10 and closed
II 81 tor ConsoIs
APPOINTMENT ~ THE PRESIDENT.
~ ant Tht tienfrice oad consent eCAe SENATE
i.H'ng. severance ol Aianc 10 BE- Commissioner Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

APPOINTMENT ~ THE PRESIDENT
~ ant 'fht tendrice oad consent qrthe SENATE
Luther Severance, ot Maine, b. Commissioner 81 ,.
ni;cd States II the Sandwich Islands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11

RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
u j IL LnuG.L,.L-s i.nnl .SLuLn. w. III. .lIIh
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-28
VIM. "A. Nelson.

General Commission Merchant,
No. IL, Locust 81. between Main st. O. Leree,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ii AS on hand an Extensive Stock of Pitts
A. IL burgh and St. Louis Manufactured arti-
Giles, consisting in part of the following
5000 boxes window glass, assorted sizes,
best City and Country brands,
1000 bxs Apothecarie's and Grocers' Glass
ware, every variety,
2,lOO kegs Nails, Brads, Spikes, and Fence
nails from all manufactures.
100 tons assorted Juniata Iron, Vices, &c.
400 packages Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes
and axes Pittsburgh manufacture,
1900 reams Crown. Medium, and Double
Crown wrapping paper.
500 reams White, Blue, and Yellow wrap
ping paper,
500 Improved Peacock Ploughs, Pittsburgh
Manufacture,
TOO Reams Printing paper assorted sizes,
ALSO-Pure White Lead, Salamandcr Fire
Proof Safes (warranted,) Painted Buckets and
Tubs, Cotton Yarn. and many other Manu-
featured Articles; all of which will be sold at
Factory Prices, with addition of Freight
Merchants are respectfully requested TO call
and examine Stock and Prices.
VIM. A. NELSON,
Agentf for the Manufacturers.
Oct 81, lS5O-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-28
stray Horses Il Mules.

STRAYED from the undersigned, living
~ neur New franklin, on the evening OF
the 10Th October, one strawberry room horse 5
years old past, near l6 hands high, one foo,
white, name and toll waving, long back and
narrow across the hips, walks, trots and PAGES
well.
Also, one black mare, s or years old, ID
hands high, crease fallen, no other marks re-
meiDbered.
Also, two venrIn mules past medium size,
both unroached, one dark bay--the other a
brown with a mealy nose.
For the delivery of the above stock to my
Farm liberal reward will be given, or for
their apprehension so that can get them; any
information respecting them will be thankfully
received. The above Stock were purchased
in Saline and Lafayette counties and doub less
have gone in that direction.
nov. 7-4w JOHH r. WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-28
E D w A R D M E A D
Importer Of Fine matches, Je0elry, britannia
and plated ware, guns, pistols, fancy
goods and Daguerrean

importer o. rune t0dtches, JeDetry, Brtttdnnic
and plated 'care, guns, pistols, fancy
goods and Daguerrean
stock generally,
HAS REMOVED to his new store, No
Il Il 81, Main, corner of Pine street, would
respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lie to his very large assortment Just received
and now opening Importing largely, he is
| prepared to sell at very small advance
Aiming at large sales and small profits, he
can and will sell cheaper than any house in
s.. Louis Grateful for the very liberal pat.
ronage Of my friends and the public generally,
| shall endeavor to merit continuation OF
their business. Offering for their selection
a very laIge assortment of fine chronometer,
duplex and lever watches, in extra heavy
gold hunting and double bottom cases, made
expressly to my order by the best London
makers
Gold detached lever and cylinder watches;
Silver do do do do
New and fashionable jewelry; 1.
Silver spoons, forks. DC. of my own manu-.
facture, and warranted dollar standard;
Silver plated casters and cake baskets;
Silver do tea sets, urns and waters;
Britannia tea sets, urns and walters;
Britannia tea sets, casters and urns;
Japaned tea trays
Table cutlery fine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rifle pistols;
Hair, cloth, tooth and nail brushes;
Peril merry, the best German cologne,
Powder TASKS, shot bags and sporting appa-
ratus generally;
Percussion caps, German and English water
proof;
Razors and razor strops;
Daguerreotype plates, cases, chemicals and
cameras, large and complete assert
ment at all times on hand.
Employing the best London workmon,
am prepared to repair all kinds of watches, or
to supply jewels or any new parts of watches;
also, 10 alter lever escapements to chronom-
eter or duplex, and to apply adjusted com.
pensaton balances.
The highest price paid in cash for Calfor.
mia gold, or manufactured into jewe!ry 10
order. St. Louis, oct. 81.