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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-26

HdNDKERCTfTEFS

White Linen, plain, White siIo wl.h Dd'Is
DO dJ with bd'rs Color do every wig
GLOF YES
Bik, white and cold lltd EuchslIa
silk IIeavy Wool
4er.no and cashmere, L~,e aud cotton.
SUSPENpERS.
Si'h nett, Cotton and wool nett.
Ev'ry ya'y g. French, Gum Suspenders.
Boys suspeuders Embroidered do
CRAIATS Il S1OChS.
All tie richest md Fashionable Fail stIis5.
just received. Rich .carfs q every shade and
cn..r.
HJy hose &c Ilenvv wool, english, thread,
cotton silk and shaker knit. Umbrellas.
Brushes, Cutlery, Perfumery &c. Shirts MAIDS
to order. by sending pattern or the dimen
Nlors, shirts can be manufactured al the short
est notice, and sent to a distance with sgfefy
and dispatch, Y. II. CLARK, Agent.
Nav 9--l-JO-6m Or-osltg BO.Hau's
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D. SMITH
Fresh Brings. &c.

NlGGES Il CO., have Just receiysJ Red
II and white lead, venetian red, Paris green
chrome green and yellow, hnzeed, olive, tan
nerS and lard oil, DC &c winch make their
assortment coIHplele, al articles warranted
pure aud Of the best quality, no euoh nostrums
as Mustang, Old Or. Towaseuds and
j hu Bull a Co, 30 agencies Of any kind, not
even Rattle snakes. aug22
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Howard aRigEa schoos,

IA IEIIE, MO.
TNlIE Thirteenth Session Of this Institution
Il will commence on the first Monday in
September and continue sir months.
Through the liberality of the friends of the
school, the Building, containing twelve large
aud convenient rooms, is now undergoing a
thorough repair. The work will be mostly
completed by the beginning Of the term.
BOARD OF ABSTRACTION.
Rev. w. T. Lucky, A. NJ, Superintendent
and Principal otthe Female Department.
w. T. DAVIS, A. B., Principal uf the Male
Department.
Miss C. S. WHITE, Teacher Of Vocal and
instrumental Music.
Miss SARAH BELL, Associate in the Female
Department and Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr. J. J. r ECKER, Tea cher Of the Primary
Male Department.
---, Teacher of the Primary Fe-
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Wisconsin Lumber Ward
Bremen.

The subscriber having now on hand a
large stock of seasoned lumber, consisting in
part of
100000 white pine lumber, all kinds,
100000 Pine shingles.
500 600 Pine laths,
Offers the same wholesale or retail for cash
cheaper than any yard in st. LOUIS. Bull
der and others are invited to call and ascer-
tain prices before making their purchases, as
ain confident they can make great saving
in the cost of bG,ding materials, in 5uyng
at this yard. (sl9-29) JAS. BLOOMER
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Packets,
Is. z. EaANENE[ANElo,

Successor to NaneHhamp d. Co..
WV HOLFSALE Grocer and Commission
w Merchant, No. 80, Lavee, st. Louis.
Particular attention paid to sales of Hemp,
Tobacco, Bacon and Wheat. Consignmenls
solicited. july %
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80 - ~ . :" y II t0VVV''
Fayette, aug 10, ls5O.
Order Of publication.

OFOSE OA uOEhSSlEOhs
County of Howard. Set
In The County Court-AUgust Term, 1850,
james q. Martin, Admr, of the Estate of
Lamentation Bush. decd,--Petitiun to sell
land for the payment OF debts.
NTOW al this day comes said petitioner and
" files his petition setting forth that the
personal Estate of the deceased is insufficient
10 pay the debts against his Estate, which Pc
titiun is accompanied hy the Isis and invento-
reS required by law, and praying the Court to
order the sale of the real Estate for that pur-
pose and the Court being satisfied that such
sale is necessary, it is therefore ordered that
all persons Interested be notified that appliCa-
tiun has been made fur the sale of the real Es-
tate of the decd. (to-wI) the w. of the N,
W. or. of Section (25) and the +. of the N,
E. ar. of Section (29,) Township (JO) Range
| N6,) containing 100 acres of Land all in the
County OF Howard, for the payment Of the
debls aforesaid, and that uness the contrary
be shown on or before the first day of the
next term OF this Court, an order will be made
directing the sale Of the real estate afuresa i'd,
or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the pa,ment of the debts aforesaid. II is fur
lher ordered that a copy of this order DE pub
lished for six weeks successfully before the
next term of this Court, and this cause is con-
tinued. A true copy of the Order.
Test A. J. HERNDON, CIR.
Aug. l5-24-6w
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Super black, brown and Green French cloths
Eue English do
Blue. Beaver do
Black and Fancy CasSimere>, for sale low
y lauIG F. A. SAVAGE.
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school Notice.

MIR. J. w. M'GARVEY-, a graduate of
w Bethany College, has opened Male
school in the town Of Fayette.
Mr.. Mctiarvey is qualified to teach all the
branches commonly taught in the Eastern
Colleges, and hopes TO give entire satisfaction
TO all who may prtronze his school.
For further particulars, refer to James 4.
Shirley, Ii, l.. Boon and Dr.. Hopsyn Of Fay.
cite. auggg-tf
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N, II CLARK,
(AGENT.l


No. 1870 Third 81, directly opposite Baraam'r
CRY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS.
- ESPEClFULLY informs the citizens OF
IA Glasgow and its vicinity that be has on
hand one fthe most complete and extensive
assorlments of Shirts Furnishing Goods, and
Fancy Articles, to be found in st. Louis, and
sOiicits the patronage Of the public.
In connection with the above, the SHIRT
MANUFACTURING is extensively carried
on. Persons wishing Shirts made to order,
can be furnished at the shortest notice, With
fashionable article, Of good materials, aud
at low price. The following, IN part, con-.
prIses the stock
SHIFTS!
With every description of Paits, FROM lilo ~
inch wide, Of Linen, Muslin, Striped Linen,
3 50 shirts oil kinds.
BOSO.US:
Will wide and ROW PIaIls-with and with
Jut Collars.
ITDER GARMENTS,
Cotton Ncu Shirts aud Drawers,
SILK
Wool
Wool ribbed
NeriRO 80
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
buckskin
Canton Flannel "
Grcy Wool
Red wool
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Furniture! EurnituTe!!

Furniture! FUrmituTe!!
IN l have just received a s--z--=~~s-
Va large lot Of Furniture, Esss,-s s...l.lasl 3
~ which can sell at great etS--------'ss5
" reduced prices, consisting of
Chairs Of aRkinds, Mahogany Sofas, Dressing
Bureaus, WardrobeS, breakfast and Din
ing tables, Centre tables, Cribs, Rock
ers, rash stands dc dc. also
% trunks, assorted kinds.
J.E. SWlNNEY.
Glasgow, Sept l2
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salt.

22lO bags G A. Salt; 250 do l. IS do, 200
Ka IN store Snd for sale By
july TERRY & RARTHOLoW.
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BROWN Cotton.

4 Bales A Domestic and Osnab urgs for
II sale by Sept II J. E. SWINNEY.
cash CTSTOMERS-Can save hand.
~ some per centage, by calling ON
sept IL J. E. SWINNEY.
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Final settlement.
Beaver Hats.

GENTLEMEN will bear in mind that
|" have few hats left of the kud spoke
of last, which | offer at smother deduction.
am determined to push them off cost or no
cost, aug29 c. B. FALLENSTEIN,
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Iron, BIacksrniths Tools, &C


10 Tons genuine Sligo Iron all sizes
10 do common bar do
D Blacksmith bellows
ID Mouse hole anvils
20 Screw plates
u Box vices
~ pair Elliptic Springs, also sledge and
hand hammers, cast, german, spring, English,
and American blister steel, a general ussurt-
ment in store and for sale by
July 4. PERRY d BARTHOLOW.
wheat Wheat!
The undersigned having large, cvmmodous
warehouses, and daily expecting large sup
ply of sacks, will either buy VI ship Wheat
on the most favorable terms.
July IL, 1850 J. +. SWTNNEY.
EEIDES g. TALLOW--Wan,ed for which
Il Il the highest market price will be paid by
Aug |. J. w. WHITE. Roanoke
10 600 Pd' Feathers wanted ~ !, 10y! by
q OSOOO j. W. WHITE,
Ang Roanoke, Mo
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FL. PORT or GLASGOW, G~S, h
saz.l=zsss4 II OU- -, II
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COURSE or STUDY.
The course of study is substantially the
same as that pursued IN our Colleges.
As requisite for Graduation, young La
dies are required Gin addition to moral and
menlal Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, &c. 20 pass
a thorough examination upon the entire
course of Mathematics, including Comic Sec
tions and Olmsted's larger Philosophy,
In addition TO the above, young Gentlemen
are required 70 study Latin and Greek srtii-
cient TO enable them to enter the Junior
class in College.
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hardware.
KtrrfisrRlCrN 40.

nIGGES & Co., have just reed per Kansas
IL a large and vel, selected stock of Per
fumery, the largest aud best assortment ever
brought to this City, also, fine Tooth, hair O ua
nat BRUSHES, Pocket and Dressing combs. IT,,
invite their friends and the public generally
10 give them a call, aug99
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Cash Paid for Wheat.
New Goods!

A T the market price by C. B. Fallenste
"A Glasgow, July IL 1850.
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Continental ct, 99touutrr.

observation-disclosures, rs dccembrc 1850.
CoToN-Les ventes faites d,lrant II
semaine s'tlevcnt "a 10000 bales aux
prix suivant:
Good 1lidTg, l25al3 Nidrg Fair, 1871 a.
Ordinaire,. 10 a III Kidding, l2i a 1917
Standardization 3A 81, coommnn a y
q, fair a fully fair Il a 81, choix 6a73
cents la livre.
MELAssE.-Demandc active a % ct
234c lie gallon.
FAR1NE.-Ohio 81 25ct "a 81; H.
linois ct st Louis 81 so ct 81 70; extra
s. ct IS l2A. Les mrivages Sc succe-
dent replacement.
MAis-En grains SIS AGO c.
AvoINE.-St. Louis, 65 a 7Uc; Ohio,
60 a roc.
CArE-lO a lO!c la livrc.
Rlz-Caroline ct George 3Sa33c.
WHIsXEy.-Les prix Sc maintiennent
a 2C! ct &c lie gallon.
GRAlssE-7 a &c. Pcu d'arrivages.
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p. Pacifico, don't il a tant etc parle
dams ~I'affairc des indemniteis exigees de
In Greco s'est adresse d la justice DAN
g~Ieterre pour obtenir PREPARATION das DOM
images portes a sa reputation. Voici ce
que nous lisons a ce sujet dams lie Sun /:
CouR DU BANG DE la RENE.
&c solicitor general declare devoir
d%cmander, an nom de d. Pacifco, a la
orr nne antorisation q Fetfet de pour
sniyre au cri,ninel Charles Baldwin ct
George Chapman, proprietaire ct editeur
du Morning Herald. a raison de calom-
MICS a%rilculees dams ce journal contre le-
dit d. Pacifco, Particle du .Me,ning He.
raid etant de nature a porter %atteinte a Ia
consideration du plaignant D. Pacifco
MA jamais etc en- etat de faillite nj insol-
vabIe, il ma jamais tenu d'aubcrge en-
Portugal.
Lord CampbeI.-Quoique la plainte
ait beancoup tarde, nous autorisons les
pourSuitcs.
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EPISODE RAeoNTE PENDANT LA EU1T DU % JUN
1S4S. a.,
A2 3APS9AG55R &AABAS5

EPISODE RAcoNTE PENDANT LA MUTT DU % JUN
1s46.
L'hivcr s'ecotIa ainsi, ct. Tin beau
matin, en- ouvrant ma fenetre, je ius tout
surpris de voir un vif rayon glisser tout a
couD a travers mes rideaux, de sentir IN
soufle attiedi Sc jouer sur mon front avec
lie parfum DIES egiantiers, des lilas ct des
aubepines. Les Alpes Iointaines gar
daient encore SIR leurs cimes dentelees
leur manteau de neige, mais les r,onta-
gnes ct les e~ollines qui e%ntouraient Mont
melIlan sortaient %lumineuses ct verdoyan.
ties de leur brumeuse envelope, don't les
lambcaux hottaient ca ct la, dams la val
lee, absorbes peu a peu dams l'azur' ct lie
soleil. LA verdure, tendre, pale, IN peu
grlsatre, des %saules, des peupliers ct DIES
'embles, contrastait avec lie ton vigou-
reux des arbres verts qui COMMENCEMENT
Presque a attrister lie paysage parce qu'ils
netaient plus seuls a Pegayer. lie ros-
signol chantait dams les massifs de che
~vrefeuilles; les moiueaux j~aseurs Sc pour
sulvaient a travers les touffes de houblon
eide clematite : mile senteurs vagues,
mile bruits c%onfus, s'eveillaient dams la
nature ranimee; c'etait lie monde qui Sc
Preparait a revivre.
Cette vie nouvelle, je la sentis aussi
passer dams tout mon etre avec IN frisson
delicieux ct terrible. En- voyant renal
Ire autour dc moi tout ce qui semblait
mort, Sc revetir de jeunesse, de beaute
CT De lumiere tout ce qui paraissair ma
suefe endormi dams une tombe glacee,
Je me demanded pour Ia premiere fois
pourquol lie cnur de lhOmme ~resterait
granger ce REIMBURSEMENT universal,
PourquoIf amour ct Temperance, ces feurs
NC fame, ne croftraient pas sur les affec-
uoas eteintes ct les souvenirs ~effaces,
yes negotiations immortelles sur les debris
ues hlvers, &c fut dc &C moment que
commandment mes s~ouffrances.
Les trois mois que je venais de pas
Ut a Montmeillan, les mobiles habitudes
W mes h6tes, la societe de Marcelin ct
aiienriette, les causeries du matin, les
axtdres du soir, les excursions charita-
u,es don't je devinais les attendrissants
walls, Get ensemble de vie patriarcale,
s,;s ct mondaine, qui reunis-
smt a fsisgance exqnise de la bonnie
sohpagnie la simplicite salubre de la
~da''pagne ct les grandioses harmonies
:" soAfude> taps celia await ppissam-
... H..4'- 49,
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On lit dams lie Monsteur du Soir:
ole procureur de la Repub!ique a fat
saisir aujourd'hui, a la poste ct dams les
b%ureaux, lie journal lie Vote Uni;versel, a
raison dun article intitule MAzAs EFT
~BELLE-IsLE. Des poursuites sont dirigees
contre lie gdrant du journal ct le sigma
taire de Particle, sous l'inculpation d'ex-
citation a Ia haine ct au mspris du gou-
vernement de Ia Republique.
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On lit dams Emancipation de Bru.
reles. NJ. Mazzini, sill faut en- croire
DIES renseignemens diplomatiques, anrait
quite rAngleterre ct Sc serait rendu en-
AlIemagne. LIE triumvir ROMAN empor-
terait avec Iui des sommes considerables,
provenant dun empruht revoiutionnaire
convert par lie clerge anglican"
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A VENDRE
LIE III J0ppier Drocbn;n

re 70 J0NOleT Proclaim,
WTTNE TERRE situte pres de lEglise "a
w. Paroissiale de Prescription, me- EEkztI
surant quatre arpents, moins sept toises environ,
de face au Bayou Lafourche, sur quarante ar
penis de profondeur. Camp neuf, Ecuries, ba-
tlsses importantes, moulin a CRU, moulin de Ia
s%ucrerie tout en- fer. Pour de plus amples infor-
nations, s'adresser sur les lieux, a NJ. A. BoU-
GERE.
Conditions I'm cinquieme compliant ct la
balance a quatre termes; lie premier en- mars
1852, lie deuxieme en- mars 1853, lie troisieme en-
mars 1854, lie quatrieme en- mars 1855.
n17.4i
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JENNY EYND A WAHINGToN.-Le rcssl-
gnol Suedois a dome son premier grand
concert a Washington lie Is de ce mois.
lie President Fillmore ct sa famille, Hen
ry Clay, le General Scott ct plusieurS
autres celebrities p~olitiques assistaient a
&c concert. On dit que lie President a
manifesto une tres 5ruyante appreciation,
ce qui ma pas du fatter maigrement la
dipn.-On que lie pere Barnum
s'est engage ayec I'm impressario de la
Scconde Municipalite a prodaiire So can
tatrice sur une scene de la Nouvelfe-O Or
leans, dams les premiers jours de fsvrier.
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Or GAZETTE DE BATON RoUGE:-M. Jo-
semi Character, ACKNOWLEDGMENT conr1u
dams la presse americaine, Went d'ache-
fer la Gazette de Baton Rouge, ct den
nrendre la reduction en- chef.
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ETRENNaS!

VOYANT s'approcher la fin de l'an-NalDv
W nee, lie petit papa Baudot, a encom- SO
bre son beau magasin de contiserie, de Bonbons
de toutes s~ortes, depuis la praline ~jusqu'au Fon-
dant, en- PEASANT par toutes les varieties de la
grande tamille des dragees. On %trouvera egale-
mentchez lie petit papa Baudot, DIES boltes char
nantes, garnies GU yides ct des sacs en- satin
du meilIeur goht.
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On frappc en- ce moment d l'h6tel
des monnaies de Paris pour I'm million de
pieces avec de l'or %provenant des mines
de In California. Get or a ete envoye
par plusieurs maisons FRANCHISES etabIies
dams &C pays.
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s'GIoigna de moi, ct me dit DUN air da has,
IouTeuse stuIeur:
"-Vul vous Ia dit? Comment lie savez-
vous? Ious ayez done connu Alb6ric7
(Lo fin an num(ro prochain.)
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R,El,JEtJR.

NtER. AMBROSE ROUGEAU, etabli de-
AvA puts quelque temps a Napoleopville, Ell
qualite de r%elieur, offre ses services au public.
Les nombreux ouvrages gull a deja relies, sont
garants de son godt ct de son adresse.
Ses antGcedents joints a la modicite de SEES
prix ct a la g~arantie quill dome de la perfection
de ses ~re!iures, lui assurent la clientele de toutes
res personnes de la campaggne qui tiennent Il
avoir une iolie biliotheuue. 2s-nl-la
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Aux Plan 4EUko.

AUX ELAN4EUko.
fYAHT TT CRANE, Forge ron ct hgfniear
AWAs 11scanicien, a rhonneur d'annoncer al
public quill est maintenant etabli pres Fhabita-
ton de A. C. McCullum ct quill entreprendra
toute espece de trayaux concernant sa profess
sion. II ssempressera aussi de r~epondre a Ia de-
mande des habitants pour les reparations des
machines a yapeur, bouilloires, moulins, etc,
etc. lie font. i des prix moderes. n7*
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1V{T WEYAND, Facteur de Pianos, tous
I'VE. les trois mois passe dams Prescription
ainsi que chaque fois quill est appele par les ha-'
bitants.
Les personnes qui voudraient s'abou~areaur-
faire accorder leurs pianos, y trouyet .at s
avantage.
u N. Weyand, a CONSIGNMENT en- mains
un grand nombre de pianos de tous genres, quill
offe a vendre a des prix moderes II a en- ou-
tire en- ce moment un superbe piano a queue,
systeme en- fer, qri, pour lie sen ct la beaute nj
pas de SUPERIOR dams PEtat. n12*
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FORGERON EFT INGENIEUR MECANIClEk.
TNfH JACOB H. ALMENDlNGER pre-
Av&s Went les planteurs gull executera a
domicile toutes sortes d'ouyrages de sa profess
sion, qu'on voudra bien lui confer ct gull Sc
transporter sur toutes les habitations Oh il sera
appele, pour y executor les reparations des ma
chimes a vapeur, ct les METRE en- pen de temps ct
a des prix moderes, a meme de bien f%onction-
ner. [n9,6i
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A. w. WARREN,
1rpeattenr ct fmgeufeuc.
AGENCE GENERAL

.T- EtOLltSL FF t-aE..
De tout ce qui a rapport aux afaires des %terres,,
A DonG2dsoaviHe, LIE.
S'adresser aux bureaux dk PloNNIER.
TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.
- E SIEUR LIS. F. PLATTEN, connu depuis'
IL p~lusieurs annees par les nombreux ouvra-
ges, quill a fats dams lie cimetiere de cette parois-'
Sc, ct ceux des p~aroisses avoisinantes, a l'hon-
neur de ~prevenir ses amis ct ]e public en- gent
raj, quill Went de ~receyoir du Nord de TAmeri-
que, ct de rItalie, des marbres de toutes %especes,
ct gu | est pref a executor toute commando dc
tombes, caveaux de famille on monuments con-
~cernant sa partie.
II emploie au choix des families, lie marbre la
pierre, on lie oois, ct Sc charge egalement des
griIles on entourag yes de tombes, soft en- bois soft
en- fer. Pour plus anples renseignements, s'adres-
ser chez lui a P1attenville'a cote de PEglise Pa
r~oissiale de 'Assomption. SEES prix sont des plus
moderes. .}H 3'
Plattenville, % octobre 1850. [n9,6i g
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a

TEN NEGRE creole, age de 25 ans, cuisi-
~ nier, bon domestique, negre de champ,
assez bon charpeutier.
Pour plus anples renseignements s'adresser a
Monsieur JOSEPH CAILLET.
HtITKES! HUIIKES!!
n E PETIT PAPA BAUDOT, que tous les
&& vrais gournets wont visiter 81 solvent, pre-
Went lie public que 1on trouvera chez lui, deux
fois par semaine, lie Mercredi ct lie Dimanche,
des Soupes u&r Huitrys, Huitres Fries ct des
Huitres Fraiches, II espere que ses amis ct ses
cliens lui continueront la bienveilance don't lis
FONT honore jusqu'A present, ct il fera tout ce qui
dependra de lui pour la iustiiier.
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TONNELLERIE.

JACQUES WHEY, TonnelDer, aTn
y Donaldsonvile, a rhonneur d'infor-l -
mer messieurs les p~lanteurs quill fabrique des
BARILS a MELASSE, De la contenanes de A
a45 gallons, a des priz modefes. Sa t~onnelie-
rie est situee rue Kississirpi, pre~sqa'eniaes &c
rEglise. . Inv
INGRY, ANDR. GW-Grocer, opposite ug
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Une femme que l'on Anne, que Pom
ma connue que vetue de noir, ct qui nous
apparaft, un matin, dams une frafche rc-
be de mousseline blanche GU rose, c'est
lie delicieux emblsme, la realisation Vi
vante dun nonveau printemps de Tame
qui secoue ses voiles funebres, pour re-
feurir ct renaitre sous Phaleine embau-
NEE dune tendressc nouvelle. Je de-
wins 81 pale, ma voix qui essayait de be-
gayer quelques mots fut 81 e~ntrecoupee
que Marcelin cut pitie de moi.
"-Vite! vite petite seur! s'ecria-t-il.
descends, que je t'embrasse!
" En- moins dune minute, Henrietle
fat devant nous... Oh! Lionel, qu'elle
etait belle, dams cette sorte de transigu-
ration ravissante on ellie r%edevenait jeu-
ne file wee toutes les splendeurs de la
jeuDesse! Ellie portrait un petit chapeau
dc paille blanche tressee par les patres
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

THE SLAVE CASE Ar DETROIT. The papers
inform that Rose, the fugitive arrested at Detroit
had resided on farm of Gov Woodbrdges for two
years past prosecution was pending against one
Rvey, Irishman, for malicious destruction of pro-
perry, in which Rose important witness. Riley
therefore, endeavored fghten Rose into leaving fol
Canada by threats of personal violence and by series
of petty prosecutions. Failing of his object, he com
menced correspondence with Southern save-catchers
and succeeded in inducing three of them to come or
and seize Rose fugitive slave.
What cause! Hate and vengeance on one side ,anC
vany and cupidity on the other! A good commentor
the law. 1t will breed the worst of passions, anc
bring war into very streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

FARMS IN MAINE FOR NOTHING. We learn
from the Halowell Gazette that the State of Maine
offers farm to any citizen on the most liberal CON
dltons. law has passed the Legislature giving
any man from one to two hundred acres as he may
desire, at the nominal price of fifty cents an acre,
payable In one two or three years, in working on the
highways, kind ofre remuneration great advantage
to the purchaser as to the State. The farmer must,
however, clear up certain number of acres within
given time, and erect house for his residence, or
IN other words he must go to work. improve his farm,
and make has home. In the eastern part of Maine
are thousands of acres Of productive land owned by
the State. Much of that offered TO settlers on the
above conditions lies in Aroostook County.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

The GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. The
following gentlemen have been appointed by Cover
nor Briggs committee for the purpose of securing
to contributors belonging to Massachusetts the requi-
site facilities for the reception of specimens of Am
erlcan Industry and Art at the Industrial Exhibition
in London in 1851, viz:
marshall p. Wilder, Henry N. Hooper, Edward
Riddle, Boston; Alexander De Witt, Oxford. Sam
uel l.. Taunton /; VIM. A. Burke Lowell Joshua
Aiken, Andover David Carson, Dalton; Charles
Stearns, Springfield