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EXCURSIONS.

Eli FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
&szz'sass-asiai NGToN, MOUNTS ASD BROWNS
DOCKS, (Middleto TD,) HIGHLAND DOCK, when prsc-
neable) AND RED BANK This direct To the North
American Phalanx Association The ~sl-kr steam
bosi JOHN HART, Capt A. II Haggerty, will leave wesi
side OF Peck slip Pier, Gas, RiVeLl az folo~s:
Ne.o- Yo.L
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TEAS, COFFEE AND SUGARS

AT REDUCED PRICES al The Eighn-sreoas
"A Tea store-Ths Subscribers respectfully Cali NE aiea
don Of the public 10 her extensive sssortnent 81
named articles which hey selling al t.si - pr osu'
under The prices Of many Other siores fhs sock emDs
ees 10 psn; Frsi quality crushed and powdered sagsr
Refined White and Nev-Orle<ns do; with choice ssoft
" Green and Black Teas ~hch esnnos be saro.sss
In the civ Pure Old Java Cofeo-Ro D. Domingo sno
hMsckibo; ali OF which ground IN the store daily
J. v Kelley, Id Elgniaar
zig lms Between Seventeenth and Eifhieeon so-
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$50. CENTRAL RAILAOAD or n JERSEY. 1850.
-. cEeyuFszl sUMnEK ARRANGEMENTS,

-
EStS STE~~<yFp commencing April l, I850.-This Road
extends from EizabeIhp0rI IS miles ~
White House J. reducing the staging between the ter
minus o, the Road and Easton Is miles And - School
eys Mountain 10 II miles THIS line NewYorf by
steamboat RED JACKET, al pier A. River and connects
with rama the Jersey Railroad hich leave New.
Yort from foot Of Cortlandsi q, IRE hour new
70 schooeys Mountain with lean staging Sn any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-Psisengen VIII leave Kew
York BY Steamboat from pier ~ H. orby The Newt ersey
Railroad foot Of COrilantet al 4 ~ and P.k leave
EizabelhGOwp Al 10 An and 6PI
PAssENeER TRAM DOwR-Leaye White House al 5.i3
~ and IS PM. North Branch 81 S. AM and l55
Pm Somerville al 10 A ~ and2 20 M. Bound Brook
h610Am aud 20 PM; Plslnhsd al $40 An aud l40
Pm; Wesifeid al So AN and 3P ~ ElIabetbi0wp n
7 IS and l050 A n and S2OPh.
The freight rah with psssons sgsch9d) wileave
Whie H0use az 81 AM SOmeryils 40, Hsinhes 5l4,
ana EizAbe.hport by steamboat a. 80 NJ Returning
leave New YORK By steamboat Red Jocket tom pier
North River al ] P NJ.
All freight om Hew.York intsadoz 10 70 by this lina
must be 81 the boat al III O'clock 70 Insure being ssen
through t1stdsy.
Sta will be 10 readiness the arrival Of The O'Clock
tpin fom New YOrs The W to HoUsc W convey pas-
ssnxers 10 Ess,on, Wkesbarre, Bethlehem Allentown,
hauch Chunk, Pa ard 10 Remington LeDa8on, Clinton,
Milford Bethlehem, BioOmsbVfg, New Hampton, Wash
ingtou and Belsdere ~ J. o. Tuesday, Tnursday and
Saturday 10 Delaware Wafer Gsp, STOuds.qrg Bsrtoos
Vile, Ssnhope, Dslevs, Backorn, and Lseks~snnslrou
Hogbs, ke Pa.
NIB An baggage Of tho hsk Of Inc owners untI doliv-
cred into The scua possession " NO Agents OF ns Com.
psny, and checks or receipts dveo therefor. S
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r EDWIN LEWIS,

The direct line stages TO squan and Freehod. and all
paris Of the country All persons forbid trusting
,bOvc bOsl on sccouDt OF the O~ners jy8tAll+
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
SQUIRE BROTHER
81 FULros ls2 bowERY.
p WE CAN MAKE IT The ISTEkEsf OF hose
~ who vish the above goods 10y our srrengeneos
10 Europe ard the manufactures here. Of g-tring
goods from frat hsDds 70 make their purch2ses 81
e,-TrT siore-s7 Fallon Of of ls2 bowery.
Gold Watches, By Cooper fobAs. Beesey and othersL
God Psien Lever Watches full ieweled
Golc Waches, low 80 50.
Gold Pst-nt Lever watches for ladies.
OoId Cbsns rev article; The Chzl-.sin, for ladies'
silver Patent Levers, els
Gold Wedding Rings made expressly for aai purpose
Gold Lockets, Ike watches open bon idea
Silver Tea seis Rogks spoons Ladies, kc-
Silver Ware 10 the pride CT our bofiDes, and we are do
terrrned 10 keer The reputation Of cling al OF oar ly1
ecual 70 dollus and thai 10 vsrrAnted stsrdyd
OUR RULE-An goods vsrrsn1ed - fspresentedi each
rtce Tie price marked plain In kgures One pries aud
cash only. Vle ,neod
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<H- ABUIL,s FERRY, TILLETUDLEM
,Ezrfns45az-s and FORT LEE.-The steamboat FRANK,
Capt Rogers, viii run a. follows, landing
al Thirteenth-sL:
FROM ~ Y. foot OF sphngst From Fort Les.
Monday 6, 10, and 6. Monday, a, ~ and A.!
Tuesdsy, 10, and 6. Tuesday, H. u aud n.
Wednesday, 10, q and 6. "Wednesday, II, IL and Il.
Thursday, TO- land 6. Thursday, n, u and Al.
Friday g. Friday, IT,
Saturday, g. 10, 2and6. Saturday, 81, ", IL and IT,
Sunday, 10 and2 Sunday, H. u and s.
Iva linz
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PAPER MAKERS, WIRES.

I'VE largest stock In the United Stses well assored,
consisting Of Fourdrinier Wires from s. inches 70 81
inches ds Nos 90 and "a and all numbers OF copper and
brsas wire cloth-for sale the lowest to and war
rsnted In every equal TO the imported a. the once,
le9 JohnEt NewYork, or at the manufscory, BelyilA
Nsw,yersey. Iiyls Sm.l WIN. STEPHENS SON
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(f%fS FOR LIVEHPOUI..-Unitsd STATES Mall
-rnir-zss sie smship ATLANTIC, Captain James WrsL
THIS steamship viii depart with The mails FOR
Europe, positively Ssu day July x7h, ~ II O'Clock, ~,
from her berth al the foot OF Canal a.
No berth secured until paid for
For freight passage having 1noqusIled sccommOds-
ions for elegance or comfort apviy TO
EDWARD h COLLINS, IS Wal st.
Alletiers mus, pas, through The Post Ofice
The steamer PACIFIC viii succeed The Atsntc aud sail
esturcsy. August 24lh. VISIT
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an fAsHIONABLE HArs.-JuA sEisasd, ne
LUZ mosl spleodid arucs o6ef-d Elsg sLi Preach
- SIN Hat TIE loo price Of -, rs1Aly cold 81 o.
AIso an article q g. 81 Neal Hsa 81 u BROWN
fyx lms ns o&rAlsL COS door IRON eulsaa.
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- >rHk LARGEST assortment OF Bedssc.as,
SRWS Beds, Mattresses and Pesihers ever ofered TOT
sale. st n WILLARDe Wsrohooss, 10 Cnss-
sansi cor Of HuIbeysi The attention Of house seepen
and Others 10 particularly called 70 Wilfs patent 1Sni
s.IssoS retail ieA lms
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~ APOUGHKEKPsIK

APOUGHkEkPsIk LINE OF
x6ssis s "a, eySs cLIsfon Capt
Capt kosekrsns. every fhlrsdsy; foU0HKEEPsIE,
Capt Hoffman, every Saturday, 81 O'clock n from foot
Of hursy-st for passengers and freight
rooms spasio1s and conf rizbe cabins and
presay fet up for The cofor; and convsnisnee OF Pcs
seugers and UTiye Poughkeepse 10 u1s Cor the stages
70 shzrot, Pine Ylxirs and New Milford.
fof further nformsncu, apply 90 board he Brges Or 70
WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL. l6i @estsL )s21 Son
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LEBANON SPRINGS
and Ina

~ rs-s4zHE LEBANON SPRINGS
A;s r-xrs<sEzp and Inc
SHAKER CITY,
wi. HndsonEYhs shortest s1d east expensive Youx
10 Inese eesbrsbed places ~ The Hudson River Rtrosd
snd STEAMBOATS, 70 Hudson hence oy The Hndso, tsrosd
and sAge (through SHAKE, City, 10 the springs
Passengers from Nsv-Yors by ne morning usin and
bosLs may arrive a the Springs a n Of t5e Day
Passengers BY the evening tram and boaD from hewYsrk
may reach the Springs ne rext morning 81 81 O'Clock
fare from Hudsco &c he sprtngI 81 So
tel6 sms IT WATERMAN, 5up't
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n ukrs,xx<~r CA1DEr AND AmBOY RAIL.
- - Road LINE 6r Phlscslphis 81
O'Clock A =. and IA 1cgocx, r m b.
ssesmDoss JOHN POTTER. 1Sly, sundsys sxeep,st,
Rom PIE. 10 ho1a REg Fus; Firr slass car ~
sscond elkas carr, a. III &
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~ FOR SOsrOS, VIA NEW rvAx I
EksEy5 FALL RIvER-.sy The .gleodit "a

PRE- STATE Of gresl strength and speed parucrtsrJ
adapted the Nsvgsron " Long Issnd sound runnfzg
IN conueco with The Fail River and Old Coiony kstroa2
n distance Of IS miles Ia Boston only.
Leave pier No North River, near the Bsnery.
Pie ssssuer BAY STATE, Cspi WIN. Brown, CO f1ae
days ThuSsdsya and SATURDAYS a 2. n
Pie steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Beaj BrsysuQk
Hoodsys Wednesday, and fhdzys ASP
This Line % The only lhsi rlus direct for NevporS
Yhese are 6lied with comncdious uste-rocsnR
and every Arrangement for the s-cary and eoxAr Il
passengers Who afforded by ths nighrs ~
on board and arrival Of Fan River proceed per ~.
road reaching Bosom early he following morning.
remain on board getting their bre.tfsst " wisned s,
dl Ihe starting OF The srrommcc suon train o. "a A -
which rescbes Boson 81 about 8! An.
Baggage MASTER 10 attached 10 each steamer, who 10
esives and deke. the baggage and accompanies ~
szme u ts destination.
The ries for passage aud tho price OF stale rooms -
by other incs.
A steamer IN connection win this line 10 au1
RON Providence daily, except Sundays
rreight Boston 10 taken the rates By -
ether regular Ses add forwarded with greater expe1A
don by Express freight usn, which leaves Fall Rive
morning (Sondsy eyoeptedl st O'Clock for noso9
and New Bedford. arriving iu destination q aso9
IL An.
For freight apply on board, or At the once &C rs!.
North RivOg For or b-rhs apply board,
hhis desired 70 secure them ahead, application may -
msdets fIsDALE L EoRbEN, Ageuu,
lel0y 10 aud n Wsss e
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FoA !: ORLEANS

<kSst TIE FINE STEAMSHIP GALVESTON,
NAlLN Place, Master, viii leave for New Orleans on
Saturday, August3, from pier ~ X. al O'Clock
Pm. For freight or passage apply to
i've Aus JHOWARD 4 SON 81 Broadway
- UNITED STATES MAIL scEAM-
&ICtis Frs between NEW YORK n LIVERPOOL.
The ships composing the line are the
ATLANTIC, Captsin West;
PACIFIC, CspIsin Nye;
ARCTIC, Capt Luce;
BALTIC, Capt COmstock;
ADRIATiC, Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government servee, every has been sksn Ia hsr
aud speed and their accommodations for passenger, are
uns qusled for elegance Or comfort
Price Of passage from NewYork to Liverpool $3.50;
ciuaive Of - ira size state rooms $40
An experienced surgeon Will be attached TO each ship.
NO berh can be secured unu psio for.
For ire ght or passage apply 10
EDWARD COLLINS No IS Waist
orto BROWN sHIPLEH co, Liverpool
The Pacific will leave Liverpool July Stat, 1859.
The Atlantic will leave H-~-Yofk July l7h, 1854.
The Auardc will leave Liverpool AugustzIst 1857.
The Pacific viii leave New-furk August z4ih 1850
The PHcirc viii leave Liverpool September lith, 1880
She Atlantic vii leave N-wforE september tn, 1880
The Aanuc will leave Liverpool September zjn 1880
The Pacific will leave NewYO I sep enb-r l8lh 1850.
Ire Pee ne will leave Liverpool OcoDer Is h, 1850
The Ausntc will leave Ne~ York October 1911, 1850.
The Atlantic VIII leave Liverpool October snih, 1851.
Toe Of these sips viii not De RccoHntsDe for
gold, silver bulion specie jewclr7 precious stones or
metals unless bills OF leding signed therefor snd the
value thereof therein expressed. iyi6n
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TRAVELLING.

GTfhS SlTkD STATES NAH. LIN
hv vn CHARLESTON 70 HAVANA y
IA ,,-s,,.,,n ,ssAsNAh AND KEY wEsT-fes scssH
c.r, ~ ,s.p $3.50 90 burden, eonnS-asd b
H5rdsv. oci / AZ ril eomneree Der rssal~ MS %
for hsvsns on he 10, sns ls,s Of ssrs Sass II -
havsrs TO Char eslon 90 lie so sna "a -.' - -
From Charleston ana savsnn.n 4, g.. -.
FOR particular spryto "s~'' ~.
In Chnesoa 70 n C. AOaEOAK
Agents In Hsvsns. DRAKE SRovHEKs 4 CO
Passengers leaving Hsvsnns By is ship cAa re>A ~
by he and rouie The tfth day, By meeting -
steamer so1,herne, r-sce Nev-yorf n sans nme. q
fS4 FOX KINGSTON, JAMAICA.
&SEA> DIRECT Toe spi-ndd sls.mshs CRk&
CENT CITY. Charles s.oddsrd. conmasd~s.
Will lssve for Chasres touching 81 sor Royal ~ land ps
sengers ard malta Thursday, let Aasusl o. ocosA n,
n from Der doch, pier North River
Tor pssssge spplyto J. HOWARD SON
iyi2fsrl DkW - Broadway.
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- GREAT vEMENv

Gx- GREAT IMPKOVE ENT
{EEr~8 IN DENTISTRY. - DR. NAPOLEON
VIrTYxAPRETERRE, Surgeon Dentist, iaisly from
<4-lIJ Paris, now al SS3 SnOadwsy opposite me
Th-ser, Informs the public In general hat
persons who have haG the mIfJrune Of losing their iseih
can have them replaced not TO be Distinguished from
nnursl Hs Of teeth, put u Without pain,
(w1th which one grind the hardest aimensl are 70
variable for her transparency and nghtness hey serve
Dot only perform msscAnon and eadOw the voice with
db nc and easy articulation bat 10 besiov upon phyS-
ogromy that grace and regularity which are the most o
liant apendnges Of beauty Gold used 10 ali operations
viii be Of the hrsi quality. Terms very modersis
I've 2meods
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Rates OF passage from Panama 10 San Frsncseo-Stss
ROOM $500; Storage, $780, Cafomis passengers by the
Ohio will go on from Havana 10 Chsgrss by The Falcon,
without delay. No berth secured until paid tor For
freight or passage apply 10 o. ROBERTS,
iyl6 t22 1T Westst, cor Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

1T "A GRAND PICNIC AND COrlL-
IzsSsaII.ssE..si ION FXCURS ON To OYSTER BAY,
10y the Decatur Association, IN hoHor OF De-
csiuT Chsp'er on Thursdsy. July Is, 1900 Of u A
TIE sple ndid steamboat NORTH AMERICA and the arge
bsTge GlLBOA have been chArtere Tor the
The celebrated American Brass Band will accompany
the Excursion. The steamboat will stop a. ihe iolOwtg
plAces foot Of Nineieenth.tt u O'Clock; Hammond
stf4 spFng.st ats; Chsnner u a. e.! Hzrs-tst East
River ii 81 GrandsL ats; Tsuthst al 81 Tickets, al
nit irg gentleman and lady, & extra ladies' uckets 50
ce1is which obianed board Of the boat, aso "
A MouliOp, 10 BOwery Jewell Smith, corner OF Hubert
and West tts bydecter corner Of pnng and seq
vict-sts; ana = Combs 269 Grand u iy2n5g'
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II S-sss--==-5t <EXCURsION-The steamboat JENNY
LIND i run daily 10 the Cemetery, from
the frat pier above Bsrcayst al 10 q aud O'Clock
PA leaving the Cemetery Al I2i, 50, and O'Clock
r NJ. On sunday she ~iil leave The foot OF HzmmOud-st
the above hours touching her regular pier Fare 81
Gems The pubic respectfully Invited 10 vist the
groui g. Loi. sill selling 81 The low price ofS IS psysble
al s. per month
n B-Tbe Jenny Lind can be engaged Tor Evening Ex-
cuTsions Office OF the Company 2o9 Broadway Al per-
are forbid trusting any Of tbs above
boat iy20 2Fl JAS 7. LEETE, secy.
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fSSa NOTICk.-PasseDgeu per slea nsnp AT.
&lEaN LANTiC for Liverpool, viii please Be
b. ard on Saturday, July q, a. II O'Clock NJ.
ard send al luggage not waited 90 The passage on boad
Friday, 26h marked Below with The nunOer Of theS
berth iY3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

&4EeG GRE5, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST L-fne
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, Chss
stoddsrd Commspder will leave for Chsgres Thurs
day, Isl August al O'Clock, p NJ from Pier N K. For
freight or passage aPp,y TO
~ The EMPIRE CITY will follow me CRESCENT
CITY leaving for Chsgres Tuesday, l5ln August by
which weasel through tickets viii be furnished.
iyli DtAugl ltW
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
BENTON CANDIDATEFOR CON.
GRESS.

Maj John Miller. or os he is famil.
iarly known, "Old Ugly" Of Cooper.
has been nominated by the Committee
appointed by the Columbia Conven.
ton, the Benton candidate for Con-
gress, in place of Mr.. Mckinney, de.
clined. Mr.. Miller accepts, and says:-
shall address circular to the peo-
pc of the District in few days, and in
tue meantime i, may be sufficient 10
state that if honesty Of purpose, and On
arden, zeal for the prosperity and per-
pe'uity ofour hitherto happy union
furnish any claim TO confidence, hope
l may no, be found unworthy of their
support.
The Boonvlle Democrat gives q
short biographical sketch Of his life and
decds, and sayG
The true Democracy Of the Distric,
now have an able and efficient standard
bearer in the field and i. becomes the
duty of each member-of every friend
70 the Union TO prepare for the conflict
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
TELEGRAPH.
An Extra from Tho Lexington r

An Extra from Tho Lexington Elk.
press office, contains the proceedings
Of public meeting held in that
place on the subject Of telegraphic
communication with ST. Louis, which
was addressed by Colonel Tai. p. Shaft.
ner--and the plan of himself and asso
ciatcs developed. The citizens at once
took hold of the matter, and determined
10 palronize Mess. Shaifncr IL Veitch.
We have letter from Col. Shaffner.
written. neutrality-suspicious., on the 10th,
in which he advises us that they "have
succeeded, .sdnd uih commence The line
immediately" They may be expected
here on. their RETURN. which will be in
a few days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
The Opinion of an Old, Experien-
ced and Scientific carrier.

WASHINGTON Iowa, June 26, 1919.
From the speedy and permanent cures, both
on man and beast, which your Arabian Lni-
ment is performing, do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it the "Great Remedy of the Age" |
have practiced doctoring horses for these 30
years, and have tried all the various linments
oIntments, &C., so much pulled up in the pa
pers; but must say that II. q. Farrels Ara
bian Liniment exceeds any that ever made
use Of. By its use, have cured Sweeney and
SPAWN long after they had been pronounced
incurable; and have cured more than so hor-
ses this seas with your liniment, embracing
every shade If disease, from scratches and
bruises up to SPAWN, Ring Bone aud Sweeney
| can also bear testimony of its good effects
on the human system. was confined nearly
all last winter to my room with Rheumatism
and could get nothing to help me, until |
commenced the use Of your Liniment, which
entirely cured me. VIM. r. GRIMES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
PLEASURE EXCURSION.

The fine steamer Kansas, under
command Of Capt. JEwErT, will take
Pleasure Excursion to Cambridge
to uorroD. Capt, J. will De pleased to
have his friends in this place and
vicinity coup with him. A band Of
music will he IN attendance, 10 add to the
pleasure oflhe "trip.
The boa, will 60 no higher than Cam
bridge, and will return TO this place.
during the day. In the evening there
will be Sore Musicale on the boat, TO
which all are invited.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
CONGRESS-THE COMPRO.
MISE

We have nothing of interest, or of q
definite nature from Washington, rela.
tive to the compromise. Tho ST. Lou
is Republican of Monday morning,
says:
Tho telegraph and the newspaper
reporters have behaved very badly
within the last week, and we know liz.
lie Of what was really done in Con.
gress during the week on the Compro.
misc bill. On Saturday, The 9Th, the
question was debated all day-tbis be-
lug the first Saturday in which the Sc.
nalo has refused to adjourn over, du-
ring the without coming TO
any conclusion. The Monday follow
ing, Mr.. Benton made'a motion to post
pone this bill indefinitely, and delivered
a speech upon it. We imagine that
this motion was unsuccessful, but of
this we are not advised, excep, tina,
the original subject was before the Sc
nate several days afterwards. A fail
ure 10 postpone the bill, is almos, equiv
alent TO its passage in the Senate
The opinion is general that it will meet
with less opposition in the House."
And in the Union of Monday even.
ing, we find the following:--
I'VE have seen'asletter from gen
llcman lately in Washington whose
means Of Information we think con be
relied on. in which he says: "Mr.
Clay's Com promise will fail. This you
may rely upon implicitly, no ma.ter
wha, reports to the contrary you may
see in the newspapers. and the South.
ern men will afterwards resis, the ad.
mission Of California"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMEs,)
June 20, 1850. {
Bushes during the week has been good;
weather dry and warm up to yesterday, when
we had fine shower. The river is falling
with 6 feet in the channel. No alteration,
except a slight decline in Wheat.
TOBACCO--$3 SO to 4 50 ready sale.
HEMP-S65 70 per ton.
BACON Shoulders 2Ic.; hams and sides
DC. per ID. .
LAkD--4 &c. per bbl 5 a 5.lc. per keg
WHEAT-65 to 80 per bushel.
OATS--35 to 10 cents-in demand.
DRY HIDES-6I TO cents.
FLAX SEED--s0 cents to 81 per bushel.
FLOUR-S7 to 81 80 per Dbl; decline.
CORN MEAL-60c per bushel.
BEIGSWAX-lS to Isle per pound.
RUTTER-in demand,
FEATHERS-25a25 per Id.
WOOL-Nono oalring--in active request;
GROCERlES--Sugar. N o 6 to O.; coffee,
Rio, l24 to l5c per ID. Whiskey, 81 cents
Common % cents. Salt, G. A. $40 pr sack
L. B, Sc, Kan. Ace.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
G. FARRELL'S genuine Arabian Lin.

III G. FARRELLS genuine Arabian Lin
l. IL iment is most extraordinary nedici ne
the truth Of which is placed beyond doubt
by the vast sales Of the article, and tho many
cures being daily performed by it, which pre-
viously had resisted all other IL edicines and
the skill of the best physicians in the world.
1t is composed of balsams, extrocts and gums
peculiar to Arabia-pos sessing, in concen-
trated form, ull their stimulating, Anodyne'
penetrating unc;uous and revulsive properties,
aud the same which, ages ago, were used by
the "Sons Of the Desert" with such mracu-
Ious success, in curing the diseases of both
man and beast.
Read the tolowing REMARKABLE CURES
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
tew Store Fresh Arrivals.
Furniture Notice.

"a The subscriber having just returned
Es7 from business tour to nearly all the
u principal Furniture Manufacturing cities
East, as well as those west Of the mountains,
and having purchas a rare and choice lot of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
beside having made permanent arrangements
for n constant and regular supply Of every ur-
tce in the Furniture line, so that dealers and
others wishing furniture may rely on having
their orders promptly filled; G5-and at rate
less for Cash than can be had at any other
house in St. Louis.S0
He would therefore cordially invite oil his
cash paying friends ind customers to give
him call, whether they are citizens of St.
Louis or reside in any of the towns ON the
Missouri, Mississippi or Illinois rivers. All
| say, that wish Bargains, and are willing to
pay cash for the same, call at No, 80 Market
ST., st. Louis, second door above second street.
JOHN I. ELLET.
N. B. Orders by letter, with the needful.
will be promptly attended to. J. |. E.
St. Louis, Nav o.