davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-26

FURNITURE, CHAIRS AID STOVES.
[ hAk l. removed 10 W aier SiTc,I, between MAN
Il ard Sycamore, where / " i'll keep on hand full
and complete assortment at new and fashionable
furniture and chairs. which will sell rs cheap "a
they can he bought IL Cincinnati or Louisville
Also large stock 81 Cook, Locating and iahor
Stoves. ctovcry voIieIy and description. Gail and
examine ny goods beloie purchasing
sep23-ii J. T. SCUWlNG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-26

goo or Iodine, French 30t Tart acid, Eng
2uo or iodlde de POTASH 5cases Ep Liquorlce
100 az Iannln do Refined Borax
% or Snlp Morphia 5casks East Salaratus
90 az Acetate do 80 lbs Quicksilver
3Oo az Ounine SUP 300 do Cnome Eng
$50 lbs Gum Opium $50 do CalomeI Am
JO0 Go SIENNA Aiepd 20 DO Exi Bark Cornpt
2CO do Go T. lndo dc 10 90 Pulv Red Bark
suOO do Naples Sulphur 20 do CLlorotorm Chr
l,po do Birthstone 1000 do Reii'd Salt Petrs
4VO DO Arsenic so do Oil Lemon, pure
biol BaiSam Copavia so do Cum Anon
4oo lbs Spts Mite 80 do Aniseed
400 DO Spis ammonia 80 do Cloves
leo DO Sup 4Aiiher 50 Go Rosemary
$50 do Jalapa pulv 50 gals refined Olive
800 800 DO ,thei Pulv SO lbs Oil Peppermin
100 do lpecachuana pull 1000 lbs Sal Soda
ltoo 90 sal Rochelle pul SEQ lbs Camphor
1900 do Sup Carb Soda
The above are warranted finest ounliiv. end
he sold q snail advnnee for cash or IN nrornn
dealers on usual credit. Nv stock has been Dur
CHASED entfeiy irohi hrst hands. on best terms-so
the public can rely upon ihsir purity and prices
iebI II CRAWFORD BELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-26

II AVE row ia. store their full FALL ard WIE
l. 4 TER STo,K, comprising every article IN thei
line OF trace to which they cal. the particular al
teniion of retailers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-26
DRUGS. &c.
DRUGS. MEDICINES pTc

W, 9N-AsA1OIINLo, IIC
/ AN now in the daily receipt of my sjring Sd
l. pivot DRUGS, &C.. &c, CONSISTING in pa
of the following:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-26

4 ENEs Is Courn batting. just reed psi
4, sGOO steamer Alex Scott, ara tor sale Nv
novlI J. H. MAGHEE Il co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

every rank and station in llfc-of all eharae-
tiers asd compilations. With Sydney, N. >.
w, Wc have No regular communication and
our merchants count with confidence upon adj
vices every month, OF the state Of the markets
there. Each arrival releases from the con
fines u ship board a crowd Of Sydney lInmi.
grants, among whom there are always cNccp-
uorablo characters, but ior whose general de-
pormcni and honest worth we may speak ia
voribly. We fear that our people are over
prciudircd against this class Ut foreign immi-
grafton, for we cannot conceive aught more
unjust than the too prevalent suppOsiilun that
is made up entirely by quoHddn English con
Vicis.
From South America the immigration has
scnsibly diminished, owing, probably, To the
reports which have gone abroad Of disturbance
between our people and Chilians, Penrians
and other natives Of the lower countries
Great numbers have taken their departure from
California. returning Ia their homes with an
utter dsrclish Of all savorng Of Amcricansm
in the gold regions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
Professor wob,ter's Case.

The following paragraphs are from the
Lowell American -
prof Webster was convicted by the bench
by ilic law Of the majority of the court. 1t
was the ruling Of Judge Shaw on the question
Of n,an-slaughtcr that setrlcdthe ease, and that
may settle eases sill more doubtful than Prof.
Wcbstcr's. The law Of the court y, that
When on the trial Of an indictment for mur-
der, the killing is proved TO have been COM
united By the defendant, and nothing further
is shown, the presumption Of law Is, that it
was malicious, a. Ian act Of murder, and proof
ofmaiicr Of excuse or cNtcnuaton lies on the
defendant, The venerable and learned Judge
Wilde, in the case Of Peter York, dIsscnled
from the opinion, and held that 1T, When the
facts and circumstances attending homicide
are given IN evidence, and not upon any pre-
sumption from the mere act Of killing "a,
That II there be- any such presumption, It isH
presumption Of fact, and If the evidence leaves
IN a reasonable doubt whether the prcsump-
ton be- well founded, that doubt will avail In
favor Of the prisoner 81, That ihe bundcn Of
proof IN every criminal ease Is on the common
wealth to prove al the material allegations
IN the indictment and Il on the whole evidence
the jury have a reasonable doubt whether tho
defendant j. guilty Of the crime charged, thsy
are bound to acquit him.
We presume lla, no one will doubt that {
Judge Wilde, law had been the ruling of,he
court, Professor Webster would have h1d the
benefit IT the reasonable doub, which It seem,
To Ms every man must have, upon the pou, Of
vilhl murder But Judge WIldo's opinion
is no, the law Of the majority W. think u
ought Ia be-, and We hopc that tho legislature
wildly slatulrovcrrue the law Of the supreme
court, which Judge Wild, declare. 10 b. arr.
he OF the urbarous ages.
IN view Of al ihe facts. We trust tia, an a.
fort will b. made to obtain cummulauOu Of
the sentence. and that the governor aud cour-
cil wall cNcrcr-, the attribute, Of mercy 3D.
That they dli wrong tu poor, degraded " ash.
urtuu Goode, must be- no excuse for another
judicial murder Let them do What - night
SOW, and leave ,hc consequences 10 take care
uf ih"m.rl,,. "
w understand that very strong Efforts aro
To h. made, IA highly respectable quarters, 90
obtain a communion Of punishment We
trust that NassAchl,0t,, val never again Ju-
IDEALLY butcher man, no matter What nav
be ,hr impression 4, To his sult-Bo,,al
Tmc,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

crcI ani suggested tn, only principle upon
which the present dangers which environ the
country could - avoided, AMI the Union sa-
we'd. How much more loOy and sublime
how much more to BE- cnyicd-is the position
which he occupies before the American pcO-
pc ard The world, than ,hat ijlled by the man
who succeeded TO the presidency BY the mis-
cradle, pal,ry, end criminal frauds by which
Gra. Cas- Wis defeated Is the veteran
statesman approaches towards the setting sun
Of h.s he. II sheds food OF glory upon hs
head. And when he shall depart, pcstcrity
Will crown mu as the grca, PAcnc,ToE IA
lhts crisis OF hs country's peril, and not the
men who nov rush to hi, platform for shelter
and protection from the pelungs Of the very
storm which their own arts had coniurrd up,
~ overthrow the nov Triumphant, statesman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
The Galphin Claim and sec'y Crawford

Mr.. Crawford, Gen. IaylOT's Secretary ul
War, has made quite pretty speculation by
being a member Of the Cabinet lie has
mauaucd 10 induce tie Treasury Department
Ia allow HIM the handsome SUN 1T one humid
red and nlnely-ihrcc thousand dollar, m the
shape uf interest on an old lnditn clam, call
ed the 4" Galphin claim, of soue Scycnly.G,c
ycars standing. The original claim was about
SIS 900 only. II originated ~ certain debts
due Ia one George GalphIn, an lndlan trader,
from the Creek aud Cherokee Indians and the
payment VI whlch was provided fer by q tr'a-
~ concluded M I553, between said Indian
tribes and the Britl,h Crown The amount
1T SiS 900 Has acknow lodged IN be- the sum
due. by the Governor aud Council ui the Col
ouy of Georgia IA l555 This sum remaining
unpaid at the close Of the revolutionary -trug-
ole. which resulted IN the transfer uf the ter
ntury of Georgia Ia the United States, b. the
mudus ln which the debt was slddlDd upon the
United Stats, Government. The claim had
bccu often pressed upon Congress, but - on
en- rejected, until th" wear ISIS, when Mr.
Crawford became possessed oi 10, and succrc-
drd at the close ol the Session ct Congress IT
that wear Iu getting law through au'hou-ug
the Secretary IT the Treasury Ia adjust aud
settle the clam Mr. Walker. then Scrr,tl-
~ II the Treasury, allowed the principal,
sI~ 900, but refused 10 allow ans interest
thereon, 4, contrary a. the established and
uniform usage NJ the Department. Meantime
Mr. Crawford hsclfuc SECRETARY 1T War, and
revive, thc claim 'ur sly3 goo lur the react.
cd interest, and ,hc .cWal has shown that be-
pu,scs,nI influence enough Iu consequence ui
his pu. .'lnn rs q Cabinet ulHcrr, 10 induce VII.
Meredith, Secretary of the Treasury. 20 M.
low him Oh, sum, lu the teeth Of the decision
ut Nr Walker nod against the usage Of the
department 900 such cases
TIN, muusimu, pii"riug Of The Treasury
under the sgmhEncc of law, has created 20
strong sensation ln Congress, and quito a .lir
among the wh.g politicians. many II whom
consider 10 q Transaction calculated ~ reflect
disgrace upon Cen Taylor and hs Cabinet
This swIuiIr ui Crlwiund's puts Ewing
entirely p BLUSH Cuwipms, however, o., e.
magnificent sNludlc Doc comparison with Ew-
.ug'., which was mean and contemplate. ~
much noise ha, n,pn made loo auu ont ui Cul-
rrr,s about ,h. affair. iba, Nr Crawford mn-
Nkr ENugl ha, bad the grace or Jo,dn,s, iU
demand au investigation by committee Of
Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
The Senate and California.

In the debate on Monday last, Mr.. Benton
enumerated seven distinct subjects which were
mixed mp with California, bat he would adj
init the state upon her own merits. She had
washed her hands of slavery az home. and
should not be- tied tn 1t abroad Mr.. Clay re-
minded him that the admission of Missouri
was BY compromise" and remarked that
the whole Of our existence il hut comprom-
Use between life and death. Mr.. Hale said #
slavery Is excluded from California BY the Law
Of God, we have no right 10 violate that law.
Mr.. Smith, Of Con. said he would vote against
any territorial bill containing the proviso. Ii
was a iOregOne conclusion that California will
be admitted, and no bill containing the proyiso
will be passed this session. Mr.. foote, IN To-
ply to Mr.. Smith, pronounced the non.action
policy OF the administration as the most con.
temp,blc ever produced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

last night, for lodgings. She had apparently
seen better days. The watch furnished her
with the hes, accommodations that The watch
house afforded for the night. She refused to
give her name
W. sac poor, miserable old man, pro-
bably sixty, years 81 aye, passing down Snh'
bury street, yCstc,day afternoon Followed bN
guup Of NOISY urchlns, who were bent on
insulting him; they followed him shouting,
much tn his annoyance. We shall, mes,
likely, find thuSc boys IN after years, aTTalgn-
ed before our criminal courts,
II not for stealing loaf Of bread, or robbng
a coffin. for such an outrage as the following
"DnnoLrclL MuRprR. The young glrl
Who was outraged by a party oi toNdlcs at
New Gprk, who broke in,a her uncle = house
"a poor lrlshman.) al night, tied him ~ bed
and also outraged his wife, died Oh Friday
of the injuries she received
Thcrc were nine Of these "young row
dic,, whocommi,l,dth this uuspcakablc outrage
on this poor family, violating the daughter,
but - year, Of age, to death Surely stare
~ cannot beat this
I sa~ woman staggering about in the
street, few days since, and should not be-
surprised II the following notice ola woman
being burnt while drunk, rciers To the same
one I saw. could III a column with notices
like this 49,
"MrS Catherine Osborn, widow, rcSld-
inc nj No. II Stlllman street, while IN q state
Of intoNica,ion, Yesterday afternoon, about .
o'clock. set tire 10 her clothes at the fire place
and was burned ~ badly. that Dr. Spence,
the physician who Nas called to her, thinks
she cannot live"
ALBANIA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

Moss NATrrrvhUr-Ihs Newark AG-
ycr,l,"r charges thI, gentleman wllhcauynE
on lhc system Of lnlcrnauOnll book exchanges.
merely tor his own pecuulary bcncdt tlai he
keep, a bookstore 10 Par. and sells the vol.
umc, which be- obtain, irum the 4. : anil
other French Or any other government. for
these exchanges, Sc. II these charge, be-
true, this shrrwd Frcuchman his extensively
humbugccd almost every Legislature on ihc
Union, besides Colleges, and Literary Iu,ttu-
tons without number, lnd lma,ssG a great
fortune By IL. liz has been engaged 90 the
business eight or ten years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
Mr. Thursion,s Sneech.

Hon :. r. Turr,ToN, tic Delegate from
Oregon, uouncrIy a resident Of has County, J
majr a ,p-ycA "a the T. ;. House OF Repre-
sentative, on tn 9Th rl,.. iu favor Of the adj
mission Of California. VIZ. T.. yiliicarrd tl,s
course Of tie people Of California IN crcaur-
a Satr government, "a, wgl, o., the regularity
uf their proceedings. aud declared .u favor Of
,Ac sdm.s,.oa OF G ahiouia as a STATE without
..'',,,-'..-. " eu1.Li..u. H. maintained that
'as State vs, uu, susceptible, Of a division on
me lnr ur 81 degree, 30 m.uutc,-rha, IT de
y.acd ,ae Tor,.un SoUth OF that Inc could new
r. D., cu,t.J lU,o state, bat mus, forever
remain a territory, to BE- managed II a Crca,
.,nol,, D. Oh, Gclc.al GOyymmcu,-,hat
nature designed that the territory Of Ca,.ior.
a.a 10 defined 5y her Safe constitution, altho'
embracing a large ara AID an extended sea
rD.-'. should belong to one State, as the mt.
sr.s' OF IAe community residing within is
nuts were Homogeneous and ought never to
o. severed by conflicting Jurisdictions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16


Tm Mnrc,L STUDENT Story. 4 10.
NOR has horu for some timr IN circulation.
that medical student saw DR.. Webster stand
ing over the dead body Of Dr. ParAman, ~ the
Medical College Ia Grove street. The story
has found l'' way into many Of our ncwspl.
pcrs. connecting with lt the name Of Dr. ~.
ward Bccchcr. Of lhrs city We have made
inquiry Ut him, and learned that be- accident.
slly came into possession Of the following
fact. under an injunction oi s,rrr,y \ gen
tIcman residing IN the vicinity Of the Medical
College. saw a light 90 Prof ", room, en-
Friday night the 23i Ut Nov. II being uuu-
sual, b. took ms spy.gla,., and saw man
cutting up human hudy but surprising ITO
b. anatomical dissection, On being previous ro
the news oi Dr. p, dislppcauucrl be- tooh
no further notice OF, Dr. Bcrrhrr, not
feeling At liberty Ia conceal any tang that
might b. oflmporiancr boo thc ease. iutrrroga,-
ed The Attorney General upon a Hypothetical
ca,r. and learning that The testimony would
be- uadm.sslhlc, pursued the matter no fur.
'''.., "'''. ''"''''''
Vt ,'"', ,''' '"''' "'' r'' J" W. WV
avn, ~. Wv '''' "'' ~ ~ ~ w WV WV
'' 49,. ".' '''''"'"1 -. y 49,.
' -, ~
' .''', Wv '''''' WV .', NV, - WV
"' "'' '".'''' '.'''','-'," '''' ,'',' IF q" Wv
" Wv" y " Wv '''''"' W. ~ 81 ,'''''' ',''
''''' '''' Wv ''''' WV ''' "a r'',E Wv
,,' 80 Wv, VIZ, 80, - -.
"-"' " " Wv -,
~ ','',' " 80 - , w., W
~ ''' ~ wy 81. '
'''' '' ','''', "'''''' ~ -. -
- ''''''''' 81, -" .' ..,..t',".',
'''' wv ~ - '''' -. - -
u, Wv ,r',', ~.
Wv ''''""I 80 49,, 49, - ~, 80, -, 80.
u" Wv ~, y, Wv ''' , -, ~ ~
"'5 y, ''''','' ,''',' - ~ a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

ling room, in Monroe County. And at an-
other minister, who preached a while IN Mo,
bile, who was respected, set Ere 10 the new and
beautiful church Whisly had buih, aud then
be ran oil to New Orleans, there stole two
negroes, and sold them; aud this minister y
now IN the Louisiana States Prison at Baton
Rouge. All these "Cdss' were members
Of the regular Cal,inist Baptist order, IN Al
ALBANIA. will also tell you of one Of thar
d,aroas. who destroyed himself with lauda-
mum at Montgomery, Aha, IN 1917 when
coming out Of drinking troi'c, after he had
been making 10, with the Legislature Tor
a week, or more. Ia obtain some petty 0ihcr.
am after these Whlskcy.drlnking church
people, ,rih a sharp aek and relate stub
born facts, known to all men.
Yours truly, CORSCLius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

IT is oSr Of our chef duties IN show up
an good things 20 our readers. and wc must
include IN the list. MsUrs Jlr,H 4 PnvoV's
Nidrri amt .NN EV0hA,lm'rf, No. = NlA
street. Boston The bcaunluI STYLES Of goods
imported and sold by ln, house, and the,r
excellent plan of doing business, arc very
popular with both wholesale and retail cus,o-
m"r, throughout New England. Sec ldvcr-
t!scmcRl IN another column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
Gnr CTT5Eo gIisNa.
PARIS, TUESrAH. rPlsu. rs, 1850.

-. Suhser,lsrs o. TAe Dymocrat IN 5 south Paris
sd vicinity, VII herCaieT 67d their areas at thc
s.lfc az Messr-. RUST : YOUNG.
a. Nurvry Nilhss AMI yiyiuiN, "a The Store e
JEREMIAH HOWE.
N Eukfgd Nii5-r an ,iCiuijy, ~ NJ, Hotel ol
= BElpGlINM, ESQ. 81 each Il Which Tlacc'
thgy vii D. delivered fec c. rsafiF,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

Tnc E.vrg Ior d.. PEE,Ny's Dis
.r,ray. w learn (,avs do, Boston Trans
~-up'l that lA,- mamlug Mr.. Ruhg-; e. Shaw
u bgipIl ct the PlrAusn LmIly, paid Mr..
Egbu.m LulrGcIi. nu.,of OF the Medical
College, thr s4u ut $4,000, briug the rowan!
offered iur the detection aad conviction OF
;ag preparation ct any injury that may have
been done DE-. George rarkm5n. Ii will
I- rrculiDrlrd thai Mr. LulcGrld said on the
w,mc-, stand. az the trial, ii never made
any claim Ia the reward luCycr said should,
and now say that never shall make ANY such
clsrn."
SuIsruE. Abial W. Swan 81 Bethel. was
found on the morning OF the 18th inst, sus-
pended y lhe meek ia his room at the house
Of Mr.. F!ncas S,caus, In thus town. lie
Was about 10 years ofagc. w cause can be
lssigarJ .c- The TssA act
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

Tho Rev. Daniel Quimby, who elopod
some time since with the wife of a Mr.. Law
renee, Of Readfeld, has written sundry let.
ters in which he ieigns slncer repentance
lie and his Paramour are both IN Missouri,
and il seems have bccume tired Of each other.
Having expended what property they carried
with them, they are seeking to get back to
their old homes. Quimby pretcnds that he
was erazy. d rs quite hkcly-Lec. Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

Geo. W. simmons. OF OAK Hui. Bos-
roS, is exceedingly popular as dealer IN
clothing. He has displayed much taste in
the arrangements OF hl, establishment, and
I'm, business Is conducted upon the night prin-
cp!e. Large sales and small profits Is h.s
motto,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

~ The Portland propclle-, Gen War
rem and Com. Prcblc. are advertised To leave
New York for san Francisco, via Straits oi
Magellan, the frst of May. They are ~
about 500 tons burtllrn, and arc very subsian-
tIal steamers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

e. 4 correspondent, of the New York TX
pres, declares that there Is more bitterness,
more r1ncour. and more unch1r'iablcncs',u
the religious newspaper, he meets than 90 the
political Journals. This oughl not Go be, fas
they should illustrate hc calm, earnest, quiet
of the true life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

rlF I'VE are lndclIrd 90 Hon. J. " bad
barry and lion. II lIamln, Of lh, 4. $
Senate iOr copies Of valuable public Docu-
mcnts, for which lhcy wilI please accept our
thanks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

NEW llmPsuIEr.-Ihc majority ri Dn,-
moor iur governor n i-~- - towns to b..
hear from, which will increase 10 90 $685.,
democratic gain. l2l5. Democratic maori
" m the house lO3,-Caiu Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

&C The governor ut south Carolina hl,
appointed Committee Df twenty-five gentle
men Ia 90 Io Washington and bring home the
remains Ut Mr. Calhoun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

Albert e. Gasklug. who was convicted a.
'mu~uu, '. e., uu mur indictment. u
mbb,ng the L : mail. has hrru scntcnrrd 20
hny ycar lmpus1nmruiaihanI !aborin Edge
field nIl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

Ad,iccs from Nru OHln. state dat lae
cholera Boz, again broken ont ln lh1' CITY. ana
I'wa, feared that Do would a,,umc anrpIdcm-
Ir form
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
ALBANIA.

Straps and IHad,aiS respecting The Cholera m
N,rc Orleans, hs Or,.Gog, 80, N 1919.
Nv a resident dn:H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

HThc debt Of New York city on the
Isl Of Jan. was siI 600 ,Oco.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
Furniture Notice.

a The subscriber having just returned
Va from business tour to nearly all the
~ principal Furniture Manufacturing cities
East, as well as those west of the mountains,
and having purchased n rare and choice lot of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
beside having made permanent arrangements
for constant and regular supply of every ar
ticle in the Furniture line, so that dealers and
Others wishing furniture may rely on having
their orders promptly filled; 05-and at rate
less for Cash than can be had at any other
house in St. Louis.-G0
He would therefore cordially invite all his
cash paying friends and 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 |. ELLET.
N, B Orders by letter, with the needful
will be promptly attended to. LIE.
St Louis, May o,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
SHIRTS:
HANDKERCHIEFS:

HANDKERCHIEFS:
White Linen, plain, White silk with bdrs
do do with bd'rs Color'd do every vaty
GLOVES: ...
Blk, white and cold Kid Buckskin
-" I" /" silk Heavy Wool
Merino and cashmere, Lisle and cotton.
SUSPENDERS:
Silk nett, Cotton and wool nett,
Ev'ry va'ty of French, Gum Suspenders,
Boys suspenders Embroidered do.
era FATS d. STOCKS:
All the richest and Fashionable Fail styles,
Just received. Rich scarfs Of every shade and
color.
Half hose S'c.--Heavy wool, english, thread
cotton silk and shaker knit. Umbrellas,
Brushes, Cutlery, Perfumery &c. Shirts made
to order. BY sending pattern or the dimen-
sions, shirts can be manufactured at the short
est not ice, and sent to distance with safety
and dispatch. N. Ii. CLARK, Agent.
May 9--1S50-6m Opposite Bornum's
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
Hotel TO Rent.

rHSHE new and splendid Hotel Building,
II, known as the Glasgow House, in Glas.
gov, Mo-, is offered for rent. The house is
situated on Water street, convenient TO the
steam boat landing, 30 feet by rs, including
kitchen, 81 stories high, and contains 80
rooms. The building is of brick, and is just
being finished in god style. Possession given
any one desiringto embark in the Hotel keep
ing business. could not find better stand,
The rooms are compIc,clv furnished with
entirely new furniture, stoves, &c, including
very large and excellent cook stove, which
will be sold, if desired, to any one wanting
the house, at cost-having been laid in very
low, and no charge made for putting them up
For further particulars, address this office
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
California! Californian

The undersigned has on hand, FIFTY
BRASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS; also % ONE
DAY BRASS CLOCKS; oil of which be will
sell at Reduced prces--Eight day Clocks,
from 0 to Is dollars-one day Brass Clocks,
from 3 to Z dollars. Persons wanting clocks,
will please call at his shop in Fayette. have
been informed that it is reported by some Gem
tleman that is Peddling Clocks in this county,
that have but one clock for sale. Please
call and see for yourselves.
Fnvette. May lG-tf III. wv. KRING.