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FOR ONENIG:IT ONLY!
KESFE JIFVL1I1 announce That ihry
CONCER /

At the Court House, on Saturday, Nov, 30.
Their Programme viii contain choice selection
oil Songs, Quotes, Trios Qu,rtettes, &c.
Tickets - cents. Concert to commence at half
past O'clock
Noposiponcment on account Of weather.
collection Of Songs and Quartsttes MS sung by
the AIeghnnlsns, canbe had at the Concert room.
November 30
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THE RISING GENERATION!
CLOTHING FOR BoYs

Mandlebaum & Kohn, without, dispute,
Are chlri in all the nation,
For making clothing 10 SUIT
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests and choice attire.
The choicest in the nation
Which style will make you all admire,
On the rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. 7, 1850
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CncAeo. Nov. 81. lsaO.

CuICAGo, Nov 81 1880
Receipts fur past ? hour, arc 500 bu wheat
Isl bb., flour, small lots oats and corn
Whcat-salcs 500 bu spring, from teams and
railroad, n i2l3oc 5s5 bush winter, in store, Mt
zoe, 1900 bushels do at Gj eta from store COO
bush 'pung at 80 els from .,otc
Onf1-,alr go bu from teams at IS cts; 900
bush from store at - cts
Con-ll2 bash from teams at 81 eta.
Com MeaI-iJuO lb- by railroad at 81 cts per
loo Iha.
rurk-ssles so hbl. new mess at $40 80.
NMsky--l3 bLls Fulicrs at g2ag3 CT.
Democrat
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Notice.

I SHALL. make application to the Probate Court
OF In Sale co, H., on saturday the lllh day OF
Janunry 1851, fora final settlement oithe estate OF
Dnnel Warren deceased, late OF sa,d county
Oct. &c israel G.. CourER, admir-
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Corn! Corn Z!

NASH paid for any quantity o, good Corn, either
~ in the ear OF shclled also those wishing to
store their corn or other grain, can have the same
sstoed on reasonable terms, and cash advances made
ON til. snme ifrcquirej
nov. 80 WALLER & HicKLISG.
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NOIiCc.
Lumber Wagons

> NEW Two Horse lumber wagons fer snle low
- erth,n any IN town; they are warranted
Terms, cash Inquire OF Sept. II. G. BURR.
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l.. =. Sanger * Co.


4 RE now receiving and will open on Monday
"A next at their new store, corner OF La Sale
and Canal streets, one OF the largest and best as
sortments OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Bon
nets, Nuiis, &c, selected with the greatest care
expressly TOR the wants OF this country, which they
oiicl 10 sci for cash or country produce rs low II
not lower than can be bought elsewhere.
Dress Goods.
5Oopieces English French and Americonprints,
700 Scotch, Ginghams,
IS Alpaca,
20 p!ain and fg'd Deninc. and Cnshmerc-,
20 French, English and German MerinoS,
American Coburg Cloths,
10 FOplns
SUAWLS.
2OOlcug and square Shawls Of every variety of
style and color; bought at reduced prices which
will he sold al great bargain.
800 pieces Bonnet, Cap, and 'rnilca Ribbons,
Plain and fancy Ruchcs, artificial flowers,
Gimps Frlnges, and Trimmings,
silk, Linen, and Gotten Edgngs,
Swiss and Book Muslin,
Bishop Lawns, Jaconet md Cambria.
Domestic Goods.
IS bales brown shcelngsand shrtings,
Dnllngs, 10 bales Bats,
cot yarn and wlckinr cot. BaGgjng,
carpet warp, 800 seamless. bags
) " hickory shifting, 2 clerks stripes,
=" S-l1-l b-l lCknLs.
Beaver and Pilot Cloths.
- pieces blue, black, brown, green Broadcloths,
% plain and fancy Cassmercs,
50 Sntiuctts,
81 Jeans, Tweeds, and Sleeps Greys.
So plain and figured Linseys,
~ red, white, and yellow Flnnnels,
10 Canton FIanncls
80 coorcd aud white blankets
100 cases Boots and Shoes direct from eastern
manufacturers, now opcning0t l.. ]. SASGER's.
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Fruit! Fruit.

800 Bushels Dried hpp'cs,
200 do do Peaches,
100 Boxes Raisins
Als0, Rasius, Currents, Preserved Ciron, &c &c
Tor sale by octG6 WALLER & llICKLING.
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straycd or stolen,

4 WHITE Mare with tail and name mixed with
~ good dea olback, OF good size, and about :
years old, with iron, on her tore feet She Ind n
coItlh spring, and was raised above Mar~ci.Ies-
She had scar on the right thigh, plain to be- seen
She left the premises 1t DAME Couden, on Indian
Cred on Sunday night, the Goth inst, \ liberal re-
ward viii be paid 10 any one will return her or give
such Information as will ead 10 her recovery. nor-
nation may be lett with Walker & Kicking. Maui
rice Murphy at this Office or by sending to the sub
scriber near Mr.. Crotlys, above Mar.ecs
Oct26 TIMOTHY CoNpEN.
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xam.ne his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
taken lueachengc. Ills stock consists in mr., Of
yesl patterns buttons paper cambria srtia ior'.
| trimmings. dress maker trimmings. bonnet TIM
mlnss, wooden hoods door mats, wooden shirts and
d'uwcrs, cotton do cotton yarn from Nos to No ~,
carpet warp silk and lahby ySy.is, black Ircs, and
manua silks, gmps, iritgrs brHpls .us,cu,lers IN
bic covers, linen napkins, unukeen. blue drills
| wha'chones, curtain drapery, Gc.,Xr
/ Also a large assortment OF choice q ROCEHJES
as follows.
/ - hhds \. Orleans sugar and 50 bblsdo mo,asses
/ 10 bbls sugar house mblasscs,
~ white crushed and powdered sugars
- boxes bar soap, 10 do. star candles, llcas.
/ - boxes supdror Inllow candles,
/ 80 boxes new Malag raisns,
90 plug tobacco,
81 sucks superior Rio coiirc,
. ucrcrs new and choice rice
20 bhls. No -, 3mackercl.
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN.
"LoOK BEFOREYOU LEAPir'

There saying, old enough, tye,is very erse,
And We ytnlur to al etoit Tin hymm
There sbenefs attached to ,wu hall ma safely
But mni iRhaeycr else DO LOOk JeoTe leap.
Some famous tradesrnen
They determined to do right, though others might do
They opened store displayed their goods the locked
They -adnredlrseiy bought, andspoke praises loud
For successful they advanced the
They rhaudo and teactvs
Til
Could the Irure they had putting andd display
AS kon Mandehaum splendid trade
ike rs we'll cant
Inc people only cok TOT clothes Thought they gany cheap;
lhey little caro- Tor quaIy, nor Look before they Lsap'
But mark the tIlresult this. their stimae
lis sty.ets prce-ts iyhat ihroug
They stand goodas
The Uhnoans awake, they Look bqre thcy Leap.'
Ihehmc house has grounded deep honorable trade
For gold and silver sterling clothes
Our rnttoi tatlons the place, leap--
BE Manlsbaua. and" L0of before Leap"
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II is astonishing how Cheap we {

tRfADY shat
han nsa macHtrs
cNtlau y(Onn Establish
. he
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par shnntwStl
hes o. urk
II pm nfus hereof
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Notice.
Information wanted.

| EER skins dressed, oil dress, on reasonable
"a lermsby sp2l p THORN.
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N.iiNtS. Oil. &c

WHITE Lead, hnarcd and lard oils, whiting,
" glass, slsh, door trimmings, &c. just received
AZ lnnY3i CusHNANs.
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SHELL OYSTERS

INRESH Shell Oysters constantly on hand. IIa-
l. wing made an arrangement for receiving uys-
tiers by express We can supply private families wit,
them at the shortest notice. Also, Baltimore can
oysters, sabine and Holsters always on hand
Nov MORSE n CosNEILy.
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wheat and Pork Wanted.

nE hgnSs, market . price il cash o Will be M p.d t"
nov 80 w. ~ l. ToDp.
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all WHO utstt good goods, NJ low prices, 10 q
T. S--ChSH aud all kinds Of farmers plumber
100 pieces blue and orange prints,
100 " blue do
30 fancy do
100 Scotch, French mud American sinphamS
$50 " Scotch, tfcnch.A American uCu, lie la !,
~ black alpaca tom 2Oc to 81 per yard,
80 " coiOtrd do
20 bales brown shcctlng md hiriinr
200 pieces blcachcd do do
100 coored cumhrick,
~ " white colnhrck, laconct. book and Swiss
80 :, barred and striped muslin, lmusiin.
1000 Shawls - III, l2-i and l6-i from to ; H.
|, pieces superior lrsh linens,
- superior linen cnmbuc,
no do6, white linen cnuibuc handkerchief,
80 pieces -lll. handkeiChIcis,
40 muls ol al. kinds. hose,
700 dozen ladies' white black, and coored cotton
20 mems white, brown, aud nliXcd hail hose
ID cmldrru's hose,
~ pieces carpet, cotton,
100 lbs white, black, red blue, and assorted skcin
300 dozen white and coIurcd >puols first uuDiIly
900 ,b- white, black and assorted patent thread OF
90 dozen fancy back combs,
~ " trddlus co
30 tine do
40 " side and tuck do
100 packs pins oiall sizes,
60 pieces kylcaus, black blue gold 4 cadet mixed,
y saunct, blue, black and mixed,
20 ui lcui1rs md qualities,
100 black aud fancy casslmcres, new style,
81 Sleeps arcy..
II - oycrcUat cloth,
80 plain and plaid liuscy.
- stripe ~hruug or hickory,
100 white red, and yellow flannel,
80 blcnchcd and unhcaccd canton llannrls,
10 Indigo blue check
30 prs blankets together with large assortment
olgovrs, cravats comtorIcrs mlttcn, ncedics hooks
aud eyes boys and mems caps, UhbonN, hobhn, tape.
ALSO, good a-~orlmeu, OF HARDIFIRE, G
knives, pocket knives, shears, scissors, backing
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HTdwarc, Hcadg Made clothing, Boots & Shoes,
Drugs NcdicincS. and Uve-Ntu6
viii be sold at LOWEST PRiCES
Ottawa, Oct e, 1850. WALLER Il HIcELINs
I10 boz PATENT PALS, and 20 do1 Wash
1Ao IHbs Just received and tors1c very low by
Oct2i WNKEK g. llICKlING
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums to suit purchasers, for sale
by noy9 NORRIS g. Fl,urR.
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C'ORN-lO 100 Bushels ear corn is wanted for cash
" to b. delivered by the Isl Of November next
Oct II 1850 e. BIRR
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* HORSE power Corn. Shelters for sale low
80 by sept2l Pc CuARErAuB.
I PlERCE's Patent Grain Cart large size, for
L sale by sept2l Pc CBARRUAUn.
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HCN CHC q q DEE.
U3I GOODS Az lQalV09l2aal
FALL AND WINTER STOCK !!

7 pt onl Hand Wuer
y al OF Nnh hcufE
no a microdIy yopele
pro stpkbe eplrn
Nr k I h Lis snkr
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Richardson's Cut Saw.
New Meal, Market,

- public that he has Just opened Meat Markc, At
his new building on The corner north Of the Court
House Square, IN Otraw- where he will he happy 10
suppyal his ncndsand the public with the choicest
OF everything IN the meat line. Vegetables Of Il Il
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on Sunday. The shop will he kept
openon Saturday evening, hu, closed on the Sab
bath. sept2l 1850
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GLASS.
Sale of the Poor House Farm,

FI'iilS Farm is situated on the north aide Of tho
L canal, one and halt mile from the hourishing
town OF Ottawa, ON the bluff, In the county Of LIZ
Sale, containing 80 acres. part of which is timber.
described as follows the southeast quarter OF the
south east quarter Of section 81; also he north half
ot the west halt OF the southwest quarter o sec 80.
town 81 north, range Seas, Of The 81 principal meri.
dun. On the farm ARE two houses. a barn, good
well and aspiring OF water forty ncresare under cul-
tivaton, enclosed BY good board fence.
The sale will be q public auction on the premises.
On Saturday, ihcih day ot January. 1851,
Terms-Noi less than $780, e-tourth down.
the balance in three eQua annual instruments with
interest at per cent, payable in county orders Of
any county Indebtedness
fy order Of the board of supeyisors.
Nov 10, 1906 JouN HOFFMAN,, Chairman.
~ Consutu,onalist, Peru Democrat and Tele-
graph copy.
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SUTrON & FYFE have still that shilling
- Ten equal TO what is sold in many plnces n, Ga
Dz-Cnll and see us ut the NEW YORK HOUSE,
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Nails and spikes.

o. KEGS Nal'- from 81 up To 5 Inch Spikes
90 Also, wrought Nails, finishing Brads, an,
Fencing N1.--!ur -aIchy
Oct %. 1850 WALKER & IIrcRLIys
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Corn Shelters.
% CORN Shelters. warranted TO suit the pur-
Oll chascr, for snle by Nov. 30 @ RuRR.
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PR D TECTION
uaapp nuail 1Ncnp1uoD
Insurance Company,


The undersigned wouIdca.l the attention finer
chant. and Others having property expose To- loss
by tire or luc peu.S o Navigation 10 the sup, Tor aL-
yuNla.es offered 10y the
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M KEGS hcstquality Boston n1iis .sssortedsizes,
w also 20 kcgs fence nails fors1r by CUsuMAN.
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Pay up. Pay I'm

4 ID persons indebted to G. & G. Todd by note
n. or account are requested to make immediate
payment to w. & l. Todd ut Todds Mills. w. &
|. food are authorized to receipt for the same.
nov 80. q a. e.. Topp.
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Fair Warming!

4 Lii notes and accounts due the Subscribers pri
a or 10 the lst of June last, linot settled mmcdl
dla'cly, VIII bc placed IN the hands OF mn officer 10
collection. oct u WALLER lIlCKiISG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25

n AlLS--TO kegs No Iron nails in store and
1 ' for sale nj PERRY &, BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsniNGroS, April lS-7 r. NJ.

WASHINGTON, April 49, r. NJ.
The committee TO ivestigate into the
the disorder of yesterday was an.
nounccd as follows: Messrs. Dodge,
Webster, King, Phelps, Rusk, Bell and
Shields.
Mr.. Dodge asked leave to be excused
because of the peculiar relation exist
ing between him and Mr.. Benton.
Mr.. Foo,e said tina, as far as he was
concerned, he would prefer the Sena.
tor as q member Of the Committee TO
any man in America.
Mr.. Dodge thanked Mr.. Foote for
this expression Of kind feeling, but said
that, from delicacy he mus, insist upon
being excused.
After the termination Of the morn.
ing business, Mr.. Benton moved 10
postpone all prior orders for the pur.
pose of taking up the bill for the ud
mission of California.
After discussion upon the question of
order, the Vice Prcsdcct ruled tina, the
motion to postpone could not be made
until the subject proposed TO be post
poncd had been first taken up.
Mr.. Benton then moved that the
Senate proceed to consider the Cali.
fornia bill.
Mr.. Clay moved to lay the motion on
the table; which was agreed to--yeas
81, nays "a.
The Senate then resumed the consid
Grafton of the unfinished business OF
yesterday.
Mr.. Foots having the floor, said thai
in view of The urgency of the case, he
would refrain from any other remarks
and simply ask the Senate to come ,e
speedy vote.
Mr.. Mangum expressed hope ,ha
the Senate would vote seriatim on all Mr.
Benton's r Propositions, and that the vote
would be taken without any debate by
the majority, or any attempt TO restrict
debate by the minority.
Mr.. Clay expressed his hearty con
currence in what had jus, been said,
The question was then taken on Mr.
Benton's amendment, instructing thu
committee not TO connect Californi;
with any other measure.
The amendment, was rejected yea
IS, nays %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
TELEGRAPH,

We are pleased TO learn by letter
from Capt. JOHN w. Monnrs, Agent,
tina, he will be here in few days, to
make the necessary arrangements for
the immediate erection of line of
Telegraph between this place and ST.
Louis. Part of the line is already under
contract, and the whole will be compile.
ted without delay. We trust our bust.
ness men and capitalists will be ready
to give him cordial reception, and as.
sist in speedily putting US in instanta.
neous communication with ST. Louis
and the East.
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nPWe take the following extract

GIVE take the following extract
from communication in tho Platte
Argus, on the subject of the Congress.
ional canvass in that District:
"Thcre is one upon whom the entire
party can unite, and whose course has
not been Objectionable to either wing
of the Democr aclic party in their late
unfortun ate feud. We mean GEN. BE-
LA nj. HUGHES We can concen.
tra,c the entire strength Of the party
upon him, and we hereby call upon him
to lend US his aid in "sna,ching victory
from the jaws Of defeat"
Is Hall to go by the board!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25

VIRGINIA AND THE NASHVILLE Con.
vENrIoN.-.In Virginia, the strong Wing
county of Augusta has declined TO send
delegates TO the Southern Convention;
and in Albemarle comfy, the general
meeting decided against it by vote
2s2 TO $50. The Richmond Enquirer
used to say. on the eve Of an election
in Virginia, "As goes Albemarle, SO
goes Virginia" The largest slave hol-
ders in The county, it is stated, were a,
mong this large majority against the
Convention. Notwithstanding this,
however, the minority Immediately or.
ganizcd, with Mr.. Stevenson, Gate min
lister TO London) and Mr.. Leake Gate
member of Congress) among them, and
appointed seventeen delegates TO attend
the district convention to elect dele
gates 10 the Nashville Convention
Madison, another county in the dslric,
also appointed delegates.
The Democrats OF Jefferson county
also supported the Southern Conven
ton; and the counties of Westnorelanc
King George, and Princess Anne, have
appointed delegates wilhou, distinction
of party.
The meeting al Richmond on Satur
day night 10 appoin, delegates adjourn
cd over until the lsih inst. =. Bait. Sun
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES. J
nriI 81 lS5O {

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TImEs.)
April 20, 1850.
We arc enjoying more favorable weather
this week, and have had quite a busy time;
considerable portion of which may be credit.
ed to the California emigration. Prices are
about the same as last week. River falling,
but in good boating order.
TOBACCO--S5 in demand.
HEMP-S70 SIS per ton.
BACON-Shoulders &c; ham, and sides
go. per ID.
WHEAT-75 to SIS cents
OATS--35 to 40 cents-in demand.
DRY IiIDES-74 TO cents.
BEANS-None oGering-in demand.
FLAX SEED--S0 cents to 81 per bu.hel
BUTTER--l0 to l5--in demand, as edi.
bles generally, at corresponding prices.
BEESWAX-lS TO Isle per pound.
FLOUR-S6 80 per Dbl: or So 25 per 90
GROCERlES--Sugar N o to 81; coffee,
ID " 1853; salt, 81 60 per sack. Whiskey %
to 30cts, Mackerel, hlf bis SO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
PEER IN EBAVE&,

VEGETABLE P1lT KILLER!
Tie Great RemeGy Of Tie Ttne!cen.A ca.
tWIg.
Fs>IllS celebrated medicine is row offered
to the citizens Of G lasgow and vicinity,
es an an.giting p9racea for all di,>rs., Of thu
e,@Ss al. iiysr ,r5r cni j gfs /. nils ri; /! of
for Dyspepsia is G,.gcY IS aH!5ul!c! Pain
in the A.sn, zine, to,t and loias, Weld Z: onca
to is inAueuc.. I.o.i.a.ne it cures in al in.
slant. Bowel complaints and Darrhre,s are
relieved Of a.. their dangerous Consequences
by its "59.
Used {. Ljn,mcn: in Rheuro1tic ,ffce.
Hoas its li.:aoS III speedily manifest For
''.S, .G-.-, bruises, r,uE."Dria. scaij-Ar-d,
and s.-.:uiou- affections generally. i; is.
n"rtcc' horja.. Ono ucu.e VII! provo =.
t.is Try Il.
Sod ~ 4. =. WOODWARD, corner .f
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lne West. Il csD be Ind :rum o. HrNnEE.or.
Druggist. Glasgow; VoETEg s, HENnEaso..
Lexington Mo-, Or, VIZ. SNELso,;, Faye,..,
NJ .s,rs BENEDICT j. STEINER, Bcopyiie.
Nov. 20, l>4v.-3O-Gm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25

"The attention of Shippers is
called to the, Advertisement of Messrs
BULL, WARREN g. WooDs, in another
column. Shippers of Hemp, particu.
larly, would do we'll to patronize them,
as they pay special attention TO this ar.
ticle Of Produce.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
Herr liz Pre-,
From the Fnll River (AlhsaA Mnni,n.

From the Fall River (Masq.) Monitor.
This medicine. prepared by long cxos-
ricnccd and Sk!itul physician, te.tedrnd az
proved by great number Of intelligent dis
tinguished and respectable persons in 7Ari-
Gus parts ofthe country, IS now received and
used with entire confidence and with great
success by those afflicted with pulmonary
complaints. 1t is also recommended as Wi
liable medicine for other diseases, 1.uch as
colds coughs, and particularly those disss.~
whose tendency is 10 consumption"
From the Boston Nierca Btile Journal
"Ihis medicine, coming from resnnrt,b's
source and carefully prepared by an eup,rl.
encet and skiItGl physician, is received bv
the public with confidence rs eficocv b,,
been proved in many obdura te cases Of dis
ease, ard it, laIne has rrr.dly extended. II
has been extensively used N ever mr., ~
| The country, particularly in the middle and
northern Stateg. and strong TESTIMONY from
intelligent and highly respectable persons has
been adduced in favor offs merits as RENE
dy for colds and coughs, affections of The
chest, diseased liver and Dyspepsia"
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
eve would advise those Of our r.sdsrs
who are leborDg under an affection Of the
lungs to MAIZE immediate trial Of this truly
excellent ejcine. The most intelligent ard
| respectable antilles Of our city have adJptsc
it asa layorite medicine. and person. predis-
posed 10 consumption, VINO have used il speak
IN the highest terms of its efficacy"
INTERFERING CORRESPONDENCE The ,fTlic.-
ed are requested 10 read the following letter,
received from Jas. Russ, Jr., publisher Of tie
SLeibyyie Glenn } Exposition:
SnELBrvILLE, Tenn. Dec. 0, l94s
J. D. P4Lr-Dear Si': take it as duty
| owe to the community, and particularly tho
afflicted, 10 state VIII, [ know of VISTA,
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New Spring Goods.


TEHHE subscriber has just received and
IL opened beautiful assortment of Spring
Goods among which will be found
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesiings, Sattine!!s and
Summer Coatings, and Pant Stufs.
Bropn and Jleached Shiriings
and sheetings, blue and Jrown
Osnaburgs, cotton dc.
A fine assortment of Ladies Dress Goods,
Black and Fancy silks, Silk tissue, Baregcs,
Lawns, ginghams, prints, ribbons, French
needle worked Capes and Collars, Gloves, Silk
and cotton Hosiery, together with fine as
sor,ment of almost every article usually found
in Dry Goods stores in the west,
Also-Glassware, Queensware, Hardware,
and Cutlery, nails, cotton yarn, boots, shoes,
hats, caps dc. The friends and customers Of
The undersigned as well as the Public are in
vitcd to call and examine the goods and prices
as am determined to sell cheap for cash or
will barter for almost all kinds Of country pro-
duce Mares F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25

SURVEY OF THE HANNIBAL ROUTE. -
We understand that il is the intention
of our citizens TO take immediate steps
TO procure the survey of the route for
the railroad from the Illinois river op.
posi,e Naples, to Hannibal.--Naple's
(Ws) Observer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25

DFThc Wings Of the FRS, Con.
gressional District are 10 hold con.
ven,ion to nominate a candidate on the
2Sth May, al Cape Girardeau.