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The TRAGEDY OF THE THIRTIETH The Bos-
ton Transcript says that there have been 500 APP
pcations to Sheriff Eveleth for places at the execution
Of Professor Webster he 30th Of course all these
amateurs cannot be grati6ed.
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Latest News.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 81.
FRAUDS BY GovERNMENT OFFICERS, Inform
alton has been received here of extensive frauds by the
Government officers in California; which will cast Gal
phinism in the shade.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The nomination of Mr.. Ewbank, Commissioner of
Patents, it is said, viii be Withdrawn. The nominal
tons of Edwards, Commissioner OF Pensions and
Peasanon, Auditor of the Treasury, it is sad will
also be withdrawn. Anderson, chief Clerk in the
Treasury Department, has been removed.
SLAVES ESCAPED. Forty slaves from the vicinity
of Prince Georges county, Virginia, absconded on
Sunday last and pursuit of them has far proved
successful.
THE PORTUGUESE TROUBLES. Secretary Web
ster has proposed Louis Napoleon arbitrator of the
claims on Portugal.
CHOLERA AT MILWAUKEE,. The Board of
Health reported nine deaths by Cholera on Tuesday
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-23

The CAMPBELLs. These celebrated Minstrels
will visit our city, and give three concerts commence
ing on Monday next. See advertisement.
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=" THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMTNG-o-
BRINLEY HALL.
For three Nights Only!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Eyenirpo,
Aug. 26. ~ and % tS9i

FINHE return of the ORIGINAL CAMpREIT Nd
STRElS, from their Southern tour win he sicr a. ioj
IN Worcester by three GRAND CONCERTS. at my ~
Hall on Monday, Tuesday and Friday Evenings my
~ y, ttls occasion Messrs LUKE WEST 4 TT PEEL
any Ine DINERS OF this popular Band will appear in nle ~
and most appauded performances fP''i III 'ieii pest
Iheir success during the past ten months i i..
~ lhe annals of public amusements and furnishes
'UTTttinclng evidence of their superior merit
ms company was organized on the 4th Of Juv 1870 l
1t Is sun IN as good trim ever How copld Il he ;b a
Vs. C Win west Feel, and the rest for its members
Tickets 25 cts. m ~ g I open at Z
Aug 20 ' - "a JONES, Agent
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" THE CALHOUN STATUE has been discovered
and is found 10 be in perfect order. The necessary
arrangements in progress for raising the box con.
tanning it.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-23

u colored man, who ran before the Railroad
train in Lynn, struck by the cars thrown several
rods, aud badly hurt.
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B' The SEVEN MILE MIRROR. Tickets for
the Excursion to Boston, Saturday, should be pro-
cured to-day at Lazels Book Store. Fare, so cents
for the trip.
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REDEMPTION FROM sPECTAcIEs

)GOF. BRONSON cures OLD Sight and MEAN
eIsh', ana redeems persons from Glasses He nav hs
iouhu a. tne AMERICAN HOUSE Tuesday Au~ 'os
~ usual from 10 to 81 o'clockbut after that oniy s
@ nesaay, AS his time is limited he does not want any
s - a.er me LIST of September but will continue long
this month. dat Pi9 ,t an VINO commence
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w Among the consignments of gold dust from Cal
norma, by the Philadelphawe notice SIS, 900 to Dex-
ter Fay & Sons.
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Classical and Enplisb Hiob School

I examination OF Scholars for admission to the CLASH
M, Si ana English High School win take place At the Wal
Ion eGnooi House on MONDAY, SEPT. 3D. 1885, at
e 49,, SCHOLARS IN The City who members Of any
OF the Schools in the Centre District desrons o admission
accordingly. w IAztII
Aug g. dl0twlt soci,v Sch Com
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g-2 The ANIMAL encampment and review Of the 9th
regiment will commence in this city Sept. 9Th.
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ooUNTER-iRRITATIoN. els there any other
little article we can show you today, Sir ~
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WANTED.

HOUSE suitable for two small families in the west
part Of the city. Possession be taken as after
me nrs September pssibc Rent exceed $500
Inquire at this office. DIFF Aug 81
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10 ~ reStsn IS. Probate Office, August 90 1850.
late of Wesiborough, deceased " " ~ I.Sa'tD
w hfe cited to appear Court of Probate TO be hold.
next to show why the instruments which nnrnort 10
" me last Wi and Testament osad deceased and Cod-
Gil tnereto should not be approved
-ou CHAS. G.. pRENTISs Reg,
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tn al n 49,, W. Probate Office, August % 1850
al persons interested in the Estate of EMIEI III ARK
Won arc c;,ad =. iuee ueceased Greeting.
AT worcester on the first Tuesday of Septeber ney 10
snow cause why administration of tie estate
not be granted to Reuben Glover Of the CITY Of
iiootuehce in the State of Rhode Island
-ou CHAS. G. PRFNTIsE Reg.
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Teachers Wanted,

VIE Committee for examining Teachers yi, be in session
nan on MONDAY, Aug Goth, at O'Clock p NJ al the City
Of pt .e purpose Of examining applicants for the place
or ip u ~ the "a Pleasant 81 Infant School, and that
o assistant in the LIST South Infant school Of he CITY Of
$500 WARREN LAZELL,
Is =. Dat Sec'ry Sch Com.
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Macassar Oil.
Situation Wanted

oy young GIRL to do Homework. Inquire of JAMES
ID oCoNNER, shoemaker near Pine Msadoyy Rnr"in9
u1l Ann %
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Store to Let,
eassnt street. near the Baptist Church Inquire of
US 50 du WIN. DICKINSON.
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M essengcr7s Notice.

TON UPiND'v c,,.r. August %, 1850.
rant on m .ohty OF Worcester has this day issued War
a" aga'st me Estate of THOMAS TIFF of MipbuTy
n u C0uhty, carpenter insolvent debtor and the
OF any debts, or the delivery of any property be-
the e. sg soyent debtor to him for his use and
Tbe az "a any property by him forbidden by law
eo al Court of Insolvency at the Office of said
d of IN worcester in said County, on the 25th
10y next at ten O'Clock in the foreman for
@ oil debts and to choose assignee or asssnee of
A2s J. w. WHIPPLE,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

GEN. TAYLoR.--The following re-
marks were made in Congress last week
by Mr.. Vandyke, of New Jersey, end
no one can read them, we think, with
out at once subscribing to their truth:
with regard to old Rough and Rea
DIV, he has often been placed in circum-
stances of more appalling difficulties
than those which now beset him, and he
has always not only extricated himself
but those also who were entrusted 10
his charge; and he will do it again
He who has never yet submitted TO de-
feat, in whose vocabulary the word
surrender" is not TO be found-he
whose very presence could make the
thin but daring ranks of raw recruits
perfect wall of fire, over, around, or
through which, the dark and dense ar
raw of Mexican cavalry could not ride
he, say, will yet deliver us, ifdeiv-
ery we need. That brave heart, and
that strong arm, and that indomitable
will, if God spares his life, will, tor
years 10 come, bear aloft The gorgeous
ensign of the republic, with its stripes
un,arnished, and its stars undimmed ;
or if fall it must, while his hand grasps
il. il will be but TO make his winding
sheet. And when the history of all
who now attempt TO ,raduce the char
acter of General Taylor shall be forgot
tenand swept away among the cobweb'
of the past, his name will live in mem
ory, in history, and in song, beacon
light 10 every American youth up the
sleeps of fame and conduct him TO TN
gates of glory.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
Hotel 10 Rent.

TNHE new and splendid Hotel Building
i, 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, so feet by rs, including
kitchen, 80 stories high, and contains 80
rooms. The building is of brick, and is just
being finished in G. cd style. Possession given
on the LIST Of June 1850. 1t is believed that
any one desiring to embark in the Hotel keep
ing business. could not find better stand,
there being no public house in the place.
The rooms are completely furnished, with
entirely new furniture, stoves, &c, including
a very large and excellent cook stove, which
will be sold, if desired, to any one wanting
the house, at cost-haviug been laid 10 very
low, and no charge made for putting them up.
For further PARTICULARS, address this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
WASHINGTON. Nav 18Th.

CoNGREss.--The Senate took up Mr..
Clay's bill, and Mr.. Douglass moved to
lay ii on the table as les, question.
The question then being taken, il re.
suited as follows:
Yeas-Messts. Baldwin Benton, Bradbu.
~ Chase, Clark, Cooper, Corwin, Davis, Of
Massachusetts, Dayton, Dodge, OF Wiscon.
SIN, Douglass, Felch, Green, Hale, Miller.
Norris, Seward, Shields, Smith, Spruauce,
Wales, Walker, Webster, Yulee--24.
Nays-Messrs. Atchison, Bell, Berrien,
Borland, Bright, Cass, Clay, Clemens, Da.
Wis, OF Miss, Dawson, Dickinson, Dodge,
OF Iowa, Elmore, Downs, Foote, Houston,
Hunter Jones, King, Margum, Morton,
Pratt, Rusk, Soule, Sturgeon, Turney, Un,
derwood, Whitcomb-2S.
And the bill was not laid on the table.
Mr.. Davis, of Mississippi, moved 10
amend the territorial bills so as to strike
out The clause prohibiting the passage
of any territorial law respecting slavery
and instiiuting the words laws respect.
ing any property which may be pro.
tected by the law OF any State.
Mr.. Davis explained this amendment.
Mr., Clay, Mr.. RuSk and Mr. Davis,
discussed the question.
Mr.. Rusk vindicatcd the right OF
Texas to the sovereignty and jurisdic.
ton over the whole country east of the
Rio Grande over which the government
-@as proposed TO be established.
Mr.. Davis wished to know distinct.
ly whether slavery was to be permitted
in New Mexico or not, while il was q
territory. The language Of The bill re-
slricted the territory from passing laws
respecting African slavery. Now, il
slaves were TO be there, there must be
laws and police regulations as to sla,
very.
The debate was continued by Mr.
Foote, Mr.. Yulee, and Mr.. Clay. The
Senate then adjourned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

RANDOLPH CoUNrY.-We learn Maj,
Horner and Mr.. Rulings are democrat
ic candidates for the Legislature in
Randolph county. They are both anti
Benton.
Mcssrs. N. Dysart, G.. II. Burckhart,
and B. Haly, are spoken of on the
Wing side. We are glad to learn that
the wings of Randolph are determined
to put forth every exertion to ensure
success--and with either of the two
gentlemen above named as candidates.
we doubt not they would be victorious.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
NEW MOVEMENT.

The Washington papers are discuss
ing new move recently put upon foot
there, embracing combination of
Southern members of Congress--com.
posed alike af Wings and Democrats
for the avowed purpose of making the
slavery interest and its rights, as under.
stood by Southern men, paramount of
all others in the discharge Of their legis-
lative duties and in the direction of their
future political action. a paper to
advocate the views they entertain is
considered of indispensable importance,
and have accordingly issued an address
signed, says the Washington Union,
by Sirtytow Southern members of
Congress-in which the "people of the
Southern States" are urged TO sustain
the establishment, at Washington City,
of a newspaper TO be devoted to the
support and defence of Southern rights.
The entire press of Washington City
as now exisiipg-including the Nation
al Intelligencer, the Republic, and the
Union, the organs Of the two great par
ties of the country--is denounced in
gross, not sngly, as under the "controll-
ing influence of the North" and "tak-
ing its tone from that of the North
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

Boar BuRNED.-The steamer Con-
sli,u,ion, from, 81. Louis for New Or
leans. took fire while lying al Memphis,
On the goth, and was completely des.
troyed, together with her cargo books
and papers. A wharf boat and steam
ferry boat, were also burned. Only
one life known to be lost--Danle
Moore, Of ST. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

CnARIToN CoUNTy.-We learn that
Gen. Price will most probably be the
Benton candidate for the Legislature in
Charlton comfy, and r. Moore the
anti. Benton.
The wings talk of running that
staunch old whig, GEORGE JACKSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

INTENDED RESURRECTION OF SLAVES.
A Geographic despatch from Washing.
ton, dated May 18th, 10 the Baltimore
Sun, says: "a letter has been received
in this city, stating that the slaves IN
Union township, Monroe CO., Va, had
almost matured plot TO murder all the
white inhabitants in the above town.
ship. Their purpose was then to escape
10 Ohio. A colored girl gave informa.
ton of the plot, and sixty of the ring.
leaders were arrested. The affair has
produced much excitement and uneasi
ness"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

From THE SALINE EMIGRANTs.-
Sam'l C. Grove writes us from the
boundary line, under date of May
18th, "All getting along finely; the
bulk of The emigration are ahead of
US, but we expec, to find them in camp
on Kaw." The Howard emigrants
were all getting along well at latest
advices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
VALUABLE AND CHEAP RELIGIOUS

VALUABLE AND CHEAP RELIGIOUS
Books T. l.. ALLEN, one of the
regularly appointed Colporteurs for the
American Tract Society, is in the city,
well supplied with Books and Tracts,
which, at the society's prices are the
cheapest works published. The friends
of the society, and all in want of Books,
should give him call. He has taken
the room formerly occupied by DR..
ODER, as Drug store.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES. !

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMEs.(
May 80, 1850.
Pleasant weather and a fair amount Of
Business have characterized the past week.
Flour and Wheat have advanced, but price
OF other articles remain about the same as at
our last quotations. River recedng; freigh,s
scarce.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.--Tobacco extreme
figures, as per quality, S4 to DO per 100
lbs. The sales so far this season amount
to 9l7 hhds. against $40 last year. Hemp
10 demand, with slig ht advance over last
week, say from $50 to SO. per ton. Flour,
advancing; sales at from S. 97s 10 7 per bl.
Wheat, in prime lots is quoted at from 8! 35
10 81 40 per bushel. Bacon-demand for
shoulders and sides active; sides at ~ TO ST
cenls-shoulders, 10 81 cents-hams,
country, 5a54, pork house cured, 5ia6, sugar
cured 10 s cents per ID. Lard 6 10 ct
cents.
Our nome quotations are for
TOBACCO--$3 90 to D w ready sale.
HEMP-S65 70 per ton.
BACON-Shoulders 2ac.; hams and sides
4c. per ID.
LAKD--4a cts, bbls; Al kegs.
WHEAT-s5 to 81 per bushel.
OATS--35 to 40 cents-n demand.
DRY HIDES-6a TO cents.
BEANS-None offering-in demand.
FLAX SEED--s0 cents to ST. per bushel.
FLOUR-$7 per Dbl: or S4 per 100.
BEESWAX-l9 to lS4c per pound.
BUTTER--in demand,
PARTNERSHIPS per ID.
WOOL--None offering--in active request
GROCERIEs-Sugar, N o 6 to O.; coffee,
Rio, l2a to l5c per ID, Whisky, 81 cents
Common % cents. Salt, G. A. $50 pr sack
L. 81, Kan. Acc.
|
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
Stiff Complaint, Sweeney, Disemper, Corks,
and Sore Ewes CureG.

Stiff Complaint, Sweeney, Dstemper, Corks,
and Sore Eyes Cureds
NJ Michel, Postmaster at Fla, Fulton co,
Illinois, says:
Mr. H. G.. Farrell: Your Arabian Lini ment
is highly priced here. We cured one OF my
neighbors' horses of the Stiff Complain by
about four or five applications, aud cured one
of my own ofthe Sweeney. Our Sheriff, Jos.
Dykes, cured his horse of bad Cork with il;
he also tried it on colt that had the Distem-
per very bad, and cured it immediately He
says it is decidedly the greatest horse medi-
cine heIever used. There have been numerous
cures of Sore Eyes with it. find it a very
valuable medicine both for man and beast
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Tie genuine article is manufactured only by
II, e. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor,
and wholesale druggist, Mol Main street,
Peoria, H., to whom all applications for agen-
Gies or purchase must be addressed. Be sure
| you get it with the letters II G.. before Far
rei's, thus-H. G.. FARRELL'S-an my sig
nature on the wrapper; all others are counter
fets, For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow;
II. Blaksley g. Co. Wholesale agents, ST Louis
Mo. and regularly authIrzed agents all over
the United States.
0ETCall and get a FarrIer Book, free oil
charge.
March 7, lo50--3m
N. B. Beware Of a spurious preparation
called w. B. Farrell Arabian Linmen, {
base counterfeit which has just made its ap
= pearance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
Wfnr he Press.

sc &c.
Hear The Press.
From the Foil River (MasG) Monitor.
This medicine, prepared by a long expo
rienccd and skil,fI physician, tested and up-
proved by great number Of intelligent, dis
tinguished and respectable persons III va
Gus parts ofthe country, Is now received and
used with entire confidence md with great
success by those afflicted with pulmonary
complaints j is also recommended "a a val.
liable medicine for other diseases, such as
colds, coughs, and particularly those diseases
whose tendency is to consumption"
From the Boston Mercantile Journal
"I'hi. medicine, coming from q respectable
source, and carefully prepared by an expert.
enced and skiliful physician, is received Oy
the pubic with confidence. Its efficacy has
been proved in many obdurate cases of dis
case. and its fame has rapidly extended. It
has been extensively used in every part OF
the country, particularly in the middle and
northern States. and strong testimony from
intelligent and big bly, respectable persons has
been adduced in favor Ofits merits ts rene.
dy for colds and coughs, affections Of the
chest, diseased liver and dyspepsia"
From the Cincinnati Daily Times
1--WE would advise those Of our readers
who ere letUriDr under an affection Of the
lungs TO MT a immediate trial Of this truly
excellent ne licinc. The most intelligent ard
respectable antilles of our city have adopted
it as iayorite medicine, and persons prcdis-
posed 10 consumption, vino have used ii speak
10 the highest terms of its efficacy"
lNTEErsTINT CORRESPONDENCE The afi!c'-
ID are requested 10 read the following letter.
received from jas. Russ, Jr., publisher Of the
Shelbyvilc CTenn Expositor
SnELEYvILLE. Tenn. Dec. o, 154s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
CIGARS.
wooden ware.

Just received per Saranak, the largest and
best assorted lot of wooden ware ever offered
forlsals in Glasgow, consisting in part Of
30 dGz buckets
| do Churns
] do well buckets
|! DO Brass bound Cedar DO
2 do Covered do
30 hlf bushel measures asst'd kin Is
ness wooden bowls
doz Mop handles
doz California Horse buckets
l do willow market buckets
7 nests painted tubs
l doz tea cans, also brooms, Whips, rolling
pins potatOe maashers, store shovvls, skip
ping ropes, Cocoa clippers, knifes, trays. Sc.
marl4 J. Z. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
William North.

Wholesale dealer in Boots Shoes d. Hats.
UJAS removed to No. 90 Main Street, o.
Il Il Falon's Block, where he is constantly
receiving additions to his large 81 ock of Boots
Shoes and Hats, among which are the follow
ing:
5000 pr mems kip boots,
1000 " "thick 1000 pr do calf boots,
500 " goat " 500 pr seal g. gram
500 i" 4" kip boots, 700 pr youths do do
1900 d" /" brogans 5000 pr mems thick do
1000 " &" calf do 500 pr goat and seal
1000 " "gaiters 500 pr pit unnuifiers
500 9 " dancing pumps, 1000 slippers
5000 pr woman's kip lace boots 200 do calf
1000 " goat 3" 1880 strap do
900 " kip strap boots. 1000 grain Luskins
1900" calf buskins, 1000 do kid do
500" colored do 1000 goat q seal slips
1000 woInens kid slips, 500 do do morocco
500 " g black and fancy CATERS
500" i" do do half CATERS
1000 " miss kid buskins, 500 do do slippers
500" morocco slippers; 500 do seal do
loco " miss's buskins, kip, calf and grain
5000" Chld's boots morocco, kid and calf
1000" brogans calf and kip
500 doz soft Mexican hats, 100 Santa Fe do
300 soft wool, d" 50 do Ashland,
so silk hats, so do moleskin do
50 angola hats, 200 do leghorn hats
1000 pulmeaf, 100 do Buena Vista
100 Kossuth hats all colors
Also on hand large variety of bonnet lace,
Florence and gimp, English pearl, Devon,
fancy silk, lawn and imperial willow, al | OF
which will be sold cheap for cash or approved
credit.
St. Louis, May 9-lm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
Great excitement iIa Roanoke
DECLINE IN COFFEE, SUGAR
COTTON YARN, AT WHITES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE subscriber being extremely thankful
a for past f1vors begs leave to solicit
continuance of their favors, and would respect
fully call the attention of his numerous friends
and customers, and the public generally, TO
the very large stock Of Groceries and staple
goods, he is now receiving, and to which ad-
diions will constantly be made, BY every boat
during the season, all of which will be sold
lower than any other house west of the Ale
CLANCY mountains, for cdsh-as my motto is,
"Quick sales and small profits"
My stock consists in part of
80 bids Sugar; l25 bags Rio coffee
80 bbs and } barrels Molasses
100 kegs tar; 20 bbls, h and qr bbls Mack
erel
l25 bbls Cincinnati whiskey, warranted
years old
10 tons iron, including Sligo, Heckla and
other brands.
$500 lbs castings, including kettles, fiat irons.
all kinds
1900 lbs wagon boxes, all sizes
"a dozen saddle trees, complete stock
Is l." No pad skins
Kip and calf skins, and n general
stock Of saddlers trimmings; carpenters, shoe
okers and tanners tools; a complete as
sortment of blacksmiths tools; Jewett ploughs
one and two horse; cooking stoves, all sizes,
with pipe and furniture complete; grind stones
all sizes, warranted pure grit; log and trace
chains, names aud cOllors; great variety of
toys and fancy articles, all Of which will be
seld at small advance on first cost.
Also, n splendid lot of furniture, including
bed ste ads, bureaus, tables, wash stands.
chairs, and large lot of trunks, all qualities
and prices.
Daily expected, 600 bags G A salt, in large,
bright, twilled sacks, direct through from New
Orleans.
j. w. WHITE.
Roanoke, March %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
PIastering! Plastering!!

FENHE subscribers having formed Co. part.
L neTship, are now prepared TO do all kinds
of Plastering, both plain and ornamental in the
very best manner, and on reasonable terms
They are prepared to plaster cisterns, welis
and cellars-wth Hydraulic Cement, which is
very excellent and economical article, en-
tirely superceding INC use Of stone walls,
They are also prepared to roof houses, with
cement, which is cheaper and more durable
than shingles, All work warranted.
A share oil public patronage is Respectfully
solicited
JEREMIAH EAGAN,
MICHAEL ABBOTT,
| GLASGOW. March -. 1850, 3in
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
Receive and Forward
VILLA M | 0 W =,

Corner Locust d Commercial streets Saint
Louis, No.
Wholesale dealer in Groceries. Wooden.
ware, Cordage, Nails, Wrap.
ping paper, Fish,
Brooms, DC.
offer for sale at unusually low rates
Sugars, coffees, Teas, Molasses, Syrups, Ma.
nila cordage, ali descriptions of Fish, Indigo,
Painted tubs, in nest, 2 d 3 Hoop Buck.
cts, Covered buckets, Bowls, Trays, Zinc
washboards, Tar buckets, Baskets, including
every article in the Grocery and Woodenwar5
line. Merchants are respectfully invited 10
an examination Of my stock.
st. Louis, May 9--lS50-m6.