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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

PosT OFFICE AeESr.-Judge J. R.
FAYERwEATHER, Agent for the Post
Office Department, for Iowa, Illinois
and Missouri, is at present in this place
and is on tour up the country, looking
TO the interests of the Department.
There is certainly work for him to do,
and we trust and believe he will look
fully into the transportation of the
mails, and see whether it is the fault of
the country, postmas,ers, or contrac.
tors, or all, that there has been 80 much
irregulari.y. A careful investigation
of the subject, and full report, we be-
lieve would be of essential service to
the community; and such an inves,iga.
ton we have confidence he will make.
There is, also, another subject which
we have his assurance he will look into,
viz: the establishment of some new
routes, which would greatly benefi,
densely populated sections of the coun-
try. We allude 10 the establishment
of weekly mail, direct from this place
TO Bloomington, in Macon county, and
from here to New Franklin, and the es.
tablishment of post Offices at Swi,zer's
Mill and Boonsboro. There is large
scope Of country adjacent to these
points, which is densely populated. and
great Inconvenience is felt for the want
of mail facilities.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.

The semi.annual examination of the
students of this excellent and popular
Institution of learning, took place las,
week. We regre, we were not able &c
attend these interesting exercises. The
Democrat says the examination "closed
with the highest credit to both profes
sors and students"
The next session commences on the
llth Observation-Disclosures remaining the
same, with the addition, in the Female
Department of Miss. MARY BELL, Q
young lady Of talen, and experience ir
teaching.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

UThe Boonville Democrat, of the
2lst says. ave have heard w. G. Mi.
nor of Jefferson city. spoken of as a
Benton Candidate for Congress in this
District. Gen. Minor is a sterling
supporter Of Senator Benlon's, and q
hard Democrat. lie would run well. u
We thought the south side would be
beating about for candidate, and SO
predicted. last week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

STEAM FBRRy.-We call the atten-
ton Of the public, and especially that
of the citizens of Saline county, TO the
advertisement of the Glasgow Steam
Ferry Company. We bespeak for it
liberal patronage from our citizens,
and trust their enterprise will be richly
rewarded.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
Commercial.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
March 7, 1850.

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY Times !
March 7, lS50.}
The very unfavorable weather during the
past week has had tendency 10 make bust
ness rather dull. Our Grocery merchants
are supplied with full stocks, and navigation
being good. we may look for brisk times
soon. ...
There is no change in our home market.
Hemp was quoted in 81. Louis, on the
LIST, at "Sl00-receipls on the increase, and
prices giving way" Wheat. ST. to ST. 12.
Green apples 81 so to Is; dried, So
Peaches $3.50. No tobacco in market.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
THE TIMES
GIL A 9 G. d w Mo.
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1850.
MIR. CLAY'S SPEECH.

We devote large portion of our
space to-day to synopsis of Mr.. Clay's
great speech, on his compromise resolu.
tions. 1t is taken from the Republic,
and presents fair view of his remarks.
The entire speech, as written out for
publication, is too lengthy for our col.
umns. .... ..- ..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

REvIvAL.--The Jefferson Inquirer
of the I'd, says a revival has been going
on In that place for the past two weeks,
under the Ministerial labors of Revs.
Capers and Boyle. Over 80 had uni.
ted with the church.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

ExAMINATIoN.-An examination of
the pupils of the common school, under
charge of Mr.. ]. ScoTT, will take place
on Thursday and Friday, l4,h and 18th
insls. The friends Of education and the
public generally, are respectfully invi.
ted 10 be present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

LADy's BooK.-Several subscribers
TO this work request US to say they have
received neither the January or Feb
ruary numbers-and the March mum.
Der should be here by this time. At.
tend TO il friend Cody. The February
number has also failed to reach us,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

DUEL.--A Telegraphic Dispatch da.
ted Washington, February 25,h, says
there is duel pending between Col.
Bissell, Of ILL.,, and Col Jefferson Da-
Wis, growing out of some remarks OF
the former, in the House, in regard to
the battle of Buena Vista.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

sNow.-Snow fell last Saturday and
Saturday night, to the depth of IL ID
inches. II has almost entirely disap.
peared, leaving the roads in a very bad
condition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
Fresh Arrival.

We are now receiving our Spring stock of
Groceries. Salt, Liquors, dc which our Mr..
Perry purchased in n. o. and which, for the
most part wsre shipped direct without reship-
ment at ST. Louis, thereby saving considera-
BILE item of expense we respectfully invite an
examination ofour stock before purchasing.
mari PERRY q. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
To Shippers.

We are prepared to stow and ship produce
to receive and forward merchandise at the
lowest rates. having ample and convenient
warehouses, hope by strict and prompt atten-
ton to all business entrusted to our care to
merit the patronage of our friends and the
public. MI PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

UH is rumered Messrs. Cass and
Clay will resign as soon as the slavery
question is settled by Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

FIRE.--The large stone building on
water street, in ST. Louis, occupied by
Messrs. MAlister, &Co., was DESTROY.
ed by fire last week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

UWm. b. Slarke. Esq, has been
appointed Clerk Of the Supreme Court
at 81. Louis, in the place Of ii. l.. Boon,
Esq, resigned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

The last Fulton Telegraph contains
the valedictory of James Whiteside
who has disposed of tina, establishment
to Mr.. John B. Williams, of Columbia,
with the design of emigrating TO the
land of gold. We trust Mr.. White
sides will s,rike rich "leads," and Mr..
Williams will give US the same kind OF
"leaders."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

There will be other divisions; but
the dark veil which overhangs the fu.
ture is too thick TO be penetrated by
mortal eye. He was for staying in the
Union. He would not allow himself to
be driven out Of il. He was for re.
naming where he was, and for fight
ing for his rights there. In the Union
he now was, and there he meent TO die
There was a better opportunity oil
maintaining his rights in the Union
than there was Of getting them out Of
the Union.
The union Of these States was for al
pos,erity. Ii was like the marriage re.
la,ion, there was no power TO dissolve
the tie. And he would conjure the
northern States and the southern States
TO say TO each other as husband and
wife: We both have faults; there is
nothing human without errors; let US
for the future, forget each others faults
and live peacefully and happily togeth.
err.
Disunion would be succeeded by q
war unexampled in the history of the
world. Not a war Of two or three
years, but an endless contest, unless
both parties would become so much ex-
hausted that some Philip or Alexander,
some Cesar or Napoleon, would arise
and solve the problem of mans capaci.
ty for selfgovernment, and establish a
despotism, and forever blot on, this las,
glorious light in the history of man.
In conclusion he abjured gentlemen
from the South by the love they bore
for the memory of their ancestors-by
the love they bore their God and Coun.
try-by their duties TO mankind and TO
themselves, to pause upon the edge OF
that precipice before they plunged into
that abyss from which there was no re.
turn.
He invoked, as blessing, that if this
Union was 10 be Dissolved, he might no,
live 10 witness it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

| III VIC heHlory VI tuelT dUCeStOTs-Dy
the love they bore their God and Coun.
try-by their duties TO mankind and TO
themselves, to pause upon the edge OF
that precipice before they plunged into
that abyss from which there was no re.
turn.
He invoked, as blessing, that if this
Union was 10 be Dissolved, he might no,
live 10 witness it.
The National Intellgencer, true to its
patriotic conservatism, points out the
dangerous nature of the movement to
assemble Southern Convention at
Nashville, and in confederation of its
own just and well considered views re-
publishes numerous articles from vari.
Gus Southern and South western Jour.
mails, which may be supposed to express
the reflective judgement Of that portion
of the country. We quote the Inteli.
gencer itself, and ask attention TO the
subjoined remarks: ...
For any real aggressons on the rights
of the South. we have already hereto.
fore shown, the Judiciary affords an
ample constitutional remedy; devised
by the Southern Delegates themselves
who framed the Constitution. The
very first resolution of that Convention
was, that a Supreme Government should
be established, and among the nert was,
that the National Judiciary should have
jurisdiction of causes concerning the
general harmony. These outlines FORE
told the prominent features of the great
Charter granted by the people alone
in Convention assembled, or the States
and Congressin the mode prescribed by
the Consiitulion-to alter or revoke
The Statesmen of 1857 seem, with that
wisdom of experience which we have
lately ascribed TO them, TO have guar
ded every avenue by which, whether
by foreign enemy or by domestic dis
affection. the integrity or supremacy of
the Union could be assailed. Besides
establishing Judicial Tribunal to de-
eide all cases arising under it, and all
such as may arise between the United
States and any one State, the Cons,i;u-
ton also, forsecing the possible case OF
attempts by more than one State, or by
several States, TO confederate against
the General Government, declares that
mo State shall enter into any Treaty Of
Alliance OR CONFEDERATION" and fur
Their, that mo State shall, pitAout the
consent Of Congress. enter into ANY A.
GREEMENT OR COMPACT WITH ANY OTHER
STATE"
A CONFEDERATION, therefore, among
several States, for any purpose conhic.
ting with the Constitution or Laws Of
the United States, is forbidden, in terms
by that instrument itself
A Southern Confederation, conse-
quently, under any form or organiza.
ton, exercising any power conflicting
with the power and authority of the
Union, would if effective, be simply
dissolution Of the Union, so far as those
States were concerned; nothing more,
and nothing less. The right of any
State, or Of several States, thus 10 make
war against the parental authority. is a
right which as q law of Nature, must
be conceded. But those who begin il
are required, by an equally imperative
law,,to be able 10 show case of such
necessity as renders revolt inevitable;
and they must be prepared also TO a.
bde all the consequences of such con-
fict.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
CONGRESSIONAL.

A, last advices from Washington
the Senate was discussing Mr.. Clay's
resolutions, and the House the Presi.
dents Annual Message. The subject Of
slavery is the excl ting topic; there i.
better feeling on the subject, and the
discussions are more calm than when
the matter was first introduced. Mr..
Clay's resolutions are gaining ground
both at Washington and in the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

rOLLAKS & HAMES-4 dog kip horse
~ collars. 3sdo do mule collars, 2 dog hog
do do, A doz horse names, doz mule do in
store and for sale by
mt PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
STRAWBERRY BOAT.

built at Louisville, KY, on On express ;order
in The best and most sub slantiul manner
They have engaged the services of skillful
Engineer; and for the benefit of the comlnuni.
ty, especially Of that of Saline Co., they have
added to the Boat patent grist mill, which
will turn out at the rate Of fifteen bushels an
hour.
They have also purchased the ,imbersd
lands opposite town, and are now ready to
sell TO the citizens OF Glasgow any quantity Of
best Firewood at the rate Of 81 25 per cord, to
be taken from the other side of,he river, ferry
free.
They have incurred large outlay of money
and heavy risk, chiefly for the public good,
and they now expect that Patronage so Justly
due all Enterprises.
They especially beg leave, TO call upon the
influential citizens of Saline county for the
promised Improvement Of the Bottom road.
B. w. LEWIS. J. ZIMMERMAN,
T. EMERSON, II w. SMITH,
J. S. THOMPSON, J. d. PERRY,
J. HARRISON, C. B. FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow, Mar 7--l-w4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07

NJ AlLS-70 kegs Mo Iron nails in store and
L for sale mt PERRY d BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-07
Thc Glasgow Stcam-Fcrry

SAnsSQs The subscribers, citizens of
glasgow, and vicinity, have late.
ly associated themselves for the purpose of
carrying on the Ferrying business across the
Missouri river opposite Glasgow. They are
now in daily expectation Of a large. and com,
mOdious
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-28
nlisftllorfcus.


George Smith, Fashionable T'a:lor, opposite Cush-
mans store. regularly receives the fashions from
the East nnd willie happy TO make up clothing ior
alIwho may favor him with their patronage 1T
warranted IRevery case. Pariicularu,,eii',on paid
to CuttiBg. Ulmso,n'ay TO- 1912
T.. \. Lanz ~ Co., General Dealers IN IN
kinds Of Lumber, Lati, MiRsies, Sash, Doors
Ceiar Posts, &c. &c.
~ B. A liberal discount ni-te in filling large bills
Yard on Mam Canal FORMERLY occupied by Wal
ker and lllckling. me 22-iT-u
q. Burr, Agent for Froteciitr Insurance Compf
nv. .HEtOri--opppslte the Mansion House.
Seth &. Earl. CTriagc, ho iseI and SIGN Painter
PdpcTerdnd GldEier, Ottawa, III Shop on Co
lumbus street. over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
rarrlag &c maket,hop.
] acob G.. stone, Saddlc, Harness, and Trsnk
Manufacturer, and Cnrriagt Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. III. Wagner, Justice Of the Pcdce Office m
the northeast corner OF the courthouseup stairs
OitdUI. dec 10
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
4 tor lr ] 9 !.

John II Murphy, attorney aud Counsellor at
Lac. Ottawa, Illinois. aug 10, io1o'
Office IN the court house, - .r...
Champiin n Wallace, u. c. Champin-N IL
l.. Wallace Attorneys and CounseHorsgf Lar
Office up stairs an the next building north OF the
Post Office. nov ID, "
T.. =. Leland, tii0rney and CounSetlor nj Lar
,srpmoved his office from Reddick's block, to
the room formerly occupied by the sheriB, IN the
court house now occupied IN PARTLY Lorenzo Le-
land ... may 40
Norris s. Fisher, Geo. II. Norris Geo :. Fish
erJ Attora,ys al Lqp and LaHd agents, Ottd-
W1 W VIII pay particular attentionto the pay
ment of taxes ~ any part OF Illinois, purchasing
md selling real estate investigating titles, collect
ting demPnis, buying aud selling military land
warrants and locating them on the best lands Tor
soldiers or others, -ecurIngpenslons aud all claims
against the government Office on the south west
corner OF the court house square
NJ. u. upllisicr. Attorney and Counsellor al
Llp and Solicitor in Chdncery--Ottdrd, H.
O,Ii,c over the store of l., y Smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. 40
Glover n Cook. o. q. Glovcr--B G. Cool) At
braegs and CinHwit9rs at Ldr-tHGcH ~
ice in Rcd licks Block, east side of the public
squire. lun lS-u
Henry &. Cotton, Attorney md CouRSciior al
Lire and SJ'i'if0r m ChGAcery-OtthTd, IHS
Office IN the Court house. Jun n
y. \. Randall, inornsydt Ldir-Osrsg7. F,n-
KsndHl O. us. Aug 10, l5i5..t
& 4. Ingalls,, iuorneg and CounsellorHt iait
Opposite the sherman llouer, CHICAGO, Ills
Pauicu,ar attention paid to Agencies md collect
ing nrh - A9
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pbnsitiaus s. Surgeons.
Drs. Cooling & Hard, W. A. Goodna, NJ

Dr>. Cooling & Hard. VI. \. GoodlnG, VI
ID e. Hard. NJ u having formed apartnerSh,p
10Th. Practice otmnlicine aud surgery, will attend
promptly u any hI,lurSS with which they may be
fivpr.d In he ne ot their profession Office near
the corner oi l., SaiIr ant Mad son streets, and
oi,r dcos north ol SwlIts Law Office, Ottawa, IL
linois aug 80, lS3O-u
WIN. w. CavnrIy. Pkv"icinn x Surgeon--Gf'
tara, M--Oiice IN Sanger aud Annours new
huillng FRONT roam, second story oilers his pro-
tpssioral services 10 the citizens Of iri' vicrn'v,
and hopes by attention TO business, 10 merit
"A shire blDublc patronage $50 II
II. W. fl Dphins, Physician nBi Sarscou-Ot
farI. m offers MS professional services 10 the cl-
tilrls 9i DrNwl, and vicinity Office over the
store ol II " theeyrr, neNtto Walker !ick-
ling = rrstiencr on the north side oi the new wbilc
square where h. may be found AZ all times except
when absent on professional buinesS. aug Gas
Dr.. Pearson. Phg1cidH. Surgeop and Dem
tlst-OiiIsa. H., Offers his professional services
20 the iJhllliluts ot Ougwa and vicinity. OF
fir. NJ his residence on Columbus street.
r S-Dr Z still continues 10 perform operations IN
aI the sarlou- Drnuchr- ot DcahSrv. Changes to
corr,srIai with Nr times! mar ~ -
%. ID, Thumpsnn. VI -. offers hi- rrG,p ss0ua.
services 10 the cit!zeus OF Ouawu aud NicInity
Diirr. next door'to the frce Trader Office, mp
sui,s IN Rrilck's block apo ~
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Europe. we hear ~ q ronan hes prououn-
ced its downfall iasvitableI V51in<n yeara II
this may DO truly aid Of Aais, ~ (llAy We look
for from Palestinsi that d64l ~ land of the
in ,'c Composition Win sks ~. 3SlEs are many %
signs which point to The incnsntous crisis which
is to fill the heart Of the ChHsliaa with holy Joy
Great changes are at hand and ip ten yesrs he
downfall Of Mohamnedanism viii bare besn cset
summatsd Oh come, happy houri whsn myfk
ads who are now deluded by tkis pve sLe1 y
conducted hiiher and permitted to enjoy The blsss
ngs Of Christsnity, -.
The address. which was replsie wilh ihonRht
imagery and Analysis. evinced profound srudiuoa
and extensive range Of historical information. II
was listened to by highly interested sodi.cry,
Who expressed their approuation by isqssus
bursts OF applause t ,, I..-.-.. -.,,,;l a
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q = q u uA "a q. - n ~ .
Brunkers Rifle Mandatory,

~ ME subscriber having returned rom The EAST
ui'"rvpi''hr tie principal manufactures, he
Is now prepared to manufacture the celebra-
ted Increase or Coming Twist Rifle, which he war
where. lie viii also keep constantly On hand and
Tor sale, good assortment oldbubIr and single bar
relied fowing pieces, Powder Fiasks, Game Bags,
shot Pouches, Percussion Gaps and superior art-
Gle ofSporuug Powder.
lkinds OF obbIng in the Sunsmilh line done with
neatness and despatch
. Shon on the east side Of Columbus ct one door
sruth Gi the Union House lune I2-u
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Dru q oists 6 .

Walker H UickliI-, Dsnisrs IN Drugs hedi-
ca,s. PtiHts OTIS PnrHishes, Pafm .Nedi-
riaes, G.Iss. &c, Ottawa, H.
White * Hin'nr, Dealers "a Drugs, Medicines
PIini), obs, PiteHt Medicines HdrhisLis. Dye
shIT',S- -rcoaI Store north Oiihe ManstOnhouse
Ottawa, Ill.
e. !. Thompson. Dealrrp Drugs fdienf Ucdi.
ciBei. PIRts Oiis FdrnishrS Nye SfUBS, sc
Between Cay tln,c,and Reidck's block
Sd. smith. D,rier in Drugs lIeiiriq,s Paints
obs, Dg, S,agS, Sc &c, Newark, Kendall com
' " Illinois
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New Meat Market,

JERENfAH WOOD nslis friends and the
~ public 'ha he has lust opened Nlcar Marke, at
h.s new building ON III" corner north of the Court
House Square. IN Ottawa where he willie happy 10
supply all his friends and the pu0ic with the choicest
OF everything IN the meat lnc. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand
No li1rkrt on SmH,iqp. The shop will be kept
opcn on Saturday evening br closed Oh the Sab
bath. srpt2l 1850
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Business Gar0s.
Carriage 4 WACO" Manafac,ors

w VI. PALNE Err returns thanks TO the public io-
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him ,andhaying associated bimseliwlih j G. GAY
hewoud state hatthcy are prepared to cDrry ou the
in aits various branches Our stock of lumber Is
well seasoned, and we are determined 70 make the
best work that Is made in the country. Two-hor. /.
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wishto
purchase are invited to call and examine tor them.
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner OF Columbus aud Jefferson streets Lumhe
takenin exchange torwork WM PALMER,
Ottawa feb 'is G. GAY
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SaleraiuS Mandatory.
O. :. CAR ER ~ 90,

o. CAR ER y 60.
TAKE this method ot announcing to merchants
| and dealers iu tins state, lint tHey have fl'ed
up nil ry elsiye establishment "Iln Ee" alp1IalD ,
and are now manufacturing any guanrty Vi supcJ.cl
REFINED SILERATES
From the best material which can I've obtained IN the
market.
w are manufacturing superior article md the
frchu"s ior shipping such thrl In' rChant- ami
dealers ~ the vjctnIiy at the c0unl Or rlyrr can!
their supplies from here ~ much css line hantro
the eastern market, aud also save tgau,pmtnuou,
and the necessity Of ordering uInrgc supp at once
Ihoss vhp may tavur u with their Orders ior q
lrtr small 7unni,y, are assured that they wll! be
attended 10 w'lh prompncsS and filled atns
Low ssaie.
iscrn - ob,nin-d IN New Iorf rr st Louis mar
krr, tor m arlitr oflhe same quality.
Merchants and dealers AZ invited to call and rN-
anime our snmpes before orJrndg .aeIr supplies
from oiher markets .....
N,.'niactorv N C,,'Nwlre rect, one door north
9th. Union House, Ottawa, III. oct II 10 6m
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Cabinet work and Chairs.
Il upHolSTsRING g. UNDERTAKING, "a,

1NHE subscriber bcgs to return thanks for the lib
i eral support gwen HIM thus tar, and he will try
and merit its continuance.
lie woull respectfully remind his friends and the
public that his stock full Of such articles ms he finds
in demand here, ofhis own manufacture and impor.
ted An nnrranted az represented.
IPainuf Lumber taken IN pay for furniture.
Tie has on hand and makes to order mnlrasscs,
cushions &c, IA good and as checp as they can be
bought IN St Louis or Chicago; he nlso keeps con
s,,ntly on hand ready made collins OF all sizes lie
kecpsa H.arse, and nltendsMncrnls. aud his char.
ges will he found Low. PETER Russell.
In Snllc a.. .Ounwa. Aug. 10. 1850.
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Il 0 otcl )

Fox River House. by l.. DsthNo, on the canal
H urar the adladuct. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House. ncrr,he confluence of the IL
lrnois and Fox Rivers and near the bridge
Mansion House. Ottawa, III by rHorN Pas
seugers carried tree 70 aud from the canal pack
cts, Stages arrive and depart daily.
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The young man who was creased in love lac.
week SAYS Il were not for getting wet he would
drown himself lie will probably eomWomss
matters by shooting himself In looking glsss