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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
FEYER-sflRE CURED.

The Rev. Richard Daaniag. Pastor of the Presbyte. rian church. Adams Basin. Monroe Co N. Y., wrote follows have just received letter from Mr. Channey Dunnng relative 10 the of his Fcversore You may depend what it etAtes for he is Christian and an elder in the church. Some years since he had to have one of hts legs eps e to his life, in consequence of Fevcr-sorc The other leg being affected and about to be amputated. 1 recommended Branfs Medieine-READ THE RESULT. He says. Il hare used only THREE BorTLEs of BRAN1'S MEDT ClNE-f placed ALL HOPE trom your recommendation that Medicine. and say that with the blessing of God. t has .feefsd cure cf my leg" See ramphf lets for full parfcuiars
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, ke.,

Byroa, Gepesee O.. ". ", October l9, 1887.
 MESERS. M. T. WALLACE < CO: Some time last winter my wifo became 70 debilitated from tho eects of LaeorhGa and Nsrsisg Sore Mosfh that shs could not lin her child perform any houechold laboE Her medical treatment varied accordug te the ad vice and prescriptions of the eminent Dhysicans until skiR was exhausted in useiess eorfs. She became very skeleton. that at the time she cc. mcnced taking your Pulmonary Ralsam she weighed no more than egttyve pounds; but by the time ehe had taken sur boes che became perfectly we'll The cure b 60 perfect that she is enabled to do all necessary household work and gained thirty pounds of flesh in four weeks. We assure you attribute her cure to nothing but Brant's Basam. and cheerfuHy recon mend its to all laborng under any similar action
 Yours. truly. c. B. GALENTINE
 C. s. TERRY, Esq, of Byron, wrote us at the same time that Mir Gaentine named above wrosc saying thas he was personally acquainted with MT. and Mrs Gaie tine, and that the above under his eb. servaon. He further adds that he Is acquainted with
 A Doxe.s other Cures s% ef various diseases, which were effected by Brs.ss Indian Nedieines. g Fp
 N1ercuri0A Diseases.
 There is another class of diseases which BRANT9 PURIFYING ExTRACT, psf. .csly gss.s and .rs5:es!ss from the system. WITHOUT ANY FAILURE. This class Uf ulseases when they hece e0Rstnlioaa arc usually called Mercgal because s0me physicians believe such cannot be cured without the use of er. cury We will not meme the disease, because from this description it will ba -~<s~rstcod
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
I.IVER COMPI.A .AIWT.

:. Doct. Nathan Hubbard of Stamford. Conn, one oG with Liver csmpisiai many years and was perfectly cured, by using Rranf's Pnifyiag Ertrsrt. We could name hundreds of other cases, also cured.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17
g Aud then upon that
Religious Intelligence.

we were not aware Of the eNtent Of The
receat X yival of Religion IN this place un'''
We sa. the follosins IN the Saulhefn ehH''
ian Advocate. Il was Al eSifaofd'naf,
autaouring Cor 50 small pace as this.
We transfer il to our columns IN order tha
those Who are nol readers 81 The aatoeale
NAV KNOW y, tire rvr,stvos 've'"'s r~' '~"''''
his community.
Cu,RIorrE STA. s. {. CoNr. We has'
n his charge a blessed revival al The wa
# the Lord. Oar meeting has already COZ
|ttoued. without ministerial help, i'f III day
There have been a number Of CONVERSIONS
many others have been po"edody awaken
1 ed. aud Solemn interest pefsadrs the e"a
ereaa.lon. Up 10 this date 'ho'e have bfe
about 80 acc sslons 10 this thutes Tue PRIV
I cut ,enr. ,>+,
Jo,lI J. ] FLEMING.
s-Horaas' Nesf, l3h tad,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17
From fhe Bafalo Commercial.
FALLING OF TABLE ROCK.

This rock. so memorable in the guide books
"a the Falls, fell With a tremendous crash
: htch shook all he "reglon roond about 20
Saturday afternoon. Tho portion that ieil
vas from $50 10 200 feet long and ifom 81
Il 70 fee, broad making an irregular SENT
circle, the general conformation OF when .
probably we'll remembered by those who
lave been on the spot. Il was the atoFtia
a.lpl for observation. The morse occasianed
il The crasA was heard a; the distance Of
rec miles.
A carriage, fen which the horses had
Teen detached, stood upon the rock, ami a
n was seated io-ide. lie felt the rock
e,ving away, aud had barely time . sel au'
aaI rush To The edge thai did not ttf before
lie immense mss leIl.
A gan.lemau-Mr.M astef Brooklyn
one Of tie owners II Inc Enpi:r Sate- win
ldy and the guide were undeF ne rock
zehen it commenced falling. mass wmcf
Mr.. II lIdged 10 weigh a5 u ina, cam
l3@n y hen they deemed I prld g 'etire
The, had scarcely been oul fNo minutes be
fore the whole was PseciPt!atea atotAe chasa
below.
There has been seam ep@ting ior som
line past, aud gradual, WIDEN =, iHdieatin,
The fall before the lapse d se:y 'aae period
The gradually falling e The rocks tend
strongly to confirm ihe theory That lie ga
aract has worked lis way ~ from d
nouatan ridge at Lewiston 10 - Ptesef
location. And It may be that 10 . d. coafs
Of time il will be found al fIot q l. Ike En-
With The "progress made within our q
collection, however, it will be sonie ttme ff
and our hope Of IiVing 10 see sucb coasaA
nation are not over strong.
We have seen letter from gehtema
of this city who was at the Fall e" mn
utes after the rock fell He SAYS that q
portion that broke oil was about fly fr'
side and one hundred and firty IN iengthffoI
East TO West.
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Eeicl, sketch.

A few diSs since. geutlemau and lay
fresh from Sstu4nf, ,I.ntrd unt CT, h'f 90
laudab', pufpisr 81 getting Isntrd iht l'le'
/. Q. married. Afrt this ceremony vas daN
prtfumed, according t0 law aed d"e'''#,
the neeIv married coupe teps,tej 10 one Z"
our FIST class huict>. and t'ask l"dg'nsr ~
the night. Insead II shuttns I'll ihe l,''
he Bile. mit The light, and "eni 10 bed u
short time the dtsagtecnble smell ID 100
On. beg,n tn spread through The hnu'e' at
The servants were despatched IN oil difft.
lions 10 6nl out from ~hence II pfpefrdfa.
After suiue search, hey tfartd the od"t %
the roam. at the ha f., couple. ~ q knet"
Al the door, whlcn was locked. The, S'h
| him what vas HE matter.
Matter nothing. hat are You Dc
futhing me Ear lI'gonF."
The smell of IN. still decreased, and -
last the dan,csilcs burst OPEN the dept, s"'
shut Il the ens, the spouse oil the h"'
.coidng like good IN. .,
Why did you not shut of your s's
jirqmfed one Of the servants.
"Grs "a. what pasl ha'n' seen ~
gas. blowei oat the hght, that's all.
"Well did ypu TOT sn,elI some'ao'
.transe y -,
WHY, yes" replied shc new HUSBAND
g bni suppressed II was a "a'srai coh"q'f"'
| # geHiag ~ rrad. - So.fh Boa. Ges'
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Central Rail Road.

The Stockholders of the Central Ra'' Road
met in Salisbury on the 10th instant. we
earn that very interesting meeting was
he'd. The Company was fully ORGANIZED
Gov Morebead was elected President, Mt
Gywn, Engineer, aud Gen. W. Means, d.
,ec,o, for Cabarrus and Mtcklenburg Coun
lies. The surveys will be commenced a
soon as possible, aud II is the intention o: 'h'
Stool holLers to complete the work at tn
earliest possible moment. Speed the goo
work.
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y5R the CHARLOTTE yovaNsL'
Planl. Road Meeting in tnioi,
County.

According TO previous nott p the thtzshs
Of Onion County met - the t"on iiou''' u"
Monroe on Tuf sdav If July Court and az.
gauiz d By caIIine Mi u A. Coving'on +"
the Char, and ]. VI S,rWar aud J. l. Dfai
g. Secretaries.
The Chair then caIicd ou J \. Fox,
.E,q., 10 explain tie object If the uee'lng'
which he dad ~ sholl tut eloquent aud able
manner.
After which, the Chair appointed C"m
rrtcs Of 6,c, vzs j. A Fox, Cob J'"'
lNeCoIlum, D.. J. j. Williams, Col. L. &.
wilson end FL c. Gfief, E.q., to draft 'cs
Iolulions iof the meeting, Wa, alter tr'lf
ing short time retained and reported the
folIowpg
Whereas, The people Of Cnion County
deem il proper 10 take such steps rs viii hes
promote the interest al the County. hN having
/, market IN our midst. H. 1t therefore
i,l. Resolved, That we bail with Ity III,
prospect Of having more ,n',mate eo"'mn
lnication with the people OF Camden and lh'
surrounding country.
! Pad. Rrsolped, That i, is Of most Wit,
GttUppftdHet W iHe Pt"P'I w tt'tp ''""''
itta, such connection should exist.
81. Resolped Tina, we believe Plan!
sRond will bast eA.ci tha, connection, iron
the fact that the location OF country eve
(which II would pass would insure every ia
sclltty Tor rs cheap aud early completinp.
ih Res0fptd, That we viii heartily CO
aopefale with the cittz us Of Camden ~ sncl
Ia scheme, and we believe hat We shall has'
kpes!ufmcd our part when We shall have mt
Them on the line which divides the tw'
Estates.
5ih. Reso'ued, Tha, We deem il most OK
Spedlent not 10 scleo. a, presen, any paItlcu
liar route.
6 h. Resolped, ! hat a committee OF hire
be appointed by the Chairs TO confer with
FIike committee appointed BY tho people 0
Camden.
! Whereupoo, the Chair appointed Hug
NJ. Huston, James VI. Stesaft, aud J. I
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enioitye OF The consolidated mass oil 'n0
M vas entirely independent OF, ana IN iao'
eaunter. check to, The coniederaleo po"''
ethe States represented by the Congress
sn1 that through him the party 10 pow
,rox;Jea !, he the L.ocofoco paIiy( as "e
rsans If the popular viii, have NV '"s' 80
ieht 10 stretch, peryett, ols'esa'' III
hanee the purpose oil The Cons,''u','"'
I .,refoco leaders claim Tor Tue fiss'ue"
,,oyided he be Democra0 what the 10
al Church does for the Pope, VIZ the I
i,bt 70 expound authortatiye'y, ana ~ eN'
andinr, TO re arrange all the old land marks
christian doctrine, as the emergency oil Il
occasion may require. There is another
ling analogy between the Locoicco party
his dav. and the Roman Catholic Chureh'
! in Popedom, it is still mooteo Po'n''
bether the Pope, when in the toll exercise
# mower. or council of the Pfelates oil me
hole Church. is endowed with most authoti'
i've n,wer-so IN Locofocodom, 1t Is not
vat decided. whether a President .; me par
y. with 10000 offices in his besle~a'' OF
ne schemes Of the party ID COUNCIL assem-
lied are entiled to the greater obedience
rom The faithful. We opiae practical so,
lion Of this question will ever be esadeo 10
he one case as in the other. The iai'h'u'
when in council, will take care never 70 10
.ulcate any dogma that may conflict WIN M
ONIONS of him who has the besto"ai Of ca
,oalcals IN the one case, or psrqHsites 10 '"'
4,her.
The history of the country for ne las
"a wears nrores What we here say 10 be true
Il,
nsress i6io the adoption OF any peeu"d
aa" Of his Aud when he lrampied opo
he Constitution OF his country, the sad az
4oernn warnings of the Wings we're met vii
.e6,n and derlson BY his craven and syct
,1anilc followers. What Gen. Jackson e
rc,ed by intimidation, by operaltn. on N
sars Of his leigemen in Congress, Van b
zen and Polk effected by an appliance OF : 4
,bcsive principle OF public p!under. Eve
I\ler. after his treason to the Nhig par
vas rewarded BY The Locofocos, IN their
.3winr him wilhou, censure, to control Co
-ress through the threatened exercise Of \
.eio power. But now, OF sudden, lh'
me ID alleted-and they effect TO STA
,orth as the champions Of Congressional ttf
dom and with the incorporate zeal oil nc
ahvtes. they not only contend that the Pre-
lent shall not interfere with the Constitute
II functions Of Congress, bat that even
persisting IN certain opinion, IS 40 amen
10 foreslal the action Of Congress. ~
ever they effect the advocacy OF consnluA
al rights, they are so entirely out OF U
clement, as to make the whole afiir Iid'
i-us. Unless they can play The lion bet
than heir late Convention did IN this Pl4
Il them abandon the business, doll
hyde" Of that noble animal, and pot c
kin on their recreaht limbs" We o.
64nse FOR the pr6seht. We will coaiG
nr review Of Ibis execruble platform he
H3er.
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49, -, N all probably your days arc
%, cannot, you dare moi spe'A -
" - ,o,,. YOU must mol DE WI" ~ ,snea
y "u % nyoye TO you,srlt ,ha, your ~ a..
"'o.,, . af your past life Is s,hee'e-'e' -,
- ,hen-a confidence 10 oe Mp - i,
run e',;a,s and as much longer as my reg
your h'e.'"'e - ynus family shall seeh II me 10
he 40 interest Of truth aud justice !" Pe'
r'f'",' - ia In, bottom OF Your near ~, -
;".'.' -, natives and tell me. peio'e W.
ls'o.' -, IN you before the disease " -
pa,tmn, tina, his DEATH u you eo"'u "' -,
~ 'a,'lI Il, of sroat advantage to you, OF a.
IL, ,.,sonal injury TO him nhgh' poSN'S' A. :
s,os,l, of your expected conference "'' 'Ia' &c
diving man charge You 10 ahA"t' ~" ,Io,,I,, -,
& - ~ Else he sil,nt-Laa you not sueh a'hous"
a n 80, " said hc with energy anu iee''"s'
G,. and as God IS my witness, never
40 nora rannhle Of such thought than Que " :"
ln,ocen, children. | never bad tue te"'o,'s' u''
| - ;,;n,;,a Dr p until the moment TIE o" "''
es,,,ek DR.. r. was extremely severe ahu s'''P
e,he most provoking OF mcn-and a," "'' 80, y,
Apassionate. A quick .harhra ana o''o'
XII, ch,ld-much INDUCED and have heSe
II .|on;,sJ tho control ovrr my passions That oug'
a. have acquired early and the consequence Is a
!. kthis" -, ,.o, :,
:. M, Won notified DIR. Parkman 10 meet you al
.sr,a,n hour, and told him you would ply h'''
when Won knew you lad not Tue money ,,
n Mo- lie replied. " dad not toll nun , Mou
h;,n and there is no evidence that told hun
n hEscep, nv own word spoken after his d'sappea
eance and after had determined TO take The gton'
= Mai had paid him. those woids we're oil Tie "i'sef
. shIc ,issn, of f,lseheois to which was eothnn'
!, IRON ib. moment had begun 10 conceal ,he no"
!, tcide | never had i thought OF ihJaring f"tkma
!, 4 This was accompanied by the statement, !" WIN
hprnlessor Webster attempts to explain as TO his s.
re- np Lit, fed sending for blood, and oil 'nqu'.
i pabou, gases from the vault. sRer reading
!, Esta,ement DIR Putnam proceeded to argue as W
~ Rtuthfuluess, saving that it was made When ihe
"a of error vas still ,nding Also, that ffo'ss'
. Swehs,er,s estate was worth several thousand u
:, tl,rs and tina, he was not in such stia as 10 CO
.I INIT such a crime deliberately
al The previous pet ton from Professor F" eos'
tpro,esl,ne his innocence aud praying Tor ahsos
kn,rdop. he said. was got mp by his family who
orsunwayrring IN their belief ~ MS ih"oe'"''; "
:, hb,s confession wss communicated to Them aho"
=, sseek sincs tie eonclu jcd IN asserting ms u
az That the confession was true
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17

The last letter writers from Calileth'
not give much encouragement 10 en's''"'
Oas wiling 10 the Montgomery Ad'e'''''
says: -.
No man tsays orr lawyer friend) - easn s.
come to California unless lie is Young ana s's :,
has nothing 10 lose, is perfectly desperate IN.
pnor as the d. and sanewhat law down W ~
ta.ion. IT even then he can mako hts corn ~ ~
bacon and greens. aud aiioid 10 wear county "''
homeppan eloth y, he had better stay at hohe'
To the abnve, lawyer from New o''''
added The following:
And if he Is a lawyer and has ono case. =, VA
expects TO have, stay and stick to AZ ss.ss
plank Of the crew. and pray God that 'ss ID d
aud Winds of fate may not wait him 10 'h''
gold aud disappointment :.
That New Oflcans lawyer. we hp's !.
doubt, ID . sensible fellow, aud We be'e'e ~ =,
never gave better advice TO one OF ms ''''eT
IN the Cscscca. City. O. b7f'eH7'. (
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- Lock upon thu
Revival Of Religion.

Rev. Mr.. fleming, the S'e',o" M'n'se' OF
,he Method 81 ChurcN, Of Charlotte, Is hold
nv a pfolracted meeting nj the present '''o''
DIVINE service has been observed IN the
Church, morning and evening. "'"'is' oa''s'
Gar near three weeks. number have psa
fessed religion, while a large pof''"n "t 'h'
congregation are still showing Il deep ans'e's
10 regard 10 The sal, ot their son'- -
The meetings. are namerous'y attended. -
Horntfs' Neat, 29h J.ne. :.
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FEEL TnAr | All DYING An READY
r, war MY SUMMONS. NAVE ENpEssoR
Fp 70 DISCHARGE Mn Duty To MY ''"' Ni"i
4 Al SORRY TO LEAVE NY OLD FEIE>ps
patent endurance and Chrlstisn iufttladt
-aatrtotic f Iehty Ia Country ardent sen
stb,l,ie.-ihcse, noble old heart. were TN
distinguishing virtues OF thy chsfaeff ~
les illustrated 10 thy life, Than tested an
purified at Thy end. -Rul Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17
The Cabinet.

lis said .ha, President Taylor's C"bihe'
has resigned. THIS IS to be presumed ou'
we expect that the old Cabinet Will hold Of
fee uatll the adjournment Of Congress, or On
nj the new Pfesldcn, has time TO select one
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17
The Murder of DR.. Parkman.
of Professor Wcbsicr

DE-. Webster, who was tried and conyic'eo
or the murder OF Dr. parkman, OF Boston
has made full confession. Tn 5 case excl I
led great deal Of interest al! over The eooh
rs, and in some places so much eAcre''e"
vas caused by il tia, some of the witnesses
,.,a .tn.ed without STINT Lillef.ld esPe. |
ciaIly was charged ailh being PeiJ'f'd
|scouadrel. Bu, a change must now iaKe |
dare. The confession was obtained from !
sbim nv his spirituAl adviser, the itev. Dt.
sputram. Dr.. Webster had presented 70 the
YGoyetnor and Council, petition setting softh
i. epilre Innocence, which petition was with
I3tagn eli lie tta &c Jupe. 4. tire comics
s.ioo is long we omit the Introduction, 10
s.hich he states that tie had made an appoint
Amen, win d. PaIknan-that he had written
u note and sent il ursealed by Ltttlehtld'
Nile saws D. Parkman, when arriving at hi,
sroon, lmmeda civ commenced abusing hin
sahen he told him he eouli DOT pay him lie
sthen states;
a / vas cited 10 the highest degree Of passion
1 Aaud HE he V = sp.akiAg aud gastieuating 20 M
most violent AID mcnaclng manner, TRUSTING M
! letter and his fist toto nv taco IN my fury seq :
swlat, yer hing vas hauatesi Ct stick OF wool
band ,lealt hin an instantaneous blow wi'h al. "
oree that passion could give it. ID not kno"
fthrk or care where | saoald III. him, nor ho'
shard mr. what The III, Of would he 1t was on u
sd5 Of his head and there nothing to break To
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17
New President.

WILLARD FILLMORE. Vice Presiden, OF The
II States assumed, on the l 18th instant, IN the
presencc Of both Houses of Congress, the du'
ties of President by taking the oath OF office,
required by the Constitution oil the onI'eo
States.
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Respect TO President Taylor.

Mex, week beng Court week, We sngges
he propricty of the cl'izens OF this Conn
making arrangements 10 pay proper Fespec
10 the memory OF the late President Of th'
Z nited States.
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INTERESTING TO TRAVELLERS.

4 writer ia H0ore's Rural St,r Yorker,
"a excellent agricultural journal, polished
ia Rochester, New York, saws ta4t alum
dissolved in whiskey viii cure gals On nor
SEES caused by the collar OF other pieces of
he harness. twill prevent gals from form.
Tag. or where they havo occurred constant
bathing vii secure tho continued use Of the
horses. and actually heal the wound While Il
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pfaf,ln E,qrs.. committee OF cofrespon.
R,,ois.d, TIA, the proceedings Of this
mae,,oo be published IN The Charlotte JSut.
- Harness Nest snd Camden Journal.
D.A. CONVICTION, Chm.
] +. DARN, \
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17
Gen. 3 VI. Edney,

Among other appointments we no''ce '"''
our old rrend, Gen. Balls NJ. EpNEi, Was
appointed by President Taylor, before his
death, to TIE ConsuIship OF Palermo, 10 Stciiy
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-17
Death Of President TAYLOR.


1t IS with The deepest 'e5'e' '"a' "' 20
to announce 70 cur 'oaaefs WIS ~es", " !
oath ofZienAhf iAhL r. F'es''e"' 81 '
United States. We bad barely aeaiu % "'
Illness before tic announcement 81 h's O's,'
came upon ns With astounding 'H9ei'
died ID Washington q haa pas i" . '"''"
p. w., On The o,h INST, ~ inc 20" ear . ~
age. lis malsdy vas chrome 'ssen'e'
aid 10 give our readers some 'dea o. wy "a
'ali'y aud speedy termination O - 'A'''eo''
We give several le'egfaph'c oi2P''e"e'
ceiyed IN Charleston. Inc a's' mum ~"
Of hls illness w. = o'sPs'e" 80"
ton, dated July = ., : w. = s"' 80"
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WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1880.

NJ WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq, Is our
cent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain aaVei''s'
ments and subscriptions, and to grant receipts
arE W. CARR. Esq. is our agent IN fh'ladt
ma ,u,horized TO obtain advertisements and pro
cure subscriptions.
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REMARKABLE MAN AND A REMAEKA
BILE FAMILY.

There is now 10 Toledo a man measuring
IN height feet inches, aud weighing n,0
ais 3l4 pounds He is a naive q S@.tz r
aud, and served as a private 10 QUO o. the
Roman Legions during The late Roman q.
suffecton. His family al home, consist Ct
his parents, three brothers and three SISTERS
whose average height IS nearly feet
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presumed that as Gen. Ia, tor was
opaosed 10 the COMPROMISE, that Il VIII now
aass as P,eslden, Fillmore will use his iutil
ence IN lis favor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02
COMM ERCIAL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
1iGu Cd 1GSD

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TMEs.l
hiGy Cd, 1850.
The wether for the past week has been cool
urd pleasant; business continues brisk and
staple articles Except cnftcc, which is given
way little in consequence Of tho decline in
the southern market,) mOiutain full puices -
River at q stHnd ard IN fno boating order;
ircights continue plenty both up and down,
though full rates IRE asked and obtained for
most descriptions Of freight We quote os
rarrent rates Of the week.
TOBACCO--S3 80 to % ready sale.
HEMP-$10 SIS per ton.
BACON--Shoulders &c. hams and sides
3lc. per ID.
LAKD--4 to 4 &c.
WHEAT--75 to SIS cents.
OATS-35 to 30 cents-in demand.
DRY HIDES-7 10 I cents.
BEANS-Nonc oifering-in demand.
FLAX SEED--60 cents TO 81 per bushcI.
FLOUR-S'j so per Dbl: or 50 25 per 100.
BEESWAX-1S to Isle per pound.
BUTTER--1O to lj--in demand, us eli.
bies generally. at corresponding prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, N o 6 to g.; coffee,
Rio, IL. to l5c Fer sack. Whiskey, &c
Common % cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02
's'cs,s

SNUBACCO Liberal cash advance, made
on Tobacco, in hogshnOd>, for sac in
this market or st. Louis, by
iauIO HARRIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-02

THE CUBA AMDAssADoR.-Th New
York Express learns from a private
source that the Condo dc Merasol, sen,
by the Spanish Government to inquire
into the revolutionary affairs in Cuba,
had arrived at Havana on the 4th, had
already entered on the duties Of his
~ ission.