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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
G E N I'll E N E S s.
BIT MRS, HEMANs.

II thou has, crushed flower,
The root may not be bligh,ed;
II thou hast quenched lamp,
Once more it may be lighted;
Blu, on the harp or on thy Lutte,
The string which thou has. broken,
Shall never in sweet sound again
Give to thy touch token!
II thou hast loosed bird,
Whose voice Of song could cheer thee,
Still. still he may be won
From the skies TO warble near thee;
But il upon the troubled sea
Thou hast thrown gem unheeded,
Hope not tina. the wind or wave shall bring
The treasure back when needed.
IF thou hast bruised vine,
The summers breath is healing,
And its clusters yet may glow.
Thro' the leaves their bloom revealing
But il thou hast a cup o'er,hrown,
With bright draught fled--oh never
Shall earth give back that lavished wealth
To cool thy parched lips fever!
The heart is like that cup,
II thou waste the love it bore thee,
And like that jewel gone
Which the deep will not restore thee;
And like that string Of harp or Lutte
Whence the swee, sound is scettered-
Gently, oh, gently touch the cords,
So soon for ever shattered!
THE TEACHINGS OF NATURE.
mo harsh transitions Nature knows,
No dreary spaces intervene,
Her work in silence forward goes,
And rather felt than SEEM"
SABBATH EVENING.
Oh! il there be an hour that brings
The breath OF heaven upon its wirgs,
To light the heart and glad the eye
With glimpses OF eternity
1t is The hour of mild decay,
The sunset Of the holy day.
HUMBLE LOVE. Il tender Line.
His brawny urn beclasped her wais.
With love their eyes did bum;
From his warm lips she snstched taste,
And then he tasted hern.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
lS49 WEEKLY PACKET. lS49
For Cambridge, Glasgow,
HOOnyiiie and all interEme-
diIfe nk1ceS.


diate places.
aG The fine packet KIT CAR
Iss,s==;==,.k8 sz.azs SON, N. j. Eaton, mas
sS.sss ter, will commence her
regular tr,ps lor Cambridge, Glasgow, Boon
vile, and all intermediate ports. soon as
the navigation Of the Missouri river opens.
The Kit Carson will leave st. Louis every
Saturday evening a: O'Clock, and will reach
Cambridge Monday afternoon. On her down
ward trip, she will leave Cambridge Monday
evening, and Glasgow on Tuesday Morning,
at 10 O'Clock, and will be at Arrow Rock,
Buonville, Rocheport, Providence, and Nash
vile, the same day: she will be Eat Marion,
Claysville, Jefferson City, Mouth of Usage,
Cote san Dessien, Shpleys, Smiths Landing,
Point and Mount Pleasant, OF Wednesday, and
will reach ST. Louis early Gu Thursday morn
ing.
Agents w. H BOYCE, St. Louis.
+ (: + S $SsS : Rao"S H' 'n,''''.
]. D. PERRY, Glasgow.
GROVE ~ BRO, Cambridge.
Feb %, lS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OF GRUMPY
In the Grundy Circuit Court--In Chancery.
October Term, ls45. {
Mary Ann P. Favors.)
rs. : Divorce.
I,hn T To


To John L. Farors:-You are hereby no.
tilted that Mary Ann P. Favors filed in the
Circuit Court within and for Grundy county,
aud State of Missouri, on the 26th day Of
August, A. d. 1913. her bill in chancerv, to
which yon are made defendant; and thatunles
you make your appearance in said court, at
its next April term, A. D. IS49, to be begun
and held at !he Court House in the town Of
Trenton. on the 9th day of April, A. D. 1s49,
and within the first six days Of said term, and
ma Ike defence to said bill, he same will be
ken for confessed against you The object
and general nature Of said bill is TO obtain a
Divorce from the bonds o. matrimony exist.
ing between complainant and defendant, on
the ground of @ilful desertion, for the space
of two years.
A true copy-Attest
G. H. HUBBELL, Clerk.
January Is, l549.-46-sg.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

4 EATHER "A small lot of kip skins, up
hper, sole, harness and bride leather, for
sale low, 10 close consignment.
JNO. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

A EASY SHAVE is one of the bes.
"A sings bestowed upon man; and one of
the greatest misiortunes that man is born 10,
is to shave with poor razor. Now, therefore,
if you wish TO possess the former and escape
The latter, call at my shop and will sell you a
genuine razor. G. w. COOKE.
BoOnville, Nov. o, 1913.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
James w. Harris,

ComnliSSion and Forwarding Merchant,
and Produce Dealer,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
SABBATH EVENING

HUMBLE LOVE. 4 tender Line.
His brawny urn beclasped her was.
With love their eyes did bum;
From his warm lips she snatched taste,
And then he tasted hern.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

l HAVE got sume as good shaving SOAP
Has was ever spread upon the face of any
man, Il will not include the ladies', } and if YOU
do not believe it because you see it stated in
the newspapers, call and get a cake of it and
satisfy yourself that it is fact.
G. w. COOKE,
NOV, U, 1915. Boonville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

THE TEACHINGS OF NATURE.
mo harsh transitions Nature knows,
No dreary spaces intervene, q.
Her work in silence forward goes,
And rather felt than SEEM"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-30
inc Wo.derfuI InventIon.

Having published the letter Of Rufus Porter, esq
giving an account of the wonderful inventions which, he
says, have been made by Mr.. Henry M Paine and him.
self, we deem but just give place to the following
communication from an unbeeyer in the alleged dis
coveres The public will have both sides, and will
decide for itself
THE LAST WONDER.
MEssRs. EprroRs noticed article in the Union Of
the 2Sth ns signed "R. Porter" announcing what ne
terms very important discovery by H. NJ. Paine, who
il mistake not, has gained much notoriey heretofore
for other intentions that have not as yet proved adj
vantageous either to himself the public In Mr. Por-
ters article be found such wonderful announce
ments and assertions that it hardly becomes necessary to
refute them, they will from their very extrayagance
be rendered harmless
The magnetic electric machine has long been in for
decomposng water well for other electroytc pur-
poses and the capabilities Of the most powerful machines
record from five to ten cubic inches OF mixed gases
per minute. About five years ago saw very large
machine Of this description and probably tne iages, ever
turning crank furnished about ten cubic inches OF
mixed gases per minute. IT constructed by Profess
Page Of the Patent Office, for the purpose OF obtain
ing from the decomposition Of water oxygen and hydro
gen gases for the purposes OF illumination and combus-
This machine contained many novelties contributions
of Professor Page to science. for which the world is
largely indebted and will in time trust award him due
need Of praise II Mr. Paine's machine wll as stated
develop 500 cubic inches of mixed gases per minute
is eight hundred and sixty-four times powerful al
the above referred TO- and is truly great discovery
In fact, it is remarkable, that should much prefer to
see il demonstrated than announced and hardly know
which most to admire the statements OF Mr.. Paine, OF
the deductions of Mr. Porter based hereupon but fea
that his wishes will not prove to be horses or even ord
nary steam-engnes and that ne will fnd his newly I'M.
agined processes OF aria navigation Intellectual to rise
above mother earth with, the ascension robes OF the
Millentes. G.
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4. .v..,,o.tioa BY the faculty from which nigh!
aoc did not think proper 10 restrain my humof 90
qn9o'ss al re- produce the chorus in rustic Lann
YIN n' r4.at vivaf, vigat, willie Jois ytsei!
Novas Doctor qu tam benz Pa5at!
.;n,. from customs for the year ending June SOh,
s "a sl6 738 81 Those rom the same source ioI
DE 800 ending 30Ih June, 1913. are estimated a.
ne "a a00 though the actual receipts for the sf quarts'
800 amounted TO Sii,6i3,Iz3 o. M, go -
Tr times thai amount would be liule over iory,sx
half millions but admitting that the receipts
the year alike, there no sensible g.oun9
IN n suppose that since the hst quarter prodnced
a. snd half millions in round numbers, the ihfee 70
,n,ng quarters will only average six and bail millions
ah There has been steady increase ia the revenue
% customs for last years. estimsicd by mr. Mere
% at about IS 900 900 year. CHE difference be.
s.n 1919 and 1850 y but the probsbiy the revenue
@ ihs tart OF 1876 will far exrSed Mt Merediths mod
~ s.tmates and by that mesas and the economy Prac-
800 in Congress ali the departments OF the government,
@ him me modification Of borr1wipg money la time OF
peace 80, ~ .xnendtnres which will probablv he
oizsd will be the salary of the Secretary OF the Int
.nJ fhst on bs cleTksthe money required for
~ .g,culmra bureauthe lawyers fees To defend the
AGAINST the sharks who prey IL in the shape
81 esimans against Mexico, &c. The hberality with
hich M Ewing the decisions of COL Edwards
nav aso require congressional check. With such aid,
ibs1ee the Senate and House OF Representatives
Grulsh shall be able to make both ends meet, and
serve the credit OF the country. X
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To the Editors.

PHILADELPHIA, December 81, 1919.
The general inquiry in our city is, What will the Sen
ate do with the appointments OF General Tayos cabi
net! In Philadelphia there to be but opinion,
among men Of all parties, and that is, that they will be
e EmaFe naval ocsr ashmsad district aorney
and Roberts, marsha-from the fact, beginning with
Lewis Of his open and fragrant bargain with Levin in
e dasd % q an@ gs
Bank and his partisan feeling and active exerons TO
control elections Not long since he removed poor and
the ground that he democrat and at the same time
this officers mother lying corpse His vacillaung
course is shown from the fact that when he meets
m he a Ss 70 DO waa
have KEEP, in shall be removed so soon as shall
be confirmed; then the next day, with the aid OF
defunct collector, he will tell democrats, 81 will APP
point you as soon as confirmed; !" but the democ
racy here understand him, and rely the Senate 10
that this wo in sheePs clothing" have leave to retire
from the burdens of public Office he having accumulated
large fortune from the hard earnings of the widow and
orphan not only in the noted Girard Bank and German
town Railroad but in other rotten institutions, which our
State has been saddled with II may not be uninteres
ing to your numerous readers 10 know circumstance
which occurred in our city. short time since, Col
lector Lewis was invited to party and be had hardly
been in the house OF his friend, when messenger came
in with note Lewis said he must leave, it an
important communication from Washington. The com
pany became curous and II was soon ascertaned that
ing at Lewss house. The great objechon is, that the
collector and postmaster and marshall have placed the
appointing power in the hands OF this individual who is
obnoxious to his party, except those he has appoint
ed TO Office in the custom house, post Office, and marshas
departments.
Great complaints from the mercantile community are
urged also against the which the business OF
the naval office is conducted the Office Of chief clerk
having been conferred upon the Secretary of the Treasu
rvs brother He, OF course, is aneeurst As his
signature is only necessary for the ceaances Of vessels
he hardly at the custom-house although it is
necessary for the performance OF his duties that he should
be there As the marshal, he has also conferred the
appointing power, in fact, on Levin: As to Ashmead,
he, as well Elmaker, repudiaied by the natives
long since and their appointments are very unpopular
with their own party Two policemen, whom he re-
moved, have taken out quo trarTanto in the supreme
court to try the validity Of Judge Joness election as
mayor A motion 10 quash the application will be
heard on Saturday morning The people have fear Of
the result he is much eligible, and than Le-
win is to his seat in Congress. PLEBEIAN.
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Am<x<a D<hafeaoon o. me- wetm0re.
We publish below the card Of Mr.. Wetmore, with the
editorial preface Of the New York Mirror "a Taylor pa
perl BY which Il win appear that Mr. Wetmores accounts
are not yet settled and that when they shall be- the bal
snee. il any shall be found against him, will be promptly
paid over.
From New York Mirror
RUmoRxp pKYALcxros-The Herald OF this morning,
with usual facilities for getting false information,
thai late agent Of the United States In this city "discov
cred 10 be desuter the government the Of
half ssios of dofays-onc says s550000. II s
stated that have been issued Mr. J. Prescott
Hail. the disuict attorney Of the southern district OF New
York suits against the bondsmen Of the Off
csr."
We w Mr. Hall at O'Clock today, and assured by
him that he has heard nothing Of IL and that he does
believe there Is any truth in the report
Since the above In type, we have received the follow
ing card.
"A cARD.-A rumor from Washington Is announced by
Geographic despatch In the morning papers affecting the
this rumor undoubtedly applies myself beg leave 70
say the pubic and my friends, that have furnished
legal vouchers the proper officers Of the government Tor
all expenditures the examination Of which has not yet
been completed My therefore sill open for
adjustment The differences arising between the depart
and myself precisely like those which have &C.
cured and still exist between the department and others
"Ths amount in dispute limited one, and consists Of
charges for Disbursements during the late war entirely out
may be iousd be due The government the final
audit my '''0an'' wa p e5sPERR X wBFMoRE
"NEw YoRx. December -. Is<s"
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WAsHIsoror. Nov. 20. Isls.

WAsHNoroN, Nov. 20, 1919
At stated meeting Of the Columbia Typographical So
ciey the Sd instant the following preamble and resou-
ton were passed unanimously
aWheeas the Columbia Typographical Society conceive IL %
be duty they 70 the memory Of
tribute the National Monument erecting this city,
prscuded BY their laws nom appropang funds nom their
uTy for such purposes therefore,
"ResoIvd That committee society
each ONCE be appointed solicit donations from the members
society for the purchase 20
placed In said monument In the Of the society"
The committee accordingly appointed and imme-
datey proceeded TO the discharge of their duty and they
members OF the profession Al special meeting of the
ciety the 18th instant the committee author
lied procure suitable marble block have an inscription
carved thereon and presen, the the managers Of
"CoLUMBIA TYPoeRAPucL society,"" should it be their
pleasure to receive IL.
The undersigned has been authorised on behalf of the
committee 10 address this note that you may the
before the Board Of Managers and will be happy TO
receive an answer as early convenient.
Respectfully,
GEO. COCHRAN,
To Gro. WArTKRsroN, esq, For Committee
Sec. National Monument
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HoLDISe THEM TO THE TKsr-It is well recollected tina,
President Taylor made very decided pledge previous
TO his elections and that pledge attracted an unusual de.
gree Of attention received the appreciation Of all par
ties at the time, and Gen Taylor, Il believed gained
many votes by IT, He made the pledge voluntarily and
very careful to involve il in obscuriy All could
understand il. and dared TO question its honesty
for il was made deliberately, on the honor OF man and
the good faith Of soldier The pledge this "I vRl
make honesty fidelity, and capabilay THE PREREQUISITES
for Office"
The General was elected, and forthwith commenced a
system Of prescription which has parallel II the
President has honoraby adhered to his pledge the nu-
merous removals have been made on account OF inca
pacity, dishonesty, nhdeliy To the facts in
this matter the Hon. Mr. Bradbury has submitted TO the
Senate the following resolution
Rscved That the President be requested cause TO be
laid before the Senate all charges which he had preferred
or filed In any Of the departments against individuals who
had been remoced from Office since the ah day Of March
last with specification Of the cases. IL any, which the
officers had had opportunity TO Be heard and statement Of
the asrstu OF removals made BY each department"
This brings the thing to a point II General TAYLOR
has adhered to his pledge he can show IL; Il he has
moi, that fact will appear.-Haryord (Ct) Times
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The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-We agree with our neigh
Dor OF the Courier that the message Just such doc
ument a. we had right to expect from Cen Taylor -
perusa Of il ought 10 satisfy the most incredulous on
that point We not disposed TO question its paternity
deny 10 Zachary any OF the incubatory hono OF its
composition for aside from ridiculous and obsolete
tariff notions il is remarkable for nothing but its simpli-
city, and the absence Of any mark OF craftsmanship He
makes up his message from the minutes Of his advisers
he formerly did his roster" field day, for his
commanding officer, or the amount OF "pork and beans
consumed by the garrison Baton Rouge, for the
missary gene-dues, doubt, better performed than
his present for the forty years life in camp" OF
which he boasts untitled him for the one, while accom-
pshed him in the other How then could he be expected
10 know anything Of political matters, or 10
prehend his position President He gives US, there
fore, feeble hobbling sort OF document, furnishing
light for congressional action, possessing interest
for the intelligent reader and only readable from curl
osty TO what he does say II has, to be sure, the
merit OF brevity, attributable, apprehend, necess
ty, not virtue And yet we would have the whole
world and all the rest ofmankind (as the General says
read H. Those who voted for him ought to be compelled
10 it-Nsv Haven Register.
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M GREEN a TAsrET. Aucs,....r..

THE ladies Of Washington Georgetown Alexandria are mar
ucuary invited to attend sale Concert Hall, Monday
morning next the 3s instant eleven O'clock
the highest bidder the most beautiful and elegant
velvet, silk and Meno
offered In this Market together with
victones, boas worked collars Ac The good. are
ranged Tor exhibition day, ladies'
anime, AZ assortment complete and a
faction.
We enumerate in part, q foiowsi
Very nch Merno, satin, silk, and cIoaks
Elegant velvet, satin tour, and Msrino sacks
Do do do do do for children
DO black and fancy silk nantes
Do triIed long shawis .,
Do do square French shawis
Mufs, vfctorines and boas, for ladies and children
Worked collars, very cheap '
Also for gentlemen e
SIX eieFnnt cashmere morning wrappers.
The above goods latest STYLE made Of the very
tenals, such are usually offered auction.
Sale positive. Terms cash. GREEN d TAsTET,
Dec. 3-lt Aucuoneers.
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THE UNION.

wanted this glory for himssf and accordingly, when Mr.
squier negotiated his and Washington, Mr. Clay
ton took great deal of credit himself for H. and thought
Of policy His saing IL shows that he u
afraid OF dispensing Great Britain and that he would rather
sacrifice the honor Of the United States than
have dispute with nsoent power The whole thing
is clear and suppose il viii attract the attention OF Con-
Rres a N early day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-30

BoLD RosBKRr-CALwoRMA sroLEs.--Mr. John Con-
WELL Iodser at Congress Hail. Just from California by
steamer Empire City, at New York. had $4,000 in gold
coin dust, and Jumps, stolen from his trunk in his room
Yesterday morning. while at breakfast He came 70 this
city from New York Tuesday afternoon and was on his
way TO cadiz Ohio. where he belongs The loss has Ie
him almost pennysss, and falls heavily upon him, after the
risks Of his adventure 70 the "Fu West"
[Phaadtiphse Lsder, 26h,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrNoRE Dsc. 2s-S. p m.
The alleged dsfaieatio~ Of Prosper M Wam~s.-SS~s Of
Tsmp0aaes,-M Wand gisai1s- The marksfs, &c.
The northern papers received this afternoon all CONTAIN
dispatches and counerdespaches relative the rumosed
deiacaton of Prosper M Wemoro, late agent New
York, which. in connexon with Mr. Wemores GARD.
which you have doubtless received lead the belief that
will turn out 70 be another mares nest" The North
American Of yesterday published despatch from wash
ngton stating his dealcaton 70 be S55s 000-quts
spectacle sum- The paper OF this morning publishes
second despatch from the same az Washington,
which says that the Fourth Auditor has since discovered
vouchers in favor Of Mr. Wemore the of Ss59 600,
which reduce the alleged defalcaon than S2os
so that in hours there Is prospect that ths
balance may disappear In the same manner The North
American appends the second despatch the following
editorial remarks
We are very sure that Mr.. Wetnore win be able 10
trusted to his care have been properly disposed or Nj
Wetmores character Is and always has been, high and
tnguished in his private and public relations Tor hs most
estmabe quaties-that cannot permit ourselves
into his accounts will result in entire removal Of every
charge and suspicion affecting his integrity"
The following is the annual report Of the Sons Of Tenn
peance OF Maryland which believe also includes the Dis
ict of Columbia for the year l5i9 Members initiated
600 admitted by card 30 by dspensation, q; with
drawn So rejected, III suspended Isl expelled, l64
violated pledge, I65 signed over 43 violated I'd e
rensated, 90 deaths, IS contributing MEMBERS S7ss;
receipts, 5l23 52 per centage, S256 IL temple fund,
S4lS 70 expended for benefits 81 $50; funeral benefits
1857 cash on hand, S2l, 4s9 So
On Monday the legislature OF Maryland meets. and
considerable number of members in city, on
their way Annapolis. The members from tho western
counties determined to have in the place Of
Reyerdy Johnson OF their own choosing, and will oppose
ex- Governor Pratt 10 the last
The money market is rather tight than otherwise
the street. however. have advanced beyond last
weeks quotations therefore continue them before
IL per cent rstcass paper, with very little doing
ia loans o stocks
The MARKErs-The following the sales in the Bal
timore -four market to-day 200 bbs Howard -four
"a 6sl Nothing doing in City Mills Sales good to prime
red wheat SO l02 cents Sales white corn at 46 ~
cents, and yellow 90 81 cents Oats 70 80
Nothing doing in whiskey.
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FRoM TExAs.-The Committee on Education in the
House OF Representatives in Texas has besn instructed,
take into consideration the expedency Of authorizing the
negotiation of loan OF 100000 20 the Stats By mort
gagng the public ands-that money to be applied 10 sdu-
cational purposes.
letter is published in the San Antonio Westsm
Texan from Col Hays, dated FL Paso, Sept 20. in
which he his arrival at that place tsn
days previous after long and tedious march Of
hundred days from San Antonio
II appears that government has concluded 10 erect
strong fertilization at the northern pass, 10 Be pel-
nenty garrsoned with five hundred men, for the double
purpose OF aordng assistance and protection 10 emi
grants and repeng the nroads Of the hostile tribes upon
the Mexican frontier. Col johnson. with company Of
typographical engineers, in the field 1t the last
counts, making the necessary survey.
The Matagorda Tribune Of the 10th inst says thst by
later accounts from FL Paso brought 10 TO San Antonio.
Major Chevaie, the Texan ranger. had blown out his
brains.