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Arrival Of the Hibcrnia.
Days later Aom Europe.
RISEN BREADSTUFFS, SC.


The following dispatch from our COR
respondent at Halifax reachedus during
the day yesterday, aud was promptly IS
sued in slips:
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
HALIFAX May Is.
The steamer Hibernia arrived here al
2 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon.
The Royal mail steamer Europa arri.
we'd at Liverpool on Monday. The ne "
American steamer Atlantic was expec-
ted on the 9th.
Business in the manufacturing districts
continued quite as favorable as for some
weeks previous.
England.
Her majesty the Queen Of England has
again been safely delivered Of prince.
The event occurred on the first OF May.
Beyond the fact that the ministry
have been again lett H. the minority in
matters however Of little moment, the
proceedings of Parliament possess no
general interest.
The Greek difficulty is neither settled
nor likely 10 be.
France.
Eugene Sue received the vote of full
one-haIt OF the army OF Paris, and beat
his opponen, by 5000 majority. The
election passed ofq'i"t'y, and the So
cialis,s are greatly ela,rd.
A was quiet throughout France.
Flour has advanced one shilling per
barrel, and is firm.
Torn Is in good demand at about Cd
advance.
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" I'VE II y!

MFRS. .9R.LML>TI 70. IRD, has retnr ned
1V1 from Ph'ladrlpr,a with very large an /
handsome assortment of ladies, Misses aud
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

From the Et to the Woman. mud the Woman nj MD
d., ast--thc is ncrric'utsd. and the other ID
g,ad"aiy Srrl"essed rs 10 prevent any OF Inc Ja"t
eases thSt frequently ari-e in consequence of sucn
rnAnup.
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and Chronic Congis "buudonl!y prove its rn'o''.nS
t6rrcV in such Diseases and it, undonh,ed curative
power aud -opttug hcnng properties in the following
com ininto end Diseases, viz Splitting n Riooi, Fired
1as the lungs Pam inc E"ggt and SIDE, Nighf.
Smsats Ns,ronS toap's5Js, P13itatt.n If the Hart,
Ch0lcrr inInuir. UgS,rifrg tid Summer Complaints In
|. -.Ili lu.LL.-- t...l 1 L
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" y y . II . = Az. j. . ~ . q.
A DTiN(. WOMAN 4. RED

y F1HFC I'T7TT' ' ="
when ttis Rgise"t j. used after the person ID
s,dcrrd 10y phv-riau uii friends to be- IN the last sdgss
Of RTseaSt-actrny jgl-hul il this case far gone.
dat the shr0ud amt jqtr' clothes were bought FOR
the ga iictsOis ui this caste ami the reSgtcpe and ""-
doubted proof ii ai the circumstances and facts, We
refer 10 our rANttiI.I"iS
This cure wa- effected on Mrs Tin hYkl.MaN, q
Buiiyt"n Spa, Saratoga Co., n. We can prove be-
yond IL uoIb munv 9th, a1.o.f rg1 u 1%pclrss and
inrum,rqJt case, ut GutS ami t"Hs'"r'icnS CURED
which were prunuHccd ,"c"aois 10y shiul otySictans.
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THE WORST ScRoFULAs

and MI impure diseases Of The blood viz Scdd HAD,
liRh.nu RhevmaiisH E;t p!og' I9egi"g an At Face,
P,icS, E,i,S. fctrs C0Sf,r,S@. N,,,mfqi Discusses,
Lirr ConI',id, Pains in he h4rt, Sij,, md Lambs,
RuSd Of Ein0i 10 he HsaS cic. etc.
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,HEipEST AND MOST CURATIVE
BY ONE DOLLARS WORTH.

The ir-t state, is the cure which was effected
In Nr j. T. Iptkir OF Rome. Oneida Co. N. Y, and
risk not any Of our v"rn'i'y wncn ny that ihis
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Economy is Wealth.

Wrigltsvilc, Pa. Feb. end, '5O-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
GSk Livery stable. %
NEW ADM MlNISTRATI0M

IMMERSION g. HANDLEY would respect
IL fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARNoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared to ac-
commodute both citizens and strangers, with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at moments notice.
The additions we are making in new car
riages, Buggies, and fine horses, (none other
kept,) will enable US to furnish ''turn outs" /"
equal in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State. We are also prepared, at
all times, to attend on pleasure parties, and
to convey steamboat passengers to any point
they may desire to go.
By strict attention to the wants of the
community and fixed determination to de-
serve the patronage which has been so liber-
ally bestowed upon our predecessors, we feel
assured that our efforts to please, will be ap-
preciated by generous community.
Hearse and Carriages will at all times
be in readiness to attend funerals. either in
the City or country.
Glasgow, Nov. 10, l549.-37-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
DRAM SHOPS.

BY the following which we find in
the last Democrat, it seems the County
Court have refused TO grant dram shop
license, condilionalIy, only. 1t was un-
derstood that no further license would
be issued, the decision of the Court be.
ing predicted upon numerous petitions
against granting further license. The
subject is very well disposed of in the
following order:
STATE OF MISSOURI, ! ecr
COUNTY OF Howard. "Ol'
In the County Court-May Term, 1850.
Among other proceedings had in said Court
on the 9Th day Of May, 1850, was the fol.
lowing, TO wit:
ORDERED, That upon The written petition
ol The majority Of the legal voters in any City,
Town or Township. in the County OF How.
ard, praying for the same, the Court will
grant Dram Shop License within such City,
Town or Township; and that in vacation,
the Clerk will be authorized 10 grant the
same under the restrictions herein recited.
A true copy Of The Order.
ATTEST, A. J. HERNDON, Crk.
Fayette, May 10, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
CALIFORNIA BILL.

The Senate took up the bill TO admit
California, and adjus, the territorial diff
ficuIiles, reported by the special com.
mittee, on Monday, The 18th.
Mr.. CLAY proceeded with a state.
ment OF the sentiments prevailing in the
Committee at their several meetings
each member Of the Committee, if left
to himself would probably have pre-.
sented different report from that now
under consideration He was at one
time himself in minority; he had not,
however, been, and was not discourag.
ed, but INDUCED the hope that every
member Of the Committee would cast
his final vote in favor of the recommen-
datlons of the report; he felt assured
that the only adjustment which could
be made on the disturbing questions by
Congress, must be made upon some
such basis as that reported.
lie showed that the population of
California on the lst Of March was not
less than 10000, and expressed his be.
lief that the new State was amply en-.
titled 10 the representation she claimed.
Mr.. CLAY expressed his conviction
that the proposition Of the Committee
would succeed he would almost stake
his existence that if presented to the
people to morrow, it would receive an
almost unanimous approval. He closed
with an impassioned appeal to the Sem
ate to lay aside all personal, party and
sectional considerations, and come 10
the rescue of the Union.
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w, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MAY 23 1850

extent, of these roads. The Delhi Ga.
zette says: THE Utica and Bridge
water plank road, 20 miles in length,
cost $4,000 and pays 20 per cent reg.
ularly. The Boonvlle road pays %
per cent the Watertown pays 35 per
cent. The Forea and Johnson road, 4
miles long, cost $4,000 and pays regu.
larly so per cent.
The rates of toll charged upon the
roads in this section, are about one cent
per mile for each beast.
Yours, respectfully, FLETA.
Norwalk, Huron Co., March 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23

Theory OF MARRIAGE.-There was
merry fellow supped with Plato two
thousand yeals ago; and the conversa-
ton turned upon love, and the choice
Of wives. He said, he had learned
from very early tradition, that man was
created male and female, with dupli-
cate set Of limbs, and performed his
locomotive functions with a rotary
movement as wheel; that he became,
in consequence, so excessively insolent
that Jupiter indignantly split him in
two. Since that time each runs through
the world in quest of the other half
If The original halves meet, they are a
very loving couple, otherwise they are
subject TO a very miserable. scolding,
Peevsh and uncongenial matrimony.-
The search, he said, was rendered diff
cult for the reason that one man alight-
ed upon half that did not belong 10
him-another did necessarily the same
till the whole affair Cike an exchange
of hats or boas at a balD was thrown
into irretrevable confusion"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23

MARRIAGE SIPPaa.-At a Jewish
marriage, | was standing beside the
bridegroom, when the bride entered
As she crossed the Threshold, he stoop-
ed down and slipped off his shoe, and
struck her with the heel on the nape of
the neck. at once saw the interprela.
lion of the passage in Scripture, res
pectlng the transfer of the shoe 10 an.
other, in case the brother-in law did
not exercise his privileges. The slipper
in the East being taken off in doors, is
at hand 10 administer correction, and
is here used in sign of The obedience of
the wife, and of the supremacy of the
husband The Highland custom is to
strike for good luck" as they say, the
bride with an old slipper. Little do
they suspect the meaning implied.
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st. Louis Millinery Rooms.
IN 81, Market Street, Up Stairs, 40,
~ ST. LOUIS, MO. 8N

ks{1 81, WdrkeE Street, Up SldTS, ;Ng3,1
W. ST. LOUIS, MO. SS
SLOPER g. RIMMER, importers and deal
- ers of French Millinery, would respect
fully inform the Ladies, they are prepared to
offer any article in their line at the lowest
possible prices, and of the latest and most ap-
proved styles, being in receipt of patterns
monthly.
The greatest attention is paid TO written Or
ders, that persons at distance may feel per-
feet confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and Leghorns cleaned, dyed and
altered, and every article Of mourning goods
supplied at the shortest notice.
St.. Louis, Augustus, lS49.--25--9m
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AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
V. B. PALMER, Esq, is authorized to pro.
cure Advertisements, receive Subscriptions.
and make Collections for the TIMES, ,ot his Of.
sces in the following cities:
Observation-Disclosures West Corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
New YoRK-Tribune Buildings.
BosToN--No. 5, State street.
Fdyette-Andrew J. Herndon.
HuntsriHe-W. R, Samuel.
Blooming gton-Tbomas G. Sharp,
LinneuS-H. WILKERsoN.
Cambridge--JoHN II. Grove.
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Number I2.
LOVE.

UTwo or three things calculated
TO lead 10 matrimony:
Two or three IroIics abroad in sweet MAY,
Two or three civil things said by the way,
Two or three langushes-two or three s.ghs.
Two or three "blesS mes" and let me dies
Two or three squeczes, and two or three
towseS:
Two or three nights week spent at their
houses,
Is very quick way to make the girls wish
Tor spouses.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar
for the first, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF every description, executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
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q, IN. RUrckhartt.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, HuntsriAe, Mo
IA Will practice law in the counties of
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
TO him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampbe i &
Coates store. oct24-34.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23
PHENOMENA OF THE BRAIN

IL iLtNO LNh VI III DhAlN.
DR.. Wagan, in a treatise on the
Quality Of the Mind" makes the fol.
lowing remarks:
One of the most inconceivable things
in the nature Of the brain is, that the or.
gan Of sensation should itself be insen-
sible. To cut the brain gives no pain;
yet in the brain alone resides the power
of feeling pain in any other part of the
body. If the nerve, which leads from
it TO the injured part be divided, it be-
comes instantly unconscious of suffer-
ing. 1t is only by communication with
the brain that any kind of sensation is
produced; yet the organ itself is insen.
sible. But there is a circumstance
more wonderful still. The brain itself
may be removed, may be cut away
down to the corpus calasum, without
destroying life. The animal lives and
performs all the functions which are ne
cessary TO simple vitality, but no longer
has a mind. 1t cannot think or feel.--
1t requires that the food should be push.
ed in the stomach; once there, it is d.
gesled. and the animal will even thrive
and grow fat. We infer therefore,
that the part Of the brain-the convolu-
sions-is simply intended for the exer.
else of the intellectual faculties, wheth.
er of the low degree called instinct, or
exalted kind bestowed on man, the gift
Of reason.
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Charles R. FallenstciR,

GLASGOW, MO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
BONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, fc.
&c Front Street, Glasgow, Mo.
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T. PRaWITT, JNo. W
PrcWitt & Henry.
JN0. w. HENRY

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fayette, Mo ,
IN will attend TO all business entrusted 10
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid 20 collecting.
0FOffice in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. Is, lS49--y.
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EDUCATION.

During our stay in the White Noun.
tains we were dining at the ordinary of
the Franconia Hotel, when a lawyer
pointed out to me lady sitting oppo-
site TO US, whom he recognized as the
chambermaid of an inn in the state of
Maine, and he supposed "lhat her com.
panion with whom she was talking
might belong 10 the same station.
asked if he thought the walters, who
were as respectful to these guests as to
US were aware of their true position in
society. "Probably they are so,' he
replied, "and moreover, as the season is
almost over, these gentlemen, who must
have saved money here, will very soon
indulge in some similar recreation, and
make some excursions themselves. He
then entered into conversation with the
two ladies on variety of topics, for
the sake of drawing them out. treating
them qrte as equals, and certainly sue
ceeding in proving to me that they had
been well taught at school, had read
good books, and could enjoy a tour and
admire scenery as well as ourselves -
One day when we were dining at the
great table of the Carlton Hotel, one of
the largest and most fashionable eslab.
lishments of the kind in New York, we
were Informed by an American friend
that young man and woman sitting
opposite TO US were each well known 10
him, as work-people from factory near
Boston.
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WHAT Our YEARNINGs PRopuEsY-


1t is pleasant, il is ennobling. to reflect
that the yearnings Of The human soul
after ideal purity, beauty and blessed.
ness, are in themselves prophetic indi.
cations that these Iongings are 10 be
realized, and that the home of the soul
will al length be found in state and
inexperiences agreeing with those
deep yearnings. A bitter mockery it
would indeed be. if after all the lear.
ings mp of the heart at the name Of a
loveier and purer world, we should be
destined never to see il. No: the fact
that we often muse upon eternal love.
illness and beauty, and sigh to posses.
them, is at once foretasle and assurance
that we shall attain them.
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JOHN W. LUKE. JOHN JENNINGS
Luke e. Jennings.
PROD UCE OKERS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Commercial.Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Between Vine street and Washington Avenue
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Roe g. KERcHEvAL, St. Louis.
+" id E. WALSH,
Z" CHoUTEAu g. VALE.
HANENKAMP d. Co.
]. w. HARRIS Il Co., Glasgow
" PERRY g. BARTHoLow. A"
St. Louis, January II, ls50.-ly,'
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P. W. DlGGES DIR. T. II. GRAVES.
f. w. Digges a. Go.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Corner Market and LIST street,)
GLASGOW, MO-
B. H. SMITH, =,
d. II UNl
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRUNpY Co. Mo.
"/ILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted to his care, in the Courts of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3.
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CAFE GIRARDEAU CouNTy.--We
hear from Cape Girardeau, that the an.
ti'Bentonites have brough, forward
William w. iIorrell and Samuel A.
Hill as their candidates for the House
of Representatives for the ensuing cleo.
tion.
The Ben,nniles have nominated Jas.
n. Bennett as one of their candidates.
The other has mol been agreed upon.
~ Mrs. FRANCES s. OsGoop, the
poetess, died al her residence in New
on the evening Qf the l2Ih instant.
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, aert
door to the Glasgow House.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
Fer enc year, if paid in advance, SO OOl
If not paid before the end of the year, 3 90
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From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Chances and Changes of
Life.
MAR RIAGE.

" Welded love is founded on esteem,
Which the fair merits of the mind engage,
For those are charms which never can decay
But time, which gives new whiteness to the
swan,
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NEAR MT. OLIVE, IzARD Co., ARxs.,
July 9TH, 1890
My DEAR R,CkETTs As som- Of :he
readers OF your excellent journal have II
have been informed) expressed desire to
hear from your old friend "ScRAGGs"
again, he that is /, feel so flatiered by
their kind and friendly notice, cannot for
the soul OF me hold back. So here goes
tn" old shatt-hoss once more, although his
eyes grow dim with age and his limbs are
little on thu SPAWN. But hang me If
there isn't just this about the old swell
cove, that without either mos: bewitch-
ing and seductive fit, flash, or parox-
ysm OF inspiration, or else new and
fresh turn up OF the Kaleidoscope (my
plague on the man as inwpnted such
tongue-and- jaw-contor'ing words and SPELL
ing! of l,fe-incidents, I feel as barren of
ideas as that blasted zig tree ION the plains
OF Jud'a) Of fruit, or tip top Ioaier's
pocket is Of crown pieces. Bah!
In hopes of little oflhe JUNCTION drop
ping on my mantle, as, in point OF news, l
live in sort Off whrre-region of the
world, like our bCrs here. have been Iy-
ing back on my fat, las ia! as hen in the
forehead" as the sailors say,) till our bar
bacue and celebration came off. All yes
II see-wrll, you mug lick your lips
but Pm sorry "you CAN'T come in''-for
some Of that big roast and boil-not that
"you are not good Iooking'-O. no. my
friend: for although las Stump said OF llt-
tie ugly Walker) you are not what is
termed handsome man, you are d. d
fine To- king man." There-a compliment
is not OF necessity flattrry. o, no. l
neve: Aatter, because am SO far above
the reach oil flatt.ry. that II is quite below
my grasp Like the Frenchman's corn,
that "vas so yer goode fine, you no pos
Seeble can reach de ears on de horse
back but meaning downwards. Or.
like "dat little nigga's head am just like a
monkeys head only da monkeys head
am good deal hitler dan da little nigga's
,ead, Gaze da little nigga's head am good
leal bigger dan da monkeys h-ad-in
consequently dey am bois alike" "a far
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married , continued Kate; Gas have since
COUSIN H"rry arrived here; for you know
after Sue came did not see much OF you
you were SO much with Miss Starr; and
| am sure | don't blame you either, who
is so beautiful, aud has such fine
voce-"
"kate, she is not halt so beautiful as
you are, and her singing cannot be COM
red to yoursr' interrupted Frank.
"Why you really surprise me; thought
you were quite in love with h-r''
"No, no. Kate, l have never loved
airy ONT but you; no one was ever beau
uIu! in my eyes but you ;" and then, Tor
getting all his own grievances. Frank
pressed his vile to his heart, and confess
sed the motives of his attention to An
nette.
80, Frank, how could you cried Kate.
cit was very cruel, | know, my dear
Kate, and you bore it like such an angel
And then, after Susan went away, Impan,
to tell you all; but then came this Cousin
Harry, and"
"And you were jealous of him ie,
Frank ~
"Kate. have reason to be; but I will
not reproach you, for l feel have my
self been in error; but, Kate, he must
gos"
"And then you don't really like An
nette, after all p'
"No, dear Kate Say, then, will you
forgive rne9'
eyes, Frank; for love you better than
all the world?
Sand will you send your Cousin Har-
ry aways'
'Ye-rs, poor fellow and vet I cannot
be 50 cruel; you must, Frank, only be gen
tie, be polite, don't hurt his feelings %
"His feelings, he has none, coxcomb p
exclaimed Frank, beginning to get angry
again; 81 will soon get rid of him; where
Is he, Kate 2"
"In my dressing room, dare say
answered Kate; she is there most all the
time; but now be civil, won't you, dea.
Frank! Poor Harry, don't wound his
feelings q"
The probable whereabouts OF the Young
gentleman, did not tend to lessen Frank
indignation; and it was with slow, de.
termined step, tina, he passed up the
stars and threw open the door OF Kate''
dressing-;oom, and there-could he be.
lieve his eyes-there sat Susan May
with that same arch, saucy smile, whlle
thrown over the back OF the lounge, was
the i'd ntcal frock coat; yonder stood the
wril-po'i.hed boots; and there the sleel
beaver of-Cousln Harry.
Frank was speeches. with amazement
while Sue, springing up, and placing thu
hat iauntingly on one side Of her cluster.
ing black curls, cried.
och, InsIeby, what's the matter
man!'
Al this moment little white arm en-
circled his neck, and the smiling ewes
OF Kate looked up roguish!y into HI,
face
"Ah, Frank, never again attempt t.
outwlt woman ~
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THE WINE CUP.


Dash down the sparkling cup its CLEAN,
Like the pale corpse-liglit . or tho tomb,
il hut a false, dece,tful beam,
10 lure thee onward 10 thy doom.
The sparkling CLEAN will fade away,
And round thy lost bewildered fact,
Mid dal kness, terror, and dismav.
Tile CHASTITY shapes ofdcath will moot.
Dash down the cup poison sleeps,
In every drop thy lips wp1ld drain,
To make thy life-biood soeth and leap,
A fiery flood, through every vein
A fiery aood that will efface,
by slow degrees thy god like mind,
Till, mid its ashes, not trace
Ofteason shall DO lett behind. I
Dash down the cup! serpent starts,
BeI cath the flowers which crown lis brim
Whose deadly pangs will strike thy heart,
Aud make thy flashing eye grow din.
Before whose hot and maddening breath
More fatal than the simeon blast
Thy manhood, in mnhonored de,th,
Will sink worthless wrock ut:la-t.
Dash down the cup thy father stands,
And pleads IN accents deep and low,
Thine unguishcd mother clasps her hands
With quver,ng lips aud worldless woe
TEey'who have borne thee on their breast.
And shielded thee through many year;
Oh, would'st thou make their bosulns biest,
Their life a joy-their pleading hear!
Dash down the cup! thy young wife kneels;
Her eyes, whose d, BPS have often gusled,
And turned, with mute and soft appeal,
Upon thy batse, in stumber husi,ed.
Didst thou not WOO her in thy youth
With muny fond and solemn vow!
Oh, turn again, and all her truth
And love shall be rev arded now
Dash down the cup and on thy brow.
Though dark.ned Ger with many strain,
Thy manhood's light SO feeble now,
Shall, bright and steauy, burn again.
Thy strength shall like the tabled bird,
From its own ashes upward spring;
Ana fountains III thy broas, be stirred,
Whose waters living joys shall bring,